Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-31

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Loots the Hotel.
The following appears in the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil of this
mornings issue concerning the
looting of a Woodbine hotel re-
Gently:
WooDB1NE, Jan. 25.-A couple
OF weeks ago there appeared in
town a couple who purported to
be Mr. and Mrs Fred Sears. They
took lodgings in Van Sickel's res
taurant Everything went smooth
ly until last night, when Mrs
Sears, accompanied by Mrs Van
Sickel, went to church. Mr.. Sears
stayed at home aud while the
ladies We're attending divine wor-
ship he went through the rooms
up stairs. He let his grip out the
back window with the booty he
got and started to church, when
ne met the two ladies coming
home. He asked to speak to his
wife and Mrs Van Sickel walked ON
alone and when she looked around
the couple had Disappeared
This was the last seen of them
aud as they did not get much of
value it is likely they will be al
lowed to 60 without moleetation.
w lIambietom' 1908 9th st, Detroit.
says: sIlartwlg's Lung Balsam speed
lily cured ma of Il bad attack OF lagrippe
! always keep 1T in the house now >
Natures specific for coughs, colds, sore
throat, la grippe, plellrisy and pneu-
monia j ID Brown 4 Son j3l
Good Argument for the Faith
Cure DeVotees.
AT the present writing all that is
necessary to precipitate hostllities IN a
household in the eastern portion of
this city is the mere mention of qul-
nine
The story relating to the affair is
rather hard to obtain but one i'm a
position TO speak with assurance cor
corning the matter has youchsafed the
following information:
A few days ago the lady of the
household contracted the grippe and
sent to the drug store for dozen
capsules of quinine, the panacea for
all such complaints. The quinine
was procured and placed on Shelf
along side another box containing q
dozen empty capsules and the invalid
commenced taking the medicine. n
short time after she commenced tax
ing the capsules she commenced to re-
cover and before many days was en-
tirely we'll and was not the least
backW ward about shoWering unstlnted
upon the qainine treat :
ment but that is all history now. Dav
before yesterday she was busting Off
The clock shelf and brush box to
the floor and out rolled the twelve
fDr 1Iao \, ,tni,
a hurried investigation revealed the
fact that she had been taking empty
capsules and thus ends the story so
far as the public is concerned but it is
safe to wager there is considerable un
written history concerning the affair.
Mrs DIR Musick is again in her
Office after one weeks absence
from the city on account of the
death of her mother in kirksville,
Mo. Drs Musick and Mem urray
have large Osteopathice prac-
tlce in Omaha and this city, also
making regular visits to Logan
and Woodbine. There is NO
treatment that SO readily conuuers
grippe in it's first stages as Os-
teopathic treatment. Nothing
takes hold Of old chronic cases so
effectually as Osteopathy. Alldis-
locations, nervousness, paralysis.
rheumatism, kidney trouble, asth-
ma, goitre, dropsy, lumbago,
eczema, constipation, piles, dis
eases of the spine, st Vitus dance,
insomnia, diseases of the eye and
ear, and all cureable diseases il
taken in time can be cured by
Osteopathy. Call at their office
Deur block, rooms l, 2, 3, for con.
sultation which is free of charge
Calls answered at all hours
Phone 1873.
Since last report County CLERK
ELS Garrison has issued the fol.
lowing licenses to we'd:
Dean Purcell 81
Nellie Thompson ........ q
Claude Faris. L.