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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09

will 4rovido for non partisan election
| bonrds and insure FREQ and fair olec
tons.
! 1hlrd--Thut tho conditions shall
remain III stntu quo until Monday,
t." general assembly mcoting and
ndJonrnlng from day to day until
that timo.
Fourth-~Thnt nothing shall be
dono TO hinder or provc.t u point
Session of tho gonornl Assembly from
taking action on tho ratification ro8o
luton.
Fifth-Thnt tho State contest
board shall moot md adjourn from
day to day until Tuc7day without
taking any action Oh the contests for
minor State oi1icos
This proposition is suggested in
ordor that tho action Of tho gonorul
assembly OH the ratification rcHolu.
ttOn may b9 takon first.
SiXth--Thnt Tho State troops be ro
moved from tho State capital Mt once,
though with all ncccsanry precautions
For tho public snfo,y. This mnttor
is to br under tho direction of Gon.
Dan Lindsay, of Frankfort.
S'vonth-Th"t tho Republican
officials md officers Of tho State
guard shall have immunity from
charges of treason, usurration, court
martial or any othor offenses.
Tho agreement was signed by tho
following:
Reps.-John. Marshall, Judge Jno.
W. Barr, Con. Dan Lindsay, II. L.
Edelon, DIR. Il. II. Bantor, David w.
Fairloigh, q. II. Ballard.
Dom.-J. G. S. Blackburn, j. 9.
". Bcckham, Sam. }. Shackolford,
Urey Woodson, JAS. b. McCroary,
Phil Thompson, Robt. j. Brccken-
ridge.
The course Of events in tho immc.
dl"t" future depends largely upon
Gov. Taylor. An important inlu-
onco in shaping tho Republican pol,
icy has boon, it is believed, tho lack
OF support from the national admin
lstration for the course pursued by
Gov. Taylor since he assumed Office.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
DEMOCItA1IC CONyENrIOS.
Bryan md Othor Lenders Said 10 Favor
June q !. "a Date

Chicago, Fob. D.--Thn Chronicle
tomorrow will sny
According to adviccs received Mt
the Democratic national hcadQunr
tors thero is u strong disposltion
among some OF the party lradcrE, in
oludlng VIM. J. Bryan, to settle upon
June 9th rs the date for tho National
DHnocrAtic convention.
1t now appears that Col. Bryan is
tnking considerable interest III tho
Pacific stop" situation. The inform
alton is thnt tho Democratic State
convention Of Oregon will br hold
early III Juno and That the Dcluo-
Gratis OF that Stutr ar" being lnNu.
oncod by Orogun's supposed pros
pcctivc trans Pacific trndo Oh an i'm
porinlist,c basis.
1t IS pointed out'hy Col. Brynn's
frIonds who say they reflect his opin
ions, that the Oregon D"mocruta
who "ro disposed to oppose imperial
ism, would bc strengthened mn,ori-
ally III their campaign before the
Oregon State convention were thoy
able to point to an adopted policy OF
the national party organization us Il
reuson why the Oregon Democracy
should oppose imperialism.
For these and other roasonN Col.
Bryan and his intimate friends are
quoted ns boing favorable TO tn" bold
ing Of tho State Democratic nutionnl
juno 9th, Il date, which it is said,
would nticlpatc any action that
might bo taken by the Oregon Dom,
ocrncy. Chairman johnson Of the
National Exccutivr committee soi1
today
IL think the argument in favor Of
holding the Dom ,crntic national con,
Ventlon juno 9th, has considerable
sontimont in favor of holding it still
curlicr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
TWICE a WEEK, $3.50 4 YEAR
Who'll, maybe l hnf little shoko nit
you to pay for it,

Who'll muvbo 7 Inf =, I;ttln oL,>I,, -.
Won to ro,, tor ;,r
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smnllrs, foot of nr, 1ul, :, i,, :,
WINS ull r;,ht r,,I ,o,,,1,.
around. r,momh,r a,, ,,1 ,.,,a,,
Il woman comes IN mi, . b,Io - W.,
shoe | du,,r t, - J., ,r ~,
shoe vhna No. ; bnt ,n,A, y, :,
und smi]o md sovs.
81 declare, but yhns us,onisho1r
"Ilow vhns dot y suv. ,l,t u,
.Sooch - .r,o 1;ui, .l., Dr..
me-, but you huf der SIMPLEST foot ,r
any lady in lis citv,'
"'You vhus u )inr ,r - foolr, o,,,
dot woman. Dot shoe vhus No ;
on u wido last und yus u wip,1,,v
eleanor uud no )udv, G;r ,, H..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
y Railroad CoiIOJus

Tho dispatches in yesterday morn
lng's Obsolvor told of the efforts to
absorb into colossal combination
tho principal railroads of tho North
and Northwest. This is but the log
zeal outcome of the trust idea. For
sometime wo havo boon hearing of
the efforts Of tho Pennsylvania Rail
road people to got control Of tho
Chcsnpoako Il Ohio and tho Balti-
moro Il Ohio. The Vanderbilt in
forests arc back Of tho scheme, and
tho vast fortune. Of that family, con-
atantly multiplying az it is, is boing
used to make tho combine SUCCESS.
1t means tho abandonment Of the
city tickot Offices of all tho ronds in
tho syndicate in Chicago, Now York,
Phlindolphia, Boston, Buffalo, Balti
more, Washington, Pittsburg, Gin
clnnnti, Cleveland, Detroit, Indian
apolis, pooria and st. Louis, and the
substitution Of joint offices in each
city. 1t means that $4,000 railroad
employers will be thrown out of
work.
1t il intimatod that whom tho now
combination is in good shape with
the roads between tho Miasissippi
river and tho Atlantic scaboard. tho
promoters Of tho movomont will turn
its attention to tho territory west of
CElcngo and attempt to bottle ND
tho Chicago st. Louis, Rocky Noun
tain territory IN like mannor. The
combining proceedings may oxtond
ultimately to tho Pacific coast, since
tho interests represented control
many important trans Mississippi,
Western roads
Tho South can hardly escape if
this enormous, far reaching combine
at tho North and West is succcssful
Alroady tho most. strenuous efforts
arc being put forth to stino compe-
tition in tho South The untlrinp.
rcl'ntloss efforts of Mr.. Ryan to pro-
won't tho Soaboard system from con-
solidating as n competing through
line to tho Southern Railway arc no
doubt an echo of this Western pool
Tho South Ia to bc congratulated
that so far, thanks to just Judges,
tho Ryan achomos have failed. In
Wow of prosont developments it be-
comes tho patriotic duty Of the peo-
p|o Of tho South to uphold the j.
Shelton Williams syndicate in its Of
fort to maintain tho Soaboard's in
dependence.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
Tho Twcntloth Century.
{ Scientific Americnn.)

Tho mnotoonth century closos with
tho year 1900 Immediately uftor
midnight, therefore, Of Decombor 81 :,
1900, il whom the twentieth century
begins. In othor words, it begins
with the first second Of the first hour
of tho first day of January, 1901
The twentieth century will open
Oh a Tuesday, and close on Sun
day. II will have tho groatost mum.
bor Of loap yoars possible for Il con
tury~- twenty four The yoar 1904
will bo tho first one, then every fourth
year after that to ana including tho
year 1000. February will throo times
have five Sundays-in 1920, 1913
and 1875.
The twentieth century will contain
36,520 days, which lacks but ono day
of boing exactly 5,2l8 weeks. The
middle day Of tho century will be
January |, 1851.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
CENSU RE IN SPANISH SENATE
" acre were Unworthy urncrnIa and An
infamous Govornmcnt"

Madrid, Fob. O.-Count Aimonns.
who Insists that tho responsibility
shall be brought homo to thoso to
whom Sp"ln's defeats in tho Spanish
Ahoricah war wore due, crcatcd n
Scone III the senate today by asking
II 1t wore true that conspiracy OK.
lStod among the gcncrn!s to prevent
light bolng thrown upon all H., cir.
cumatunccs Of the war.
Lloutcnant Gonorul Azcurupa, min.
lstor of war, denied this which cnuscd
gront uprour.
Count Aimonas rctortcd: "Thoro
w'ro unworthy gonorals, rs thcro was
IN infamous government, which led
Spain to dishonor."
In" senate thon Formerly consur
od him.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09

For the genoral election this year,
$4,000 is recommended with $1,000
additional for advertising. There
arc number Of Legislative commit
toes whose pay is provided for in the
bill.
A numhor Of improvements on tho
state house arc contemplated, among
thom $1,000 for rowlring Tho
amount for repairs to roof is loft
blank.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
HOPES TO ATTEND
""V McS"ccnoy Expccts to be I'm w,a,, .
lngton on tho 4Is,.
CTllo Stato.)

II tho legislature adjourns in ,mo
Gov McSweeney expects to go to the
national capital about the. .2lst list,
to attend tho meeting Of tho Wasi..
'ngton contonnial executive com
mlttoo' of which no, along with all
othor Governors Of States, is NOM
Dor Tho committoo's mombers a,o
to bo entertained by tho Washinp-
ton board OF trado at Il banquet to
be g'von at the Arlington hotel. It
Will be notable event, and very
handsome invitations arc boing is
sued.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
Frank i"Hitr's Popular Monthly For Frbru
mry 1900

Frank boslic's Popular Monthly
Tor February nnmhors among It's lit
crNry contributors Such celebrities rs
t"n Nolson a. AlilnR Bret IInrto,
NJ, i. NJ. Davis, Egcrton Castle,
Joannrtto Walworth, Anna Kandnl
Dl"hl, Jennio Bolts Iartnwick, Har-
old i}olcc, Mnhry Dc Hnpp, and OK
superintendent II. c. Jackson Of tho
Hallway Mail Scrvico. All thoac
writer's ar" interesting in thoir re-
spectiV" limos, md the pictorial illus
trnuona accompanying :hcir articles
and stories in this uumbcr Of Frank
Loslic's Popular Monthly are oven
moro profuse and elegant than us
uul.
Tho timely pupor upon the "Con.
tonlol Anniversary Of tho Deuth Of
Washington. contains no less than
hftcon standard and authenticated
portraits, somo of thom exceedingly
raro together with tho most bcauti-
fuI viows Of Mount Vernon ovor pub
lishou
In we'll illustrated article cnti,
tlcd AN Army Cnroer," Major. Gon-
eg"l Nelson \. Miles, the gallant ard
distinguished soldier commanding
tho United Stntes Army, addresses
himself particularly to Young mon
contemplating q military caroor, and
inspiringIy compares army service in
this country with that abroad.
"rho Fighting Boors," by Harold
Bol"o, a formor consular representa-
t We Of tho United sStntoa Mt Johnn-
nasburg and Pretoria, is . mnstorN
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
Wanted.

iloh"st man or woman to truyo
Tor large house; salary 500 monthly
and expenses, with incrouso; position
pormHnont; incIosr solf addressed
stamped envelope. Manugcn, $50
C"xtom bldg, Chicago.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Public printing, $4,000; clailns,
$4,000; governors mansion repairs,
$3.50; water, $1,000; lights, $2,80O;
fuel. $1,000; phosphate inspector,
$1,000; State fair, $1,000.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-09
TIE DuTCIiMAS'S JOI<Es.
tls P"csnoFs Nlnsn Little Slow uud IIo yns
Adrir,a I" nrnlt" Hou,u Shol,rR


out Il patch, "una 80 gocs hv dot
httl" t"iior to ask for advice. uc
HhNS III America long time, uni
Know how she yhns. After talk TO
hun he rHy%:
linlF, You vhns good cobblrr,
but 80" vhua II poor p"csnoss mun.
II somebody coiurs into your shop
mt " pair OF II ors you don't mako
som" ehOhr;. You vilns too serious
| h"h Nh"N lake som" funerals DO
You bethel customers like dutY No,
sire" In dis country onfor,body
Hh"S tnlI of fun, uud You must ho
dot sam" Nh"y. If somebody cumrs
INTO my piac" to Hct his coat clcuno,l
or his UonsHr3 prr':,ri vhna ali
Shok"H, und IL" GO"s uvnhy plouscd
'hd comes ngHln. Go hy your shop
| unit begin to shoko, und tell You
pooncss "hil hc bcttcr.'
"Fholl, maybe dot vhas so," musod
the cobblcr ns ho sharponrd away.
Il vha3 no hand to shokc, but if der
p"opl" vhant ahokes must do all i
can. Soos homo, und purity uuoek
an Old man comes i'll und says ho
likoS 10 h"i u sol" Oh hH Slo" for 10
cents. lio vh"s very solrmn und
o"ht mn any fun about him, but |
ia"Bh rs hard | can und ask him if
ne Yh"s ont NIT der boys last might
"hu hhl got some blg hUud on him.
ilow yon belief he talked to me-
IL" says vhns II lruthrr huadcd
idio', nnd If mako somr moro
7hok"s Oh him h" vhiil make mo
'"t my own ""A. Jic COOS nvnhy |
nlt dor Shoes, und Of conrso he |
h"lt"r comes back any more. Dot
litti" l"ior comes in und ask him |
about 1t nhd he sNys:
'Nholl, yon mndo one li;tlc mis-
take, but dot don't c"nut Koap right |
Oh Ih'' yonr Shok".'
'Dor next mun who comes vhus a
lat man who likes to haf Il cement |
p"'ch Tor ~ cents. llo looks plops-
ant, u!d 80 shoko NIT him. I ask |
HIM II h" BctH docs Shoes fixed mp |
Tor fat man's race, uud h" goes red |
i'll dor fnco und says lr can mop dot |
''''' '"' NY 'o"y' try I" Shoko
N'''' '"'''' "'''' "' calls III" lool
,''' R"'" "''' l'l'' "'r Sh""' "nd 40 |
''A" "l"'h'f Jon' don't llk" 1t, hnt |
Wv, ',''''' '"''"' '''SH'
''"'''' ~ WINS all r'Sh'' "nIy
,o'h'' ~ '''' 20" ""' y"" must d"
''''" T. ''''''' '''aA 10" '"' or
W. ''''' ''"'' ''''N' 'o'''' smokes
''o'' ~ -''oo''S i'hoh |" u" mt
Nv" y '''"S' una 7''"'i GO
''''' '''''' A' ol1 "oii'aiia
'''>'' :" "''' 'i''', i"'r' OF ch'l"fehh
10 ''N'''' ''ho 10 'i'oK"
~ '' ""'' '''''N' u All F's'''' ont
nhn', '""' ~ nn .'''"'"N' "n" smoke
.I "'' ~ ~ W. y airs "'"' '"!
~. ',' n'"'''H 80 young ''l" smart
'''''' Nn''H "'''y ~ ara
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Calhoun Items.
Plenty rain out this way now.

llenty ram out TINS way now.
One of the heaviest wind storms for
many years visited us last Monday eve
ming, doing considerable damage to the
growing crops and grain in stack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fitzgibbon ale
in the west, visiting relatives in sever
al places.
The Willow Creek is out of its bank
and over the low bottom lands, which
will damage the corn and hay crop.
The bridge builders are out at work
in this locality putting in several new,
and repairing old bridges.
The storm on Monday night, did a
considerable damage on the Missori
bottom west of Calhoun.
Mrs. Grace Noyes, of Mondamin, is
visiting home folks for week
Clarence Reedy returned on Satur-
day last, from his trip to the lakes, ma
king the trip on his wheel. Hereports
finding plenty mud and water up that
way.
On account Of the rain last Sunday
we had no Sunday School.
Ed. Fltzgibboni reported quite sick
VIM. Messer has moved down on the
Bert Sherwin farm near Mo. Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Flower Carnival

The directors of the Harrison county
Agricultural Society offer prizes this
On two-horse decorated vehicles, LIST
24.O0; 2nd $4,000; Bird $1,000.
On one horse decored vehicles, LIST
500 90: End SIG 90; Bird $l2 90.
Besides the above named prizes, the
merchants of tins city have gener.
ously donated valuable articles to be
given as prizes.
All contestants will receive a valu-
able prize.
The ladies are very enthuiastic over
the carnival, and 1T promises to be the
chief attraction at this years fair.
Awarding of prizes will be made by
judges selected from outside of Har
rison county
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Captain Murphy Dead. Loses
His Life While in Action
in the Philippines.

From Thursday, Aug. 1G, Nonpareil.
The distressing news was received in
this city yesterday afternoon that Cap.
tain Will l. Murphy was killed in &C
ton in the Philippines on Tuesday
The information was conveyed in
press dispatch from Washington an
nonncing that the war department had
received cablegram from General
Macarthur to that effect. The blow
fell with crushing force upon the par
ents, MI. aud Mrs 4 L Murphy, and
they with many other friends chung to
the hope that it was only runner
which could not be verified The news
Was carried to the home of the late
Gen w w Lowe in Omaha, where Cap.
tain Murphy's wife, the daughter of
General Lowe, is staying. 1t came
in q private dispatch to Captain Carter
from the war department and was
transmitted by him to the stricken
wife.
The press report contained only the
meager announcement that Captain
Murphy had been killed near Tanauan
on the day previous. kilograms we're
sent to Assistant Secretary of War,
Meiklejohn, by relatives on both sides
of the river, but beyond the confirma-
tion of the news no additional facts
were obtained or were found to be in
possession of the war department Only
the little was known that he was killed
while in the discharge of his duty. 1t
Is presumed that he was on scouting
duty and with small command ran
into Filipino ambuscade. When the
brilliant young officer, then second
lieutenant, was distinguishing himself
, IN the Santiago battles, word was ie-
ceived here that he had been killed, to
be subsequently followed after hours
,Iof cruel delay by the announcement
that he was only Slightly wounded.
Becollectlng this the relatives chung
long to the hope yesterday that 1t was
another rumor that would be modified
by later news, and it was not until late
last evening that they abandoned hope
and ree!ized the full import of the It'd
!, ings. The scene at the home of the par
ents at 1856 Avenue T was most dis
tressing. Mrs Murphy was so greatly
Frustrated that her friends were
, alarmed, and the father, who idolized
b son, was hearJbroken.
Captain Murphy was we'll known in
Missouri Valley, having many friends
here. He was cousin of Frank Good
rich and Frank Oviatt, of this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
How to Build up a Town.

This theory of building upa town
has been worn threadbare by discus
sion, but every time you see a citizen
who tells you with the same degree of
cheerfulness with which he would at
tend hanging, that the towns "dead
and gone" and then sits down calmly
and wonders why they ever stopped
working for the town so long as he
was in it, person must needs feel
like placing cannon lirecracker under
the aforesaid gentlemen and letting
things rip" There's nothing quite so
nice and pleasant as to he one of q
number of citizens, who are endeavor-
ing to boom your home town, and then
have someone, who will reap the bene-
tits say sit can't be done"
If you compare progressive towns
the country over you will find that
there is an underlying current which is
the moving spirit of the place. 1t is
local patriotism which inspires and en-.
thuses people to make their home town
a place which shall be prominent and
successful in this worlds doings. 1t
may be the man Who is saying good
word for the streets, the lights, the
surroundings or the people,w who is lay
ing foundation upon which much flu
{. ture prosperity will rest. There are
instances where some one public citi-
zen has been so logged in his derter-
mination that thing must succeed
that it has succeeded, and the people are
still wondering how it all came about.
j Just put your shoulder to the wheel
and make up your mind that the town
will grow in spite of all that may he
said or done to the contrary.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

Through the months of June and
July our baby was teething and took
q running off of the bowels and sick
ness of the stomach sars o r NJ Hol-
lhlay, of Dc mig, Ind. ellis bowels
would move from five to eight times a
day. had bottle of Chamberlain's
collie, cholera and dlarrhma remedy III
the house and gave HIM four drops in
a teaspoonful of water aud he got bet
ter at once" Sold by Elliott u Har-
vey, druggists. all
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Another Good order.

TIE DAILY TIMES ticket depart
ment received an order this morning
for TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY TIIoUs-
AND tickets for street fair. That
makes one million, two hundred and
fifty thousand street fair tickets the
ticket department has received orders
for during the past ten days. If you
don't think the ticket department is q
hustling place you should call and see.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

This is one of the kind of days that
makes a man feel like striking his
grand mother. Dark, gloomy, rainy
day, dull on the street, duller in the
house. Oh, it's awful.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Fatality Follows Failure

to use Foley's kidney cure in time. If
taken in earlier stages of Brlght's dis
ease and diabetes, it is certain cure.
You have noticed the high death rate
from these diseases, and it is not wise
TO ignore early symptoms when med
.icine like Goley's kidney cure can be
had. G S Osborne All
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

Miss Edith Amen arrived home on
yesterday from two weeks visit at
Okobnji She reports pleasant time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Notice.

II Newton is now prepared to cut
wagon wood TO order, from oak, pine
or ash, and can also saw wagon fell
lows to order, from oak Turning
spindles and ballusters from any, and
all kinds of wood, speciality. al6
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

George D Rose, of Warsaw, Ind, for
merly q resident of this city, is in the
Valley visiting friends for few days.
He is now deputy sheriff of the county
IN which he lives.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Lawn Social Friday Evening.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are making great preparations
for the lawn social Friday evening, on
the lawn of Mrs w III Fensler and
Mrs A Bachrach. Ice cream aud cake
will be served, after which they will
hold cake. sale. If the weather is
rainy the social will be held in Mrs
Fensler's house. BE sure and attend
as it will be the best social of the sea.
son, and you will be able to get fine
cake very cheap at the cake sale.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

have several real bargains in city
property if taken at once. Now is your
opportunity to buy home on monthly
payments. CLIFF q HlDDLEsToN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Very Low Rates to Denver
Colorado.

Via the North Western Line. Ex-
cursion tickets Will be sold August 10
and 10, limited TO September 3, on ac-
count of Farmers National Congress.
Apply to agents Chicago g. North
Western R'y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

Mr. and Mrs Harry Cox, who have
been in the Valley for the past two
weeks visiting relatives, left for their
home in Denver today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

Miss Emma kellogg arrived from
Alliance, Nebraska, after months
visit at that place. Mrs r Sexton
Ter sister, accompanied her for visit
with friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

"oId lreland," SC Cigar.
Best Cigar for the money in
Missouri Valley. Just as
good as the Louis James.
Mrs James Clancy has been quite
sick for several days, but is reported
better this morning.
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Another Cut.

Send eight cents in postage stamps
to Lafe Young, Des Moines, and re-
ce We the weekly Iowa Capital until
after the November election.
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kodol Dyspepsia Cure
''Dloests what you eat.'s
Half Rates to Cedar Rapids, Ia

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare for
the round trip August Is and 16
limited to August Is, on account of
Democratic State convention. Apply
to agents Chicago u North Western
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Go to the Department Store (Gav-
itts) for bread, made from the cele-
brated Eaco flour. Nothing like it.