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LOVELY WOMEN and honorable men want
to marry, many rich lists uadies or gen
tiemen): &c. Mutual Exchange, Kansas City,
Nh
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by young man OF Is;
ueslree position as clerk in grocery store or
10 20 collect or deliver; references. Address
zoos, this office IA
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tuation by a Canadian French.
man as yard man; is well versed in gar
oenlng can handle stock. Address 1914.
fh4o bilNs.
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wanted with every sufferer
from structure and seminal weakness. Cure
guaranteed in fifteen days without medicine.
Valuable treatise free. pr. j. r. Carter.
BOND Hill Ohio.
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GENTLEMAN. Of good habits and business
intelligence wants Acquaintance Of a we'll
educated lady with means object mar
Port Arthur, Texas IL
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A YOUNG GIRL, Is years OF age, vys
a position in store has some exp e''tin,'
is willing to learn. Address NJ =
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

WANTED-Position by good. honest boy who
knows city wei and can furnish best OF
references Address 1850, this office n
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WANTED-A widow (alone) desires M
ton to take charge Of the CULTURES thas
home and servants of a widoweur .sssft]
preferred. or an old Couple
NJ NJ. b.. this office.
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WANTED--By settled lady plaIs N
house for an old couple, or, 70 ~ \,
work in some nice family. Address =
Franklin avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

fhlN u Young man wishes a sit" on
on good weekly recommendation given as
10 character and habits wishes a steady
Job worl. reasonable Address lin WII.
son, general delivery. Dallas, Texas IA
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MONEY TO LOAN in sums to suit; long or
short time low interest. Mckinney q Co.,
50Sb Main street IL
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SITUATION WANTED-By a coloi,S
to cook or do house work App"
to 2314 Union street
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LAD1Es-Your bust enlarged six inches. fail
ure impossible harmless 800 cash guaran-
tee; proof free Leonard Medicine Co :.
Kansas City. kan ~
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THE Massey business College Offers excep-
tonal opportunities TO young men and wo-
men desiring to better lit themselves for
contemplating taking a course In book
keeping, shorthand or English. now is the
best time 70 begin. Call or write for clrcu>
lars. Mason block. Houston. Texas. II
NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS. 10io
Preston avenue. cleaning. steaming ana re-
pairing OF ladies'. gentlemen garmenis at
tho lowest prices PROMPT attention 70 coun-
try orders. We solicit your patronage ii.
shapino. PROP. 1915 Preston: phone io7s g
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We appeal to the X. !. a
trade that wants sattss.
Hose; satisfactory in ssc
ancc. satisfactory as 70 Sps <:
qualities and sntisfsc,c,,.
prices. We've got thar Z,
try them. Atn@
children,s full scamle,, q,
Black Ribbed School Hc..' ~
sizes 8 to 9ls, at
1OC.
Our Special Boys Ia
Girls full regular mad ~
p, black Ribbed Hose. sizes =
15C.
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WANIED-situation by good bookkeeper and
correspondent; lumber office PREFERRED cx-
lerlenced; references; will work cheap Ad-
dless 1888. this Office i,
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WANT ED-ro borrow one thousand dollars
low ratio interest FOR three years. with priv
ilege OF Ave; on close-in improved prop
erty: unreasonable security. Address 1888.
this office ~
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BUILDING and loan agents worthy of CON
trncts desired by the Guarantee Loan and
Banking company Of Dallas, Texas; last
years record 1000 members; s., coo 900 stock;
made every good loan; stock ensy to sell.
II YOU mean business and can write stock
according to the literature write. stating
experience and territory desired, VIM. A.
Bomar secretary and general manager. Linz
building, Dallas Texas. IS
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THE ACME Cleaning and Pressing Assoeia-
tlon-suits cleaned and pressed 7hc. ladies'
skirts. soc TO 76c. club members. Si00 per
month. We dye, scour and repair j. r..
Green. 602la Main street, Phone 1i29. two
rings. q
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HELP WANTED.

WANrED-Railroad grading outfits on the
extension ot the Texas and New Orleans
railroad from Cedar on the Texas Trunk
Railway to Athens, Texas, About $50 OU)
yards of good scraper work. all borrow and
waste Address Kicker. Lee 4 Co.. Calves
ton Texas. or on the work at Kemp. Texas.
~
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l., Won HoFE, piano tuning my work is
my guarantee. Address care l.. Lechenger,
40S Main, or phone SAG. Is
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FOR COUGHS and colds none better thar
Eclipse Cough Cure; . cents bottle. d
Lewyns. q
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT PoSlTloNs--Don't prepare
for any civil service or census eyaminatol
without seeing our catalogue OF informs-
ton. Sent Free. Columolan Correspond
ence College. Washington. d. {.
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ECLIPSE SALVE heals sores, eczema, piles,
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YOUR EYES examined free, properly adjust
ed with best spectacles and eye glasses;
guarantee satisfaction. Wilton's. 90s Prairie
avenue.
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AGENTS-Our Economic Gaslight Burner fits
any kerosene lamp and gives an elegant
white gas light; no smoke. chimney. smell
or bother, best seller ever produced. Write
Company. No. l57 Washington ST., Chicago.
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AGENTS--To sell tho Automatic gas lamp
and out door lamp for business houses. We
guarantee our lamps and carry supplies tor
all kinds OF gasoline lamps. Wanted. gen
cral agents for South Texas. Indian and
Oklahoma Territories. Cali aud sec us. or
send for catalogue terms and prices. Kelly
Bros. 9S3 Main St. Dallas. 81
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WANrED--Gook cook. must stay in yard;
wil pay goou wages Apply .1Oi Brazos
street. 10
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WANTED TO RENT.

Neutrality-suspicious. room In private fam
fly; Third ward preferred. Address Nv
NJ" this office. ~
WANTED--Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in Third or fourth ward pre-
ferred. Address ]. c. b., Box 2i2, city. 70
WANTEDT-A suite OF rooms over some build
ing near business part OF city. Address
1860. this office, ~
WfNTED-To rent furnished house, six rs
nine rooms; no children; good references.
Address 1858. this office. II
WANT TO rent small furnished touse for the
winter; three ip family; frst-olass refer
enccs, Address 1911 this office. is
WANT 10 hire a good milk COW for about
two months. Address c. W. Sedgwick
agent T. and N. o. r. r. Is
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FOR WEDDING TROUssEAUS aud all0r-
made gowns at reasonable rates, call on
Madam Swanson, Room 500, Mason build
ing l.
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DO YOU want secret Information In civil or
criminal cases, or for personal reasons?
u So write MeCanes Detective Agency,
Houston. Texas
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A SCHOOL wanted by young lany s III
Of the Hampstead High school o,,us'G d
lie or private. Music included. Ma. XXI, 4
mage. Monaville Waller county,, -
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SITUATION WANTED = FEAAl1

A COMPETENT experienced lady s'sp sss;
or and bookkeeper with hest ~ ~ NV
wants q position. Address ios-i l n.s -.
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WANTED--Ruptured mon to cure free 10
prove easy safe. sure, quick method Dr
spe.rs, Al Nam street, westbrook, Maine.
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wANTED--A reliable colored boy at s02 JET
terson street, corner Milan.
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a SUITABLE Christmas present is smith
Premier 1ypewrlter. Prize $4,000 Write
!. j. Pastorlaa ptg. & Litho Co.. Tor terms.
Houston. Texas II
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r ATTEST chlcbsstsr's English PennyoyaI Pills
C 49, I:a ths nss q. s.. ss, s', .
Z r. ;:;;s6 sssrs 81. lll.s. s. p
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN desires q s ais'
as working housekeeper in w II
suburbs: best OF references. Azure" 4
ing Housekeeper. this Office.
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POSITIONS guaranteed under reasonable
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ities for securing positions strongly in
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scholarship; catalogue and sample Rebate
Coupon, sent free. Address Draughon's
Galveston, Fort Worth, Texnrkann, ST
Louis. Nashville Tenn or Savannah On
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WANTED-P osition by an honest and in
IeIlgent young man as grocery clerk; have
s1nle experience; good recommendations
VIM. JaIoszewski, Henkhaus Texas II
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
REG6S
u Cherry
COUGH
SYRUP
Quick, Sure, Pleasant. |
Does not Nauseate. {
All Druggists. ]
Sold by q. s. Osborne.

Filipinos" within its limits who were
threstenlng to massacre all Europ.
cans?
If that is the case how happen it
that, with his enormous advantage in
weapons, Otis has never been able to
hold more than few strips of land
radiating from Manila; that he has
had to evacuate nearly every town that
has been taken; that the mayors" of
captured towns, selected by our own
commanders for their supposed "loyal-
ty," have used their Offices for the pur-
pose of recruiting troops for the small
faction" Ut one tribe?
II that is the case how happens il
that we have 10 send an army of TO-
600 men, armed with the most destruc-
tive of modern weapons, to meet a
small faction of what MIR Mckinley
elsewhere spoke of as one of the small
est of some sixty tribes? And how
happens it that we have to send no
less than forty five warships to pre-
vent that little faction from getting
arms and ammunition from outsider ?
Why can we not depend upon the
great majority" of natives who "ac-
knowledge allegiance to our flag and
are glad to have its shelter" to furnish
the men to do the fighting or at least
garrison the towns and keep tile little
faction of the little tribe from getting
what supplies from without?
MIR. Mckinley seems to be one of the
kind of men who need long memories
as we'll as the novel writer's faculty of
making the different parts of story
consistent with ore another.-Chicago
Chronicle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
OctNha,psitimere Her.ld.1

The October number of the Patent
Record, q finely illustrated and excel
lently edited monthly, published in
baltimore, has just been issued, and
bears out the reputation of its pre-
decessors. The publication is devoted
to the interests of American invention
and while of particular value to men
with new and original ideas, which can
be turned to good account for the
benefit of mankind, il is of consider
able interest to all who are concerned
In the progress of the arts and
sciences.
The latest number contains some
especially valuable articles. There is
8 story on Impossible Invention y
dealing with sor1e of the curios of the
United States Patent office. Another
tells of "The Work, Records and Ro-
mances of the photographic Office. -
There are also "Village Improvement
Societies" Evolution of the Battle.
ship, "Telegraphy's Birthplace" All
these stories are abundantly illustrated
with half-tone pictures of the highest
order. There are also articles on
"Foreign Patents,' "Finding Capital
for Inventors" "Some Odd Novelties
Inventions Wanted" and score of
others.
The Patent Record offers free trip
to the Paris Exposition for sugges.
ton or idea from its subscribers, full
particulars of which are given in the
current issue.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Whom Are We Fighting in
LuZon?

In his speech at Madison, Wis, Mr.
Mckinley repeated what he said else.
where, that zone tribe, and small fac
tion of that tribe, is questioning the
sovereignty of the United States in the
island of Luzon. The great
majority of the people acknowledge
allegiance to the United States flag
and are glad to have the shelter of its
protection"
If that is the case how happens 1t
that, as Secretary Root said in Chicago
the other day. Otis had such a mighty
problem to solve at Msnils-the prob.
lem Of defense against the "unnum-
bered hordes" surrounding that city
and Of holding in subjection 100000
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Quarterly Meeting.

The Latter Day Saint Sunday school
convention and quarterly conference
OF the Little Sioux District, took place
In this city on October Goth, 2lst and
22nd, in Newton's hall. About seven.
ty-tive members were in attendance
from Moorehead, Mondamin, Logan,
Persia, Magnolia, Woodbine, Little
Sioux, Crescent City. The reception
committee of this place did not expect
so large number in attendance, but in
spite of that, they were successful in
taking care of the members of the
different branches in the district to
the satisfaction of all. They returned
to their respective homes feeling hap
py that they had met with such
hospitality. The next convention and
conference will be held at Magnolia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Broken Arm.

Nels Jorgensen's little six-yesr
old boy, Harry, met with an un-
fortunate accident yesterday while
playing at his home on the va
randa.
1t appears number of small
boys we're engaged in their daily
routine of play, when one of them
threw little Harry off the porch,
causing him te suffer broken
arm in two places. Doctor splint-
ed the arm, and all is now coming
along o. X, and it is stated be-
cause of his age he will soon be
around with his playmates. =.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Imperialism And Christi.
anifu

AmporlallSm ana Christi
anity.
Some of the advocates of imperial.
ism claim that Expansion" will pro.
mote Christianity.
advancing freedom by slavery and
promoting Christianity by war are
kindred arguments. When will the
church cease to justify political crimes
Christians have killed each other,
quite persuaded that all the apostles
would have done as they did, Scrip.
s,ns Inre was '. quoted to justify slavery:
S8ssas@el lmoafs ale6ake Of speeches pee ,e. of
tisn noblemsn, VINO in instifyinz the
use of Indians in the war against the
colonists, said: 1t is perfectly justt-
fable to use all the means that God
and nature put into our hands,
Christ's teachings involved the over
throw of every existing institution of
his time. All subsequent revolutions
in the thought and institutions of
man have been the logical result of his
teachings. Yet he used no sword.
He sought the assistance of no army.
He recognized that ideas have in
herent force; that truth is mighty and
will prevail. The sword may kill,
superior physical force cerce, but the
minds and hearts of men yield only to
truth and love. Every person who
has been in India reports that the
American missionary there is much
more influential in converting heathers
than missionaries from any other
country. This is accounted for by the
fact that there is feeling of hatred in
the hearts of those people toward their
rulers-a feeling that is increased by
the pride, cruelty, drunkenness and
licentiousness of the representatives
of the British government and the
officers and soldiers of the army.
Whereas, the reputation of the Ameri-
can government as being land of the
free, whose people are opposed to op-
preston in every form, precedes the
missionary and opens the hearts of
the hearers to his teachings. The
clergy of this country are injuring
their cause by failing to follow the ex-
ample of Christ in rebuking hypocrites
in high places and preaching truth to
an erring world"
The above answer to the claim that
imperialism will advance Christianity
is taken from an article written by E..
j. Cornish and printed in the Omaha
Bee of January Is, 1899.
The Bee now quotes Mr.. Cornish as
saying in speech delivered last week
"the republican party has no serious
issues y face. e."-World-H Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of
Annie E Springer, of Philadelphia,
when DR. Kings New Discovery cured
her of 9 hacking cough that Cor many
years had made life burden. She
says: "After all other remedies and
doctors failed 1t soon removed the
pain in my chest and l can now sleep
soundly, something 1 can scarcely re.
member doing before. l feel like
sounding its praises throughout the
Universe" DR. Kings New Discovery
Is guaranteed to cure all troubles of
the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price
SOC and 81. Trial bottles free at Elliott
& Harvey's drug store. o31
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Birthday Dinner.

Miss Lola Chapman gave birthday
dinner today in honor of Miss Louise
E Bartlett to few of her most in.
timate friends. There were present
Miss Lulu Edgecumb of this city; Nir
Edw. Madsen, Ut Norfolk, Neb; Mr..
Chas. Brsndriff, Chicago, and Mr..
White, of Omaha. They were ell
pleased with the chance for renewal Of
friendship. and banquetted at a table
beset with all the del,cacies Of the
season, after which musical and sing.
ing occupied greater part of tie
evening when the guests returned to
their respective homes.
Preachers and justice of the peace, it.
is said are herein barred from entering
therein.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
NO. Is

gross brutality toward the Filipinos
which made the campaign necessary
of the suppression of facts and t;ls
absolute falsilication of news from
Manila, of disgraceful compact vi h
the barbarous and polygamous slave
holding Sultan of the Sulu, of q
secret understanding and allieaca
with Great Britain, of purposs o
violate the pledged honor of the Url d
States by forcing the annexa,c #
Cuba and of a general conduct Of
administration subversiva of Amei-
can principles.
Not one of these changes has ne
met. In every instance Mckinley and
his cabinet have sent up blind appeal
to Support the flag which they thein-
selves have been covering with dis.
honor. Thousands of republicans, Mi.o
might have still believed that the I'D
ministration had defense for its coz
duct and an explanation for it course
had the president and his cabinet re-
mained in Washington, now know
that the president has no defense, but
is merely pleading for a blind obedi-
ence to party mandates in the face Of
national crimes which would wreck an
administration far stronger and more
deserving of popular support than th4b
which Mark Hanna and William Nc
Kinley have been giving the America
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Harry Rainbow and wife went to
Omaha this afternoon, and expect to
spend the Sunday visiting relative and
friends. Mr. Rainbow is an engineer
on the Northwestern, and runs be
tween this place and Clinton.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Cash Bros. the railroad contractors
of this place have finished the work on
their cotrsct for the Illinois Central
r. R. and are now engaged in assist
lug other CONTRACTORS in finishing their
work. It is said that Cash Bros. have
done remarkably well this season from
q tinsncial standpoint.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Ed. Bradley, M:so'Connor and
Frank o'cohiaior, late of Philip
pine campaign, hep1hsews of NJ.
O'Connqr, took q. trip in the
country yesterday with a lumber
wagon after .walnuts. They re-
port that they: filed their wagon
box full to overfowing and yet
left as MANY. more undistdrbed
lying on the ground under the
tree. They did not however say
where that particular spot was,
where they did so we'll.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Mrs. D. Heagney has gone ~
card of Thanks.

Mr.. John II. Miller, whose wife
and baby were buried yesterday
from the Baptist church, this city,
wishes to thank the A. o. U. W.
for the care they took of him dur
ing his three weeks illness prior TO
the sickness of his wife. They
rendered all possible aid in everv
manner conceivable to facilitate
his recovery and turned out yes
terday in a body to the funeral
and accompanied the remains to
the cemetery.
He wishes to thank the degree
of Honor" for their faithfulness
and devotion. From the hour of his
wife's illness to the hour of her
death, did they stand faithfully
by her side, and watched, admin
istered, and waited, with the
patience of an angel. They too
attended the funeral in a body
and performed at the grounds tt g
rithualistic rites of the order, Of
which Mrs. Miller was a member.
He also wishes to contradict
the report that has gained cur
rency to the effect that tho
nurse, Sallie Brandeth, in attend
ance to Mrs. Miller, did not per-
form true service. She did every
thing required of a nurse, and Nj.
Miller wishes it understood, thai
he has no fault to find whatever,
and is confident Miss BrandeiI.
did her work we'll and faithfully.
Lastly she heartily thanks the
public at; t;large and neighbors in
general, for their, attention in
the hour of trouble.
\ JOHN H. MILLER.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Tramp Ousted.

Report is current that in his attempt
to enter the residence of S. B. Shields
during the absence of the family last
Saturday evening, q tramp was seen
by G. II. Culsvin and when questioned
by the latter as to his errand, he simply
grumbled and appeared undisturbed
but Mr.. Culavin, used his boot in oust.
ing the tramp from the -ard into the
street. He showed some signs Of fistic
encounter, when he reached public
property, but ths nerve nf .,odcy In
Studer and he quickly ensconced.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Mrs. N. q. Burbank left this morn.
llns for Eddyville, Iowa, where she ex.
pects to spend the sunday, from
lshsnce she starts Monday to visi,
davenport, - q delegate OF Yslley
{ chapter. No. ee, .. E. s., to the grand
hedge 'of Eastern star, that meets in
ths latter place on the first of the
I10ok.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Geo Wood, of chadron, Neb., at one
time citizen of this city, is in town
visiting relatives and otherwise re-.
Observation-Disclosures.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Miss Mary Malone of Magnolia, who
has been spending the last few weeks
visiting Mrs. Wlthrow of this place
and friends in Omaha. left this after.
noon for her home.