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New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

Ftu4s Sept 8o-Ultonia (Bro New York Naples .nd
canGat. Oct 1-schonfels ,Ger}. New York via Aden.
Port Natal. Oct African Prince Gfr, New York via 81
incent. 9 =. Algoa Bay
isilgtau; Oct I-Lossshps tBr. New Port
Bristol. Oct 2-Bristoi City CBr, New York
hlSiiouth Oct ). $50 El-PhiladephIa York FOR
-, 'herbouTs and Southampton tand proceeietD
SuoVIeNuWh oct 3 ll:I3 H-Etrurta New York
:, Tor Liverpool tand proceededI.
eetFueauN sept 3O-LOusiane tFrl, York
>'NssIoa' Jam Oct :, m-Prinz Joachim tGer)
Hong Kong Oct S-wray Castle tBr). New York via
PALERMO; Sept 2d-San Giovanni GtaD. New York via
CoFoneL Sept 29-FaHodon Hall tBr, New York and
,, Norfolk via Bahia Blanca - ~ " anu
S1Sioo Oct = 10 m--Grosser KurfyrSt Ger,
ce1.a - oFk VIA Plymouth for Bremen land pro
Si6raltar. Oct S-IuN tBr,. New York for Barcelona
FernnaLneuco oct 3-Dskhestan (Brl. New YORK for
SoutPeaimptoaS hampton Oct s-Phiiadephia New York via
Liverpool td oct Celtic tBr). New York Via Queens
shApsEs, Oct 2Inyerelyde CBr) New York via sa
SAILED.
AntTsrp. T Oct $ 8 U--Zeeland tBry New York ,.,s
Asisrs, sept ss-Dora (Ausu, from Trieste &c. t,-
Naples, sept 8O-Carpathia tBr) New York
behi1 sept 5o-Neustra (FTl ttrom MarseiIl.S, N-.,
Marseilies. Sept so-vsnezIa err. New York
Copenhagen. Oct &c T1etgen Cpan) New Yors
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LARGE LOSS IN SURPLUS RESERVE.
Total of $42,289,15O Still in Hand-state
Bank Deposits Increase

The weekly bank statement yesterday showed a
shrinkage of $7,750.400 the surplus reserve. the
largest for long time, the surplus however, still
amounting the very large total of $42 2S9.15o
The cash holdings of the banks decreased SO 00i1,3
or about $3,0OOOC0 more than had been indicated by
the preliminary estimates based upon the known
movements of money; but the discrepancy may be
accounted for by the fact that the statement of
the preceding week showed. under the average"
system, a loss smaller than the actual The de-
crease in deposits s9,1636o0. or only a trife
less than the decrease in cash, and loans showed
the trifling increase of $l10200.
The combined statement of state banks outside of
the Clearing House and of the trust companies
shows an increase Of S415,60o in loans and an in
crease of S15 in deposits. indicating that most
of the stock market business for the week done
by these institutions. The actual statement Of
the Clearing House banks, Of tie close of bust
ness on Friday. shows a decrease in loans Of
s26 500 in cash $1 $500 and in deposits of $l2 5oo
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
DOCK COMPANY HEAD TO TESTIFY.
Davis H. King. Jr., Called in Coffee Disap-
pearance Case by Investigating Committee

Davis II. King. jr. president of the New York
Dock Company, will testify before a special in
vestigating committee in q hearing early next week
at which the improper distribution of coffee valued
at s40 900 will be nrobed. The first hearing was
held last "Wednesday at the direction Of the New
York Coffee Exchange.
The charges of Superintendent Carr. who has
charge of the Brooklyn wharves OF the dock com
pany heard at that time. George Z. Spencer.
treasurer OF the dock company. asked about
them. but could give no information. It was de-
termined then to ask Mr.. King to furnish the re
qUired data.
The comm.te is composed Of Percy Sullivan.
president of the Coffee Exchange, Louis Seligsberg
secretary of the Coffee Exchange. and Richard
Sutro. Frank Norton and William Bayne, i'm
porter.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday October 5, 1908

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucania tBrb. War;. Liverpool septen6er
20 and Queenstown the Cunard IS co. Ltd. with
AZ cabin and 5J6 passengers mails and mdse
Arrived the Bar at l:43 a m . -,
steamer Chesapeake. Hastings Baltimore, TO the
,ew York aud Baltimore Transportation Line. with
rdse Left Quarantine at $50
Steamer La tFrb Tournier. haNre Septern-
her 4G to CompaErle tieneraie Transat tanttque.
With and $40 steerase passensrs. rnalis ana
rndse- Arrived IN" Bar at II p m, md
Steamer Manuel Calvo tSpan)- Castella. era 'ruz
September and Havana -. to III" Compania Trans
atiantca. with IS cabin and 80 stcerage passengers
and mdsc. Arrived the Bar al Z m 90
steamer Ocnulsee Webb. Brunswick September ~
the Brunswick IS Co with mdse Left Ousf ahthie
a 90 a r-,.
steamer New York. Roberts, Southampton and Chez,
bourE September -. the American Line with So
cabin and steeTage passengers, mails ana Indse
a the Bar at l2:1l g..
Steamer Dlamant tGer1. Throprich; GothenoNrE sep
ten3er Is. Shields IL to Philip Ruprecht IN
ballast. Arrived at the Bar at 40 m
SAILED
Steamers Aranahoe Charleston and Jacksonville FL
Norte Ciaveston city savannah Atrato tBrl ,.
Kingston Colon. etc. Campauia 1Brb. Liverpool via
outhafapton plymouth and Cherbours; Naderland
tBeIgl. Antwerp Dover; Brentwood tBrl. Naples.
etc via Algers. Belle Of Scotland Frl Port lngiis
Fla: Carolina. san Juan: Maracaibo, Curacao, etc;
Marnc2s tBrl Perth AmbOy, Terence tBrl, Aanches-
ter: Alamuhe. Brunswick Brazos. Galveston; chicago
tFr1, HaUe. FurneAsa Brb. Glasgowvi AoNilIe ;
clan Buchanan tBr. Port Eads. Aries tBrl SpezZta
Annunziata. Saratoga. Havana; Sarnia
tSerD Inagua. Prince. Ole Bull tNorl,
Baltimore: Dominic tBrl Para and Manaos Chetore
ported anchored Fl Alba. New orleans: Porto Rico.
baltimore: Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
WOMAN AS UNION SECRETARY.
Miss Hilda Svenson Declares for an Equal
Paw Fight

The first woman TO be elected TO the office Of sec
retary-treasurer of Local ID of New York of the
Commercial Telegraphers' Union. formally as
sIned charge of affairs yesterday at the office OF
the local in the Singer Building She is Miss Hilda
Svenson who succeeds Charles P. Mclnerney, who
served for three years and declined a denomination
to the Office.
The election Of Miss Svenson as secretary-treas-
urer was unanimous and was in accordance with
the constitution of the union which declares for
equal opportunities and equal pay for men and
women for equal work. With woman in charge
IT is predicted that the office will be tidier than
ever # before.
Miss Svenson said yesterday that she would en-
courage an agitation for the payment of equal
wages fer equal work for and women teleg-
raphers. At present. except in a few instances,
the women are paid about one-third less.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NIGHT CLINICS FOR EMPLOYED POOR

The New York Throat. Nose and Lung Hospital
at Nos - and 231 East 9th street. has announced
the establishment of night clinics for the poor
who are employed during the day, and special
afternoon clinics for school children Hitherto the
hospital has held clinics only during the day. but
will now hold clinics 8 .. n. also, with special
clinics for school children at 33o p. m, except
Sundays and holidays. A special clinic tor me
treatment Of speech defects will also be held on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at D. M as
well as a special clinic for the CousumptITe poor
These clinics are intended only for those who are
too poor to pay for the services Of a specialist
The services of the medical staff are free and the
fees are nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
TRANspACIFIc MAILS.

Dvsins ion and steamer Close N New YORK
Australia except West), New zealand
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia via
Vancouver Victoria, Is CD-MaFama Today. $50 m
Hawaii via Standardization Oct 6. $50
1tai a@: o,ia ileS eae1ISo oct s N
anu risp5, ieIi 'J N,4iross Oct r. $50 m
Hawaii FranciscoiA Alameda Oct l.. $50 m
Hawaii Japan. COre5. China and Philip
on MaTm Iatr1Il' oct 10. $50 m
''5tI atPc 'oi'i ana '.'.' Oct 16 $50 NJ
New Zealand Australia except Nes0.
samoan Islands and New Caledonia via -
Francisco SedtO. oct IL, eSo m
'ifTs1l TTanctsrop" oct q $50
Javan Corea. china and Philippine Isl
'''ES Empress pres Of Cfina ....... oct % $50 n
Japan and China specially ad-
orly) Tacoma Ming Chow oct e, $50 nj
n isrameisco,U yral quo S Transport oct ST. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

ClaUed your coming mere
RESULTS OF THE CONGRESS.
Among the results of the labor Of the gatnet-
ing was the adoption Of a resolution reooiii-
Jnending the obligatory notification ana regis
tratfon of all cases of tuberculosis; lndorslns
we'll considered legislation for the reguiatloh OF
factories and workshops, the abohucn OF pre-
mature and Injurious labor Of women and emil
dren and the securing of sanitary dwellings, 50
as TO increase the resisting power of the COM
rounity TO tuberculosis and other diseases
Other resolutions indorsed instruction IN per
sonal and school hygiene in all schools 1or tram
ing teachers: the establishment in colleges ana
universities of courses in hygiene and sannCa-
tiou: the establishment of Fairgrounds as an
important means Of preventing tuberculosis'
the establishment of hospitals for treaung ao-
vanced cases; sanatoria for curing cases. anu
the establishment Of dspensarles ana DAY anu
night camps for ambulant cases which cannot
enter hospitals and sanatoria-
Secretary Cortelyou presided at the CLOSING
session The invitation for the congress to hold
its next meeting in Rome in 1911 was EXTENDED
bv DR. Antonio Stella, representing the general
direction of health of Italy. Drs. Lawrence L.
Flick Of Philadelphia, and Abraham Jacob, OF
New York moved the acceptance of the invita-
ton which was done by rising vote
The representatives Of thlrty-three nations
made addresses, expressing confidence that
medical science will in the not far distant future
triumph over tuberculosis.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
BIG CHEMICAL FIRMS 10 MERGE

Plans have been perfected it was learned vester-
terday. for the organization Of a new chenli- al
company, to be known the Mutual Chemical
Company OF America. The new company will he -
consolidation Of the Mutual Chemical Company tn
Baltimore Chrome Works and the America n
Chrome Company, three Of the largest bi-chromate
of soda and potash concerns in the country Its
capital stock will he 100000, consisting of 50 600 $50
per cent cumulative preferred and 100000 COM
mon stock. Frederick w White will be president
and Herbert NJ. kaufman general manager of the
company. The headquarters VIII be at No 90
William street.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

Bremen Oct .. ru-Frisdrich Ter crosse ~
- New No-k Via Cher6ou-x ~
,.-.'e tct . 80 MA TcrI-atus tt- -, "
''"'1stCS- sept %e-Nerjt Erf. tfro11 s'.ssslv.1
-, a9rks Oct =. Bernard tfrou1 Parai - ~
rslo Jtneiro Oct l-taStilitau Prince tESr' -
FeilsUS sept @S-Bisley tBrl. from NokohanA -
Boston and New York
London, Oct %-Ninnehaha tBr, New YoTS - -
rotterdam. 0ct 3. u-E0g;erdam tp1tiAi ~
Via B0ulosne. vs.sf
Chernours. Oct = $50 p Kaise-n AIsasis ~ ~
Ser from Hamburg and So--aanlpI'A ~
southampton. Oct S-St Louis New York N ~
tenl passed Hurst Castle 1-S5 mi
PASSED -
Gibraltar Oct 2-MatoPuo tgrl New Yors fe S-Srs
Nanid, etc: taa tSparl. PhiS.islphlS - =. ar 60
and Naples
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
MCPHERSON KENNgDVs PLACE SOLD

AIineola. Long Island oct. } tSpeclap.-IIis 'oIi,
,,,. &c Mcpherson Kennedy one of the old
+ -,,ar,bers of the Rockaway Hunt Club. was
sold at public auction to-day from the front steps
of the Nassau County Court House. The estate
which comprises twelve acres AZ Lawrence Long
Island was sold for $4,000. 1t vas Valued q HLVV,
~, A. 1-onnedr had met with business reTerses
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions in bankruptcy filed in the United
States District Court yesterday follows:
Victoria Nathan dressmaker. of No 65 West
45th street Voluntary petition. Liabilities 81 73s SC
No assets.
Lewis Slvermen. a keeper in The employ OF the
Department of Correction OF this city, living at
NO ! East 10th strret. Noluntry petition Llbili-
ties S5l6 ~. No assets
AIphone Copper. salesman, OF No 667 East l6ith
street Voluntary petition Liabilities, $500 No
assets
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
ALLEGHENY BANK TO PAY IN eul,

Pittsburg, Oct S.-Connsel for the Allegheny Ma
tional Bank. which failed recently through the al
legged peculations of William Montgomery cashier
stated in court to-day that the affairs insti-
tuition would bs, satisfactorily closed up within the
week, the bank paying ali the obligations il,
IuA.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LIAglLlTlgs A MILLloN; ASSETS. $500

Chicago, oct. 3.-Charles 4 Weare a member Of
the former brokerage firm Of 2. b Weare & Co
to-day filed petition in Bankruptcy scheduling
assets of $500 andSiablites more than a million
dollars. The petition was filed both as an iudi-
viduaI and 8 "A member of the firm
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
TOO BUSY TO SPEAK, SAYS HARTMAN.

Owing to pressure of other business r IT, Har-
riman has decided that ii will lie imposs BILE for
him to attend the Trans-M Mississippi Commercial
Congress- which opens in san Francisco on Octo-
Der G. He to deliver address the con-
gress ON October s.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

The registration days this year are Monday
October 8; Tuesday October O. Saturday.
October 10, and Monday, October II. All who
intend to vote must register of these
days. between a. and 10 %.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
wlRELEss REPORTS.

The Finland reported ia miles east Of SANDY HOOK
at 10 m YESTERDAY IS expected TO DOCK aoolt NJ
TIC Plicler reported 3Os miles east Of SANDY HOOK
A. m vesterdsv expected to dock about I;3o m
-. .S -,-s,- EIo,t-
a. $50 m yesterday. Is expected 20 dock about m
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
asSal
MONDAY. OCTOBER s.

Mail vessel
For. Line closes. salIs.
saran,acca Trinidad. " I....--.-ll;o 90 m j:00 m
Monroe Norfolk, Old Dom 800 m
Tenuyson. BraAi. Lamp Holt 200 m 1890 m
Bermuda. quebec 9:Vo a m lltp a N
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6.
Kronuriuz Bremen n O Lloyd $50 m 1000 m
t,.,.+a7a,, po+tar5ap1 HollanJ-Am. 600 n
.r,acho' TaclssonyiIe CLYDE .........-- 800
Ilin1jfton SorfoIk Old Dominion. Soop
81 Of f-orIrnbl1s Savannah. Savannah 500 m
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Z.
,,carfz T;vernoo Cunard ..-..... 90 a
southampton White star l1:S0 m 800 ?
Potomac. Argentina. Norton S;Uo m II 80 m
Alta Inagua HamburgAm ..--..'' 800 a m lI:Oo m
Advance CrisObal Panama III S'"V ID
Roma Naples, Fahre ...--.--..-.-...-
Gt,,aras Csivss+on Mallory ...........-- 1900 m
f,oiora,jo Ta1nna Nailory ............ 1900
reffcrscr Norfolk Dominion 800
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ArrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Go rt-ss g ~ Srn sets 5:2S Moon Moons age :
HIGH WATER.
=, SANDY Hook 10 Gov Island 202 He'll Gate 800
7 M-Ssndy FFook 2:22 Gov Island 2ts Hell Cate 49s
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Santos 3OSieg glnde Gr). New York via Barbados
and Rio JAneiTp
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Laces and Lace Robes

large purchase of Lace and Spangled Robes
OF EMBROIDERED NET. LIERRE, NEEDLEPOINT AND FILET
WITH SATIN COMBINATIONS, ALSO SPANGLED IN BLACK.
WHITE. SILVER. WHITE WITH PERSIAN & PASTEL COLOR
$500, $3.50. 45.OO $500
Regular Values 5000 to 1850
REAL VALENCIENNES LACES & INSERTIONS,
4 to I34 inches wide ZSC 9SC
Regular Values S1-65 Yard
HANDMADE RENAISSANCE LACES GALLOONs.
inches wide ZoC lSS
Regular Values 75c to 81 50 Yard
TUCKED AND FIGURED ALLOVER NETS
IS IS inches wide, S5C to Las
Regular Values 75c to s195 Yard
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. oct S.-The oFicil! eioslnS -,
tons Tor mining stocks ta-dav were IS loNe :
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Misses, Girls Small Women's Apparel
At Very Attractive Prices

Tsilo-nlade Suits Model Of Broadcoth IN cata~bs
taupc wsteria. green, navy and black Il and 10 yrs
Empire Model Dresses Of Imported Broadcloth IN street
evening shades lace yokcs waist embrodered Il and 10 -
Junior Suits Three Piece Model OF plain cheviots
fancy English stripes and doubebreast-d coat
satin lined. full pleated skirt, y to 10 yrs
Capes for Evening Wear, in pastel shades embroidered
velvet collar lined throughout with silk, Il and 10
Goats Fifty Inches Long, of Kersey Cloth navy black
brown and wine utted Model inatd shawl collar
of velvet. Il and 10 yrs,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
REsIu,Ts OF THE CONGRESS.

On behalf Of the nation I greet you, and nope
Won will understand how much we have appre-
ciated your coming here
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

from his trip TO Carthage, Mo. Flowres
OF every description We're in bloom
there. also peach trees etc
Mrs Minnie Schurke was in Charte,
Oak sunday for a short visit with
Mrs. Vena Romans. She expects to
visit other relatives in Dakota before
returning home.
'rhos Thompson's new show window
contains a fine display OF hardware
on a red background, showing up the
many articles thereon wildly Go
and see.
Rev. S. d. Johnson visited at ais
home in Ida Grove over Sunday.
Frances Drake is recruiting her wits
and health at the home OF sister. Mrs.
A L. Wickwire over Sunday. on the
Willow.
What proved to be a Very decided
success was held ut the NJ e. church
Thursday night \ native tiindoo
lectlWed on India. and by her power
ful and vivid picturing of suffering
administration India. succeeded in
raising 4 Very good sum for their
relief. She particularly interceded Tor
4 hospital as that is tile most c,V.
inc need Her husband is at present
in India and he is native English
man. She has an eXGentiOn3lly sweet
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

sage announcing he death OF hel
father at Morrison Illinois was re-
ceived Dr. McWiIliams forwarded
the messag5 at once and on Friday
he too. Went 10 Sioux City We eN-
tend our sympathy TO Mrs. McMil-
liams in her SORROW
Prof. l.. Nj. Hoffman drove across
the country to llolstein Saturday, on
business. making the return trip in
the same day
Mr. and Mrs John tIape and babe
returned to Denison. Sunday evening,
after their prolonged stay in Charter
Oak. He helped to build the new
Lutheran church here.
Miss Anterior last several days of
school on account OF a short illness.
Mrs. Clay Killion and Mrs. Fred
coleman returned from Oakland. Ia.
on AIarcA u. where they had made a
Very pleasant visit.
Charles Ilevan spent couple OF
DAYS visiting in Council Bluffs last
week.
Mrs. William Wilson lef, FfidaA
to visit her SON. Arthur Iauray. at
Storm Lake. She has never. AS Vet.
had even :. glimpse Oh. her vouna grand
SON.
ra,, a,o,.,l,i., r,..,,,,:,, ~, r,Ii
fa,. Mr.. pol, ,,.b,;,n !, ~ ha,ma ot
NJ ,la,,,,., r.iaa1 ~. IA NJ
lsai,,.;on 1e.,- ~. .,,,.ia.. ~. v,,.
tba fnin,., ta,,i,,., ,.,,.,,, III. ~
nactinn witb tla r,a-,cfnra ~ ,e.,tia
pala,,y,ona ,ina ,d rs.ai,.;,,,, ii;
atiuc4 r.isa =, a1.,,. IA - ,,,,a
daci,lns - ~ ,t,. l,s.,n ,,r,,..,l,. ~
tbis ,,l.,ca y..,s ;n..t.,,,,n,,,.,l ~ na1
ii,o no cb,no. M },,lm.ia, -
miIch sp,.,.i.ea ., n,aa5i,,e - ,,.,,,,.
~ IA. f,. Il, - -
.aivsn AND ~ al. aln.a ~ n.,s MO.
santAa MIN .},,;c IL n,e,,,.,n,a -
M occasion, .n,d ~ b.r .t,a -
Charter OAK ~, ara IN sorry -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

50 long u sufferer. passed to his
h avenly reward last week. He had
been beyond hope for months
Mrs. c. II. sciford LETT the hospital
Saturday for her home. She is much
better now ana gaining splendidly.
Dan NcGra-h ST.. drove TO Danbury
Friday accompanying John Way OF
Denison.
DR.. J. j. McWlliams made fly
ing visit 10 Sioux City, Friday. Mrs.
McWilliams Went with him
Miss Anna sothman being in need
OF special medical help Went to Iowa
City. Saturday morning. TO obtain the
much needed advice.
Mrs. Crone made a hasty "trip to
Sioux City. returning on Thursday.
Her daughter, Mrs. Gertie Long had
besn operated upon in the hospital
and she wanted to see her Mrs.
Long is Improving fast at the present.
Paul Fiene made quick trip west,
Friday afternoon, returning the same
evening
VIII Peterson ana John Jacobsen
came home Tuesday. from their
Council Bluffs trip.
The Rohb family We're surprised by
a short visit from SON and brother.
Frank. from Linn Grove
Miss Ruth Robb las been seriously
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
AriOn Anchor
Local Briefs.

The friends of Mr. and Mrs Euclid
Trawter are glad to learn that they
have returned from Nebraska and will
again be residents of this vicinity
having rented Mrs. Media Smiths
farm.
Mrs. Grady and children OF Omaha.
are visiting at the Henry home for a
few days. "a
Born, March 3oth. 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Peterson, a baby gill,
In the absence OF Miss Lewis, Miss
Grace Seward or Minneapolis is TAX
ing her place in the Merchantile store.
The Misses Glassburner visited
their friend. Miss Powell of Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Eggers, of Denison,
spent Sunday with Arion friends
The Friday club was entertained
at the home OF Mrs w b. Evans. A
which the club voted in five new mem
bers. -,
Mr. Gene Virgins and sister Millie
attended church services in Arion
last Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs w. w.
Coon regret to learn that she received
quite an injury from fall last Satur-
day
Word has been received from Mamie
JlaSSb1rner who is q ccionary i'm
China that she has been quarantined
for small poN, and although she as
sisted in caring for a sick friend She
did not take the dreaded disease her
self.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Kepford visited
last Thursday at the home of Mr.. VIM.
Huffman OF Goodrich township.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Edwards We're
happily surprised last week. when one
pleasant afternoon about twenty
friends came and took possession of
the home. They came Well prepared
for a six O'Clock dinner, that had been
previously prepared by the guests.
All Went for Il good social time and
none We're disappointed MIR. and
Mrs. Edwards have been residents OF
that community for many years and
this attention SHOWN them by their
friends and neighbors indicate that
they are worthy people and that BY
many acts of kindness they have en-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

There is nothing better than kodol
for dyspepsia, Indigestion. sour stom-
ach. belching of gas and nervous
headache. 1t digests what you eat.
Sold by L9mborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Northern Minnesota Seed Potatoes.
Leave your orders. The Bale
Brodersen Co. ll-.4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Wanted-2oo bushels first class
potatoes. j. B. Lyon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
SEED POTATOES.

have about 40 bushels of seed
potatoes for sale. Early Ohio and
White Star.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

merry Widow Hats" belts, col
lars. ties. gloves. etc., extensive as
sortment. The Balle-B rodersen 20.
14-2t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

ALBERT O'NEIL,
1926 pd. Route Z. Denison.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-01
BAKER DRUG STORE.

Hamilton & Capelle frame pictures.
 pr. J. l.. Bell is spending today in Little Rock.
 C. A. Fincher, of Falcon, spent today in Prescott on business.
 The feature at the moving pie ture show tonight is ''CoW Boy Shorts and Past-times."
 New styles in runabOuts right from the Studebaker factory, at Prescott Hardware Co.'S.
 Go around and see the new styles of Furniture that Pres colt Hardware received during last week.
 The friends of Dr.. A. s. Buch- anan are glad to see him able to be out again, after quite seige of sickness.
 Mrs. Lottie Davis and Miss Ruth Spears, of Magnolia, came in today on visit to the family of Dr. W. F.. Arnold.
 FOR SALE-SO acre farm, inn proved, sandy soil, most all in cultivation miles from Blevlns. $500. See Ellsworth. Griffin Blakely has gone to Nashville, where he has accept ed a position with the Peoples Drug Store at that place.
 Hamilton X Capelle have just received 1900 feet of picture frame moulding and a large as- sortment of picture mats-all cOlOrS.
 Levi Moore left last night for Little Rock, where he is spend- | ing today on business. As a de- legate from Nevada County, he will remain over and attend the l Democratic State Convention which cOnvenes there tomorrow
 Hon. T. C. McRae left this morning for Little Rock, where he will attend the Democratic State Convention, as a delegate from Nevada County. Mrs. Me- Rae accompanied him, and will visit friends there for awhile