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For RENT-BY B.F. SAUL Sc COR. TTH&LN.w
81 eth; stolit&b. Sl3"op 1913 Marion, 6rxb. 80
sos 18th NV. lir&b 5000 lItFJ 1th IrtSb. ~ 30
43T X NV, IUr&bssiof5U9 1900 f2th-....... ~ 80
1loI I'm, 9rt>b....4 5.pt -: 1th 6rSw.... 90
6i2 Mass av. I1rSb 1900 - Sc sto&Tr. wa is 10
1879 9Th. 5r&b&Sto 900 1874 Sth NV. 6rSw. Ii ~
$40 Ilh sw, store, Lak ABB 7tf 6rSlb- -
cry, Gr&hSstanle .::n50 1873 Sth nw.5rSw. 80
go St NV, lur&h 300 1872 Cap, 1rNb. ..1Z.tj0
1910 SOh NV. SrS0 Az 40 NV irSb fat LOO
1924 1ctb, 6r&b. $50 Or frame. Bri.ltw Il. $50
lO2 NV, Gr&b. .-2ioJ rs 9Th he, 10. 90
40 NV, Sr&b. 800 l2i6 Hladensbg I'd. 500
1924 lst nv, Gr&b. .2E5u 3lG ID Sc. Draw 30
l4&3 9b. sr&b. - % itr sos i2th fr. Ntcog.V9
Phone 1913. Call at Office for Rent Bulletin
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO. aI2o. ADMIN DOC. 26.-THIS is TO GIVE
notice that the subscriber. Of the District Of To-
Iumbin. has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, holding n Special Term
for Orphans Court business, letters testumeHtaTy
Oh the personal estate Of Andrew NJ Green, lsfe al
the District uf Columbia, decreased; ell perSuus
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, I" the subscriber, before the ID dag
ot December next; they may otherwise 10y law De-
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Signed this I'd day OF December, 1889. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND tn ~ 10. by AN
-...--.. Ana r.it, treasurer John IS. LAIN t.R,
Attorney. del4-I
IN THE SUPREME COURT of THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. In the matter OF Adolf Laupp, bank
r1ipt In Bankruptcy. No. $50 the creditors
Of Adolf Laupp Of Washington. d G: Notice is
hereby given that the 18th day Of December.
1859. the said Adolf Laupp duly adtudcAtsi
bankrupt, and that the first meeting of bis cred
itGrs will be held at my office. Room No. l6 No.
Az Louisiana avenue. Washington, ID. c. the
2Sth day OF December, 1893 at O'Clock pm, at
which time the ssii creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee examine the bank
rIIt and transact such other business may prop
eiIy before said meeting
EDWARD s. McCAlMDNT,
Referee in Bankrutpey.
W. c. STONE. Attorney for Bankrupt IL
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FoI; SALE CHEAP HOME: FINE INVESTMENT
SH.5''" will buy lo-ruom brick hous.,. west "a
9Th 81. lot 2lN1": ALLEY. renting for 81 ~. THIS
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR ltENT-210 nth ST. NV; TWO STORY
BRICK stable, containing 10 stalls. spacious wagon
ROOM large water trough, room for hOster; unsli-
any nigh ceilings, well adapted for high-top
wagons Rent S35 per month. JOHN H. WAL
TER 1921 It. NV del Ar
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- FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Eon $780,
TUX Ot1SES
------ 1-----1 = y = 80.
Fur sAIE-A GROOM HOUSE: ANIL. Co<yyv-
n n 20 printing office and renting for s2soO p-r
In n Al,rst,.. .-,.,
10 p e. N S, Sus PARISH excellent location. close
Ionic Soy e. IN Ss'''n house: ami very desirable
dsii-3t wAGSfiE 4 SCHWARTZ GIG p st NV.
Fur SAFE ,.,5,>,,-----, -
BONES fs,iit il, a. o., 81 I. M ArihMTihE
best harr,j's ~, 'i ,H'' S',s',h5ial manner. the
aid c.iIar i,,ts ",,t ,,r i"r ne m"icy- history
h,9nds,inc sim frout steps . Iaic~ T"rs and
t 80 tIiis olra nrrrlac,s: b,auIiful nisn,cis;
OH 'Irn cal zTaic. ta du,ar r',rs. ,a,I I'D
EaS 'ai2 IN StcirFr>; fri,us.,' heal: af,.r lots
s. me- me-. for " bargain. '"'''
- ','''N - HENDERSON ia'3 , 81.
I Ui' =: ~ E
I" rSmS: cei.Er. barb. iaigr t.a,itty ~,
flush; s'at"'i BY sye.o'- a".rvia,u tu,..
rAEk: ; sorI ,-.rl ns,,,, n N, ..lz,
uli'i"r wl,'. b-rSr: h,airt ,y iull,a,'r. ,.l,.-
81 i'9"t' iih". ~i""r 'ru'. I"t
$50 - lsii ..li. s. 81; st"rios; 5 rooms:
L'si. inliiai,, I,,rn '.' ~ IL '''i>' furnace
81 nou -, H., ~ '' "a, ~. -, lI'.l".. . .,.
rooms: o,'l,ar. bath: laru,. ,.td>
$ '"i"- - h"pr.ky avr 80. stories. \
s. I4.o - II ur ~,nri,,. :; r."5's.
TIN. N N. , N. - -. -.
driI-st iSgi r; ' s. nv ~ L '''i''Nf'
For SAIE. HAVE Ty,., uu.-SES ,,X CORN
hia Height, rast I can s.l, ir ~ ,aaa Zach.
They haN. -; water heat ICED farf dr.p L,rs.
1e 'n,: 'rrni front ls' ms, Of s. $ 900 IN
~. '''>i 'S''S,> an, w,,,ih = ~" cH.h
80, :, Il. : h"NAilf>''N ." io'h NV.
foR SALE KtpUci.D To s. .,uo-uNE OF THE
best homes ever u.,.r'd fur m, money; in q do
hath ella sasin MAJ '" q, h :. c'nias roins
aiIar. WaIl,, T'',g q, - y e. ~ i"' ;" IT. deep
dsI$ 1t STONE < F1IRrI i's soo r st. NV.
- for s. 900. worth S6.uuu: y rs ms cellar; lut
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PERSONAL.

ANb You, MEET RESPECTABLE AMERICAN
gentleman when our representative calls and
pays you the fun value for your gents dsca rled
garments. Drop postal.
deli5tf JUSTH'S OLD STAND, GIG d st
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AUTHOR
izsd, Cos 18th 81. NV Open day and uiyht Re-
liable ana experienced. Strictly confidential
lo22- i'm
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL. CAaRINGToN, ArToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Webster Law building Sos d st. NV. Washing
ton, .. u Residence, No. 5 Mount Vernon Flats,
New York I'VE. and eth Ut. nv. sells
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR 4E-BI-ACKiSTON'S ISLAND IN THE
Potomac. Or miles from Washington; 90 acres:
historic FIRST Maryland settlement March 1894 :
famed as resort; excellent water. hunting fish
ing exc; light house on the island: is subtiyide,I
my" bnilfiins lots, and will make good invest
ment FOR SAI.E-oR EXCHANtSE-t;raziuy
land in Washington territory: 20,oao acres fne
land 70 exchange for Washington property: motI-
crate incuinbEaRce assumed
dtl4-5t W p. SPRINGER. Oil ST NV
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
Including two or three valuable stock farms Of
500 TO 6oo acres. withir easy reach of wasbl .s-
ton WIN. H. SAUNDERS Co. IaoJ Il az
mylan -
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FOR EtNI-TO GENTLEMAN. / LARGE. HAND |
s"mey furnished room. ID story. with private |
bath room; would suit two gentlemen I24 9th |
81. nm de14-3ts (
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FOR RENT-22D y ST Sc, FRONT AND BACK
iiailpf, furnished; suitable fer NJ. G. Also nice
size front hall room. southern exposure: square
IRON ave. and + cars near library. it,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CENTRAI. BUSINESS PROPERTY
4-Story brick. stcre and three fats, within loo
feet of 81. nv; lot 25xiUU feet; rents for
SS4O per annum. Price. Sl2 800. Vacant lot,
same size, adjoining. for = Sl5,OUU.
deI~st II. A. PHILLIPS. 200 I4tA ST. NV
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THE EVENING STAR,
FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FOR RENT-TWo HANDSOMELY FUR. SUITES,
with private baths; table for members OF Con
gress or others; convenient to lines: fash
iona Bile locality. 1907 IL st. NV de14-3as
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y sNTFit.N NEAT RELIABLE WOMAN FOR
..,u.r.l u.ss~.n"rk. must Dee s1ul cook teicr-
..--t- required. Address Mr. T.. Lowell crest
,sr..r1s,t.u', - D . Ht4i~i
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MEDICAL

DIR. Leatf1erman,
Expert specialist IN the cure Of all special dis
cases OF men and women. Consultation free.
Daily g TO ~ 2 TO 8, Tues, Thurs. and Sat.
evenings 10 s. Go2 n Closed on Sunday
pfgl lei
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~ t<'sflr ~TVEN s-,LuEFn COOKS A\l' Gen
,..-f -r.,r~sFE,.-S.-- 81 fv SIS. I.- CslIi ~
r.a5I~. ss..;rre-.-~ ..uI nurses. LADIES' IN
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" ,\rrI, WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
..--..-...-. IT, small fiuiily Address. With rel
s.,..> ,,tiO-I Y. 1t;F$ Star rttcg. drli-tf
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81 Mo nv NV, Tor $3.50 i09 ne. 7r........IT5o
3lI ID ne ar. ami - 30 :i3l 9th Sc. = 30
no2l-ru.th,s ROBERT f. BRADLEY, 1898 + st
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
U. s. Mattress Werks.-6arpets and Rugs Glenn
ed. Mattresses made order and renade Iron
Beds Cribs, DIvAus atnt Springs. Once 5o7 1th
Of. NV. Works. tQ65 and 1857 2Sth ST
NEWMYER. Manager. Phone So4. noiS-lms
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FOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE SUITE Of
conforfable handsomely furnished rooms every
lh!I% new. excellent cuisine. Apartment No. l.,
IIiE, EElsriOI.ITr, 126 Nd. ave, opposite Bo
t&ni'sll Ga:den and Capitol. d,1l-6t-
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"NN;t.i' ~ '"I.rEED GIRL PLACE TO DO
~" .'' h'IN""-.rh: e. home nights: references
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WANTED EXIT.sIEN,Eu WHITE NAH.: So
To-. -. aI kU.i- H'lp frr families and h"t'l>
,frIE~- ENHANCE. IL; 1-;-L-
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WANTED III hHI'NG LADY WORK IN PAT-
ut ar iri'>!. IttoFiry'$ cficc: small - arv ,.x-
l"--i'd N'isHr- Miss T.. ur Office drlJ2t.
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FOR ItENr-BY JAS. F. SHEA, 632 PA AF. NV
81 u st NV 81 $500 65o Il ST So 6r.....l5."o
"l2 "a st NV, Or. 30 - Fen'on ST. ar. 100
81 81 st NV, Or. ...NaD - FentOn St Or. "a. 81
ZOO as ne. s.. . - 2I12 Va ms. IT. $40
- ION 81 ne Gr -2g30 100 d Il sw 3r-.... 300
III 1fth 81 Sw. tT. U0 i55 y Sc, 80
HOG l2h 81 NV, Or. so 21lI L st nv. go
1902 Az sW. 6r. 80 IN Teila ~ NJ. Ar g 10
81 l2th st nv, 5r.l Zoo 4s4 Cuinaae al sw ir...o
de.- loft
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FOR RENT
1915 10Th, furnished.
lar. 2h. steam, mi. SlJ0.ot
l.G5 Nh ay. furnish
ell, Or. b, eel, mi.1oO.g
1H0l y II ar, furnish
ed. Or, b. eel, mi $500
a2a 18th, l0r&h, mi. 400
49, 2jd, Sr. b. mi. %: - II
2139 X, Sr, b, eel. M! y. IT
1901 NJ, 10r&b, mi. $3.50
1903 $, 6t&b, MI. -. IT
6l3 5 c Nv Sc, Or,
b, eel, mi. .......2 10. 5t
1I49 +. gr&b. mi .2o.d
%6l3 X. Ir, w......14.Jl
l203 18th, 5r, w,...1I.3C
253+ Va aF. Gr. ", <. .I2..}d
FLATS.
1871 10Th. LIST floor.
new fiat, 6r, b,
heat, mi. 90
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FOR SAl.E-oNE OF THE INCEST LOCATED AND
piarned. iarg, i2-room hopses. overlooking the
Capitol grounds, at sacrifice. This handsome
EoIuc Ice bought for $500. which is s.. 800
less than it is worth. Call send postal
further particulars ". : MINNlN.
deS-f 1927 st. u.
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FOR RENTER G ST NV, OPPOSITE PEN
sion olGcc; fodr stories; II rooms; ami; newly
lSertd and painted central location; suitable for
Lodrtiers and rOomers. $1,000.
de9-LI JAMES I. SHEA. go Pa. ave. nv.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF TIE FINEST DWELLINGS
IN Columbian College subdiN islpn. cor 18th and
Binney sts-; Il rooms, ms gIihceuty uulsbed: VIII
be sold cheap and good terms. Apply To owner.
CHAS. c. DGNCANSoN. 9Th and d SIS. NV.
DELFT
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FOR SAlE.nFFER OF 81 55u WANTED: COST
over S2.nu" a few mouths aco. This; c,zy draoIn
brick; 5l3 oh st ne: inr looarion: GOOD IN
VtSrWrut.
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FEMALE.

WANTED -- STU ALTON FOR NEAT WELL.
trained A'us"Iiaid; last place three years. All
capacities domestic help LADIES E&CHA NGE,
Glt iafE-
NANIIH-EY \ GOOD FIEST-CLtSS COLOEED
"'iTan. IA pl1ce in good family cook or
t.-r'l-f~S or % DO day work: good woman
&. the night place Gall o. address 1903 1sth St
d-lfy-
WANTED S0i'THERS WOMAN or EDUCA-
ti"r and fffD~nl-nt. position as companion or
G"'.S'Ss"per- AfdreSs V b, Star Office. heiI-3t-
V NNTEb by YOUNG CpIOEED WOMAN.
-" :" nurse goosi references Please csII
lS2t Dts NV. dsIs-2ts
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Stricken With Paralysis.

Sometime during last night Samuel
Graham. residing on First street, suf-
eeered a stroke of paralysis and at late
hour this afternoon he had not recover
ed consciousness, and death is moment
srily expected. He worked hard all
day yesterday, and, after eating a
hearty supper he retired early, stating
that he was very tired. The exact time
of the attack Is not known, but about
four o'clock this morning Mrs. Graham
was awakened by Mr.. Graham's heavy
breathing. She attempted to arouse
him, but oil efforts in that direction
were to no avail. Becoming alarmed
she SUNNI oned some of the neighbors
who Immediately went for medical
assistance. Upon examination 1t was
found that he was completely parsllzed
on his left side. He has been unable
to speak or eat since the attack and
the physicians have given up all hopes
of his recovery.
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Loveland Items

Mrs. j. F. Meyer and son Freddie
accompanied Harvey Crispin home
from Omaha Friday evening.
The9. and ELIAS Jones are in Okla.
homa viewing the country. Rumors
are that they have taken homestead
apiece.
The I4ovelapd band played at the
telephone Office here Thursday night
for Crescent, Onawa and Sioux CITY,
Mrs. Hurlburt, of Chicago, mother
of Mrs. w. NJ. Perkins is here for an
extended visit.
The literary meetings at the Jones
school house and Willow Creek school
house are very largely attended. The
debates are very interesting and bene
fetal to those who attend. The cues.
ton Wednesday night at the Jones
school house was; SHOULD the Philip
pines be annexed to the U. s.?
Work was begun Monday on the
Illinois Central at Camp Gilmore.
The young people of Loveland and
vicinity gave Harvie Crispin a very
happy surprise Friday evening. The
evening was spent in games upti
about 1920 when refreshments were
served after which they departed fol-
their homes;
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woor
Saturday. q baby girl. The mother i,
doing we'll.
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obituary.

Mrs. VIM. Ryle, who died at her
home in Norfolk, Neb., Feb. 81, 90,
was brought to this city for burial this
morning and inferred in Rose Hill
cemetery. Services were held at her
late residence In Norfolk at 2:3O p. m.
yesterday and then the body was ship
ped to this city, accompanied by:
w. NJ. Rye.
Geo.
Mr. and Mrs George Roseberry snd!
daughter,
MI and Mrs H + Hilborn.
Miles Pace
Fred Kourder.
Mrs i L Fairbanks.
Miss Ella Barrett.
Miss Ruth Lowe.
Mr.. Ed Murphy.
A. J. Ryle, Norfolk.
Mrs W H DuMonnt and children
pf Chicago
Mrs NJ d Hilborn, plainview, Neb.
Mrs 5 J Rose, Clarks, Neb.
w j and b 5 Rose. Fullerton, Neb.
CIV Rye, Wellington, kan.
The deceased had been sick about
eight months, and her death was not
unexpected by her family and friends
She, with her husband and family
lived in this city, before going to Nor
foll, about elegen years, and leaves q
large circle of friends here to mourn
her departure.
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w. M. CARLISLE
California Junction.

! The Ladies' AID Society is preparing
for grand social to be held on the
first day of March. 1t is to be under
stood that it is box social and is to
be under the supervision of the ladies.
Each lady will be required to bring q
box of edibles sufficient for two. These
will be sold to the gentlemen under
specified rules, not yet known to your
scribe, however, all are invited and
none are to be barred on account of
denominational or political views.
This society has done much good in
the past in aiding the church in its
endeavors to establish q permanent
field for minister and it is sincerely
hoped that all generous hearted people
will come to the front on that night
and show what Cal. junction can do in
the way of financial entertainment.
Little Corbett Brotherton who has
been very low with inflammation of the
bowels is still about the same with q
faint chance for recovery. DIR. McGav-
rem has been in attendance every day
for the past week.
Miss Dollie Dick is also very low
with severe stomach trouble, which
at present writing we learn, has also
terminated inflammation of the bowels,
DIR. Devore has been called to attend
her.
Mrs. William Goulthsrd is able to | Q
up, but her long serge of sickness has
told plainly on her constitution.
Kirk Hoover performed marriage
ceremony last Sunday--the first in his
experience as Justice at this place. We
did not see the performance, but rumor
says that Kirk did it up brown. The
contracting parties we're Miss Melissa
Henry and William Stringfelt.
Since they did not hand your report.
er q cigar they can not expect large
write UP,
Yhe temperance lecture delivered by
Miss Phelps was one of the best we
have had at this place, Unlike her
predecessors who have talked on the
subject, she gave a logical talk filled
with good judgment and practical facts
instead of operate contortions and in.
sulting thrusts at the entire male pop.
ulatiop,
The windows and doors Of our SEQ.
ton house h.v" heen repaired and the
house general fix, d p We think this
is the reason why Tom Pearce stays at
home with his wife these nights instead
of holding down a counter at tina Post
! Office. Y Rays.
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Calhoun Items.

calhoun 1Com6
February is going to show us
winter weather yet.
Farmers are busy getting up
their summers supply of wood.
Moving seems to be the order Of
the day out this way, as we are
having general change bout.
Word was received from Armol
Wadsworth and 10 Steen, who left
last week for Okalohoma, they had
arrived all safe and found it con-
siderable warmer than when they
left here. Jo Steen had the mis-
fortune to get hurt in some way in
going down, 30 when he arrived at
Perry, Ok, he was unable to do
anything for sometime. His many
friends here hope it is nothing
serious.
Bids are being received for
carrying the mail from Calhoun to
Missouri Valley. Contract to be
let for four years to the lowest
bidder.
d II Reedy is in Omaha spend
ing few days with his father.
Andrew Graham, who has been
working for G L Sherwin this
winter, left for his home in Iowa
City Monday. Andy made many
friends in his short stay among US
and his young friends will greatly
miss him.
Dan Purcell and family spent a
few days visiting relatives in this
neighborhood the past week.
Mr. and Mrs F W Myers, of Mo
Valley, spent few days at their
country home this week.
J W Fouts and daughter, Maud,
spent Saturday in Mo Valley with
relatives.
J Bass Butler, after spending q
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

few weeks with home folks, re-
turned to his home in Ute.
Gurla Farmer met with an ac-
cIdent the other day which might
OF been very serious. He was out
on the bottom hunting for ducks,
when loading his gun he got a
she'll stuck in it and thought he
would pound it into the gun when
an explosion took place, bursting
the gun. A piece striking him in
the corner of the eye making an
ugly wound and cutting a piece
out of the end of his nose. He
was brought up to Calhoun and
the wound dressed, and after the
shock was over it was found out
ne was not seriously hurt. He
don't want to pound another she'll
into gun soon.
Our school is closed for q few
days this week on account Of the
teacher having the grippe.
Fred schwertley has returned
from visit in the eastern part of
the state.
Mrs Henry Fitzgibbon has been
spending few days with her son,
John, near Mo Valley.
A protracted meeting is being
held at the Cutler school house,
conducted by a Free Methodist
man by the name of Remley.
Miss Jocie Nelson from Ne
braska is visiting Daniel Mickey's
family for a short time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
What is shiloh >

A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds
and Consnml ton; used through the
world for half century, has cured in
Vulnerable cases of incipient consump-
ton and relieved many in advanced
stages. If You are not satisfied with
the results we will refund your money
Price % cts, so cts, and sl.oo. S S
Elliott. 3tf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

Gross earnings of the Northwestern
for the month of January aggregated
$2.s29,59S, as compared with $2,56l ,555
for the corresponding period last year,
an increase of s26s.04a. From June 1
to February gross earnings were $685.
9al $40, as compared with $24,613, 345
for corresponding period of tho pro
vious fiscal year, an increase of 3d.
368, 495,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Girls Wanted

Two good Millinery makers, must
have served six months apprenticeship
and worked two seasons besides in any
good millinery store. Must understand
making and taking orders. Must meet
and serve the public willingly and
courteously. To such q long season
and good wages will be given. Apply
Immediately at j. II. South's Millinery
Department. Mo, Valley,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Come and See ME-.

l have quite number of people
owing me for work, and as l am tenn.
porarily laid up with broken arm.
need my money. Come in and pay up
and confer great favor on me.
dwf2S Nike kirlip.
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For Sale Cheap

Set Johnson's New Universal Cyclic
pedia, complete in 8 volumes. Up.to-
date with annals. Best binding. Cost
$1,000. Absolutely good as new.
Owner will sell at bargain if taken
now. Smith Bros,
Mo Valley, IL.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
You Try 1t.

IF shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small price
of % cts, so cts. and s1.0O, does not
cure take the bottle back aud We vii
refund your money. Sold for over fifty
years on this guarantee. Price % cts
and so cts. s IS Elliott. 1tf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Millinery,

40 CLOSE out all trlmmed hats in or
der to clear shelves preparatory to re-.
ceiving new stock of millinery which
will arrive soon, the Leader offers all
trimmed hats now in stock 81 your
own price.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best. f2s

William M. Girton of Magnolia, who
with his two brothers, enlisted in the
United States army at the commence.
ment OF the war, is in the city visiting
his brother, Waylsnd Girton. Mr..
Clifton was taken sick while enroute to
Manila, with the Thurston Rifles. and
when the transport arrived at Honolulu
he was put on shore and placed in a
hospital, where he remained, suffering
from the malaria fever for five weeks.
After he recovered from the attack of
fever he was taken ill with the pneu.
monia and that confined him to the
military hospital for short time. afte,
which he was returned to San Francis.
co, where he remained in the hospital
for over two weeks, after which he re-.
ceived an honorable discharge. He
left San Francisco on the IA of Febru
sry for home. Mr., Girton is an clio.
auent talker and gives person more
information in q few minutes talk
than can be obtained by the reading OF
volumes, treating on the Hawaiian
Islands.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Young Mothers.

Group is the terror of thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak is
so sgonizing and frequently fatal.
shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
acts like magic in cases of Croup. II
has never been known to fail. The
worst cases relieved immediately.
Price % cents, 50 cents and 800. SIS
Elliott. stt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
An Enjoyable Evening.

In cheerful contrast to the dismal.
cold, outer world. was the scene of
gaiety presented at McTwigan's hall
last night, the occasion being the first
annual ball of the Modern Wood
men lodge Of this city. The ball proved
an unexpected success in spite of the
storm that kept many couples away,
who would have otherwise attended.