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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

Bland Lally is to leave on Monday
| for summers visit with her sister
Mrs. Mahon at Green Ridge, Mo.
Until our cement balcony walk is
in, people are experiencing difficulty
in finding the Reviews business office.
Just walk in the front door and keep
agoing and you will find us o. K.
| Court avenue is already greatly i'm
proved by the grading that has been
done. fremont street, in front of the
Review Office, is the beneficiary of
the surplus soil, and is looking up in
consequence.
The authorities seem to have it in
for Dick McKane and he is now serving
fifteen days in Jail for drunkenness.
Perhaps he deserves it, but there are
a whole lot of similar cases where
no punishment is imposed.
Milton McAhern returned from
Charter Oak last week suffering from
a severe attack of infamatory rheuma-
tism. He is now, with his uncle w.
j. McAhren in Colfax with the hope
that the baths may effect a cure
Miss Reynolds who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister Mrs.
VIM. Wright returned last evening to
Massachusetts for visit with rela-
tives. She expects to return to Den
ison in the near future however.
j. A. Gould has given up his black
smith shop here and has gone to
Carroll. John Finneran and John
Carey who had mortgages against the
shop are now in possession. The shop
is we'll equipped and should make a
fine location for some one.
1t takes quarter of a century to
grow big trees and but short time
10 take them down. This has been
illustrated at the court house grounds
this week where Ed. Ahart has the
contract for removing the monsters.
The court house looks as if it needed
few fig leaves to hide it's nakedness.
The sale of the klinkefus estate
took place the first of the week as
advertised in the Review. The lands
in Crawford and Shelby counties were
sold but the Dallas county propert,
will have to be readvertised as Their,
: were no bidders. The Denison me1
said no one seemed to have read tn,
advertisement in the Perry pape
while every one in Crawford seeme'
t to be posted through the columns o
, the Review. The Denison people at
o tending the sales were Messrs. P. E
j c. Lally, P. w. Harding and M. E
Jones.
r C. L. Voss went to Omaha brigf
y and early Wednesday morning and re
5. turned in the evening with brar
It new automobile. 1t is of the Re
make, will seat five people and is OF
: of the best machines on the marke
y Fred Gigax went with Mr.. Voss ar
y drove the new machine while Charlie
:, looked on and got onto some of tn
= kinks. The Review bets that Den
son will have dozen autos within
e twelve month
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
MEMS UNION SUITS

The Munsing kind. The best fitting, popu.
lar priced underwear made. They fit the
form like glove, yielding readily to every
motion of the body. Every suit is shaped o
fit. The demand increases each season,
what better evidence of their merit. All
sizes, for stout and SLIM men. Prices range
from 100 upwards Special value, single
piece underwear, excelled nowhere at the
price. Csc per garment.
MEN BELTS
The new Harris belts. The most complete
line we have ever shown, priced at Csc to
$50 each All colors
BOYS K & E BLOUSES
Black Saline, sizes to l6 at Soc each
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

Are you going with the Firemen?
Wanted-A house to rent, E. w. Eel
lows.
Rev. T. E.. Thuresson spent Mon
day in Omaha.
1t was cold day for the Omaha ex-
cursion last Sunday.
j. D. Sievers made Omaha bus
mess visit on Monday.
For Sale-Short horn bulls ready
for service. Buy them now.
22-1t. John R. Robinson.
K. A. Nicholson CT Newton visited
his brother B. Y. the first of the
week.
Mrs. thinner of Nebraska City is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Schafer
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schouten of
Dow City, We're callers at the county
seat saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fienhold of Ken
wood attended the funeral of Mr.. Jas.
Owens last week.
Born ON Tuesday May 10Th to Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Howorth of Goodrich
township, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Ida
Grove were visiting relatives in this
city a few days last week.
Gertrude Bradbury closed her school
at Aspinwall last week, and will
spend her vacation in Denison.
Mrs. N. Wells returned last weel
from visit with hel daughters al
Omaha, Creston, and Fremont.
Miss CARRIER came in from he,
school near Buck Grove and spen
Sunday with her parents in this city
Mrs. Eggers has been quite i'll the
past week, but is reported much bet
ter, fact her friends will be pleased
to hear.
Lew Wright who is working TO
the @. road at McCook, Neb. return.
ed to Denison last week for visi
with his parents.
Mr.. j. L. Giblin, Optician expect
to be in the office with DIR. Thompson
and will be prepared for testing tn
eyes and fitting glasses.
F. w. Meyers spent Sunday with
his wife and son in Iowa City. The,
declare that he will not have t
"bach it" much longer.
The editor saw Foster Pierce a
Ames last Saturday. He is feelin
blue because he will not be able t
attend the high school alumni banque
this year.
The editor would give good dea
if could get out one issue of tn
Review without being obliged t
chronicle a death. 1t would seer
that the clouds of sorrow have hun
especially heavy over Denison of late
County Attorney P. j. Klinke
returned on Saturday from trip t
South Dakota. He tells US tina
South Dakota is doing splendidly
} with plenty of rain and fine crop pros
|, poets.
Next Sunday morning at tn
Presbyterian Church Mr.. Bryce wi.
give an account of the recent meetin
of the general Assembly at De
Moines which he attended. Preach
ing at night as usual.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
The Question

Clifford Merrill visited his parents
last week.
Dressmaking reasonably done.
C. G.. Phone 22l
Mrs. E. T. Cochran leaves to-day
for visit in Maine.
r. A. Romans made a trip to South
Dakota on last Friday.
VIM. Baker of Kiron was caller
in Denison on Saturday.
Mr.. Keane of Vail was in Denison
visiting friends on Sunday.
W. E. Fishel of Dow City was
caller in Denison on Monday.
E. T. Cochran was business cal
Ter in Schleswig on Monday.
Miss Eta Bratthaur of Schleswig
shopped in Denison on Monday.
For rent-A fine cottage on Main
street. INQUIRE at this office.
S. G. Wright returned on Sunday
after an extended business trip.
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon is visiting
her parents in Dunlap this week.
j. A. Phillips of Dunlap was a
Denison business caller on Monday.
P. D. Mcmahon left for business
trip to New York City ON last Friday.
r. j. Moffitt of Buck Grove was a
business caller in Denison on Monday.
Mrs. Riddle and children of Charter
Oak are visiting in Denison this week.
E. C. Chamberlin and family took
trip in their auto to Schleswig Sun
day.
George Chamberlain and wife of
Dunlap were shoppers in Denison on
Monday.
Miss Edna Winans returned from
visit at her home in Odebolt on
Monday.
Miss Mary Wheeler spent Sunday
at Council Bluffs visiting with hel
brother Ancil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenburg OF
Charter Oak We're visiting friends in
Denison on Monday.
Mr.. Carl Schelm and wife ATTENDED
the funeral of Mr.. Jurgensen il
Schleswig last week.
Mrs. N. j. Wheeler left last weel
for visit with her daughter Mrs
Wescott in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Carr have
purchased the j. l. Gibson home fol
consideration of $500.
C. Wilson and wife and Walter
Wilson and wife of Charter Oak shop
ned in Denison on Monday.
The Third Quarterly Conferenc,
will be held Monday morning at
o'clock. DIR. Griffith presiding.
M. T. Keane of Vail was in Deni
son on Saturday. Mr.. Keape solo
his so acre farm toJ. w. Brogden TO
$75. an acre.
The Rev. A. E. Griffith, D. D
Presiding Elder will preach at tn
M. E. Church, next Sunday evening
at 8 o'colck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Tamm spen
Sunday and Monday at Lake View
getting their cottage in readiness TO
the summer. Louie Sewell and War
ner Temple accompanied them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
HATS

Hats for all heads. If there is any one
thing we are especially proud of it is our
$500 hat. It's Longley. Sold by us en-
clusively. Ii the hat you want be soft or
stiff one you'll find pleasing style in a
Longley. Longley hats 90 each. Our
hat stock comprises all styles and range in
price from soc to $500 each. Straw hat
season just opening, unusually large stock
on display, complete assortment for men
and boys. All prices
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

Wanted-A night man at the Elite
Cafe.
Hazel Mahon visited at the Lally
home Wednesday.
Miss Stacy Denahy visited Wood
bine friends on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. S. Criswell of Charter Oak
is guest of Mrs. o. NJ. Criswell.
Mrs. M. H. Hendricks of Sioux
City is visiting Denison relatives
this week.
Miss Gertrude Bradbury left on
Wednesday for visit with relatives
at New Sharon.
Mrs. Nellis and Mrs. Barber are
visiting their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. M. Kelly this week.
Mrs. l. Austin of Jefferson is the
welcome guest of her daughter Mrs.
H. w. Laub this week.
Phil DERRICK has secured posi-
ton in West Union, Iowa and left
for that city this week.
Mrs. Chas. Bell returned on We'd
nesday from a five weeks visit with
hn,. l,,c1,o,,l
Title Riepen goes to her home in
Westphalia, Kan. next Monday after
having spent the school year here.
Miss Anna Mccarthy leaves today
for a months visit with her niece
Mrs. Howard Hill of Monroe, Neb.
Bartcher and Schneckloth present.
ed each of the band boys with choice
Jasmine boutoniere for Memorial Day.
Lost in North Denison grey lack
ct with green velvet trimmings.
Finder please return to Mrs. T. E.
Pearson.
Miss NTable Smith of Ute is a
guest of her aunt Mrs. w. T. Wright
this week. She is enjoying visit
with her many former school mates.
O. H. Carpenter an architect O.
Iowa City has been in Denison thi
week for the purpose of submitting
plans in the competition for the new
hotel.
E. A. johnson of Laurel, Neb.
made Denison friends brief visit O,
Thursday. He was returning from
Chicago where he had been wit
stock.
Mrs. Walter Bell and children lief
I on Wednesday for Christianburg
Virginia, to visit her husband VIII
! has been located there for severa
: months.
The Review stopped work in orde
to give its employees an opportunit
to attend the afternoon exercises
4 The holiday makes us a trifle late bu
we have no apologies to offer.
G.. j. Solomon has been very sic
man the past week. He is son
better now and his many friends ho1
the typhoid has run it's course ar
that he will soon be about again.
5 The court house grounds and tt
{ work Of removing the giant cottol
! woods proved a great attraction {
{ Memorial Day and the court hous
! square was filled with people throue
5 out the day.
! 1t was unfortunate that prior al
s rangement as to closing the stor,
was not made before Memorial Da,
) Next year we hope that all the bu
Z mess houses of Denison will be close
; during the exercises.
: Mrs. j. D. Seagrave and daughte
5 Una are in Denison this week, con
{ ing in time to attend the Memoir;
! Day services. They have remove
s from Lincoln, Neb., and are undecic
Z ed as to where they will make the
3 future home.
s C. A. Orr came to Denison {
s Thursday to see his sister gradual
5 and to attend the alumni banque
; Arthur is now manager of the Cred
; Guide Co. at Cedar Rapids and
s making a great success of his worl
5 The company issues credit ratir
; books for the benefit of retail me
; chants.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

Bee Hives Standard dimensions,
interchangeable, improved brood
frames and reversible bottoms 81. so
up. Extra Supers in stock.
2l-6t M. N. Smith, Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
TRAVELLING GOODS

Nowhere near or far such values for the
price we ask, be it trunk or suit case OF
even canvas telescope, our prices are the
very lowest
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
SHIRTS

1t is probably true that more men wear shirts
from this store than from any other. If it
isn't true, it should be. Possibly an occa-
sional number is equalled elsewhere at the
price; but as rule, best values are here,
from the least expensive kinds to our better
grades. Our new lines for spring and sum
mer wear are on display. Prices range
from Soc to 9 So Our soc shirt is the
best anywhere at the price. Sold most
places at one-half more, the equal nowhere.
We can place no recorders for these shirts.
These gone, all gone.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
CIGARS

CIGARS
Cigars for all tastes at lowest prices. Worthy
of especial mention as remarkable good sc
cigar is the Rupicola, sells at 81 per bx of %
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31
Men f furnishings

k ohapwao
A a y h hgngm uinuue
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

Mrs. c. L. voss returns to-nfe h
from okiboji to attend the alumni
banquet.
Joe Hird Of Omaha is visiting his
parents
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

The advance agents for Wallace
Bros. circus are due in Denison short
ly. Oh; joy; Oh, JOY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

caaoa has been from CD to 100 more
each week than fof tho same period
a year aNo.
washington is probably the most
unhealthy city in thO country Row
u any cities have go high d death
rate. The OATH rate among the black
people ia partic,aaiis high. Tho nv-
GRACE annual rate per 1000 has lately
been running az high az s2 for blacks
aud from ~ 60 "a for white people
Few cities have spent anything like
the amount % money that washing
ton has on iia water supply. The ays-
sem was originally planned by George
Washington. and was carried Oui only
after many years Of labor and the
outlay on many Thousands ol dollars.
The intake d located fourteen miles
distant from the white House. az
Great Falls. in the Potomac river.
and from this point the water Ia car.
ricd ln an aquoduct 20 a reservoir To-
, Gated just beyond the north city
boundary
u was supposed By the engineers
who laid out the city that the water
taken so far up the river would be
unCOniamlnatod hF sewage. What
they failed 90 cake into account ia
the sewage trOm Cumberland. siiua-
ted 100 miles dp stream,
Then when % WAS positively shown
that typhoid bacillus would travel 400
miles in the water ana aiiil live the
wise engineers decided on tha con-
structlOn OF what Is known as "a SLOW
sand filter az cost. as has beer
stated, % t300o000. Last spring wher
typhoid seemed 90 he raging PRETTY
badly the contractors were made q
hurry nn the hitter nnd finally u wal
pgt Into operation
u has been IN operation now mor'
than six months. and during ali thn
time typhoid miB Increased. Recently
the Washington officials asked sur
gcon General Wyman 90 lend then
hig bacteria artists, which ho did ans
they took samples ui The pretty waite
coming from tho alter They iouu'
q full Of wrlgRlers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

% looks 10 fact. as Dr. ihrre might
be- some confiaion In fho government
printing ONCE in DISTINGUISHING be-
tween The jobs which viii admit az re-
formed spelling and those which VIII
not Some OF the iaclonilnc dotu.
mcnls are printed by the government
and The scientists arc conservative.
The question OF tho style 90 be- used in
Tho Congressional Record la bound lo
come up IN time. and Il is possible
The momhora OF congress may dolcfm-
inc that thle l1 under their control
Which mlghl compel th0 use OF two
style books IN toe print shop. and
two ayaicms Of spelling going side
By side.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
REFUoEEs RelMBuRsEo


The passenger Office of lho santa
10 10 san Francisco has received
more than $4,000 la cash from che
refugees Il carried east for nothing
an the time Of the nro Romitiances
and notes Of thanks have come from
almost every par 81 the United
States aud Canada. Not che feast inn
poriaui among the sonders is joe
Cans the cOlored pnglllsi. who sent
$3.50 20 J D Duffy OF the Santa Ne,
20 pay for hiss passage io baltimore,
Ma, his home city
AZ the time of the Ore che santa re
sent people home without charge. but
took che names of each passenger.
From some they took personal notes
and from others merely !. o. Va.
Last month the passenger department
wrote 90 al Of these free passengers
advising thom that tho Santa DO
would accept their passage money IS
soon as they felt able 10 pay Many
responded with checks for tie money
due the railroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

riaRs ,losillo, by her chin. which was
hooked over toe edge of tho desk
"Miss Macauloy. said The magistrate
% the probationary officer. take this
girl from The room and see ~ you can't
wtko hor M. Miss Mncauloy hrougt
the Rlrl back m fifteen minutes.
"Can't DO anything with her" Miss
Macauloy said "Hhr's go sleepy
Then the rather told the court that
Joe. the i1l boy in the "pickwick
ranora. never Couid sleep Ike nia
Rogio She was always taking maps.
be said. and. although l6 years old,
and pretty. she could noi hold a Job
more than twenty minutes because ~
her sleepy hnnltH. Like Mt WaFdlC'a
Joe. she alfp has a good appetite, but,
besides eating snd alocping, she
seems 90 nf mnahie 90 exert herself,
She was sent 90 the MaRdalcn Home,
where size viii get the benefit of the
discipline until She Is q years old.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
STILL ALARMING REPORTS
FROM OLD MEXICO
ENFORCING ARMIES EDlcT-NEw
ouARps STATIONED ON THE
FRONTIER LINE.

While nearly on OF The American
papers published IN Mexico are con.
sianhy publishing articles advising
Americans in That country that alI the
talk and rumurs of an uprising uA
the 10Th Of September ls nn hosh. t
lH quite evident from reports gained
from other sources that the Dlaz gov.
ernmeni is not $50 sure that some trou.
We VIII not occur says tne Blsbee
Miner
From measures 3aken lately and IN
siructions sent out from thc City Of
Mexico. there can be little question
that tho governments docs fear some
Kind Of n demonstration against ne
Americans residing within he borders
~ the repuuiic and ia taking every
prccautiOn Go prevent any trouble nc-
, curing between the two nnfionnlities
lt Is q well known tact that rcvulu.
tlun Is rife Ia The republic headed By
the Reyes party ano &c ~ reported
upon excellent authority that they Tn
tond 90 comm. some overt act against
I Americans. which viii Involve this
country with Mexico. and utilize the
incident 20 wako an attack on the
Hla1 administration
That the government De- wise tO this
[ fact is demonstrated hy certain things
wbich are taking place in he part OF
Mexico south OF niqb3e..
IL % only about two wCnRs ago tnat
armed troops were sent 10 disguise
+ Into iho CumpaB country by Che gov.
+ eminent and this has been followed
7 hY an ediCf iorbiddinE the importation
I uf arms into sonora hy anyone
/ The siricioat Kind OF measures aro
7 being taken 20 carry out this cdict
and tho force of custom officials on
the border has been doubled within
the past few days 90 see that it IS en.
forced.
AZ nn oxompnncation. the following
incident may serve 90 show how close
iy the officials are oheying orders.
Nighi before last an automobile par
lty IN which were two Biaboe men
started for "a trip from Douglas 70
Aqua Priota, When they reached thC
ilne they were requested 10 get out
and thorough search was then maze
The automobile va also thoroughly
searched before they were allowed tg
proceed Some OF the passengers lr
me party who are we'll acquainted
with the regular Mexican guards al
Che point whore they were held up
say that the men who searched then
we're strangers and evidently bclonge,
to the special force being distributed
along the border
] W 20 last Tuesday when the pro
hihitury order concerning arms wa.
issued. there has been no prevention
offered 90 the importation OF arms apJ
ammunition for the past three month";
and the Mexican omciais themselves
nave stated tnat large ahipmcnia have
crossed the border.
Prospectors aud mining men who
have lately come 90 Bisheo also stat
that nearly an of the Mexlcans below
the line ere well armed and supple,
with ammunition. a condition OF az
fairs that mas never occurred before
From on OF these facts there cas-
hardly be question that some kind o
trouble 50 brewing. but whether Il viii
take place on the i0th Of Septemhe
or nd some other time remains 10 b
seen
Americans residing In sonora al an
ratio need not be- too conhdent tina
they are resting Ia security.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
PLAY FoR LONDON

Avn NNMNH NANNM
London, Sept. f.---'Toddles" Is the
name which Charles FrOhman has
given 20 the play. "Trlpplepatte" In
which he will present Cyril Mande.
under hls management, 81 star, at
the Duke OF York Theater, th.a even
ms The play Is IN three acts and
Eve scenes. and tho new company
which viii support Mr. Mande In
oludes i.ottie VonneF. Gertrude King
ston. Alice Crawford. Helen Forrara,
Nancy Price, Kenneth Douglas. Ivan
Dawson, Alfred Bishop. Lytton Grey.
Betty Greene and Betty Caliah Each
evening, as a curtain raiser 90 "Tod-
dies" Mr Frohman viii present Miss
Pauline Chase che famous "Palama
Girl" in a One-act vaudeville play,
arranged BY Alfred Chovaller, with
music hy William Jones. OF the
Vaudeville TheaieF. im this city Dur
ing the winter Miss Chase win create
a new part IA a comedy T0ddlea
VIII also be- produced IN New York.
under Mr.. Fruhmana management
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
Washington IS
PLAGUED BY
TYPHOID
WATER FROM THE POTOMAC IS
Full o. THE WRiO0LlNo
GERMS AND THE RECENTLY
BUILT 100000 FILTER WAS
AN USELESS EXPENSE.


Washington b, g., Sept The
city Of Washington q suffering from
an epidemic 30 typhoid fever fact
most remarkable as Il has come inn
.medlatoly upon tie completion of a
t8Qu0.Q00 flfor plant, whose purpose
was SO reader the water supply clean
and sanitary.
EXperts "a the Marine hospital ser
vice, who were called ga % help DIS.
cnVtr the source Of Infection. prO-
npunce IL the Potomac water. The dis
'trict commissioners have ISSUED pub
DC WARNINGS and advise that the water
BE- boiled for drinking purposes.
New cases of typhoid are being
reported az che rate oi 45 week.
This Us much worse than a year ago
Nhen the filter vas siiI under con-
sirnclion, end 90 efforts were being
made % punfe tho waiter. For the
past slx 81 eight weeks the number Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Rncklnnd. Me-. Sept iSpoaker
Cannon wRs the principal speaker
Ia q meeting mere this evening Ia sup
p0n OF Representative Littloheid.
whose home io IN this city. Organ.
ized labor is opposing M. Lltilfneld
Tor recollection in the eighteenth dis.
trict and Speaker Cannon win make
a determined EFFORT 20 defend Mr.
Littioneld against the chargo8 made
against him hy the labor organlza.
lions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Canobic Lake, ". H.. sept s.-Thc
annual oncampmeat uf The New
Hampshire Brigade Uniformed Rank
Knights of Pyihiee. opened Saturday
at Canohio Lake Park There is a
large attendance and it is ox.gtcd
that the oncampmcnt viii G,ract
large crowds 81 visitors during the
next two days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

what IA the charged said Magia,
trate Cornell. Ia the Harlem Police
Conri when Rosie 6chlietonstcln was
brought before him by her parents
Rosie put her plump hands on the
edge of tho desk, tucked her chin Al
them, and yawnod. the magistrate
spread his rlght hand over his mouth
to hide the echo Of the yawn she's
always snoogln0" said Joseph dchlie'
iensteiu, her htther Rosie WAS a.
ready sound asleep. kept IN her up.