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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

A decision by the Supreme Court of
Ohio is to the effect that the practice
of Osteopathy is the practice of medi-
cine, and that it is just as necessary
for the Osteopath in Ohio to pass ex-
aminations as it is for the doctor Of
any other school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec "a. H. Null
Ter, who was arrested last Saturday for
uttering a remark to the effect that
President Roosevelt should be shot, was
released from custody today In dis
charging Muller. Judge Martin said the
remark was a foolish one, but was not
a crime.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

EX-Presldent Cleveland us still gain
ing in strength, and it is only a ques-
ton of a few days before he will be
able to take his daily drive.
At a meeting Of the New England
Society in New York. Edmund Clar-
ence Stedman, the poet and critic was
elected President, and President
Roosevelt was made an honorary mem
Der.
The well-known Greek statesman
TIL. Delyannis has nearly completed a
political history of Greece during the
years 1852 TO 1900. He is also writing
his poedcal "reminiscences.
The late Judge Charles A. HamiI-
ton, of Milwaukee, was a grandson of
Alexander Hamilton. first secretary of
the Treasury of the United States. He
was born at Saratoga Springs, n. Y,
in 1926, and went to Milwaukee in 1857.
Friends of General Joseph Wheeler
are urging his nomination for United
States Senator from Alabama to sue
coed Senator Pettus, whose reelection
is objected to by many democrats be-
cause he resides in the same district
with Senator Morgan.
King Edward has sent a warm letter
of congratulation of the Dictionary of
National Biography.
Mrs. Charles Kendall Adams, wife of
the president of the University of Wis
consin, has given to the Madison Art
Association her jewels valued at s1O.
900. They will be sold and the proceeds
will be applied to furthering the OBJ
jects of the society.
At tn y Monthly meeting of the Johns
Hopkins University trustees President
Remsen announced that eX-President
Daniel Colt Gilman had been given the
title of President Emeritus. and also
that Dr. Gilman will lecture before the
students several times in the course
of the year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

The German tariff bill is keeping the
Reichstag at boiling point. On Thurs
day the Socialists became fairly mad
under taunts of the Conservatives.
There are many speakers yet to be
heard in the debate.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

There is a seasonable sermon in this
brief obituary notice: won five pos
sums at a rattle, and died a-eatin' of
'em. Atlanta Constitution.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

There is said to be veritable cpl
demic of crime in Cleveland, Ohio.
Some attribute the excessive Iawless-
ness to the leniency shown by the
State Board of Pardons.
Mules for South Africa are still in de-
mand. There are now. eight large
British transports at New Orleans
awaiting cargoes of mules and horses.
Each is capable of carrying between
10000 and $4,000 animals.
A man in Paterson, N. J., became in
sane on being awakened in the night
by the noise of fire engines and the
glare of the fire
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07
MEN AND AFFAIRS

Ex-President Cleveland lis still gain
ing in strength, and it is only ques-
ton of a few days before he will be
able to take his daily drive
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

Q a - IT O RTA.
Bears the ~ The Kind You aa.s 4.a. Bought
Signature at &1KHzIzzm
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

The well-known Greek statesman.
TIL. Delyannis has nearly completed a
political history of Greece during the
years 1852 TO 1900. He is also writing
his DoedCal "reminiscences.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07
WORCESTER, MASS

lErtered at the Worcester Post Office
as seeond-class Mail Matter,l
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

King Edward has sent a warm letter
of congratulation of the Dictionary of
National Biography.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Some Fine Paintings.

Mrs. II. II. Harris yesterday received
from Rome, Italy, from her son Frank
Harris. package of fine paintings.
There we've thirteen pictures III the
lot, one OF them Madona which is
very fine and it looks like 1t might be
q couple of hundred years old. This
is by far the finest painting in the
lot. Another one is head of Frank,
done by DeCosi, the Russian painter,
and another one is the head of man
by Blances, q celebrated painter of
Rome. There are two marine scenes
by Mu1rillo, the Italian painter. There
are several pastel pictures by different
painters of Rome, friends OF Frank.
We are not all expert critic on paint
ing and of course cant tell whether
the lot is worth nlne hundred thous-
and dollars or 9o cents, but we think
the first figure is about the estimate
our wife puts on them. They are not
for sale for any less amount than that,
when she is at home, but we might be
induced to part with them for q few
cents less than 100000. when she was
not at home. They are fine paintings
and we are glad to get them.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Tuesday, Oct. Is.

Mrs. @. H. Bell departed this
morning for Treynor, Is, where
she will visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Strobehn for about
two weeks.
Eric Erickson left this morning
for kennard, Neb., on a short
business trip.
Chas. Forde was an Omaha
business visitor to day.
B. w. Bsssett of Little Sioux
WAS in the city on business yes
terday afternoon. He was regis
tered at the Miller.
Mrs. Chas. Alexander left yes
terday for Nicola near which place
she will spend few days visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. j. Forde.
r NJ. Day, an old tims resident
of Missouri Valley, died at his
home in Tekamah this week and
was buried yesterday.
w. s. Kelley of Mondamin was
in the city on business this fore
noon.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Mrs. James Crouch of Modale visited
here yesterday with Mrs. Ed. Hutton.
Council Proceedings.
J COUNCIL Room,

(COUNCIL ROOM.
Missouri Valley, Iowa, 1914 'O1.
Council met in regular session and
the mayor being absent IL. III. Fisher
was appointed mayor pro tenn, and
clerk being absent w. z. Fensler was
appointed clerk pro TEN. Councilmen
present:
j. Il. McGavren, IL. III. Fisher, ". g
Fensler, NJ. O'Connor, City Attorney
e. w. Kellogg, City Marshal w. A.
Shelton.
On motion by O'Connor that the
ordinance of accepting McGayren st
and fixing curb line thereon be read
for the first time, ordinance was read
for the first time.
On motion by McGavren and second
ed by O'Connor that ordinance vacat.
ing part of Sixth street and extending
Sixth street, changing name of part of
Sixth street and establishing it from
the north end of Odels addition, to 9Th
street to locating it from the south
end of Odell addion to Ninth street in
the city of Missouri Valley, Iowa, be
read for the first time Carried.
On motion by O'Connor that the
Committee on Finance be instructed
to purchase one of the latest city
charts of the city of Missouri Valley,
Iowa.
On motion by McGavren that the
profile of changing grade on Eighth
street be referred to Street and Alley
Committee.
Moved by McGavren we adjourn.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Lively Runaway.

Taking fright at q passing train,
Geo. Hazelton's dray team ran away
today about noon, and before they
could be stopped created considerable
disturbance along Fifth street. First
the team and heavy dray collided with
q buggy in front of Jennings saloon
with the result the vehicle was almost
totally wrecked. A buggy in front of
Robinson's livery stable met a similar
fate. In attempting to stop the
frightened horses Mr.. Hazelton was
thrown violently to the ground, his
left shoulder and back of his head Le-
ing painfully bruised.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
The
Prairie
Dog

is All interesting animal common to
many sandy, arid regions of the west.
He lives in underground burrows Ia
communities also hsbited by owls and
snakes.
The Northern Pacific Railway runs
through q Prairie Dog VILLAGE IN
North Dakota where these comical
creatures can be seen from the car
windows.
Wonderland 1901. new, beautifully
illustrated book issued BY this com.
pany, has 9 description Of this villsss
and of the Prairie Dog itself. The Or.
ticle is strictly correct and up.to.dste
In Its facts and natural history. and
gives some valuable information and
illustrations of the Dogs and their
country. IT. viii be specially interest.
Ing to boys and girls.
Send Chss. s. Fee. st. Paul. Miun,.
Six Cents postage for the book.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Finds for tho Plaintiff.

After about twenty minutes delib-
GRAFTON, the jury in Justice French's
court yesterday evening brought in q
verdict for the plaintiff in the case of
j. A. Starlin vs. Mrs. j. s. Snyder, an
action brought for the replevin of q
COW.
Victor Lund is in kennard, Neb., on
business.
Michael and Mary lIennessey,
brother of I. j. and Nicholas Hennes-
sey of this city, leave their old home
in Ireland today bound for America.
They will make their future home in
Missouri Valley.
Fred Becker left this morning for
Csnova, S. ID.
Dan Woodland reports that Barney
Kerns' team ran off this afternoon
about three miles west of town and
turned the wagon over, hurting HIM
quite seriously.
Walt Ritchison, of Clay township, is
dangerously sick and not expected to
live. His many old time friends in this
city will be sorry to hear this.
The members of the Art Club of this
city. will visit Liningers Gallery and
Public Library in Omaha tomorrow
and will spend the day studying the
paintings.
VIM. Clarke who was arrested
several days ago charged with assault,
was fined 81 and costs, the latter
amounting to s2O.75, in Justice Dances
court yesterday.
Geo Christmsn commenced this NOR
ming the foundation for new house
for Theodore Myers.
Mrs. w. II. Johnson, of Logan, is in
the Valley visiting relatives.
Conductor w. II. O'Neal is an Oman,
visitor today. --- ---.--a.. ..vn
Wall Lake and will visit here with h
parents Mr. and Mrs j. Deur until af
ter the Newton-Morairity wedd ing
The Logan Bowling team will try
Conclusions with the Mo. Valley team
|of bowlers Monday evening October 81
at b. Cecil Jacks alleys in this city.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Settlement of Failures.

Logana Is! 02ts 9 l5lm5lgt the lRestyt lRestter y.
Ford, bankers Of this place, which
was made on the 3Oth day of Jan
uary, 1901, aud wherein Almor
Stern was appointed assignee and
also of the firm of Berkley & Co,
A L Harvey and A w Ford who
also made assignments on the same
day, a second report of the as
signee has been filed in the dis
trict court and has been approved
by Judge N w Macy.
The report as to A L Harvey
shows that the total receipts are
$l2,206.9 SO; total disbursements,
aside from the amount paid to
Almor Stern as assignee of Har-
vey & Ford, is slO9.l9, leaving a
balance in the matter of the as
signment A u Harvey turned over
to the assignee in the matter of
the Harvey & Ford assignment of
sl5,O97.74.
The report as to A w Ford
shows that the total receipts are
$4, ,l44.99 and that the total dis.
bursements are $l,24l.47, leaving
a balance of $2,9O3.52. The fol-
lowing claims were filed in said
matter and were approved by the
assignee, towit: Emily F Long
|$l, 100: g III Varnarsdale $l7 .55;
Berkley & Co $797.46; Harvey &
Ford $2l,333.7O; DR. 1 @ Wood
$500. The assignee is dire cted
to pay l2 per cent dividend on
said claims.
In the report as to Berkley &
Co the total receipts including the
balance on hand at last report are
Sll, ,26S.T and there has been
paid out since last report the sum
of 1914 80, leaving balance of
$lO.993.95 which was applied on
the claim of A L Harvey in said
matter.
The report as to Harvey & Ford
shows the total receipts to be $l7,-
1928 and that the disbursements
are $2,32245 as preferred claims,
leaving balance of Sl4,S2S45.
The assignee reports that there
are claims against his assignors
other than the preferred claims in
said matter, which are reported
as fully paid, to the amount of
$26, ,436.9l, and that he is able to
pay on said claims 60 per cent of
the principal of the same, which
amounts to $l5,8Gl,99. The as
signee was authorized to pay go
per cent on the claims approved
by him. The outlook ia that the
claims will be paid in full.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17

Miss Iva Deal departed this
morning for Carroll after several
day s stay in this city.
w II Fensler is spending the
day at his farm south of town
experimenting the threshing
operations now in progress.
S H Morgan has sold his farm
near this city and will soon let the
contract for new dwelling houee
to be erected in the East end.
The so Goodman family ex-
poet to move to Council Bluffs
about the first of November.
B Cecil Jack, manager of the
Missouri Valley Bowling team to-
day received another challenge
from the Denison Bowlers for a
contest in Denison Thursday
evening of this week. Mr. Jack
has notified the Denison team OF
the acceptance of their challenge
and 80 far as known now the Mis-
souri, Valley team will be made
| up of the following members
III + Foss.
Robt Harvey,
A c Middleton,
Harold Cook,
BIC Jack.
John Sullivan has one of the
finest displays of shoes in his
show window we have seen fol
many a day.
Mira G NJ Port and Mrs Chat
Sessions of Mt Vernon are in the
city this afternoon.
Fred Brown returned to Ute
this morning
Through local representative
the Chicago & Northwestern rail
: road company has offered for sale
the old 8. G. and P. Office building
on the corner of Sixth and On
; tario streets. The ground occu
pied by the building is not TO
sale.
Lou Collier and Len Harke
left today for few days trip t.
Kansas.
Thomas Arthur and Almo
Stearn, of Logan, were IN the cit,
this morning enroute home afte
! a brief trip to Omaha.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17

Samuel Purcell, of Irvington, Neb..
was pleasant caller yesterday. He
was former citizen of this county,
coming here In 1854, and located on q
farm near Woodbine where he resided
until q few years ago. He Is an old
soldier of the Mexican war, splendid
citizen. and at onetime one of the most
accomplished violin players in sll the
west. 1t We had history of his early
life. we would find that he has given,
BY his music, more real pleasure to the
young of western Iowa than any man
now living, but having reached his 70
mile post In the journey Of life, and the
style Of music having changed he 10
not engaged In II 80 much but 10 to.
king life easy. He 10 always Q vel.
come visitor ct THE TIMES office.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Foley Refined,

1t is both amusing aud sgravating to
read some OF the ar ,icles found in the
papers in this state at this
time, giving as reason why every re-
publican voter in Iowa should vote the
ticket this year. 1t is not
because they advocate the election Of
their candidates, for that IS legitimate,
but our objection is the reason assigned
for so voting that is Objectionable.
Que main reason, they say, Is the
danger of loosing the legislature and
thereby loosing their two United States
Senators. Every sensible man, of
any party in iowa, has the most re-
mote idea of the political C ,ndition of
Iowa politics knows that it would take
q miracle to elect eithera democratic
House or Senate in Iowa A state that
gives eighty thousand republican ma
jority is not i'll very great danger of
elecsing q democratic legislature, and
the writer who is trying to scare the
voter by such stuff is merely writing to
ill up space in his paper. We only
wish there was possibility of dong
so, but must confess that at present we
are not looking for political revolu-
ton, but predict that Iowa will still
bow down to her idols, aud Allisn aud
Dolliver are more in danger of Shaw
aud Cummings than of the democracy,
and Allison and Dolliver need loose no
sleep over the question of succession.
The republican editors who are try
ing to strengthen their ticket by such
twaddle are either very ignorant of the
political condition in this state, or they
suppose the voters of their party are so.
The most unfortunate condition that
Iowa, or any other State can reach, Is
to be SO overwhelmingly for any party
where nomination for Office is equal
to an election. When this is the case,
1T removes from the officer elected all
responsibility, transfers from the ball
OF box its power and invests the caucus
with all power, and relieves official in-
tegrity of duty, and makes honest ad-
ministration almost impossible. The
bsst condition is to keep parties nearly
equal in numerical strength, so as to
linsure faithful public servants, then
al parties would select their best men
for position, and elect no man who has
but the poor claim of voting the party
ticket. When this is done we will have
less peculation and more honest officials
Harrison County has always acted
upon this theory, and being pretty
generally about equally divided politi
Ically, have, as q general thing, selected
their best men for office, and success:
in this county has been more personal
than political.
AT this time we can, with contidenc,
refer to the democratic ticket from to]
to bottom, and ask the voter to exam
inc the names presented, aud then cas-
your ballot for the best men, and hav,
no fear that the election of John I
Carey, to the Senate. or Hon. j. E
Kirkwood, to the House, will endange
the election of two United States Sena
tors by the republicans of Iowa.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
COMPETENT JUDGES.
Beauty Doctors Endorse Hor.
picide.

Beauty Doctors Endorse Hor.
picide.
Women who make business OF
identifying other women come
pretty near knowing what will
bring about the best results. Here
are letters from two, concerning
Herpicide:
81 can recommend Newbro's
Herpicide. as it stopped my hair
from falling out; and, as a Dress
ing it has no superior. Signed,
Bertha A Trullinger,
Complexion Specialist,
29l3 Morrison st, Portland Ore. .
CATER using one bottle of Her
picide my hair has stopped falling
out, and my scalp is entirely free
from dandrutf. Signed,
Grace Dodge,
Beauty Doctor,
1876 Sixth st, Portland, Ore"
Elliott & Harvey.
JIM Collier and F. M Varnes
leave tomorrow morning for COL
orado on 8 few days land viewing
trip.
VIM Dorwald, of Turin, spent
yesterday in this city visiting
friends.
Thursday November 7th, Riley
Latham has public sale at his
farm "a miles west Of Lovelsnd.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Wednesday, Oct. 1G.

Mrs Davidson, who is visiting
here from Massachusetts, is quite
i'll. She is stopping at Mrs Leon
ard Coles.
Mr. aud Mrs Correll, of Arnold,
Neb., have arrived. They intend
to spend the winter with their son
and daughters, Mr. Clarence Cor
rell, Miss Frances Correll and
Mrs Frank Anson.
Mrs Lew Patterson and Mrs
Geo Hamilton, of Council Bluffs,
are in the Valley the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo III
Williams.
The opening OF the dress max
ing parlors of Mrs Bowers this
week was a success. The parlors
were filled with the ladies of the
city on each day of the opening.
Pearl Edwards, of Elliott &
Harvey's, is in Blair today op
business.
Thomas Ryan, aged 40, of Mo
Valley and Esther Hill, aged Al,
of South Omaha, were given a
license to we'd by the County
Clerk of Pottawattamie County,
yesterday afternoon.
j Amen and j b Lyon are
slsughtering ducks out on the
bottom today.
Sam Richards is in Fairmount
j S d, on a combined business and
pleasure trip. He will be absent
several days.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
oA8To7IA.
e..,.,,. <sIhs Kind You Have Always Buugh
s's;;'''' :; ' NzAzzzzw

Postal Clerk Armstrong went
to Sioux City yesterday to take
his examination before the chief
for this district. Up to yesterday
there had not been a postal clerk
in the district who had made 100
before the new chief clerk, but
Mr.. Armstrong succeeded in get
ting 100 on every point of his ex-
animation. When it is known
that the clerk who is being ex-
amined has to throw every post
Office in Nebraska and tell what
is the best connection for the
letter to take to get to it's destina-
ton it will be seen that Mr.. Arm
strong had a big job on his hands,
but he has succeeded and during
the time of examination he
"threw" the entire state perfectly,
not making single mistake. In
addition to the post offices of the
state the chief clerk asked him
seventy-tive questions on the pos
tai laws aud Dennis answered
every one Of them correctly. In
talking with a postal clerk this
morning about Mr.. Armstrong;
achievement, he said that the mail
clerk has got to know every sod
shanty post Office in the state as
we'll as the large cities. Mr.. Arm
Wednesday October Oath, W I
Fancher has a public sale at his
farm p miles south east of Cali
fornia Junction.
The G II Riley family moved to
Missouri Valley from Sioux City
yesterday. Mr. Riley is in the
employ of the G & NV company
here.
Those wanting Sugar Beet tops,
call on G G Weatherly, telephone
Country line No. 2. Price S4.OO
per ton delivered dl5wo24
Mrs Geo Wilkinson and daugh.
ter are spending the day in Oma.
ha.
NJ P Nelson will have public
sale on Thursday, Oct. Oath, at the
farm 2 miles west of thelValley.
The "Kids" foot ball team re.
Gently organized in this city will
play the opening game of the
season here with the Secon team,
of the Omaha High School, Fri.
day, Oct 25th.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Notice to w CT q.

There will be a Silver Medal
Contest given by the matrons OF
the w G T U on Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 23rd, 1901, in the NJ E
church at Loveland, 10, to which
all are cordially invited. Admiss-
ion 10 cts. Miss L1DA SELvY,
Secretary.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17

Attorney Geo. Egan, of Logan,
was in the city this afternoon on
his way to Omaha, where he goes
to attend to legal matters per.
tanning to the Fred M Hans case,
or in fact case growing out of
the Hans case. A newspaper re-
porter by the name of Porter was
placed under arrest in Omaha a
few days ago charged with per-
jury said to have been committed
in his testimony at the Hans pre-
liminary hearing several weeks
ago. The Governor of Iowa issued
requisition papers several days
ago, for Porter's return to this
county but the attorneys looking
after Porter's interests have ex-
erted every effort to prevent their
clients extradition.
Ray B. Noyes departed this af-
ternoon for Spokane, Wash,
where he will probably locate.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Exeoutrix Notice..

Notice is Hereby given to all Persons
Interesthed:
That on the 10th day of October A. D.
1901, the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court of Harrison Go.
Iowa, Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of William Hillisrd, decess
ed, late of said County. All persons
indebted to said estate will make pay.
ment to the undersigned. and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated, to
said Court for allowance.
Dated October 10th 1901.
MARY HILLIARD,
Oct, 81 ExecutTtx.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Mrs. G. T. Alcott is visiting
Omaha acquaintance today,

The executive board of the Missouri
Valley Commercial Club met this
afternoon for the purpose of consider.
ing several propositions from eastern
manufacturing concerns relative to
the location of plants In this city,
provided suitable bonus can be
raised.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17

Mrs Margaret McDermott, Of
Savanna, ILL.,, arrived here today
and will spend the winter in this
city with her daughter, Mrs Ed
Bradley.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-10-17
Wrong Mr. Wright Date Can.


Wrong Mr. Wright Date Cam
celled.
Manager Harmon of the Mis-
souri, Valley theatre announces
the cancellation of the "Wrong
Mr. Wright" engagement at the
local theatre for Wednesday even
ing, October 23rd. A representa-
tive of the company was in the
city today and notified Mr. Har-
mon that it will be impossible for
the Company to fill their engage
ment here.