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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Gulitiides NQerlci.

9unoes : Senator Hapner'S anlid)t
iiber &rGiioent &~ooieuclt's Guba.
golitif. - GongrcB : Ibgeorone.
ter Sobn @ia IdBt einige perlon-
lide Sreunoe regiItriren.-8ud
ter nil fir Sobnion ms 3euQ
3 geben.
9un0es . Senator Siioor Gnpner
ipra6 iid geitern iiber Broiioeni
&ooiepelts i%iingIte Solitif be5iiglid
Cuba aus. Gr iu9tc, ErGiibcnt 300
iepelt bcboupte, sic @oblen in Gubo
ieien perlottert, CT nber crflGrc, lie
ieien ni6t perlottcrter, ais sic @ob-
len, mcl6cn bic repllblifonild)e Ear'
tel in Ocn Ser. Staatcn Die 8Gpalt
oeber. Trdlioent Hooicpelt pilnihe
Die Nnncrion Guba'S, un0 OoIielbe
miinidten sic Gigcntbiimcr bon gu.
der. llno SobofS : Tlontagcn.
NodId iiigfcit oemofra.
tiid,er Icgi itrir sc.
amten.
GongrcB . abgeoronctCr Sobn 8ia
brad)ie gcItcrn peridieoene 6reunoe
peri0nlid) III oaS RegiitrationS. 2ofal
bcS II. Erc5inttS Ser ~. @aro, bod
iono cr 81 ieinem S6rcfen aus, BOB
Die rcpublifaniiden H%c9iitrotoren
ollein in Dem Sotnle> luorcn. 3urd)
Gle 9cmiibungen oeS Srn. Gill MR.
be Elm temporGrer Ocnlofratilder
Gi6ter c%ingeidmorcn, uno fonlten
Damn feline 6rcunOc regiitriren. 60.
balD Sr. @m. 3. Eorter bon Der
Observation-Disclosures ser ocmofratiifcn
@ablridter borte, mcloetc or Dies
scr @obloufIi6t5 9eboroe, uro
ipllroc Damn nusgeiunoen, Dab elmer
berielben nod @nibin9ton gciabrcn
mar, pbnc sic @u6l = Superpiiorcn
benad)rlbllgt 81 Daben.
81 adter unb Sobn 0 N.
Serr 8, @. So6nion miro bon Jet
ner domination ais rcptblifanildcr
Gon9reb.G oitoioat i'm 3. 0iltrift am
0onucritag IbcnO I'M vSotcl Gas
peQ" oiii5iea benndjridtigt merocn,
Gongreb.I bgcoronetcr 6ronf s.
@ndter bat periprod)en, iid) iiir Srn,
Sobnion geb6rig ms 3cug SIT Iegen.
@egenR uOo.
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belt gcitern aheno cine Seriamm-
ling III ser .Tehobite Salle," in mel
der Elm 9ricf SeS ErGiiocnten Q.
@ompcrs BON Scr rIncrican Seoc-
ration Of 2abor" perlcicn muroe, in
oem Serr 8ompcrs sic Sppoiition
oeS Gonereb- Ibgeoronetcn Muoo
aegen oos ahtitumocngeleb, Die @c'
lete fir sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Die
SdiifSiubiibienbin unb Oie He6tc Der
Seelcitc ais @runo boiilr ongicbt,
Dab alc orgariIirten Irbciter in Der
%fommenoen Gon9rcBpabl gegen i'm
itimmcn lollteu. Illf) babe SerrVfuoo
sic 6oroerlngen Ser or9anilirten Ar'
better bel Sem 9au Der Tcitbalttcli
ser Marinc. Nfobemie niht unter.
itiitt.
0ic Gegitrirung.
@eitcrn, om pierten &cgiitrirungS.
toge, liebeu iih 1851 Stimmgebcr
reeiitrircn, nno iino biS6cr I'M 8ons
5en 69,S93 Stimmacber regiItrirt
morbcn. Torilntcr bcfinocn Iit H.
1874 Negcr. Gs limo MIR nod oret
Gage fir oic &eaiitrirung iibrig uno
5rpor bette rnb on 8. nnO 10, DITTO.
Der. SIS iollte babcr fem @oblbercd)s
tiater pcriGllmcn, iid) regiitriren SIT
lalien, oonit or nidt leines @abl-
rcdtcs pcrluitig gcbt,. GoS gcltrlge
Heiultot ser Tceiitrirling lpor, mlc
folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Gem 8plScncu na6c.

Sr. ilno Sralt ). g. 2ind ieiern Sen
80. Sa6reStag ibrer Sod5cit. -
3ablreide @rotulotionerl. =
Shone @eidenfe.
Zen IS. Sabrestag ibrer Gerbei.
rotbung f%cierten qeitern ser SGr6cr-
Meiiter 6ricori6 Is. 2ind uno @at,
tin, ge6. @einreidl in ibrer 8ob.
ming, Nr. 101, Noro @apltr. Shon
an iriibc1 Morgen iteltcn iid Sra,
tulantcn Gin. Die criten iporcl sic
SS. Sbeo. g. 9orlt, 8corg 6iling.
IllguIt Toiede unb saul @ilen.
lobr bon ser rGompognic g." oercll
GopitGn Sr. 2ind lit. Sic Serren
iibcrbro6ten linn sipei 9iicien q, 9ou.
Quets. InOere Bouquets murOen
Dem Subelpaare oargebradt pom
r8crmnnia 3amen.Ge rgniigungS-
&crein" uno bon Ben &in0ern. Ger
n@crmania : Gamcn = Gergniigung8-
&ercin" percbrtc benz SSllbclpoorc an.
berbem cine ifone @oslompc. Sn
Den Ibcnoitl1nOen fanocn iid 0ieI}it.
gli0ocr OieieS GereinS nno oie 6ami-
lienpangeborigcn ais 0Gite Gin, ulo
Gin icbr id0neS Somilicnielt cnttui.
delte lid).
Sr. 5rieorif IS. 2i1d, melder iett
GO Sabre alt lit, itommt aus @iirt.
tcmberg. er fam 1860 ais 1%3-lGbrl.
Ger &nobc nod) Baltimore, crlcrnte
bier bic @erbcrci un0 trdt 1866 in
ooS 81. Ger. Stooten Snfontcrie.Hc.
Nimcnt Gin, in &oniaS, IrtonioS,
Ncu = Mcrito uno onocrcn l%pcItli.
den Staaten uno Sc%rritorien 0icnit
tburno. Gr bIicb bis 1869 I'M Wili.
tGrOicnit r1b fam hnnn 5uriid nod
baltimore, no er 1871 an Scr Snps
cttcitrobc, bcnn Totbbnuic gcgcll.
iiber, cinc6Grbcrci eroifncte. Sn Ocnl.
icl6cn Sabre bcirotbctc SCR. Siltf
SRI. Morp @einreid), cine gcborcnc
@oltinlorcrin. Eoitor Wortin &rott
BON ser GreicinigfcitS = Stride pol.
500 bic Grouung. Pm biciem Elabc
an ser SopcttcltroBc blieb Sr. 2ind
30 Sabre, mo Dor lnlgeIdbr lcd)S
Sobrcu iicoeltc cr nodD icinem icbi.
gen @eifGftsplate Gr. 101, Noro.
@npitruBc, iiber.
GnS nod icbr iuacnbli6 allSicben'
sc Gbcpoor 2inf bot cine redt Sabls
rcidc No6fommcnihoft. Gie &ins
Der iino: Sron SronciS Gurpilc,
Iroll emma llmbod, Sr, 3. @.
2ind, jun, Srou Bertha SipfinS,
6rau Carrie aouimonn, Sr. @llItop
4ind mn Sri, gllice Sinf. @rBer-
hcnl hat Sr. Sil,d bier Gnfel.
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57,759 11,134 G9,S93

Ibleben. = SIM Sitter bon 60
Sobren itarb geitern Srau Ingela
2ofampe, Satin rcs Srn. Senrp So'
fanlpe. Die 9ecroieling finbet am
Treitag BON Srauerbauie, Ger. 127,
NorO-Einc-S traBe, aus itatt. I'm
8 llbr gormittags miro in Ser ct.
gIpbonins Stride fir oas1 Scelenbeil
Der Geritorbenen Elm 8equicm,Sode
amt celebrirt pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04

arrangements fir boS %. Stii.
tunasfeIt bes SereinS iultroe Elm So.
mite ernannt. Gum ShluB Der 81.
tullg pltroe Sr. 6rib Slider oils pal.
lipes Mitglieo ouigcnommen. Im
nGdIten Sonntog finOct in ser @oG-
nung bes 9irigcntcn, Ger. 2437,
GoItern . apenlie, nod cine b%cionoerc
Irobc fir ocn 2icoerobcno bcS Ger.
mania : WGnnerhorS" itott.
Seii1en- Darn it as tie t.
Ser Setein ser Selicn GormItGo.
ter belt seItern abeno. untcr oem
Soriit iSes 8rGiioeutcn &beiit: Bauer
lcinc Observation-Disclosures; sc.
fretGr @onr. Hitterpuid riiihrte oos
9rotofoa. ,9gS mllrben Qusi6licBlid)
Ioutinegei1Gfte erleOigt; Npei nei,e
Mitglieoer muroen auiocnommen.
To6 9eenoigung Ser Sieung bielt
enc Sioelitas, hei ser piel gelungeu
ul1o gcfneipt pnroe, nnO and Yi-
nocle, Gitih unb Sfat SIT Gbren ia.
men, sic MitglieOcr nod LANCE gu
lammen.
n9ooenia- % Gnnerhor T."
Sn ieiner Salle biclt ser .9aoenia.
Wdnncrhor" utter 2eituug bon Erof.
IS. gg. S0blmann icine mohentli6c
Singitun0e ab. Sn ser oarnuiiolgen.
Ben @eidGitsiitung murOen baupt.
iG6li6 Houtineaei6afte uerbanoelt.
,Gomenpcrcin 8ors
mGrtS."
Sn icincr biesmonotliden Ger.
Iommllng bcidploB ser Gomcn'%cr'
Gin beS .SormGrts." nnl 9nntio.
0unoStagc, Gnoe Nopcmbcr, 0oS
jGbrlidc auitcrniclt ab5ubalten. Il@
Arrangements : Gnmite iiir boS Selt
mrrocn crnonnt: Srou 9otb. 9roi.
iel, Srou Sfibibfi, Srou SonOcrS,
Srou @entcl, 6rou 2orctt, 6rou
Gbormonn Trou 8iitbler unb Srau
Glad. ErGiioentiu 6rau 3. &ortlcb
iii6rtc sen 8prlib lulo Scfrct1rin
Srou Gotbarine 9roiicl boS Eroto-
fol-. Pr,
,Eruocntiol 2caguc."
Bic abtbcilungcn Scr 2eogrc oc3
Stoots . Gpr5ils bon Miarplono Der
iommeltcn iid gcitern gbcnO III
Qudburot'S Souc Nr. 205, Sin
@Solfcitrobc, un6 b%ielten utter ocm
GrGlioium bcs Srn. GruIt Wciniel.
Scr lire GuartuIS . G~eriommlurg
ob. Gos Erotofoa fiibrte ScfrctGr
5. $. Wittenborf. sic cingcloufcncn
9eridtc iibcr sic &ronfcn : llnterltii.
tungcn, olld) BON Ncp : 0orf, lalltc.
ten iiberaus eiiniti1, 10 oab I'M gagc-
mcincn Gin biibidcr llc6criduB 81
pcrScidncn lit. &icle ncile Oaitglie.
Der mllrbcn I'M perfIoiiencn @tcrte!l-
lobrc Scr 2cogile 5ugcfiibrt, 9oSFro'
pogon0o . Gomitc modtc pcri6icoc.
ne @ori6lGgc 6. g. iollcn Oicienigcn
Mit0lieScr, sic sic m~ciitcn ncilcn
Mitglieber %5ufiiGrcr, ppm ErGIioci.
ten prGmiirt nerOcn), biciclbcn lpllr'
ben ongcnonm1en. Die Yolicer.Sr.
Gabcrn Scr metropolitan 2ebensbcl-
iiherung crbicltcn cine Grtra Gipi,
bcn0e SeitenS Scr @cieaidoft, nit
Riidpirfung bis oiif buS InfangS'
iobr Scr Tolicer Nnd) Scr Sibung
iono Gin gcmiitbIidcs 3uinmmcnicin
itott, bci melfcm Sr. 2lldGorbt CT
ncn fcincn 2unid lcrpirtc. '''
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IS. @cburtStog bcS Sab
Diners Or. Scnrp 81 d Bet
mer. - Scilte ieicrt Mobbincr 81.
Scnrp So6bein1cr, ser friibcre Secl-
iorger Scr olten GbcnItrobcnsGon.
0rcgotion, Scr iett inn SSroelitiifcn
Soipitol uno 9lipl feline Gage IN
Mitbe unb Srieocn bcidlieBt, icinen
SO. 8cburtstog, Or. Sodbeimcr
muroc on 3. Sftober 1918 in Ans.
bad, 9opern, 9cboren. Scin Safer
luor Gobbi Siooc Sodbcimer rnb
iein @robpotcr &abbi WpicS Sod-
bcin1er, Gin bcriibmtcr Shrift9clcbr-
ter. Gr crbiclt ieine IusbilOlrg ouf
scr Wiindener llnineriitGt, no or i'm
Sabre 1915 icin 9iplom ais Goftor
Der Ebiloiopbic crbielt n1b gleid)-
seitig bonn Hobbiner Siri6 Mllb bos
ais Hobbincr. Scirc critic Stelle
por bic. ais SiiliS Gobbiner BET jet.
mem Softer in Gchenbonicn. SSm
Tepolutipnsiobrc 1913 mar CT Gin
gliibenoer G%crtbeioigcr Scr Sode
ocS TolfcS, itrb oIs CT ocSbol6 lid
Die Scrfolgung ser &eaierung 5il5oG,
flob CT Md Sen Ser. Stootcn. Gr
fam nab Baltimore i'm Sabre 1919
uno mar Damn 10 Sabre lang Hob.
biner DER Baltimore Scbrcm Gonare.
cotton.
SIN Sabre 1859 muroe or Hobbincr
Scr Sbeb Ssrocl.Gongregotior, beren
Seelloracr or bis 1892 ipor llno oonli
cr gum Hobbi emeritus gcnlo0t mur.
DC. Or lit Elm Wann bon bober Gr.
3iebung. ein Weiiter bcs 2otciniidcn
itno ;8tiehiidcn, mie Der icnlitiihen
Sprad)en. Gr bot picle Ibbdnolun-
gen iiber iiioiid)c llnb tolmuoiidc Si=
terdtur geibriebcn, Die groBtentbeil5
in Der belltih-iiioiiden ErciIc perof-
fentlift iinb.
tiftungS it.-nGourt Gar,
roltou Nr. 3" oeS nSrocns Der omc-
rifaniidcn Soritcr" miro om 16. Of
tober iein 26. Stiftilngsfeit Ollrf ct-
men Wau in ser r@ermonia Wdnner.
horsSoae" feltlid begcbcn, fuo5lt elr
Arrangements = gomitc umfalIcnoc
Sorbereitun9en trifit. 9er g~oriibenoe
u. Sambcrt lilo aeitern Mapor Sima'
nus 5u bicier 5eitlid)feit Elm.
Snnb repeftIos gegen
glaurod. = Ils Der Toli5iit j.
5. garra bonn oitliden Giitrift of.
nungslos am Yatrolfaiten Nr. 81
an Gdc Wonfprb- unS Solter.gpenlc
itairb, I'm ieinen &apport 81 MAIDEN,
iprang plotlif Elm 5orterricr an
linn binouf nnO bib linn in 5tpei
Singer Der linfen Sanb. 5roboen:
Der Eoli5iit gIeih SagS auf oen
Sunb modte, fonnnte or benielbcn
nidJt erbaifen lilo cbenio menig or.
fabren, mem Der SunO gebort.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22

Mrs. Fox of Paradise, was Deni-
llson caller Saturday.
i Mr.. P. E. C. Lally spent Tuesday
i'm Omaha on business.
MIR. and Mrs. N. Haworth were
penison shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. H. Brandy of Kenwood, was
county seat visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. Roy Green of Rolfe. visited
| relatives in this county recently.
Mr.. A. F. Boylan visited over Sun
day at his home in Eldora, Iowa.
Mr.. Andrew Namanny left for his
South Dakota home last Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Hadenfelt, of Manning,
is visiting at the Fred Bradbury home.
Mr.. Roland Philbrook spent Satur-
day in Dunlap visiting his old play
mates.
Mr.. A. F. Boylan sold his fine driv-
ing horse last week to Mr.. j. A.
Baird, of Dunlap. for $3.50.
Miss Maud Dixon has been i'll the
past week threatened with pneumonia.
Her friends are pleased to hear that
she is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper of Dow City,
were in attendance at the japanese
program, given at the Hotel Normandy
last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. C. Saul moved into
the residence recently purchased from
Mr.. Warbasse this week. Their
daughter Alice, is still confined to the
house.
Mr.. B. j. Sibbert has been ON the
sick list the past week with very
bad cold. This has prevented him
from seeing the voters of the second
ward so far in the campaign. It
should not be necessary, however, as
every voter knows Barney and they
all know that he is splendidly equip
ed to fill the Office of alderman.
Alfred Wright, as Mayor, would
play no favorites. He would not use
his influence as mayor to have this or
that street fixed to suit his conven-
fence. He would be fearless and in
dependent and energetic. Why not
give the young man a chance rather
than the man who has spent twenty
two years in office.
The prominent democrat who was
called from his downy couch in the dark
hours of the morning and offered the
nomination for mayor with the assur-
ance that Carey had absolutely de-
ciined," who consented to run only to
find that Carey had re-considered and
y s-!xas athes7s; s.ssade monkey of,
does not relish the situation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22
calumet
Baking
Powder
Moderoto In nrice.
Perfect In quality.
Moderate In price.

Mrs. Eva Jones is guest of her
sister, Mrs. A. Bond.
Mr.. Alfred Wright was called to
Vail on business yesterday.
Mrs. Jordan of Dunlap is guest,
OF her father, Mr.. William Raine.
Mr.. E. H. Swasey of Dow City,
was in Denison on business Tuesday.
Mr.. A. D. Randall left on Tuesday
evening for brief business trip to
Kansas.
Mr.. VIM. Butler of Washington
township, was in Denison on business
Tuesday,
Mrs. F. H. Morgan spent Sunday
visited her sister Mrs. C. M. Jensen
of Dunlap.
Miss Marion SERVER arrived home
from Mt. Vernon, Thursday for her
| spring vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Barrett of Omaha, Neb-
raska, visited at Mrs. P. d. Nc
Mahon's on Friday.
Miss Lillian Barnholdt of Charter
Oak, is visiting with Miss Hilda
Rohwer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scaggs have been Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Richard
| Robinson near Vail, the last week.
Bishop Morrison ID. will preach
in Trinity church, Denison, next We'd
nesday at z as p. m. Services Sun
day next 7.30 p. m instead of 500
and 10 80 am. Owing to sad news of
the death of near friend the Bishop
could not be present in Denison,
March 21st, as expected. Arthur
Pratt, Rector.
Mr.. j. M. Rowland returned last
week from the east where he went
with the Empire people to the En-
pire Cream Separator factory at
Bloomfield, N. j., After spending
about week there and day in New
York. City he went to Great Valley,
New York, to visit his sisters, two of
whom he had not seen for thirty-eight
years and one for thirteen years. It
was indeed happy reunion. I.
Mr.. E. C. Laub resigned his posi-
ton with The Boys store last week
and has purchased a large general
merchandise stock in Villisca, Iowa,
and has already taken possession.
Mr.. Laub is merchant of great ex-
perience and first-rate ability, a good
salesman and a good buyer. Villisca
is flourishing town on the main line
of the c. B. & Q. railway. 1t is fif-
teen miles from Red Oak and is in the
midst of fine agricultural community.
Mr.. Laub ought to do we'll in his new
location and his many friends wish
him the greatest possible success.
A. G. Sjogren returned safely to
Kiron on Monday morning from his
pleasant trip to Sweden and is pleased
to again be at home. His return trip
was not quite as favorable as when
going; the weather was somewhat
disagreeable. All to gether he had the
trip and the time of his life and he is
chuck full of "Sweden'' and ''Dal-
arne" which he relates to his friends.
The many friends in Sweden gave
Dal-Karlen a royal welcome and
treatment during his stay. He says
it is his last trip to the Fatherland.
Now to live the balance of his days in
America. He brought with him across
the waters to the great and grand
country one family consisting of hus-
band and wife and four children, two
sturdy young men and two young
girls whose intentions are to make
, this thair flt,Ira homo X ;rop Soot;,ol
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22

The S. S. club have purchased four
dozen spoons to present to the club
room and expect to buy forks lit
tie later. We believe this will be
very much nicer for the clubs as it
will do away with the borrowing of
silver.
We are not going into a de-
debate on the question of the election
of city solicitor. Mr.. Walker, the
republican nominee is a young man,
and we might wish that he had had
more experience. His opponent is a
man who has had experience, oceans
of it, experience by which he has
profted little and by which others
have profited still less. Give us
Walker every time.
A great Shakespearian production
liking Richard the Third by the
noted tragedian John Griffith and his
company of 10 strong players at the
opera house Wednesday, March %.
lLsa'sis company carries with it a
large amount of beautiful 81 can can MI
electrical effects and the presentaaHtn l ~
of the play here will be complete in
every detail. This will certainly be
a rare treat for Denison and anyone
wishing to see something first class
cannot afford RI miss II
A veritable mercantile paradise is
to be found at the Bale Brodersen
store this week. The removal of the
store to its new quarters was made
during the middle of a season and this
is the first real opportunity the big
store has had to show what it could
do under favorable circumstances.
The first floor presents fine display,
with the handsome show cases filled
with the latest and prettiest of every
thing in the spring dry goods line.
But it is the second story which is
now perfect bower of beauty. In
richness and beauty of display it sur
passes anything which this store has
ever attempted. Huge baskets of
stately roses. beautiful millinery
decorations and dreams of bonnets
are at every hand while every depart
ment of the store is at its best. 1t
is a revelation to the Crawford county
shopper and the store is we'll worth a
visit whether one goes to buy or sim
ply to admire the beautiful goods dis
played. lhe show windows also de-
serve special mention as being per-
haps the most beautiful Denison has
ever seen.
I'VE arc headquarters for Kresc
Dip. Schlumberger' Pharmacy. 12-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22

HOtVSI dpnSl
MIR. B. J.. Sibbert is again about
after being confined to the house for
several days with severe cold and
sore throat.
A number of the rural carriers out
of benson have decided to purchase
uniforms. They will be out with the
early spring.
At opera house Wednesday evening,
March %, John Griffith in Shakes
peare's Immortal Tragedy liking
Richard the Third.
Miss Ferne johnson the daughter of
Mr.. H. B. Johnson of Union township,
visited over Sunday with her uncle,
Mr.. U. G. Johnson.
Miss Ellen Goddard Miss Mile
Virgins, and Miss Elsie Kevan were
up from Dow City to attend the teach
er's meeting last Saturday.
The Misses Rose and Margaret
Clark, Margaret Champion, Kate
Kelly, and Gertrude Conroy spent Sun
day in Vail visiting Mrs. M. j.
Keane.
Mr.. E. j. Gum of jackson township
was Denison caller on Wednesday.
Mr.. Gum is one of the enthusiastic,
helpful republicans who are rapidly
redeeming that democratic township.
The sun got safely :'across the
line. this week and having arrived
on the right side it is to be hoped
that he will attend to business in a
more satisfactory fashion.
1t is the intention of MIR. Klinker,
the manager of the opera house to
book only the best attractions for the
opera house here and he hopes that
the public will appreciate his efforts
and support him by their attendance.
With the packers, the paper
makers, the insurance men, the rail-
roads and John D.. all the gridiron it
would seem that the most ardent re-
former ought to be satisfied with the
good intentions of the republican ad-
ministration.
sarachon Sisters tell US that IN
spite of the very Marchy wealth
er their millinery opening has
been great success, the neat little
store has been crowded with ladies
who are delighted with the handsome
new designs in millinery opened for
their inspection.
The question is shall we have a
better class of attractions at the opera
house and shall we have new theatre?
If so the people of our town must first
show their appreciation of good per-
Torrance bv attending the Shakes
pearian Tragedy king Richard the
Third"by Mr.. John Griffith and his
strong company at the opera house
Wednesday, March %.
The Allard Novelty store opened on
Saturday with blaze of glory. From
early morning until late at night the
store was crowded, not with spec
tators but with purchasers. The
granite ware proved a great attrac-
tion and the store was fairly emptied
of the useful articles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allard are more than delighted with
the treatment they have received at
the hands of Denison people and are
busy with preparations for other and
even greater special sales. AS re-
suit of the opening day they have
been obliged to duplicate their orders
in many lines. The new store seems
to have found a fine opening and we
predict its continued success.
For Rent Meyers cottage Main
street.
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Mr.. c. l.. Voss was a Dow City
business caller on Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed Theobald spent Monday in
Manila visiting old friends.
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon visited her
parents in Dunlap on Tuesday.
N. G. Nelson of Kiron, was bust
ness caller in Denison last week.
Miss Hart and Miss Thuresscn
spent Saturday IN Omaha shopping.
Mrs. Sarah Barrett of Omaha, was
an over Sunday guest of Mrs. P. d.
Mcmahon. ..a
Mrs. G. Girard of Schleswig, spent
the fore part of the week with Den
ison friends.
Mr.. Ed Hardy of the Recorder
Office spent Sunday at his home in
Charter Oak.
Miss Campbell is making her. home
with Mrs. John Rohwer, and boarding
with Mrs. Wygant.
The Misses Anderson of West Side
were week end visitors with Misses
Emma and Lille Raine.
Mr.. Frank Slater left on Monday
for Sibert, Nebraska, where he is go
ing to take up homestead.
Geo. sprecher spent Monday and
Tuesday i'm Des Moines attending a
"doings" of the Masonic order.
Miss Ollie Patterson left on Tues
day for Kansas City, to visit friends
She expects to be gone about week.
Owing to the death of relative
Bishop. Morrison will not be at Trinity
church until next, Wednesday, Ma,cll
18th.
Miss May Silllto returned Friday
from her school in East Boyer for a
short vacation before beginning the
spring term.
A number of the rural carriers
out of Denison have decided to
purchase uniforms. They will be out
with the carry spring.
Third ward republicans; Don't go
to sleep. Illustrate the democratic
plan to elect an alderman by making
you feel over confident.
Mr.. E. Gulick and Mr.. C. Green
both purchased launches at Okoboji,
for use on the lake this summer. They
both purchased the same kind of a
launch which will cost them $500.
The Rebeccas of Crawford and Car.
roll counties are going to hold Dis
trict convention in Denison on April
4th, and expect to have the Grand
Master and President of their state
assembly here on that date.
The Manila Times wants to know
why that city should not have some
small manufacturing plants. Why
not indeed. Manila is we'll located,
is a good town now and is bound to
be better one.
The Review is about to start a
ledger system of subscription ac-
counts. If your name, address or
subscription date is incorrect as found
on your paper each week, please let
us know at once SO that the new sys-
TEN may start O. K.
The c. e. of the Presbyterian
church gave very nice supper at the
McKim hall on Friday evening. The
tables were attractive, the supper
good and the walters pretty and what
more could man ask for twenty five
cents? We are glad to know the young
ladies did WE'LL
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22

Use Parke, Davis & Co.'S. Form
aldehyde on your wheat, oats, and Pc
tatoes before planting. For sale at
schlumberger's Pharmacy. 1926.
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Some Facts About Your Case

Some Facts About Your Case
If you stop to consider, you must
admit that-a full and unimpeded
blood stream is necessary TO the best
Of health-that a perfect nerve con-
troll is necessary to keep that blood
stream free and pure-that when
there is illness, you are warned Of
some interference 10 that proper
flow Of the blood an5 some obstruc>
tons TO carrying Of nerve impulses.
You have tried many remedies and
failed Of cure. Give the Osteopath
a chance to explain your ailmcnt in
rational way, and : chance to cure
your disease.
DR.. E. D. Mel AREN,
On Lower Broadway.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22

The secret of successfully Kidding.
the system of a cold is thorough
evacuation of the bowles. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar does this
Liquid Cold Cure, drives all cold out
of the system. Best for Coughs,
Group, etc. Sold by Lambourn Drug
Co