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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

New York Csrb Market.

Sev work sept THE curb market was
fairly active and a dee,d.t in,p-1yement was
mos, prorninen. feature. the common rtock
opening AZ lai and advane.ns 70 sH On rur-
gn;~b so;f early ~ IL advanced 70 ~
trading q 200 shar.s Can prsferred vas
.s,h ,rensarftons Of 60 shares In-erkrrorgh
Rapid Tran.i. w.s quiet: with rstes q 20 and
80 III afs sh~ certificates q psr cent paid
~ NJ 1IzA Northern Securities ope1cd vt
80 1aeksy osaansoa e . ~ ofsens Cop1@
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Coffee.

New Torx. sept 2-CoG-s-Spos Pho steady:
No invoice e: Cor5o-a isHlSe. The r.arie:
fo= futures opened steafy. a decline OF ga
points under continued Liquidation. which
seemed 20 70 chieHy Ia anticipation Of tn.
thr.s aav closing c. the market fJ- over I-a.o-
Day. The declife was encouraged later ho.-
ever. by predictions q increase az ahsCt.
20 on BAGS IL the ro-Ifs visibiy supply STATE
men. .or the month. while kO--che estimate
for che S-ut- movement showed receipts likely
20 equal last years figures. The eio<~ was
steady a. a decline az i5ef.0 points. Sale. were
.s.ODD bax- inc'nG.aE sept NJ 55c: De- G Sla
sse: Jan sc: March i.i0d7.31c. Nay ..so9
,lc. July s.ssE. &c
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BETTER INVESTMENT BUYING
ADVANCES BANKING ISSUES.
UNITED RAILWAYS STOCK
Is STRONG.
Central Coal and Coke, in Good
Demand. l. the Feature Of the
Miscellaneous Group.

LEGAL securities had excellent support IN
a fairly active market yesterday Transit
was steady on bids and U:-!tsd Railways
preferred Was higher at 81. United i;a!I-
ways q We're taken at ST. and Union De-
pot Railway - were strong at ;iii.1J and
Sill East st. Louis and Suburban IS ad-
yanceL u s.>.G
Inquiry Tor banking issues vas brisk
Missouri! Trust had buyers n Sl2-.-d1 and
State National WAS strong AZ $40. and
500 - Bank 81 Commerce also WAS strong
at 500 and S-sS.
Central Coal and Coke WIS she feature
OF the miscellaneous list. with sales % the
common 1T Ssi-Jy and OF the preferred at
s,gy
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions We're weak. largely as . re-
suit Of u lack OF demand. trading in hog
products being almost ct n standsull The
decline In grains also had some effect
Oct. pork closed with a nee loss OF pa ,ei1c
at sii05l5aiLio. Lard was down :i185c a;
S7.Gi=G.-Ie. Ros were or Ioc. closing at
G3.iz
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. "a cars: corn. 81: oats. 20: hogs.
500 head
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New York SEPT 2-Th. raa-xet FOR s-np-
GRATED apples shows no material change either
In prices o. general trade conditions. Cs,nra.l:,
are quoted at 4Isi4c. prime .. cSdsc. choice At
si.Gs..c a-d fancy =, 115i-c. Pru-~s continue
quie. with occ11.onaI ezr-iot sale rsp1rt.f
C,uotafiors range from &C to sc. according 20
grade Aprfe-ts continue firm or moderate. Of
ferings. with demand fairly god: choice arr
quoted a, ei-6iec. extra ehuice az ioixaI1i-c and
fancy a. Ifdi3r Peaches also IN light SUD
quotations renain unchanged, With estrS choice
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Foreign EIchange.

Reported By Francis. Bro. q ca, Ne IA
North Fourth s.reet. St Louis
Prime sterling: cables ASS: checks 4s75s: 90
DAYS .SlsSdf. st15
Commercial sterling. checks tGH: % DAYS
<si..: - days Z s7iz 28 SOS
Grain bills 1851.
Cotton bills 44s-
Commercial Swiss francs. checks Els lis: %
GAYS Ssiix.
Commercial Belgian francs checks SIS i-is:
60 DAYS 20
Rsrkers' re,e .s-narxs cables 81 7-is: eh.css
90 SIS: 81 days sf7.d4 Isis
Commercial reIch.marks. checks IS s-Ieds5s:
60 day, s4S; 30 days yfs.-
Bankers Dutch guildess. checks <oH-
Market barely steady.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


western va. = ia.di.i ,s.. nsorniSs.' Hh f.a
y 5.@sa p.:m2:iy INTO e:a,urlR;.ss ea.has !,
are cue n,re ,9-ms:ro~ na:rnlns. bu; ni.y not
' nsdsTd sai, Va. g.' sss Sssh.nssd
oe!p;s were fairly liberal fr 90 late IN the
week but a. there .as a far esnani from
va. quite sstis:as;o-y. rncs; esaler, having
70 s:5ae sSek ?. n ;sfsi e sifr,h nj
r.cs.d sat scaiIei ehicEen- c'eane3 Up closeiy
ara s s5s msdiin arypieK.d ~, 10y .s dr .ss
srsid@! chickens. which c!san.d CD slowly a..
"a s;sady. sIUsb' nc: 20 plenty. bu, quality
Irregular ard p-!-es without Improvement. Quo
ta;isis ule.41Eca
Bufter and Cheese.
New YcrS. Sept .-Bgtier steady: renova.-i
common to extra iSI!se- Cheese ready. nm
cries I,aise: dairie, Izilgisc- cnse.. steady.
Philadelphia. Sept z-Ba,,.- firm: ..,r.
we-s-Ta creamery isc case> hr-n: 7sass.c.
I'm Nv Ye.s s s: sfaFs g r.. NJ: ssir
Isss.s sugar sac: retired nrIl. crushed s.ssc.
p.slerrd s.l.e: sTangiatsd 80
kettle s-.a3 s-isse; DO. eesntrifsgai 5a1sc: esa-
;rifsssl yhi,e. tA.s; y.i.g.. ss.gi.s: sse2z: y
Centrifugal hole Sirap nominal. sys2sc-
Dry Goods.
New Tork. ST; :-hgy.r, Q, dry rods are
e.ieet of 5hs suas.n define II rsv cotton as
a result a. the publication OF the Government.
report =. o: cours@. y.obienaiicaI. bl: I, g.
expected TIM, any change VIII he noted IN -h-
Immediate fUtur-. ruEca cspcacia. on -. course
Of ;he raw material :oE The next few eays.
Wool.
Boston. Sept. or the wool market. re
Commercial Fuilstin viii say i0-mo-Tor: Ths
wool market j. quiste-. There have been fewer
buyers a:ter1s-c-- But q god ullny
fraasactionp ci1ssI lat. iss' week have BEEN
rra.e public. and the volume o: business Is.
th.-rfjre. large Blocks o. Montana and other
Territory IN the original pigs. A.. the p-orrii-
rrTn and went concede n fraction. This pre-
vents speculation. a. the speculators 10 given
Iittle Opportunity. All eSorts 20 break pr Geo
grove futile FDreiga markets are 1ecf1-Giy
drrn. and advises from London and the C,on.!-
r.n. agree that the tendency IL toward ans
voois An advance In rlerinos at the next
London sgction Is expected The shiprl-a.s %
wool from BJ@:on to date from Dec 81. lsos.
according 10 TIE sana. au;hority. are 49,
time last year. III. receipts to date are as
PetPo1eun.
OIL CITY. Pa. Sept Credit balances si.ss:
runs Aas II. i03o--, average s1..S: .hipu.ents.
L.n.a, .s7ss. rms 1870 average ei..a
Turpestine and Rcsis.
Savannah. Ga. Sept 2-Turpen;ins firm.
PIC. Rosln nrrn: A. n. - $50: u cs: r
p.6; u!S: g 80: II G,:s; q .: g nm:
& ~: y AZ: ". Q. H-0. ". v. Ma
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Louis Shows Decrease Of 1.3
Per Cent.

New York. Sept THE following table.
compiled by Bradst-eet. shows the bank
clear.nss AZ the principal cities FOR the
week ended September !. with the per-
c-Hiasc Oh increase and decrease, as com
pared with me corresponding week last
year:
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s,ock. of Grain IN store.


81. Louis-pec wheat .1igsyc. Puts q 9xc
20 iieSgIo3;1. calls f-n. D. IN 70 81 III.
call. 81 osi. si-0--,
May rhesi-Pu;s q 81. asked and calls u ios
SIii
De,- eorn-Puts IIag;i'so aas calls Cxe
asked
Nay co-r-Puts csc bi. ani calls soisc be.
Xinneapoiis-D-c. vhsa, sI.I5r asked Puts
g. .:.J, Gshe: sns: calls Sl.iia
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Flaxseed Quotntious

chiosro. Sept 2-F1aXs-ei was firm AID
advanced L. with a god demand: SO !:
sorthz~-:c-a sold at rs. No. ! was 81. 3 bio
sept. was alb bid and Dec. a.. bid Rsreinfs
cars al Duluth
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Wool.

Stocks are qu,.s iarga AMI there II . fair
volume q ssies by dealers: bot iit;le doing On
he regular market. owing &c lack OF offerings
tron crst hands Market strong and In Q gen.
orally healthy condition
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Med. comb. q
cloth mxd -5A81
Cro;hinx -.. p
Low q braid = ga
10. and III
Hides.

D-y-hins-Te1as heavy isHc: Do failen q To
do. light at Kzc. native and Arkansas at tSc-S
LITTER selection. Is1.c for No. and ll3<c for
No :: glue At 81 Dry-salted al EXC. Green
salte3 round at % for Western: Arkansas an1
Southern 10. SIC. green-salfed on selection a
&c fsr No. ard SIC for No :; part-cured -
lsss: uncured Nc less. and bulls Il I0s tkH0
f3re1otag: glue 49, 3
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u. L0uia Future Prices.
Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-gy sample. del: No red a. n Il
I to'h s!les; No. red ~ ;i.o5 .5- t1in 20 sissG
iGyiF W. ard III % al 20. z SIDE. so At
~ g:i -. no-zTafe a. &c. No hard at 81 81
- later TURKEY. 40. hard a; g. .oiii. Ok
latter Turkey: No. hard a; s9cafsI ska- !:
red a: 81 80: "a. a. 81 .Ooi,. rejected at Sc
COES-Ey sample. del: No a; sZ,z25-ac:
No. a. sli.c. n. at s9iz-: No. white at
IN &c: No white at H. Destination: No
white ai &c: No. 2 white az TIC
CATs-By ample. del: y, a. NC % eis
v.ior an: :s1e fo- fancy: No at 81. AK
AL AL Colony 80 ,-.j.r: 30, q, III; ~, :
a. s3l- &C: sol4-a at &c
RYE-Nu- , strsic. 40. &c
FLoCi;-Sof' yiE:sr n WOOD: Patents y 81
SO: -;raighis 3 -1tf5-1s: extra fancy $. y 2
50, clear 81 cat g. iov-ETs.ls IN tute IS.
XE3.53. Hard winter n 3gtes; Patent :ts1s5.
strligh: si-5 GAS. clear S-ssi. !ow-sfade
MIfIFEED-B-an oas-s; bass Z trk a; &c
FOR lard and sF<f.-c fo- soft winter In zoos:
mar. winter MIXED :e-f n Ics sod at So AID
ous:ab'e IA los az si1a-c. MD. NJ S.S21i-f9.
W side IN los. bran ~ SC s1i rn!is at ff-il
AZ rl!u bran Tbs n: sls5s.c aai srips az 81 -
HAr.on E tx New ;.-so;ay. 81 for
sal tor iSs sJaies- Seg e!1ye- I.1aI3.5s :o-
30. ard slIFis Fer No !, Ne. cloye=.rnix-d
rev p.a.ri.. - !o- No ]. $40 for No and
SsGs..1 for i1=-gTa1e.
sTRAT-on tTk. wheat and cats. G-I95:
Ft.sxsEED-s, Louis hish.r at H.i.Is BID
prD.nDt shipment.
LEkD-F.rrn. Dss,iv.-tz.f ouo:asis sc A.f-fa.
a-f suscial trani- Ms. td worth ricre-
sPELTEHs-StronS al 3 bgI he!d higher.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

n. R.yusic quO;stion- are for Io,s IN ar,;
hands ur.I=s5 otherwise specified Small lots On
orders are charged higher.
PEACHES-gUots nearby. 4. Ter b.. tofs,o
EIssTts higher Homegrown per h-eG- i5i2oc
FOR ordinary and Sr2sc for ehoic- % fancy
cASTALJIPI.S-Syg Colorado a. .ScGtl
per pony crate and Sl-Sgi-0 per Standard
crate Missouri "Psntops' Z9ssc ger erais.
Hem.-srown from isSolc Der bu box loose
scc Per I1-o1 BASKET Newman and red varieties
tJds9c. Michigan s-saL case Sss'-e. ACCORDING
GKAPEs-consirned concord. &c ger Il su.
Hone-srosn frcrn z-ssoe per = b.. sreoFdiis
cRkBXPPLEs-Dan:e quote early ra-ie;;s, =,
APPf.kss-Sorihern duchess quoted AZ 81 90
TO pee Dbl del Choc> Isiientiush 80. .
and ec:n.non ard ordinary stock 59cgI per Dol.
H6i.s9. Flemish B.au:y and Duchess 80
"a: seckel s2ae =. and Bartl.tts SGS.S-
HONE s.Oxn. Der i--br. BASKET. 5Dnssc-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In car lots from
about si.a5l Del. sO- GOOD 10 choice
from ,,oTa a; E S5S4 r~r bor
CALIFORNIA CITRUS FKCfIS-At auction:
Oranges. Der box according % cOnfition-'al-
enriA 81 TIA Lsrnons al >cIse.5S Der box
cALIFokNfA pEcIDCoCs RCiTs=Bs-t-
Italian prunes s-ay,c. and Hunzarian sscasl 3.
PINEAPPLES-ChoIce Fioriea SdsS Per
LEMoSs-Sew vers;u from store na, 80.
and california g Sff5 Der box
BANASAS-ouot1ols S-2~a2-o . bunch on
eoCoANUTs-Psr LOO. z. srk-. Is: ioss,ns
I5sAiE.$oS e ,sSsSg' 81 e. S, =. s,-
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Total sales for the day. rs. 40 ssarea
STICKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
BOSTON. seN 2-C1osinE quotations to-day
money. binds rail,ozi stocks ana mining shares
were a. follows:
Gail leans 1esS Per cent: time loans So<X
Per cent
BONDS
A:eh. adj .. -. 81 l.Me,iean Cent. g. g
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

To.a,s Caraaa - N.fssE :
sSot included IN totals becsu.s confainir
other Stona0 than eseaflnea mot included
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Chicago Stock Market.

New York Stock Qaotataons.
New York. Sept. 1.-FolIowing are to-daye
,les ~ ctocis on the Stock Exchange. showing
- hiShect end lowest quotations and closing
'"' RAILROADS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Mlnlne Stocks In New Yerk.

New York. sept 2-Ciosins quotations to-day
mining stocks were follows:
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Turpestine and Resln.

.,iJs: F:;ia nm; 2. ri; 2 E.s; z
Z e.: - a. Z y. q. e. e.; T. e. ~ a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
Bond Quotation. ut xew York.

Sesv York sept Z-CIosir- quotation. today
or bOacs q tho stock Exchange Eore :o!-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
Special Excursion Rates to COL
Grads, Utah and the Black Hills.

Via the North Western Line.
Beginning June LIST excursion
tickets will be sold to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt
Lake City, Hot Springs, Dead
wood, Lead and Custer, S. D.,
etc., good to return until Oct.
81. A splendid opportunity is
offered for an enjoyable vaca-
ton trip. Several fine trains via
the North Western Line daily.
Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
See j. R. McGavren for a
lawn mower that cuts, and is
always in good order. He can
lsave you money.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
RE YOU GOING TO THE DEM
CCeATlC NATIONAL CON-
VENTlcN?
Make Your ARRANGEMENTS to 90
With the Jack sSnian Club 81
Omaha.

The Jacksonion Club of Oma-
ha, have made arrangements to
attend the National Democrat
lie Convention, which will be
held in st. Louis on Wednesday
July 9th, 1904. They will have
a special train over the Wabash
railroad, which will leave Oma-
ha at $3.50 p. M, on July 4th,
arriving at st. Louis early next
morning, stopping at the Worlds
fair station. This will give all
those going to the Convention
on this train an opportunity to
attend the Worlds Fair one day
before the convention meets.
The train will consist of coach
es, chair cars, and sleepers, and
will be the best train for those
attending the convention from
this part of the country to take.
1t will be remembered that four
years ago a large number of
the people of Mo. Valley, and
Harrison County Democrats at
tended the National Convention
at Kansas City, with the Jack
sonian Club, and every one of
them had a good time. The
Jacksonians of Omaha, propose
to have the largest delegation
from this part Of the west at
tending the convention, and the
boys from this city and county
will do well.to write to Harry p
Moores, G. A. P. d. of the Wa
bash, at Omaha, for full partic-
ulars as to price of railroad trip
tickets, sleeping car berths and
information they may want to
know about the trip. The jack
sonian train over the Wabash,
is the one the boys from Harri-
son County want to take to the
Fair or Convention. Write for
particulars.
Can't be perfect health with
out pure blood. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes pure blood. Tones
and invigorates the whole sys-
tenn. j3O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
MISSOURI VALLEY TINlFS
z. n. HAs.l.lS, EDITOR.
weekly, $3.50 per year: Daily Is cents
inr'weck.
Resolutions 81 Thanks.

At the regular meeting of
Belden Post No. SO, Dept. of
Iowa, G. A. r., June 18th, 1904,
the following resolutions were
unanimously passed:
Resolved, that the thanks of
this post are hereby extended
to Hon. j. S. McGavren, who so
ably presided as President of
the Day at Memorial services
May Both, to Profs. j. H. Bev-
eridge and A. H. Sniff for their
patriotic and instructive adj
dresses, to Mrs. r. C. Hills and
choir for their kindly assist
ance and fine singing, the
school teachers and school chill
dren for their patriotic interest,
fine delegation and pleasing
song, the drum corps for their
generous aid and assistance, to
Belden Relief Corps No. $50
for their kindness and ready
assistance, S. B. Shields for his
able assistance on decorations,
the city papers for courtisies
and aid rendered, to all others
who in any manner gave us aid
on Memorial day.
Resolved, that we tender to
Rev. j. M. Williams of the
Methodist church, our sincere
thanks for the able and patriot
ic Memorial sermon to the
Post and Corps, May 29th.
Resolved, that to j. j. Amen,
city mayor, and the citizens
committee, Messrs A. B. Hos
brook, j. B. Lyon and w. M.
Carlisle, we extend our hearty
thanks for their kindly assist
ance, both financially and
otherwise, all of which tended
to make Memorial day exer-
cises a success, and one which
we hope the present and future
generations may strive to emu
late, in remembrance of those
who made it possible for all to
enjoy the liberties and blessings
of a free and united Union.
j. D. Brown, Com.
A. H. Livingston, Adjt.
Committee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
CHOKING CATARRH CURED
Your Money Back If Hyenel Does
Not Cure You.

MOI Cure lou.
"Use Hyomei and be cured
of catarrh," is what all who
have tried it for that disease
say to their friends.
1t is the easiest thing in the
world to stop catarrh at it's be-
ginning if you use Hyomei.
Just breathe the health-giving,
balsamic air for a few minu ties
and your catarrh will be cured.
In the worst cases of this dis
ease, chronic or acute, Hyomei
used four or five times a day is
all that is needed to soon effect
a cure.
The complete Hyomei outfit
costs but $1.O0 and comprises a
hard rubber pocket inhaler, a
bottle of Hyomei and a dropper.
The inhaler will last a lifetime;
and additional bottles of Hyo-
mel can be obtained for SOC.
In this city and neighboring
towns, there are hundreds who
can testify to the remarkable
powers of Hyomei to cure ca
tarrh. Many of the staunchest
friends Of this remedy today
began its use with little hope
that they would be cured, but
as Elliott & Harvey offered to
refund the money if it did not
cure, they decided to try it on
that plan, and were soon re-
stored to health.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RY.
Time Tablelof Trains Out Of
Rode, Iowa.

Nos. l, 2, 8, 4, will stop ON signal for pass
engers holding tickets for points beyond Omaha
or for Minneapolis, st. Paul or Chicago.
Nos. 81, 81 81 and 80 run between It. Dodge
and Council Bluffs except. Sunday.
Coupon tickets Gamble procured on one or two
days notice.
Thos.iJ Cnhran, Agent.
Call for the New Idea fashion
sheet for July. The New Idea
Magazine and other fashion
journals for sale.
j. D. Brown & Son.
He who steals my purse,
steals trash, and the dealer who
sells me imitation Rocky Noun
tain Tea, robs his customer Of
that which enriches him not,
but leaves my health poor in
deed. IS cents. Elliott & Har-
vey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
Special sale on childrens
dresses at the Leader.

If your health's going wrong,
Your breath very strong,
Head aches so you can't see,
Go take some Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Elliott & Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23

Special sale on trimmed
hats, street hats and all
kinds OF ladies hats all this
week at the Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23

House for rent, corner of
west and Huron. One house, Z
rooms, good repair, two blocks
from the shops. One house, 5
rooms, same lot. Enquire of j.
Filkins.
If.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
Schneider & Mueller
Make Sensational Piano Prices.

In order make for 1.0 instruments just finished in
Omaha factory have been compelled tocu prices
and offer the most extraordinary
bargains in entire business During this sale
will sell such renowned makes as the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-06-23
Don't Give Away Advertising.

Don't Give Away Advertising.
Many an editor has given
way his success in free adver-
tising, says an exchange. Would
a farmer give away his garden
truck, a little here and a little
there? Would he part with his
chickens or his sheep for a pie
thora of fattery? No; he would
expect the money! And this is
just the difference between
some farmers and some editors.
The Newspaper Union.
Beebeetown, Iowa, June 81,
1904. To whom it may con-
Germ: Il wish to state that l
had my County Mutual policy
cancelled on January 9th,
1904, and had all my insurance
written in the Hawkeye Ins.
Co., by the Harrison county
agent, L. L. Sample of Wood
bine. On June End one of my
yearling heifers was killed by
lightning, and today Mr.. Sam
pie called and paid me the full
market value for the heifer.
| like the Hawkeye, because
their policy gives the assured
the right for the increase on
live stock, so the assured al
ways gets the full market
value for an animal killed, up
to the limit granted in the
policy regardless of the in
crease of their herd. Yours
truly, Chas. O'Rourke.
1t dulls the scythe of Father
Time, drives away wrinkles of
approaching old age the elixir
of life, that puts hope in the
human heart--Hollister's Roc
ky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
Elliott & Harvey.
Republican County Convention
The Republicans of Harrison
County, Iowa, will meet in
delegate convention at Missouri
Valley, Iowa, on Thursday, July
18th, 1904, at IL o'clock a. M,
for the purpose Of electing
fourteen delegates to attend
the State Convention at Des
Moines, Iowa, July Goth, 1904:
also to place in nomination can
didates for the following coun-
ty offices, to-wit::
Supervisor for full term in
succession to w. S. Kelley,
Clerk of the District Court
County Auditor,
County Recorder,
County Attorney.
The basis of representation
and the representation to which
the several precincts will be
entitled under this call will be
the same as in the convention
of March 18th, 1904.
This convention will also
elect a chairman of the County
Central Committee and trans
act such other business as may
properly come before it.
All townships or voting pre-
cincts will please select their
committees and elect township
Chairmen for the ensuing year
and report their organization te
the County Chairman at this
convention.
1t is recommended that the
township caucuses be held on
Saturday, the 9th, so far as
convenient.
By order of the County Cent
raj Committee.
Geo. A. Kellogg, Chairman.
Missouri Valley, Iowa, June
18th, 1904.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RY.
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