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REAL E~STATE-New. double house. near Cen
trail ave, south OF Twentieth st: seven rooms
each side and complete bath; elegantly deco
rated and finished; renting 1904 yearly; price
81. So: fine investment.
w. l.. STEVENSON,
126 T.. Market.
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wANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
X. SAWYER. les East Market street.
WANTED-Free outfit mailed at once 20 agents.
cut-price illustrated Christmas books, 13S
page book 12lsc. 222 pages 25c, 275 pages JVc. 3Ss
pages 75c. FERGUSON. 1888 Fifth, Cincinnati.
WANTED-Agents wanted; we pay 40 per cent
commission and give 5000 cash prizes besides;
we send outfit free; send name and address,
agreeing TO return outfit IL not pleased; We will
send il at once. HOUSEHOLD GUEST Co.
Agents Dept, Chicago. III.
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HELP.


WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
x. SAWYER, rs East Market street. -
WANTED-Traveling salesman 20 the wholesale
and retail trade only; salary S,SD and eN-
penses. THE NATIONAL, 81 Csxton building
Chicago
WANTED-Any person who will distribute cir
culars for IS daily should address
co, 4 Wells, Chicago. STEADY position. NO
canvassing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. positiOns-Thousands OF
apDOintments TO be made. examinations m
every state. Circular rs, giving full particulars
as to positions, salaries. etc, sent free. ADDRESS
NATL CORRES. INSTITUTE, Washington
D. g..
WANTED-Salesman; old-established New York
house (ea and coffee importers and roasters).
with fancy canned goods and up-to-date cigar
departments, have desirable opening FOR sue
cessful tea and coffee or wholesale grocery
salesman commanding condensed trade in Indi-
ana: give full particulars territory now work
street, New York.
WANTED-Experienced grOceryman; perma-
nant place 10 right party. THE w H.
BLOCK CO.
WANTED-Carriage mecnanIcs. Dlacksmiths.
pafpters. trimuers. warerOom craterS anu
woodworkers. Cincinnati, the carriage manufac-
turing center OF the United States. needs more
carriage workers for its increasing trade; p
shops built $50, COO vehicles this year; steady en-
ployment: good wages; good schools; rents and
living cheap. Address with references. u. s
VEHICLE MFRS. ASSN, Box lS, Station r.,
Cincinnati, O.
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Beautiful residence. northeast corner Of Penn
~sylvania and Twenty-second SITS; 8 rooms, COM
plete bath. furnace. both gases. city water,
cabinet mantels; elegantly finished and ar
ranged. This property is actually worth $1,000.
Can be purchased for $1,000 If sold this month.
This is the best bargain offered on the North
Side.
W. Z. STEVENSON.
126 e. Market,
Sole Agent.
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WANTED-POsltion. Young man stenOg-apher;
experienced: reference. Box 722. care Journal.
WANTED-Man and wife, col0red, would ike
place as first and second cook in city or sub
urb. 40 West Michigan.
WANTED-Situation wanted by an experienced
hOusekeeper in d private family; references.
Call Immediately. 1919 y. Alabama.
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LOST.

LOST.
OST-Rosecros pin; diamond set. Reward. T..
]. NJ, 37 n. West ST.
LOST-One red fez marked "Murat" on outside
and a. y. Y. in pencil on the inside: anyone
finding same Will oblge by leaving at ~ y.
Pennsylvania.
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your property with FRANk
A rRrNr~D zCC Eroet Market street
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DO YOU WANT XMAS MONEY!
SO. $50. $50, $40, $50. $50. so. $50, $50. 500.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES.
NO mortgage. No indorser. NO publicity.
Every 81 paid off loan reduces cost.
mo one need ever know
GUARANTEE lowest rates, easiest payments.
RELIABLE CREDIT co, Law Building.
Room 20L First floor. Walk up.
124 y. Market Street.
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Instruments filed Cor record in the recorders
ofHce Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending az 5 p. m. Nov. .. 1901. as
furnished b. the Indiana Title Guaranty ana
Loan company. No. 129 East Market street.
Both telephones S005.
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S520o.o0 Elegant, Strictly Modern Home OF
10 rooms. Alabama St. Mon ton Place.
$I200.O0 Beautiful, New, Strictly Modern
Home Of II rooms. Alabama. 81.
$500. 90 Strictly Modern Home OF . rooms,
Delaware, near 2lst ST. Bargain.
100000 90 Beautiful Brick House" Of 10
rooms, Corner goth and Delaware SITS.
$1,000 CO. Elegant Modern Home OF IL rooms.
East front, on Delaware, near goth.
WE HAVE MANY ODERN HOMES NORTH.
JOS. W. SELVAGE, AGENT,
1916 Lombard Building. Phones III.
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DENTISTRY.
D~ENTISTRY-Dr. s. F. Earhart. painless den.
fist. by the systematic treatment. 11iL W
Wash. St, Iron block, opp. II. T.. WATSON & Co.
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REAL ESTATE-Splendid S-room house on
Bellefontaine St, near Thirty-second; must be
sold this week; a snap at -, 600; will trade for
South Side property. i. T. CLINE AGENCY
12i L. Market.
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WANTED-Insu,e your property with FRANZ
X SAWYER. iSs East Market street.
FURNACEs-Once more IN the ring. The cheap
est place 10 buy a hrst-ciass furnace Is a:
sf6 :. Pennsylvania. New phone lt8s. HENRY
A STUMPF
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REAL ESTATE have several small farms
north of Fair Grounds, one OF acres. goo,
house. barn. SO, 500; 10 acres, good house. barn
81. 500: splendid 1S-acre piece. good house. barn
free gas, $500; trade for property in Indiana
polls. All of these farms arc south of Broae
Ripple. BENZ. +. CLINE AGENCY, 124 +
Market.
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REAL ESTATES. 500 buys Groom house.
Talbot ave. near Twenty-hrst st: a areat
bargain il sold at once. 3. Il. CLINE AGENCY.
1874 r. Market.
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BY ENR d. FAY. 12O East Market 81.
acres on a railroad with a good brick build
ing; 4 stories; 2Gx40. Half Of the ground VIII
s~ubdivide into lots. and pay for AL, leaving the
building suitable for manufacturing on the rail-
road switch; all for $500.
5000 equity IL n good downtown property to
trade for a good rental property. circumference
only $2,O00.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
MAY succEED CROKER.
Big Tim" Sullivan in Line if Tam
rnanY Is Defaatsd

New York, NOV. 3. Whatever the
outcome of the election. this cainpaign
win haze brought about one thing. ID
Will have established the Sullivans as
the actual rulers of Taminanv hall.
Should 'ramnan, win they VIII ln. ;ls
they have been throughout The present
fight. the power behind the throne ON
which sits Croker. I}ut til, i1 coYtro!
Will be much more emphatic and OBJ
vioas than ever before ON the other
hand. should Taunlanv lie osceataa
and Croker deposed. tie head az th,,
sulllvans. State Senator, Tiro.,tiYv n
better known as aRi., Tim .v.ill i,a ~,
logical successor. Those VINO ;ra,,
Zig Tim Well say that ha doaei,.- .,s.
pire 10 he tha ofticial ,a.,inr n, .i,a9r,s
many MAT hn realizes In bi,,,s..lf 80.
tain personal ulalitios v.l,i@b t-5,,id
n5iIj,ate apainst Nh, nc - f,9.,,.,
hearer oil the organization 1T Is ,,la,,s
10 Ms Hiking 10 co,t,nl s,n,,, ,l,,1 49,:
srourd lsiIt citc,,115st.,,,,.,,e. f'.,.,.,
the lea,iershio unon hi},
rney are mn i,,,erae.i}sa ~. ~, 49,
sulliynn M s,tc, ,Ss,,,.,.t,iI ,.,,i,, -, ~.
eve,, herora ,i.,.,, ,,it,.;s, ~ -
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,saet sd In ma 80, 49,, ,.,,,,'
aistr,ct mo- MAN can ,''i' isi,l'l'a's
hons, ,nr n salonn ,1.;,,t..;.,
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,,,,i,,, 's.es na ~, eualelt WIN
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Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
He Saw poupre.

Cleveland Leader: The antic OF liquer.'
befuddled individual on Wade Park car
one night recently furnished program
of laughable amusement for the other
passengers. The climax of his actions was
reached, however. when the conductor
came for his fare. After infinite research
the intoxicated man brought forth a dime
from the innermost parts of his clothing.
But by some trick of his optical organs
there appeared to him to be two dimes
and he labored for some time trying to
separate the dime into two 10-cent pieces.
AT last he handed it TO the fare collector
and demanded Is cents in change, and
seemed very much aggrieved that the con-
ductor only returned Il nickel to him.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
NEW INsULAR CASE.
May Cause Delay In Pending
Supreme Court Decisions.

Washington, Nov. 5.--Cases have
reached the supreme court of the
United States which, in the opinion of
officials OF the department of justice,
will cause the court to withhold it's
decisions in the pending insular cases
for weeks or months. The suits are
known as the Alaska license cases, The
first is the action of a man of the name
OF Corbus against the Alaska Tread
wen Mining company. Corbus Is a
stockholder In that corporation, and he
sues to recover the license fee paid by
tie company for the privilege OF doing
business In the territory. The question
involved Is whether congress has the
authority to pass Il taxing law APP
Ilicable to a particular territory as II
has done to Alaska. Tho cases at
tiacted no attention until hint was
sent to the department of Justice that
The question had "a bearing on the issue
I'm the second Dooly case, which in
volves the right of congress to levy
duties on goods going from New York
iGto Porto Rico.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
OHIO REPUBLICAN,
Victorious on Both State and Leais.
latiYe Iicka4s

Columbus, O. Nov. 6.-The r.pubI,
cans carried Ohio by heavy ,,l,,'aasaa
plurality ON tho.r state ii. ket and uili
have a greatly enlarged majority IN
the legislature The res.lt Gnntin,,...
the republicans in power in IN. s,o-.a
making nm epoch af ,welya ,o.,s ..' ~ T.,
succession for tl,at r,a,,,y ~, 90 a.'is ~
1t insures the election ar sena,n,. a,'.
the state ticket IS cstn,.,,odl 'a,aia,s sa on
The extent Of mo r.,,,,,5ia ~ ov,ooo.
is att,ihu,ad - ~ gupiacah t.,,. success
MOI votinfr :, ~, ,,i.t S..Ns' uenocfass
Mclean the democra,3' '..u'e VI yolih x.
governor Two ys,t,s 80 ~ et'laiaate ioH
me,,he, e,s ~, aso' anu the Ohio
corm,n,t,as. 80 ~, "e..!oDIa'ic national
ZION Of M W.. i'efios organiza-
causes 'si"D'iVaHS ana other
M ,,,,.,,.
,ar..al, 'Vi'u,iieails a''flpnte the result
's,st',a ,"t9py - .he popular desire not to
ais,u!p tle prevailing prosperity In nc
.o'eahee Win Senator Hannas appeal
s,, 70 ie' Wen enough alone" 10 the de-
sne 70 support iFesident Roosevelt in
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
KILLED BY The COLD.
The First Victim OF Season Is an Old
Man.

Fort Dodge, Ia, Nov. 6.--J. L. schroe-
der, who lived near Pocahontas, disap-
peared last Saturday. His frozen body
was found this morning in a cornfield
only a few hundred yards from his
home covered by a big umbrella, still
held as a protection over him.
Schroeder started TO drive home from
Pocohontas in storm of rain and sleet
on Saturday night. His team reached
home without him Sunday morning. By
indications found on the road the be-
lief exists that Schroeder tied his team
and covered by the umbrella. started
home on foot, lost his way and perished
from cold and exposure in the field
where he had taken refuge. Schroeder
was an old man and was unable to
stand the severe cold of Saturday
night. He was not intoxicated when
he left Pocahontas. He leaves q
family.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Mar,hall-B F. Cummings Of Marsha,,.

Marshall-B. F. Cummings OF Marshall-
town, republican.
Mills-Charles w. Black OF Malvern. re-
publican.
Mitchell--W. l.. Eaton of Usage, repub-
lean.
Monroe-N. E Kendall of Abba. repub-
lican.
MontgOmery-C. l.. Stratton OF Red OAK,
republican.
erty, republican.
Plymouth--E. o. Fields of Akron, repub-
lican.
Polk-TI L. Teachout of Des Moines and
e II. English of Valley Junction, repub-
lican.
Pottawattamie-John II. jerks of Avo-
ca and w. II. freeman OF Oakland, rq
publcans.
Poweshies-J. p Lyman Of Grinnell, re-
Ringgold-M. z. Bailey of Clearield, re-
publican.
sac--Joseph Mates of Odebolt. repub-
Scott-M. III. Calderwood of Edredge
and A. w. fiaman of Davenport, repuo-
licans.
sioux-c. W. Garter of Rock Valley. re-
publican.
Story Captain w. II. Greeley of Ames,
Tama-.I. t. G. Cold of Berlin, repub.
lican
raylor-W. ID. Blakemore of Bedford, re.
Union Charles Emerson. Creston. re-
publican.
Van Buren-I4ee Nagle of Milton, repub-
lican.
Marrcn-J NJ Anderson of Indianola,
Mapelo-N. +. Reed of Eldon, demos
crat.
Washington-c. j. Wilson of Washing-
Wayne-T. p. Walden of Allerton, re.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

activities. The postal card sent to DR..
Abbott read as follows.
"lB Wendell 10 enxious to have you
come out for fall baseball practice"
Dr, Abbott sent the following reply
10 Pre- sident Elliott.
- am very much gratiied to find
irom the inclosed postal card that !
lfyr been selected for tho fall base
bail squad, Do you suppose that my
work M university preacher VIII IN
ioifufe with this latest appointment z
Moreover 1 am not quite sure that my
record and standing AS an underrg grad
Do YOU suppose that Captain Wendell
has Looked this matter up thoroughly
before selecting me,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
CROKER ON RESULT
Tammany Chief Says People Wantca
Chanae,

:
New York. Nov. g. Mi. Croker. com
menting on Mr.. Shepards defeat. said
he could not aserfke II to amy one issue.
The people wanted . change. ne said
and the organization bows to the viii
OF the people Tammany Hall has been
wears. and If any one party were to re-
main in control for too long Il Period tbe
tendency would he toward a perpetiia-
tion OF power until the result would re
se1nbie a monarchy. ,FammanH Han
has always protiiesl bs defeat and i
hope will do so this time.
Mr. Croker said that All dissatisfied
persons had voted against the demo.
cratic ncllnee and that had contrib
Uted much to the result
As To his own plans in the Immediate
future he had nothing TO say. He said
however. taat Mr. Low would have TIE
good wishes of the democracy in his nd :
ili,liStrltion
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
The Dietetic and Hygienic Gaz,ttc

nc Dletstic nnd HyE:enic Gazettc
says: Walter Baker & Co. of Dor
chester, Mass, U. S. A., have given
years OF study to the skillful prepara-
ton of cocoa and chocolate, ana have
devised machinery and systems pc
cullar to their methods of treatment,
whereby the purity palatability and
highest nutrient characteristics are re-
tanned, Their preparations are known
me world over ana have received the
highest Endorsements from the melical
practitioner, the nurse and the intel
llgent housekeeper ana caterer"
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Debts W;pea Out.

Dubuque. Ia, Nov. Discharges in
Bankruptcy: Central division, William
ii. Minor, Algona; Arthur Maxwell. E,s-
therNiile; James Dawson. Greene.
Western division, Mary Il. Moon. San
born: Charles Moon, Sanhorn; William
"A. Powell. Sioux City; Frank "A. Scott,
Rock Valley; Bernard Vanderloan,
Rock Valley; Theodore Linden, SAM
born; Ernest \. kanneberg, Spirit
Lake; David Clud, Danbury; Lewis
-l.pffan MarcllE
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Results in lvon.

Rock Rapids, la. Nov 6.-1.yon county
elects as treasurer a. L. Wcberg, rcpub-
lican; sheriff, j. w. Woodburn, republi-
can; county superintendent. y. w. Griscll,
republican,; surveyor, j. II. Gilman, dem
ocrat: coroner, G. c. Wallace, republt-
can. On the legislative ticket Timothy
Donohue of OBrien county, republican,
wins. Big maiorites except for treas
Grer and sheriff are the rule.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

county, who was the author of the
local option" bill that WAS defeated in
the last legislature.
Returns up to 10 o'clock indic;ste re-
publican gains in Cincinnati. cleveland.
Tolcdc, GAINESVILLE, Portsmouth, Cam
ton, Springfield and othc, cities. the
notable exception being Columbus. the
Colonel James Kiibourne. the demo
cratic candidate for governor.
The greatest republican gains are
outside of the large cities Some ef the
democratic counties report the largesf
republican gains.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
May Be Murder for Money.

Fort Dodge, Ia, Nov. Antonio Ma
pail, the Italian laborer whose mangled
body was found in Hour barrel in Chi
cago, was at l-ivermore With Il gang
of 80 Italian laborers two months ago
He was engaged in surface work on the
track of the Minnesota and st. Louis
railway. Napali was a marked man
among lis companions because of his
saving habits. and ut the time when
he went to Chicago he had $500 or $500
in his possession. The motive of MUIR
der was undoubtedly robbery.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
To Locate lowa's Building.

Boone, Ia, Nov &C. j. A. Ericsson,
memebr of the Iowa committee OF the
ST. Louis exposition. has peen notified
that the Iowa locating committee is to
meet there November 12. The members
of the committee are S. NJ. Leach, Adel;
S. b. Evans. Ottumwa: j. j. Harten-
bower, Des Moines; William Logan,
INcolluk; w. f. Haywood, Des Moines,
and Lieutenant Governor j. G.. NIili-
man of Logan.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Poor chumplelan.

Philadelphia Press: why, pa, this is
roast beef" exclaimed little Willie at din
ner on the evening when MIR. Chumpleigh
wan present as the guest Of honor
"Of course" said the father What OF
that?''
Why. You told ma this morning that
you were going to bring Il mutton head
home for dinner this evening.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Fit, ~ Ei;lv Hamilton.

Odcbolt Chronicle: When Grover
Cleveland entertained Queen Lii at the
White house table the southern Bour-
hons didn't make amy fuss about it, all
though LII Was b,acser than Booker
Washington.
II YOU see it in tie Des Moines papers
try to remember where you saw it be-
fore.
Not to have heard of Uncle George
is TO have lived in v,lin-or III Ottumwa
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
State Auditor Issues Statement on
Increase In Business.

Dcs Moines, Ia. Nov. 6.-The state
auditor issued his quarterly statement
yesterday. 1t shows the largest In
crease in business ever shown ON the
auditors books. The increase, COM
pared with the close of business on
June 90 last, is S604S, 956.15. The assets
and liabilities of the 229 savings banks
are sS9 13,330.69. and of the % state
banks s56,390, ,016.2S. The largest item Of
increase is in deposits which are So
725.O31.5G heavier than at the close of
the last quarter. Bills receivable in
creased S5,O75,c1O.52.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

REPUBLICAN IN PLYMouTH.
Nearly the Entire County Ticket is
Elected by That Party.

I.eMais, la. Nov. 6. tTnofilcial re-
turns giNe cumnlins nearly 100 plural
ity IN rlSmouth. Couell, democrat. is
defeated by Fields, republican,, for rep
slce.ntatiVe by II. For sheriff. Hel-ron
republican, j. elected over Meir clem-
oerat by i43. Stang. republican. defeats
Winsl@W democrat. by 80, for trea sur
en- Iiisc, democrat. defeats. Shoup, re-
publiean. for supeHimt ndent by leo
The democrats elect Belly coroner.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Cauaht

Philadelphia Press: 20. N.Y." she ex-
Claimed, impatientls, wen be sure 10
mss the first act. We've been waiting a
good many minutes for that mother of
mine
Hours, should say,,' he replied, rather
tartly.
.ours?" she cried joyfully. 20, George,
this is so suldenn'
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Congratulated by Ssaapare.

New York Nov { Edward NJ shepard.
made public acknosl,tigen, If his d.
feat last night at pc!ee headquarters Rs In
BROOKLYN. He sent Il teles;rain Ga com
sratulatlon to Alr. Low ard 6icnted II
statement te She Reporters. III vilieA nc
expressed his hoi.a that the incomiig ad-
,l; m,l;h'strauon would be sliece ssfp, one.
His telegram read:
Wth al sincerity wish you he az
most success in the great Office 20 which
thee, leonle Of Grea,er New York hay.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

G. w. Carter for representative. g. j.
Bollls for treasurer. A. j. Henry for
sheriff, w. f. Chase for superintend-
cnt. all republicans, have practically
the same majority. The proposition to
remove the county seat TO Alton Is de-
ieated by ESQ majority.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

II should be extremely sorry to have
any suggestion of professionalism at
tach itself to the nine for the coming
season through my selection and /
should like To have the manager and
captain understand that / am quite
ready to withdraw from the squad if
" Is for the best interests of Harvard
athletics that ! should do so, I should
have preferred to be In football, Yours
sineerely,--Lyman Abbott"
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
THE CHAMPION WING SHOT.

Capt Eogarlns Has q Dangerous Es.
.>es'en -, ], Vt Comes Out U,hu-..
Ferris; Wheel Park. Chicago, Nov. 4.
CanF. n. III. Nogarllus, the champion
wing SHOT of the world. has spent the
summer here. His shooting school has
been enc of the features OF the Park
during the sDasen. He has given many
exhibitions and his skill with the rife
is superb.
The Captain tells of ve:y close call
he once had when living at EllMart,
Ill. lie Lad been Il sufferer FROM Kid
ney disease for several years, ana it
rapidly developed into Bright.s Disease.
All his friends told him that this was
ineurable, and that he woiii! never get
better
To say that he was alarmed is to put
1t very mildly. This plucky man hal
faced many dangers. and it made him
sick At heart TO think ;Aat at last he
was TO be conquered by such Il cruel
Gee.
II last he heard Of i medicine that
he'd cured many such eases Dedtl's
Kidney pills. He used them and was
completely restored 10 gool health.
lie says: II attribu.e my present
coed health 10 Doeld's Kidney Pies and
to nothing else"
The New York banks keep nearly
$500, ,Ggo,0c0 loaned cut.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Loss Was Underestimated.

Merrill la, Nov. G.-rhe report of the
loss sustained by Andy Thompson in
last Saturdays fire was underesti-
mated. Mr. Thompson says his house
hold goods and keepsakes, which We're
i'm one of the box cars burned, We're
worth 50, 500
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Probably Killed.

aged 2S. of Pittsburg, Kan. fell be-
meath freight train at Westfeld and
had his right arm taken off and his
back fractured. His recovery is inpos-
sil,ia
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Republican in Crawford.

Dennison, la Nov 6.-Tor the first
time in many years Crawford county
elects a republican, Hugh Langan. rep
iesentative. Phillips has four plurality
in the county.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

Piso's Cure for Consumption alway5
gives immediate relief i'll all throat troil-
oles.-F. Il. Biernan, Lei3sic, Ohio Aug.
81 1901
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
A Soft Answer.

Lifei .Rhe-Wal dear, after that you
must eeknowledge that yon are fool
" ! married you'll managed 10 keep " =
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

Mrs. win=iow's soorn,so ssKv5. for Children
teething soften the gains, reduce, inllanm,:!oa
eiAays uaii cures wind collie &c bottle
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
Cowles a Winner.

republican, is reelected to the house by
30. Cummins carried the county by 1llO.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07
ORANGE CITY WINS.
Sioux County Court House VIM Not
BE Moved.

Orange City, Ia. Nov. 6,--Complcte
returns for SiouS county, except four
precincts give Cunmins Loss plurality
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

ALI. Ur-To- DATE uuUsExEEl.aRs :
Use Red Cross Bail la!ue. |. makes clothes
clean and sweet as when new. All groctrs
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-07

i:nviahiy Situated.
Life: ''iaS-e they enough money to live
on their i!lcone?"
Why they have encugh to live beyond