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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
DaflnlarR.
Slcmme 9renge.

s Qlaleoning al at en- 14zaarig aez
bsn6cpns Oreng, 2lrel 2arIen, bar
flpstet fra 6immelbierggaaroen, itriz
per $. s. 6anIenzaOngslep, 9immel=
bjer9guuroen, / 9dgblaoet ,,asbenz
bapn" bl. a.:
Gor nOgen 3iO iioen ,fpanote" 2lrel
2drlen 6erfra dmmel meo ct Pdt
anore Orenge. 8isie fl imiolertib
efter nogle 0ages 5orlsb Sfrupler
|nnoernsls og oenote tilbd9e, men 2trel
fortIatte 3uren til aarbus, meg Jig
ON Boro pea9amperen og naaeoe att
lea &sbenbann. 0i bar ofte Iioen
tantt pua ram og ,lrpgtet for, bOdo
ri OilOe fod at bsG.om bdm.
2lrsl sr fsbt PAD PJsoielsitiftelien,
bar oeret anbrogt / prioat plejebiem,
Snternatet, boorsfter 5oreningen al
1887 bar taget fig of BAN o9 anbrugt
BAN Der paa 9immelbjer9gdaroen for
ca. u 4ar iiben.
6ons Stubsmaal er belt igennsm
ilet, ban bar p9ret Itrafet, bar Der
,,ipenot" Here Sang, itsnt man fun
bar o9ret COB imoo bdm.
g1odr BERTH tommer, at ban til
Stubigbso ON Natten er forf9roelig
@roo urenlie, at bans 9Gresfslelie lite
er til at fnoe, bans 8illie n9rpeo 0
oq bans ubieenoe lanot fra tiltalenoe,
oil man foritad, at be, Der pil 9aoe meo
BAN at gere, er fad.
6remtiOen fer Hart, StuttelS.
Ttdttels Oreng
Seis lite Wiratlet tier.
- g2u bliner ban bel ifraffet -
Straf pad Straf - neoao = neoao
- inotil
Wldn bliner 6duOe toto % BARN Deo
at tRnte 6erpdd.
= 8unoe Der ba tntet gsres2
6ofpitalet madtte bel til en- gegpnz
eslie pere bet rette Steo FOR BAN, %
ocrefter ituLbe BAN ct minore l9rz
tilt 6iem, iom uceluttence sdr for
Oreage at bans 4rt.
Wlen nu iiges Der, at intet 6oipital
oil tage imoo bam. Seq ter lite inbes
Itoa for Rigtigbeoen beruf. men Get
iiges.
aon bet n0re muligt2
Og ri bar tntet 0jem, eoor 9rsn>
gen fan anbringes.
2lltIda er alle 8ejs til mulig 5remz
gang Os SforfbffSpyriigls tilfpaelarsnos
Ip9rret for Irel.,
aan bette forIpnres2
Spor er Statsn2
- IA - Staten - Staten = bi
forlan9er iaa messt al Stuten; ben
Itri9er pi ultio pad =.
J. Hej, bpor er pi ielp9
Soem al pem, Der bar be Itore adpiz
teller, bill Iiee: @ar Iad gool Ser er
Ct 6iem til 2lrel.
Opem2
7sor mcnee piloe bet fun uGre ct
Greb / 2ommen, Iom lite piloe m9rz
les mere, eno nadr iea tsber ct puno
5obdt. Wte1 BEEN pil?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
SnnaanYt.

Sp9 giitop. Snoea for en-
lneper arsbs far bet p9ret betenot,
at giitop b. 2sunbad ben iioite Sio
bar oeret aloorlig fps. Gfter bpdb
,,2ollano. .5alIterss Stiftstioenoe" erfo=
rer, bar Spsoommen nu taget en- glas
oslis 0enoiae. Der tiIaDer be beof'
5orbaabninser ON 9elbreoelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
American-Line.

st. paul" fra gaep gort 7. San.
al. 10 Sorm.; Gorbiatslfe meo Dan>
mart IS. San. st. eouis" fra
Soutbampton 8. San, i Rep Yort TO-.
San. ,,Sapsrforo" fra pbilabelpbia
10. San al. $50 5orm.;; Jorbinoslie
meo Ganmart %. San. ,Rooroldno"
fra 9ipsrpcol 81. Dec, pbildoelpAid
10. San.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

5borpalOiens 2ogs al bet
banite 9rrbsrlamfuno bar polst fels
ssnos 9eitprelie for tommenoe 5ers
min: praiibsat o. 2lnoerien; Yices
pr9iioent ". peoerien, Setreter &.
Sousaarb, 8iaansietretar 5. peoers
fen, aasierer ID. 8. Mortenien, 5srer
8. 9bomien, 9inibsmano u. RIelIen,
9. Glauien os q. 9lnperisn. Snore
9ast M. Mortenlen, gbrs @uat S.
Sepiea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
9anlf=N merifanlf.

paftor4. 6. 6. !oanfsn, gu
gene, Ore, bar untu9et BET BAN of
airteraabet ienOte adIO iom Mis=
iioasprait for San 5rancisco og Omz
egn, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

So6n 9(bel aeno bd, fors
6eaparenbe Sheriff o9 Same Wdrosn
oo inotil iioits aonoention 0icepr9lia
bent for 9anit grooeriamfunos Stors
lOss, Ft Suleaften sttteotufiit Meos
oelelis fra Bafbineton ON, at ban al
praibent Rcoiepelt er b.s;oet uonapnt
til De forenene Statsrs Gmigrant Sas
Ipettsr meo Station / 9etroit. Wttb.
llbnepnelien soloer for a 9lur, oq
osnnen liaes at pore $4,000 ON @aret,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Gn mn ags Ssn bags
itole. StucenterIomfunoets Sps
lpsninesforcnins aster at itarte sn
Ssnbossitole uben relisisit praa.
Man pil uoeluttenoe lasge al paa al
fprnsje oe unoerbolpe gsrnene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Gn paatrengenoe 9ine
agent g9iteos forleOsn en- itprreGjeas
oOmSbeIiooer npe / 9its9immerla1o
meo tine 2tnbefalinger of en- ,,uom9rtef
6oiooin".
Od peotommsnoe life fan f.;oe uF
meo SDren paa anoen Wdaos, td9er
ban bum iluttelig peb Qrmen og letter
fam uoen for 0sren.
No9et efter banter bet, og Del olIer
Jig 6slee .2lalb. 5ib." at Oere
Qgentea, Der fonmer igen.
,,Ulen 6pao pofferl @r 0s Ser
igen2 0et er bp9 for gait; jeg bar
10 liJe npli9 lmiot Dem pau Osrenl"
ia. eet bar for 6oiobinen; mn
ieg fsrer o9laa en- ubm9rfet Rsooin
De ituloe bel life baps grug for ct
lil.e pdrti af benz"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

@amle Sens 6pio q 8 u
ftru, Der bersr til Ratines melt ogz
teoe oanite 5amilier, tunoe forri9e
Ssnoog fsire oeres 49saars grplIupsz
bag, og famine 2lnleoning mootog be
fra osres eneIts Ssn, Gmil, Der er onz
lat Rs9erings= SrDtteriet WuIbingz
ton, ct toltbart 5afelur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Dr9bt af 5oget. II 5oz
GET ipofra forleosn Moreen untom til
4crbus, orertsrte bet Operporter R.
3. OlIen, iom bapce ififtet ct Spor oq
pilos lsbs foran 5oset. 6an fit besse
Ben tsrt al oe 6ooebet itartt tpaitst
Den tiltalbte 2ege ertlareos, at Mans
oens 2ip life Itob til at reobe. Om
Niooasen ST. 12a afsit ban Oeo Os.
rem paa 9ommunebospitalet. San bar
ca. 40 Oar eammel o9 efterluoer 0u.
ltru og Here 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Oanit Ssiterdmfunb |
R a c inc bar oulgt Fslgenoe StnrelIe:
pr9Iioent 4nna 9ufie; Yicepr9iioent
Bertha Sanien; Setreter Metbd 0ans
len; aosierer gamma 2lnberie1; 5ru>
itee, 0eorgins NieIien; Snore 0agt
Martba Rislien; Yore 9agt Sobanns
2arien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

30 Wi9nb o.rufnebe. Seat=
tie, IlIb., 5. San. 30 M9nb orut=
neoe Ssnoags unoer en- nolbism
@anbflro n9r peo 8Den S'Yrien.
Mart;1 Gummiass os @bparo Sbau=
nesIp, iom be to Manb teo, forieste /
en- Baoo at reobe beres aredturer fra
Stremmen; men unber bette blep Bad
ben rant al en- flpbear, 3reblot, bDor>
peo ben t9ntrsoe, CO W9noene orutz
neoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

ganfre1tenitie OMAHA,
;. gan. 6sro9rsnoe .gunters" Tiger,
at pengemurteoets 5enoens sddr
Retning al bsjere Rente. s Gsbet al
GFterddrsmauneOsrne iteg procents
italaen sraoepis, inptil Renten nu
IattiIt er 2 procent bsere, eno ben
par for fire Wdaneoer iioen. Den
alminoeliee Rente er oerfor III IS
procent ai Iaabanne papirer, iom
quguTt fun gap 5-6 procent.
Sapigt, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Sioite uYt.

Sultonen al Morocco
bil b0 icere. Mabrio, 5. San.
st fpicislt 5elssram fra Sansier mecs
oeler, at Sultanen At Morocco pil ab=
oieere til 5oroel for i'm grooer, Dtus
lais Mobammeo, Der bp.oes allepeene.
faaInart Fan uiIsr fig paa @aoerae /
5c5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

ebicasO, 4. San. 5 gaat sD'lasOs
Sloen Jirmast JrantIi1 Mc 9sasb &
Sos patbus meo ct fort Opldg at
Iboleiale @rocerp pad 100 Street o9
0epburp Wpe. 5dbet, Der an ildds til
S15O,OOO, er fuloitanbis o9tiet peb
Assurance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

aineiiit 81 b m. Zen itsrs
T.. etsilterenoe gog / 9eroen er ben
fineIiife gncptlopepi, Der forfattebes
/ Iarene 1622-1722 og fun etsiIte=
rer / 3 Gtsemplarer. Den BE eItaar af
1920 8inb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Den 6adrbe 0inter. s
Huslano optreber 8interen meb uI9oz
pdnlig Str9n96eo. 0eo 0olgd bar
5bermonstret pit 40 9rober. Stibez
ne, Der er Iejlet til 9litra6an for at
cperpintre Der, er blepet 6eitdoigeoe AT
sSsflagerne, og 3egerin9sns Ssbrpoer
tan life magte Sien. SgIaa Sarn@
banetrdfiten fiber 2lfbr9f, ioet 8ognz.
atserne og Sammenfoblinger,e blioer
itere / ben lt9rt, 5roit; Der er alIereoe
itet abit'qige lllptter al ben 8runo.
$ Soesid bar Der paret faa itart
Rimfrolt, at Den bar foraaridget utal>
lige goel99gelier. Ssmasierne brett
feoe 5rG,rne og ebelagoe dae 5elefonz,
5elegrafz og 2psleoningsr. Wdnge
Steoer tom bet til aortlutrin9er,
broraf Sloebraaoe opItoo. S Ibeuz
irene, 9otellerne o9 pau @dcerne meg
teoe bet elettrilte 2ps at sere Sjenelte.
5orretning5liOet gif BELT / Stau.
SgIdu fra andre Steoer L europa
meloe5 Der pm ralminoelig hadro
S5roIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

9auritien bar Iolgt lin
;5drm 5rebspiae, Sopa, til Ole Senz
len for en- Sum af $4,000. 3il 5arz
men 6srer ca. so Qcres. (Oanneo.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Die 6 6riitianien / @lbop
Gate, Ulinn., er bleOen brdgt tilSinoss
Ipseaiplst 5ergus 5alIs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Glefantsn 3opfp oelsttros
cuteb". 8tp gort. 4. San. 5lere
bunorebe 5illtusre opero9reoe Dag
Gtsetutionen al Glefanten Sopip. Der
bar ora6t ire Mano o9 ben iioite
lib bar paret tomplet rdienoe. 3ops
~ fl fprit 200 @ram apantdlium =
glaaIpre = en- 9uleroo og sjes
blittelig cerpaa blsp Ell Strsm al 26OO
Bolts Stprte ienot igsnnem ben. )
famine glu fdlot Den fore aolos ON
ca par eftsr 10 SetunOsrs 5orlsb
Itenoso. 3opip par omtrsnt 80 gar
9ammel % par ben fsrits glefant,
Der ncaenIinoe bar peret OHentlig nos
ftillet / Qlmerifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Nn1eriRa.

oattsGfespraoitdn it ant

0pp9tteIiesprG BIT ant
orrefteret. 9ouispille, 2. San.
preiten @. N. 6usfapu, en- bstenpt
OmosnOelIespruoitunt. lbleO Dag ar
reiterst paa 9raoitei.plea | 3ions
giergs 9opt'7ttirte / Rarbeoen al
Someriet. 0eputp WnrIfal 5. u.
Coleman mebte &irfen meo en- Qrs
reitorore for ulopligt Sdig at Wbiitp
og baO pr9itsn fslse mso, iuit iom
oenne tab5orIdmlingen ipnge Bearer,
Wp SOB, TO 56se".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Slbe6ranbs. 5aitinss, Rebr.,
d. Gan. 3 often al. LAO blep 3. &c
M. Oliebus betpoelis beifaoiget peo
9rano, Der formentli5 opitoo pso en-
@niit fra Maitinsn. Ia Slisbulet liss
oer t9t peo ,,tbe Rounobouie", bar
Der Itor 5are for. at bette ituloe gda op
/ Guer; men BET snsrsiite 8ranop0ien
blep boa / forbolbsois tort 5io Serre
oper Sloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

2ogibusbrunO % en-
Ul ano brqbt. 9snper. Sol. 4.
San. ) Dag neobra1bte ct 9ogibus
pad IL og Uartst Street, bOorpeo en-
Rano blep orabt og bsnOeo ct Duiin
Iaareoe, oeriblanot nogle liosfarlist.
Sloen menes foranleoiget ueo GtSplos
Iion al en- @osolinopn. Den br9bte
er Soba Stt, en- omrejienoe 8eoels
fli,ter. 8urten, 9(. Sbamalsp. er
frpgtslig forotonot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
12te glarQ.
u0Idno Oct.

5prtift Reberlu9. Con-
Itantinopel, 2. San. $ en- Srafnin9,
Der nplig bar funbet Steo mellem 9ulz
sarsr Og tbrtiIfe Gropper ueo aunosz
brel 0renoOa / &loiteroiitrittet, bleo
15 5prfere Or9bt s0er fauret. Den
tprtiIte Qnferer par blanot De ore6te.
8ulgarerne, Iom bapbe bdrrifaoerst ia
i ct 9us, leo ogiau Cab; men De fleite
flap uIfaot bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Snb6sftning. 5umbolot,
yee6r., 4. San. 5armerne Der er me9et
olaoe ueo bet m!foe 8sir oisie 9as
oe. ioet be benptter bet til at fuu inos
bsItet al ben Ulajs, iom paa doitillise
Stsoer lite tioligers bar bragt 6us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Stalien gsr fort Yroces
meo Reperne. Rom, 3. San.
Den italienite 5laabetommanOsr Or
ron er meo ct Slug b.eOen popular /
fit 5aorelano, fo,oi ban en- 6art
fuloIt9noig bar reniet bet rsoe 9ap for
tprtiite SgrsOere. sS5nsen entelt euz
ropaiit Magt bapoe ipnoerlig 2pIt til
at bante lss paa Sultanens llnoerz
iaatter; man bar baage for at siDs Qnz
lebning til npe intsrnationale Som
FILTER. @noelig tog Stalien fig pud
egen 6aanb at Sugsn, fenote 4rnoa,
og benne bar MI bombaroeret Reoernes
gner, lsbet oeres5laaoer Sent rg be-
friet be bonolenoe fra at betale en- me-
get bsj Reoerfat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Gn lilIs W ano os en- + 10 ;
6uno. s 9illerpo gprudos iibIte
Nsbe bebdaoleoes ct 9tnbrasenoe ON
5ritu9elie for 5unbeitat. Del bar fro
en- megst lifle llrmager, Der opl9its,
at 8pens 8stere life bi!oe laoe bam
9aa 5reo. iaa bet haooe Deret ngoz
penoist for bam at anitaffe en- itor
6uno for at boloe fig 9aiterne fra
2ipet. 9or9meiteren frpgteoe for 8ons
ietpenierne. men oa Raaoet fanpt, at
Der foreloa 9aaIfe iarlige Smitanoigz
6eoer = Monben er nemlig ualminbez
Zig liae : bleo Staten itrpget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Stubt / Son irma D.
ituen. Gn lllptte itete i5slge ,8eao=
ipsIel 5ioenoe" forleoen gploerup
pr9itegaaro. aonfrmanoerne bar
meot til llnoeroisnine. Snoen oenne
begpnote, itoo etpar at Orengene, 1em=
fig en- Sen af @nten 9llberts / greooac
o9 en- Sen al Weller 3homlen pao
Ssllingpraa 0anbmeae, og baanotere.
be meo ct par Salonbssier, iom luo
/ Stuen. llbeloigois par ben enc laot
oo Msqsreas Ssn itprtebe ON, rami
! 3inoineen al en- 8ugls. Srenser
esoe tert efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

gorgerlig 8egrupel e.
9dnost;19ets llbpalg, Iom bar bebunoz
let 2opforflaget ON borserlis 9earas
oelie, bar afgioet 9etanfning. llrs
palget inoitiGler 2obforilaeet til uforz
anoret 8eotaeelie, omenb ct entelt al
bets Nsolemmer bar bait :rogen 81
t9ntelig6eo peb at gaa meo til bet.
8ets 8eotagelie oenne Rigsoag3@
iamling fan oerefter dniss for iitret.
Gn @aaro m dno / Otter 6orz
mum terte fsrit t December Wadneo
8sIten al lin 6sit, ca. 20 5rdoer 6aps
re, 6jem fra Marten.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Wednesday Evening Session
Farmers Institute

The opera house was filled to
it's utmost capacity last even
ing to enjoy the meeting of the
Institute. Following the open
ing with prayer, rccitations
were given by Misses Flora
Hall, Edna Fountain and a duet
was sung by Misses Matte and
Francis Morgan. Mr.. ]. H.
Beveridge then delivered the
practical and we'll timed adj
dress which appears in our
columns today. The Mt. Vern-
on orchestra contributed a
number of fine selections at in
tervals. The last thing on the
program was the illustrated adj
dress 'Shade Trees for Western
Iowa" by Prof. B. T. Shimek,
Iowa City. The speaker knew
his subject and knew how to
present it not only in a very
pleasing manner but in a way
which if acted upon should help
solve a VeXed question.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Revival Begins.

Next Sunday, March LIST, the
special meetings at the First
Christian church will be com
menced. The pastor, Rev. John
Williams, will preach every
night in the week and be as
sisted by Miss Katheryne Nc
Rae of Chicago, a soloist and
leader of fine ability. Follow
ing are the topics for the first
week:
Sunday, 1915 a. M, "Jesus
Christ Our Lord
Sunday, 7::30 p. M, "Why
Christianity Does Not Die Out. .
Monday, "a Vision of the
Last Judgment"
Tuesday, "A Friend for the
Friendless."
Wednesday, "Conversion of
a Would-be Suicide"
Thursday, "Satan's Sermon. "
(Caart.)
Friday, "Four Answers to S
Great Question"
Saturday, "The Desire of All
Nations"
Sunday, 1o:45 a. M, Sensible
Views of Life"
Sunday, 7::30 p. M, "What
Must Do to be Damned?"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Women L.,ioy the Theatre.

Of the 1856 people who had
seats on the first floor of the
New theatre last evening to
witness the presentation of "A
Royal Slave" 260 were women,
being considerably over half.
The audience last evening, in
Guiding the balcony and gallery
numbered over 700, and was
one of the most enthusiastic of
the season. The play, which is
a Mexican romance. was full of
interest, and Clarence Bennett,
as El Aguila, the royal slave,
was especially worthy in the
lead of his company. The
elaborate scenery used in the
production was it's most impress
sive feature. -Nonpareil.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo .Guinine Tablets This
''snA'ufe GfX on every box, 25c.

In the days gone by, Missouri
Valley has suffered from a
scourge of small pox, we have
had devastating floods and vari-
Gus other calamities have visit
ed us but the worst scourge of
all is visited on this city by a
gang of about three hundred
pin headed youths, ranging in
age from IL to Is years of age
who make it a practice to at
tend every public gathering and
simply because they find no in
terest whatsoever in the topics
under discussion, exert every
effort in their power to prevent
others from enjoying the pro-
ceedings.
The constant disturbance and
turmoil raised at last nights
session of the Farmers Institu-
te by Missouri Valleys youth
full hoodlum element was a
direct insult to the speakers and
a disgrace to the city. If posi-
BILE the management of the
theatre should procure a list of
every one of the disturbers and
place him on the perpetual
black list denying him admit
lance to the theatre for all
time to come.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
STRIKERS APPEAR
IN MINSTREL PARTS
Union Pacific Strikers win Give
Minstrel Entertainment In
This City.

Regular, old-time minstrelsy
will be given in an elaborate
production at the Mo. Valley
theatre, Tuesday evening. March
3rd, when the Union Pacific
strikers of Omaha will put on a
minstrel entertainment here
for the purpose of raising funds
toassist in carrying on the cause
they have undertaken. TIL e
performance will be the same
as that given in Omaha a short
time ago.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
An abundance of fresh let
tuce at C. S. Hoar's.

WANTED trustworthy
gentleman or lady in each
county to manage business for
an old established house of solid
financial standing. A straight
bona fide weekly cash salary of
$500 paid by check each We'd
nesday with all expenses direct
from headquarters. Money ad-
vanced for expenses. Manager
$40 Caxton Bldg. Chicago.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Harness Stolen

Thieves stole a set of harness
from the barn of Henry Spark,
of LIE Grange township, Sunday
night. A reward of $40 will be
given for information leading
to the recovery of the harness.
Leave information with VIM.
Reese, Mo. Valley, Ia. f26
Try our White Pine & Tar,
25c, and Bronchial Lozenges,
10c, for a stubborn cold. Your
money back if you are dissatis-
fled. Next to P. O.
]. D. Brown & Son,
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Apprentice Girls Wanted

Two apprentice girls wanted
to learn dress making. Mrs.
Jones, over Newton's lumber
office. f26
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Art Exhibit.

The young people of the
Christian church will give an
Art Exhibit at the home of E.
F. James Friday February q.
All are invited. Admission Is
cents. f27
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The ladies of the Degree of
Honor took in $12.05 at their
Supper last night.
Mrs. w. N. Aldrich is spend
ing a few days with Omaha ac-
quaintances.
Don't forget to bring in that
harness tob be repaired and oiled.
Now is the time, and this is the
place. Dimmick & Pagan.
Frank Harris will arrive in
the city from Aberdeen, S. d.,
this evening to spend several
days here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. HI. Harris.
Miss frankie Mayhugh is ill
Mrs. j. G. Rhodabeck is i'll
with pneumonia.
An elegant line of New Style
Waist goods just received at the
Leader.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Huff of Lo-
gan are in the city today visit
ing relatives and attending the
Farmers Institute.
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Mrs. George Kendall returned
this afternoon to her home in
Fremont after a few days visit
with relatives in this CITY.
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R 0 Y 4
s A Y E

See the Great Tropical Palm
Island by Moonlight. The Cor
geous Palace of the King. The
great Volcano in state of erup-
ton. Most bewildering display
of scenic embellishments.
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OPENS Restaurant.

j. H. South today opened a
restaurant in one of the rooms
of his department store build
ing at the corner of 3rd and
Erie streets.
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Miss Matte Vaudeville IS
with Omaha friends for a few
days visit.
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which III acted upon should help
solve a veXed question.
Thursday Morning Session
The opening discussion of the
morning was led by w. A. Jones
Missouri Valley opened the
question as to the better way of
raising corn, by planting or
listing. This discussion was
very generally participated in,
each speaker giving results of
actual personal trial. Listing,
and the use of the disc pillow met
with general approval, but
checking found a strong advo-
cate in H. L. Aldridge, who cit
ed Agricultural Reports to sup
port his views.
drainage" was introduced
by Mr.. Wattles in an excellent
and comprehensive paper.
y. y. McCaDe gave the re-
suits of extensive study of
the Statutes of Iowa in his pa
per upon Laws Governing
Drainage"
Prof. Shimik occupied ten
minutes in answering questions
presented him upon matters re-
lating to the planting and pro-
lection of shade trees.
This was one of the most pro-
fitable sessions of the Institute.
The ATTENDANCE was very fair.
Closing Session.
l,lusic b. the orchestra was
followed by the report of com
mittees. Election of officers
resulted in the following: Pres,
Wilson Doty, Mo. Valley; v.
Pres, Homer Caldwell, Logan;
Sec. and Treas, Mrs. Nellie
Sarvey, Mo. Valley; Executive
Com, S. M. Blackburn, G. H.
L9ngman, Mrs. G. H. Longman,
Harvey johnson, Mrs. Harvey
johnson, Mrs. Wilson Doty.
Upon motion of F. F. Bee
bee it was ordered that the
sum of ten dollars be hereafter
paid to the secretary for ser
vices each year.
The discussion of How Can
we Improve Our County Fair,
led by Z. r. Beebee was spirited
and perhaps little acrimonious
but the keynote of all the dis
cussion was a demand for the
suppression of immoral con-
cessions.
Miss Maggie Fitzgibbon read
an interesting paper upon "Af-
ter School WhatY
Mary Deur and Gertrude
Jones and Jessie Jones each
gave appreciated recitations.
Homer Caldwell sang a we'll
received solo accompanied by
Miss Leila Owens.
The Ideal Farm Home was
treated we'll in a delightfully."-
ideal way by Geo. Pugsley
Woodblne and Mrs. w. I. Pres
ton, Dunlap.
The house was crowded all
the afternoon.
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For Ladies,
Pay Your Taxes.

The State Savings Bank of
this city has the tax list for
Missouri Valley and surround
ing country. m12
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Chris Anderson, who has been
an attache of the Company
Storehouse here for the past
several months, has resigned his
position and will soon enter the
employ of the North Western
as brakeman in the freight
service.
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Lumber for Sale

c. H. Harker has several
thousand feet of first class ma
tive lumber for sale at the
Patrick Gilmore farm eight
miles southwest of this city.
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A Mothers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l have used Chsmberlains Cough
Remedy for number of years and
have no hesitancy in saying that it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group have ever used in my family
| have not words to express my con-
ii ience in this remedy" Mrs j A
Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale by
Elliott y Harvey, druggists. t2S
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Mrs. c. H. Hammond (form-
erly Mrs. Chas. Suffer- is in
the Valley, visiting relatives
and friends for a short time.
She now lives at Sheridan,
Wyo.