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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
9emti9er TrnnsH Silfs=
Serein.
@orsen finSst Der @ObItbattsteits .8au itati

Wie bereits nlitseibeiit, finbet Der
idbrli9e Wobltbdtisteits 8all bes
,srauen Silfs 8ereins moraen i'm
Seuti ben Sauie ifatt. Sieie Mntiinoi.
suna iOllte seniisen, um einen sroben
8siu9 au fi6srn, gilt es bod oasu bsi-
sutrasen, um Die au9enblidlia leere
&ahe Der Snabmeiitsrin mieoer su
fhnen. Die @intsrmonate feben Dor
Der Sbhre uno bic Aniprhde on ben
Uerein finb bann INNER gr6Ber als i'm
Sommer. gu ben 2sbsnsmitieln mdi.
fen Sdubs. marine 6leioer uno Sob
fen bei9efh9t weroen unb oas 9lles
toRet @elo. Der Jrauen Silfs-
8erein, Der nur einmal i'm Sabre I'm
bic @unft ieiner Mitbiirger bittet, iOllts
bon benielben in liberalftsr Weife un'
teriitbt meroen. Seoer Dollar oel
einssbt, entweber burd idbrliden Bel
trag ooer Yeiud bes Bales, gsbt biretI
on bilfsbeoiirftige Gamilien. oa be,
8erein fab gar feline 1nfoifsn bot.
Sober Seutids iOlte es als ghren'
fade anisben, nd4itsn Mitttpo9 gum
8al 3u erideinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@iro Dem se3trtiiae iiberseben,

Die 2eide bes unbefannten Maunes,
bic felt ettua auei Woden in Coroner
Suteuilers SObtenbaufs geleeen bate.
wurbe sefern an bic anatomii9e Be=
b6roe b.s Staates iiberesben unb pirb
bon biefer einem mebiciniftem 2olle=
gium Hbermieien ueroen. Mllem Mn-
fdeine nod ipiro bic peri6nli9teit bee
Wannes niemals fefsefe0t perben,
ebeniowenis wie bic eiaentlide uriadt
ieines Sobes mobl ie betannt merben
pirb.
Cine unmense bon 2euten fpurb'
our9 Die beridieoenen 3eitungsartifel
ansersst. fi9 ben Wann auauisbsn
yliemanb jebo4 fannie ibn. Mie G,
au oem auf ben Namen Sidenor aus
9eitellten 3eusn:fe fam. murbe MID
aufaetldrt. Sidsnor tpar aur 3eit be,
Nuffinbuns bes 0eidnams in Snbia
napolis unb iast, baB er Elm san3e!
8hnbel Briefe, unter biefem aud bal
3eusnib. berlor.
Die unteriu9unsen fino borldufi!
eingefte0t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Soeialer Smruberein.
slSdifen Oonneritas GommerS.

@is gum 8unbesturnfeff pirb bas
l1nterbaltun9s @omite oes Socialen
Surnpereins monatli1 einen @ommers
fir paiiipe uno actibe Burner arrange
rsn, auf mel9em beionoers Sa4en in
Seaus auf oas beboritebenos Bunbes=
turnfeit aur Sprade fommen folen.
Ser srfte gommers finbet am n d d.
4 n 9onnerfag, b. IL. Nopbr. TN
ter benz prdfbium bon Surnlebre,
6uao 6ii6er fatt.
0err Geo., 8onne9ut, Der grf'
Spreter bes Bereins, miro iiber BIZ
big isbt getrofsnen gOrbereitungen fti'
oas 6eif beri9tsn unb Burner %. 81
Stsder mirb cine Nniprade in eng
IiIder Sprade iibsr bas 3bema ,D Del
NorbameritaniiHe e8urnerbuno" balten,
Aud nabm Der Soeiale Surnpereir
in isiner 9efirisen Sibuns einen Be'
i6luB an, fi9 on ben gmpfanssfeier
lidteitsn Der 6reibeitsslOde 10 sablreid
ipie nur m6slid gu betbeilisen. gad
Der 6eitlidtsit balten bic Mitslieoet
ibrsn 2ommers ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Coroner Sntemilers Seroiet In
Dem Sospital= =l1aiaQr.

Coroner Sutetuiler CAB beute tn oem
Sobesfale Der beiben Trauen, bic bor
Wodenfriit i'm Stabthospitale sinen
Jeblgriffe gum Opfer fielsn, elm 8er=
bitt ab; in pel6em er iagt, baB Su-
ianna Cor unb Sarab Sham elmer
3ufals geraiftung erlaaeu, wel&e
burd ansemeine 9erna6ldifieuns ber-
beigefHbrt nuroe. @r finbet, baB bic
S9ule fhr 3raHfenpfieserinnen i'm
6ospitale elmer S6hlsrin, bic nur
4 llnterri9tsifunben in Der Meoi5in=
lehre sehabt erlaubt, etiquette su
lsien, Glpitisrsn gu bsreiten unb drsts
li9e Nnorbnunsen aussufiibren. @r
finbet oaB S6pfe O6ne Mufi9riften un=
teri8ieoslOs fur beiBes, itereliiiries
Wafer, iotpie aud fir fold siftige 26-
fungen pie @arbolidure unb Bichlo-
ride of Mercury gebraudt wuroen.
@r finoet, oaB SRI. MenosnbalI nad=
ldifa mar, inbem he garbclidure in
sinem 9rpfe Obne aufidrift ifeben
lisB. 9ie Betpeisnaterialien seiaen.
bob Die 9lpffiren, Die ben Soo Der bei-
ben Srauen berbeifiibrten, bur9 SRI.
@eorsia Gunt prdperirt uno aneewen.
bet puroen inoem fie bic Sdurenl6.
fung in benz SOpfe fur Waher bielt.
Obelei4 bic Nbtbeilungen bur9 bil
noreenommsnsn Experimentation ge
brdn9t pareu, obgiei9 bas Wafiel
abaeorebt mar unb nmfdnbe Dor=
berri9ten, uel9e einen nnfal bieier
art m6ali4 ma9tsn, ift benno9 fii,
SRI. Sunt feline gntIdulbi.
gung Dorbanben, fie bdtte uihen iOl.
len, mas iie gebrauhte. Dies ift Der
Nbf4luB Der nnteriuaung oes @Oro'
ners in oieism Sole uno Die Saupt.
fhulo miro Grl. Gunf, Der 2ranten
pfieaerin, uel9e bic t5otli9e 26iune
prdparirte uno ben 2ranfen berab
folgte, beigemehen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@t@tise @o4e fur oie Obj
SeQom8.

Die Snoiana rpatriards Wilitant"
s. .. 8. s.. bielten geffern unter oem
Worfib oes @eneral s. 6. 8ooine BON
Snoianapolis, Departements @om=
manoeur, ibre Sabres 0eriammluns
ab. 8e
Mus ben 8eridten Der 8eamien ging
berpor, baB bic @antone i'm Stadte fi1
In bliibenoem 3ufanbe beinben.
3mei neue SantDne = in 8luffton
refp. Qammono = purben i'm 2aufe
bes Sabres eingemuiert.
gu 8eamten fur bas nddife Sab,
ipurben ermdblt
Sen. s. 6. 8obine bon Snbiana'
polls, Department prdiioeni; Sen.
6. @. Beaudamp bon 8erre Saute.
Departments .0iee= =prdioent /; @Ol. s.
8. @larte bon Noblespile. Sspart'
ment-@le,t uno S&abmeiffer Sen.
W. s.. @bappel BON 3nisbtstomn,
Offaier oes 8ases; Col. 6omerb Wit
bon Nnoerion, Department. Moiutants
Col. s. s. aansiabr BON 2ebanOn
Da9e.
I'm S nbr Mbenbs fanb in Der @roB'
2ogen.0ale elm Banquet fatt. BEL
mel&em Appeaations Ri9ter u. 8
Wilep aIs 8Oafmeiifer fungirte.
Mm Nbenb wurae an stpa 100 @ail,
binattn Der 3. W. @rab ertbeilt.
9eute finoet tn Der Obj 6elopl
0aae bas @roB- Gelolager bon Snbianl
fatt ; es wiro ertpartet, BOB on benz
ielben etua 500 Mitelieber tbeilnsbmei
tpetoen.
Rcrgsn unh Donnerfag mirb bi
@rob.2oge bon Snbiana. s. 8. 8. E
bier ibr @onelaue abbalten. 81
bsmfelbsn meroen 900-1200 @epr6
isntanten Der Suborbinirten 2ogen be!
Staates ertuartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Das Nationale Se@nii9e
Snititmt.

Oie Oirectoren bes Nationalen
Sehniihen Snitituts uerben beute
In oem 9aboratorium @ebdube
cine 0eriammluns abhalten unb eine
Snipection Der pG6reno Der lebten Mos
nate aussefabrten gerbeHerunSsn por'
nebmen.
9lm Na9mittas uirb bas Sireeio'
RUM, In uel4es nod fol9enbe 1erren
erwdblt worben iinb, fi9 i'm @lappool
0otel periammeln:
6usb s. We@sman, @eorse s. Wc.
@uaO9, Sobn W. Dalrpmple, g. 8
pidsns, gapt. 90. 6. Sapwarb. 4ouis
8, 9ebep, Sulius @usler uno @bas.
3. @oes;
s. &. 2inp bon Der @li2ilIp Go. bat
f4 bereit ertIdrt, Elm 0erbarium 3u
FIFTEEN.
6ertig & 2eebers baben fi9 Der,
pffidtet, $500 fur MusRattuns cine!
Oepartements, in uelhem 36gling'
i'm S9ilbermalen unterri9tet rperoen
gu 3ei&nsn.
4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Sie GuFen beldieBen geri9an=
smnsem Der Sapaaer.

Wufbeu, Is. Sob. (pia Sien
3fin Nop. 15.) Cine ununterbro4ene
2anonabe Der gelagerungs @eidtiBe
murbe beute 9egen bic iapanii9en
Steluneen in gldbe Der Shatbe
Station sr6ffnet. Die 8eidtbe fhleu.
bern smii9sn so uno go @ranaten per
Gtunoe. Die 2anonabe enbete erft
nit @inbru9 Der Hadt, nadoem etpa
elm babies Sauieno Der @ei6oiie IN
bic am tdrtiteu peridanaten Stelun=
gen Der Sapaaer aeidleuoert tpurben,
Der 3nsd Der geidiebung III ausen=
ideinlib Der, Die felt ettpa a
Wo4en bOr i5 9sbsnoen 8eridan=
3ungs Nrbeiten 3u unterbreden. Sas
beutige Sombaroement mar oab grObts
l1nternebmsn Der ruffiiden gelage.
runssesidtBe unb oahelbe tuuroe burd
ben gntfdluB Der Sapaner. Sbatbe 81
sinem uneinnebmbaren Eager 81 mo-
den, berbei9efiibrt.
Sofio Is. Rob. Der iapanif&s
@ensralfab ertldrt Die ga9ri9t boz
3ureti's 5oo als abIuro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Der xsmerwablte 0onberaemr au
Der @otaanssinAs.

s. Grant Sanleb, Der n eusrudblte
gouoerneur. belt ii4 seiteru nit ieiner
Satin unb 9ohter bier auf. 3ued
ieines Beiu&es mar, fi4 na9 einem
paRenben 6aufe um3uieben, weldes
wdbrenb Der bier Sabre ieines Nmtster-
Minis fiin Seim iein fol. gs tpdrs
pobl on Der 3eit, bab bic 2egislatur
bic n6tbisen Mittel far cine fdnbiss
@oupsrnsur's @eioena bertpiliaeu
pitroe.
9err 6anlp Taat, baB er grnennun.
gen era, na6sem bic 2egislatur I'D
pertagt bat. pornebmen miiroe.
gr miro iin beute nit ieiner
6aMilie nod st. 2ouis gum gefu6t
Der Weltausffsluns bsgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Gin unsematbli&er saolanSer.

Sames Wc@aitel, %, elm giienbahn=
anasaslter, Der feline Aorehe als 2457
Station Strabe an9isbt. ipuroe nnter
Mntlage Der 8runtenbeit uno bes Sra-
gems berboreener WaHen berbaftet.
Wc@afel batte geraoe genug getruntsn,
um li9 fur einen beionoers iAla9ferti-
gen Mann 3u balten unb er tpuroe iei=
ner eisenen Siaerbeit halber ent.
waffnet uno ein9elo@t. Selbh
i'm Stationsbauie nod fonnte er e
niht unterlaHen. barauf bin3uoeuten.
baB er aus benz Siioen famine uni
periudte iein Befes, nod bort Strei'
an5ubdnoeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
gu Sooe sebrannt.

geim @srfu9e, beute Worgen Elm
Teuer an3ufaden, perbrannte fi6
anna Sugbss, eine GA Sabre alts
6arbige, inoem ibre 3leioer in SranS
geristbsn oerartig. bab iie ms 9ospi=
tal iiberfhbrt meroen mubte. 6eutt
gn6mi!tag erlas fie bort ihren ger'
leBungen.
Gin 6euer beute Mittae i'm 9aui'
bon 9. 80. Goot, 2l25 @entral Mbe.,
ridtete einen Sdaoen bon 5000 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@Ons Gam bleibt tn Sanse.


Wong Sam, elmer Der gbinelet, bic
Dor siniser 3eit unter Nntlaae, bas
ginuanoeranssgeieB iibsrtreten 3u ba-
ben, psrbaftst wuroen, erbielt sefsrn
our9 Ser. Staaten gommIiidr gbas.
WOOrss feline 5reibeit mieoer. Sc
tonnten ni&t genu9enb Beweiie, ben
Wann 3u iiberfiibren, borgebra9t uer-
ben. Die 9ermine Der anberen, unter
elei6er gntlage perbafteten Wonsolen,
murben big gum IA. DECEMBER perf4o-
ben; @aB. @onnamap, ibr Nnmalt,
bate einen biesbeshsli&en Mntrag 9e.
HsQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
,3apfenfr

Mit Der Muiffibruns bieies padens
ben, aus benz beuti9sn Wiltitdrleber
geariffenen Sdaufpiele er6fnet Der
Sheater.Ierein am 25. Nobember bis
oiesidbrise $beater-Saiion i'm gngliih
Opera 0ouie.
Saiions3arten au ermdbigtem preiit
fhr ale feds gorifeaunsen fno bein
0ernaltsr oes Dsuti9en 9auies, 9errr
Robert 3eblide. in Der Office oieies
glattes uno bon ben 9srren Sant'
uno 6ran3 Soldier 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Temer an Der Morris= straBe.


Sin GROCER Stall binter Sr. Mcs
2sstb's Wobnuns, go. 1908 @eif
Worris=Strabe, murbe seitern our&
6euer fait 9dnslid serit6rt. Gin in
benz Stale aufbswabrtss $780, =Nuto-
mObil oss Nrstss wurbe eleihfa1s elm
9aub Der 6lammen. Nu9 psrbrannte
cine betrd1ili9e Quantitdt 6utter,
pel9es bic Wbeeler SreRso Beef SO.
in oem Stale auf 2a9er belt.
Wan nimmt on, baB 3naben in
benz 'Stale @isaretten rau&tn uno
auf ioIde Weiie bas Geuer terur-
ia9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
8lumeasN sNmsfeanng.

Die Staats Gloriifen.W .Wersiniguna
peranifaltet heute Nadmittas in ben
MGumen Der Staats. 8eb6roe fhr Qanb.
mirtbfdaft i'm Staatsbauie eine Blu.
men. .Musffenung. Disfelbe tpirb um
Q uhr er6ffnst. I'm 9 ubr Nbsnos
'perben Die ausseFsaten Blumen ber-
nuttion;rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Grcersters Corps osr Rjrmer
2oae SO. 1. 8. .. 6. q.
0robe Uauoeptae 1tnters
baItun8 ,sno 3ans am @onn-
tag, ben ~. Nopember, tn
per eiaotette xmrmbaue.
Gimtrttt 25 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

- Der &abrer 0tntemoe
8ote iotpte Der Ne9enSburaer
Wartem &aleuoer fur 1905
itno omr& ntsiere Office az
te3tebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

BauerlaubniBf@eine. e.
WilIiam 9ennaro, Cottage. @oaG unb
Burton. SITS. Soiepb Sdaf,
@obnbaus, DeIamare unb H., $4,000.
|-p. Wa9ner. 3aus, 0isblanb uno
MiGisan, $299.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Sieme Smrorporattonen.

Die .Nortbern States Oil & Sos
Co., Rew Derf: capital $50, 900;
9ireftOren: O. %. Ar9er, Robert &np.
6. 3. .galowin, 2ouis @eiI uno 5.
g. Barnaro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

60 Die bette 5 Gent @igarre In
Der Stabt, Wuno's x2Ongfeaow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
snbanapDlis, Snb Dienaas IS Mopsmbr 1904
Staotratb.

$500 fir bic patriotiids Seier perruinist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

- Rau4t oie BONANZA.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
C. A. Moss. Indicted by Grand
jury, Brought Is Onawa
Enr. Ttl2l

Onawa, Iowa, Dec. &c. A.
Moss, formerly a resident of
Onawa, was arrested by Sheriff
Ed. Rawlings near Altoona,
Kas., Oh December 20, and was
brought to Onawa today and
lodged in Jail in default of
81, 900 bonds. Moss was n
dicted by the last Monona coun-
ty grand jury for larceny by
embezzlement." There are also
two other indictments pending
against him, in one of which he
is charged with the crime of
forgery. Moss lived in Onawa
for several years, and was en-
gagged in various occupations,
one of which was selling stock
1OOd Tor the Iowa Stock Food
company. He formerly lived
at Loveland, and at one time
was a deputy sheriff of Potta-
wattamie county. He was one
of the democratic candidates
for the office of sheriff in Mo-
mona county a few years ago,
and figured in local politics.
He left Onawa some time ago
and when arrested was selling
medicines in Kansas. The in
dictments are likely to come
before the January term of
court.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
GET TIE GREAT DIS
MJlBHS DAILY
CAPITAL
$500 For til. Entire Year 1905
December z3th is the Fa-
nous Bargain Day,

"Wednesday, December %,
I19)A, is the fifty eighth ami
versary of the admission of
Iowa into the union. This is
the date of the Des Moines
Daily Capitals seventh annual
Bargain Day. On this day the
Capital can be secured (by mail
only) for $500 for the entire
year 1905. This offer is to
both old and new subscribers.
Old subscribers to take advan-
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THE CAPITAL is $500. Write
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ON December % and send the
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29

direct r.sa't Of certain
customers waiting until Satur-
day night to order their eat
ables, this boy had to put in a
day of eighteen hours, and was
hurrying about through the
night while the thoughtless
customer was sitting comfort
ably about the fireside at home.
If this was absolutely re .es-
sary it would seem most UNI
fortunate. AS it is, it is more or
less the result of negligence,
therefore, itshould be remedied
Try to accommodate ,o,r
groceryman and see if you
don't feel repaid for the effort.
Red Oak Express.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
Fri. ay December %

lbs. F. A. Sims is at home
again a f t e r spending three
we IS in st. Paul with her sis
ter Mrs. Camp.
Robert Harry and Earl Edge
coi,.'o are Omaha visitors today.
MI. and Mrs. Dan Woodland
are Council Bluffs visitor today.
NJ IS Margaret Heron return
ed ON Boone, Iowa, and will
sped Christmas with her pa
ren ), Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Her
ron
II and Mrs. G. S. Babcock
will & the guests of Omaha rel
az antil after Christmas.
M D. E. Ball is an Omaha
visitor today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
Tourist Tickets is Colorado

Round trip tourist tickets
are on sale daily during the
winter months to Denver, Col
orado Springs and Pueblo at
low reduced rates via the Chi
cago, Union Pacific & North
Western Line, good on fast
through trains, with high class
equipment. The best of every
thing. For maps, booklets and
list Of Colorado hotels with
rates apply to ticket agents
Chicago & Northwestern Ry.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29

Alfred Adams, who is attend
ing Creighton College in Oma-
ha, came home for the HOLIDAYS
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. %. H. Jacobs, Of
Fremont, will spend Christmas
at the home of j. H. Darling.
north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sales left
for Sioux City last evening,
where they will visit their son
over Christmas.
Miss Maggie Hansen arrived
home from Iowa City last night
for the holidays.
DR.. Gamble and wife will
spend Christmas in Omaha,
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Patter-
son.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
For Sale

100 acres of land six miles
west of Missouri Vallay, Iowa.
$3.50 per acre. Call on adj
dress ]. H. Dimmick, Missouri
Valley, Iowa. wd29
Mrs. S. Marty, of Creighton,
Neb., is here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mike Ryan. i,
Mrs, Eliza Banks will leave
tomorrow for Spencer, Iowa,
where she will spend the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Conroy
will visit friends in Boone over
Christmas.
Mrs. Dan Redmond returned
from Chicago yesterday, where
she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. D. Heagany went to
Fremont today for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baldwin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BAcE?

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
A TEST DITCH CASE.
BallaIl Case Covers Nearly All
Points Raised
Regarded as Test Case Of New
Drainage Act
Taken Under Amusement ~
Judge Wakefield
A TEST DITCH CASE.
Beth Sides Anxious. But Ditch
Matters Will be Suspended
rent..a0 Decision.

Onawa, Ia, Dec. 22.-The
Monona district court, Judge
Wakefield presiding, has made
the following entry in the ditch
case of A. F. Ballah, which is
really a test case, and covers
about all the points raised in
the several ditch cases.
In the matter of A. F. Ballah.
appellant, from the decision of
the board of supervisors of Mo-
mona and Harrison counties
establishing ditch: "By CON
sent this cause to be tried upon
stipulation of facts and the
evidence referred to, all of
which is hereby offered and adj
mitted in evidence, and cause
submitted and taken under adj
visement, with leave to file
written briefs within ten days,
and judgment may be entered
in vacation of term time"
Both sides of the ditch ques-
ton are very anxious to know
what the supreme court is go
ing to do with the new drain
age law. The Ballah case real
ly represents seven or eight
counties in Iowa, and is re-
garded virtually as a test case
of the new drainage act. The
case will be pushed as fast as
possible and it is hoped to get
a decision much sooner than in
the ordinary course. Much in
teress attaches to this suit, and
in the meantime ditch matters
will be practically suspended
pending a decision thereon.
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For Sale

ITO acres of choice bottom
land, two miles from Missouri
Valley, Iowa. Call on or address
j. H. Dimmick, Missouri Valley.
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lam a very pretty girl. My
hair is as wavy as cloud. My
complexion has the brilliance
and softness of a flower. My
expression is as mobile as tn c
leaf Of the weeping willow. My
brown eyes are like two cres-
cents of the moon. | have
enough worldly goods to pass
happily through life with my
husband hand in hand, gazing
at the flowers by day and the
moon by night. If this should
meet the eyes of a man who is
intelligent, amible and good adj
dress, l will be his for life, and
repose with him later in a
tomb of red marble. There
were 346,000 marriages in
Japan last year, but for all
that such advertisements as
the above appears every day in
the Japanese papers. New
York Tribune.
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Wednesday, December 21st,
was the eighty-thir birthday
of Alfred Longman. In accord
ance with his custom several
years he invited a score or
more of his friends to have
dinner with him. The dinner
was served at Price&Sceave rs
restaurant and was enjoyed by
all. Mr.. Longman is an enter
tanning host. He came to Har-
rison county in May, 1852. For
fifty two years he has lived
here, a life of industry and in
tagrity that has made many
friends for him, and among
them are those he saw first in
1852. Time tests friendship.
And the friendships that have
stood the test of ffty-two
years are based on mutual con-
fdence and esteem. Mr.. Long
man is enjoying good health, is
active and it is hoped he may
have many more anniversaries.
observer.
Many Red Oak people ere
falling into a habit that is caus-
ing more trouble to other fell
low citizens than is necessary.
We refer to the habit of wait
ing until Saturday afternoon to
order gcceries to do over
Sunday. There has been no
complaint made to us by local
grocers, but we are quite
certain that they would hail
with delight the day when
their customers begin to show
IA desire to accommodate them
in this particular. Last Satur-
day night a certain delivery
boy of our aquaintence was out
on the run until midnight. As
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llU acres OF chOlce BOTTOM
land, two miles from Missouri
Valley, Iowa. Call OH or address
j. H. Dimmick, Missouri Valley.
The Times acknowledges the
receipt of a letter from Fred
Burbank, of Winnipeg, Canada
Fred says the weather up there
is actually too warm for an
overcoat. All right, Fred, we'll
come up and start a banana or.
chard next winter. He says he
is doing we'll and enjoying life,
all of which his friends in the
Valley are glad to hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cox and
daughter Mabel are Omaha Wis.
itors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Van
Hosen go to Schuyler, Neb.,
tomorrow for an over Christ
mas visit with relatives.
Earl Smith, of Norfolk, will
sDend Christmas in the Vallav
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce WEIGH,
of Norfolk, are in the Valley
for a visit with friends during
the holidays.
Miss Hattie Fouts, Of Clin-
ton, and Mrs. G. E. Langton
and son, of Savanna, ILL.,, are in
the Valley the guests of Mrs.
Fouts during the holidays.
Hugh Cook, Harold Cook,
Cyrus Cole and Ross McLaugh-
lin arrived from Lincoln last
night to spend their holiday
vacation in this city with re-
latives.
Rush Lahman arrived from
Iowa City this morning and
Guy Cox will arrive this even
ing to spend the holiday vaca-
tion with relatives.
Second winter term, Western
Iowa College opens Jan. 2, 1905.
Mrs. 10 Lee, of Modale, is in
the Valley the guest of Mrs. M.
Erwin.
Judge Loofbourow, formerly
judge of the district Court in
this district, died at his home
in Salt Lake last Sunday. He
had been a resident of Salt
Lake for fifteen years, moving
from Atlantic to that city.
Miss Mae Belle Allstrand ar
rived home from Iowa City this
morning and will spend the
holidays with her parents.