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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge ind Kinder.
DaSS8IbG Was Ir FruGhGr GGkauft HABIT
Tragt die ~ u0--
gnHurgnrfnrt ieinrs Nmtcs berlnaig,

9u8 Manbomusz 8sFu9 ge9en bic
ct. Qetriz@emeinbe abgepie1sn.
- @eI0Fe 6eFeln. - Baltimore
Ohio : 8abns"Q ngclegenRiten.-
@erT9iebenss.
Der Qntrag Oe5 9aItor8 s. Bur
fart, be5 frii6aren SeeGforgers Der
u~nob6Gngi8en epang.=Iut6. ct. Petri=
Stride, fir einen ManOumu5 <8sIebI
purOe Samfag duf tinen BON Dem
@ngpalt Der 8ertlagten er6obensnGinz
ponD pom 8i6tar 96elps a~bgeipieien.
ST.. 8urtarf bebuuptete, BON Der Sc
meinbe in geIeBpioriger @eiTe fetns5
2(mte5 entIeBt tpOrOen gu iein, uro
Tu6te Our6 ben Mdnoamusz 8efebl
bic @emeiNbe gu Ieiner WieOeronItels
lung 81 ~3tpingen.
Nun3t fem gtgentAlm
3uriid d.
Sm &rei5geri4t g}r. 2 reiate Sam7
flag S. 80. 8ufei einen 4ntrd9 gegen
George W. &uFel, Na4laBoertpalter
bon MdrD 6. 3uHel, Elm, in tpel6em
er barum na6Iu9t, bic 8eIiBurtunOe
iiber bu5 inn ge60rige Gigentbum an
Der RorboItsGde BON Mc9enrpz unb
StriderItroBe ais unoiltig gu ertld=
rem. Gr be6auptet, baB feline Satin,
BON ieiner %lntenntniB DeS QeIens u.
S6reiben5 8ortbejl 3ie6enO, Die ur=
funoe aIf i6ren eigenen Qamen elm
tragen lieB, unb baB ar baour6 uur
cine NuBnieBung fir 2ebens3eit BON
bemIelben erbielt.
9erldn8erungb Der Jrtt gez
ndbrt.
Der Qntrog Der r8altimoresObi
9a6n," bic @erfaQ8Frilt Der 6npotbet
BON IA. W}ai altf 20 Sage gu OerlGns
germ, nurbe SamItug bom 8i6ter
WDrris i'm 8unbe8Ditritt8Qeri6t geS
nGbrt. 8u8 @eri3t untar3ei6nete
ebenfaGs einen 8eFebl, bur9 pel6en
bic Ginrei6ung Der Qntport ouf Ell
men an %. 4pril geIteaten Qntrag
our @erTan5ertldrun9 Bis uuf ben
Is. Mai berThpben pirD. Der Qnz
trQo mar bon f~olqenben 8ldubigarn
geTeat morDen: S. g. Morgon, Sruz
flee, Der 6zpro3enti9en coniolioirten
Bitts6urq unb G|pnneQspius 51pos
t6et; 3. g. Morgan u. g., Sru1tee5,
De8 Re1erbeTonb8 fir Die SnpOt9aten
BON 1877 unb 1875 unD fir bic
8itts6urQ uno Gonneu5piqe6hpot6ef
Charles $. GpTter, s. 8ilcor 8ropn s
unO Sume5 8onb, 9ruItee8 Der Sol
luteral 5DpOtbet be5 9arfers6urger
84Deioes pom 10. 2yltli 1879; GbarleS
8. Softer, s. 0ilcor 8rnpn Il. Sa5.
8onb, 3ruFee8 Der 6npotbel bes
G6icagoer 3peigs bonn 20. Wlai 1877.
4Qe SntsrsTTirten eaben i6re 3uItimz
munq CUR 9usItequng Oes Oetret5.
8eI03 It 8unbe.
Sas. 8. @oOO erbieIt Samfag i'm
Rrei8qeri6t Nr. 2 cine S6eiOung
BON MorD 8oob. Die 9o63eit be5
9aares funo am II. Suii 1898 futt
unO bic Srennun8 geI6ab auf @runD
angebli6er llntreue.
Sn bemIelben 9sri6t puroe Ratie
GEeFfman bon Gents 81. GbeFFmun
lDegen angebli6en 8trIlFen8 gsfhies
ben, na6psm Ite an %. Sttober 1892
ge6eiratbet bdtten.
SncprpOrirt.
Die n9srpDn 9eigbts 2ano 60"
tpurbe Samftnq bon Wm. .. 9(elIDn.
Robert s. 5uu, 2eonarb 81. @pates,
Qepis Muno6sim unb Gbarles Q.8az
Ter tncorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Die fofigIten 9duFer in Baltimore fir
Nnftions>
Observation-Disclosures
elmer Der be1ten 6urmsn in Dime
Irunoef : Gpuntp, ungefdbr $50

elmer Der belten Sarmen IN Mnne
Irunoef Gpuntp, ungefdbr $50
Wder.
&raft cints Grlafts oes 2r,i5Qeribts fir 9luRe
Nrunoel=Gountp miro Der unttrjei5Hete 9erDait:r
am Ul / / IN o d, Den II. Mtai 1899, Wtittags Y
llbr, an Der : biire Ots 8tri d b 4 II :
rs AMI 0iieHtli9er 2luftiou p%rtauitn: {
gdn3s ebr 10 ertbpoIlt j a 7 III, ipsl6t
IN Slime arunOtI=6ountp i'm ojerten Stitritt, gelts
9tn III, an Der 6olntD=tOao, lDcI6e pom Goenton,
al Der Baltimore IMP QotontaczGl i'nbdbr," bis
W1u9bs6baprl iibrt, u~ngtidbr jtpsi ltcilen BON
Aoenton, II ateilen pom Sombrill's, an Der HAHtdz
pills, 29aibtn9tpn mn 8llttmortr Gtisnbdbn,~ NM
9tfobr jr0lf Ntciien BON Annupo!is unO IS Mtilen
BON Baltimore.
Gas Camp 1T fpeIsnf0rmie NM Der 9oDcn eut
uTo lei6t ~fultiuirt.
Sni O~smitlben ~bsftnoen ib ~unQeid5r 500 Qtiriibz
8dlprre eOler Nrt, in Ooaer Gru9ttrabt, uno otrs
l9ie0ena anOsrs Grubtbdulnc.
l~lrgeidbr $50 Ader traqen @oljbcitano, iutc Giz
bcns, WalnuB=, Qappel=, @borrz rHo 6i8tcQ=
'bdumr. Sic @ebdulibttiten bs'tebHt aus 5rptt
Bdbnbduiern, elmer S6ellne nm Stul, iopic gto=
BENT Sdbatsbauie, S6aune rro Stau.
GeotHGuHgcn uHO aHoere GInjtlnbttttn ipsrotn
bei'm 9ertduie funO gege5tu. Cine Nujablung BON
500 Miro POM GGufsr 5ur 3eit Ocs 9crtdufs per-
langt, fals oafelbt als Gin 8an3es pcrtuuft miro,
cher 500 auf icosn She'll, MEM III gctrsnnttn
5bcilen ~oertuuit.
N6rabum Sburp, @crlpalttr.
&. 8. 8Grlep WtDcrs,
I33,t6 4uttioudtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

Sees, mo- sr fiIbte; ME oUS uHgIid
geE6eben, tonnte er uber niht dngez
ben. Gr Iagte, er habe eiren 6ulFaruF
%bernDmmen, uno ais er uuFblidte, iei
ba5 Boot, in peI6em bic beibeu jun
gen MGnner turs borber geruOert laer
gelpeTen. Gin 6armer ruberta foFort
binuus mad bsr unglijds|ts1e, ieboh
mar BON ben decentralization giht5 gu
Ieben. Der 6armar mar Der tin5ige
@ugen3euge be8 unfaGe5. Gr Iugte,
elmer Der SnTafen 6abe bas einbrinz
qsnDe 0oRer aus Dem 8ppte gez
f90pft, nobel bufeIbe betrdhtIid
f6Danlte, 70 Dab er I4liBIth iber
8pro fiel. Der 8amsraO poQte i'm
srgreifeu unb Fiirate aud ms Wafer.
sic nuroen 8eioe ni6t me6r lebenD
9efe6en.
Dim nG6Itsn 8oge, 9onrerftng,
nuroen beioe Qeiten geFunben, unO
am Telben Sage mod fanb i'm GDQeg
i'm 9eiTein ppn 90 Stubenten unb 8
9roFeFortn cine Qti6enfeier Itutt. -
gm 5reitaQ Morgen reiIten bic beiz
ben Mar2Idnoer bann nit Der 2ei4e
ab.
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SteuensOeinhs.


! l I u I ~ W
Sine oaeinftebenoe Gltere 6raIt iu6t cine Stelc
OILS @ausbdIterin bel cinenl oerrn pOcr elmer 9dz
me-; 1T in alien ieineu Nrbeiten betuanOcrt. Ytau
oDreifrc: r4. 81 expedition Oieies Slattes.,
1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Gin 9etter lit oer Wot6;

elm treuer Greuno une meier Ratbseber fir Vile.
,pslfe an gjeid,ledbts srantbeiten uno 0erIuft
Aer sUsoune strait Itioen, 1T Das uniibertrefhihe
heutIfe Bud: DER Rettrnse=2lnfer", As. dull,
go Geiten nit pieIen lebrreiden 8ilosrn uuo elmer
Nbbqnoluns ibsr Srauen'R ranfbeiten uno timber.
Ioie Chen. unentbchrIidi fur Iunpe aeuts bstosrIet
cS,fhIedts, Die in ben Gbeitano treten polen.
mirO mad Gfnpfcns bon IS Cts. in Dotmarfen
i'm ein5oaen umf1laa iorgfom oerpG6t, fret sn'
S' DFUTSCHES HEL-INSTITUT,
81 CIIntonP Place, mr. Broadway, New York. NY,
Der Nettungsanfer it aud 5u bds
ben bt 8. 3. Siemers in Nr. lob,
Geri ; IDenus, nabe SaDe!teitrdBe, u.
in Wiite's 8u4banOIung, Rr. 236.
Rprb>hpparOtraBe.
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SiabeteSu

Inter ollen Ilitteln oeeef 5uderFrorfs
belt 1T &arISbao oas bette mo hat it4
III oen meiiten fallen bewdhrt.
Dr.. J. Seeeen, profefor DER Qleoljtn an
Ger Wiener uuiperiitdt, fa9t in lellen1 be'
riibmteu Werfe iber Diabetes nlelltt1ls -:
Don alien Qlitteln oeoen oieies &efoerL, ole
in meiner la~1ioidbriaen prdTis gebrmht
urio nab oeu pielen GrperiiueHtenl ole id2
fouobl mie Gapa5itdten ais Qrtger, 5ledles,
6lawa5ef uno 2ln0ere eemadlt, peroleitt
Karlsbaoer Wa6er an erfter STEELE 9%eHanHt
gu peroen. .
y2Ille citirten Qutoritdter itInlrnef init
mir oorin iberei1L oaB KarIsbaoer Uoner
ib BET Diabetes auf oas Seite herpdbrt..
3b babe i'm Soufe pieler Jahre cine ero6e
2ln3ahI nit oieiem &eioelt bebafteter Per-
ioren behanoelt mo nit 1nterehe iel1te
Wirfuu9cn III Se5ue ami Reeu3trnftg oes
Suderdebdltes bcobahtet. Die GrtaRrung
lebrte mid, oaB it alien 5dlen ohne ais-
nahme cine SeIeruro bemerfbar mar, ole
fb aub nab Dem 6ebrau6 ocs UonerS
mo ieIbit Damn 5ei9te, rpelln feline ltren9e
dat iltueoCbalten wuroe."
ulan bite iib nor llabahm1ngett.
Oas ebte KarIsbaoer DaTer trd9i oen
Uameus5ua non .Gisner & Wenoels
fon Co, olIeiliee 2l9enteu, 1lep Qorf"5
auf Ger 6alsctifette.
panpbIete perocn frci 5~ugeiahot.
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Serlamgt tm NhGemelueK.
9euti6es @rbeits : Na9peiiungss
0i;rpnu

81. PIG. efO=Sbarpse trubs, inter Der Guff6t Der
itt 0ancpsrttr. 4rbeiter uno Gi:nh6Ottu ~ be.
ihGftigsE lDrRi6sn. molten f6 psri0nli3 coer in
trantirtsn Grieien IN ben aesnten Der @eiefi6aft,
s obouu 8. Never, SIR. 2l9, SiS= Sbarps
6traBe, lpeuDen, pel5er uueHtoeltti6 @usfunft er=
tbeilsu tpitD. (aan26. q
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-r BdItimusrr GHeFlcus S0rie.
(Ssrthttt fur btu s8sutitsH GorrspoHoeHteH" burh
E... UtoosHoDri, Giiper Il so
Baltimore ben l3. g}ai 1899.
U2tbbsuoorf, SIIper& 80. brrshntH iIr FrIuc5:
BuntierssT ratteR 800. .....s Gui so Gage, dui
Stht 5.I7H-.... tuufndHHiihe 5.22h-5.21&
6OIa1s. Geihsmdri 81 7lI6-4 sguloeH 80 1&!I6.
gt.flins gaUticrs oui go 1a9e 4.S4Z-4.S5
ouf stht4.56%-4.SI. taufn6uHiihe ASH.
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an;slgeH. 3u uertanIeE.

3u bertaufen
% II + $l4G0 - fir cine G]ttrattipc 40 Ndcr qroBe
6arm, an DIR Gbsapeatt=9di NM Dem &ittlt Chop
tautsJfipsr gtlegeu; geHug Auitern, slide II. &rebit.
etndjuiraqtl in Jr. lis, GitzyttingtOns StraBs, bel
&obn Aitune. Q33-5) p
3 perfauf c II
Cine 9~robibm:tO= uno 28agHer=l8 ertrGtte crTtcr
9ldfe Des lpOblbttamntsn &aumeiters George
9anib len. 9abjuiragtn in gtr. 924-926, Green
nlount=Qptnut. Q29,3l,3,5,7,Y
oerfuuen
II = 81 un0 46 Qfer, bjaig; Gin neues Saus
Guf eincm; biui9, tpenH Dieie QSo6c nod pertauit.
Su ~eriraQcu bel . a IL II II, Str. 10 st. Quul=
Strdbe, Baltimore. (Stt20,lS1
81 perfaufen
Cine 9radtpOue Gorm; ieinss 2ano; Wanfons
quite @elegeubeit fir eiHen iunGen Mann NIT st=
mas &upital. 9lad3uira0cn bel g8ul. 9. Gbler,
SIR. 5. Sfz9srinaton=S traBe. Q96-
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E MATS. 60 5ufu6r 1880, gleuGtortH = @ors
rats S67,3O2 guibeL 9sTiCuot ron Den SlspatureH
40 3O5 Suibel. gsertauit Dutoen $4,000 guibel
ERo ct. 9Sdgguus.
RolgeRbe Eabsls Ssist ben b~euttssH, ben ~seiiriasH
uHo Den ltgtidbrlgeu StOHo Ger AelSenprelie IN pers
gltIttnoer uebtritbt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

Die y9srtpDn 5eig6ts 2anb 60"
purbe 6amftaq bon 0m. .. 9lelTDn.
Robert 6. 6uu, 2eonarb ST. gputes.
2epis Muno6sim unb Gbarles Q.9az
Ter incorbprirt. ~
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fons Softer auF SIR, 9olcrofts
Marttpagsn.
GortiebuHg fOlgt.)
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RnIttmnrrr Mnrftheriht..

(seTihttt iurSeI 0eutibeu SorrsiDO7oe7teu. -
Baltimore. ben l3. D}ui 1899.
2ie beuttae 2Se4sHJuiubr bstrU3 IOs.725 Suibet,
br gieputoreusS orrntb 444.U7l Buidgl. 8erianoi
BON ben Gleuutoren 81, 799 8uihel. gertGuit mura
ben ....-. &uideI uHo -0ddaoHs.
BosseHoe 3abeQs BEigt Den bsuti1eH, ben geftrigeU
uno pen !ssndartger ztaHo oer &s4eEpreiie in uers
gleIteloer HeberndJt:
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@runbfiid BON 4344 SUB 5rOnte Bel
300 Sub Siefe.

an Der Roroieite Der 8aibinotOn=RoaO, ecnuu NET.
LID BON @ppnn's sails, uno tlni9e tlsins @runo=
Strabe. Die Ytrrpalttr niinibsn %DringeuO, objge5
Gieentbum 5u O%trtautsr, I'M Den Hatla5 abjus
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J oods
S%arsaparila

ist die beste in der That die einzige wahrt
blutreinigende Medium GebrauchenSi Sic Hoods
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0u8 W}anoomusz 8sTu4 8e8en bic
ct. 9etri=9emeinDe ab8epieIsn.
- 9sI0Ite 6eReln. - Baltimore
Ohio : 8abnz" Qngelegen6eiten.-
8erIniebsnas.
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q bonp 81. Sir #,
SH@VoltimDre. = gu perfdufen.

It"ruuOs OtdrIeD & 9 II, @ecnten,
RorooitsGfs @barlt5s uno SsTt~neton=Strabe
C1l6r52l ,1Dttl
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Utals ptutlae @cftrIgt I@leibe 3eIt
emp6ter. I50tugpGte. SmHBIgte. |Itste5 5a9r.

epot 9tutiihter t97H-3S |5E8-3S 4oas -4n&
gpof SIR. =. 3S4-39 |3S4-&9 Al AK
Stedmer-geu.. SO - 30 36A -36h|59R oSA
Suol. merger. Al H-49 U.s. - -.....
S1bl. etiber... 3d. -3S 3S%-...- - -43
N3ai. .:.,.....37a-3S I37A-3S I4Os-4OH
SUM- 49,. 49,. .l3TE-3-El374- 3S 40 --4UI
Sui. $50. IS -. 3S -.... 404-4Oh
gu5ufk. 1900. .....-. 90. i.....-.... ....-....
Sept .--......... . -. ...--.. .-.-..-.-
4H...... -.-..... ....-.--. .-.s-'....
6Qfer- 6suties SuIIbr I6,469 Euihe 6i5S
Ruibel Surl6as5ogeH; Northumberland 334,Ss7
gulfeI. .I#... .H..
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8errpaltersz 8ertauT
BON
fperthbnQen 0orEtQbtz@runbltiiden
25 79f1OO Wder.

Sie 9erlpalter ots q a d ia es Der % ere
3o9i MON 2teos oiierIren TIr Den 9riDats
@ertuut Die iolgenotn II II D # ii d E in SaIti=
,rprs-E nYtutu-
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oil Der RorO;tite Der alien G~torSttow1=goao. scnat
peitli5 BON lluionzApenue unD nabe Den 9,ebb0ie
Ger sSaltjuore=O biO=SaDn," ODER ~Oicitlbeu iperpe
in Orei Y~arce!leu sIugstDetlt.
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45 Older. l Route unb Is 8eraes.

an Der gQai6iuotou=9toaO, rpsitli6 bDn Der Sulpbur=
Sprine.93uao, ~unosiGbr Orei UteIen BON per StaOt,
nabe Nrbutug=S Station Der Baltimore unO 9otO=
maczGiitnbdbH," ooer ~oitlelben iperosn IN olet par
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Woute Ieinem 9uIein bur6 9u5 Elm
@nbe ieBen, Serube pie feline 6rau.
Md9ts bereit5 frii6er einen
SelbitmOrbberIu9. = unmdBiges
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m.t.r berti3e ggtrt8e 9lstts .3eIt
.ShIa5rGie 5aluBrate. Isttes 5a6r
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of Cstarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
+. C. Cheney u Co, Toledo, U.
We, the undersigned. have known
F J Cheney for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honor
able In all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
West & Trusx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Wslding, Kinnsn + Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, D.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. PEI
bottle. Sold by al Druggists.
Halls Family Pulls aIe the beat.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Loyeland Items.

Our merchant, Mr. Haldeman is has
ing an addition to his store room built
and also new residence which will be
quite an improvement to the town.
Business of all kinds is very lively,
but we think there will be q change
when the railroads are completed.
The lecture given by Ben Wadell, of
Council Bluffs, was one of the grandest
things we ever heard If there is
such thing as laughing to grow fat,
we think there will be some fat people
around here.
Myrtle Moorhouse left Wednesday
evening for Sloan, for months visit
with relatives.
Mrs Thomas is very sick.
The farmers are getting along fine
with their corn husking. The corn is
fine and q good average.
Mrs Clark Peacock, of Denver, Col,
is here visiting her parents. She Is
talking of taking her sister home with
her.
r Randall, of Chadron, nephew Of
Mrs H q Moorhouse, has been here
visiting the last week. He likes il
here. lie left for home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs J M Mattox are enjoy
ing visit from their daughter, Della
and her daughters, from Lincoln, Neb
j NJ thinks there is no children like
them
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
perity, but we predict that he will be

peritv, but we predict that he will be
back before three years.
Sam Downey, of Logan, was taking
in our city last Sunday.
Ed Minton, of Missouri Valley, who
is firing on an engine on this road was
here to see his best girl last Sunday
night.
Local politics is very quiet here.
Occasionally we hear the old story OF
"prosperity" argued on the line of
good prices and good wages. Is it
possible that the genuine and sub
stantial republican verify believes that
the prices for produce and for labor
are better than In the past. They tell
us that wheat and corn range higher.
We will agree for the sake of argu-
ment that the prices are fair, but where
the farmer goes to buy wagon he
pays $40 more for it than he did
year ago. The same with his plow,
his spade and hoe, his barb wire, etc.
The republican bowler tells us to look
at the cattle market. Does he not
realize that the farmer is not the party
benefited by the raise IN beef. How
many farmers have cattle? We vent
ure to say not one in Thousand. On
the contrary they are the ones who
have to buy the high priced feeders
offered on the market by the few cattle
kings of the west. The farmer must
sell his low priced corn in order to buy
these high priced cattle. 1t takes
more corn to buy them. He is the
loser in the end. Where is his great
prosperity profit? Corn and wheat
are sold at prices just as low as at any
time in the past three years, in fact,
not so high as they were this time last
; year. A coal dealer in this place sent
word to an Iowa Coal Co, that the
owners of steam threshing machines
In this vicinity we're complaining
about the high price of coal. This
company sent word back that these
men who are threshing with steam
engines must remember that the price
OF the wheat they are threshing is
J, much higher than it was last year
j. This shows how much some people
9 know Of the range Of prices Whea
was selling at this place from TO
cents higher at this d3te last year ant
coal over third less ip price. IT.
y awful inconsistency. If the farmf
r has raised few brshele of wheat t
the acre, mot much more than half
n crop on the sverage,) and he wants t
4 build q grsnary to put 1t in he has t
sell one-fourth more bushels of whea
. to buy the lumber, on account of th
70 advance in lumber. 1t will cost hir
~ more for his nails than it did last yea
- The hammer with which he expects {
= drive those nails will cost him part {
bushel of wheat more. The scool
IL shovel with which he delivers Il
Of wheat will cost him an extra peck {
81 wheat. Great heavens, where wi
n, these administration coachers ces
III their illogical, irregular and inconsit
"a emit talk Of prosperity.
70 4 RAYS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Lowell Mason, nephew Of DR.. White
and at one time Q resident Of this
place, but who left here when . young
man and has since resided In Black
Hills, S. d. is visiting his uncle, DR..
White. for q few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
No Trial.

The case Of Beebe vs.. Chambers
that was to have been tried before
Alexander today, was settled and dis
missed this morning. 1t appears
Beebe sued Chambers for $500 forfeit
money, which the latter refused to
pay, when Beebe afterwsrd sued
Chambers for the amount. 1t was
settled this morning BY Beebe paying
the costs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
California Junction Items.


We had li"e rain on last Tuesday
the first y" amount to Anything for
two months
A great many wild geese are seen
along the river and the goose prophet
prophesize cold weather.
The continued high winds from the
south have blown the corn fiat, and
husking is tlresome undertaking for
those who have been in the habit Of
standing up while shucklng.
Dwight Wager, who has been resi-
dent of this town for number OF
years left for Oklohoms last Wednes
day. He will accompany S A Shelton
and several other families who viii
move In the same procession. W.
wish Dwight and whole family pros
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Mr.. Sniff, of Lee county, father of
Editor Sniff, of the News, returned to
his home this morning after q few
days visit to his son. Mr., and Mrs.
Sniff, of this city, accompanied the
father as far az the Bluffs,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

The foot ball team. win give dance
in McTwiggan's hall tomorrow night,
for the purpose Of raising funds to de-
fray the teams expenses.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

y q. Dryer, . prominent attorney
OF Pisttsmouth, Neb., was in town this
morning the guest Of J. p. Martin.
They together left for Moorehead on
Tho nine O'Clock train.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
New Cab Line.

AL. Tolbert has established Cab
line in this CITY, aud now has q first
class cab on the street. Ii you want
to 20 to any part Of the city, cal Mr.
Tolbert and he will have cab at your
door in q few minutes. Telephone
number announced later. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Braces body and brain, strengthens,
soothss, cures while you sleep. That's
Whist Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Ask your druggist.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

NA1u ought to know that when
suffering from any kidney
w trouble that safe, sure
remedy is Foley g Kidney Cure. Guar
anteed or money refunded.
G. S. OSBORNE.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

.Our stock" this season kas been
,eplete with all the artistic designs of
the most fashionable hats for ladies
and Misses. Our prices demand recog-
milton.
The LEADER.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, are requested
to meet ct the homo of Mrs. ID. G.
Hearn on Fifth street, Friday after.
noon.
Mrs. T. c. Newton,
Secretary
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

b. W. Carlisle went to Omaha this
morning on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Girl Wanted.

Permanent position for competent
girl. Apply Immediately.
tt oxford Hotel.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Russell II. Conwell started the
Minneapolis Tribune in 1864
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

.rhs entertainment given BY the
juniors of tho Christian church will
commence ct ESQ o'clock Friday even
inR.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

EMr. and Mrs. Robt. Craft and son
Raymond, spent the day in Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

We are requested to extend to DIR.
E. j. Chapman and T. Foss, for the
assistance and kindness extended the
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian
church, yesterday, their united thanks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

The Ancient Order of United Work
men will worship ut the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening. Good
music is being prepared for the oc-
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