Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
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ACT WlTH DISCRETION
EsslieT Walkers Report Favcrably
ca Propositions Made by
Company Manage
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After deliberations extending
over snvaral days time, a Com
mittee representing the boiler
makers nj the rail road shops in
this city and whoafe now affiliated
W ith the Brotherhood of Boiler
Makers and Iron Snip b ,ilders,
will report to Master Mechanic S
a Teal this afternoon, of their ac-
ceptanee OF the prop ,sitions and
concessions granted the Boiler
makers ut the conference held
here recently between the mana
cement of the Elkhorn system
and the Committee. Because Of
the absence from the shops of one
of the Committee today, the re-
port may not b. given to Mr. Teal
this afternoon, but the Company
will have Off ;iAl notice OF the
mems decision before Monday at
the outside.
la their deliberations the boiler
makers have considered more
than one feature and their report
accepting the Company's pro-
posais will cause general rejoicing
on the part OF the citizens Of this
city as it accomplishes an ami
cable settlement of the differences
between employee and employer.
White Man Turned Yellow
Great CONSERVATION was felt by friends
of NJ. 4 i!ogarty OF Lexington, Ky,
when they saw he was turning yellow.
His skin slowly changed color, also
his eyes and he suffered terribly.
His malady was yellow Jaundice.
lie was treated by the best doctors,
bnt without benefit Then he was adj
.vlsed to try Electric Bitters, the won
derful stomach and Liver remedy, and
he writes: After taking two bottles
/ was wholly cured" A trial proves
its matchless merit for all Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles. Only soc.
Sold by Elliott and Harvey Druggist.
Sir Francis Laking, physician
to King Edward, is not 8 faddist
and he never breaches. His gem
eral advice is, /" Do as you like
eat what you like, drink what you
like and smoke what you like, but
do everything in moderation.
When asked what we're the secrets
of long life Sir Francis said that
there we're three Of them. "The
first Of these" he said, is the con-
servation of energy, the second is
moderation and the third is sys-
TEN. The greatest of the three is
conservation of energy. And you
mustn't worry. That is all /"
Among those who shook hands
with Grover Cleye!i.nd at the Til
den club dinner in Nav York was
Frank III. Brooks, long a newspa-
per worker in this city. In the
course of their brief chat Mr..
Brooks said" Mr.. Cleveland, |
owe to you the only political hon
or ever conferred upon me. You
appointed me consul to Trieste,
but | did not care for that posi-
ton at the salary attached. Then
you changed the appointment to
consul general at st. Petersburg,
but family reasons compelled me
to decline again. "Let me shake
your hand once MORE" said the ex-
president. "Never before have |
had the distinguished honor of
shaking hands with a democrat
who refused two offices"
One of the visitors at the com
mencment OF Cornell university
the other day was NJ. Urban Cob
Ter, the we'll known editor of
L'Aurore, the author of 80 many
phamphlets against militar-
ism and clericalism, who is con-
sidered today as one of the strong