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NuevaS jugadas de Ia partida que Sc
juega en- Mayaguez.
Morphl ] MsfIstOIes atacando eI fIanCO mas dshlI
dsIrsy COntraTlo.

Como Sc vera ambos contrincantea han
jugado el alfl del rey la cuarta ca
silla del alfl de su reina.
Publicamos juntas las dos jugadap, por-
que iuntas las hemos recibido.
Ambos atacan ell hanco mas debil del
rey contrario, es decir, 81 pe6n euya Gnica
defensa es 81 mismo rey.
Este gambito era uno de los favoritos
del celebre jugador Filidor, por 10 formi-
dable del ataque
Acertada ha sido la jugada por ambas.
parties. Veremos ahora por donde sale ell
tiro que toca las blancas dirparar contra
las negras.
Hasta ahora, Morphi se ha contentado
con imitar las jugadas de Mefst6feles, pero
81 es tan fuerte como 10 fu6 el verdadero
Morphi, es de esperar que haga muy boni-
tas interesantes jugadas
A luchar pues, con calma paciencia,
que Sc ha probado que el jugador precipi-
tado raras veces triunfa.
4. 6. DREZ.
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miento?
Todd ST. senor para poder casar-
se.
Rucker.-Es I'd abOgadOs
Todd. soy.
Rucker.-Y que tai de crfmenes en- la
isla? Me refero pequefios crfmenes, ta-
les como hurtos, falsifcaci6n, etc., delitos
menos graves.
Todd.-Los tenemos en- la misma escala
que Sc encuentran en- paises del tamafio de
Pto. Rico.
Rucker.-sin embargo, no son tan cons
picuoa como 10 son en- otras localidadesS
Todd.-Si, senior.
Presidente, -Cuantos jueces de districts
tienen IDS.
Todd.-Cinco.
Presidente Cuantos son americanos y
cudntos son puertorriquenos que usted re-
cuerde?
Todd.-No 10 sc, senior.
Larrlnaga I'm americana y cuatro
puertorriquefios.
Rucker.-Que constituye su corte de
apelaci6n?
Larrinaga.-Tenemos una Corte supre-
ma nombrada por el Presidente
Rucker.-I.as apelaciones Sc hacen di-
rectamente de las cortes de Iistritos { Ia
Corte Suprema?
Todd.-Las apelaciones Sc hacen direc-
tamente de las cortes de distrito Z la Corte
Suprema; de ALI podemos apelar Ia
Corte Suprema de los Estados por motive
de error y certiorari.
Presidente. -Se ha hecho la petici6n al
guna vez las autoridades de Pto. Rico
para que las opiniones de la CoTte de ape
laci6n y Ia Corte Suprema sean impresas
y encuadernadas9
Todd.-Si, senior
Presidente. Que razones Sc han dado
para no conceder esa petici6n?
Todd.-No. creo que Sc diera raz6n al
guna. La Legislature hace mucho item
po dedic6 dineEo para llevar efecto ESQ,
y hasta el presente ninguna de las opinio.
mes han sido impresas.
Rucker.-En esa connection de quien
era el deber de yer que la voIuntad de Ia
Legislature Sc llevaba a efecto2 IL
Todd.-Del Attorney General, que eG
81 jefe del departamento legal.
Rucker. Ell ez el funcionario legal de
la isla?
Todd.-si, senior.
Rucker.-Es americana?
Todd.-Sf, americana.
Webber.-Quien nombra los funcio
norios que van ALA?
Todd.-El Presidente de los Estadol
| Unidos.
Page-Sus nombramientos son confr
mados por el Senado de los Estados Uni
dos2
(Continaard. 3 {,
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.EL AGEITE De AlGADO De BAGALAO
Is 90 MEnIG IEATO PREel0S0

Nae diaea .nao vl0 mna
anuoan E que
pero
nion nsco pe
aennlGn essencIa ae
gonna
elac;
aphar vhtud medina del ac de
odohac
couhinado principles
ses adobe
pides ur
de asn ~ bsca
medi monos pscben doss de Quna pnnPO
active
vomca de hgdo de hacaos
ehansep
icon hierO)
de icon THuo) ds las vs
normade
n
leon 1s qux py1aaa originally especial
Proc6re
FREDERlCKo5TEAR & CIA.
fabricantes de PrOductOs ouimcO FarmaceutIcOs j
as pETRolT. NalcE4.. &. u. A.
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zAR Z U Ella

La empresa J. n. Rosell6 Ca, ha re-
cibido 100 obras completamente descono-
cidas del p6blico de San Juan, pues son
las tiltimas producciones de los mejores
autores espafoles en- Ell g6nero chico.
Nos espera una buena temporada de
espectaculos cultos y agradables.
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LINEA AFERREA DEL oEsPE

timers riO.-salidas de Bayam6n CApi.
tal eimuItaneaneuEe
Dias laborable-Na aflafia 8, 6. 15, 8 30
9.45 11.00. Tarde 12.I5, 1.45, BIS. 4.35. $50
Dias tsstivos.-Mafiaua 8, 6.5, $50, s.45
y 11.OO Tarde 1915, 1.80, 2.8O, $50, 4.SO
$50 y 6 IS.
Billete baratos para dias festivOs. De
Catafio Bayamon, ida y vuelta le clRse
SO-35 2R Rse $0-16. De Bayamon Cstafio
ida yvu to II clase $0-15, q clase $0-lO.
Billete rdinario de Capital Cata1o en-
% clase q centavOs.
Bayamon, 10 de septiembre de 1903. Ra-
mon VaId6s.
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PASAJEROS.

Pasajeros para New York, por el vapor
philadelphia" Mr.. John G. Egger, Mr..
j. A. Peck, Mr.. Abraham Marks, Rev.
and MR.. E. s. Osborn, Mrs w. A. Law
renee, E. S. Patter, Mr. VIM. Darby, Mr..
and Miss Whitehouse, Mr.. and Miss Brad
ford, Miss jackson and Miss Earl, Mr..
Erwis G. Sembower, Mr.. John A. Dolan,
Mr.. N. S. Meyer, Mr.. J. D. Adams, Mr..
H. H. Schultz, MISS Condor, Mr.. John
Canals, Miss Barlow.
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PTensiOs los iuspOnesltes sObre kbretas.
Sc sortearan 3 tOdos los amos entire los que
mas se distingan por 50 constancia en- el
Ahorro.
Honas De GAIA: Para lasi mpoaiciones:
De 8 610a de la mahana, y de / 633
de Ia tarde los dlas laborables y de 81 &
1OA de Ia manana los domingus; PBra Ia
extracciones las migmas horas excepto los
domingos
ReglamesstO de "a Sscei6n: Las psrsonas
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposicioneg, extracciones manera de IL
quidar intereses etc. pueden solicitar un
ejemplar en- Ia Gaia
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Fiestas de CarnaVaI.
BALES De MASCARAS."
"Aeuerdos ImpOrtaDtes."


La Comisi6n Organizadora ha tornado
los siguientes acuerdosque seran cumpIidos
rigurosidad.
La Comisi6n de reconocimiente de mas
caras esta compuesia de dos senoras de
los caballeros siguientes: don Angel Rive
ro don j. E. Figueras secretario de la CO.
mission don Marcelino Garcia.
La admission de mascaras sera de 81 &
10 de la noche; despu6s de esta hora no Sc
permitira Ia entrada ninguna.
La comisi6n Sc reserva el derecho de
rechazar cualquier mascara, presente no
invitaci6n.
La CoM1s1oN.
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apelaran Francia Alemania a tribunal
de Ia Haya.
Esto ha DORADO de momento los temo-
res dc una ezra, aunque Sc duda en- los
cfrculos diplomdticos de Europa, del exito
que el asunto pueda tener azte el tribunal
de la Haya.
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N 0 D A

La Ultima palabra de la moda para no.
vios son las camas orientales que acaban
de recibirse en- El Cielo, Fortaleza %.
200 classes de camas el mas selecto sur
lido de telas de novedad.
200 regalos q los compradores.
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EstudiandO Ia proposition.

New York, Febrero %, 1.3O D. m
Informan de Madrid, que & los esfuer-
zos hechos por representatives de las ma
clones neutrales, debi6se una soluci6n CO.
mo Ia de aver, en- que atendiendose 4 ra-
zonamientos de los representatives de TIA
liza Esqafia, en- Algeciras fa6 acuerdo
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la PR E S A..

Con motive de no haber encontrado
local donde exhibir sus traba;os la Compa-
mia del senior La Presa, ira 4 algunos pue-
bios de la isla hasta tanto pueda encontTar-
10 en- esta ciudad.
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Matanzas en- Mar ChiCa.

New York, Febrero %, 1.30 p. m.
Otros despachos de Madrid, dicen que
moros rebeldes de Ia factorfa de Mar Chi
ca, han perpetrado crfmenes en- s6bditos
extrapjeros dando muerte algunos de
eatos.
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BANCO TERRIIoHlAl I AGRlCOl
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION Do AHORROs.

Iasp0sicioues so5re ibreta: Desde 1925
81, 600 devengaran intareaesal s por 100
anual
1anp0sicsones a1Eaeo sjo: Desde 5000 en-
adeIante devenRar6n inteTes al
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La situaci6n Is gravfsima en- Ia aludida
factorfa.
Varios barcos de guerra han salido con
direction 4 Ia misma Z con energicas Or
denes.
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POLITIGA INGLESA.

New York, Febrero %, l.30 p. m.
La polftica inglesa, respeeto de la con-
ferencia de Algeciras, despierta en- Alema-
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], I. Silva Banking { Commercial COMPANY

San Juan and Aguad Ia PR
BRANCH IN PARIS PLACE DE LA ADELEINE
Bills and Letters of Credit on all cities in tbeword
Cables tTane Collections Depo received
All matterb Of banking carefully
All pFoftae business solicit ed.
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit Lyonnais London Paris, Madrid and Barcelons
Banque Transatlantique Paris.
Soci6te G6n6rae Paris.
American Express Company New York.
g. Amsinck B Co. New York
q. B. HOllins & Co. New York
Wells Fargo Bank Francisco, California.
aonal Bank of Commerce City
GENERAL AGENTS OF
SucFere Centrae SCoooD, Aguadila Porto Rcol Paris
Norwich Fir Insurance Society Norwich England
British America Company Toronto, Canada.
Cuban Steamship Company London
Compagne Generates frasatlantique Paris.
Internationaler Lloyd. Marine Anssurace Co. Berlin.
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81 quiere usted gozar de rerfecta sa-
lud, tome en- las comidas, una. copita del
popular ron msrca ''Exposici6n" que Ella
boran Alvarez Hermanoa. Es el meior.
En- esta mnprenta 80 vende yul de pc
ri5dico viejo s $500 81 quintaL
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New York, Febrero %, 1.3O p. m.
Alemania mu6strase conforme aprue-
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A deiaf Ia ConferenCia.

New York, Febrero %, 1.30 p. m.
Franeia-dicen de Parfs-se prepare
dejar la conferencia.
su representante en- Algeciras, ha reci-
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MIA viva suspicacia.
La escuadra inglesa ha hecho maniobras
en- el Mediterraneo.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22

TWO PARADISE PARTIES.

Last Saturday about sixty friends
of Mr.. and Mrs John Garrett. gather
ed at their home in Paradise town
ship and gave them u hearty surprise,
it being in the nature of a farewell be-
fore this estimable couple leaves for
their new home in South Dakota,
Every one who came helped to furnish
the dinner and all enjoyed a sumputous
feast. A sum of money as gift was
presented to MIR. and Mrs Garrett
with which they will purchase some
thing that will make them remember
their host of friends in their new
home. a myriad of wishes so with
them that may enjoy health and pros
perty always.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert McCord enter
tanned at their home in Para
disc last Tuesday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs .Games BiXler, who expect to go
to their new home in South Dakota
soon. Those present enjoyed it
hugely and we regret to lose Mr.. and
Mrs. Bixler from our midst.
The great rural romance "The Folks
up Willow Creek is shortly to ap-
pear at the opera house for one night
only. This attraction brings an
elaborate equipment of special seem
cry, mechanical and electrical effects,
music and other details necessary to
a perfect production. The well-known
comedian Frank Davidson heads the
organization, which comprises num-
Der of gilt-edged artists. The date
set is Friday, March End.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The senior class entertained the JUNO,
class and the H. S. teachers last Friday
evening at the home of Mable Merrill,
every one seemed to have an enjoyable
time. Hazel Nash won first prize and
Stewart SERVER the BOBBY prize.
Miss Nell Cushman visited the High
schoo! Tuesday afternoon.
The boys basket ball team will play
Woodbine Normal at Woodbine nex,
Saturday evening.
Fred and Allen Lyon from Dunlap en-
tered the H, S.
B geometry class started solid g. ometry
Tuesday afternoon and the bookkeepir g
class are just finishing jobbing business
The Polygon literary society have or
dered their pins, These pins will be in
the shape Of quadrelaterial and are made
of sterling silver.
Ethel Hunter has been detained from
school for the last few days with severe
cold.
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's E'.s,s EARLY Risere
fase s2rr"as.H lSstse uilsa
COMMON COLDS ARE THE CAUSE
OF MANY SERIOUS DISEASES.

Physicians who have gained ma
tional reputation as analysts of the
cause of various diseases, claim that
if catching cold could be avoided a
long list of dangerous ailments would
never be heard of. Every one knows
that pneumonia and consumption origi-
nate from cold, and chronic catarrh,
bronchitis, and all throat and lung
trouble are aggravated and rendered
more serious by each fresh attack.
DO not risk your life to take chances
when you have cold. Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy will cure it before
these diseases develop. This remedy
contains no opium, morphine or othe,
harmful drug and has thirty years OF
reputation back of it, gained by its
cures under every condition. For sale
by Phi. A. SCHLUMBERGER.
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ner his desk, ransacked, Uttered. A
clock licked noistly on the chimney
piece. For perhaps hundred seconds
there was no other sound.
Raffies stood very STILL staring down
at the dead as man might stare into
an abyss. after striding blindly to its
brink. His breath came audibly
through wide nostrils. He made no
other sign, and his lips seemed sealed.
THAT light" said l hoarsely, 1.-THE
light we saw under the door,"
With start he turned to me.
Its true! had forgotten it. 1t
was in here saw it firstv'
''He must be upstairs still"
"If he is we'll soon rout him out
Come ONT"
Instead laid hand upon his arm,
imploring him to reflect that his enemy
was dead now, that we should GER
tainly be involved, that now or never
was our own time to escape. He shook
me off in sudden fury Of Impotence,
reckless contempt in his eyes, and,
bidding me save my own skin If
liked, he once more turned his back
upon me and this time left me half re-
solved to take him at his word. Had
he forgotten on what errand he him
self was here? Was he determined
that this night should end in black dis
aster? AS asked myself these ques-
lions his match tiared in the hall. In
another moment the stairs We're creak-
ing under his feet, even as they had
creaked under those Of the murderer,
and the humane instinct that inspired
him in defiance of his risk was borne
in also upon my slower sensibilities.
Could we let the murderer go? My
answer was to bound up the creaking
stairs and to overhaul Raftles on the
landing.
To be continued
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500 REWARD. s1oo.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded dis
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Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being consit,-
tutionAl disease; REQUIRES constitutional
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mucous surfaces Of the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
ing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith IN its curative powers that tpey offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that IL fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENrNY Co, Toledo,O.
Sold BY all Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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WHY is SHE so POPULAR?

Many people ask, Why is Miss
Ridgeway SO popular? Why has she
such hold on audiences? Why is she
so repeatedly recalled everywhere?
The reasons are not difficult to find.
In the first place, Miss Ridgeway en-
joys her work, and the most conscien-
tious effort is put into preparing her
programs. Her delight is to find new
and better things than she has done
before. Not content to rest on her
well-earned success, she spends the
summer searching for new material
and preparing it for the next season S
program. In this regard she leads all
others. If she cannot find what she
wants she has it written for her. Her
selections are never hackneyed, but
the freshest, choicest and most pleas
ing that can be found. Besides this,
Miss Ridgeway is successful because
she works to please her audience.
Her greeting is cordial, hearty and
sincere. She makes herself at home
with her audience, and Immediately
there is sympathetic response from
the people before her. You can't ex-
plain why charm is charming; you
know it, and that is sufficient. You
cant explain why Miss Ridgeway S
manner is SO winning. 1t just is
that's all. Ridgeway Concert Com
pany Friday, Feb. 23rd. Seats now
on sale.
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Deloit.

Mrs. ]. A. Halberg is in the hos
pltal in Sioux City where she is un-
dergoing an operation for appendi-
citis. Mr.. Halberg was in Sioux City
over Sunday, returning Tuesday
morning: he reported that she was get
ting along very nicely, which her
many friends will be glad to learn.
William Morley has been assisting
in Halberg's store the past few days
Mrs. j. Il Newcom who has been
visiting relatives at Jackson, Mime
sofa, returned home on Thursday of
last week: she was accompanied by
her daughter Mrs. A. C. Dobson of
Eyarts, South Dakota, who joined
her at jackson. Minnesota, and re-
turned home with her to visit relatives
here.
Scott McIlim of Denison visited De-
lott one day this week.
The Hitchings sale was largely at
tended last week.
Mr.. Hitchings loaded a car of
household goods for Kansas Wednes-
day and Frank Doskochil one for
South Dakota.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs r. H. Houlihan in honor
of her forty fourth birthday.
Mrs E w. Pitcher and children are
spending few days at the home of
her parents while MIR. Pitcher moves
their household goods to Ida Grove.
Mr.. Pitcher is going into the hardware
business at Ida Grove.
Quarterly Conference was held Mon
day morning at the NJ. E church. Pre-
siding Elder Rev Southwell was pres
ent and preached on the Sunday eve
ming previous.
Mrs. Ethel McKim of Denison, was
Sunday guest at the home of her
father G. s. Jordan and attended SER
vices at the L. D. S church in the fore.
noon Sunday.
Mr. Henry Koenekamp and f,.mily
moved into the John Taylor house
last week. He will soon take charge
of the saloon here.
Saturday and Sunday we had the
best sleighing of the season, which
went off the first of the week and raised
the Boyer River and Otter Creek out
of their banks in places.
Eight cars of stock including cattle,
hogs and sheep were shipped out from
here to Chicago Saturday night.
Mrs. T. c. Dobson and daughter
in-law Mrs. A. II. Dobson, visited
Friday afternoon at Mrs. j. L. Rig
gleman's.
Deloit schools close next Saturday
Mrs. A H. Dobson and children
took the train Wednesday morning
for Arthur to visit her folks before re-
turning to her home at Bancroft, Neb
New York Musical Courier-Miss
Bonsall continues to meet with sue
cess everywhere. Her rich and beau
tiful voice reminds the nearer of the
cello. Cherishing high ideals, and
having in addition to other qualifica-
tions musical temperament, an at
tractive personality, combined with
admirable perseverance, it is little
wonder that she always pleases.
Katharine Ridgeway Concert COM
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snERlFFs SALE

Notica Is Hereby GiVen:
That by virtue General Execution, by
me directed. .ssued out OF the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the State of
Iowa. In and for Crawford County, upon u
judgment rendered in said Court in favor OF
Sarah O'Brien and against John Mcmahon |
have levied upon the Fl flowing d, scribrd real
estate as the property OF the said John Nc
Mahon towit: South west quarter of section
hirty seven go west of the 5th p. M in
Crawford County Iowa and that on the Goth
day of March D. 1906 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of the said day at the Court House
in Denison. Crawford County. Iowa. | will
proceed to sell all the interest the said John
Mcmahon has in said property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to satisfy said
sl0.97 dollars. attorneys fees. and cost OF
suit taxed at $40 dollars, costs together
with interest and accruing costs. at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Februay 81. 1906.
IHoS MEEHAN
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Sheriff of Crawford Coun
sHERIFF's SALE.
Notice is Hereby Given:

Notice is Hereby Given:
That by virtue of General Execution, by
me directed, issued out of the office of the
CLERK of the District Court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Crawford County, upon a
Judgment rendered in said Count in favor of
| have levied upon the following described
real estate as the property of the said John
OF section five 90 township (s2) north range
CD west of the fifth p. m. in Crawford
County Iowa and that on the Goth day OF
of said day, at the Court House in Denison
Crawford County. Iowa, wi proceed to sell
a i the interest the said John Mcmahon has
in said property orso much thereof as may
be necessary, to satisfy said execution.
amounting to S2l3 IS dollars, debt S20.6S dol
lars, attorneys fees, and cost OF suit taxed
at $3.50 dollars, costs. together with interest
and accruing costs. at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash.
Dated February 2lst 1876.
: THOS MEEHAN
sgt Sheriff OF Crawford County Iowa
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Vail

The bazaar and supper given by the
ladies of st Johns church on last
Wednesday evening was largely at
tended and they cleared about $4,000.
Mrs. Warbasse of Denison spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Dempster of this
place.
Mrs. Fitch returned Thursday from
Carroll, Nebraska and reports her son
Ed. as getting along nicely after an
operation.
John Casperson of Denison is here
to do cleaning and pressing for ladies
and gentlemens clothing.
Mrs. McVey went to Denison Sun
day to visithe daughter, Mrs. T.. L.
McAndrews.
Miss Johanna Walsh has gone to
Denison to visit her sister, Mrs. j..
r. Naughton.
Mrs. Jas NIcAndrews and daughter
Lille were Denison visitors Tuesday.
Hughie Costello and Mike Bremen
of Wagner S. ID are visiting relatives
here this week.
A. Lyman and John Duffy has pur-
chased the roller skating from Mr..
Moorhead and gave a mask skating
Tuesday evening. Two little boys
won the prize for the best masked
couple
Lula Mcguire was visiting Denison
friends last week
The last number of the lecture
course was given Wednesday evening
by b b. Burton and was appreciated
by a large audience.
Sister M. Theresa was given a
surprise by the pupils of ST. AIMS
school ON Wednesday evening before
she would leave for her home in
Clinton They presented her with
grateful presents, a very nice supper
was served and all had an enjoyable
evening.
Rev. Father Newman who has been
assisting Father Murphy for the past
wear left for Sioux City where he will
Z bechaplain in st. Joseph hospital.
Anthony Monahan, wife and baby
returned to Omaha Thursday after d
visit with relations north of town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
HOMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION TO
THE NORTHWEST, WEST
AND SOUTHWEST

Via the North Western Line. Elk
cursion tickets at greatly reduced
rates are on sale to the territory indi-
Gated above. Standard and Tourist
Sleeping Cars, Free Reclining Chair
Cars and "The Best of Everything. :"
For date of sale and full particulars
apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22

ADVERTISED LETTER LIST
William Anderson
w. M. Bender Peter Bendixen
Mrs. l.. w. Brown Arch Conkling
Miss Maggie Garden
John Marass H. Mordos.
Very Respectfully.
F. w. Meyers, P. Nj.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22

A fine treat .'rhe Folks up Willow
Creek at opera house Friday, March
2nd.