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"a a, f,o'harty and even criminal
venture
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tho American amateur aerunau'. ~ -ail
tn an aIr~htp from N" cape 10 Word"
Islands - the Nest Indies
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riei ort eari- ~ loll
Mr. BrIrker has for many years made
a spsCialty of meteurology and has written
much ou that subject In February Last
he affirmed that IN. crossing uf the Allan
nc IN an aIrsnlp Na-s not only quite feast
BILE but a CumparatlNelv simple matter
gwen one or v % favorable CIrruinstaHl -
The dir:gihIe balloon h. plans 10 'I,s
viii be- fifty meters long with maximum
diameter OF fifteen meters it, gas Dapar-
ty will BE- 6.1si cubic meters The most
noteworthy departure from the details
of the ordinary air~hIp l. the sIi-'i-
futon for the usual carrot q poweTful
seagoing motor boat. With a mast on a
swivel. allowing IL TO be raised or lowered
The use Of such boat Mr. Brucker
declares. will render the voyags free
from all danger
Mr. Bruckers original Intention WIS ~
start from Gadiz. hut later he d~cded 10
Sall from Tenerife. thereby swing Sas
nautical miles l. seems that another
change must have heen made II 10 is
true az stated above that he will now
start from the Cape DC Verde Islands
After passing over IN" West Indies Mr.
Brucker said h. Intended to proceed
10 New Orleans and thence 10 New N,rk
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TIRE STOPS RRO iDWn ',R,
CIeTks oG BrERch Post Omee Thsashl
rhey'd Have To save the Mail

4 hr" which burned out the tWo ~
honr~ IT the building AZ ~ and t5I Bros..
way last night sgltatei the clerks IN ihs
branch poet ofiCe on the grou nj hoog
and held up trolley cars for an hour
The fire started IN the offices Of Meys
Goldberg 4 sons, manufacturer u
waists. on the fifth floor. The employees
IN the post office gathered the mail into
bags and held II ready 10 he taken auay
Ten clerks from the General Post orc.
were sent M To help them. The damag.
was estimated at $50 OOa
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DIED.

BHSHAN On October IS Hnasesth n ssaes1
eldest daughter Of Russbeth snd the AZ
Gen. Henry Washington Beuhsn-
services viii be held In the chapel % the Y ]
and J. CrenAtiVe Soctety. Hoboken. .
Tuesday. October - .2d o. fern %
Wcehawken. Union HilI car to Hy-holii"
MEYER rHE HsSovEH NArIoSn Bs>s ~
rHE err ~ NV YoAE Nov Vow ucbHos'
u 1910 At special meeting ~ On" R'ad
~ Directors 90 the HAnoNe ~ Nat0Hs H7.
- the ti'y % New NorE. oslied ~ 1852 ~
pose me i7th Of Oc'ob~r (.
following Aeuon was taken Ca -rs.'. -
ucatl - their late colleague Nf '"-t w =
whereas Tho directors ~ 'hr IA -
tionAl nAnk ~ thr CIV Of NeU 'H-. '''.
l~arne1 With profound grief Az .-- ~ 10
the death ~ their late friend a.. ... 7.'.
NJ cord Meyer. and desiring 'n 49, "
me records ~ me RAM q MI o.. ".'' -
IN the high esteem w " hich H, ... '. D
al the members ~ the Hoard = ' =
orrcers Of M Bank snd me g''a' '. $50
insy have sustained b, I'M, - o.. . .'
Resolve. That tho Board ~ l''s~ .-. '.'
Hanover NAtrna. BanL wisrf0E
NC hlgh appreciation ~ 'he srrf 70. ayr
Nr 'ord Meyer has rendered 100 's'
ami the high regard N v-icN h. ''. =.
hy oil the mon h~rs ~ 'h~ R0sr. .'.
o'Nccrs q the BanE Asa man - 1" ''
sc'-r snd UPRIGHT ife 40 orfr- So
ing Minute n ~ made m ~ rr.' .' ~
Rank
Resolved that IN ne tssth ~ VI '... VIZ
me Hanover Nsuonsi Nam has - -
valuable Uirertpr. uiss rou0s- ."' 'nl
strAdfasi friend dixniAed rrHr'' :"
generous ~ heart he wAs geniA f-'"' "
IN Interesting companion ir 'r0s' ~ -"
prt,iicEri IN know him move '1' 'ro
In The business community aIsn 80.
many Aru,ttir, ~ NE sin vr.r- -
idSnuaed. ~ Was = toN'r ~ stf~rf
his name Was = synnny m ~ trfIft ~ 7''l
Received That - an r,ii~nr" - n ''r,
snd e, rrpAthy i'is urcrrsi 'hA ~ -.
resolutions D. spread a, iengh ~
Mlruts md mat an ~ngrossrd eo0' w."
~ forwarded 10 the ~ 'ArnlI
FtNNRF WHtrrsEEP l-,1--u,
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ne Wsr street clifton - rHF EVENT. ,r.
contain, aII m" nnanrial new. ant ~ y rs AMI
hunsi quota lion. 'u tho rIE.r ~ thr rnsrL~' The
closing gu"'ruons in'Iudtne th~ hli ant asked
pr'~s WIN additional news matter ar ron
tain"d aIs" in ih' righG eiitiDn Il rus EgENIS0
StN tds
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~
ALFRED BENJAMIN & Cos Tailormade clothes
THERE'S MONEY TO BE SAVED.

THERE'S MONEY TO BE SAVED.
besides time and veXaon. If you purchase your full
dress apparel here ready 10 wear. We have expert
filters and can guarantee ali the style and perfection
ot ~ that any could wish.
Full Dress SUITS $50 10 S63; Dinner Coals s18 10 $50
Dress and inner Ne5l5 81 10 SI2
Dress Shirts $3.50 10 S5.5O-aH siseve hrrNs
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hid 4 BOY IN THREE HOUSES
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UNDERTAKINGS

TRANK Y. CAMPBELL 3Ai.SAsE s st; =
ChApels. AmbuiAnce Service Tei. ~.
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NOTICE.
Dow City. Iowa.

r MA y =
10 The Patrons OF Rural Routes:
It 10 the aesire Of the Department
that you paint your mail boxes and
posts with which will give al boxes
. uniform color. II IL also desired
that patrons print their names and
number in black block letters about
two inches high. Posts to which
boxes are fastened, boxes securely
fastened to 4 protesting arm Of wood.
Loose coins put in boxes are for
hidden (for stamps). They should be
placed in small envelopes Of wrapped
in paper. They also request that all
rural roads be, improved at once. And
II not after Reasonable length Of
time the improvements have not been
made or started. postmasters will re-
port the matter to the department IN
order that action may be taken looking
to the discontinuance Of the service.
The Department 10 not immediately
concerned in elaborate road improve.
ments but In the interest Of the ser.
vice. s.
Dow City Postmaster. IL,
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF The COUNTY
~ News Gathered by Our Efficient Corps
- Of Correspondents All Over Crawford.
County ~

Pete Hedberg and family Of Ode
bolt also the Misses Annie Anderson
and Dalberg visited at Gust Ander-
sens north Of town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Watts were at
Denison Tuesday.
The household goods Of Henry vos-
gsrau were shipped from Denison to
Boyer and taken to one Of Chas.
Schultz farms north Of Boyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Vosgerau came Thursday.
Miss Ruth Selander went home Fri
day night to her home near Denison,
Miss Selander 10 teaching the center
school.
a. G. Henkel entertained large
crowd Of friends last Sunday in honor
Of his birthday.
Joseph Anderson and Miss Hattie
Sievers attended church at Kiron Sum
day evening
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Onawa Sentinel: When Senator
Dolliver comes to lows to make in-'
sureent speeches il support Of the
candidacy Of Mr.. Garst. and John
Snure he will. it might add interest
to his platform efforts should he re.
peat some portions Of the speeches
he made 10 lows some two years ago
when he was lambasting Senator
Cummins. Those Dolliver speeches
Of the Allison Cummins campaign
might not look very we'll ia print just
now but II would add good deal Of
the Sensational to the Senator 1910
speeches and help to draw crowds.
A joint debate between Dolliver Of
1908 snd Doliiver Of 1910 would b
something Of the spectacular, TO Coy
the least.
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BOYER ITEMS

Chas. Dolk Was In Boyer Monday.
J. n. Mueller entertained his broth
sr. DR.. H. G. Mueller. Of Marshall
town week before last.
Mis- Annie Dobbert left Monday
Tor Early to stay for some indenfiite
time.
Miss Lizzie Brogan was passen-
ger for Denison W Wednesday.
Mrs. G. s. Johnson and Evelyn was
q Kiron Tuesday
David Anderson 10 . busy enumer.
ator in Stockholm township.
-. A. Smith and James Wulf auto
cd to Lake View Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Messenbrink
went to Denison Wednesday.
The family Of Gust E. Andersen are
quarantinsd for scarlet fever.
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BERNIE ITEMS.

Miss Martha Schelm. daughter Of
Geo. Schelm. is here from California
visiting relatives ut present. Sne ID
the guest Of Mrs. Adolp Schelm.
Rev.. A. gAmstein was q peasant
caller at Henry Brockman's one day
last week.
Ferdinand Schelm was county sea
visitor on Wednesday last. He went
to consult with an architect about q
dwelling he expects to erect in the
near future.
= Miss Edith Schelm has been spend
ing . few days with Mrs. F. Schelm.
The attendance at the Berne school
had splendid record the past month.
Percent Of attendance being SO.
Thirteen pupils having perfect at
tendance record are Amelis, Henry,
Elizaseth. Lena and Dora Bockelman,
Annie, Fred. Henry. Willie and Lena
Plsg1e. Herman Goslar, Laura and
Dannie Henkel.
Fred Goslar celebrated his twenty
first birthday the twenty fifth inst.
Mr.. A. Schelm is thu owner Of an
automobile. He has been taking
some spins to Mapleton and other
nearby towns the last few days.
Walter Dahn was an over Sunday
visitor with friends ct Ricketts,.
Mr.. j. Frahm and William G0slar
were passengers to Ute on Monday.
There are rumors Of q Farmers
Lumber yard to be started at Ute.
Several farmers here have subscribed
stock towards it.
"A few farmers shipped cattle and
hogs to Chicago last Saturday They
were Geo. Kuhlman. Fred Kuhlman.
Fred Prsnschke and Carl Mas. Geo.
Kuhlman and Fred Pranchke went to
Chicago to zee the sights.
Otto Goslar has quit his school
studies at Ute to work on the farm.
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GOODRICH NEWS.

A. D. Winey shipped some fine
hogs to Omaha this week.
Monday B. F. Morris was q Deni-
son visitor between trains.
E. r. Shell is making some inn
provements on his dwelling house and
raising it.
Mrs. Jas. McKim and Miss Lucy
Flint visited at Watt Wilkinson's
Thursday.
Some Of our farmers who sent away
for seed are shipping it back as its
not testing very good.
s. d. Newton and wife drove to
Boyer Thursday to visit At their
daughters.
Mrs. Henry Smell Of schaller is
visiting for couple Of weeks at
E. r. Sneli's.
Ths L. A., s. met with Miss
Lovicie Morris Friday. The ladies
made aprons and Mies Morris and
Mrs.. Crombie served refreshments.
They also planned for the mems
banquet to be held in the True build
ing this coming Friday night. Az
its Laymen's Missionary banquet
for men we expect everyone to take
. ticket which is 25c and also en-
titles the holder to . fine supper.
Three good speeches and some fine
music will be the program. Don't
miss this treat.
Claus Dsthman hauled hogs to De.
lott Saturday.
Asa Brown has been selling some
fine seed corn. \
Mrs. A. D. Whey burned her fing-
Or and last Wednesday she had to have
the end taken off. Mrs. Winey's two
front fingers are numb and che say.
she can't account for the burn only
that she was ironing and must u
burned them then. The fingers hav.
had no feeling since her hand was
operated on this spring.
Died.
On Sunday, April 10, 1910, Ann,
Charlotte, youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Winans. Llttl,
Charlotte WAS born March q. 1907
and died April 10, 1910, aged tire,
years and twenty days. She had
been suffering with wheoping cougl
for some time and on April End va,
stricken with pneumonia and althouR|
everything that loving hands an
kind friends could do was done moth
ing did any good. the Lord seen q
to take her home. She was an ex
ceptionally bright child, old for bel
years and during the short time Oh
was permitted to live had endeare'
herself to oil by her sunny disposi
tion. She leaves papa, mamma az
two sisters to mourn their loss VII
have the sympathy Of the entir
4 community.
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Kennedy : Laxative Honey and TAI
cures All Coughs. and expels Colds from
- aystet1 ~ gently uaoylaa the bowels
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

Carpenter. Morton Roofing can be
ussd'with very satisfactory results on
either fiat roof, slanting roof or
peaked roof. It 10 . non conductor Of
heat and cold. The upper rooms Of .
dwelling are cooler in summer and
warmer In winter than when other
roofing materials are used. Mr.. w.
B. Temple carries foil stock. Book
lot and samples Furnished tres. III
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.,NisHNAsoTNy ITEMS.

{ Miss Bertha Gessman visited
Thursday with Miss Ruth Hayes.
Ernie Schroeder and sister, Golda.
came out after their sister. Miss Dora
Schroeder, Friday evening.
Mr.. Francis McSorley is on the
sick list.
August Loewe. wife and children
spent Sunday at the Louie Miller
home in Manila.
Mr.. Johannes Petersen, wife and
daughter, Marie, were Denison callers
Wednesday
John Hamann shipped four loads Of
cattle and one Of hogs to Chicago
Monday last. Mr.. Hamann and son.
Henry. accompanied the shipment.
Mrs. Conners Of Vail visited few
days the latter part Of last week with
Mrs. Francis McSorley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sievers spent Sunday
with Adolph Harder and wife. s.
James McGinn called his brother.
Thomas. near Defiance Thursday.
Willie Steinkuenler called at Jake
Rusterholz' Thursday.
Misses Minnie Loewe, Alvena
Hannah and Ruby Mullenger were
| guests Of Matte Sievera Sunday.
"A number Of friends and relatives
were entertained at Henry Meyer
Tuesday evening Of last week, the oc-
casion being Mr.. Meyers birthday.
George Andersen and wife spent
Sunday 10 Denison with the latter'i
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Royce
Frank Costello was guest at til.
James Tate homo one day last week.
Mummy Mumsen and Henry Ha.
mann called on Fritz Mundt Sunday.
Miss Minnie Loewe returned home
Friday after spending . week visiting
with friends north Of Denison.
Willie Mundt called on Henry
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

DIR. sToCKDAIE wants every person
who suffers from chronic disease-it
makes no difference how bad their case is
or how long they have suffered, or who has
treated them and pronounced them incur.
able. He will make thorough e..amina-
ton Of their case. tell exactly what can
be done for them, whether they are. durable
or not, how long it will require and all
about it. He treats only chronic diseases
He has devoted twenty years of his life to
the treatment Of such diseases as Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Liver
Disease, Constipation, Rheumatism, Bladder
Troubles, Diseases of the Kidneys Bright s
pisease, Chronic Catarrh in all its FORMS
Heart and Nerve Troubles-in fact, every
variety Of chronic disease.
DIR. SToCKDALE has originated sys
tenn Of treatment which he believes 10 the
/ best treatment known for chronic diseases.
He is able to cure many chronic cases that
have resisted other treatments-thaf are
considered incurable. He wants it distinct
y understood that he does not undertake
any case that he thinks is incurable, and
( will tell the patient candidly when he has
made the examination.
GENERAL WEAKNESS or MEN, WHICH
HE WOULD LIKEsfo EXPLAIN IN PER
SON. he WILL EXAMINE EVERY CASE
THAT CALLS ON HIM ON THE ABOVE
i DATE ABSoLuTELY FREE OF CHARGE,
II for any reason you, cannot call OF
visit him personally, write him for an
examination blank at his homo Office.
Address
DIR. B. A., sToCKDAlE,
Utica Building, Des Moines. Iowa. &
- The Doctor. can b seen In his onics
In Des MONIES, on Mondays. Fridays and
Saturdays.
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- The Doctor can b seen In his once
in Des Mo,nes, on Mondays. Fridays and
Saturdays.
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Beware 4 0inlnesis fx Catanh that Csltan
surv.

a. mercury win surely destroy the sense Of smell
and completely derange the whole system when
entering II through the mucous surfaces. Such
tions from ephysicians, a. damage they
will Do y ten fold TO the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Curemanufactured
by FIX cheney q Co.. Toledo. O.. contains no mer-
curry and 10 taken internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & co. Testimonials free.
f Sold by Druggists. Price. 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

Planting Of the apple. plum, cherry.
peach. pear in month Of May is en-
tirely safe 90 they hit the MAY
showers" season. Get Q letter of or
phone to W. M. Bomberger. Har-
Ian. l6.2
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Miss Florence Downing and Mr..
Horace Dinw iddie were married at st.
Joseph. Mo-, the fourteenth of April.
Nj. Dinwidois il young business
man Of st. Joseph and 10 not
known hsre. but Florence will be
remembered 40 niece Of Mrs. ].
y. Williams, who made her home
with them and has host Of friends
taa this vicinity Who will wish her
we'll 10 her new life.
Mrs. Tess Sullivan and Mrs. Thos.
Mcclure drive to Denison w ednesday.
Earl Chase went to Rochester.
MINI, last Tuesday to accompany
Charles Chase home, when he was able
% leave.
Word hAa reached here from Kea-
souqua that Will Coolssy was married
there the ninth Of March. Will 10
well known here. having been the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Cal Carpen-
/ ter, on several occasions when she
lived here.
Mayor Finnigan made . business
trip on Manila Monday between
trains.
Max Moffitt has been laid UP for
8 several days with case Of blood poi
soning In one arm. He had felon
On one finger first which in some way
became aggravated into quite : serious
trouble.
Mrs. Will McCord returned from q
Z shfee weeks stay at the Denison
hospital Thursday. Mr.. Will McCord
and Mrs. Overstreet met her IN Buck
Grove and after dinner with Dr.. Bon
ney and family they drove home to
Defiance. Mrs. McCord says she feels
better than che has in nine years. but
d Sstill very weak.
Miss Laura McCord visited in Buck
Grove on her way to Denison Friday.
Miss Mabel Brewster was very
agreeably SURPRISED by . number Of
her young friends dropping in Satur-
& dsy evening to help her celebrate q
birthday. The evening wac spent
with music and ;ocial games. Ice
cream and cake were served and !
most enjoyable evening spent by all.
Whose is the next birthday?
Messre. Frank Hahn and Elon Coats
were county seat visitors Saturday.
]. Finnigan has been making
I acme Improvements On the interior Of
his house which gives him more room
and Is consequently quite . conven-
ience.
Mr.. Dwight Green Of Dow City
L. quite busy ID this section now
days % he 10 census enumeratol
here
Rev. Father Lynch Was the guest
d Thos. Mcclure and family Sunday.
Willis Virgins and wife Of Dow
City were Sunday visitors . John
Grifins.
Charles Chase arrived home Thurs.
day mu!h improved in health and hi
u many friends hope that he will con
! tinue TO improve, until he 10 in his
usual health. He certainly has hat
i ssige Of 1t.
Mr.. Miller and two sons Of Gran
Center spent Sunday with W. L. Nor
ton and family.
Miss Amanda Miller went HON,
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
Monday Messrs. Lee Poe and Franz
49, k..s
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