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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-29
Auleiben aaf @SbeI nab anSere
Gskrrhsifsu
8creimigte Sanaer bun Yaltimurs.

Sauptquartter: .@ermauia-W dn'
nerdor Sale"; 8r6iibert Senrp
|Sbomas: correiponoirenber un6 pro-
tofoairenber Gefretdr pro tenn. y.
$immeIbeber, Scr. 315, Moro-goen'
StraBe; Sinan5iefret6r q. &immel'
beber, Nr. 315, Noro.g ben.S trabe;
stabmeiiter s. MidIid, Ir. 713,
@arner.S trabe; 9irigent Fl. Sent
berger. g%eriammlung ieoen atueiten
Jreitag i'm Monat.
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Singitunbe: MittpodS IN Der
,Stag.SaGe," Scr. 2O5, &anoper.
Strabe. 1irisent: 8. Neldmet.
r4rbeiter.M dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: Inoreas' &aIle,
Nr. 314, &anober.S traBe. Sing-
Itunoe: 9ienitass. Gtrigent: George
%. Yoblmann.
narbeiter.2iebertafel."
$auptauortier: Bola' SdIe, Yet.
4OS, @eit.2erinston.S irabe. Sine'
Itunoe: Mitttpods. 9trieent: Gu.
bert ariippel.
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$auptquartier: Yratt. un6 8.
strabe, SiabIanotown sinsitunoe:
Gienitass. Dirisent: e6uar6 86dner.
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$mtptqrartier: @ermania . Ndn.
nerdor.SaIe, Nr. 40 Bis 412, Deit.
2ombaro.S trabe. Sineitunbe: Don.
neritass. Tirisent: Sbeobor Gem
berger.
rGrobfinn."
Sauptquartier: Srobfinn . &aIe,
Ie. 1000, Sreoerid apenue. Sins'
it,noe: WittDohs. 9irtgent: Sobn
u. alein.
rNoaart.W GnnerdDor."
&auptq,iartier: Robert Wonmer'S
Sole. Or. 1921-1923, OrIeanS.
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itae Mbenb. 9irisent: O. -. NSbl'
mann.
r2ocuit.T oint NGnner&or."
&auptquartier: Geber's &aae. gde
cuba. un6 anbre. Strabe. cling.
ihin6e: Witttpod Nbenos 8 llbr.
Girieent: S. aaroIus.
~&armonie."
$a,iptauartier: Nr. 414, @eft.
Gapctte strabe. sinsitunbe: Diem.
itaes. Dirigent: Sobn u. aIein.
rWeseer.@ eiansnerein."
&auptquartier: &offmann's &one.
Gam. unb 5orreit.S traBe. sins.
Itunoe: Oienitass. Girisent: $ubert
Stripped.
.Nelobie."
&auptauartier: S. Mies' &ane,
gde 2otpitraBe unb WeIoir.R artt.
Sinaitunbe: Gonneritaos. Girieent:
S. aaroliiS.
.eidenfrana."
&dibtauartier: aiiauit 0oebel's
(norniaIs 8orn's) &aIle gde 6er 8.
nno @omgb.s t,nbc, Sisblonbtown.
S%ingifunbe: Rittpo@S. Otrieent:
Geo. %. V6hlmunu.
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Eir Iabex bic folsenbeu sxtea 2anS'
/. Eput(ere ann 2erfaxf:

s Sssr ssso; & ss.r ::SSSSSS:: X sasr Pa; go
6ietsr SIdte iteben Cbftbdune. gteraia .Wiinii'
ten Nntrt per eIeitrifber gabn bon gaItimore
pnb t1Hi, Mtunten Su SUB bon ber Station nnd
uifer Iei9ien 8bIunesabebtneunaen beriaufen.
gteniaIS rs ader grobe 1nrnt NIT fetner SDaf'
(etfrpnts,. ua0efdbe aiuet MQesIen BON berjeIben
snbefsn 0~ebdnIiMleitrn. su $4,000.
Gsbern Stealth Gemtan1,
-. III, Nsvb-g1srseD-0tsale
(DASS2l.1O
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ter's Don DER Yoselpeioe baben bic
EroieNoren Or. Ssiual6 D. 3ineerle
lno CT. ~. Ioamoller Nad,iorifun.
gen an9eiteut; iie fomulen babel 81
benz ShluB. oaB INNER nod, Der
0o9elmeioboi bel alauien IN 1prol
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NricfbcfGroernng mad benz Mmslanbe.

Die ausldnbiibe Hoit fir bic nit
DEM 3. slpril 1909 cnbenoc @od)e
i6lieBt bier i'm Sauptpoitamte, in
alien Sdlen piinftlid, tuic fulst:
Gie Bufetpolt lit bon 8 llbr Wor.
gems Bis 8 llbr Nadmittaes tG9lid
often, aliSgenommen Sonntags.
GanpIer fabrau bon Ncip.D orf ab,
pc,n niht anbers angeseben.
EransatIantiide Badet.
Hoit.
Teutid)lanb, idliebt nm 5 l1br am
Montag nro Wtittlpod).
@robbritonnien unb SrIano, idIiebt
I'M 5 llbr Tadmittass am 3ienitag
unO 5reitag.
Srunfrcid, idIiebt UNI S ubr Nad.
mittags anl Sreitag.
9elgien, iGliebt Inn 5 ltbr Radmit.
tags an Srcitog.
Hornesen, Shipeoen nnb GGn,.
mari, idliebt Inn 5 ltbr Nahmittags
ont 81. WGr5.
Souano, id)liebt Inn 5 l1br Nad).
mittags an Wontag.
Grams ItIantiide So It.
Wontag, 90. - I'm Z llbr MbenhS
nod europa (einld)lieBlidl Ieutid-
lano bireft), 9lfrifo uno Sitinoieu
per campfire raaiier @ilbclm Der
@robe," pio Elpnloutb. Gberbourg II.
genlcn (Srlano milb ipe5ieIl aoreiIirt
iein).
Ticnitag, 30.--llm 10 ll6r Nbcnbs
nod) europa per Sampfer u2liitn-
MO" pio Gueenstolun; Inn IL Ill.,
Nbenps nad europa, afrifo uno Dit.
iiloicn per Camper "Ioriotic," uin
BlpnloutD nro Gberbolrg.
MittlpodL 81. = lin I llbr MbenbS
nad TeutiGlanb, pio Bremen brett.
8roBbritamien ilno Srlono per
Gampier uErin5 6rieorih @ilbelm,"
,pio YlpmoutG ur,o Gberboura (an-
oere 2Gnber miiiien ipe5ieI ooreilirt
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ropa, Ggpptcn uno Sitinbien per
Compiler go 5ouroine," pia Snprc
(@roBbritannien mo Srlono miiiier
ipe5ieu aoreiiirt iein).
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abenbs nod europa (nur tpenn ipe.
5ieQ ooreiiirt) per Gampierr Cedric"
pia GueenStown; I'm Z ltbr Nbenbs
nod europa. 9lirifu unb Sltinbisn
per Ganpier st. 2ouis," pia YIps
mouth unb Gberbour9; nm 10 llbr
Nbenos nad Den I5oren mo Mn.
beira per Gampier vGretic."
g o It d. g il 3. 5 GentraI.
Mmerifo. u It inoicn etc.
Iienltag, %. - I'm 10 llbr abos.
nad) 9ermuoa per Tompier .1rini-
bao;" nod ben So Rlata.S taaten
per Sampier ,Trumcairue;;" nod
Den UabomoS per Tompfer bon
Miami, 5la.
Witttpod, 80. - I'm 10 llbr @bos.
nod Bermuda per Gampier .Hrinec
George" nod euba, Oueatan unb
Gamped)e per CAMPER .Worro
Cattle" (8riefe nod Cuba miiiien
ipe3iel ooreiiirt iein); mad, Somaiea
per 9ompfsr bon philadelphia.
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Hti %usrinrifn:

Sn Dsr!anfen:
VT. 1918. Befftpooo'sloenre; 3015 WnIbroofs
Npenne; 1900 Mortb.sldte Strabe; 2443 Wiarps
IdrossIpenre: 1862 NorhsStrider,Strnbe; 1888
etheusMbem.e; 1884 orbEYntterfo ia rfseloe. i:
1900 @Iod MrabIe'slpenue; 1916 mofbersStr. /;
e566 Sonins.S trnBe; 100 9lpd Woibersstrabe;
1920 SdrIen.Ipenue; 1851 Venra. seloenue;
etraBe: 1916 1rebtnlarssirabe: 1902 SarIems
sibenie; 1901 Ynrf.gnenue; 1000 @Iod SdrIems
libenne; 1900 p!od 5iinfte etrabe; 1907 Sol.
tcn,9tbcnne: 1900 0lod linben.Ibcnue; 3O07
ct. YauIsSfrabe; 1900 9Io6 SuItcnsgoenus;
1910 0eyinaton.Str 2atuber & Gilbert, gr.
BO1, ct. HoaLefrnhe. (Sebrl4-)
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@obin bic 9d5illcnu r h t
iiibrcn fulul. boiiir l~iciert oaa y9ri.
tiib Webicul Solrnal" i%olgenocn
omliiianten Scitrug: Or. Sonucr, DC
riibmt oils 9ungcrfiinItler, bat i'm
.Ioilp telegraph" eiucn l6ncioi9en
slrtifcl pcr0ifcntlit)t, in Ocm CT oos
Eublitum red)t cinbringlih 0lf 0e.
iobreu 6ei'm WilhAcmlb auilncrfiam
modt; Iiuge, iiber welbe Die Ner5te
lpobl gcreoet baben, Die uber bon
linen nid)t geniigenb gewiirOigt ieicn.
Ter &eriaiier mill iif oauon iiber.
5euNt babcn, buB bic 3abne Der &iibc
piele Mifrobcn bebcrbcrgen. Die nui
bic @%eiunobeit ser &inoer lhGblid)
nirtcn ioucn. Gr cmpiieblt bcsbolb,
oob alien Wild)tilbcn 5luciuiul tGglih
eic 3nbnc gcpnbt mcrocu lollcn, mo
eaB icim &orihlag 5ltrl @eisB erbo.
ben mcr6e. -- Soll man ii6 uunoern
oiirfcn, Deln IN ndhiter ,3eit aui ocm
Marfte oils bpgieniihe NeuJcit CABIN.
biiriten iiir &iibe eri6eiuen nit piel-
lcidt uuf 49, mic oas %genannte Grjt.
lidc Slutt IN iorfaltiider @eiie be,
merit - @lrgellpaiier? Alio DOR
mGrts nit Der Sp9iene Der Stub.
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Gu %UcrtGufcn:
ST. pertauien: sr. CHS, soro.@ lupcr. etraae.

@OEn fuufen Gin rtoberneS 6ipeiit0diacs
OSOU &aus. bat feds Simmer nno BAD.
Sus 8aoeSiinmer bat emaiuirte &arite ino ia.
iliiircs Glofet. gnftIub an iunitdren Sdrai.
Niepriger 9rIno5ius. Sbiges Sau3 tat bobe
ltS eeiunoe cage. 9iab5uiruaen bel Il. 3.
Gallagher, 8aureifter. Niircam In Or. 253',
Sit.Muunmcnt.S traRc. U43
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ols bic Sein,ntb nnicrcs 9robcn bci,i.
id)en Sid]terS angenoumeu pcrben
0arf.
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$3.50 - Shr eines iener ora@toouen Snii.
fer nabe RutterionsBarf, Tr. 10 uno 90,
etorb%Sare.StraBe. Gementirte 1rotioire, aeI
Eer unb 9of; ematIirte 8abetpanle unb aits
@enauSaiib etc. $50 Raar nno 8eft unter febr
teiNtsn PeoirapnGen fauten etnes iener mober'
men Sduter. -Befdtiet fe unb iiber8eugt @nd.
eebr lsimte geotnguitgeft. 0oiunrb z. etrr6,
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Sn n~erfanfeM.
Mtt MIR sIOO Uu,auruua

MEt MIR 500 un3nprnns
unb' ben Hetf gu Ieibten Debinauneen fhuner
Ste etne tIciIe Sarm ais Sbr Gisrntbunt ers
perbeH.
SD babe eirten sroben Compiler 5pif9en Pa!.
ttmore unb g8dlbingtpn, Der III ileine Sarmen
lufeetbeilt merbcn toq. NefHiiIrl garantirt.
Niberes bel Sermann HapcnbDup, 3imnrer
Ut. 723-72I 9aitber BUILDING, Nr. III, gcrD.
@narIes.S traHr. (Sept1.1S
SeinIe, Sarmeu, Sul5 nro sano. Tnris, 9r.
102, EitE9cIingtun. Strake. (Mllr59-)
Bcrtbpone guupIipe: % bel 100, @oriuds
slbenue: 100 bel 100. SefferirnsSirube, iabe
8ouIeparo mo reliem Ynrt. gtad3liiragcn bel
SuBn u. edilpp, Tr. Si, 6aluert'Slbg.
(S2.4 L9,Jl,3)
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iden Gitters atgenonmeu wcrpel
oori.
merifuui DE G b /.
ltcu IN China boben BORT Son6 in Der
TGhe oea Grades bon Goniucius, oea
StifterS Der ortboboyCn Hellgion
Gbiuo's, angctauIt. Gle mleritani'
ihcn Metbobiiteu . Miiiicuarc moi
len an Der Stellc, Die oet Gbineleil
bcilig lit huS &rcu5 aufpfIon5en.
Die Gbincicn iino b%oriiber erbittert.
Ger TcrfGuicr bes 2unoes lit bcreits
i'm 8eiGnaniB mo cS ucroen Ienton.
itrotioucn 9egcn. bic NuSl1n0er CT.
mnrtet. Gas Sorgcben Der unlcrifa'
niihen Wetbn6iiten . Miliioilure III
a%cro0c5u einc Scrai3iprocrunN Der
Gbinc'cn, ocnn bicie perebrcn ibrcll
Meligionsitiiter Gpniucilts cbenlo,
ME Die Gbriiten oca MittclaItcrs ouS
.EeiIigc @rnb," h%eiientluegen Dir
&rcn55iige aenladlt ,uurocn. Gic Ser
brcitutg oes Gbriitettbums in China
miro burd ioldes |sraebcn niht &C.
forocrt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
SOLDIER NEWS.

Mrs. A. h. Wendt celebrated hel
birthday Sunday.
Mr.. Chris Claussen invited large
crowd of his many friends on Saturday
evening to help him celebrate his
birthday. The evening was spent in
cards and dancing. Those present all
report dandy time.
P. E. Rosburg. w. O. and Ed.
Kuehl spent Sunday at the j. Eek
home.
Fred Eek and Paul Rosburg spent
Sunday evening at the Will Meyers
home.
Miss Alma Binger is staying with
her sister. Mrs. Louie Kroll. for a
few days.
Gusta Foster is the guest of her sis
tire, Mrs. Fred Wadtke. this week.
Quite number attended the birth
day party which was held at the home
Of Aug. Meyer Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Johannsen
moved into their new home Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
IOWA TOWNSHIP ITEMS

There was party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey of near
Botna last Friday evening. which was
we'll attended. The young folks spent
the evening in playing many different
games and every one had very
pleasant time. 1t was not until late
in the evening or rather early in the
morning that they departed for their
homes.
Some Of the people around here are
having the measles for the second
time.
Mr.. William Martens had the mis-
fortune of having one OF his horses
taken sick while at work in the field
one day last week. 1t does not seem
to be any better and will be quite a
loss if it does not recover.
The program given at the U. B.
church at Botna Easter Sunday was
especially fine. The program was
we'll rendered showing that the teach
ers aud scholars had taken great inter-
estssin getting up the program.
Mrs. Chas. II. Ramsey's mother.
sister and aunt are visiting with her
this week.
| Mrs. Alfred vehrs was quite sick
the first of the week. She is better
at the present writing.
Misses Alta and Edith Ramsey
came home Friday evening to stay un-
til Monday morning with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsey.
The girls are attending school at Mann
ing.
Mrs. Gus Vehrs has been sick the
last Of the week. We hope she will
sool be better.
Mr.. George Thomson and son,
Herman. while in the pasture Satur-
day afternoon found a strange bird.
After examination it was found to be
a coot. 1t is q great curiosity. being
the first seen around here.
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Rheumatism.

More than nine out of every ten
cases of rheumatism are simply rheu-
matism of the muscles. due to cold or
damp weather or chronic rheumatism.
In such cases no internal treatment
is required. The free application Of
Chamberlain's Liniment ia all that is
needed, and it is certain to give
quick relief. Give it trial and see
for yourself how quickly it relieves
the pain and soreness. Price. Is
cents; large size, so cents. Sold by
Phi. A. Schlumberger 14-4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
EAST BOYER ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Kuhl spent Sun
day with Fred Brandenburg and wife
Miss Alma Helm spent few day
last week with her sister, Mrs. Au
gust Laurinat. of near Manila.
Mrs. VIM. Luney returned to he
home in Denison after spending sew
eral days the past week at the parent
al home.
Mrs. Herman Lochmiller. who hat
been reported on the sick list is slow
" convalescing.
Alma Helm called at the home o.
Miss Dora Xuhl on last Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. White of Denison is spending
a few weeks at the Herman Lochmil-
Ter home.
Miss Katie Cavanagh spent Friday
evening with Miss Anna Beirns.
"A number of relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Fred Bran
denburg and wife on last Sunday the
guests were entertained with plenty
Of music, social games. when later
light refreshments were served when
all departed for their homes wishing
Mrs Brandenburg many more such
birthdays.
Alma and Willie Helm and Lena
LEM visited Sunday with August
Laurinat and wife.
Nellie Mundt spent Sunday at the
parental home near Manila
Mrs. Henry Meyer returned to- her
home after spending few days at the
Herman Lochmiller. r z
Miss Lena Lenz of Denison came
Saturday to assist Mrs. Theo. ,Kuhl
with her work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
JACKSON ITEMS.

The Misses Kate Sullivan and Celes-
tine Herman were Vail callers Sum
day.
Mr.. B. Mclaughlin and daughter.
Mary. visited the Will Kelley home
recently.
We are glad to state Geo. Lawler,
who has been operated on in Omaha.
is now home and is much improved.
Miss Maggie O'Connell is home on
a visit from Carroll, where she has
been taking course in dressmaking.
M. GilIigan was in West Side tram
sacting business Thursday.
Quite few of our young folks at
tended the play at West Side Friday
night and say it was fine.
Mrs. Peter Lawler and family went
to Vail Sunday.
D. Murphy called ON the Dan Law
Ter family near West Side Sunday.
Frank Pfankuch ratified his pony
Sunday. Gustave, Durndie drew the
lucky number, being 81.
Miss Lillian Lawler visited her cou-
sin, Mrs. Geo. Foley, a few days.
Mr.. Joe Cuddy was calling on
| friends the first of the week.
The Messrs Frank and Will Kelly
had the West Side phones taken out
and they now have the farmers phone
instead
Mr.. Will Kealy was transacting
business in Vail Monday.
MIR. James Kerrigan was at D.
Murphy's on business Wednesday.
Mr.. E. Dobler has been on the sick
list the last few weeks, but is much
improved.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
been sewing for sometim. at the home

been sewing for sometim. at the home
of DR.. Woods.
Our fire ladies have purchased 500
feet of new hose, much needed ad-
dition to replace the old hose.
Our Board of Education has taken
wise step by re-electing all the pre-
sent corps Of teachers for another
year.
I A. Mains returned from New
Lexington. Ohio. Sunday morning.
M. Il. Fierce returned frons Cali
fornia Sunday. A good job awaits
him with the Hartford Produce Co..
of Sioux City Martin thinks Iowa is
good enough for him.
Miss Marie Fritz of Dow City &C.
compauied Miss Healey to Charter
Oak Sunday. Her home is in Cedar
Rapids but she is trimming for Miss
Healey.
D. M. Purcell of Ute visited his
friend in Charter Oak Sunday night.
Little Adelbert Barber liz quite sick
again. He seems to have more than
his share Of sickness for which we are
very sorry.
Charles Drake writes that he has
made the Morningside baseball team
and is now with same going to play q
series of games with Ames. Iowa City
and Des Moines and other places.
Be sure and attend the New Eng.
land dinner given by the Ladies' AID
in the Graves Block next Saturday
also bazaar is to be held in the same
building.
Mrs. VIM. Kuehd was operated OF
last Thursday for severe case of ap-
pendicitis.
Anna Jacobsen. who has been stay.
ing at home for short time. went
back to her work in Sioux City last
week.
Matt Kraetcher, one Of our rising
foreign born generation. was operated
on last Thursday for appendicitis.
He is doing nicely.
John Happe Of Denison is over
helping his father-in-law, F. Pro.
basco. on some carpenter work.
Elder Rodewalk died at his home in
Hanover Wednesday. He was II
years old and leaves family Of
eight children. The funeral was held
Friday and he was buried in Charter
Oak cemetery.
Mr.. Victor Brown was married to
Miss Agnes O'Leary Of Morningside
Sunday in Omaha. All congratulate
as Vic used to be . boy in Charte,
Oak.
Probasco & Happe commenced Tues
day morning on the new Catholic
parsonage and will push it to rapid
completion.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21

Miss Fannie Hayes entertained the
Juniors of the Baptist church Union
on last Saturday afternoon at her home
in the west part of the city. The
boys and girls had fine time. They
came home telling about some new
games they learned how to play, such
as "Roll the Platter and Whose
got the Button?' They were new
to them, but still. their parents could
give them points on the playing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO. =.

STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY. fsss
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is senior.
purtner Of the firm of F.. J. Cheney & Co.. doing
business in the City of Toledo County and State
Aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
ence. this 9Th day of December. A. d. 1886.
(SEAL.) A. w. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, akd
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimonials free.
I'D. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
REGULATIONS by Eva Cable. Addie

4sSSAV0CAOuo NY Eva S6UlSs AUUl0
Sowles and Wilmur Van Meter.
Juvenile Quartette- Johnny Potter.
Margaret Theobald. Johnny Kester and
Ruby Dempster.
The quartette by Mrs. M. M. Cable,
Eula Emery, Aria Draper and Ella
Farver was fine and the encore was
cute. The proceeds from the boxes
was $10.25 leach box selling for IS
cents).
Albert Bliven transacted business
in Omaha Wednesday.
Ernest Welton has accepted a pos
ition as plumber with C. A. Sykes.
Miss Nettie Stokes of Chicago
visited the past week with her sis
ter. Mrs. w. S. Moore.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. P. Barber.
W. L. Van Slyke of Dunlap is
looking after his insurance interests
here this week.
The Guild of the Presbyterian church
met this week Friday with Mrs. Floyd
Wilson.
Miss Sylvia Frazier of Defiance
transacted business here Monday be-
tween trains.
R. c. jackson and family moved
Monday into the residence property in
Fairview vacated last week by H. A.
Triplett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Mills and
daughter, DeVeta, were Sioux City
visitors Saturday.
Jesse Dempster was a Council
Bluffs visitor Sunday.
4 Adam Bohlander took charge Of the
furniture store last week during L.
B. Alfred's absence.
II Sarah Graham returned home from
Charter Oak Wednesday evening after
an extended visit there with relatives.
The German Verein held an Easter
Ball Monday evening. Music was
furnished by the Arndt band Of Buck
Grove. A large crowd was in attend
ance.
H. A. Triplett and family lef
Thursday morning for Red6eld, S. D.
where they will make their home.
The addition to the old Hoes pro
perty recently purchased by Mr.
4 Sowle, was completed last week.
Arthur Barrow is not going to cree
a residence in Fairview as planned
but has purchased the lots east of Va
q Slyke and west of Nicely and has com
4 menced the foundation for large res
f idence.
An election of teachers was he'll
d last Monday evening. April IL. TIL
e following teachers were elected: II
y Primary. Abbie Cook; End Primary
d Cora Slage: lst intermediate, Jessi
J. Pease; End intermediate. Vacant; Ii
/. Grammar, Vacant: End Grammar
Vacant; Supt.. David Il. Boot; Pril
e cipal. Crystal Gates; Asst. Principa
, Vacant; Music Supervisor for q
n grades. Beatrice Kirkup. This leav
Al four vacancies which will be filled
II the election April 10, 1909.
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Council Bluffs has experienced a.
great wave of temperance reform.
The opinion of the city seems to be-
unanimously in favor of the daylight
saloon-for Omaha.
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Shayed But Not Stolen.

Just strayed from my original bust
ness. but have got back and having
purchased concrete mixing machine
am ready to do Cement Work OF all
kinds at the lowest prices, consistent
with first class work. All work guar
anteed. Give me chance to figure
on your jobs. l. o. Orem, Denison.
Iowa. loft
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Hard On South Dakota

Bernard Killeaney writes from Sioux
Falls, S. D., adding his name to the
big Review list. He says in post
script, "My wife says she prefers
your paper to all the papers in South
Dakota and that the Review is the
best paper for her."
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21

I-have the Best RED and WHITE
CLOVER. ALFALFA. ALSYKE.
Timothy and Bluegrass seed. and the
best price. Call or send for sample.
lift j. G. Wygant.
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Chick food that complies with pure
food law. 9 pounds for Csc; 100
pounds for 50 SO. Cheaper than corn
meal and better. The Boys.
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House for rent after April % or
will trade for farm or wild land;
new and convenient and two blocks
from postoffice. DR.. Coon.
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Children especially like Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup as it tastes
nearly az good as maple sugar. 1t
not only heals irritation and allays
Inflammation, thereby stopping the
cough. but it also moves the bowels
gently ana in that way drives the
cold from the system. 1t contains
no opiates. Lamborn Drug Co. l4-4
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For Sale or Rent

Six room house known as the
|O'Brien House on Nashua Street.
Apply to ], P. Jones or write to Jones
& johnson Land Co.. Redfield. S.
ID. l4tf
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Seed Potatoes.

Genuine Red River Ohios, bushel
lots-sl. 45; less quantity S1.5O; local
Ohios IS cents. The Boys.
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When you want a nice lunch try
the Oxford. 6tf
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Buff Orpington eggs for sale. c
C. Phone 292. C. W. Merrill. l5-lp