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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

@icu, q. Mai. - Noh pielelt
Mlrrnillen lnb moltderlei Mel.
nungsfnmpicn tritt nlorgcn bier ooS
grobc Iftioi,S. Gomitc ser 3ionilteit
sur lebten entlfcioenoen Sislltg
Dor oent 9nIeler GnnereB 5%uiomntcn,
Nan mlllfclte ~unl1rait oaerlei bon
3iuilti9feiten in0 pcrionliden Heibe.
rclcll, lueldc ongeblld) Die Sititng
iiberbolipt unmoglid MADDEN mir.
ben, ober bieie 9cfiirttlrngen iino
onidleincno unbegriinoet. 0oS gf.
tions-Gonlite ninuntt 5ullGdit Die &c.
ridte bes leitenoen G~rei5ebner.g llS.
idul'es, ioluie bes @iener 3lpeig.Gn-
mites entgeeen, bolt ieood) feline ein.
gsbenbe p9eratbune," ionoern be-
iflieBt, oem GorgreB ielbit a%eipilie
Torifl1ge an untcrbreiten. @idtige
prinsipiele erortcrungen linb baber
mlpermeiolid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

sum erlten Wolc of5 nolitdnolg
Iiegt n1tnmebr ser Weriht ser Grpc.
o'l'on Dor ole 3llr oGrioridrtna" oea
pom en9lonb onge6otcneu 9lniieoe-
Ilnl9SgebleteS ousgcionot porOen
ioar. aue @emiitber limo oorob be-
relt" erbibt, unb Ici0cnidoftlide
Sccnen %pobreno Scr Sieuna qelten
ol9 lllloermeiolid. @ie ober orlh
Ole @orl6lage 6es 9lftionS.Gomite'S
o'lStollen meroen, 10 lit nod fcineS-
mc9S 9elo9t, bob Der @uictcr Gon-
9reB oer'elben unbcoirgt 5uitimmen
miro.
n T. N n S n + 49, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
&crhctrcn0cs Npdnuniicr.

Gbepcnnc, @po., 81. Mai. -
Gie @niierpegc bes Stuotes @po-
ming nomentlid Der EIotte, Cara
nlie, Big Sprn mo Sbpihone-Hipcr,
limo IN elmer Nrt unb Wcile onae-
ldlpoacn, mic ntotl tic lett longer3eit
ltid)t bcobod)tct bat. Iae Sliiiie nno
S0d)e boben ibr 9ett iiberidritten II.
lelbIt lonIt gnn5 p%erionbete @Giier.
lem limo III rcibenbe 8icBb1he Der
lponoelt. Is mllroen piele 9riide,l
ipeggelhluenlnlt mo piele Sen tra,
0enoe Nleien iiberihnemmt ltno be.
Id)ooigt. Gns Sodfpoiler bot aud,
Den @erlnit BON 5pei Wenitenlebeu
pcrurloht.
CA9 ASTORIA.
1rassdis Die Serts, Die lhI Inner Gakauft Hat
:: y G1MZzzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Shobonltsiefretdr Seslie M.
Sbom nobm ole feierlife 8rnno-
lteinIeQu1q oes neneti 9unoesgebau-
oes III GlepeIanb, s., Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
@crmiIdDtc tclcgrapbiifc Scpcidcn.

Dig ge'prodetl hobc.
@crmiidltc tc~lcgrapbiIhc Scpcid)cn.
-3iuci 3oQ Sdnec limo i'm Stoot
Wtoinc in Ser Snltr Eono-GcQion
5niidcn Hllmforo Sails ltn0 @enis,
gefallen,
Scfrctdr Morton, ser BON
@oibington nod Nep-0orf obgereiit
lit. geoenft, iif bon ga nod Chicago
5t begcbcn.
- Gie bcfomte' SdriititeQcrin II.
ggitotorin fir boS Stimmrcd)t Scr
Sroueu, 1rou N}oru 9. 9ipcrmoore,
lit III WteIroic, WioIiy ~QeIGbrlif e.
fronft, 70 boB sic qcr5tc an ibrcm
Nuffommen 5meifeln.
-@cnerol- lieutenant Gboffcc, ser
Gbef oeS @enerolItubeS, miro, BON
iciner 8nttilt uno moQlider Meiic
BON GltortiermeiIter General Stunt
pbrcp begleitet, am I. Sui 3. s. cine
Jlel1e HQCD IlQ9IQ QllItcleH.
-Sn Scotio, untueit Sdenecto0r
Ny, bat ii6 ser 40 Sabre olte Ye=
leg 2aipton Sen 500 gegeben. Gr
ucrlieB ge9en gnbrltf oes Cages oo5
ebelide 9ett, begob iid) in Die Slide
mo iogte iih Die SaOung elmer 6Iins
tc in Den 9opi ole er nit Der 3ebc
leines redten 6uBes obOriidte, Gr
erfreiltc iid einer guten @elutobcit
u1o ma fpeiB nidt, mas i'm in ocn
8o6 trieb.
- Sr elmer Woiien-G erIonnlllna
ser gteqer-9epoIferun9 bon Aoib-
uiue, Gem, murocn 8cl0Iommlltll-
oelt eingeleitet, I'M gegen einige go
l~iSiiten, ipelfe atf Ne9er ongeblid
obne @rltno geihoIien unb 3luei Der.
ielben getobtet bobell, itrofrc6tli6
porgebe1 5u fonnen.
Gin SGfhen nit $500 IN 9anf-
notcn uno Miin5e/, lpclfcs pom
aoiiirer Der oSulier @ontinQ 60"
in Glepelono, 8, inter Sen Sit Ell
mes @o9cnS gcle9t mor0cn mar,
lpuroc BON unbcfonntcn Iicbclr, lucls
dye ole guimcrfiomfeit oeS @con,tcn
ob5ulenfen pcritonben bottcu, gcitob-
len.
- Sehs5cbn ~aoblcngrtbcn lit
Mohonp Gitn go, mcldc 10000 Nrs
better beiG0ftigeL lpnrcn gerl0tbiat,
an einem @o6entogc Die Arbeit ell,
5uitelen, 0a mir 5ebn Ero5ent Scr
grbeitcr erihiencn iporcr. 9ics rpur
an Dem Gage, oils sum critcn Wal III
Der @tid)ihte ser Sto6t citl Cirrus
BORT erIdicten NOR.
- Nr0iioent GooIebelt bot ais
Nodfolger oeS fiir5li6 peritorbcnc1t
&ifterS Inlo3 Nc. Sbobcr pom @lru-
Neutrality-suspicious. in Ct. 2ouis oct
biSberinen Gifter elmer 9. goanl5
BOZ 0''triftSgcriftc, cbcr-
0u, fplucr ocs Hid)tcr3
aool d. 9lltguitlls 8inf-
lenbu mis- mer0clt.
Sluci y .. I Hcger uiebcr'
&becl q. Mtoi.
glltf cinem . cling Srac-
ton So" il. NJ canning
Iino bon Elm, CONDUIT
teitr Ni0ialn III l1bes
fonntcr Yoiia6 Stiiiic les
bensgefdbrlidD mbct lporocn.
gls Der Negcr, 81 tu Nanle ilid)t be
fonnt lit, pom GonoilftGtr allfgelor-
bert lplrbe, ooS Sabrgelo 5l be5ab-
len, eroffnete II tSener ouf i'm. Ger
%eriuobnte YoIogier uerild)te ibnl Die
@oife 5l ettreiben, aber Der Neger
brad1te oilp linn einen SduB bel,
iprona ocrin ab mo peridman0.
"a
f.sass die DIE ats, Die u. Inner Gskautt Hah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

gls Der Heger, 81 tu Nnnlc nid)t be
fonl,t lit. pom Gonoufteur dllfgefor-
bert lpllrbe, ooS Sabrgelo 5ll be5ab-
len, eroffnete It eSeller ollf i'm. 0er
%erp0bnte YoIngier perilld)te ibm Die
@ofie 5il ettreiberl, aber Der Neger
brodte oll) ibn1 einen SfuB bel,
iprona ocnrl ab mo perIdiuan0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
WIFE NOT COMPETENT
AGAINST HER HUSBAND.
Important Decision Handed Down BY
The Supreme Court at Charles
ton,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 10
u. wife canno' be competent wit
less against her husband"
This question was definitely decided
Uy the Supreme Court of Appeals in n
decision handed down by that body
yesterday morning.
The case which elected the decision
was that of the State VS.. Wlthrow,
which was tried some months ago and
the husband was convicted Of the muir
der OF his infant child, according to
the evidence, the child was in the arms
of the mother at the time the hlling
and firing of the fathers bullet.
The same bali that inflicted death TO
the infant passed through the body of
tie woman and wounded her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
OUT FOR THE SENATE.

The Grafton Sentinel announces the
candidacy Of w. E. Tomblyn of Tay-
Tor county, for the State Senate. 1t
speaks In high terms of the gentleman,
who has recently finished his work as
land commissioner for Taylor county.
1t says of him, among other things, the
following:
"3e Is an enthusiastic supporter Of
the new laws and has great faith that
they will work out for the good Of the
whole State. He believes, howeve'.
that they may be largely improved and
he thinks it the duty of the Republican
party to make the changes and the
editions that will make them mo e"
perfect Mr. Tomb'yn talks af the laws
ir very Intelligent yet liberal-minded
manner, and no wise afraid TO utter
lis opinion upon them. During the
sessions Of the Comfy Conr Mr.. To,a-
Glyn has gone up against some shrewd
lawyers, but he has held his own in a
truly remarkable manner. usually COM
ing out with flying coiors and at no
time acknowledging defeat. As re-
suit of the abe manner in which he
has defended his assessments there
have been few reductions, ard none
that amounteito a great deal. Through
his reasoning also other lands assessed
by him at low figure have been
raised by the Court, and there has been
no material change made in the total
assessment Of the county from what
he at first reported, the increases be-
ing amply sufficient to meet the reduc-
tlons made All this, it would seem,
creates Mr.. Tomblyn avery available
man for the Senate or the Legislature.
and he will doubtless figure to some OK.
tent in the coming campaign for polit,
ica1 nomination"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
WAsH-IEFF TEAM
MADE MUCH MONEY.
Almost $4,000 Clear Was Made BY
the Football Team.

WASHINGTON, Pa. Dec. 13.-Man-
ager John o. Weeks yesterday handed
his football report for the season to
the faculty athletic committee, which
approved 1t and made known the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the sea
son which were $9,11627, total ex'
penditures $7,1S5, leaving balance
Of $1,921.27, the largest sum ever
cleared by a Wash.-Jeff. foot ball
team. The w. & ]. athletic commit
tee reconsidered its former action in
the awarding of the football wv. &
j." and gave the varsity monogram to
Duffey, Ward and Specht, who were
turned down last week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
Motorists Fined $1,oso,oOO.

London Express.l
The tribute levied upon motorists by
tie magistrates OF the United Kingdom
during 1904 reached the enormous SUN
CT .e21S.OOU. This amount averages
very nearly G1O per head for every
car on the road that year.
Astonishing as these figures appear,
it is probable that when the total Of
this years fines can be made up +
will reach well over 100000.
The increase this year is due to the
persistent manner in which the police
in many parts Of the country and es-
pecially in the southern counties
have pursued their campaign against
motor cars by means Of traps,
"The latest form Of police trap is an
electrical arrangement" says stenson
Cooke, secretary of the Automobile as.
ISOLATION. "A piece of rope is almost
buried across the road at the start OF
a measured furlong, When the car
touches tho rope It starts timepiece.
This is the most just and reliable form
CT trap, for It does not depend for It's
accuracy upon cheap stop watches and
unslilled police as timekeepers.
"By the system of patrols which the
Automobile association has established
many Of the police traps have been
completely nulllaed. At Guldford
some time ago as much as Clos was
taken in fines from motorists in one
day. Now that our scouts are at work
things are very different
ION two main roads, working two
days a week, the patrols exercised the
necessary restraint on 297 motor ears.
hnt for the assocIation's efforts at least
half of these wouit have been fined.
We estimare that We save c10o q
week on each road"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

nmf4 with - ailona
adtt1. g|al nd FliH pc
al D 81 nai lllolit y
81 tie reaction during TIE last hour
yeaterday. smelling preferred finged
toni q ID SsS 6isher National .eaa
from 1st to ~ higher. KANSAS citS
Southern preferred one TO ~ higher
and Colorado Fuel Y to ] Y higher.
Chicago Grain. sA
CHICAGO. H.. Opening Quotations
wheat, Nay s0S@A December, 81,
July, 81. Corn, Ray, 32s.. July 31K
FORK, January. 1927 to 1880; May.
1SI5. unTa SIN
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, Il A. M
The most Important feature IN the
stock market was the trading in the
copper shares. The crowd in Anal
gamated Copper was enormous, and
when that stock sold at par for the
first time in year, there was a noisy
and exuberant celebration. Anacon-
do at the same time advanced 8 points
to 1876. Smelling had an exceptionally
wide opening.
Colorado Fuel and Iron also had a
sharp jump of rs. National Lead
continued active and strong. az high
er to SS1A. Sugar rose ~. The rail
road list suffered in strength and ac-
tivIty, because of the concentration Of
speculation in the big bonanza Of the
market.
Union Pacific showed a little
strength early. but declined u later.
Government bonds unchanged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
WORTHY MAN PROMOTED.

Promotion has come to another maj.
whom the malcontents have been crit
icising. Superintendent 0. f Darnall
has rendered his resignation as head
Of the West Virginia Reform School TIC
accent higher position in the same
line of work at the National capital.
We extend our heartiest congratula-
lions to our friend Darnall, but we are
sorry to lose him from West Virginia.
We could say II lot more about him.
but We will le, the Grafton Sentinel
say the rests
"If Superintendent DarnalI, of the
state Reform School, needed any fur,
Their YindieatIon of the charges of in.
humane treatment made against him
some time since by persons who were
aetuated by everything else but spirit
Of fairness, It has come In his selec-
ton for the splendid Federal appoint
ment as Superintendent IN the Reform
School of the district Of Columbia, and
to accept which he last evening tele-
graphed his resignation Of the super.
intendency Of the State Reform School
to Governor Dawson, Mr., Darnall's
splendid manage ment of the school at
Pruntytown will speak for itself long
after his successor has been appointed.
Whoever gets his place will find one of
the best managed institutions in the
State Of West Virginia, and It is to be
hoped that Governor Dawson will ap.
point 4 man In his stead who will be
able to sustain the present high stand
ard Of the school. Mr.. Darnall has
worked long and untiringly and has ac-
eomplished much with this school not
attained by his predecessors. Doubt
less he will be equally successful in
the larger work which he is now abort
to attempt. The Sentinel wishes him
God-speed in his mission" =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

With Hon. Thomas w. Fleming in
the race for tie U. S. Senatorship the
bidding leaves of sprinGtimc are like.
~ to see some lively political hustlirs
in the big Mountain State,-Monnds-
vile Herald
Ifere is the same old question tho
State Journal has asked lately about
several United States SnHators-who
is Thomas W. MISUNDERSTANDING
State Journal.
Not to know Fleming argues your,
self to be unknown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
A Correction.

Mrs. H. F, Leonard desires US 70
state that her husband, Mr. II. +. Leon.
ard, is not SO III as was indicated ii.
the West Virginian yesterday. He has.
been very Ill for several weeks, but
he is nov considerable better. being
able 70 sitpp and go around the room
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
Blaze At Marietta.

Aguest at the Marietta hotel acoi-
dentally let a lire get started in a bed
this morning which caused cohsidera-
bic excitement for a little while. Tne
blaze was soon extinguished by tie
l Sc Of chemicals.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

Iaet
i lnor ny ale % grnec
toh lh Ihis hnQnnc Z l1
aoodle our ttra1 81
. That
81 Fa shail hear ie rom them IN the
future than Ne have u the past 81
years, and this IS anything else but
d pleasant reflection. MaY one and
Ell bee6me 10 pro perons % to soon.
ind themselves on Easy street.
Another class we shall miss, and to
which we have had occasion to refer
Sualte often in the past year is the
Iizard.faced, bald-headed Demo,Pop
gang and their long-haired coadjutors
1.-The Insurgents"-and as they will
not he within cur reach hereafter we
shall expect some of our good breth,
rem to give them such attention from
time to time as their uglIness and
nastiness deserve.
All arrearsges for subscription, etc.,
due the old firm of L, G. Powell &
Son, are to be settled by the West
Virginian Publishing Company and
must be settled at once.
LAMAR c. POWELL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
7. W..ARN5II,
The UD.tODG6 Hardware Man, 329 Main ST,

did you never experience the slight
est touch of fear in naval engage,
ment%
Never" answered the officer with
hauteur; "after a man has 4gone
through the Naval Academy, hes isn't
afraid of anything. Washington
Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
nIcIoRN.

u the West ylrSI
gned sewers his
iItorially and inI
ID other words,
bis interest In the
mains only for him
9dt, Having been
nting business for
years 1t looks like
ne vacation above.
n political stand,
IKE a 1t time to take
Marion county is no.
hT class fighting
& tte papcity Of Demo
= years next month since
eted With the West
Inc time there were
Republican voters in
nd they were IN the MI
$50 70 800 votes AS
5000 such voters
majority Of 1914 last
ni5 rch a showing speaks
sllforboth the paper and
6esEs stlli better for
however Is the fact that
from small weekly
both daily and week.
rstifih So know on
ma they seem to be
efeNs md permanent foot.
Fement from the West Viz
ot due 70 ahs Basty action
we long debated the
more than a month par
own to rs residing at dis.
been proposing to pur.
interest communicating
friend Of ours, and when
ahaly moved us to sell
our associates in the pub,
apany acquainted with the
ia the result was we sold
- not 70 tue strangers.
perhaps no more glorious
glhg ma1sy than in the
publishing business, but II
trpe tbaG ny other Is an
lhaa ii What easy way
bit is hiatter for future
Haglng done nothing
desiFg adonar or later
neaspaps work. IN that
such desire, as
:. = - eppblicBas Of Marion
a3s always stood loyalty
rts and the West Viz.
haye tie most kindly
such issllag we shall
gYhile not IN q rewspa-
gegs other we shall
he hight to uphold
plss and especially
cause Of tax reform.
more election to
atIon, tax-d9lglhg
sF tax LAYS are
The tepubn.
s inciHdes the
psls owe It to
aordinary
raj for the
g specially
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

She tpiQued) arc an enigma
Mr., softnut. don't know what to
make of you.
our Beltie e: last seeing a chanc")
Then why-ah-not make me your
husband, bal JawVe?-Jester
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13
JOHN NJ. eEARlN
Was To-day Appointed Successor Of
Senator Mitchell,

SALEM, Oregon, Dec. 18-Governor
Chamberlain to-day appointed John
NJ. Gearin, Democrat, Of Portland,
United States Senator to succeed the
late Senator Mitchell. Theterm ends
March 10, 1907.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

A beautiful gift for Xjnas--a pair Of
sorosls. Brol.'s, Main street and
Parks avenue. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

Have you seen our pipes? A. G
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

Lovely hat pins for that pretty hat
of yours at Clyde s. Hollis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

Ladies and chiidern's bracelets at
Clyde $. Hollis,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

DO you think women are as smart
as menu Quoried the philosopher.
They must be-" said the chap about
town, "or they couldn't keep US guess.
ing the way they do."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

W. rife services BY
rss 45sation. Special
ai d|her ciiie q the State.
= I,
s1e c.ey anu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-13

For solid comfort Broh's slippers, x
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
The New Court House

A petition will soon be pre-
sented to the board of super
visors asking that an election
be ordered to determine the
question whether a new court
house shall be built in harrison
county. 1t is a question that is
to be determined by the people
OF this county, and if they want
a court house the petitioners to
the board believe they (the peo-
ple) should have a right to ex-
press their opinion by their
votes on the question. We
think the board will order a
vote on the question and let
the people determine it.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Withdrawal Of Objectionable Pest
Cards From the Malls.

Washington, D. c., Sept. %,
1905. To all Postmasters: In
view of the large number of
Objectionable post cards recent
ly deposited in the mails the at
tention of postmasters is especi-
ally directed to that provision
of Section 573 of the postal laws
and regulations reading as fol
lows;
"All matter which is man
ifestly obscene lewd or lascivious
will when deposited in a post
office, be withdrawn from the
mails and sent to the dead let
ter office"
Under this rule every post
card bearing a picture or lam
g.uage that is obscene, indecent
or improperly suggestiveshould
be Immediately withdrawn from
the mails and forwarded to the
first Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral, Dead Letter office. If
there is a doubt as to whether
a card is sufficiently objection
able to warrant its exclusion
it should be forwarded to the
First Assistant Postmaster
General, Division of Correspon-
dence, for decisiod, in accord
ance with Paragraph 2, Section
498, Postal Laws and Regula-
tions.
Postmasters are directed to
exercise all possible vigilance
in the enforcement of this reg.
lation.
F. H. Hitchcock
Actg. Postmaster General
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
The Indiana state board Of

The Indiana state board of
health has discovered a genuine
case of milk sick" up in Knox
county, and is preparing for a
thorough investigation of the
pulling disease. In the early
days of Indiana the milk sick"
was a common affliction, but
always prevailed over in "the
next county," and scientists
never had a fair chance to
study it, but now after chasing
it for almost a century a case
has been cornered at last, it is
hoped the state board may be
able to discover the real cause
OF the disease. Dunlap Re-
porter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

G. H. Deur and wife, G. A..
Kellogg and wife and L. NJ.
Kellogg drove to Woodbine
yesterday in the C. H. Deur
auto. The rain in the evening
made wheeling bad so they
came home on the train and
left the auto in Woodbine for a
drier day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Bought a Drug Store

Ralph Beckley yesterday pur-
chased the DR.. Rhoden drug
store in Modale and will take
charge of the same next week.
Ralph is, a fine young man and
Il hustler and will make a snc-
cess of his new drug store. Ehe
Times wishes him all kinds OF
success.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
The Boyer Valley Poultry

The Boyer Valley Poultry
Association has been thorough
ly organized and until further
notice will hold regular meet
ings on Monday evening of
each week. The membership is
gradully growing and the in
terest is getting stronger each
day. The prospects for a sue
cessful exhibit in December
are veIy promising and the
promoters of the project are
gratified over the interest
shown. The holding of the
poultry show in Dunlap Will dc
much for the chicken industry
in this vicinity and will bring
many people to the city. Lets
all whoop 'er up for the poul-
try show. Dunlap Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Saturday, Oct ID

The first "home made" rock
err made by r. Newton has been
sold to a party in Springfield,
Mo-, land was shipped to that
place today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Elliott&Harvey are display
ing an old violin in the show
window. 1t is a Collins-Mezzin
make and is over 100 years old.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

The many friends of Mrs. DR..
Chapman will be pleased to hear
that she is doing nicely at the
hospital.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Latta, Of
Logan, will be the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gossard, in
this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Mrs. j. e. Conroy returned
last night from Boone where
she had been visiting friends
for week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Berry will
be the guests Of John A. Berry
and family in Logan Sunday.
John A. and family soon leave
for the south to spend the win
ter on their plantation.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Deputy Sheriff Rock was in
the Valley today on legal bust
ness. He says the court next
week will take up the criminal
docket.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Leila Blackburn of California
Junction is in the Valley the
guest Of Edna Fountain.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

N. Yeager was in the Valley
today and says the report from
Allen House, who had his arm
taken off at the shoulder in the
hospital at Fremont last week,
is that he is getting along
nicely.