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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

rue person who disturbed the con
gregation last Sunday by coughing, is
requested to call on G. s. Osborne and
get bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar
which always gives relief. d3O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

The Globe has just received a
line Of Ways fancy muflers.
They are the finest thing on tn
market for ladies or geptnnn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

DeWitt's Little Early Risera purify
the blood, clean the liver, invigorate
the system. Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles.-El-
lott & Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
his path will not b strswn with roses


And it m az be that the most pain
full thorn in his side will be one prom
inent i'll the councils Of his own party
and member from his own state. In
last congress Col. w. T.. Hepburn
fought the Reed rules from start to
finish and in the republican caucus he
emphasized his objections to the COM
mittee on rules being appointed BY the
speaker, contending that the members
of the committee should be elected by
the house and remain entirely indie
pendent of the speaker. He also n.
sisted on the recognition of members
in the order of their rising In the last
congress Hepburn took an appeal from
the ruling of the chair. The appeal
was discussed for hours and Speaker
Reed personally urged his friends to
support the ruling of the chair. When
the vote was taken the chair was sus.
tained l27 to 100.
This discussion aud subsequent vote
aptly illus trat.s Mr. TIepburn's DISPOSE
tions, in the last congress where his
party had q large majority. ltie eyin
dent that he can give the
party associates q great
ii the same SPIRIT
republican p1
only thir1
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

When you get ready for that new
dress, call at the Leader and examine
The elegant stock they have on hand.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

withrow & Kirk wood have just re.
oeived forty-five hundred pounds Of
celebrated candy. tt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Constipation neglected or badly
frosted, leads to total disability
or death. Rocky Mountain Tea
ABSOLUTELY cures constipation in all
it's forms. Ask your druggist.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Ifyou want the finest and most sty.
lish ast in tie city, call at the Leader
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
It Hits the Spot,

When suffering from severe cold
and your throat and lungs feel sore,
take Q dose of Eoley's honey
and q d Ta., , when tie soreness VIM
grateful fseljpg nd healing of
the parts affected will Re experienced
and you will say: "It feels Is good
1T HITS THE SPOT" Guaranteed. !.
G. S. OSBORNE. d3O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Homo made peanut candy at BELLS.
Special sale ON cloaks at the Leader
all this week. Don't miss it.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Tablets, states, pSnc,ts, sponges, and
all school necessities at G.. OsbOrhe'S.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Onionsztbe best in the market at
Withrow X Kirkwoedfs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL Room, Mo. VALLEY 10.
Decemher eth. 1890

Council Proceedings.
CoUNCI. Room, Mo. VALLEY 10.
December 9Th, 1899.
City Council met in regular session
with +. +. James, mayor i'll the chair.
Officers present:
ID. NJ. Harris, City Clerk.
T. Z. Coleman, Marshal.
Frank ramisies, Solicitor.
Councilmen Present
IL. II. Fisher; II n. Warren; NJ. .
O'Connor; w. q. Fensler; j. y. Lyon.
Minutes of last meeting read and up. |
proved.
Petition of George Gumb presented
asking permit to operate q saloon
in Mo. Valley under the mnlct law.
w. G. Fensler offered the following
Resolution: BE it resolved by the city
of Missouri Valley, Iowa, that consent
is hereby given to tie application of
the bar. as tn the penalties relating to
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, provi
|passed hy the Twenty. fifth 1857 General
/ o.
following described premisis. to wit:
A huildnc situated IN lot "F" in Block
eight. (8) in the citv Of Mo Valley. 10.
Said business to Ia owned and con.
Quoted by George Gumh.
On this motion the roll was called
and resulted as follows: Yeas, Fisher,
O'Connor, Fers'er. Warrer, Lyoni
Nays, none. Resolution adopted.
+. +. James, Mayor, nominated the
following persons for trustees of the
Mo. Valley Library Associations:
Ladies, Mrs. Clara A. Davis.
Mrs. G. G Lahman.
Mrs. Mary r. Boies.
Mrs. A. Bachrach.
Mrs. Hattie Kellogg.
/ Gentlemen: w w Fensler.
VI. n Warren.
II w. Carlisle.
Geo p Shilev.
On motion. the above nominations
were confirmed, DR.. Warren declining
to vote
II n Warren introduced resolu
tiOn for sidewalk in SeatOns addition
which. on consideration, was referred
1 to committee to examine and report.
Moved by Fisher, and seconded by
Fensler, that the City Solicitor be in
] structed to commence Condemnation
proceedings against lot 3, block 2 il
! Adds addition to Mo. Valley.
4 Motion adopted.
l An Ordinance establishing grade o,
Y ally in block twenty-one, between HUI
ron and Superior streets, was intro
duced and read first time.
\ The finance committee to whom wa
Y referred the claim in favor of Mis-
y Jennie Carpenter, reported in favor o
n paying her twenty dollars The repor
4 was approved and the city clerk wa
\ instructed to issue city warrant to he
'; for that amount.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Try Balm Of Gilead Cough Syrup
If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Moved by Fisher and seconded By
Fisher that the accounts as read be a.
lowed and that the City Clerk issue
warrants on proper funds for the amt
named. Motion adopted.
Moved by Fensler and seconded by
Lyon that the Council now adjourn to
Tuesday evening December 18th lSM
at $50 Motion adopted.
Council adjourned.
u. NJ. HARRIS,
City Clerk.
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For Pneumo1
DR.. G. j. asiaa ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

CONGRATULATIONS Steen opened the
interparlamentary conference.
CowES.--longlish yachtsmen are beginning
to express doubts as to the chances OF the
Shamrock bringing back the Americas cup.
DoRVAL, Quebec.--The Canadian boat won
her second and the fourth race tor me sea
wanhka cup from the American boat Canace
GREENoCK,-Th Shamrock sailed with
the food tide. The yacht was given an en-
thusiastIc seud-of by thousands OF spectators
MADRID. Tho Judgment OF the court mar
tial In the trial OF General Toral and Genera
Pareja for caRtulaung Santiago was de-
ferred.
FAIMoUTH.--In the admiralty court the
pilots belonging to pilot boat No iS sued III,
owners OF the American liner Paris for $50.
salvage services.
PARIS. The Rspubiiaue Franchise renews
the attack on the Franco American treaty, de-
claring that reductions ohtained on French
products are injurious.
KINGSTON. Jamaica. Popular re ent,
loan ia RAPIDLY increasing and finding ex-
ression through the newspapers
PARIs.--Various rumors are in circulation
REGARDING the reason for Nj. Delcasses visit to
ST Petersburg. II Is reported that NJ, Dell
case will stop at Berlin on his return tourneJ,
LoNDoN.--The British ambassador to the
United states. Sir Julian Pauneefote, who has
heen acting as president of the board OF arb !.
tration at the International peace conference.
has arrived In London,
MiLAN.--n Corriere de la Sere, In an arti
Gle much commented on. de7iares that Italy
ton in China and is only negotating In con
nection with commercial matters,
CITY OF MExICo,--The bank statements
for July show an excellent condition OF IN
financial institutions and active business
movements. In all lines OF business there is
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the Same and additional recommendations
were submitted. These we're ignored In
part, bur what was known as the Martin
bill, that particularly directed against
turnpike raiders. was passed.
"At the next regular session new leg
islature came in and again recommends
lions were made on the same subject.
These. however, were unnoticed, and that
body repealed the only effective section oi
the Martin bill and came within a
few votes OF repeating II over the COVER
nors veto.
Under these circumstances have not,
up TO this time, felt that session Of the
legislature would accomplish any good
result but that IL would simply entail a
large experse on the State"
The govern nor then tells OF efforts he
has made to secure an expression OF opin-
Ion from The legislature as to n remedy
for the trouble and defends bis action
in calling out troops during the executive
ses sion OF 1895 He says he communicated
with democratic leaders during the recent
Louisville convention, looking to the pre-
vention of violence In Clay county. but
got no response. Nevertheless lila con-
vertion, he adds, condemned him for not
being able TO maintain peace In the State.
He concludes:
This condemnation Is only another evil
dence that the calling OF a legislative ses-
sion In the midst OF a political campaH
when the dominant party In the legisia-
ture has condemned the governor in ad-
vance would avail nothing: for admission
on their part that legislation is necessary
would he a fiat condemnation of their as
sumption that the governor is to blame"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
fUCUER0 is NOW PRESIDENT,
HAS TAKEN OATH OF OFFICE AND
IS IN UNTIL 1901.
Two More of Those Implicated I'm
the Assassination of Heureux
Have Been shot.

Fort de France, Island of Martinique,
August 2.-The latest advices from Sanio
ID m.ngo report that in conformity with
he constitution OF the Dominican repuo-
lie which provides that in the event of
the president dying, the vice president
shall be empowered to exercise the func-
II MS OF the chief magistrate during he
Remainder OF the presidential term, Gea
era. FuguerD today took the oath of ofdcs
beio.e congress and was invested with
iu.. powers. His term will expire Feb
ruary q, 1901. He has given the stric est
orders to the governors Of all the depart
nents OF the republic. Yesterday TWO
accomplices OF the assassins of Pres dent
Heu. euX were es.ed and shot a MOca.
Nv persons. one OF whom was said to be
IA priest. were taken into custody at San
tiago yesterday and subs quently shot.
Last nigh pllcards bearing The ins RIP
tiors Down with tyrants" and Long live
The revolution" were posted upon wal. in
VAR US parts OF the city of Santo d
ming. tranquility continues TO prevail
throughout the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
DOMESTIC.

Governor Bradley of Kentucky issues
lengthy statement concerning the feuds
In his state and his course In dealing
with them: blames civil authorities and
public sentiment,
yellow fever situation is unchanged ca
cept that iour more cases have been sent
to the hospital
a strike which NAV tie ~ tho Grand
Trunk system has begun .ecause OF the
employment OF a non-union machinist.
The exports cf lumber and products OK
wood from Southern ports during the As
cal year exceed the previous records very
largely.
Carrabelle, prosperous port on the
Florida coast, was almost wiped out and
great damage was done to shipping by
storm on the gulf; many rumors of loss
OF life, but no authentic reports.
People are fleeing from Norfolk, Va.
and business has been practically SUE
pended because of the fever outbreak.
Mrs. Woodbury. Of Boston has sued
Christian Scientists for nearly half mil
lion dollars for libel.
Stree, car men of CHATTANOOGA were
given choice between quitting Jobs or
union; they will likely strike today.
Alger is again at home and says he is
man without grievance; but Pingree ex-
pressed himself loudly against newspapers
and the president.
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authorities of the State and c,,r
much toward restoring conAss,asve don,
not believed here by those IL Il
position to know that the yeIlon, me be-,
reach Norfolk. and the temn"-sever viii
which almost paralyzed cit,.au iesr,
Killed business when the .tsr,i,ans And
from the Soldiers home nrst new
here, Is gradually wearing awsv reaehe;
merce Is once more thought cu0 con-
true that people are leaving No Il d
the exodus Is usual and inciask but
summer season. There is somssi,,.,to Tie
here, but 1t is due more to ~ a,''le fsai
quenoes of the quarantine reSuIs s,e eonss.
to the fever itself Every no.s,S,A than
caution is being taken. The h s.she Pm
distance of FIVE miles is patrol,. ea lor
and day while several tug NV. nlsh
steamers are constantly on IN. -. aud
for any and all craft from the s , ,Voses!
district. 'ne miettd
The latest information from -. ,si;
tonight is that there was one sss,, e "a.
no new cases during the day. ~ Nsa'n q
Tomorrow all the old veteran.
home will be lodged in tents Viii, ~ ~
entire reservation is thorouehlvv u,' a., .sas
fected. osil-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
POLITICAL TROUBLE IN HAyTI.
Many Arrests Have BeAn Made as a
Consequence.

many arrests HnNe btAn Made ms ~
Consequence.
Port Au Prince, Hayti, August THE
political situation is causing anxiety.
Numerous arrests have been made. Among
those taken into custody are NJ Dougillon,
n former minister OF the Interior. and NJ
Duviver, newspaper man, Duviyer made
strong resistance and succeeded In en-
ter.ng the United States legation, drag
ging with him the officers detailed TO take
him into custody. The officers, however.
We're unable to take their prisoner outside
the legation door The United States min
ister, Mr.. w. f. Powell entered protest
against the action of the officers arl de-
manded the release OF the prisoner
Eventually the Hayden government gave
way to the protest of Mr.. Powell Mr.. Du-
viyer was set at liberty and re entered the
United States legation
The authorities continue to make ar
rests In addition to the prominent per-
sons before reported as having been taken
into custody Is NJ. Fuchard formerly min
lister OF finance
Many refugees have sought protection AZ
the American legation, among them NJ
Menos. some time ago minister of foreign
affairs,
The situation Is grave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

cHICAGo,-Hay rake manufacturers OF the
Western States have decided TO raise the price
OF rakes
BATTLE CREEK. Mich,--Kid Iavlgnc. ex-
lightweight champion pugilist, has enlisted
for service IN the Philippines.
| SAN FRANcISCo.-The transport Indiana
has sailed for Manila with 800 recruits for Va
rious regiments now in the Philippines.
NEW YoRK.--A Herald dispatch from
Greenock SAYS. According TO present ar
rangements the Shamrock and the Erin Will
leave the CLYDE together Thursday
WAstilNGToN,--Judge Day Is to arbitrate
IN" dispute between the United States and
Hayti growing out OF the three claims OF
American citizens for alleged indignlties.
ST. LoulS.-The populists OF the Eighth
congressional district nominated w Il. Hale
OF Phelps county for congress to NIL the va
cancy caused by the death of Richard p,
Bland,
NEW YoRK.-Thsre is some prospect that
the Italian fleet now sailing north from
Buenos Ayres may visit New York on Sep
iember 49, when Italy celebrates a national
holiday.
NEW YoRK,--A dispatch to the Journal
and Advertiser from, London says that Rich
ard Croker viii sail for New York next Sat
msIn i E pSsiSs a the latest he viii
wAsHINGToN.-Dr Charles Shepard IN
charge OF the experimental tea garden at
Ssmmeiyille: \, e.. says there is now about
Atty acres OF land under tea cultivation, and
% per cent.
NEW YoRK.-Twenty-eight young girls ar
rived here from Ireland on the Teutonic to be-
come Sisters of Charity, Twentytbree or
them are going TO the Sisters OF Charity OF
the Incarnate Word at Galveston, Texas, and
one to Houston.
observation-disclosures Michael Brick oppos I'd
an appropriation for properly receiving Adj
mlrai Dewey. on the ground that he had done
nothing deservin" OF especial COMMUNICATION
and that he should not "be made u Bou-
LANCER IN America"
NEW YORK.--A tornado. with velocity of
eighty miles and width OF three blocks,
passed through Elizabeth, n, j., dong dam
are oonservauyely estimated at $4,000. Henry
Matthias, a caulker. was killed and twelve
men were injured.
AUBURN. N. Y.--oscar Rice, a white man.
ard John Kennedy, negro. were put to death
by electricity In the prison here. Rice muir
dered his wife and Kennedy murdered an.
other negro. Both crimes were committed
with pocket knives.
wASHlNGToN.- Agents OF the agricultural
department who arc in Germany report in
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Planters Compress company Of West
Virginia seeks to compel the secretary OF
state to file its charter by the mandamus
route.
Attorney generals department holds that
all bonds not approved by August 20 must
be submitted to a popular vote.
Cannon is on trial at Georgetown for
the murder OF w. A. Gray; defense is that
he was irresponsible at the time OF the
crime.
State has fipished its case against Jim
Mite; defense will endeavor to prove mis-
taken Identity.
Counties along the Brazos river are
urged to send in their statistics. to the
end that the river be improved.
Veterans OF Parsons cavalry brigade
are in session at Waxahache.
Grand lodge knights of Honor elected
officers and selected Fort Worth as the
next place of meeting.
An investigation is being made into the
purchase OF a vessel by the State health
department at Galveston.
Galveston county commissioners have
materially raised assessments Of several
corporations.
Wholesale merchants OF Galveston have
been charged in the recorders court with
obstructng sidewalks and recorder says
they will be punished.
The Texas Grain Dealers association
met at Dallas to pass on charges of lover
bidding made against some Of the men,
bers.
In the Federal court at beaumont suit
has been filed for sixteen leagues of land
in Jefferson and six in Hunt coulty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
GUARDING NORFOLK

washington, August 2.-surgeon Gen.
erai van Rypen of the navy has directed
'ne surgeon in charge of the naval hos.
p''al at Norfolk to use every precaution
10 Keep the yellow fever out. The hos
pltai has a contagious disease building
N the woods some distance from the main
building II there should be the slightest
symptoms OF fever at the hospital the
case VIII be removed to the Contagious
building and should a genuine case of vel
ION lever develop 1t will be taken to fhe
auarahtlne station at Craniey Island.
=, rsssengers arriving here by boat from
NoItolk 10 escape the yellow fever report
a., eeheral exodus from Norfolk and ylcin-
~ Every man who can afford II ia send
my MS family to a safe distance. Bust
ne says, was practically suspended
,aa steamboat and railroad Offices ara
W psselsea with frightened people. ON one
", me arriving trains man said that n
l,eiy hghi was making to keep the feyer
wv oi ths city Many sanitary synerts
ana special policemen have been an.
i rv,nsSa ana the citizens generally have
, e,ar. IN to clean up the city Mary
r., hg rumors were in circulation one
oi,,oa, NOT verified up to the time The
s a ieit, that there wero flye cases an
q large Town near Norfolk 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

srst bale Of new cotton Wednesday. 1t
ciassed middling and sold for sac.
NEW oRLEANs.--James Villains OF
Montgomery. Ala. suicided by jumping irob'
a window to the pavement. sixty feet oeiow'
ATLANTA, Ga.--The Twenty-ninth resi-
ment not being filled rapidly IN Georgia, ths
recruiting officers have been sent into ohio'
Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana for men.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-The Southern rallNay
Hub track The Louisville and Nashville
owns the remainder of the stock. which IS u
small portion of the whole
! PENSACOLA. Fla.-The Louisville ana
| Nashville Railroad COMPANY Is expecting the
largest freight traffic this fall and wln 6s
ever known in the history OF the Ioau ",
dors have been placed for more rotli1g s'oek'
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Governor Johnston
has issued State quarantine appiyi.s 10
persons and personal baggage. aSa,insI the
soldiers home. Phosbus, Hampton. Ola 70 nj
Comfort Newport News and other places
hereafter infected
| ATLANTA. Ga.--By resolution the Georgia
| State railroad commission has decided to Is
sue an order requiring the different railr2
systems running into this city TO prov de
suitable depot facilities for the aecommoda-
ton of passengers.
| LITTLE ROCK-Grand Master Robert
| Smith of the Arkansas Masonic grand lodge
has Just Issued an edlct to the erect that 10
man who is engaged In the business of sell ng
Intoxicating liquors as beverage. be he
employer or employee. can bt.o ne member
OF any lodge in this grand jurisdiction, either
by initiation or utilization. and that any
member now engaged in such business or
who engages in 1t hereafter must not be
allowed to obtain membership In the lodge
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-Solomon Clam
bers a l2-year-old boy, who had been e.
auently frightened by his older brother " n
ghost stories. was sent for pitcher OF water
from a well near his parents residence after
dark. Just as he was about to return with
the water his brother Jumped out of the
darkness at him. and with a loud Hoo"
seized him. The little fellow was so t rror-
stricken that he broke blood vessel and
before n physician could be summoned was
dead
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HYMENEAL.
remains uncls'

PORTER KING.-Cisco, Texas, July y.
J. w. Porter and Miss Leoni King Wes
married night before last, Rev. J. d. AVs'
ers officiating.
STRONG CARBIN.-Dublin, Texas, w.
2S.-J. w. Strong and Miss IDA en%'
were married while sitting in their puss'
Rev. A. ]. Trout officiating.
KINDEL- MYRICK. -Weatherford, isa'
as, July 31.-Robert NJ. Kindel ana ~,
Hattie Myrick of this city were uhl'sa =
marriage yesterday by Rev. DeousA
FARRIS- TwADDELL.--Hubbard w
Texas, July 29.--Ben Farris ana MIS- "a. ~.
tie Twaddell, both of this place, were .a
ried at the home of the brides pI'a =,
Tuesday evening, Rev. S. d. Wai''Vp
floating. -.
BARNETT DMoNso N.--snyde,, IN ar
July 29.--Marriod at Snyder, on t ne,h N Bs
R. Barnett to Miss e. Edmonson, po n.N,eiatE
Springs. Elder j. j.. F. Locknar. v rcIo,ad,
The bridal party took carriages supper.
City and took train to Big Springs y 'am
BOUNDS EARNHART.-Manslne Ia., ,ts
as, July Sl.-At the Cumberland fls'v XII,
rian parsonage gate, while sittins ~ rnl,
buggy, Robert l.. Bounds and M's s.stsr.
Earnhart were united in marriage 's ps,k
dey afternoon at 4:3O, Rev. j. NJ -
officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-03

creased activity upon the part of the agltators
who are eNerting Their influence to curtail to
minimum the Importation of American food
products into that country.
Ell RENO. o. Tit is reported here that
Taylor Kirk who. 1t is charged, murdered
his mother at Corcll, June a. has been
lynched at Cloud Chief. In washta county.
near the scene OF the crime. Kirk escaped
shortly after the murder and was recaptuEed
In Texas,
NEW YORK.-The most interesting thing
that developed In connection with the Mazat
investigating comm ttee was the fact that
every member OF the municipal council had
been subpoenaed for the purpose OF dctermin-
ing why the present city legislative body
should not be abolished.