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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

The heavy advertising season is at
hand when merchants must cooperate
with the newspapers by getting their
copy in early. Hereafter the Review
will set all advertisements in the
order in which they are filed. Our
forms will close at p. m. Wednes-
days and advertisements not then set
will be held over until the next week.
Our men can do mu oh better work
where ads. are brought in early. If
the merchants will help US we will
help them to the biggest Christmas
trade Denison has ever known.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18

stantially as given by the Review in
its table the day after election 1t
is rather joke on the democratic
newspaper and the democratic adding
machines at the court house that they
did not get their totals correct.
Without any desire to promote
partisanship. we believe contest should
be made. as we are convinced. from
reports from different parts of the
county, that the apparent majority is
not above the margin of error as made
by voters and by returning boards at
the last election.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
scHLEsw1G ITEMS.

Mrs. Ellis of Schleswig went te
Ricketts, Monday on business.
DR.. Shultz purchased a beautiful
piano of the Holly Brothers of Morn.
ing Side, Sioux City, Iowa.
Miss Vollerson was in Schleswig
Monday trying to get class of pupils
70 give music lessons. Miss SeIandel
of Denison was in Schleswig Mon.
day for the same purpose.
Hon. Henry Miller. Jr., came back
on visit from Nebraska.
Fred Reinking shipped two car
loads of cattle to Chicago Saturday
He hopes to get top price in the
market.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
Our Concord
Farm Harness..

This cut is an ex-
act reproduction
of our larg e S t
seller in f a r IN
harness. Brides
II crown piece, Z
in. side c h e c k,
round blinds, !
in. nose b a n d,
side CHI eek with
70 u n d CHI eek
traces-6 #. 6 in.
long, II W i d e.
sewed 6 stitches to
e v e r y i n c h
S t j t c h 9 8 are
thoroughly cover
ed at back of trace
insuring their life
t r a C e as long.
Side strap-t in
wide, all s o | i d
stock. Breeding
folded, with l in.
layer stay. Hip
straps in. wide
loop in one trace
carrier, front stay
runs through to
the mid carriers.
Collars-our No.
SO woolfaced.
This harness is
genuine h a n d :
sewed and guar
anteed in every
respect.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18

Extraordinary values in Pattern
Hats offered this week at Sarachon
Sisters.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
Gloves, Mitts

We carry a full and complete
line of mems work gloves and
mittens, also a full line of
mems dress gloves & mittens
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
RANGES

Our line OF ranges embraces % different styles and
the State Our largest seer-the electro Peninsuar
in two sizes Is and q inch This range has front
pouch teed drop toaser door, double top gauge
oven bottom, emameled reservoir with flush lid on top
making it even with top of range insuring feet Of
top surface for kettles Top of has six No. l lids
fitted into independent KEY plate Front key plates are
exactly alike and interchangeable nsuring key plate
This range priced at $4,000 and fully guaranteed
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
Horse Clothing

Express wooden blankets, 76x76, No 81, per pair .
Alliance wooden blankets, 76xS0, lbs, per pair
Alliance wooden blankets, S0xs4 6 lbs
Storm blankets, heavy canvass top, soxso, pair.
Stable blankets, heavy burlap top, wool lined alo1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23

planned that 1t felt heavier than when
he had started out with it, and add
ed that he supposed the fact was due
to the distance he had been carrying
1t. Then, wishing his neighbor. Mr..
King Rabbit. good morning he went
on his way, the basket of stones over
his arm.
Then, chuckling with happy antlci-
patton of the meal Of dainties he
was so soon to enjoy the old rabbit
took up the many goodies, such as the
ripest berries, the freshest of wild
bee honey the richest of grape juice,
bottled, and the daintiest of wild
grain, made into cake paste with
fruit juice, and started OF toward the
bank of the creek. where he might
sit down and eat to his stomach's
contentmen. He feared to remain
where he was with his stolen feast
for the fox might take 1t into his head
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their former king was not alone in
his deformity. All rabbit-kind was
bob-tailed. And all rabbit-kind was
in mourning, They attributed their
Ill fate to their leader. and straight
way banished him from their midst,
In his unhappiness he ran and jump
ed into the river, drowning before he
could be rescued by sympathizing
rabbits.
But the tails Of the rabbits never
again grew out, and all that were
born came into the world without
tails.
"And is that the reason rabbits
have no tails?" asked Ted, as his
Uncle Tom came to the end Of the
story.
80 have heard" laughed Uncle
Tom. 1But. look! The sun is com
ing out. Come. everyone of you,
get into your wraps, for I'm going
to take you home with me to stop
over Sunday. Then wen investigate
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day!" declared Marie, bit more
calm than her excited brother and
enthusiastic sister. Now let's build
up roaring wood blaze in the IL
brary, for Uncle Tom loves an open
nre."
Half an hour later Uncle Tom.
stamping his feet on the porch floor
and crying out Justify: open the
door OF the ark, and let poor half
drowned two-legger In" Then rs
Ted, Marie and Oracle flew to meet
him he came in laughing and shak-
ing his raincoat for all the world as
a. dog shakes his furry coat when he
comes out Of the water.
And then the children led Uncle
Tom to the library where cheerful
flame leaped toward the top of the
chimney.
I'VE knew you would love a bright
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basket of dainties for him to eat.
You see, when one is sick, one likes
to have ones friends come in and
fetch something appetizing."
"Ah. true you speak," said Mr.
King Rabbit, nosing slyly the basket
which hung over JAIr. Red Fox's arm.
But by the by, friend Fox. have you
heard the last scandal about those
grey foxes and their enemies, the
chipmunks? All. you haven't. Well,
let's sit US down here in the shade
and rest bit and I'll tell you all
about it." And the cunning old rab-
bit made 1t point to sit down be-
side the basket which, being very
heavy, the Red Fof placed on the
gound, glad of the opportunity to
rest his arm a bit. Then seating
himself beside the neighbor, the old
rabbit, the red fox gave himself up
to the enjoyment of listening to u
bit of neighborhood gossip and a few
minutes rest. Old Mr.. King Rabbit,
sitting between the basket and It's
owner, could slip HIS paw quietly
under the leaves as he talked and
draw forth the dainties therein and
place them quietly behind him. Then,
in an exciting point OF his narrative,
and while Mr.. Red Fox was laugh
ing until he thought he would die at
some joke the grey foxes had played
upon their enemies. the chipmunks,
he quietly gathered up some small
stones that were scattered about the
ground, and slipped them in the
basket beneath the leaves. Then.
feeling that he could wait no longer
for taste OF the dalnties he had
stolen from the basket. he suddenly
Gained himself. stopped in the very
midst of his narrative and said;
"Rriend Fox. am OBTAINING you
1t is fitting that I beg your pardon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23
MARCH % IN HISTORY.

1s6s-Peter the Cruel, king of
CASTLE, slain; born 1894; king 1850.
1S19-August Friedrich Won Kot.
zebue, German dramatist, died; born
1861.
1SSS-Morrison Remick Waite,
distinguished lawyer OF Ohio and
chief justice of the United States
died in Washington; born at Lyme,
Conn, 1916.
1s9O-General Robert Cumming
schenck, soldier, lawyer. congress
man and ex-minister to England
died in Washington; born 1909.
1s01-Aguinaldo. the Filipino
leader. captured by General Fred.
erick Funston in the province OF lisa
bella.
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tBy Maud waIIser.l

T. Il
Ted, Marie ana Oracle were pris-
oners II was raining out Of doors
q cold spring rain, such rain a
even a boy did not want to venture
out in. And Ted. with his two little
sisters, had to be content indoors
TIL the clouds should clear away
IF only we had a. good book Of
stories to read" said Oracle, te
youngest of the three. We've read
everything in the library and / don't
ike re-readlng stories. One always
knows just what is going to happen,
you know. when reading a story for
the second time"
Z .Oh, don't want to sit down In
corner and read" declared Ted. Il
want to go fishing, i do. Here Is a
whole Saturday passing by and 1
am kept indoors like a girl or lady.
Bah, how I do hate a cold rain when
it's good fishing season.
Wei. wish with all my heart
that Uncle Tom were here" said Ma
rie. ~ years old and two years older
than Ted. Wed have good time
II he were here today. for he knows
so many interesting stories and
games"
"oh, yes IL Uncle Tom were only
here IT wouldn't matter If it poured
pitchforks." cried Ted. "1'd rather
be shut up in the house with Uncle
Tom than be at liberty on the banks
of the river-just at the best fishing
place, too-on a fine sunshiny day.
Uncle Tom is so jolly, he is."
Children" cried their mama at
this momen, putting her head in at
the sitting room door. ~ just had
a phone from your grandmama.
She says your Uncle Tom is enroute
to town where he has some impor-
tant business to attend TO, and that
as soon as he has transacted it he
viii pay US cali. She says further
more, that if 1t continues TO rain for
me to prevail upon Uncle Tom to
stay with us overnight, as she doesrl't
want him to make the return ride
through such deluge."
"Hurrah!" cried Ted, doing a
handspring for very JOY over the
news
"Goodie," cried Oracle, jumping
about the room in egreat glee.
Splendid prospects for a jolly
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to look into the basket to see IL ali.
was safe therein, and beholding
stones, instead food, return to
the spot where he had left his neigh
Dor, Mr.. King Rabbit.
Once on the bank OF the creek old
Mr.. King Rabbit found a nice grassy
spot overhang the water where he
could sit with his tall dangling INTO
the cooling stream, for he was very
warm, after his hurried run to the
creek, carrying all the edbles at one
load.He began on his feast, taking up
the cake paste and licking tastngiy.
Then, lifting bottle of grape juice
to his mouth, he drank long and
deeply.
But just as he set the bottle down,
smacklng his lips in enjoyment OF the
delicious draught, he cried out with
sudden and awful pain, Then half
leaping, half rolling over in the grass
he walled and groaned. for he seemed
to be suffering with most intense ag-
ony. When ct last he could cease
his grooming and writhing he began
to examine the seat Of pain-his beau
tiful tail; or, should say, the place
where his tail had been. But to his
terrible sorrow and grief his tall
the pride of his life was no more. In
fact, 1t was being carried down
stream that very moment by, huge
turtle that had snapped It from its
place at the end of Mr.. King Rabbits
back. thinking, no doubt that he had
found very appetizing morsel of
food.
But what terrible plight old
King Rabbit was in. Not only did
he suffer agony of body, but agony
Of mind as well. He did not finish
the dainty meal he had begun with
such relish few minutes before, but
got up and crept homeward as best
he could, with the poor tail stub
painlng him till he could scarcely
walk.
When he arrived in the midst Of
his followers they all began to ridi-
cule him, laughing at his sad plight,
and declaring that since he had be-
come bob-tailed he could no longer
be their ruler. They had no mercy
on him, and told him there was no
place for him in the camp, that SO
unsightly an animal as rabbit with
out tail was not wanted in their
grove and meadows.
But old King Robbit, so cruelty
hurt by the treatment of his own
brothers, decided upon a terrible re-
venge. At night, when all were fast
asleep, he crept swiftly from one
burrow to another, biting or the
tails of all his kind, and when the
morning dawned sorry sight met
the rising sun. Every rabbit-big
little, old. young, male and female
were going about tailless. Aud now
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the truth 81 the rabblt-tall story.
A SNlE.

the truth OF the rabbitstal story
"oh. it's too good a story to I'M
vestigate," cried Oracle. Don't
let's question 1t. / shan always
think of the old rabbit stealing the
fox's basket of dainties whenever
see rabbit running through the
pasture
And so shall ~ laughed Marie,
who had taken the story with q
grain of salt" but who had enjoyed
1t just the same. "And now lets
go and ask mammals consent to 90
home with Uncle Tom. What
grand old time wen have anyway
Eyes, and | want story Of why
the chimpanzee hasn't a tail an the
samey the monkey, his brother, {
laughed Ted.
And away they all ran to ask per-
mission to 50 home with Uncle Tom.
whose home was on a Jolly big farm
where fun was to be had by the
wagon load.
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| OUI2,PUZZLE.
aaCcRr1ER,
BETIEADINGs.

4. tBehead certain kind of knowl-
edge gained from tradition and leave
that which men dig from the. earth.
2. Behead the most necessary
requisite of a good soldier and leave
verb INDUCED in by quarrelsome
people when out of humor.
3, Behead that which every human
being carries about in his head and
leave a certain form of moisture.
4. Behead that which often adds
beauty to landscape, and which
acts as a mirror, and leave an Eng
lish bird that inhabits old belfry
towers and ruined buildings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23
LETTER ENIGMA.

MY first is In sick, but not in we'll;
My second is in whisper, but not
in tell;
My third is in iron, but not in
gold;
Ny fourth is in market, but not
in sold;
MY fifth is the same as my fourth
you see;
And my sixth is the same as Is in
my three;
MY seventh is in hand. but NOT
in. arm;
My eighth is in burglar, but not
in alarm;
My whole spells a word
With a meaning most dear
To. children who love
Summertime each year.
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HOW BUNNY LOST
lis TAIL

wood blaze. explained Marie see,
Ted built the IRE. and ne stacked the
wood so asto make It look like a
camp FIRE"
.,Ah. yes, / .do love a wood blaze, .
said Uncle Tom. 1T always reminds
me OF the time q thousand years ago
when / was an American Indian. In
those days. before / was reincarnated
i Used to lie in front OF my camp
FIRE and dream Of these days that
have now come to pass. And many
things Of interest transplred during
those time"
Come. tell US Of some Of those in
teresting happenings" urged Marie.
drawing the chairs about the flre-
place, the big leather easy one placed
in the middle for Uncle Tom.
Uncle Tom sat down. heaved a sigh
Of contentnent and smiled on the
happy and adoring little trio of kins-
folk gathered around him.
Well" he said. ''as came along
the country road this morning saw
a pretty cotton tail running for cover.
It recalled to my mind the time, a
thousand years ago, when the rabbit
lost its tail"
When the rabbit lost its tail?"
and TED eyes rounded In astonish-
ment
Eyes, for you see, long. long time
ago zefore the incident I am about
to relate to you happened-the rab-
bit had fine long tail. quite as
splendid and as full as the tail of a
fox Well, one day the old boss rab-
bit, Of the abbit dominion-in other
words, the King Rabbit-was out in
the woods for morning stroll. AS
he went along enjoying the fine fresh
spring air he fell in with the COM
pany of fox, very pretty red fox.
carrying on his arm basket covered
over with fresh grape leaves.
"Ah, friend Fox" said Mr.. King
Rabbit. bowling low. waving his long
bushy tail and shaking his ears,
"mayhap we two are going in the
same direction. If 1t be so, may /
have the pleasure of conversation
conversation with you as we walk
thltherY"
Certainly, neighbor Rabbit" repli-
ed Mr.. Red Fox. being very friendly
fellow. 1T will afford me great
pleasure to chat with you as we walk
along the same path. / am on my
way to visit sick fox, and am taking
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ooNsoLATIoN.

Edward Smith. 12e Thompson.
Martha Beer, 55s p. Main.
Mary Gardner. 80 N. Third.
George Stone, 272 Carr Ave.
Susan Gordon. 527 werninger.
Jay Stuart. West Union.
Reryl Leonard, Adamston.
Lena Gibson. $40 Buckhannon.
Turner Wallis, rs Carr Ave.
Margaret Gardner, sO8 Dun.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23

Warm spring days are drawing near;
oh, such Joy! Oh, such Joy!
And the fishing seasons here
For the boy, for the boy.
With his fishing rod and line
BE is gay; he is gay;
For he'll have a dandy time
Each Saturday, each Saturday.
on to fishing pond he'll run,
With q chum, with a chum.
VIII they get the fsh to bite?
Wen, l guess some. l guess some
JIM JUGLETs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23
PRIZES.
FOR THE GIRL-A BEAUTIFUL

FOR THE GIRL-A BEAUTIFUL
PICTURE,
FOR THE RoY-oNE JUST
LIKE IT.
You should see them--the kind we
all ike.
TEN OTHER GIFTS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23

3 O'Clock Club Tor our Girls and
Boys-The clarisburg Telegram
Address an letters care Editor Of s
O'Clock club.
u you have not received a Club
Button cali Or send Tor one 1t once
they are free.
u answers must reach The Tele-
gram ONCE not later than Thursday
evening. The winners names win
be announced the following Monday.
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Correct Solution Last Weeks
Puzzle
THE WINNERS.

Edith Stone, 272 Carr Ave.
Frederic $. Smiley, 24S E. Main.
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PoLLY'S TEA PARTY

Polly gave a dollies' tea.
And many guests we're there:
Pussy came in white fur coat,
And Rover in curled hair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-23

NoTE-Tenenber your puzzle for
which prize entities you TO credit eopon The return
Of these coupons heautfm git send for list
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Soldier Tim, with sword so bright,
And Miss Susanna Lee
Sat beside old Rover Dog
And Pussy at the tea.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-19
New Dress Goods.

Coming right at the opening OF
the season this offer is truly remark
able. Brand New Fashionable Wool
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ties in plain and shadow stripes.
These fine suitings will make just
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45 inch Black and Colored Voiles,
worth $125. our price e. =. $lO0
SO inch Black and Colored Mohair,
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SO inch Chiffon Panama, in Black,
Blue, Brown and Cardinal, regular
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SO inch all wool Batiste, in Black,
Navy, Brown, Light Blue, Pink, Red,
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45 inch Silk finish Mohair, in Black,
Navy, Brown and Cream, regular 81
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RELIEVES IN FIVE MINUTES
Help Comes Quickly when HyOmei
is Used for Catarrh

The quick relief that comes from
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White Cotton Goods.

46 inch White Wash Chiffon, regu-
lar price zoe, Special at e. E. .. 15c
New White Piques for skirts, small
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White Madras for Ladies Waists
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SO inch White Longerie Cloth, reg
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White Indian Lawn, 80 inches wide,
very fine quality, Special at e.. Use
% inch fine Dimity Checks in white
for waists and childrens dresses at 15c
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Glove Fitting COrSetS.

Have your new spring suits and
dresses fitted over Thompson
Glove Fitting Corset if you wish to
secure the most stylish effect. The
new models are ready, there's a
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every purse" The snug hip styles
that give the so much desired slender
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Prices $1.00, $3.50, $500 and up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-19
Howl Cough Germs Multiply

When you have cold the mucous
membrane is infiamed and the dis
ease germs which you breathe find
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pneumonia germ. Foley's Honey and
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A Life at Stake

Your life may be at stake when you
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NeighbOrhOOd FaYOrite

Mrs E. d. Charles, of Harbor, Me-,
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Suffering & Dollars Saved

E. S. Lopez, of Marilla, N. Y, says:
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best healing salve have ever found" "
Heals burns, sores, ulcers, fever
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ridge Drug Co.
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GEO. D. WHEATLEY
Fresh Lines Of Wanted Merch-
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The trade activities of this Gathering volumes
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The business of this have been won by these
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The Jumping OF Place

: Consumption had me in its grasp;
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| want to say right now, it saved my
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