davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Among Our Exchanges.

Jerry Frawley now has three papers
in the new country in the western part
of the state. When Jerry gets them all
loaded with legals he'll be waking up the
banker in the dead of night to deposit
his roll.-Walsh Co. Record.
Xxx
D. II. Mcmillan of Langden, N. D.,
state treasurer of the north state, came
to Minneapolis just in time to get a tout b
of the grip. He has been laid up at the
National for few days, but expects to
be we'll enough to return home this even
ing.-Minneapolia Journal.
*.*
At the North Dakota state universl ty,
down at Grand Forks the boys have made
an unwritten law that no student shall
wear mouetache and that law still holds
good One of the senior class dudes at.
tempted to raise one some DAYS ago, but
a vigilance committee promptly took him
down and sheared it off with a pair Of
scissors.-Walsh Co. Record.
***
n. E. Birtch, of Weber township, was
in the city Wednesday on real estate
business. Mr.. Birtch is proprietor of a
general store on the county line between
Ramsey and Cavalier county and near
the proposed townslte on the Lakota
branch of the'G. N, and has many good
things to say of the future of that section
of the county.-Devils Lake Inter- Ocean.
*x*
Walt Gushing, of the North Dakota
Record and Belgian hare fame, is doing
the legislature for the Bismarck Tribune,
and is making some of the ugly legis-
lators vain by calling attention to their
personal attractions. "Cush" has turn
ed over the Record to it's founder, Col.
Lounsberry, who will conduct the journal
in the future. The next issue will have
an extended write-up of North Dakota,
and 5000 extra copies will be distributed
for immigration purposes.-Bismarck
Tribune.
*s*
The Moon won't vouch for the truth of
the story but word comes from Bismarck
that a PemDina county senator got the
identity of Messrs Torgerson and Nc
Dougall tw prominent Cavalier county
members of the third house, tangled to
the extent that on meeting Halvor's
pleasant face he would exclaim, Good
morning, Mr.. McDougall; did you sleep
we'll last night?" Like all other good
and bad things, there was an ending.
Halvor weighs about $50, and when mad,
a ton. One morning lately in a corridor
of the state building he met the senator
who greeted him with the usual saluta.
ton, There was a kissing sound and
then q sleepy sensation that reminded
the, senator of the joys efa merry 60
round, and az he opened his eyes he
found himself about seven feet from the
floor and supported by Haivor's powerful
loft. He remembers promising to ''taks
it back" and then to having distributed
his breakfast all the way down the hall.
I-Hannah Moon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

MALE HELP WANTED--Reliabie men
to sell our line of fine lubricating oils
greases and paints. Salary or commls'
sion. Address, the Reserve Oil Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Nine Per Cent Money. N,
Commission charged
Truax & Mclean.

Farmers aud stockmen remember H.
W. Barker's nerve and bone liniment is
the very best for barb wire cuts, gals
and lameness. 1t is sold by D. Y. Nc
Donald, dealer in harness.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
FOR SALE,

The northwest quarter of Section 32,
in Township ISL, Range 60, located four
miles south west Of Langdon, cheap on
easy terms: Apply to J. G. Monnet, or
write .. W. Kerr. of Cooperton, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Advertised Letter List.

The following list of uncalled for let
tors have been received at the Langdon
post office, during the week ending
January %, 1901.
GENTS LIST.
Atkinson, James Christensen, Ole
Hilloston David McEwan, Duncan
Story, WI. Wickman, G. (S
LADIES LIST.
Taylor, Miss Nina
Parties calling for any of the abeve
letters will stste thatt they have been ad-
vertised and be required to pay . charge
Of ono cent for advertising. >,
p. MoHuoA, Postmaster.
A. F. GARpNBR, Asst,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

For SALE OR RENT:-A farm OF four
hundred acres, located six miles north OF
Osnabrock. Particulars as to terms
etc., can be had by addressing John
Mayerle, Osnabrock, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
FROZEN TO Death
A Preachers Wife the Victim of
Last Tuesdays Storm.
FIRST BLIZZARD VICTIM.

The Wife of Rev. E. Scherf Found Dead
in the Snow Within Half-a-Mile of Her
Home Just Across the Line in Towner
County Had Lost Her Way in Trying
to Walk the Short Distance of Less Than
! Ia Quarter Of Mile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

Aspire to thugs apove the common level
and with The motto, what man has done,
man can do a determined resolution TO
succeed. energy and grit. there can he no
failure The world wants your best: IL
viii have nothing else, The best Is none
loo good Money VIII buy many things,
bni there are other things money can MOI
purchase Meath will only cover a small
portion OF The cnrth's areu. Purpose COVERS
an ~ ~ Have a purpose, stick 10 ir sur
mount those diffcuitses which appear 10
be stumbling blocks. Ones sSatlon In life
ruis no figure, for
"lIonor and shame from no condition rise:
lies
A true HAP Aiathe u. AcCumssxrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IT, 1901

informationG Perhaps she Is one Of the
a ,l,,a ,1,s with love 10 az Iec u9,ns,
Jacksonville. Texas bear liaonammcr:
Doubtless you think ! have Forgotten you
all hut not So; ! have hccn very busy
and have rn' had the time 10 write Well.
on watches OF present am now q dry
goods salesman Tor firm Ia my good old
home town. My brother is sim working
hos ana GOOD fellow statesmen. Ncli.
iiaps. how is the cQnicsty Como again,
old llars, we have almost thought some
of the old liaps we're dead hut | hope not.
How are you, drcdmers? thnk some OF
the llnps might dream something about
our ass0ssinatcd president. hut they don't
tlowcyGr, ] am going 10 dream something
that VIII make some of the Hans "hollcr'
whom they rcnd IT, How many of you have
read The hidden Hand" by Mrs. South.
woriht II Is Intensely Interesting to mc.
oh. Hpps, iiow DO you an Ike 10 20
grape aud haw hunting | 20 almost every
week and return loaded With both grapes
aud hawS Papa and mamma sometimes &c.
stay IN town all week and Of sunday
what time am not reading ! love TO 70
ont Into the branch bottoms aud look for
some Wild fruit NJ some Kind. ms peach aud
apple time arc passed until ncNt Ncnt,
How | long for the bright winter days
to come 80 ] can chase birds and rabbits
and como In TO warm FIRE and good sup
per which Is always ready Tor us on Our
return homo from q chase,
My home is stll IN the country aud get
an "a, $40 O'Clock Monday morning and
hit the ruilroad Ms brother puts me
ahead ana makes me lead the way for sly
loug miles AMI until we reach our goal.
When We reach town we 80 TO work ana
work from Monday morning toll saturday
night az 6l5 o'clock, when We again strike
ont on our six mile Journey. u Is some
times $40 ''t'ock Whtn we roach nUlnc.
A. We ascend the Hill to the house We can
hear the strains of The old Nluiln ~ father
plays some good. old thine tune When We
nnlatch tho gate and walk M the rustic
steps, mama comes and openS the door tor
Ms To- rniNr Then romcs supper ana nest
good Oh hcdtme. We siorp irHm " "'lorN
az night until ! In the morning, then we
spend Sunday in the manner ] nave ao
s"rlhVd. Tho other night shW man
noating ON q log down ne NrrnoS ,n.CV..
Nktle was looking az nm me- sudden y
changed into a huge bear, jumped UP W
his nina paws ~ soon aS he SNW, M anu
reminded me 81 odd 'HuiorhR Joe cN'
rlolts. llc remained ON nus paws one mo,
m"ut and then Wad" q lcar ny me. - J
.H tts al NFtNF Na
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17


don't Ike the dreamy" letters as wtu ais
Sene ot You say yon 80 u Is true thcse
one imaginailons, yet ! dom hnd them as
interesting Js some of the otbta lcttrrs
Wasn't an ilandpm surprised and chagrInrl
to hear Of our president inviting a mig
ger TO ST down aud dino with hlmg Mo-
matter bow intellectual and prominent
negro may he ] would not slt and cat IA
the same table With one. ! was shocked
almost beyond recovery the other morning
90 breakfast when papa told mamma MI
Roosevelt had dlucd with Il negro at tho
White House, I'll bet Mr. Mckinley would
rot haec done such q thing. II he was 4
republican. Philip w, lct US hear from YOU
again. | miss your ulcc letters. I wish
every one of you could have been here the
other dny to sec the circus; ID was huc.
J never saw So many people at one time
In all my life rhc hest thing in the show
were some seals, they actually acted Ike
they had human scn>c wish 10 thank
all the Hans who hive asked mo 10 write
vote for that greatest mau of Tho last ucu-
tury. Rohcr, H. Lee Sunset Wood,
Houston. roNas Dear Haphammcr
AMER an absence OF about Sx years IN
write again ! know that there ave oulN
rn G 'WGen 2' iol 9Sd tG G "@b was @c
now you sec, ! have been astrav for SIX
Years, read very Interesting letter IN
The Post last sunday. "A tnpulc Dream.
! cnu truly symplthlzc with Won Ronnic
Bell. FOR ! myself had typhoid fever it
only lasted i've months. / wish to ASK one
question Hans What do Won think "
our president dining with n ucurof think
it simply "hnrrId could Won ask YOUR
stablcioy TO come in and dino with yarr
/ know the colorcd propic would have a
great deal more rcspc6t fol M, N We would
let thom on. in me Litchon. Vb,o dcu't
c,,rc to cnt M tho Table Win O,hito pcnulc.
If vr b,d f,O, NOR, nroD,loout rnlnrrd
mon o,r nrrsidnnt womb bnvc ia mt m,
nddittonol Ioaf To- his tnhlr Hnokcr WASH
lncton NAV ha nm c,nrufc1 man hnt In
mn oblninn he viii mover bc ,nyibinr mora
tbon ~ ,n,,,, Thcrc h. npiv ono nri5t
1bout onr nrrsidrn, hot Hsc ANA tbnt
H. he diap't ,rprnyc ~ ,rintr oynr mo
rnuut,,. Lavinc H. tho Wills riti2nns ma
,i,.juo tun,n lncc,br. ~ tbr ,oiornG I'm
scr.i5 6o1' ,n o,,'E..i, , r,,,o,.,,,i auI
tna i,,.,, i mo Soutbcr,, nrj,,.irIrs to rit,
M, nnl,,i,N ,,u,r,,,,i,,', sn, lwI,tc.t I,ut
~ yinncWrl ham. thst pn,l,r 1v5Ubinrinn
-, "nnv,h wiI, 'tW mr., id,,rt tbu,t" IN
Nv tori,, h n,i,r,I" C b S""' ''',
- 2 I'm i ,i.r ,o,',5 =, L,Hr
VIM mu ,s,!U gir ~ nrc.cl, onr "nrnnv
II " - lin, NJ M ,htIb !,
,.,rGH5 So tr's IL on IA a,
TT,,',u at'" .,,,,. tu ,r. vho Wv, ~
,nC 49,, WV 4,," t a. Xxx n,n,.,.,,iI
va. "''u '',n ''
r,m." ~ N 'nn,,on, .n,icct
LIn uiN,'1> su,u ~" , ,J"' ,t" hc
nM. u'u lou '"o,tS' I'''" Wii' W'H XXI
L''Ai'7, N'W'H, WIZ .N"u" nI.r E"
Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17


VAS not born great nor was greatness
Introduced aud pushed to snce,'sfl IN
nov reform hin Ii increased thp nnr,,,rr
OF voters from .iWnOOO tn ! wutsn Xs
result of this many mon ~ bp,nhic .r,i,,iW
nave secured seats In fhc hons of ,g,u
mons. His lAhurs far Tho Irish rnor on 10.
hali of representation ian pnrli1mcnt hnvc
Sndcarcd him to tho hearts ~ iii truc bgsb
tte strovc not atone for tho GOOD ~ trc
hnd hui that Ne might htt.cr lilo wetil
ana humanity in general lie hrlpcd 10
purify the steps ul Tho thr1nc \tcl II
VIII CLOSE and leave Eposa fSt sor,o 1or
tlS" Love to Mrs FnStcr and Iii thc
Haps. An earnest Hnppybnnipcr
GnSsl. Ford
'ucro Texas pcnr IIupbamu,er. Itere
COMES another girl Just sweet rs enjoy
reading The iIapS letters So p,urb. for same
nl the ilars do write such in rrestiuu IT,.
icrs Phillip Webster / urrr,, Win ON
about Dttle tales. Tor think tbcv mo 'thS
ipoSt contrmptIh'r things ON e5r'6 Iu,u.
eau any Of Won ION ,nn ,vns,." H., NV
and Nora Mooney lIvcp Ana aiso Wil'lt
Mooney: ! heard that she iNr1 nt Dl.
worth, but ! did nol know for r,rt,iu ~
any of You know please tcu mo h5vn
not been lviug here YER, ,onV INA u,ruiI
Ike 90 know whore nh Of ND rciatt,c. uv,'
Woll / will change Inc subic,, .fb,' ,.or
test now Is vii" WIS H.. ,r.,test n,,p
born in tho Niucteeutb rrptt,.t% ,bi,t
t.au.ttI 10y. -, ''''t'H NUN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

contest "Wbn + ,h, |lsCurscd lnc present
the Nineteenth GENTRY - W. XVIII n,u norm in
In our pppcr n ,yc,tty ,,,,,',' uyNc SioI!
partmcni. weather fore,,ti ' iaS.i'on Gr-
ports. medical rnrno,, ,,,,,, inHLN'' I'
No ,yiil i've Wy hthners on our club.
night m n nan rnu b , .pp ,2 'nAlNSIl'lNE
ccpds viil On to ,bo Td W. anu ln' pre-.
planned for our mro, ,"uw w. n,'S already
i'us very Fnl|a
HsSle 'olleps.
Houston rc,,. No., ,,,
nm . iit% ii AdS Lear hapRammrr' !
tln a nltie gil years old ana would like
- T S," G'", u'PpN nahl II may. nave
,din"i , , gn' an ,,,r onE dog Hopi9g you VIII
"""'' nv VIII close Nora Mcbrcsor
<,u. o.,,.
nv 'IltihN- La Dear llHphaWucr
i,oys apG ~ ,. re J3'n !onr hapW band of
IN the hfth reader and attend school every
| H"E. l nave Nitc pet dog whose name
sbc i. ,,r, .,,, W. nave GO" ia our yui;
S"' 10 VERY s'Ail'' Helen,
,i,,i.
t"iuulhEs' i'AHS Dear Mrs. Foster aud
nIpr. lIyrr comes hite gin. - ycus
| uiu u" JOIN your 4appF hand ui boys aud
Tlt'@', NJ an in' maps are telling of Their
4 P'ls WIN ten You aIl about miue. ! have
! ~, ~ P'' SlWIT',' us name l~ Bunny.
I WI cIose, as SEQ the waste LaSh-t watt
! ing to get this letter, a new Han.
1 Ituhic Scaluo ouEh
,r
! cav ,''''', ''N'',' '''"' ''"lud"'.u'I 'l'i'
| como "" laih win Nuu all Wulr.
aIn NJ lic SRI ]" years Ola win east
ny Aoto ioF l4nm1H l;diS"h as Oh" groIt-
eSt man born IN he Nmgwcnth century,
TO Morton bomic!s. DID - mot live
in TO- iuqI or u'' yours ago: Mgi.
| "a u ~ ,TrlHug !dl' VIII clos wien
! ioN' TO MIS- roster new Zap
Eva smith.
,..d,,..,. H..
, MI, l5'.i hdph'mmri' Here
! L,S .,i E't -" ~ N'afS 10 lnlu YOUR
| il"FIS u'9u ~, H"|h "MH Glrls. wv pip1
! H. ne i,sl tuNS' ''' ME uurI@ kept INC foi
t w.t. H"H"|S' -" H"h hho" What 10
iIi..,' a. aH W. II'HIII> a. M+u,F I9,'ri
i,ntt,," ir'H ,"' 80 ~. ny. Vol
HIM , W. ., al ,nS ~ III, mlSl FlrE
,ciu Ia, ""''''"'H'T " "" II '"'LH ,niai
az" ''P ''""'' 'N'' N'HN'IN.
,,,,r,,,o, ~, t tr.,.,,,.....
ric, c,I, ,,,,,,s nj, HaIu2n',n me-.
iirL t,I.' ''ii' W. =" !o'H '4'.
49, 10 a., Jnr, mU 'u, t1, IN -"''-
~ d,ri' 49, az" n'"Ill 3r'I' vl1
M NOM. ",,5 ,I, ~ TO- T'."yo, AN" ''u.
INK d,s,,. '" wa" IN. I"HNt Ut" nr,,' ''I'
but ''" ~ Eli . tNI ~" 'vi". l'''.
NJ ,in," ,""ri w. ~" a. 9l ,'l.''
had brii,i .lo.o Rim 'i
M tos,nr INA ',rl, - -'"" "''"'s u"
""' Walter shine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
The CLUE

i. paopvhammers are the young people
In Children who read the lo rbn $ n aSc
5nent or ~ charges OF any kind connected
81 ,he club. Boys and girls Who read
posi- NAV be enrolled as active mem'
4 ~ sending name. age and address.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
hi. for the HappYhammersI CIub.

boy or girl in the United ,G st Sta seSa GSg
II I'll her name 10 the editor OF the page.
<ters RS must be addressed Houston lost
Eyhammer Department, Houston Tex
i not write on both sides Of your paper;
YOU wish to use a fancy name, Se SEN,
I'M be printed unless this rule is com
a with ,.......,..,, or
a" with a capital letter.
%s Inc object OF all Happy hammers 10
&mrr happiness when and wherever
Ible Hence the club name ana motto.
Srhb flower is the violet, the cluO Tree
i've oak and the club ,bo.dpS pet b Is inc tns
absrs themselves. The favorlte Nog OF
3Iappyhammers is the Scotch COLE or
ID erd. r,.,
II club colors are rose and gray. Thesn
n are Intended to be worn with o.
1tut the club button or pin. They are
Il into a badge by pinnirg or sowing
@ther two pieces Of narrow ribbon. one
HI pink and the other Of light gray.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

""e punn oJ
Previously reported ....,,,..'''''''' 80 80
Grand total .......,. go -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

Pcndictonyille, Texas Dear Haphammer'
Won't Won all let me IN and chat n whlef
My uncle has boon taking Tho posi five az
six years and ! have never TAXED up cUuI.
age enough 10 write. How many of Won
Haps lik, reading? ! do. for one NV
brother and have been going To school
three weeks; It was the subscription school
l have such had pcn that I can hardly
write. ] viii ask the Hapt somt mes pns.
WHY Is boy working his sums axe a
strT,nlY Wbv does Il nau sncozc tnrco
TIMES? What three letters make a hoy
lnau? WHY Is a gun ika 4 jury? II this
letter is not good enough to be printed /
viii my again. viii MD YOU all alden
Waiter HMdwlck
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

Vas not born great nor was greatness
tmtuSi np9n him. In 1854 Mr. tludstuuc
nov reform Mi II increased thr nmnther
OF voters from hW0OOo a. 1.Wn.ttp A. al
i,suU oi this many mcu of humble origin
mHNe secured seats In The house OF com.
nlI.S MS lAhors for the Irish poor on hc.
nau ni representation in parliament have
Iu"'Hr'd MIN 90 tho hearts 81 an truc Ir.sh.
me ,"tovc not alone for the good N ire.
N.Y. nNl mat De might htt,cr tho worl
pViiN the steps ut tho throne \Sol
Mut r'oSc ana leave space frr some ono
t.S.. Love 10 Mrs. Foster aud ali tho
'"pS. M earnest llappyhammcr.
f,uS1lp Eotgt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

Bonner Teas. Dear Haphammcr: nave
Just finished reading the many Interesting
lttcrS written by the Haps. have ii
honCtclon ON my right hand ana ] am
writing this letter with my left uap,,
used to live in Lumpkiu, Ga. We cauir 10
to correspond with q Jolly Bonner maiden
Just say So and IN send them my address.
Come again, William Vaught Arthur Daw-
son. Madomolscllc. Indian and omega.
remain, "JcVcss +"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

Houston, TeXas.--Dear Haphammer' Ihat
Is fine suggestion Of yours, OMEGA, Ia
TO our helping fund. md II seems 20 me
that every Hap ought 10 give something. J
inclosc sri towards this fund. Now for The
contest vote for Robert y. Lee as being
mo .srcatesi imam horn In the Nineteenth
ceuturv 80 greater statesman. soidicr on
citizen has ever llyed IN America. He was
tho most celebrated American general ~
tho Confederatc service No distingul shed
himself Ia mnny battles aud mad the Soutn
had morc soldiers and fewer negroes ~
1881 we never would have surrendered, With
such a General "a lead us Haps, " you
iii win read INC life Of General Lee am
sure YOU VIII vote for him as the gre0tesi
man nf the Nineteenth century " nov
hope he will via In the contests Aistoiy
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
The Pleasure. of Old age.

No sane man would like to live his
life over again. 1t is astonishing how
the ordinary affairs Of life seem to
adapt themselves to your added years.
Ones pleasures are quicter, but quite
as enjoyable. TO live in the lives Of
your children, to watch their progress,
the development Of their minds. is one
great source Of pleasure. Then one has
music, reading, gardening, etc. May I
also add that took the advice of an
old friend some years ago who said the
two things most likely to give pleasure
in declining life were to learn whist
and to play the vlolonccllo?-A Man OF
Sixty in Spectator.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
MRS. WISE is FOR THE FIFTH
TINE CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
District Convention of w. g.
I. q. Ronors Resident of
California Once more.
Meeting is Adjourned After
Selection of OMic .rs-Has
Been Successful Session.
Council Bluff. Dept. world-Hcrald.

Council Bluff, Dept. World Herald.
The Sixth drstrcs convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
closed last evening after very sue
csssful meeting.
The officers for the past year we're
reelected for another year. They are:
President, Mrs Ida b. Wise, Califor-
mia; vice president, Mrs. Frances Will
lett, Woodbine; secretary, Mrs Hattie
b Men uyhton, Woodbine; treasurer,
Mrs. May King, Little Sioux.
This was the fifth consecutive cleo
ton of Mrs Wise as president.
The report OF the district secretary
showed that the district organization
hal increased during the last year
from ten to fifteen unions, that it has
m sde the highest percentage of growth
among the districts in this state, and
now haa 243 paid up members 1t IS
the only district union in Iowa having
gain of over 100 i'm membership dur
ing the last year, and will have charge
of the benefit" program at the state
convention of the Women's Christian
Temperance union in Shenandoah, Ia,
October to 4, inclusive, receiving the
proceeds of the collection taken at
that meeting.
The report of the treasurer showed
q balance of 1924.
Some of those who were to appear
on yesterdays program we're preven-
ted from coming by the storm of Tues
day night. Papers and talks were
presented during the forenoon by Mrs.
Ida Selvy, Loveland; Mrs. Cowans,
Carson: Mrs j. d. Peterson, Marne,
and Miss Klttie Butler, Little Sioux.
During the afternoon session paper
upon "Purity Teaching in the Public
Schools by Mrs. Anna Webb of Cal
j ifornia Junction, was read. 1t was
4 followed by an animated discussion in
which the idea was advanced thatpub-
lie school teachers should supply the
lack of proper home training in the di-
ERECTION of pure living and thinking
Mrs. Ellen X. Denny delivered ex.
temporaneous talk upon "How to Ele-
vate Home Life" She declared that
ore of the essentials to this end was
the absolute equality of both parents
The subject of parents Responsible
ties" was handled by Rev. Mulleneau
Of 10 1p,1,n ~ M,
i Mrs G. G Baird of this city with 9
very beautiful paper on the same sub.
ject.
"The Boy and His Father" by Mrs.
Harvey Johnston of Logan, "The
j Coming Child-Its Divine Right to BE
Well Born" by Mrs. Bassett of Little
Sioux and Mrs. Frances Willett OF
Woodbine;; "Intemperance and Impur
ity,' by Mrs. A. r. Bishop of Atlantic
and Mrs. N. NJ Hover, Council Bluffs
were other interesting features of 6
very profitable program.
At the concluding meeting of the
convention last evening the state pres
ilent, Mrs. Martin III. Durham of Bur
lington, delivered an address in which
she presented an array of statistic.
and contended that the brewers of the
! country control the action of the pc
lltical parties on the liquor question
Resolutions were adopted, among then
being one condemning the army can.
teen.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
q. w. Ford, plumbing.
.The Commercial Club"

In the manufacture of his latest
brand, "The Commercial Club" Mr..
has made radical
change from other five cent cigars in
asmuch as the tobacco which is used
in the manufacture of the new brand
is worked damp and shaped by hand
and allowed to dry in the cigar, thus
to the cigar those essential
qualities sought after by all smokers;
tirmness and free smoking.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

Mr.. Daniel Bantz, Otterville. a.,
says: "Have had asthma and very
bad cough for years, but could get no
relief from the doctors and medicines
l tried, until l took Foley's Honey
and Tar. 1t gave immediate relief,
and done me more good than all the
other remedies combined"
AL q. S. OSBORNE.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
Fine Writing.

by the way, Naggus," asked Borus,
who was lounging in the Office Of the
literary editor, "what do you consider
The finest piece of writing in exist
ence?"
WELL" answered the literary editor,
with yawn, 1.-The Ten Commandments
written In circle Of the size of n silver
quarter is about as fine as any have
ever seen."-C,hicago Tribune.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
For Whooplng Cough.

"Both my children were taken with
whooping cough" writes Mrs. o. Il.
button of Danville, Ill. "a small
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar cured
the cough and saved me DOCTORS
bill" G. s. OSBORNE.
AL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
You will lose money if you let
your job of painting before figur-
ing with D 8 Livingston. If
G. w. Ford, plumbing.

High living, intemperance, exposure
and many other things bring on
Bright's disease. Foley's Kidney Cure
will prevent Bright's disease and all
other kidney or bladder disorders ii
taken In time BE sure to take Foley's.
AL G. s. OSBORNE.