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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

WOodbine will take the cake on her
celebration this year. Already the
committee has secured the largest bal
loon in the west for two ascensions;
two bands have been engaged and q
speaker of national reputation is be-
ing correspondent with, with view to
get the best talent procurable. We
have not celebrated for several years
but will make it up in grand style
this year. Everybody in Harrison
county will be we'll repaid for coming
to Woodbine. Let tho eagle scream
Chronicle.
II. N. Frazier, of Magnolia, was a
Logan visitor Wednesday. lie is on
the extension of the Missouri Valley
rural route and gets his mail every
day. lie is much pleased with the
service so far.-Observer.
Japanese cotton mills are now rum
ming % hours day with double shifts,
and while wages have been increased
they are simultaneously low. Watches
are made in Japan as low us So, bicycles
ut $l2, and pianos for $500.
Ioke Smith, secretary of the interior
during President Cleveland's second
term. has jast been chosen for the sec
ond time member of the Atlanta
school board.
Rev James W Strong. DID, president
of Carleton college at Mortified, Mimi,
after thirty-one years of service at the
head of that growing denominational
Institution, is about to resign.
The Krupps are abont to discharge
5000 men from their Buckau, Essen
and l<iel works They have already
dismissed 1000 since October. The in
dustIial depression is very marked.
Mrs. Dennis O'Leary was visiting
with her brother, Mike O'Lcary, the
Twiner family, and other friends here
yesterday. Dennis is now proprietor
of the Champion at Whitmore, Ia,
where he is getting along nicely, and
is just the same kind of genial fel.
low as of ODD winer.
The Independent American very tru
ly remarks: "The supreme court decis
ion will, in our opinion, give the demo
cratic party great impetus, just as
the bred Scott decision gave the re-
publican party great impetus before
the war of the rebellion. The peopl,
want fair play. They can be befogget
for while, but as water seeks Its leve
so does public sentiment when forced
out of its natural channel revert bach
to normal conditions and congress, the
executive and the judicial department
of government must eventuly bow t.
the will of the people,"
Thomas E Raleigh, city attorney G
Banton, Mo, is but % years old and ii
probably the youngest man occupying
such an important position. lie il
we'll known throughout northeastern
Missouri as wit and orator.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind YOU Have Always Bought
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The big wind Thursday night
unroofed Fl Moorehouse's DWELL
ing near Loveland.
Riley Smith had fine steer
killed by lightning last night. 1t
was insured for $28, about half the
value Of the steer.
Mrs 10 Barrett returned from
Logan this afternoon, where she
had been visiting friends for
week.
The saloon petition carried in
Atlantic, aud the council at it's
meeting this week granted license
to three saloons at 81, 200 per year,
payable half in advance every six
months.
The lightning last night struck
j Wisecup's barn and k o,ked
the cupolo off.
Call at the Leader if you vent
blrgains in hats.
Low Shelton, who has tie con-
tract for the excavation for The
new elevator, put twelve teams
and shovclers to work on the Job
ut noon today and will rush the
work through.
Mrs Oscar Kirkendall, OF Logan,
is in the Valley the guest Of Mrs
j p Martin.
J = Stowe goes to Omaha tomor-
row to attend the Belstedt band
concets.
j d Brown & Son are papering
and painting their drug store.
M G Burbank returned from
Eddyville last night, where he had
been to attend the funerol of Mr.
Coats. His wife willremain thee
for week.
Mrs I P Noble will leave for
Hartford, Mich, Monday, for a
months visit with friends.
Ute Mckay and Vera Foss are
IN Dunlap the guests of friends
for few days. Miss Mckay will
go on to Dow City for a months
visit with relatives.
Mrs John r Stewart, of Perry,
Is in the Valley the guest of her
son, John Irwin, over Sunday.
L @ Sears, of Onawa, was in
the Valley on business today.
w 81 Emery is visiting friends
in Council Bluffs.
j s Wattles is in Omaha on bus-
|iness.
AT Monahan, Of Dunlap, was
in the Valley on business today.
John Moss was operated on in
Omaha yesterday for appendicitis.
Mrs Ed Newton has raised the
house on her farm, put under q
new foundation, and papered and
painted the house throughout.
| Miss 81 E Rounds and mother,
who have been in the Valley the
guests Of Miss Evelyn Newton.
left for Genoa, Neb, this morning
where they 60 for weeks visit
with friends.
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Notice of Probate of Will.
District Court in and for Harrison
STATE OF IOWA, GO

S STATE OF c Iowa, |ss.
To all Whom it May Concern:
Whereas. On the 9th day of May A.
d. 1901, q paper purporting to be the
last Will and Testament Of William
Hilliard, late of said county, deceased,
was filed in my Office, and was by nae
September, 1901, at 10 a. m. appointed
and fixed as the time when the same
will come before the court, at the
September term thereof then to be
held, for final proof and probate, az the
duly executed last Will and Testament
of the said William Hilliard, deceased,
at which time ali persons interested
may appear and show cause why the
same should not be admitted to pro-
Dated this 9th day of May, 1901.
jl3 E. $. GARRISON, Clerk.
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A Terrible Explosion

"Of a gasoline stove burned lady
here friehtfully," writes N j. Palmer,
of K,rkman, la. "The best doc ors
couldn't heal the running sore that fol.
lowed, but Bucklen's Arnica Salye en-
tirely cured her." Infallible for cuts,
corns, sores, hollis, bruises, skin diseases
and piles. Csc at
jn3o Elliott u Harvey's.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Master Mechanic Teal is in
Council Bluffs the guest Of his
daughter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Pet Otter for Sale.

Enquire at TIE TINES Office for par
ticulars. wj2O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Miss Fern Roberts is sick with the
humps.
Miss Grace Beckley goes to Omaha
tomorrow, where she will make her
future home.
Miss Gertie Arp goes to Woodbine
tomorrow for a weeks visit with
friends.
Ed Cummings returned from Ind
lana last night, where he had been on
q visit to relatives.
Mrs VIM Muller left this afternoon
for Council Bluffs for few days. visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Alice and children return to
their home in Omaha tomorrow morn.
ing.
Miss Bushysger leaves for her home
in Hampton, lowe, tomorrow morning.
II d Alice. of Omaha, was in the
Valley last night the guest of DR. and
Mrs Colt.
Miss Vera Cook, of Blair, is in the
Valley the guest of Miss Mable Cook.
Mrs Mack Beckley returned to her
home in Nebraska today.
S. II. Morgan says he he's the finest
crop of rye this year he has ever
raised.
Mrs Miller, of Omaha, and Mrs Mo-
ran, of Council Bluffs, are in the Valley
the guests of Mrs Robert Craft.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Feeney, of Missouri
Valley, has been released from the st.
Bernard hospital at Council Bluffs,
where she was being treated for tenn
porary insanity. Her daughter APP
peared before the insane commission
here Saturday evening and said that
she could care for her mother at her
home in Fremont. Neb., and on these
grounds the commission ordered her
release. -ObserYeY.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Miss Thomas Evolutionary
Entertainment.

Ihe entertainment at the Presby-
terrain church last evening, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of
that church, owing to the storm, was
not greeted with the house that it
merited.
Miss Thomas Is lady of rare per-
sonal charms and of no mediocre
ability as a reader. Her thoroughness
as a teacher was IN evidence as demon.
strated by the excellence of the per-
formsnce of her pupils, every one Of
whom did exceptionally we'll Miss
Louise Carlisle captured the largest
bouquet and also the affections of
every one who was not already on the
list. Mrs. Il. q. Hills and her select
double quartet added greatly to the
evenings enjoyment by the rendition
of two good numbers. In answer to q
general clamor for repetition the
management has decided to give 1t
again Monday, June II.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Kirwood & Bachrach ship IL cars of
cattle to Chicago tomorrow.
Sid Marshal and wife are both con-
fined to their bed. Mr.. Marshall
seems to have more bad luck than
usually falls to the lot of the average
man.
Attorney Frank Tamisies is in Lo.
gan today on legal business.
Mrs. E. Ericsson left for Davey, Neb.
this morning, where she goes for few
weeks visit with her sister.
The entertainment given in the
Presbyterian church last night will be
repeated by request Oh Monday even
ing, June 18th.
Mitchell Vincent, of Onaws, was In
the Valley this mourning on business
Yesterday, while the special train
bearing the U. & NV. directors to
st. Paul, was in the Valley, Marvin
Hughitt and couple of the directors
were walking up the depot platform
earnestly conversing. During the talk
Mr.. Hughttt turned to the director
and said, pointing to the present depot,
baggage room and eating house, "Of
course this trash will sll be moved be-
fore the new building is commenced. u
What building he was referring to the
reporter did not End out, but it is
thought they were talking of new
union depot and eating house.
M. S. Seelye left for his home in st.
Frances, MIMI, this morning after
four weeks visit here with friends.
The Electric Light Co. turned on
the heat last night, which was very &C.
ceptable to its patrons.
This is about the coolest June ever
known in Iowa so far.
w. A. Fouts says the rain of the
last few days will save the strawberry
crop IN fine shape.
oA0roREA.
Bear. til. H1h Kind ym NJ. A!x.Es s'aea
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Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs w X Haviland
of Armonk, N y, "but, when all other
remedies failed, we saved her life with
DIR Kings New Discovery. Our niece,
who had consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medi-
cine and today she is perfectly we'll. "
Desperate throat and lung diseases
yield to DIR Kiug's New Discovery as
to no other medicine on earth. Infal-
lible for coughs and colds. 5Oc and 81
bottles guaranteed by Elliot u Harvey.
Trial bottles free. jn3O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

This month of June has produced
about the worst corn weather that has
been seen in this country for many
days.
Sam Richards made business trip
to Logan today.
Harry Rider. of Forrest City, is in
the Valley visiting old friends. He is
on his way to Idaho to look over the
country.
Fred Luce, of Logan, was in the
Valley today OH real estate business.
supt. Slifer, of the G. & NV. was
in the Valley this morning with a
special train on which were the Board
of Directors of the q. Il NV. and
C., $. r., NJ. Il q. They spent half an
hour in this city and were joined here
by General Manager Bidwell of the
Elkhorn. They were on their way to
st. Paul where directors meeting
will be held tomorrow. 1t is Thought
the meeting will have bearing on the
sale of the s. q. s. =.
w Q Barnett, Miss Leila Owens and
Prof and Mrs Adams go to Magnolia
this evening to furnish music for the
commencement exercises of the school
at that place.
Mrs. Ed Burke and daughter Ellen,
left for Omaha this afternoon where
they 60 to visit relatives.
Frank kilby went to Council Bluffs
this afternoon with Supervisor IIillard
on business.
Mrs W N Aldrich is an Omaha Wis
itor today.
w W Wheeler, Harlan, Iowa,
breeder of Hereford cattle.
Sixteen recorded.
Twelve full blood unrecorded
Herefords.
Bulls for sale cheap. jl3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
GRAM BaErAHa

En- 1ondres Sc tienen noticias particuiares
de Ia dltIma 6atala entire ingleses beers que
tsnts lntranquldad despert6 en- e pueblo in
giles.
81 eneuentro tHvo ngar en- vlakfonteln,
resultsndo las tropas brtanicas con cincuenta
slete muertos entire ellos ofcaes de alta
graduation seis ofcIales y clento ounce
hombres heridos, que quedaro1 desde los pri-
meros dlsparoS fuera de combate
Los confederados tuvieron cincuentiun
muertos.
Las fuerzas de ambos ej6rcItos estaban
equilibradas ocupando iguales posesiones es.
trategicas.
La lucha fu6 rehlda tenaa por ambas
parties.
En- todos los cfrculos miltares Sc comenta
con calor la batsla de VlskfonteIn, que calf.
can de la mas importante en- el Sur de Africa,
Dor las condolences en- que Sc ha librado.
-Ha ocurrido la mas espantosa explosion
en- 1rlands en- una f6brica de explosives Sc
dice, auuque no Sc tienen noticias concretas,
de que han ocurrido en- Ell incldente muchas
assgrapias personales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
a DIESTRO y SINIESTRO

Por mas que algdn peri6dico ofcoso, he
cho la lisonja, trate de mantener 10 contra
rio, desgraciadamente no son inventadas por
nosotros las declaraciones del primer goberna-
dor civil de esta sla, relatiyas que clos puer-
torriquehos no debemos tener sino un gobier
no colonial1, proclamando de paso ofcidlmen-
te la necesidad de Sd1gre trescG fresh blood.
81 Peri6dcos americanoS, como The Nelo York
Times, han combatido en- ell seno de la metro
poll MIR. Allen por tan peregrinas ideas
Mas, por 10 vSto, paraciertos incondcOna-
lesa la antigua usanza, loque Sc dice pdbica-
mente en- New York en- Washington no puede
repetirsa en- Pto. Rico, so pena de incurrir en-
el desagrado de los ac6rrimos partdarioS
sostenedores del gobierno.
Igual Sucedia en- 6poca de la domination
espahola.
Entonces los que procamabamos la yer-
dad, sin rodeos, sin componendas nj atenua-
clones, Sc nos llamabs ant-espa1oles hoy Sc
nos tacha de anti-americanOs
Los tiempos han cambiado; pero el siste-
ma es id6ntico.
SegGn parece, hoy como aver, Sc nos 'quie-
re encerrar en- esta dsyuntiva:
"a someterse a calar.1
De ahi que como en- los buenos tiempos de
don Mendo de Figueroa lluevan denuncas y
mas denuncias sobre La DEMoCRACIA demas
peri6dicos que haban alto claro.
Pero, ~ la ibertad de imprenta?
5Qu6 han hecho de ella los hamantes re-
publicanos de Puerto Rico, esos dem6cratas de
mentirijllas?
6Por que LA DEMocRACIA no ha de poder
combatir las gestiones las tendencas del Co
bernador de la isla, de los funcionarios pG-
blicos, de gual modo que las combaten los pc
r6dcos de la Union?
Todo el pafs conoce la honda crisis econ6.
mica porque atraviesan nuestra agriculture y
nuestro comercio; todo ell pals sSbe rOrque la
palpa sufre sus dolorosas consacuenc!A5 mas
menos directemente, cue 10 miseria So ex-
tiende por nuestros campos como una mancha
de aceite sobre ell papel todo ell pals We como,
faltos de trabajo de pan, emigran nlestros
braceros va al Ecuador, va al Hawaii, va a
Santo Domingo, va a Cuba.
pesar de que todo clio es palmaro y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
ULTIMOS CABLES
ESTAnQa URlpOS

Participan al Herald, desde la isla de Tri
hdad. que ell gobierno sleman ha removable
las pegociaciones para II adquisicl6n de la
isla Margarita, en- la cual "a propone estable-
Ger una estaci6n carbonera.
Las noticas que SO reciben de Washing
ton respecto la eufer met tai de la sonora de
Mac Kinley no son nAlt tslti fActoras.
Los m6dicos afrna1 qus sgue el mismo
estado de gravedad si1 qls haya esperanzas
de cambio alguno favorable.
De todas parties s. re ihen XpresiVoS men,
safes de p6same por Ia grave la de la ilustre
dana.
-Telegramas de hoy din onenta de ha-
berse descarrilado en- Atlanta Georgia, ell fe.
rro-carril del Sur habiendo cue amentar va
rios muertos y heridos.
Sc atribuye ell suceso descuido del ma
qulnista. Atortuuadamente ell tren no venfa
con toda Ia velocidad, en- cuyo case las desgra-
Cias serfan mayOres.
--Dlcen de Washington, que el presiden.
te Mac-K -Kinley, de acuerdo con ell gabinete
ha decdldo que es innecesario conyocar al
Congreso, session extraordLarIa para Ia cues
tion de FipInas.
Cuando SO abran las Camaras sera biscuit
do 81 asunto pudeudo en- tanto ell Presidenta
hacer uso de las atrlbucones que lie concede
lacohstltuc6n sobre territories adquiridos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
10 QUE DICE e. c0MIsIom, DC
Cerveza de boIsiIIo

La guerra del Transvaa esta siryiendo de
campo de experimentos para una porci6n de
invencioues.
Una de elias ha sido la de la cerveza con
densada en- forma de geatina, que ha sido va
repartda 4 las 5ropas inglesas, y que segGn
parece ha tenido un 6Xito complete
Con soto anadir al iquido condensado la
proportion de aqua neceSaria, Sc convierte en-
una ceryeza exquisite la jalea, que va ence-
rrada en- atas. La fermentation Sc verhca
con mucha rapidez despues de mezcada en-
aqua, es impossible distinguir la Scerveza de
conseryas del liquido que sale de las meiores
cervecerlas inglesas alemanas
De hoy en adeante la ceryeza condensa-
da fgurar6 entire los suministros qle Sc dan
las tropas inglesas en- campaha. Su Guico in.
conveniente es que cuesta aIgo mas cara que
la l(quida, 10 cual hara que durante algGu
tempo no entire en- uso general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
Vista suspendida

Aver Tue suspendida Ia vista pdbIica de la
eausa que sgui6 la Corte de Distrito de Huma.
Gao contra don Jose Boada por atentado.
Como anteriormente diimos ese Tribunal
inmiscuy6ndose en- asuntos que no son do su
competencia, dando pruebas de marcada
inepttud--ya que NO PODEMos atribuirlein a
f6-acept6 las conclusiones provisionaIes for
muadas por el ministero pGblico, Kearnev,
contra Boada Y el juez municipal de esta c9-
dad qulan So invoIucr6 en- ell proceso.
Mr.. Harlan, no consiti6 tama7a burla de-
los procedimientos di6una ecci6n 4 los trans.
greSores, orden6 que las diligencias pasasen
a la Corte Saprema, dnica autorizada legal
mente para ju3g4r a los iueces municipales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06

notorio, pesar de que ell malestar Sc acentda
no halla remedio nj lenitivO, Mr.. Allen, a fin
de plntar grdfcdmeltte la PRosPERIDAD la
ABuNDANcIA que reinan en- Puerto Rico, vaese
de una 6gura grotesca, digna de ser trazada
por un caricaturista, y dice
SPuerto- Rico es ell sitio donde un hombre
puede dcOst1lse CON una hamdcG, ,rcOgef ltl qua
neo en- u"d maro D eScdrbar un bOnidt0 con lcl
pi6.2
81 este fsera cierto no Sc despoblarfau
nuestras camphas nuestras sierras no pre-
sencarfamos el espectSculo trIste que ofrecen
esos grupos de campesinos andraiosos an6-
micos, sin fuerzas casi que vagan errantes,
como espectros, por hondonadas y pobados,
implorando la carload, va que no pueden halar
trabajo.
81 tantos frutos tenemos al alcance de la
mano del pie, no perecerian de hambre tan
tas victimas infeces del pauperlsmo
Pero adn cuando dieramos de barato que
Mr.. Allen esta en- 10 fine, precisa tener en-
cuenta que no solo de boniatos y de guineos
yive ell hombre.
D6nde estan esaS leyes salvadoras JUS
tas que propeDdan coocarnos la altura de
los pueblos cultos, lbres pr6speros?
GD6nde estau las garantias 4 que tene de-
recho ell ciudadano a'fn de que no Sc lie moleste
con regiStros vejaminosos, con detenciOnes ar
bitrarias, con penas deprimeptas bochorno-
sas como los trabajos forzados y el ayuno
pan aqua, penas que aquf Sc imponen por
smpleS faltas?
5D6nde esta ell respeto la personalidad y
al domicio?
6Cuando desaparecera ese triple esab6n
que forman contra los federales ell c0jd que
provoca, ell guardia que denunca y ell juez de
policia que condona?
los lncondicionalas pIetGadonq q he apau
dance o que callemos, mientras todo ESQ sub
siste ec pie!
para que?
GPar1 q-9 ent6nees Sc Olga con mayor fun
damento, en- vista de nuestra sumisl6n de
nuestra complacencia ante tamaiios abuses Y
trasgresiones, que solo merecemos un gobierno
colonial?
ESQ nunca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
China

De Pekfl comunIcan que los gohIernos de
las tropas aliadas han dado contraorden con
respecto la evacuation que estan hacienda
de aque! territorIo les obligan esperar q
las ratfcaciones de los tratados por 10 me-
nos hasta nueva 6rden que asf la ordene
La prensa eutopea conceptGa como un
fracaso la salda del Generalfsimo waderse de
Pekin y su embarque para Alemania, asegu-
randose que sostenia en- el elextremo oriente una
polftca POGO pertineute dada la acttud de
moderation de las demds naciones coaligadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
TEM0RES De CERVERA
ESPANA DIVIDIDA

Discuti6ndose en- ell Coagreso de marnos
la question de 81 Espafa estaba destinada
volver aconstituir una Potencia naval, eXpres6
ell almirante Cervera e tenor de yer lila PENN
sula divdida en- pequenos Estados. eNo de-
seo-agreg6-que los intereses de la Marina
predomineu, en- Ell presupuesto de gastoS, So
bre los demas intereses del pats; pero obser-
vando los sgnos del tempo, temo que Espa1a
venga parar en- 10 que fu6 la Italia de la edad
media.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
RUsIA

El SNouveau Temps dice que ell buque
submarine GRossya9 hizo dltimsmente ell viaie
de Odessa Sebastopol en- IA horas. El buo1e
nsveg6 siempre baio ell aqua. Agregs ell Pc
ri6dlco citado que ell SRossya9 cuando navega
bajo el aqua Gamma raz6n de 30 nudos por
hora; en- la superdcie llega esta velocldGd &
60 nudos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
Bern ardini

Hoy Sc despid6 de nosotros para Humacao
hu6stro querldo amigo don Tomas Bernardinl
de a Huerta.
FL no menos querido amigo don Jnan Was
Ochoteco queda en- esta ciudad encargsdo de
los asuntos que deja pendiente aqu6 en- los
Tribunales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
ITALIA

Sc han hecho en- los dtlmos dias mpor-
tantes Observation-Disclosures en- las escavaciones
que Sc practcan en- la Via Sara. Entire ellos
Sc encuentra un edi6cio de forma extrafo es.
pecIe de pista de caracter singular. Los ar
que6logos opinan que estas nstrucclones re-
montan q las 6pocas prehist6ricas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
FRANCIA

Ha celebrado Junta general la Academia
francesa para elegrles sustitutos al duque de
Broglie M. Bornler Para Ell sill6n del
primero fue nombrado el marques de Vogte y
para ell del segundo ell celebrado autor de eCy-
ranos <L'Aiglon9, M. E1mundo Rostand.