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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

Dasesen pot IN UraxjurFpm nur
bic cine einjige Bebeutune .aub.A
I'm es inbefien iura ~ nader
fpmnte Grau Sdober nnkr ielden
~llmhdnben ned b~artbersia {eiuP Qein,
benn lie bemerfte, bab 9uiie-unb es
mar ibr einsises 2iab-su slidli9
hber bas ibr 9etuoroene beutise 8eiiert
mar. SIN @opember. alei6 ua9 SdLlB
Der Nushelluna, uenn MOniieur eau.
rent bic 3eit oasu bat, iuiro 0o6aeit
iein. Grau Sdober miro tinitisbin als
ietne G&miesermutter einise Monate
bes Sabres in paris nsrbrinsen, unb
tuenn nod Semano an Der freunoidafts
iiaen Gnnaberuns bon 6ranfrei9 uno
9euti9lano einen 3weifel best, 10 Miro
i'm bieie Geidiate bofientlid zines
8eiieren belebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Aafrtd1ttara 5atitnrfihL

.Wie sebt es benn etgentli6 unierem
alten Sreunbe, benz Graufe?A-rM4.
Ger arme Gerl, Der b~erliert jebt runo
aebr1tauenb Marf. 80 obei benn?"
-.8et benz G~onfurie, ben id morgen
anmelben perbel~
pretseefr6nt finb auf Der Boz
riier MeltausTelluns 1881 amerifa-
nifde Iusfeller troroen. 9ieie 3abl
fellt lid folsenbermaben 3uiammen:
220 groBe preiie, 1876 @olomeoaillen,
583 Silbermebaillen, 422 8ronae=
mebaillen, 270. ebrennolle grtudbnun-
gen unb cine 9robe Wense Meoaillen
fdr Mitarbeiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

pferbebanbel unb
grpprt bat Der fiioafrifanii9e &rieg
einen f66nen Nuben ausefibrt, oenn
Die g%nsldnoer f~auften bas fiets unb
iberalI braud6are ungarii9e &eitpfero
g~eraoesu en- masse elm. grportirt tpur=
ben ndmli9 auf engliide &e9nuns
aus Siume na9 Sioafrifa ettpa TO-
600 pferbe, bic sesen 50, 600, 900
tofteten.
ueber G%ibirien beri9tet etn
3eiienber: Sic @efansenei1 trasen
feline Getten. sic ellen an einem Slid
nit ibrer @ddtern. Sic &e9ierun9
9emdbrt Der Samilie zines ieoen &C.
fansenen IS per Monat. Dim gnbe ieis
ner STRAIGHT fann Elm @efangener fein
9eim in Gibirien aufidlasen unb Die
&egierung unter1itbt i'm Gabei; lie
9ibt inn cine Seimfdtte uno 9ano-
m~erfSeug.~
@esen bas Gisarretten-
3au6en ipridt fi6 Elm Girfular
aus, bas cine engliide Sdulbeb0roe an
bic gltern Der Schiller b~erIenbet. Sas
S6reiben peilt barauf bin, baB bas
8auden bic Nusen iddoist. Die Nerben
beunrubi9t. Die Geroauung Hort unb
bas @adstbum binoern. SrtsanidfIige
Nerste iOllen eriudt uerben. Die ainoer
in @ortrdsen iiber bic Nadtbeile bes
&au9ens aufsutldren.
Gin Dorado ir Sbeater.
birettoren. Sic 9irettion bes
Matnser Staottbeaters 1T cine febr
Iufratipe. Sireftor Simons, Der bic
Iebten Sabre ben Muientempel l~eitete,
fdnitt ~finanSiell iebr gut ab, unO Der
ileue 9ireftor gmil Steinba9 bat nod
e~rfolster Mbrednune in Der leBten
Gaiion runb 10000 Mart beroient.
@ls fdbtifder Gapellmeiiier besiebt er
basu nod $3.50 Mart penfionsidbiees
ge5oIt uno Fat finf Wonate Sommer=
ferten. Sold p6iden Tam man lid
esfallen laiieE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Dnppelhuntp.

Gin Mdo6en sebt aug benz 9ienf
unb ueint beim Nbidieoe fiir6terli9.
@uf bic 8erubisunssperiu6e Der
9erridaft entsesnet lie i9lu9senb:
.Qd, laiien Sic man, tuenn ids auf
eirer Gtelle aud nod 10 i6le6t gehabt
babe, 9eueint babe i6 INNER beim Mb=
aanae /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
WottonS.
@aS6Waare.

Neue ieibene @arp @in9bams, i6On
s~eitreift, plattirt farirf. ....... 35ets
@roBer Sorratb all egyptian Stiiues %
Smportirte Wabras nit Gorbeln.... %
Serrli6e Wlliterin Sfotb @in9bams 10
so Stiide feline Sren6 Srsanbies 15c
Aualitdt Su.. 10
80 Stiide l3epbpr @insbam wertb
19c bieie ISOLDE u............. 10
25 Stiide neue Eercules, i~onitmo uerz
fauf sl l21c
10 Stiide Cotton Gopert Cuttings
19c QualitGt su.. ............ 121
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Iuuerfrnren.

Mabame (su Dem neuen 9tenft-
mdo6en): .Mein 8ab brau@en Sic
ni9t 81 puBen, baralls made i9 mir
ielbff Elm Der9niisen! = 9ien=
m db9en: lid, bann f6nnten sic
ia meines au9 glei9 mitpuben!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

Mprb unb bitmorb. Sci
einem Gtreite iiber cine Sdldserei, bic
er einige Woden frtber nit einem
anberen Shame bate, eridoB Cigar
Conner firalid in Cminsspille. &p.,
8. @~ooopafer. Nls er Die lebten Sterbes
tuprte ieines Spfers b6rte, Der i'm auf-
forberte, allen ieinen Greunoen 2ebe.
tuobl au iaser, jaate iid Conner ielbR
eine Gusel in bic 8ruf. Sic 8eioen
tuarer, quite Gameraben unb 3immer=
9enoiien 9etueien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
GeHfeupu.

Cat: sd m06te bieien N6enb
NAL etuas re9t @ebiesenes eiien,
Sean!"-GeIIner: rNebmen sic
9eeffeat-bas 1T unpermiifli9!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
gaJled1t nnnehrudbter mtner,
Iur1tdr.

Mama: .Mber, @ugen. Seine
@eniur 1T ia uieoer miiera6el e
gugen: SO! Ser 2ebrer bat mir
aber bod seiast. bic fet iosar bel gu
out fir MIDI! T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Shirt @aiHS.

Spe,ie0es Bargain in beI= unb bun=
tel colorirten @aiits, pertb 75e su 80
10 Ssb ertra feline Sbirt @aiits ein
Sabrifanten Wtuiteruorratb, feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
1tnier GROCER
CONNER : DEDUCTIONS &erfa1t

1T jest tm 9anse. lm Plae gu MAIDEN fur unkrn unsebsuren Sebhpaa.
reuuorrotb, Der ibt mf benz Gese if, ma1en mir ale uniere sommerpao.
rem los6ldsen, unS baben baber bic Preie in nadiebenber @eile beibni.
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
YctftcoafS.

S6mere Sateeu llnterbembe nit 2
Srauieln II. 4 &eiben &orbeln frii=
Der 81. so iest. 98
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
&lcfoerrGfe.

&fcioerr6fe.
Serti9 9ema6te SleiberrDde fir Oa=
men, pom brocaoirtem Mobair 9e=
ma6t, 9roBes Bargain su........S Lac
Cine immenie @eri6iebenbeit BON
&leioerrOden 81 S1.9S, 2.39, 2.65
bis $1,000 per Stid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Negeni@trme.

5 Seb feline &esenldirme, ieben 10
gut aus wie ieibene uno tra9eu ii1
piel better, sr6Bter, lie ofierirter
@ertb
10 Osb @loria ieibene &e9eni6irme,
ionitmo uertauft su 81. so, bel uns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

Sp n1Gfen mir &aum MAIDEN. 9Bartet baber nift
LANCER. ipnoern fpmmt ipfprt, ba oieie @eleaenbeit bic
bette 1T, UNI etae1 Mn5ue fir fat gar fem @elb st Be-
%fprtr1en. 9ier eintee WreiIe:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

SSterjt9 fanfenb Dollars ipertb Der feinftem aleiber unb
Ansttaftunasartifei 9efanft bat, Die je nadb ct.
SlDnb gebracbt tpnrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
arpet gleid, wertb bis gu 81. so per
Stid, 10 LANCE wel9e porrGtbia
itnb, Observation-Disclosures. 75


SroBe ausmabl on Sonnenbiten fir
Samen, wtab6en unb &inber gu. "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

@rapperS.
0erti9 9ana6te Sanen : @rappers,
S1.25 Sorte, bieie ISOLDE MR.. 89etS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

Barrier &efaurants i~iberbaupt nod
ni9t gum giien befommen, neil lie nies
mails auf Der Speiiefarte fianben, OBJ
uubl lie Dorbin sana beutli6 geieben
bate, baB cine Same ems, unb omar
sleidfalls gum Ra6ttid, persebrte.
I'm baiser, iaste lie leiie, obne
au Moniieur 2aurent babel auf3uieben.
Comment" rtef Moniieur 2au-
rent aus.
Seine Stimme Hang ibr sans mert.
pirois.
Un baiser, I" uiecerGolte iie nod
einmal.
Was bierauf seidab, mar Solsenbes:
3pei Nrme legten iib INN lie, elm
Wunb prebte lid auf ben ibren-bie
&rme unb Der Munb Mpniieur 2au.
rents. Nidt einmal um Ollie rufen
fpnnte lie.
Die Sbir that fid auf. Wer fpnnte
Is Mnbers fein als 2uiiens Mutterf
rMein @ott!1 fdrie lie entiebt in
beutider Gpra9e.
aber 9l~iidfrablenb berbeuste iid
Moniieur laurent Dor jbr.
rWabamet" ipra9 er-r2uiie liebt
midi
gs mar allerbines elm MibberHdnb-
nib, bas bieien 2uB berbeisefibrt batte,
unb nattirlid fldrte es ltd idon in ben
nddfen Sefunben auf. 2uiiens mans
selbafte frana6iii6e Spradfenntniiie
tuaren eben baran idulo. Was man in
9euti6lano Elm gaiier nennt, bas
beiBt In Sranfrei9-unter bidem So.
mel, Hebt es aud auf allen Speiieiar-
ien-Werinanes Ghantilln. ..Baiser"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

posely. and knowingly paraiyzea the
executive arm Of this government for
the last four Years and prevented the
enforcement of the common law and
the statute law, both crilninally and
civillY,r against these law violators
And the hour has now arrived and The
only time I'VE will have for the next
four years as voters to legally and con-
stitutionally smite them for this hy-
pocrisy and resent this violation of
official duties, and we should vote
against every elector that is pledged
on the republican ticket to perpetuate
this great wrong IN our republic.
w. j. Bryan may not accomplish all
that we expect or all that we hope for
in this behalf, but l believe him to be
thoroughly honest. sincere and a deter
mined man, and While l do not agree
with him in all that he advocates, yet l
am forced to take one side or the other
on this great question, which, for the
masses, is the paramount issue. and in
the name of Patriotism and FOX the
sake of our republic and to prevent the
Threatened danger that Senator John
Sherman and other NestorS In: the
councils of our government have so
graphically prophesied, and which l
firmly believe will come to pass if not
checked, l propose to cast my vote for
that fearless, upright champion of the
people, William Jennings Bryan"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Iscs of IIynnn1Is1n

Alton Democrat: Aurelius Cassius Aus
TIM the governor OF Austin province, ly-
Ing north OF here Il few leagues on the
5ilvery Sioux, has lately come out very
strongly In Il new role. He has been
practicing hypnotism and has become 50
proficient in this occult science that he
is second only to the immortal Svengali
an exhibition here In town and 1t was
really wonderful TO SEQ the power his
mind had over that of his subjects. He
actually made Sig Johnson drink q glass
of aqua pura, something Sig has never
done before in his; life, and the queer part
of 1t was that Sig liked it. Then there
is Fred Phillips He made him believe
while under his influence that he was u
very handsome young lady. and when
the other boys didn't make love to Fred
he got mad and started in to clean out
the whole audience. He would have done
1t too If the governor hadn't snapped his
fingers just then. bringing him back to
committed. Then, too. we understand
that the governor has another grand
scheme in mind, namely to hypnotic all
the republican voters over in Settlers
township--he says there are only a few
anyway--on election day, and making
them II straight democratic ticket will
of course suit our friend William Jen-
nings and will give the governor poiti-
cal prestige second to none in Iowa.
Great is hypnotism. but greater Is the
Governor. for he knows its proper use.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Iowa Strawberries.

Waterloo Reporter: Albert Whitney
has a wild strawberry patch on his
farm in Bennington township that is
almost as prolific as clover field His
family is now enjoying a second crop
which sprung up on prairie land after
the hay, which followed the first crop
had been moved. The patch is large
one and the family picks about a quart
a day and there are many green berries
still ripening. The berries are small
but have as choice flavor as those
earlier grown. 1t is the first time such
q freak Of nature has ever been known
in this section although two crops OF
berries are not infrequently raised in
Nevada and Colorado.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

Vancouver special: Leigh Hunt, for
merly of Iowa and Mt one time superin-
tendent of the East Dies Mcines schools
and later president of the Iowa State
Agricultural college, who owns many
gold mines and hydraulic concessions
IN Korea. has just arrived from the
orient. He was unwillingly drawn into
n poker game on the steamship. After
q night of play Baron de ST. Laurent,
Belgian vice consul nj Shanghai, who
played after Others had found the
stakes too high, had lost all his money
and owed $500
II don't want to keep your money.
seia Hunt. Lets shake dice. and
you can win 1T all back by doubling
every time you shake
1t was only few minutes when the
barons debt was Increased to $4,000
and then the Belgian broke down and
wept.
Il would not take your money!" said
Hunt You can't play poker or shake
( dice. anyhow, and I'll let YOU off on
one condition"
The ships captain. before the 900
passengers. five minutes later, took the
oath of the baron that he would never
play cards again.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
hundreds Of thousands are believed to

hundreds Of thousands are believed to
be In that MOOD When logical expa;;
sition of democratic principles would
win them from the republican party:
To strengthen the alfilfatton of the first
class and to secure the support of the
second is the chief aim of this concert
ed advance all along the line.
Scracely less in Importance of mo-
tives is the desire by this plan TO offset
the great .ontpout OF Republican money
that is scheduled for the last ten days
of the campaign. Hanna's walls and
cries Of over confidence" are reported
10 have been highly effective in their
object of seducing coin of the realm
from the trusts and great corporations:
The knowledge that this vote-mak-
ing supply remained TO be drawn upon
is said to explain the jaunty manner
With which the Ohio senator and chair
man of the republican committee has
appeared to view a political prospect
that apparently has SO little of fair
promise.
The knowledge of this vast corrup-
.tion fund--varfously reported all the
way from S1,00O,0oO / 00,0o0-ls Said
to have become news OH Wall street,
and is the reputeu cause for tile
strength of the stock market during
the last two or three days.
Against this outpour of money the
democratic committee. in lieu of cash,
will pit the logic of the best speakers
that are on the stump or can be In
duced to appear for that special occa-
sion.
While Mr.. Bryan is speaking in New
York on the date selected, Chicago will
be honored by visit from the vice
presidential candidate Adlai E. Ste
venson. Who will be joined here by
Samuel Alschuler. Senator Blackburn
of Kentucky and Judge Andrew j.
Hunter. This party of distinguished
speakers will make three sets Of
speeches in the respective sections OF
the city. All of the meetings will be
field in the open air i'm the evening.
Rev. Jenlsin Lloyd Jones. pastor of
I.nest "hidebound" congregation of re-
publicans in Chicago, created a senstt-
ton Sunday by making Il Vigorous do
nunciation of the Mckinley policy. Gu
riouS to say, his utteranceS We're APP
plaudea by some of the most promi-
nent republicans 0f the city who We're
present Among other things Mi.
Tones said
We have killed 10000 men who
stood by thIr homes, who fell ON their
own soil; 10000 men who saw In the
of liberty, the hated banner of an in
Xadins army. The stars and stripes
(which dying white men have held UP
before the tear dimmed eyes of black
slaves, declaring to them that there
| We're white men who We're willing to
/ lie for black mems liberty. The sam,.
banner today brown men look at and
\ with their last breath curse it, leaving
an inheritance of hatred to the invad
CTS of their liberty.
This is to me the paramount issue
of this campaign. What, compared to
this cry of the dying Eilipinos, is that
elamor of prosperity and how selfish
and base in this light is that tremor'
Which Chauncey loepew says has
spread all over the state of New York
lest the commercial relations be dis
turbed.
And some narrow minded persons
call men like DIR. Jones '.copperheads.
Willis j. Abbot.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
CULLED AT RANDOM.

Cats arc greatly venerated in
number fifty, each having it's own
meals.
The large down town hotels and res
taurants in Chicago are to attempt to
achieve economy by bulking their
forces and their efforts in the establish
ment of a big cooperative laundry.
No outside bundle" work Will be ac-
cepted.
Detroit Journal: Woman-I've beer.
assigned to discuss ideals" at the next
meeting of the Mothers Club. Cher
Woman-HaNe you thought what you
are going to wear? Woman-Oh, yes;
and in a general way, what ann going
to say.
The telegraph line which France has
been erecting from Lorango. on the
coast of the French Congo region, to-
Brazzaville is completed. The line Is
522 kilometers long, and the work was
finished in eighteen months. 1t does
not touch any foreign terminus.
Miniature bibles are worn as watch
charms in Russia. They are each one
inch long, three fourths of an inch wide
and three-eighths of an inch thick, and
contain the first five books of the Old
Testament. The text is in Hebrew, and
can be read With the aid of a magnify
ing glass.
The question of spontaneous COM
bustion of hay has recently been inves-
tigated by one of the officials of the
United States Weather Bureau, who
states that fermentation within moist
hay may raise the temperature to 374
degrees Fahrenheit. at which temper
allure clover hay Will ignite
Originally, a creole was a native Of
Spanish America of Spanish parentage.
and later the name was applied to
any native of European parentage as
distinguished from aborigines, negroes
or persons of mixed blood. In Louisiana
a creole is a native descended from
French or Spanish ancestors.
Wherever men live, whithersoever
they go. in their houses, their shops.
their churches. their stables, the!r
ships, their warehouses, the little, dap
per, impudent fearless. busy, buzzing
fly is sure to be present. He wears ex-
actly the same dress in all countries,
so that the house flies in Canada or
Norway, in Abyssinia or Nliddlesex, are
quite identical in appearance. 1t is
not a bad appearance by any means.
We might have been beset in our
abodes and resorts by a much less pre-
sentable minion and myrmidon.-Lon-
don Telegraph.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
The shadow Of Tyranny.

Baltimore Sun: Another four years of
McIiinleyism, with q New Jersey trust
lawyer in the attorney generals office.
and all laws hostile to trusts practice
ally suspended by the trust-made adj
ministration. will leave no large indus
try, trade or business of any sort out
side the power of the trusts. Monopoly
stands ready and eager to grasp every
thing in sight the moment McIlinley's
second term begins. Competition will
be strangled all along the line. and
there will be no room in any branch OF
business for individual enterprise The
days of the small independent business
man will be gone forever. The trusts
will be absolute kings and all the rest
OF mankind will be their subjects.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Smart Man.


London Answers: In busy quarter
Of busting town boot and shoe
emporium was doing fairly good
business, until a rival esta blishment
was started, bearing in its window
flaming placard with the legend. Mems
conscia recti-"A mind conscious of
ractitude.'
The propriatot Of No. seeing that
his neighbor was getting more than a
fair share of patronage. concluded that
the Notwithstanding device had
something to do with it, so he deter
mined to checkmate him.
Accordingly one morning the public
was Informed by gorseously colored
letters that: MEMS md womep's con-
soia recti may be had here of the
best quality at lowest possible prices.
The man deserved success, but, alas.
1t came not.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
SELLS HOME WITH A BADGE.
tsryah of mckinley Follower 4" Own a
G8O.OOU IYhusG:

Chicago chronicle: John Pierce, Fl
prominent citizen OF Sioux City, has
adopted a novel method of disposing
of his magnificent stone mansion ON
North jackson street. The home is
undoubtedly the handsomest and the
most expensive one in Sioux City, it
having been built n few years ago
when Siohx City was In the midst of
its boom days that brought disaster
nfterward. The home cost $4,000. Mr.:
Pierce lost heavily In the financial
crash and now deems his magnificent
residence too expensive for his incoms
as a real estate agent. He and his
Wife have interested this entire sec
tion of the country in the scheme of
purchasing campaign badges of Nc
Kinley or Bryan and giving each pnr-
chaser of a badge an opportunity OF
owning this great mansion Forty
thousand of these badges are to be
disposed of at 81 each, and the home
will be presented to some one Christ
mas eve. 1900;
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Rcspcctcd His aIennrx,

Denver Times: She entered the Of
;hece of the tombstone company, and
Immediately became sad of counten-
ance.
rs there anything I can do for you?"
asked the chief mourner
Yes; my husband. John T. Aber-
inathy, has died. and would like to Sc
cure some Suitably engraved head
tstone-something with an appropriate
inscription. If you please
Certainly, madame, right this way.
/ Now here is very pretty thing in the
stone line. Right over this cross we
would carve: Here lies John T. Aber-
nathy, and
"Ah, sir interrupted the widow,
you must think me cruel. / would not
say Here lies That was one of his
faults in life and will not follow him
with the accusation now that he has
gone"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

Following is list of necessaries and
the increase in price since Mckinley
has occupied the presidential chair. If
you want the prices advanced still
higher vote for Mckinley and you will
have the privilege of paying more into
the trust fund;
Barbed wire S1.s5 to 81 per cwt.
Cast iron stoves 90 per cent.
Water pals. IL per cent.
Two-inch pipe, so per cent.
Plain brick, s4.75 to Sc per 1000.
Window glass, 100 per cent.
Tinware, so per cent.
Copper utensils, 80 per cent.
Copper utensils. 80 per cent.
Rope and cord, Sc to liz per pound.
Pine lumber, s12 to s1S per 1000 feet.
Brooms, $1.75 to $2.S5.
sardines, $3.50 to 81.
Canned salmon, sl.35 to $3.50.
Canned vegetables. 90 per cent.
Tacks. per gross. 1.50 to $2.7O
Matches, per gross, $3.50 to $780, ;.
Salt, per barrel, Zoe to $1.10.
Laundry soap, per box. s2.35 to $2.Sa
Starch. per pound. &c to &c.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Lydia E. Pinlsham's Vegetable Conn

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conc
pound.
If you are troubled with pains,
fainting spells, depression of spirits,
reluctance to go anywhere, headaches
backache, and always tired, please re-
member that there is an absolute
remedy which will relieve you of your
suffering as it did Mrs Rice. Proof
hams Vegetable Compound is the
greatest medicine for suffering women.
No other medicine has made the cures
that it has, and no other woman has
helped so many women by direct advice
as has Mrs. Pinlxham; her experience
is greater than that of any living per-
son. If you sick, write and get
her advice; her address is Lynn, Mass
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
looking TO the Future.

Memphis scimitar; Thirty years
hence Memphis will be trading direct
ly with the Philippines by means o.
big seagoing vessels, Which will receive
and discharge cargoes in a capacious
basin at the river front. In that time
to come the opponents of expansion
will be regarded us we regard the east
erners who opposed the acquisition of
the Louisiana territory. Texas and the
Pacific coast.
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Our l:rnnt Nee,l

New York Times: One OF the queer
things which we hear about America
by way of the English papers is
story Of some big man who was en-
tightening Kipling the Great concern
ing the professional women of America
The big man delivered himself after
this fashion: We'll, SIR. in our country
we have great many female doctors,
female lawyers, female Journalists fe-
male preachers and females in all
classes and professions and trades; but
what we want is more female women!"