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Select Apartments.

thoroughly up 10 dafe; large. iighi rooms and
hath, cIirA maids onth room; buffers pantry.
electric lights telephone hand some decoratons
psrqucf doors. rent. 50 10 80 PaTS place and
Eostrapd Az. brooklyn. OTTO SINGER.
BUILDER.
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SITUATIONS w,NTED-MALEs.

>---NT-'--Ns
WOULD LIKE TO WORK for fine family
gardener or coachmsn. e C.. box ia sun once.
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STENOGRAPHER and once assistant with
some cI percnce neat and wllll1g: moderate salary.
\. Brooklyn sun once. ai2 Washington st.
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WANTED Young. energetic man. familiar Win
modern shop methods. 90 Introduce and follow
up ilr same give experience. rcicrrfrc. and Watta
expected. address j.. %. box io9. bud-eporl.
conn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
EVANS, WILKENS & CO.,

Patent iuys, ~ J.. -. Nashlug on ~ -.
NFW YORK OFFICES ~. Nassau S., s. CITY.
Telephone 40. sos John.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

FIRST CLASS HELP a. Miss LArson's employ
ment once, IS West 2sth St. Telephone, Sot1 Mad
50,
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WANTED Young man come south months
with 400 or less assist experimenting valuable
mica Mines boa rd free aud one eighth interest
sivc-. ~. J.. BRUCE la!ist1n y &. cleveland
County
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PAPER BONES.

Wanted. an experienced man on shear
cutting. also Sitting machine; state where
working last and how long: also what
wages. Z steady pace Tor the right man,
Address b.. box l22 sun office.
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WANTED TO travcl FOR house established ~
years. expenses ud,auccd WcrFlf salary or co.i
miss on or both sNprrcur" unnecessary 4NN
EIER DEPT. 5lh FLOOR -Oi ONtc 81. 50. Louis
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pnorT sSIo,l1 >rrI ,TIo>s WANTED

NATIVE ri sSIAN TRANSLATOR. who com
maud, good literary English. scrA- pari-tlm'
employment vita some publishing house, maya
Zine or nra sphprr Nddres. ) rs LIZ, box 100 Sun
Harlem office 2U West i1ith -
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WANTED Men and hos % IrHru pumblr,
i-adc Cosue Bros. GO. School 20 Practical Plumb
INK send Tor catalogue. Address 1918. LaAi3n
Az ST. Louis, Mo
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AMBITIOUS VOTING HrN. cyrr town. Co 60
into enc electrical novelty business nq9, s,9in.ii.al
rr1uIr,J big money uHhrr Address J. ELLIOTT
SHIW COMPANi. Sh4w Building. rhuadrpha'
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YOI Va MEN WANTED TO TAKE Up the
study ~ tho laW ~ homo 40 unusual uppor-
tuuity 90 -ecurr a legal education and admi--
sion 30 the bar 'yltupLi Joss of t.1i' OF other
sacrifice I,r pan rlmr- aldr"--
The Sgrqe.- {. providence school - Law.
a. NrJs -. Building Detroit, Mich
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MCDONALD VIRGINS co.

OLD RELIABLE BUSINESS RROKHRS AND
PROMOTERS. Capital and partners Furnished
merchants manufacturers and others desiring TO
extend business. stocks. bonds sold; money for
legitimate purposes We incorporate companies
~ greatly reduced rates. Out-ot town concerns
given prompt attention. Telephone. No 200
tuTtlAndt.
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WANTED Man capable Of laying oui and n
Producing improved methods '1r Gupuoe'e So tH
must ht good mechanic. energetic and capanlc
OF handling men. give references. experience ana
wage, c1ucctcl E. G. Is. box no sun once
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PATENT so. 57s,SsS Nov L. 1904 10 for sale.
an attachment for an Agricultural Implement.
y. J ROBINSON, Hudson. y. !.
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WANTED lod intelligent solicitor 70 sell
dividend paylsr mining stlc- good -alary eua
commission .1 cApah.e man yearly contract rel
er.urr. &c. y. ROBINSON COMPLAIN Los
Nnt.lcs. CAL
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WANTED. near Ncw Yors. ntrllreat farmer
must o. Thoroughly practical aud iuil OF eAergy.
honesty and temperance absolute essentials. mouse
Furnished. state references. experience aun wages
expected II H.. box ne sun oilcc
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Statesmen WANTED.

WE WANT an energetic salesman for a gilt
edged proposition paying 500 10 500 weekly. no
samples. salary OF commission. r. O. EVANS.
Dexter Building. Chicago.
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WANTED Reliable man 10 manage branch once
Tor large manufacturer salary 10 start. Sl5n per
year aud extra commls slons. applicant must nave
good reference and s. 90 cash chpt1i secure;
eHpcrienCr unnecessary address M'fh" 'uo
Chamber Commerce. Detroit Mlcc
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AT WHITE LAKE sullivan county. y. Y very
popular hotel with nicely ntted cottages and 80
acres OF very desirable property which could be
divided into building lots without detrmcnt TO
the hotel property. This hotel cost over $4,000.
viii sell Tor SIS OON. Amply TO
MCDONALD .WtGGINS CO. 2S7 broadway.
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LOAN OF 10000 required viii guarantee 10
Ter cent.
MCDONALD .wIGGINs Co. 257 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE otT OF TIRE CITY.
NEW .,EnsE,-sALE OK RENT.

49,
FOR R.Sr Nn an ihc year round country resi-
dcnrr healthy rooiny comfortable ana nciuic'lIe
situated uu tur WafCuuug Hilis. utrf ttWull'ius
D.. TO lease. furnished or Uufurnishcd Tor N'til
of yrars 10 desirable tenant u room modem mouse
stable. ncuucry and outbuild'ngs VOL Eepi hnd
Fl perfect order acre. ~ land nnr lawn lrnI',
shade and nut trees. kitchen gardens fuhulus
brook. rent $3.50 per ycar. UNPUBLISHED For por-
ucuIurs address OWNER" Lock Box - scotch
Plains. y j.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED country ho4'e,
with stable. Ia rent for long summer season anpln
lawn shade and frht trees. clrctUc hyhih a.
modern Improvements: high ground; behutfu
location owner join 8. GRlGGN. Jr., % BROAD
ST. New York Telephone
BtRGAiN-For sale or Exchange House cram
ford j.. - rooms stable fruii and shade trees
iOIVsJI. street TO street: near depot, sdd't'onai
lot adjoining. lur19J. n required. III KID 20
H-1advAy Nrv York. LEE. Crawford.
HACK.NsACK Rcai Estate SAFE or Rent
bargains, references ROAiENN & DEMAthaI
Hack ruaaCh. y w.
500 DOWN balance monthly. buys two iemly
l.snr.
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MORPHINE OPIUM. LAupANUN, COCAINE
h.h,t IN, self cured VIII inform you ~ harmless
permanent. home cure. -AIa hALD"lN' Oot Ill
chicago
LADIES When ~ need send Tar frrc TRIAL OF
oir never failing remedy Relief qpicS ana safe.
PARIS CHEMICAL Co. Milwaukee, Wis
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AZ old cst5 hlishcd battery with valuable prop
er'y can he bought forSiS,ooo situated In Bridge
port, Conn
MCDONALD .w1GcrNs Co. ?57 Broadway
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
1IACIiINERl.

EIGHTEEN i5iaIi5 Arlington Sims Engines;
- 10 ~ inch COrilss engines, a number Of gooh
~ ,tlugnuusr engine Plain slide valves, nl sizes
Blvrr, invited to look over our Immense stock.
WTf .TS BROS rs cedar 81
ROLLERS Enrincs. pumps, Tank. Hcascra,
pIt,,nr, Rider ana Ericsson Pumping Engines
REGNN. aE West 18TH ~.
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THE HAMPTON Brooklyn's Finest Elevator
Apartment House overlooking Prosp ect Paik man
entrance Prospect West corner OF President 81
HANDSOMELY Furnished Apartment IN TIC
Richeilru. IN Clinton ave. corner Greene. seven
rooms. even modern Improvement
TO LET Apartments. 80 20 $40. sth ~, cor
ner eth 81 steam heat. no; water supply. dec
Grated
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PERSONALS.

0---'~7-7--
WANTED Information regarding AIMING :.
p,yp o. Andt" ncyul. hoatVnr fcn MS home
I'd av.. BrooAlyu. 90 1901 G.. y. W,NDALl.' brews-
ter. y ).
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KETCHAM EROS,
I'm RllpA A.. BROOKLYN.
S15O,OOO CASH

N invest in non-hcatcd property In BROOKLYN.
want full particular. and lowest price, not
asking price: ali cash paid; I'd mtgc. no oh
tect; auick answers. Brokers protected
TRUSTEE Box - BROOKLYN sun Once.
aIc Warrington -.
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MERCHANT on 18th av.. this city requires loan
OF 5000 good return assured
MCDONALD. WlGGlNS co, 257 broadway,
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WANTED good. Intelligent c.,y .alr.men.
with references. experience unnecessary. good
chance Tor advlucc.a-ut Address ~ box l,i
san once.
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WANTED u11skrrutr. young, energetic man.
to take charge .ct ~ books must be- familiar Win
steam supply business. Address BOOnhEIrEk'
boz no sun once.
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New TWOFAMILY HOUSES

s-l.ci location. two stury and basement circular
stone fronts handsomely decorated, most COM
pcie and ~ 70 date house IL city npen for inspec'
lion. apply once ~ John place. near Bedford AN.
OIrO SINGER. BiILDER.
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION. Gentleman needing
money for special putpOse wishes 10 sell 10000
Of p"r cent guaranteed stock, payable senli-
annually. owner OF this stock will redeem same
IN sixty days. allowing very liberal bonus bighest
references furnished Apply TO
MCDONALD VIRGINS CO.. 257 BroadwAy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
iowa May FOLLOW
THE MISSOURI LEAD.
Folks Plan OF Putting Bells on
Lobbyists Looks Good
Here.
DEPEND ON LEGISLATURE
Iowa Law Doesn't Give the Governor
as Much Power as Missouri's Execu-
tive Enjoys-Banker Accused
of Endorsement.

Des Moines. Ia. Jan. "a. Iowa poll
ticians, public men and lobbyists have
been watching the Missouri situation
with considern bile interest and wonder
ing ii they will he shut out of the Iowa
state house next winter when the as
sembly meets. as they have been at the
state house mt Springfield. Mo.
There Governor Folk has issued an
order requiring lobbyists to report to
him on their arrival in Springfield and
providing that they might stay in the
town but thirty-siX hours, when they
must leave. 1t is II case of register IN
and register out as the guests do at
hotels.
That the governor of this state has
power to require this sort of thing from
lobbyists is not claimed. it is UNDER
stood. for the laws of Missouri on the
subject are moro strict than those of
Iowa. That the Legislature has power
to exclude lobbyists from the floor of
the chambers is we'll understood and
from time to time il has been exercised
But i'm view of the action taken by
Governor Folk and its very drastic
character the politicians are wondering
If the legislature OF Iowa next winter
will try its hand. The matter. of
course rests in The hands of the COM
m!ttee on rules.
In Iowa the practice has been to adj
NIT any person that desired to enter to
the floors OF the chambers. Persons
have visited members al their seats
without question Persons desiring to
see members have sent pages for them
TO go back 10 the cloak rooms a..d con-
fer. Occasionally opposition to this sort
of thing had been given expression in
times OF great stress on questions az
fectii corporations especially. hut
nothng specially drastic ever has been
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
JAPs WATCH FLEET.
Report Has Reached Toxic that !
May Attempt to Escape from
Nladivostok

TOXIC Jam. - Admiral l<amaniur:l
left today To reioin his fleet 1t was
recently announced that the Russian
Nladivostok squadron WAS believed to
have been repaired and il WAS thought
that ii might come out al amy mo-
men. The navy department is siren
.uously preparing for the second stage
of the War. During the Year the Jap
ancsc have captured twentythree
blockade runners. thirteen Russian and
seven British. The Japanese have
sacrificed seventeen vessels While
blockatling Port Arthur. The Russians
sank nine transports and merchant :
men. Three hundred officers and H.
5ll men. prisoners of war from Port
Arthur, have arrived i'm Japan to date.
The majority of them We're sent to
Tengachayl and Halnatera.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
JURY FIXES $4,000
AS VALUE OF Love
Samuel Flinders to Receive
That Sum From a. c. Bailey
for Wife's Affections.
A QUESTION OF AMOUNT
Jury Agreed Flinders Had Been DAM
aged and Apparently Believed
Bailey Had Offered $4,000
for Her Love.

Cherokee. Ia, Jan. -. Evidently b
ieying samuel Flinders when ne dc
clarel ON the Witness stand that his
wealthy ncighbor Asa G. Bailey. had
said he would give $4,000 for the love
If Mrs Flinders, the jury in Flinders
suit for $4,000 damages for alienation
If Mrs Flinders affections by Bailey
this morning returned a verdict of Slo,-
400 for Flinders
ASA G. Bailey and samuel Flinders
we're neighboring farmers near Snther-
and ANA lived leacc;,bly until March
y 1904 when l'iiilers discovered n
letter in his home. said To have been
written by his wife 10 isailcy, in which
she is said To have shown her prefer
ence for Bailey.
The jury was oul fifteen hours, COM
ing in 1T O'Clock this morning. When
the verdict was given To Judge Futch-
inson none We're present except Carl
Hemek. attorney for FLINDERS, and j.
n. +. Smith. attorney for Bailey.
Agreed Flinders Was Damaged
The jury never for a moment DIS
agreed ON the subject as To whether
Flinders should recover some dam
ages II WAS admitted by them at tho
outset that be had been wronsel and
was entitled TO monetary coimrensa-
tlon as tho only on" lie could receive.
The first ballot is said to have stood
40 to i'm favor of giving Flinders $lo.-
GOO. Then. after moro balloting. am
other man came over to the ma joritv
and there was a deadlock until this
morning.
The Judges instructions We're lengthy
and technical A number of special
findings We're asked and the substance
of the answers Vas;
First. samuel Flinders and Wife had
lived together I'M happiness until March
- 1904
Second Asa C. Bailey wilfnlly aud i'm
tenionallN did steal Mrs, Flinders af-
fectioms from hel lawful husband San,-
uel Flinders.
Thilal, samuel FLINDERS did not in amy
manner contribu5e To This by neglect
of his coniugal relations With his Wife.
Broke Up Flinders Home.
Fourth tina, since the letter Was dis
covered in th5 Flinders home. Flinders
man ana Wife, and that Flinders has.
been deprived of Il home
Regarding charges of criminal rca-
lions which We're said TO have been
made by FLINDERS to witnesses for the
defense, the jury is silent
1t is presumed th;tt tho attorneys for
the defense will file a motion for a new
trial. but they have not Vet expressed
Themselves on this point The suit has
been bitterly contested and MAS the
most sensational that has occurred i'm
+ this coumty for many years. The court
room was crowded with people from all
over this and other counties. Asa g.
Bailey Is one of the Wealthiesi farmers
i'm Tho county and testified that owned
4 10, lie, |,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
Annoying to Dewey.

Philadelphia Press: Admiral Dewey's
peace of mind has been greatly disturbed
lately by the nuisance of sight seeing au-
tomobiles." each carrying thirty or forty
people, which stop in front of his home
three times day in the effort to get .
glimpse Of the admiral and Mrs. Dewey
Even more annoying than the stare Of
forty pairs of eyes is the witticism of the
guide. who shouts through the megaphons
in voice that can be heard block
away:
'The red house to your right-given by
the American people to Admiral Dewey,
who destroyed tine Spanish fleet In Manila
bay and came to Washington to be cap
tured by lone woman"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
WAGES ARE ADVANCED
Iowa Central Engineers and Fremen
Granted About Half Their

Marshallto~l la. Jan. - The con.
ference of the engineers and firemen's
committees With General Superintend-
en1 Sweeney of the Iowa Central closed
last night by the men being granted an
Increase averaging % per cent OF then
DOM ndS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
Iowa Editors to Mest.

Waterloo la. Jam. Exhibitors and
publishers of the northeastern twenty
seven Iowa counties, organized as the
Northeastern Iowa Editorial ;,ssocia-
tion, will hold their mid winter meet
ing here on February ., 3 and 4. A
strong program has been prepared
Among the speakers of note who will
address the meeting are ID. j. Her
bert. editor of the National Printers
journal and Governor A. b. Cummins.
The craft will also have an opportun-
lty to see a Junior" linotype machine
in operation at this meeting to which
the publishers of the state are invited.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
CONTINUED Next Week.
The New Woman.

Nurse-"Did you ring. madame"
Madanl--"Yes, Marie; get the incu-
bator up out OF the cellar and put the
baby back in it for few days"
Nurse-"Oh, but, madam-''
Madam THAT will do, Marie, We
won't argue. l am preparing paper
for the club on The Relativeness oil
the Absolute and / simply can't be
bothered"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
Peabody Trust Ends.

Washington. Jan. 24.-The trustees of
the Peabody education fund held a
meeting here today and voted to dis
solve their trust. n proposition to APP
,propriate $1,OOO,0O0 fer the George Pea
body school for teachers at Nashville,
Tenn was carried.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
Des Moines Men Duped.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 2l.-Fifteen prord-
nent business men, including President
I'hilo kenyoa of the Commercial OK.
change. have been buncoed into buying
100000 worth of blue sky in Montana,
and s. ii. Wood of Great Falls, Mont, is
under arrest. Wood will be called next
week before the federal court at ST. Paul
to answer charge of using the United
States mails with intent to defraud
About 100 Iowans outside of Des Moines
were also stockholders of the Montana
COOPERATIVE Ranch company, organized
for the purpose of buying blue sky" in
Montana. A meeting of the company is to
be held in st. Paul next week 10 rear
range the affairs of the company.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
The Minnesota Sails.

Seattle, Jan. 24.--With 10000 tons of
freight, the largest cargo ever carried by
a ship. and 141 passengers. the Great
Northern Steamship companys new ori-
entail liner Minnesota left this port on her
initial trip to Manila and oriental ports
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
Guilty of MansIauahter.

honolulu, Jan. 24.-E. Geneau master a.
arms of the United States gunboat Wheel
ing, charged with killing Useless" Har-
ris, negro prize fighter, last June. was
found guilty of manslaughter the jury
adding n recommendation of leniency
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
MRS. DUKE ARRESTED.
Wife of the Tobacco Millionaire
Taken on Charges from State
of Texas.

New York Jam 26-Mrs. Alice Webb
Duke. wife of Brodie l.. Duke was ar
rested at her office in Broad street to-
day on requisition papers issued by the
Texas authorities.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
II Would be an ImpossibiIity

vandyke ochre-'rhis painting is
about the best thing I've ever done.
/ couldn't think of selling 1t, don't you
know.
Mr.. G. vere-No, I should imagine
not; it would be ridiculous to think
of such thing as selling painting
like that.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26
Nothina Now from Mccormick.

Washington, Jan. 24.-The state depart
ment is in receipt OF a cablegram from
Ambassador Mccormick at st. Petersburg
summarizing conditions in that city. The
information does not differ materially
from that contained In the Associated
Press dispatches.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

Numerous Will pheasants have late
~ been seen il The southern Part Of
.hc city. They ace in The woods aud
fields and soma have como into Gen-
esse Valley park. Some Neai's ago these
Sirds wera introduced into this section
by persons al Cieneseo. As the male
birds are great fighters th weaker
ones have been driven outward from
the Vicinity of Csenesee. These birds
are strictly protected by law, there be
ing no open season for thell. and
fine of So being provided for the
shooting Of one of theFm- Rochester
IN. W Post Express.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

President Roosevelt is ; feet . inches
IN height and weighs 80 pounds. lie
exercises daily il it he only a series
of movements without apparatus. eN-
eouteti in his bedroom before his morn
lag bath. He is OF full-blootled habit
Che kind Of man Who grows Very stout
but through exercise he keeps his
2hsst measure eight inches great +
than that OF his Waist. and has no su-
pertluous fash
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

Charles j. Glidden of England, who
drove motor car across the Arctic
circle, is now on his way to the Anti
podes and will endeavor 10 drive to
the most southerly point yet reached
by a motor car
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

Photography lessons for prisoners.
says the report of the prison commits
lsioners for Scotland, have been at
tended with very successful results
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

1t was declared at Edinburg recently
that more fishermen We're drowned
from the custom of wearing long boots
than by all the storms.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

The Aztec Indians of Mexico are
lnoted for their strength. An Aztec por-
tier has been seen to take II caSk of
'claret weighing 400 pounds on his back
and carry it quite a distance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

1t is estimated that the Palsans
falone spend $4,000 on confetti every
year. The total weight of confetti sold
in Paris in a year has been estimated
lat more than a thousand tons.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

The total OF giving for missions in
the Methodist Episcopal church this
year was more than two and u half,
h1pliens.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

for pianoforte playing counterpart ond
harmony has been won by Max paren-
Xxi. years old. There We're thirty-line
other competitors. the youngest OF
whom is y, wears old
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

The whole Moslem race despises and
hates tn sound of bells, which they
say causes the evil spirits to assemble
together. In consequence. they are
never used on Mohamneflan mosques.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-26

Wives of Siamese noblemen cut their
hair SO that it sticks straight up from
their heads. The average length OF it
is about one and half inches.