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Gill in the spaces above with the words
defined below so that they read down and
across the same.)
L. The ietter G.. 2. A teat. 8. Hebrew
name signifying bold STANDARD, Proper
Names). 4. Ancient name of Cagliari, sea-
port and capital of Sardinia (Worcester).
Palamas,. leader Of the Quietists of Mt.
Athos Oath century,. 6. A comb-like
structure formed by a row of short,
curved, spiny bristles on the upper meta
tarsal surface of the hind legs of certain
spiders, used to tease the silk. 2. The s
lateral parts of the chest (Dunglison).
s.. Most poignant. 8. A village and island
of Sardinia, II miles n. n. W. of Cagliari
(LippincotD. 10. A starfsh with many
rays, as of the genera Solaster and Cross
aster %. H. Matter Obs;
2,s75.
ANAGRAM.
Is a fine DIT.
O. N. E. ONE.
2,S7s.
SQUARE.
Gill in the spaces above with the words
defined below so tnat they read down anu
across the same.)
l. Fort of Portuguese West Africa (Cen-
fury Atlas. 2. Makes angry (Obs. Encyc.
Dict.). 8. Residents (Obs.). 4. Town of
Russia, in Novgorod Century Atlas.
S. Terrifying (Obs.). 6. Headland of Car
narvon, Wales, projecting into Cardigan
Bay (Scribner-B Black. Z. (It.) The plaster
that forms the ground for fresco-painting.
8. Law) One who assigns or makes an
assignment Of any property, right. or in
terest.
2,Sn.
ANAGRAM REBUS.
(After De Vile Macaire.)
Two eyes belonging to mann.
You can see this Is no fable,
But just tell me If you're able
How this dame to boyhood dear
Will, if isolated right,
Bring a township known on sight
Where lives Thedom's solving peer.
PRIMROSE
1878.
INVERTED HALF SQUARE.
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OFFICIAL organ Of the Newark Puzzle Club.

9. To introduce. 10. (colloq. u. 81 Iattl.
girl. IL. The letter A. TRYON.
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Newark, N. J.
Dear Uncle Jack-I hope you will ex-
cuse me for not writing to o before
this, thanking you for the pretty pencil
box | received about one month ago. We
had sickness In the family and couldn't
write, for I didn't find time. Hoping my
puzzles are all correct this week and
thanking you once more l remain,
LILLIAN RODRIGUEZ.
Ak Avon pIaca
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Newark, N. j., Oct. 8, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jack-I thank you very
much for the box of paints you awarded
and l hope the next time I win a prize
it will be d book,
RAPHAEL TORTORIELLO. aged Il.
751 South Fourteenth street.
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NOTES AND COMMENT

fter All, EnglewoOd, N. J.
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drop one letter of the word described
as ONE TO get the word described as
TWO.)
A piece of cloth as a sample
BY which to sell goods is a ONE:
While a TWO is a mason's bench
On which to trim brick or stone.
ESS ELL
2,374.
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Dear Uncle Jack-I received my pencil
box, and / thank you very much. | have
tried this weeks puzzles and ! hope they
will be correct. l viii be waiting patient
ly to see my name in the paper next Sat-
urday and also to receive a postal from
you telling me 1 have won another prize.
1 remain, ever your nephew,
HOWARD ASH.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

has been attending the Highland Park
College. Seth looks better than ever
so college must agree with HIM.
Arthur Paulson left for different
parts in Dakota last Friday. Art will
be gone all summer. and there is no
need of saying that he will be missed
among his associates.
The Sunday School children at the
M. E. church rendered a fine Easter
program last Sunday. Rev. Bruce of
Deloit came UP and gave an interest
ing talk on the resurrection.
Sam Newcom and wife went up to
Arthur last Wednesday to visit at
the home of Rev. Stone. Mr.. New
com returned on Thursday while Mrs.
Newcom was to remain over Sunday.
Nellie Nelson is again home from
her stay at Kiron.
Harry Brown transacted business in
Kiron between trains last Saturday.
Mrs. P. A. Petersen and Mrs. Jno.
Ericsson came down from Kiron Sat-
urday. Mrs. Petersen came down to
instruct class of young ladies whom
she teaches embroidery and fancy
work.
S. S. Stolt brought his daughters
Alice and Bessie down yesterday
morning to take the train for Sac
City, where they will attend college.
Carl Dobbert visited with relatives
near Kiron last Friday.
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A POPULAR FEATURE.

If any proof were necessary as to
the popularity of the Review Maya
zine Section, it was forthcoming last
week when the Mag azine failed to
arrive in time to be mailed with our
regular edition. We find that babies
cry for it, and mothers sigh for it''.
Wednesday our phone was kept busy
by grieved subscribers. and one man
even went so far as to pay a year in
advance because he Thought that was
the reason his magazine had failed
him. Later the returns commenced to
come by mail. South, Dakota, Ne
braska. Minnesota and Illinois were
heard from Thursday, on Friday the
returns came in from Montana, Ten
nessee and Missouri and later in thu
week CALIFORNIA. Oregon and New
York were heard from. All of which
goes to prove that people know
good thing when they miss it.
The Review, The Magazine Section
and the Farmers Tribune all for ST. Sc
is the biggest newspaper bargain in
the United States to-day. 1t is to,
bad that all Of our subscribers do not
feel able to pay ahead and get the
Magazine Section.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
MRS. s. =. HoRR.
Department Editor.

Mrs. A. H. Rudd of Dow City
visited her mother Mrs. T. C. Dob
son one day last week.
Mrs. Anna Moss who has been ill
the past week is spending few days
with her mother Mrs. Hattery.
A. N. Galland got his eye badly
hurt one day last week by nail that
he was driving flying in his eye.
H. Tucker and wife of Denison.
visited Sunday at Mrs. ETA. Mckims.
Platt Moore went to Fort Dodge
the latter part of the week.
Edna Myers began teaching in the
Winans school last Monday.
j. N. Turner and family moved in
the bank building recently vacated by
S. Lentz last week.
Married at BonesteelS S. D. w ednes-
day March &c. 1906 Earl Winans and
Mae Newcom. Earl Winans is the son
of Mrs. Ann Winans. who recently
broke up housekeeping on the old
farm. Earl had been living with his
mother and taking charge of the farm.
and is one of Crawford county's most
prosperous farmers. His bride was
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cash New
com and was raised here and was
one of our Crawford county teachers.
She moved with her parents to Bone
steel. S. D. several years ago and
has ever since continued teaching.
She has now taken school of one
scholar. We predict he will be a
good and obedient scholar. Judging
from his being so good to his widowed
mother. They came to Deloit Friday
to visit among friends and relatives.
His bride has a claim on the Rosebud
reservation. We have not learned
where they expect to make their
future hcme. but all join in wishing
this worthy young couple every JOY
and prosperous journey through life.
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Goodrich

Mrs. Hannibal Fink entertained
several Goodrich ladies Friday and it
is needless to say they had a good
time as we know Mrs. Fink to be a
model hostess.
Abbie Whey visited a few DAYS
with her cousins. the Misses Nixon.
the past week.
Special Rain Coat Sale Saturday
April 9th. THE BOYS.
Maurice Wilkinson has a brand new
buggy.
Mr.. mclaughlin was guest at E..
R. Smells the past week.
Cora Smell who has been spending
the past week at her Uncle Edwin s
returned home to take up her school
duties which begin Monday.
L. F. Morris drove up to Sam
Newcom's near Boyer Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Bauman visited with
Mrs. Mearl Myers Friday afternoon.
The Anderson Boys and Carl Whey
shipped cattle Saturday.
E. R. SHELLS team took run
Sunday in going home from services.
breaking up the buggy. but none were
injured.
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Y'he DeIoit Diaru. /

For Sale-Butcher tools and re-
frigerator at bargain if sold with
in ten days. S. Horr.
Mrs. M. j. Hattery and Mrs. Orval
McKim drove to Denison Wednesday.
Roy McKim of Montana visited at
his parents home Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McKim Thursday last week.
S. C. Hagen took his departure one
evening last week for Aberdeen. S.
D. His family will go as soon as he
gets located.
Mrs. G. M. johnson has been very
sick the past week. Gusta johnson of
Odebolt is visiting with her folks at
home.
Ava McKim came up from Denison
Thursday to visit her brother Roy at
the parental home.
John Anderson and wife were
among those who attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Smell Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Landon visited a few
days in Denison the past week.
j. L. Miller and wife entertained
her brother Raub McKim and Earl
Winans and bride and Clair McKim
Sunday.
The Easter services at the M. E.
Church were postponed until Sunday
April 9TH.
Elder G. j. Hunt has been improv-
ing his home by building small
barn.
Mrs. S. K. Dobson attended church
Sunday. She had been confined to the
house during the cold weather on ac-
count of old age.
B. T. Ellis. Postmaster of Ellis was
in Deloit on business Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl winans attended
services in Deloit Sunday.
Rev. Bruce returned home from
Aurelja Saturday and held his regula,
services on Sunday.
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WORK on LAyB BUILDING
Work Progressing Rapidly and Dirt
Is Flying.

Work is progressing steadily on the
Luab block on the corner. The or
iginal brick veneering has been taken
down. and to do this. the front on
Main and Broadway is covered with
staging. The outside of the building
will be new pressed brick. Mr.. Laub
on his crutches is to be seen about
the job much interested in what is
being done. That brick vanee-ed
building is one of the old timers.
having been built over thirty-fve
years ago. At first there were high
wooden steps to reach the hardware
store run by Mr.. Romans, when one
came from the south or east. The
men doing business there as we'll as
the public will be glad when the
staging is taken down and the dust
from the building ceases to fly.
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Boyer Ripp1in9s.

O. M. Graham and family went to
Odebolt Sunday to spend the day with
friends.
John Newman and wife returned
last Tuesday from a visit with their
daughter at Omaha.
John jacobson of Kiron was here
on business last Friday.
Alice Kullberg visited with Albert
Benson south of Odebolt few days
last week.
Aug. Henkel and wife. Harvey
Neville and wife transacted business
at Schleswig last Friday.
Special Rain Coat Sale-Saturday
April 9Th. THE BOYS.
Amelia Neuman returned Saturday
from Denison.
Tim Abbott has returned from his
three weeks stay at Fort Peirre. SD.
G. S. Johnson was passenger for
Kiron last Friday.
Geo. P. Swartz and dauhgter Angie
arrived here last Thursday from Pine
City, Mimi. They will probably locate
here if a suitable location is found.
Quite a few families from this VIC
Unity drove to Kiron last Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. C. S. Tell
gren. Mr.. Tellgren and family used to
be old residents of this community.
George Jensen and family drove to
the John Hanson home near Arthur
Wednesday where they visited few
days before extending their journey to
Pipestone, Mimi. where they in
tend to make their future home.
Mrs. Claus Munster entertained
some lady friends of Schleswig last
Tuesday.
Harlan Johnson was passenger
to Deloit Saturday.
Anna Anderson departed for Omaha
last Tuesday. Miss Anderson is a
favorite among her friends and will
be greatly missed.
We neglected to mention in our
last letter that Seth Anderson re
turned from Des Moines. where he
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in Omaha.
Rose McLaughton Of Coon Rapids
is teaching school in No. 8. Hayes
township.
Claude Paine and wife left Mon
day for South Dakota where they ex-
pect to make their home Mr.. Paine
has their new house all complete and
everything ready for the family. All
join in wishing them we'll.
Mr.. johnson and son of Plainview,
Neb, are visiting at the Chas. Brock
elsby home.
Mr.. Connor and wife of Carroll
spent Sunday at the O'Boyle home
north of town.
Mrs. T. j. Hoffman went to Des
Moines Wednesday where she will
visit her sister Mrs. Smith few
days.
Chas. Duffy is the new assistant in
the G. l.. Dieter barber shop. Chas.
is suber. industrious hard working
young man and all wish him success
in his new line of work.
Special Rain Coat Saturday
April. 9th. THE BOYS.
Frank Manning came home from
Dakota last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manning are going to Sioux City
soon where they will live. We under
stand Mr.. Manning has secured a good
position there.
H. Shirtcliff visited Vail friends
Sunday.
Christine Sheridan is visiting le-
latives and friends here few days.
Mike Brennan of South Dakota
visited at the A. B. O'Connell home
last week.
Margaret Kelly of Denison visited
with Vail friends between trains on
Thursday.
R. Brockelsby and Jas. Dugan
were reelected as councilmen and
Erwin Chamberlin was elected to fill
vacancy made by the resignation of
Clinton Paine.
Ed. Lavine and family are now
nicely settled in the r. Brockelsby
residence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
THOUSANDS FOR CHARITY.

BY the items of John O'Connor's
will the sum of about $4,000 is be-
aueathed to the different relatives.
The balance of the estate which will
probably amount to between 5000
and $1,000. is left to be distributed
among deserving charities. Rev
Father NJ. J. Farrelly is made ex-
ecutor and will be intrustedy to see
that the money goes where it VIII do
the greatest amount of good for hu-
mainly. P. w. Sullivan will be ap-
pointed special executor and will have
charge of the sale of the perishable
and personal property of the estate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
CLEANING UP TIME.

Every resident should follow the
lead OF the more enterprising and be-
gin the spring house cleaning of yards
and streets and alleys. In some cities
the people are about set "cleaning
up day when the entire population
are expected to turn out and rake the
yards. cart off ashes, and brush up
generally. Nothing makes town
look so dilapidated as untidy homes.
and for the sake of our beloved city
let all "clean up
Special Rain Coat Sale-Saturday
April 9Th. THE BOYS.
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Comments On The Removal Of Chas
x. Meyers To Denison.

Editor G. K. Meyers has severed
his connection with the Republican
and takes up similar work on the Den
ison Review with his brother. Mr..
Meyers is a rare good comrade and
leaves the county with the best wish
es of the fraternity and the citizens in
general. He returns to his old home
with record of long and creditable
newspaper work in this county that
will ever remain to HIM a source
satisfaction. The Photograph wishes
for him both happiness and material
prosperity. Rockwell Photograph.
With this issue of the Republican
Mr.. Charles K. Meyers sewers his
connection with the paper. For four
teen years he has done able. faithful
and conscientious work. in fact Mason
City has never had more able editor
ial writer, certainly not more con-
scientious one. We have known him
as a competitor. we have known him
as Co laborer, and we know him to
be thoroughly dependable. He has
made many close friends in this COM
munity and they are those who know
him best. Mr.. Meyers will join his
brother in the publication of the Den
ison Review. 1t is one of the most
influential weekly papers in the state.
All join the Republican in wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers all JOY and
prosperity in their new home. Ma
son City Republican.
Chas. K. Meyers. one of the Oldest
newspaper men in Cerro Gordo
county. in point of continuous service.
has resigned the position which he
has held with his former paper. the
Cerro Gordo Republican, and will
move from Mason City. This move
was announced only this morning.
Mr. Meyers will make his new re-
sidence at Denison, Iowa. where he
will become member of the editorial
staff of the Denison Review. edited
by his brother. F. w. Meyers. The
Denison Review is one of TIE best
known papers in southwestern Iowa.
Politically. it is a strong factor in not
only that part of the state. but ever
where, as we'll and as strong publi-
cation with the interests of that inn
mediate vicinity it has no equal in
the community.
Mr.. Meyers has become one of the
, best known figures in Cerro Gordo
county through his connection with the
Republican. He came here Ia years
ago from Denison and purchased the
Republican plant at that time and
continued to publish the paper, until
he sold his interests to the Stanberys
last fall. Since that time he has been
connected with the news end. He will
be missed in Mason City very par.
ticularly through his connection with
the Congregational church. of which
The has been faithful member and fol
the interests of which he has worked
very hard. Mason City Times Herald.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express to friends our
heartfelt thanks for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy and help dur
ing the days attending the death and
burial of our beloved wife and mother.
May God raise up friends to you in
you time Of bereavement.
E. r. Smell and Family.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
Whooping Cough.

/ have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in my family in cases of
whooping cough. and want to tell you
that it is the best medicine l have
ever used. w. F. CASTOR. Posco.
Ga. This remedy is safe and sure.
For sale by L. E. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
NEWS AS TO UNCLE MORRIS.

Morris McHenrv the we'll known
old resident has broken up housekeep-
ing in Denison and will board. His
wife will visit at the old home near
Dow City and with friends and re-
latives who have been demanding
chance to see her. We are glad thai
Uncle Morris will be here, for look
at his jovial face occasionally is an
offset to the blues.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

When you need pill take pill
and be sure it's an EARLY Riser. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are safe.
sure. satisfactory pills. The pills
with a reputation. They do not gripe
or sicken. They are sold here by
Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National !: Bank
At Denison, Iowa. at the close of business on
the 2snd day of Mar. 1907. as required
by the Comptroller of the currency.

the 22nd day of Mar. 1907, as required
y by the the Comptroller of the currency.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. .;............ $500 4ls.i6
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 4 g7D 81
United States Bonds to secure cir
Bank Building, furniture and IN ''''0's y
lures. .................. $4,000 ~
Bonds. securities. etc.. -. 49,. .,542 81
Due from Approved Reserve Agts 1850
Checks and other cash items. :. 1856. Is
Notes of other National Banks. l,5UO 10
Fractional paper currency, Nickels
and Gents. .......... slll
Legal Tender Notes. 1906 ii''S % ) 1855 s.
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer Is per cent OF circulation).. 5000 o.
Total. ............ .s747,bao IL
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.............. 100000 O.
Undivided profits, less expenses ~'''''
National Bank Notes outstanding. 99eW s.
Indiyidual Deposits subject =,
Demand certiicates Of Deposits 49,. sa,taysas,,
Time Certificates OF Deposits ~. 2i0,f6S 0e
Total. ........... ssA3,o3o.14
co u = 20 OF Z! ce AWE h; S. ,stf-
I, Sears McIienry. cashier of tho abov,
named bank, do solemnly swear That th,
above statement IS true and correct 70 the
SEARS McHEnsy,
Subscribed and sworn to before mo This
Both day OF Jan, 1867. E. W: PiERCE.
Correct Attest: l'o''s uDn''
NJ A:MehH ssa' Directors
L. SEEMANN
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

Miss Alice Nordell of Kiron arrived
Monday to attend the Denison Nor
NAL College.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

Fine toilet soap at the Racket
store.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20

after matters on his farm. Mr. Rik-
has rented his farm up In
Highland and purchased property in
Canton and will evidently join the
& roup Of retired farmers before long.
Nothing is too good for our old farm
erS.
John Serum departed first part of
the week for Waukon, Iowa, TO visit
county fair at that place.
John Wemblom of Brule, preached
at Trinity church last Sunday even
ing. AS an electric rain storm blew
up the attendance was somewhat
small and disturbed.
The Luther League will meet at
Trinity church next Sunday evening
at eight O'Clock. Young and old are
invited to attend.
Il. Rikansrud and sister were Sun
day afternoon visitors at }. Sorum's.
Louise Bratlie who keeps house at
Edwin Sorum's was visiting at Nels
Pederson's last Sunday.
John Wemblom of Brcle was a Sun
day guest Of N. Peterson.
Threshing Is prog reSsing fast in
this vicinity under the supervision OF
Serum Bros.
The Trinity Aid Society which was
last entertained at j. Engebritson's
will meet "Wednesday of this week at
T.. Gubbrud's.
We noticed both Of the Grand Val.
| ley scribes at the Hudson celebration
the Both of August and one of them
appeared to have a heightened time OF
it, and OF course we could understand
that when he gets outside Of his home
town where the girls don't know him
is the time he shines just like the
| F'airview Bachelor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20

good hard frost would kill the germs
of this terrible disease.
Mr.. Richter threshed for Knute
Knutson Monday. Mr.. Knutson Is
getting ready to move onto Mrs,
Moulton's place near Canton. soon.
Eric Scion went up north OF Can
ton the first of the week to help his
son Ed in building his barn.
There was church i'm the Wiggin
school house Sunday and the attend
ance was good considering the wealth
err.
Harry Pelley's three year old colt
that was badly cut on wire last week
Is getting some better.
If anybody has been sighted this
week just take your best girl out tor
a moonlight ride some of these tine
evenings and leave the rest to Shorty.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20
DAYTON.

Sept II, DOT.
A fine shower of rain Monday night
was welcomed by all even those who
were threshing.
Olsen aud Jensen are threshing for
Dick Husman.
DR.. Wendt and family we're out in
Dayton for an auto ride Sunday. The
doctor is having an addition built on
to his house on the farm.
The Misses Hannah and Nettie Oh
sen went over to the Beaver Creek
church to hear Rev. Bohen Sunday
They report a fine sermon.
The masons have nearly completed
their work on the basement of a barn
for Ed Scion.
We met Julius Egge Sunday com
ing south. Wonder where he was
going?
Mrs. w. B. Mitchell is feeling bet
but has not come home yet. Her
mother is very low from the shock of
a broken limb and we are sorry to
note there is little hope of her recov-
cry.
Miss Hegness spent Sunday with
Miss Alma Nelson. Miss Hegness is
boarding at Mr.. Bent Olsen's now.