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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-09
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EL Sr. Antonio Gimenez es ell
Agente en- CaguRs de La Oorregpon
deneia HAcamo % constSr en- su nom
bre y para conoeimiento de los abb.
n&dos de l@ vecins ciudad, que ell
orden y m9todo de Il contabilidad de
10 Agencia hacen neces&rio Que los
reCibos sean sald&dos l. presenta-
ci6n de los mismos para evit&r los
gastos y demor&s que los cohrOs
reiterRdos originan.
Ell pro'etAriado de ManRtf es.
ia pssando dificultades, & cRusa de
que habiendo empezsdo ell perfodo
de las lluvias, no todos los dfas pue-
den hsllar trabajo. 81 6 este SO une
Ia insufciente alimentaci6n y las in
clemencias del NAL tempo, Va DO.
dra apreciarse lss condlciones POGO
favorables que rodean & aquel pro.
letariado.
Ell Sr4 Jose Casuels G6igel, co
el active Agente de La Correspondent.
ci0 en- Vega Baja. En- sus h6biles
msnos, este peri6dico ha trip!icsdo
en- muy breve tempo su circulation,
en- aquel pueblo.
-Seg1u nos participa nuestro
corresponsal de Arecibo, ell ST.. J&u-
regui sc halla enfermo en- aquella
localid&d. Nosotros hacemos votos
porque pronto recobre su salud es-
to distinguido compatriots y conoci
do hombre p6blico.
La @ )rte de MRyagtl z hs de-
clarado con lug&r una demanda de
divorcio interpuas asta por Ell A guAcil
de Ia Audiences dc squella ciudad,
contra Maria del Carmen V&lent1n.
Ell Is de los corrientes es ell
d1a designado para que los jueces
de psz sustituyan q les jueces de
policfa
-Ea Agusdilla, 81 due6o de L.
hacienda <Adolfuao bot6 Ia existen-
cia de ron que tenfa en- su estableci-
miento, presenci@ndo este acto el
investigator.
-Ha empezado a edifcarss en-
Agusdilla una iglesia protestsnte,
cuyo costo no bsjar& de diez mil dol
lars.
Una instsl&ci6u telef6nica hs
quedAdO esTRblecida entire AflascO y
MSyag dsz.
-Hs obtanido el f1tulo de Doc.
tor ca derecho en- la Universidad de
Was 1i0gton, el joven don Salvador
Mestre y CApsrr6s.
-Msn sna & las 10 80, recoger&
10 correspondence para los Estados
Unidos, el vapOr smericsuo eSAn
Juan0.
E 'ta noche eelebrar& tanida
de comps1 eros 10 logia &C abalieros
de 10 verdad
-El s&bAdo pr6ximo pasado,
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AGASAJOs AL REPRESENTATIVE
De Estados Un:dos. Cordialidad.
En- Gl TeatrO.

Despues de habar llovido copio
s2mente toda Ia msf1ana Ga aver, se
ren6sa al fin el tempo y pudo lie
vRrse efecto 10 function anun ciads.
La novedad de ser una obra des-
cOnocida de nuestro pdblico lle76
una gran concurrencia 81 ColiseO,
&vida de apr e 2iar Ell valcr literario
de La PiI1TicG, = los n 6r tos de sn
autCr Jose F'Ola Iturbide.
Es IN drama il teresaute, con
magn1fiCos efectos esc6nic0s y versi
GcsdO con mRestrfa. La emoci6n
es!6ticS Sc produce CON f&cilidad su,
ma, provocada por las situaciones
altamente drsmaticas que campe&n
en- toda 10 obra.
T0dos los artistas cumplieron
con su deber, sobreaaliendo la Sra.
Luisa Martinez, que interpret6 y
caracteriz6 &dn!rAblemente Ell tipo
de Ia vieja Jd2na, y los Sres. Leon
y Martinez CAsado Manuel que de
mostraron anoch9 una vez mas, sus
rele7antss aptitudes como actOres
de primers fila.
LA pieza final ''La Colegiala, p"
pusO de relieve toda 10 graoia y Ia
vlvezs con que piss las taol@s Ia Sc.
nora Adams; mauteni6odose Ia hila-
ridad del pdblico, desds las prime
ras escenas, bajo To- infQenci& conf.
CO de Gonzalez, que es un gaason de
cuerpO entsro, capaz de nacer COS
quillas al mismo crater del Pel6a.
Y RprOp6sito. Sabemos que la
compad1a tiene "a en- su ped r, v hA
pResto en- estudio, Ell drama titulSdo
EJ te2wen10to de Ia M0TtinjcG, cbra de
gr&nde 'efsoto esc6 aico y de indiscu-
tible &ctualidad. E pr6ximo Dom'n-
SO subira 4 Ia esceD&, y estamos se
guros que esa noche no cabr& 10
genie en- ell Testro.
Para el M&rtas La l0catr0 de amor
de Tamayo, sin disputa eI primer
drsmaturgo de Ia EspAf1A contempo-
r&nea. 81 papel de la crotsg gonistA
est& & cargo de Ia eminente Luisa y
con esto esta dicho todo.
P0r dltimo, y este va con nues-
tro Ayuntamiento. Seria muy CON
veniente que fjSra IN POGO su aten.
ci6n en- el lamentablo estadO dc
absndono en- que estG el edifcio, in,
terror y exterlormente. No Creemos
que cueste muchO ell cOloc&rle en-
mej0res condolences de aseo y como.
didad, &unque no sea mas que por eI
Duen gusto del mismO Muni3ipio, Y
para evitar las censnras de los ex-
tra1Ios que nos visitAu.
Juan tle SevUlQ.
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SagaSta Oblig2dO
q r0nQlCl0r.

Madrid Mayo 80 La posibili.
dad del pronto retro del senor Sa
gasta del puesto de ePresidente del
C9nsej0 dc MinistrOso es nuevamen
to diacutida, con motive de los va
rios debates hAbidos en- las Cortes.
E! &Presidente del Senadoa senior
MonGero Rios, ha decidido que el Se'
nAdo Sc reuna ell de JUNO. FL se'
nor SRgasta Sc opone & que SO CON
vOquen las Cortes.
Despues de esA feChA el cable
hs anunci&do la formal renuncia del
viejO fusiOnists, pero la verdad eo
que una c&teg6ric& confirmation de
ella, no se hS svisado todavfa.
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desertaron de sbordo del eCincin&-
tl0, varios individuos desu dotaci6n,
habiendo sido c&pturados aver, por
l& policfa, algunos de los pr6fugos.
La policfa sigae Ia pista 6-los que
&d1 f<an por atr&par.
"A pesRr del NAL TEMPO, lie.
vose q efecto en- Santurce, en- il no.
che del sab sdo de 10 pasada semans,
el bale anuncisdo, resultando es.
p.endido. Concluy6 a Ia una y me.
dia o. m. Ls comisi6n Sc queia de
Ia empEesa del servicio del tranvfa
el6ctrico.
-Extraordin&ria coucurreucia
&sisti6 4 Ia retreta anoche L. ban
do del battalion puertorriqueGo, eje.
cuto nuevas pleas que faeron aplau.
didas.
-Auoche, por dos veces, SO in
terrum pi0 ei tr4nsito de los carros
el6ctricos, aunque por POGO tempo;
l& verdad es cue "a h&ce algunos
dias que este Sc reptile.
-Auoche SO bailaron unas dan
zAs en- Santurce. La Srts. Maria
Polo TOGO algunss pleas con singu.
lar maestrfa.
Con motive de la function de
Snoche en- nuestro Taatro, Sc sus.
pendi6 L. iarana anunciada en- ell
Casino Espaf1ol-
-Ua c&ballero que. reside en-
S&nturce Sc nos queis de 10 irregu.
l&rldsd con que recibe So correspon.
deuci&, con especialidad los peri6di-
COS,
-E1 Ell pr6ximo vapor que lie.
que de los e. u, vieuen varios i6ve
nes estudiantes 6 psssr las vacacio'
nes 81 lado de sus fAmiliares. Ooor
tunament9 inf formsremos & nusstros
lsctores.
Los Sres. don Rainaldo Pa.
niagua y don Aleiandro Gao, muy
conocidos y spreciados en- esta CA'
pitsl han establecido una Socieda 1
mercanEil. Dsse&mosle muchos ne
gocios.
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Ell VatiCdnO Cede
en- 10 de FilipinaS.
SecularizaCi6n y exprOpiaCi6n
de bieneS de la IgI0Sta.

Londres Mayo 80. Telegrafando
desde Roma. nm Corresponsal del
Daily Chronicle, de Londres, dice que
IL Comisio1 de Taft & Roma tiene
todas las probalidades de 6xito.
E.! V8ticauo estS dispuesto 6
consentir que los monasterios y con
ventos en- las Islas FilipinAs se pom
gan bajo IL ley civily psrmitirG que
SO lleve q cabo la expropiaci6u de
bienes de L. Iglesia.
El Gobierno americana, anade
ell CorresponsaI, &utorizAr& 10 cra&
ci6u de nue9as di6cesis en- FilipiuRs,
que estar&n regidos por obispos
american0s solamente.
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COrr1&1r1icQdo
Sr. Director de La C0rresp0ndencia
San Jaan.

Muy Se1cr mio: en- Ia imposibi-
lidad de demostrar al pueblo de Ma
nSti, la expression de mi mas &cen-
drads gratitud por ell comportamien-
to, de vArios de kus h2bit8ntes, en- ell
trance fatal, que ma acomps fsron,
con motive de la iuolvids BILE auseu ,
cia de est9 mundo miserable da L. q ae
f e mi esposa, dofIa Paula Hurtado,
hago eats m&nif sst scion, en- sen Il d
~econocimiento, dejando grsbada en-
mi alma 10 mayor de las dem 3stra-
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Siberia d0Clar2
la guerra
a los prOduCtOS yankees

Los comercisntns Siberianos,
ven con tenor y r5c9lo que Ia Man
Churia y los puertos adyaceutes de
Siberis, son iuvAdidCs por Droductos
&moricAncs, Rlem@nas y JAponeses;
Y que las mercAncfas productoe
rusos aztan desapareoiendo. Ls su
premacia de lbs pcoductos extrauje'
ros al parecer triunfAntea, Gu Is com
patancia, les inspire prorositos de
combstir & &q4ellos produotos Lo
que bajo ell puntO de vista p"lfti
co puada Afirmarse que esa tmUasi6n
de produCtos es menOs temible que
Ia de bAyonetas cCsacRs.
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CrCnlO del TG2trO.

Asf podemos lamar una se'
norita qua descollaba en- uno de los
primeros r&lcos. Sen1itlanente yes
tidA de blanco con fondo color de
rosa, yuma mona tRmbien del mismo
to,or, elegAntements pUestA en- e.
pech3, TostySbase como sencillo 2
simpatico adorno que entire las mas
bellas lucia.
EN- ESTA IMPREATA Sc dsrk
C c31,ocaoi01 & dos Chicos appendices
qae seper conpo1ar Distribute.
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Muy concurrido estuvo ell cele'
brado en- SAnturce aver, Elsgan'
temente ataviadas vimos allf entire
otras que sentimos no recorder, i las
s ssf1orss de Guzr4n Banitez, Font
Gaillot, Fern&nGez, Bustelo, Barset,
Coil, Rios, Colon, Be2erra, Diaz Ma
var 20, Koppel. E.zAbura, LRtimer,
Luzunsris, CAmudes, ViGda de Vzz.
quez y Tingle' Y & las senCritas de
Font, Monsanto, Fernandea, Veld6s,
Lopez Rios, CAsalduc. Nsd&l, Ig O.
sias, Nsdal, Roig, I6&fez, Polo, Gi'
menez, P&lmieri, Gasthm5;dez, Vaz'
quez, Baatelo, Padial, Cobia0, Col,
Cabrels, Msturana, Amy, Padi2l,
Calder6n, Gamboa, L2ndis, CAp6,
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nmu ura6v 6vnae%sn snaIim
danpd3
fiIDORs
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-09

Berlin Mayo 30 La baroness
Won Oppenheim, esposa de nm rico
comerciante en- prendAs, que ha
puesto & In disposition del Kaiser,
medic million de marcos, para prote
jer y fomentar ell arte, ha recibido
un precioso brazslete de diamantes,
como regalo de su Msgestad.
Sc susurra en- la Corte que 500.
600 marcos, deben ser psg&dos para
lavantar una estAtua 81 Antecesor del
Kaiser.
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AnSiedad
en- Nueva York,
SUPONESE OOURRIBRAN
Siniestros msr1timos. Preoauciones

New York JUNO 8 10-l5 A. M.
Los detalles de la tempestad
que Sc desarrollara en- las costas de
New York, son esperados con an
siedad. Sc supone que hayan ocu-
rrIdo siniestr0s mar1timos. La sa-
Ida de barcos ha sido detenida.
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POR La INDEPENDRNOIA.
Quiere su patria Iibre en- absolute.

Pales, Rodriguez, Sanchez, y Rive
r&.
En- medic de ese geutil conjun'
to, nos fac comp pletAmente imposi'
BILE fjarnos en- los cRballeros que
sllf estabRn. No sabemos quienes,
de ellos, asistieron. Todo nuestro
tempo Y nuestros ojos estuvieron
demRsiado ocupados para iiArse en-
otrs cos& faera de Rquel distinguido
cOniuntO.
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clones de uu ser que jsm&s hallarA
en- este planets, bienes sufcientes
iomensos ssCrifci IS, COT q psgArles
q tod0s un0 por uno, los ban6foos
copsuelos que de eIo, hs re:ibido ell
que suscribe.
antonio Ard1tail.
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PoR CABLE
CSERVIC1O DIRECTO.O
EStados Unidos.
uerte tempestad
EN- NEW YORK.

Ealtan detalles del suceso.

New York JUNO 9 10-l5 A M.
Una violenta tempestad ha azo-
tado las cOstas de New York, Dado
10 terrible del fen6meno, Sc calcula
que haya 0casionado sensibIes des-
gracias, aunque SO desconocen los
detalles del Suceso.
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B0NIT0 Bale.

(D3 maestro reporter Te8u6ius. J
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
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children. But there can be no Joy i'll
motherhood without health, and without
health for the mother there can be no
health for the child.
1t is of vital importance for women to
know that the health of mother and child
is in general entirely within wolnan's
control. The thousands of women who
have used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription when expecting motherhood,
have testified that it made them healthy
and happy in the days of waiting, made
the baby's advent practically painless,
and gave them health to give their chill
dren.
Mrs. w. ]. Kidder, of Hill Dale Farm (Enos.
burg center) Enosburg, Vt, writes During the
and in rapidly failing health. suffered dread
fully from bloating and urinary difficulty. I
was growing. perceptibly weaker each day and
suffered much sharp pain at times. felt that
something must be done. sought your advice
and received a prompt reply. Took twelve
and also followed your instructions. began
to improve immediately, my health became
excellent and I could do all my own work 1--WE
live OH a good sized farm). walked and rode
all could, and enjoyed it. had a short, easy
confinement and have healthy baby boy.n
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, book containing 1908 pages,
is given away. Send 81 one-cent stamps
for expense Of mailing only, for the book
in paper covers, or 81 stamps for the
volume bound in cloth. Address DIR.
r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
TERRIBLY INJURED
INsCALDlNG TORRENT.
By Bursting Of Engine Fluc Tive
Elkhcrn Employees Suffer
Terrible INJURIES.

A young man by the name of
Martin, who has been in the en-
ploye of tie Z d & M v Company
for several months, as brakeman,
now lies in Petersburg, Nsb. with
the entire lower portion of his
body from his hips to the solcs of
his feet almost literally cooked,
while another young man by the
name of Roeder a fireman work
ing for the Elkhorn company is
suffering from a severe scalding,
as the result of an explosion on a
r E & NJ v engine at Petersburg
late Monday night. The crew
had just finished the switching in
the Petersburg yards and the
train was just in the act of leaving
town when a fue in the engine
exploded pouring torrents of
scalding hot water into the en-
CINE cab, almost flooding it. Mar
tin who was working as head
brakemen was in the cab of the
engine riding on the fireman's
seat box. When the water poured
into the cab IL cove ed him. al.
most cooking the flesh before he
could jump,to.the ground. Fire
man Roeder was triffle more
fortunate, yet his injuries are
terribly painful and will necessi-
tate his taking long lay off.
Martins condition today is con-
sidered precarious in the extreme
and trained nurse and doctor
from Norfolk have been sent to
attend him.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
A CCMMON ERROR
The Same I,ls:ake Is Made B!
Many L..,1ssuri Valley
PEOPLE,

Its 3 common error
TO plaster the aclsing back,
TO rub with linaments rheumatic
,ints,
When the trouble comes from the
lsid: cys
l',an's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ILLS
And are endorsed by Missouri Val
ley citizens.
w Il Wisler carpenter of 9Th street
says: II must say entertain very
thigh opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
iron box procured at q S Osborne's
drug store derived great deal of
benefit though did not give them a
fair trial. There Is no doubt about
Doan's Kidney Pills being q specific
for kidney complaint for they act
directly upon the kidneys. You can
tell that after dose or two. will
not have the slightest hesitation in ad-
vising anyone heAf complaining of
backache or kidney complaint in any
form to go to q 5 Osborne's drug store
and take course of the treatment"
| For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Go Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents for the U. s.
Remember the name Doans and take
no substitute
Mr. and Mrs w III Smith of
Cherokee are in the city visiting
Mr. Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs
A L Smith.
Rush Lahman arrived home
this noon from Iowa City, to
spend Christmas with his mother,
Mis- G G I.ahman.
Mrs Harry Harvey of Logan is
in the city for an over Christmas
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs G P Smiley. Mr. Harvey will
arrive in the morning.
Mrs Fl b Brandriff and Miss
Jesse Brandriff leave tomorrow
for Omaha whore. they will visit
for several davs
The U. ). Civil Service Com
mission reports that for the year
lending June 30, 1902. there were
1883 persons appointed from its
registers. There was 1862 more
than ever before appointed in a
single year. Anyone wishing in
formation about these positions
can secure it free by writing for
the Civil Service announcement
of the Colnmbiun Correspondence
College, Washington, Die. The
Commission will hold examina-
tions to secure young men and
women for these places during
March and April. at Burlington,
Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Du.
buque, Mason City and Sioux
City.
Many people do not know that
these appointments are made
without political influence and
that large share of them are
filed by those having only COM
mon school education, bat such is
now the case.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
No. Valley Time.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
F iseen cents per week, payable every
Saturday night.
II. Il. HARRIS, EDITOR.
EARL Il. HARRIS. CITY EDITOR.
DIR. Tsmisiea, Missouri Valley
Iowa. tt
Soc our large STOCK of m ID :
allions and framed pictur es,
very appropriate for Xmas
gifts. I'D Brown & Son.
Next to p o.

The Leaders special sale on coats
AMI jackets comes jast at the right
time. IT you have not bought your
winter wrap yet call at the Leader and
you will save money by so doing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Farm for Sale

The w II Branson farm of FAC
acres, located about two miles
North of Missouri Valley is for
sale. 200 acres of this farm will
be sold for $50 per acre or the en-.
tire farm sold for S65 per acre.
The farm is we'll improved. For
any additional information adj
dress
W M Jones,
r. +. D. No 3, Missouri Valley.
Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
The finest line Of ladies'
gold watches In the city at
Stoves.

Rounds out hollow places;
smoothes out lines that creep
about ones face; woos roses back
to faded cheeks. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35cts.
Elliott & Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Rev. Father blackstone, o. Creigh
ton University, Omaha, arrived in this
city today and will assist Rev. T. j.
Mullen during the Christmas services
at s.. Patrick's Catholic church.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS
Gumb's Beer Vault Looted Las
NIGHT.

In order to get several kegs of Free
mont beer, burglars, last night. broke
off two huge padlocks fastened by long
staples and then sawed their way
through heavy steel bar at Gumb's
beer vault in the West end This is
The fourth time Mr.. Gumb has been
The victim of robbers during the past
few years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Look Now Buy Later

Looking will help the choosing.
Come now and let the sight Of my
holiday line give you an abund-
ance of ideas for later use if you
cannot buy at once.
GS Osborne.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Fancy china ware, suitable
for Christmas presents at G s
Hoar &Co's in endless var
iety. Before you buy your
present 8 see this display.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Sunday Hours at Post Office
Tomorrow

Sunday hours will be observed
at the Missouri Valley Post Of
fics tom brow, Christmas day.
The Office will be open between
10 d m aud noon, but there will
be no money order business trans
acted.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Fred e. Warner, who for the past
ten years has been employe ed in the
railroad shops in this city, resigned his
position today and will seek employ
ment elsewhere.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Cyrus Cole is with Reel &
Stevens during the holidays.

F. G. Case, of Ponoka, Alberta, Can
ada, was in the Valley yesterday, su-
perintending the shipment of several
families from this city to his country.
His firm, Case s. Fisher, have an ad in
this issue of Tie TIMES, telling about
the land bargains IN that country.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Don't you think a fancy dress
pattern would make handsome
Christmas gift. See the Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Then go down to Harmons and
select your cigars, magazines, nice
Christmas packages. Cigars from
$I.00 up. Magazines for 1904,
fancy smoking tobacco, pipes aud
etc.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
For Family Use.

! have jast received an elegant
line Of ine wines and liquors for
the holiday trade for family use.
Beer by the case speciality. Call
and see me if you want the best
liquors to be found in the city.
d27 GEORGE GuMB,
Lower Erie Street.
Teleph one No. 2lo.
Largest assortment of furs in the
city. The Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

TO CURE "A COLD IN OWE DAY
Take Laxative Brcmo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il it fnils to cure
=. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Mrs FL A Moore left for Nor
folk today where she goes to
spend several weeks with friends
and relatives. Sle will not re.
turn to the Valley until spring.
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Married In Looan.

Yesterday afternoon, IN Logan, in
the office of County Clerk Garrison, oc-
Cured the marriage of MIR. Charles
Robinson to Miss Besse Bradley, both
of this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Nc Paper Tomorrow

There will no DAILY TIMES is.
sued tomorrow, Christmas. The
weekly will be issued this evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Clarke Connelley of Kansas
City, Mo. and B d Connelley of
Rock Island, Iii. have arrived IN
the city and will remain here UNI
til inter Christmas the guest of
Major and Mrs III @ Connelley
and DIR and Mrs G w McGavren.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

A Superintendent of a Sunday
school at Shenandoah has been
arrested for horse stealing. He
would have been better off if he
had walked to church.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Mrs s j Willis of Grand Island,
Neb. has arrived in the city and
is visiting her son, w w Taylor,
for several weeks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Very Low Rates Is National
Live Stock Convention, Nam
sas City, Mo-,

Via the North Western Line.
Excursion tickets will be sold
January 10 aal ID, with extreme
return limit by extension until
January 81, inclusive. Apply to
agents Chicago & North Western
R'y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Kicked by a Horse,

II. p. Lewis, living west of Loveland,
WAS kicked by horse yesterday and
had two ribs on his right side broken.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

T. G. bly,, of Greeley. Colorodo, made
q trip to this city today on business.
lie says that his family has the best of
health at the present time and are we'll
satisfied with their western nome. Mr..
bly, left for Colorado this afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25

Tile MISSOURI VALLEY TIMES wishes
all of its patrons and friends merry
Christmas and happy New Year, no.
ping they may all find their stockings
full of good things on Christmas morn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-25
Buy your holiday good.
at PeterSOn'S.

The Moving Picture show at the
opera house Saturday event, g
will be fine.