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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05
seALY.

Miss Essle Aiexander OF La Grange re
turned home Thursday after visiting few
days in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Stone visited in
Houston Monday
Miss Mnudc Bushwall IS visiting IN Bay
Mis- \. e. Baker spent "Wednesday IN
MIS- Jennie wick left this week for Bart
leff where she has accepted position IN q
millinery establishment
Alr. Freeman Doak ana wlie ana son 1au
Miss ida Cain Of Deep valley, w Na-
,.sre IA ire city few hours last Wednes
Gsg on route 10 Bay Ctr, where they Will
visit relatives.
~. nx1ntNE for Chius ana Fevers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

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II do certify am personalv we'll accr Tx. -
Won Enge offhs city and that gentleman IL bnr
and integrity and worthy confidence N ~
Us HENRY DrrDnIoH
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ented and awarded with first BY German government Il r
INDIGESTION S-S"s = cures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

Take oXIDlNE for chius sna FeEefs,
Cure guarantee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

ring S indigestion powder before tho the posi-
cure an sufferers OF diseases
want OF appetite pain and
ness ntness nervousness constipation mentioned
discusses are caused from lack digestion commonly called dys
p Engen VIII furnish ready relief from excess
the stomach @ one Of the PRINCIPAL body
therefore requires special
not only @ properly receive the food digest
support the 's ~
Is well
IS ALL
cz
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The win
like
relief the
Money cheeuly returned p
Houston Texas New Phone 2O5 win medicine; per
box So for six = -
Mr. Browde suffered for twenty
Mr. w Simmons ticket agent at the Grand Central
grateful patrons
Will gladly
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
Ell crimen de Ia Carretera
PHN A DE MUERTE
POLIClAS COMPROMETIDOS

hombrs vaIisnte que habfa vsnido prastAf
una declaration an servlcio de IN icy -.
lOh, acofncidsnclasS del dia 4 ds fecn@
Abr1eadabPAl......
r. eabo Joa9 Ortfx aparscs eomplicAdo haSta
ahora en- oil asunto, y precisamense contrA eGi G
fue In deelaraci6n hseha por ei AssslnAuo 81
diA z. ,.a h+.
ahora an al asunso; y precisamenta desds 81
an oue se mat6 ORrdonA 80 notaba visible
mente su fAlt& de pressncls en- 81 @cMVo seE
vIcio, resuItando enfermo hay gus n0aAk gus
no 10 estAbA para dAF oil GpaseoS por iA S@FEs'
hi individuo G uti6rrsz aparscs compliead ado
hAsta ahora en- el asunto; prec1semenbs 81 Is
diA dal aHasinRto de OaFpona despuss oeI ass
uinmto lego esta ciudAd con unos Fasgnnos'
Y al diA de Novlsmbre Juan CArdona
Dulles manifssto o una persona de sssa ciu1ao
que habi& sido desArm&do el caoo Lars Is
habfR hecbo GpGTecer IN cuchillo en- 10 eintura
denunciAndoio, 10 cual como que inolea que 30
fha "a prsuarando oil medic de coaceionarle.
10 eual uuede daP IDEA de una eonfsbulAeion
paYa Eesr dsfo Rl pobrs ciuaadanos indefsnso
' humflde, Que vino . servir q l& 1ustlcia
al Csrdona Sc rasiro sin armRs, 10 m1smo
oua al hermano; pnes fscil es comprendeF CO.
mo tsmsn Ell cAasigo de ID ley nusssros campe :
sinoa; eutos no tsnfAn intsr6s, que nadie 10
tsndrfR, en- no ser nusvamante registraoos pOr
In policfA conducidos D la cArce.
cny6 musrto Cardona ss& mismR noehs,
en- ell ssno, siempEe Am2nts gsneroso, del su-
blime autor del UnivArso
iTerribls dfA z para kodos l......D
Del fAIo judicial de ese cFfmen monssruo-
90 que nos ocupa, ssta pendisnte 10 opinion
aansAta de lR tsla.
JAmks habfAmos visto IN erfmsn mas co.
barde mas dssvsrgonsado.
Ahora falta qua Ia juEtieia de los hombres
90 manifesto ssvsra IL isxiblss s1smpiarisan'
do con al caatigo, caigsn cuisines ca1gsn.
El qua delinque ca m criminal: sur1a ds
abaio, descisnd& de Arfib&.
Todoa han cRido Al peso Q l& leys ID ley
dsbs ser fguRImsnts rfgidA con todos.
ConhRmog en- In ractitud de los 1usces dc
aoueIla CoPta de Dlstrito.
Ei horribIs crfmsn de 10 eArratsga de Anlsco
elama vsDganzs, ssa VsngRnzR sst6 en- Ia JUS
ticia dc loa tRl0uuAles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
BARQUETE

Hoy sc celebrs IN gran banquete en-
el Ohmpo en- honor del seflor padre de
Mr. Bird, director de xThe San Juan
NswsS del senador Blasfehard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

va ne h& eomunlcado a los asssinos de
Juan OardonR dulles, In petiei6n fiscal. Seghn
eBtas oil horripilanta .dslito es de aSssinato en-
primer grados ineurriendo las ctEcunStRncias
RgrRvanssS de prsmeditRei6n, alevosfs, noe
turnidad y sl CUE So vsrincAse oil erfmsn en-
dsspoblado.
eabo de 10 poilefa insulRr jose Oftix LlRugsrs
Natalie YAfisE, RRfael Gutierrs1-policf& mu'
nIclpAI-y RodoIfo Lara, cabo de 10 misma.
La Aeusaei6n dc eStos Hugstos estA cargo
del RbogAdo Cromwell.
L. defsnsa IL tisne sncom snd& don Pas
casio de Fa1&rdo dc CRFdonA.
Com Tsspscto In lectura de las conelusio-
nss provlsionalSs dice nuaEtro colagA GLA Voz
de la Patria.S
Ella dsfsnsa pidi6 tempo para qua los
AeusRdos pudisFan eontestar . Ia seuSRci6n y
fne concedido, con arrsglO 10 Ley.
El Fiscal indie& que puadsn ser iuIgAdoE
los pRocesAdos por I'm 1uFAdo de docs personAs
Al ser intsrroRAdos los acusados por sl
nscRls Bobrs Hi BE eonSidsrRbSn culpAblsS,
Conbsst&Kon que NO.
Una copiA de 10 acuuAcl6n fue dada cAda
uno de eIloS.
El Acto rssult6 muy imponents y tisne
81 Rsunto RspectC muy I6rio.
FL juieio oral Sc hA Be IalAdo para ssts N -
sl ssfior Fsiardo pressn16 al tribunal una
sxcepci6n psrentoriA que fne impUgnadR por
al ministerio p6blieo, dsnegkndolA en- de1nt-
silva los mRgiatrados.
@&A Wv 90 S@AADsSA@ 50 ObsSA
muehas eoineidencl1S extFaf -. cuyA exposiei6n
dsiRmos o un diario ds MayAPhaz
eSa les GocurTi6S-queramoB suponeP-R
JoRe ofti1 Rodolfo LarR y Rafael Gnti6rrss,
y otroS, dGr nm pASSo hAcer un vlais por 10
eRPRataFa de Aliases.
Indudablsmsnts GpAssoS, puss EerfR mu-
cha GsoineidenclaS que Sc les ocurTiera viaiAr
8 iE nego clos . esR mismA horAs todos.
Y dSspueI del GpAseoD SO tuvo eonocimis en-
30 On toda 10 cIudAd que, por distintos cAmi-
NOS, hRbfRn regrssRdo In idem los touristas,
sin hRher pAsAdo mueho mas leios dc Ia GQus.
brRda de OEo1 IohI Ia GQusbrAdR de OfoS que
ha Rdquirido dannitlvAmsnts una eslsbridad
moPtuoTiA.
dsGpUeI, Gs dice que Ss &sssin6 q nm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
NOt1C1aS

LA bella st1orila csgu III Juanita Aponss
sstk pasando una tampoTada en- II capital. en-
10 casa de don HiIarino Lopex ospsro.
Hemos recibido st primer n6msro del &Ar-
pap, peri6 1ico que dirijido por don Luis Bs.
mites. s. publicR en- Mayagnss.
No tisns fschR fia para "a salida.
El presidiario Lorsn1o Burgos cachala
pidi6 Sc 10 induItara del rssto de ID pena de
docs o. fios que aufre por homicidio.
El honorable Attornsy, ha dado Fespuassa
negatlva.
Modesto Torres, sscrstario del iusgado de
pax de Yauco, se le sigue psobsso por deliso
aleetoral. A pasar de sllos contin1A fnngisn-
do de sscretario.
Sc ancuentra gravamenta snfsrmo al aprs'
ciabIe cabalIsro don jose PAiaeios EchsvarFiss
antique PKocurador de San Juan. Dsseamos
su restablecimisnto.
IA stdo nombrado secratario del iuzgado
de pas de Morovis. don Grsgorio Rodriguss
Efcribano.
sa ha dislosado nm braxo en- San GsrmGn
don Joaquin Bsamud.
Ri polltfA Juan DiviIa fue multado CON
$40 por haber dejado fugar nm preso que linn
Eiaba les GALES de San Juan, 10 euAi 90 debio
81 deseuido del policfa.
Ha dsiado de existIr IN Arroyo sl antique
comerciRnta y eiudadano espan0l don jose
Maria Gonzalez L6pez.
Un amigo nusstro hRs1epositado an ssta
EsdRcci6n una pulsera an forma de eadena, de
metal dorado. Ii persona que se crea con de.
rscho o ella pueda solicitarla.
Sc han nombrado profesorss amsrieanOs
para eubrtr vaeantes en- Las essuelRs de Cabo
Roio, Marieao Las MarfRs.
HA sido trasladado BArrRnq uiiSs Ell cAbo
de la policfa, senor Glmensx.
Don Pedro dal Manz3no sst& nombrado
sscrstArio del tuEgAdo de pas de Vega BAia.
Para @uR@F Wm ResRRHadO
en- un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TIES DE BROMO-0UIN1NA. El boticario
10 dsvolverA 81 dinsr0 ri no cura La hrma
de q. w. GROVE - hallR sn eada catita.
-2QUEREIS ECONOMISARP pues com
prem D aus hiios ell cAIzado de La Maysgus.
zAna.-San Juan, San Justo II.
LEONOIO BARREIRO ~
Cirujano dsntista. ofrs- -
es sus ssTvicios 81 p6bli-
&C. Oalia dc Ruiz Bslvis. KS s
OaguAs, Pto-Riso. A2AN&4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

"A ASANBLEA DEL DIREcToRE0
Aver Sc verified la asamblea del co
mite directive federal
Estuvo espl6ndida.
Sc abrio el AUTO con IN mensaje de
don Santiago r. Palmer.
Con manifestaciones de profundo sem
timiento sc acept6 La renuncia que, con
caracter irrevocable, presento el presiden.
te del partido don Francisco de Paula
Acuna.
Sc faculto al direetorio para nombrar
una com1sion, que ira los Estados Uni
dos oportUnamente con las necsarias ms
trUcciones.
BE nombr6 al senior Palmer presiden'
te en- propiedad del partido.
Para sustltuir a don Francisco de
Paula Acuna don Herminio Diaz Ma
varro, fueron nombrados el ingeniero Sc
nor Annexi y Ell jurisconsults don Eduardo
Acufla Aybar.
Sc conoedio un expressive voto de
gracias al senor Palmer Sc ratified la
confanza que merece el directorio por sus
gestiones.
kuesta sobre ell tapete la renunoia
que presenta Ell seflor Munoz como <Le2-
derS del partido, no fue admitida por la
Rsambles, con pronunciamientos honrosf-
mos.
Hubo unos debates brillantes y una
harmonic exquisite.
ROsEND0 RIVERA
Rosendo Rivera, declara en- estos mo.
mentos. Hay mushos comprometidos, Sc
gun sc in6ere de su declaration.
PnssEomES
Eata tarde, probablemente, aesdecre-
taran machas prlsIonss de c6nplices.
POLgCGAS DE- VISTA
Muchos de esos completes tienen po-
licfas de vista a i'm ae que no evadan la
accion de la ley.
En- 81 HOSPITAL
:. Rivera sigue presO en- ell hospital nil
10 QuE TEME RIVERA
Rosendo Rivera tsme que se le meta
en- Ia carcel. Dice que allf serfa envene.
nado.
TEmREmTE CARB0
Ha sido ex1pulsado del Cuerpo de la
policfa insular 81 teniente Carb6, con mo-
two del asunto Rivera.
SE A8E0URA
Sc asegura que tambien serA suspen-
dido por el mismo asunto, el capitAn Sal
gado.
BAHQUETE
Hoy sc celebrs IN gran banquete en-
el Ohmpo en- honor del seflor padre de
Mr. Bird, director de xThe San Juan
NswsS del senador Blasfehard.
DUEIO
Ha falleoido en- Maysgtez don Car
los Deschoudens, acaudalado propietario.
Era snbdito frances y goaaba de gran
hr4innn an annnlla nfnnad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
DUELO

Ha fallecido en- Maysguez don Car
los Deschoudens, acaudalado propietario.
Era snbdito frances goaaba de gran
AsEtims en- aquslla ciudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
NOvenas de la Purlsig,,a

T0dRa astAs noehss ss VS. muv
Al tampl0 eAlolleo con mohv1 sOncutfIso
que as eslsorAn sn hoaoF 40 - PaIisima'
dignAmente por nnessr8 o,tsaIn0s.,a Ra-N' RssiaAoA
h1risA Maria Polo, a. marho rsaisa \ -,
suibos. A0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
Sc A8E0URA

Sc asegura que tsmbien serA suspen-
lido por el mismo asunto, el capitAn Sal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
san JUAN
P0r TELEGRAPH.

Dioiembre 10.
IA ASAMRLEA DEL DlRECT0RE0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

-Joss 9. del Vale (FoElalsaa 7r.l-oa-
Vos aM todos Ios csntR0s oasiRIss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

La bella &c forita csgt Ii JuAnita Aponss
sstk pRsando una tsmporada en- II capitai er
To- casa de don HiIarino Lopez Cspsro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

Ha sido ex7pulsado del Cuerpo de la
,olicfa insular 81 teniente Carbo, con mo-
ivo del asunto Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01
La DRMoCJRACLA
DEeeRACaA

I'm marinero del vapor de guerra
surto en- Ell puerto de Mayagiiez. pereclo
ahogado. Hfzosele IN gran entierro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-01

Rosendo Rivera teme que se le meta
en- La cArcel. Dice que all serfa envene
nado.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Racket Store
Geo nnr rn,,,

see our new jackson cOrSet3 at 29r.
Attorneys s III Cochran and
George W Egan of Logan we're in
the city this morning on their way
to Cincinnati township.
A Edgecomb is an Omaha busi-
ness visitor this afternoon.
Mrs. L w Schnurr went to
Omaha this afternoon. She will
visit there with her sister Mrs. z
b Wier for few days.
+. w. Myers is building new
porch at his residence on Bird st.
This was Mrs Seth Morgau's s
birthday and some three score of
her old time friends from town
end country gathered at her home
east of this city to frolic and
feast in honor of the occasion. 1t
was also the 35th anniversary of
the marriage of Hardin Aldrich
and wife, who by their presence
also added zest to the occasion. =
Dolly News, Ia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Strike Closes /. c. Shops at Wat.
erlOo.


Because of continued labor
troubles in their Waterloo shops
whore 425 workmen are employed,
the Illinois Central railroad COM
pany yesterday ordered the clos
ing of their entire plant i'll that
city, the shut down to be OF an In
definite duration. When it's plant
is in operation the Illinois Cent
RAILS pay roll in Waterloo amounts
to about $1,000 week and now
the Waterloo people have COM
menced to wonder "Where they
are at"
The trouble originated some
time ago when the skilled laborers
refused to work with the un-
organized employees, demanding
of the company management that
every employe who did not belong
to a labor Union be discharged
Immediately. The Company re-
fused to discriminate, consequent
ly the strike and subsequent clos
ing of the shop. Orders have
been posted stating henceforth all
repair work will be done at 1T.
Dodge and Freeport.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
East Lynne"


AS stated in last weeks issue. east
Lynne" is to be played at the New
Theatre Friday evening, April 18th
The star Of the company was formerly
member of the Empire Theatre COM
pany of New York, Miss Courtnay
Morgan. Her performance of Lady
Isabelle" in "E4st Lynne" created q
furor in New York and she deter
mined to tour the country on her own
account. Last summer her vacation
was spent in foreign lands. While in
Paris she purchased several thousand
dollars worth of exquisite costumes
from NJ. Felix, the celebrated man
milliner of Paris. To those of our
ladies who do not often have an op-
portunity to see the latest modes from
the fashionable centre of the world,
these gowns will be treat. Miss
Morgan's supporting company has
been carefully selected with view of
special fitness for the characters por-
trayed. The scenery is all new and
complete, nothing whatever being re-.
quired belonging to the opera house
except the drop curtain. The scenery
is so arranged that it can be used on
any stage, without sighting the per-
formances. With such surroundings
East Lynne" will doubtless attract
and delight very large audience.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
A Peculiar Accident has Serious
Result

As q result of a very peculiar ac-
jc'dent that happened in the North
Western switch yards here last
night about S:45, Fred Orr, who
has been working on the night
shift only for short time, sus-
tanned injuries from which he will
be incapacitated for several weeks,
the final outcome of his Injuries
being undeterminable for som
time. The switch engine, with
which his crew was working had
been in the west yards for a short
time and when the accident hap
pened was passing the yards to the
east end. Mr.. Orr and a fellow
workman by the name of O'Neal,
were standing on the foot board,
at the front end of the engine,
which was backing up at the time
lu making sudden stop the en-
gineer applied the air brakes with
slch an abruptness that both men
we're hurled from the narrow rum
ming board, Mr.. Orr striking on
his head against the cylinder head
of the engine. His nose was mash
ed to pulp, long, deep cash cut
across his forehead, and he was
generally bruised and shaken up.
DIR. Colt was called and dressed
his wounds.
His many friends here will re-
gret to learn of the serious mis-
fortune that befell Moses Cool
baugh, formerly of this city, in
Springfield Mo. last Saturday,
while out driving. His horse TAX
ing fright at a street car Mr. Cool
bough attempted to quiet the ami
NAL and in the effort he was
thrown to the pavement and drag
ged for considerable dis tance, his
face and head being painfully cut
and bruised.
Jene Deur returned this after
noon to Omaha after visiting here
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Deur for few days.
L w Kenny, Jr. of Blair, county
clerk of Washington county, was
in the Valley yesterday AFTERNOON
and evening the guest of ] p Ed
wards.
Miss Bessie Crowder is now
with Stoddara's millinery store.
William Miller started yester-
day evening for Chicago, in which
city will occur, today, the marriage
of his neice Miss Mable Babbitt
to MIR A L Campbell of San Fran
cisco CAL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
improvements in Missouri Vale,

Not satisfied with double track
ing its line from Chicago to Oma-
ha, the Chicago & Northwestern
road is preparing to make extern
sive improvements at Missouri
Valley this summer. Contracts
have been let for the grading for
fifteen miles on new sidetrack and
there is talk that new shops will be
erected this season or next. Sur.
veyors for the Northwestern have
been at Missouri Valley for num-
ber of days and they are said to
have given out the Information
that they are locating new depot
and stock yards that will be con-
structed during the summer
Omaha World Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Will Outdo Chesterfield in Polite.
ness.

"There are to be great doings on
the Northwestern when the new
book of train r ules gets down to
work." says the Nonpareil. "Slapg
is going to be cut out entirely and
drawing room conversation will
hereafter be the rule.
"The conductor will remove his
hat before going into a parlor car
aud will indulge in society chit
chat with the passengers as he
punch--oh beg pardon as he per-
forates their tickets.
Instead of growing out saint
no train till tomorrow, the station
agent will remove his cap and say
with a bow 4 regret very much
madam, to tell you that the supply
vi trains of superior class for to-
lay is exhausted. Perhaps you
might care to attend the railway
employees Emerson club this even
ing while you are waiting
"The engineer, rs he kisses his
white gloved fingers at his society
acquaintances along the road will
request the fireman to lay aside
his Goethe for minute and re-
plenish the furnace.
"The brakeman will no longer
cause you to awake with wild
snort of fear by shouting 'Miz-
zoury Vallee' in your ear. Instead
a pale and refined being in dress
suit will deal out copper plate an
nouncements to the effect that the
train will pause twenty minutes at
Missouri Valley for luncheon and
Vespers.
"They are going to be fine and
fancy on the Northwestern. One
thing however worries us. What
would happen to an ordinary low
down individual like ourself if we
should enter a Northwestern par
lor car after 6 o'clock in the even
ing wearing a frock coat instead
of dress suit??"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Northwestern Men Change Under
Reorganization Scheme

A semireorganizatlon of the
operating department of several
divisions of the Northwestern
road will be effected today. The
following are the more important
appointments and changes.
w NJ Wells, who has been sup
erintendent of dining cars of the
entire system for several years,
will become assistant superinten-
dent of the Galena division, with
headquarters in Chicago.
u A kellogg, who has been pri-
vate secretary to General Mana
ger Gardner, will succeed Mr..
Wells as dining car superintedent.
W D Beck is appointed assist-
ant superintendent of the Iowa
division, vice b g Schevenell.
Mr.. Beck office will be in Boone.
Iowa.
d g schevenell is appointed
superintendent of the Iowa and
Minnesota division with head
quarters Mason City, Iowa.
S NJ Braden appointed superin-
tendent of the Galena division,
vice W e Morris, resigned. Mr..
Braden's office will be in Chicago.
Stanley M Braden, who comes
to Chicago to assume charge Of
operation of the Northwestern's
most important division, is 42
years Old and has been in railroad
work twenty years, starting as
night operator for the North
western in Evansville, Wis. Be-
fore he had finished his first years
work at this station he was made
train dispatcher at Baraboo.
He occupied the post three
years, when he was brought to
Chicago to perform similar work.
He went from this office to the
Wisconsin Central road. For
four years he was train dispatcher
of the Central in Waukesha. Wis.
In 1892 he returned to the
Northwestern to assume the duties
of chief train dispatcher in Chi
cago. -Four years later he was ap-
pointed assistant superintendent
OF the Wisconsin division of the
same system. One year later he
was appointed assistant superin-
tendent of the Iowa division.
In 1899 he was promoted to the
superintendency of the western
Iowa district. Two years ago Mr..
Braden was given the superin-
dency Of the Iowa and Minnesota
division.-Chicago Chronicle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Cash Racket Store
Reorganization

AT the annual meeting held last
week by the Christian church of this
city. the following officers we're elected
Elders-Jo II Frazer, A E Bessire,
Geo q Johnson. John Darting.
Deacons--D N Hardy, Clarence Cor.
rell, H E Shaw, Albert Darting, Nj II
Roger, s Van Patten.
DE Metcalf, Treasurer.
Miss Mable Heath, Secretary.
Trustees--D N Hardy, w l. French
A G Brown.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Crop Bulletin for Week Ending
April ID, 1902.

Des MONIES, 1oWa.-The crop season
is at least ten daysin advan:e of the
average In this section, with exception
ally favorable conditions for early
farm operations; but the termination
of seed and growth of vegetation has
been retarded by cold and dry wealth
er. March was warmer than usual,
but the first two weeks in April have
been unseasonably cold, with high
winds and very light rainfall. But
the soil has been in fine condition for
seeding and blowing, with sufficient
moisture near the surface to start
termination when the temperature
rises.
Seeding of small grain is practically
completed, except in portions of the
northern section. Flowing for corn is
in progress, and large area is in
readiness for the planter. Grasses
made fair start in March, but growth
has been checked, and the present out
look for the hay crop is not hattering.
Except in few localities, winter
wheat and rye wintered fairly we'll.
There are some reports of damage to
clover meadows. Fruit trees are in
good condition, except the peach. The
condition of live stock is somewhat
below the average in respect to flesh,
but there are no reports of loss by
disease. JOHN r SAGE,
Section Director.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

The men who abuse the women
for wearing a dead bird ou their
hats (and they usually make one
bird last five years,) are asked to
look at the bird shoot at Kansas
City; 10000 live birds slaughtered
in one week, and all for question
able amusement. The "sport' was
SO inhuman that five Chicago hu-
manitarians were sent to Kansas
City to investigate, and they re.
port that there has been no exag-
geration; 10000 birds have been
killed in one week. k.-Atchison
Globe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Hall of Brotherhood cf American
Yecnlan.

April 18th, 1902.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great
Ruler of the Universe to remove from
our midst, by death, our beloved Broth
er Fredrick Becker; Therefore be it
RESOLVED: That in the death of Bro.
Becker this Lodge has lost worthy
brother, his family an affectionate and
loving husband and father; and tho
community respected and useful cit
izen.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be spread upon the records of this
lodge. that copy of the same be sent
to his family, and copy be forwarded
to the press for publication.
j. W1Escur. Committee.