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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
HE OLYMPIA HAS
MOI ARRIkED let

The steamship Olympia. Of the
Northwestern Steamship company.
H. several days overdue
She left Nome on June a. and
would make the trip In from eight
"a ten days. but no word haB as yet
been heard Of her II Is possible.
the officers Of the company state.
that she put IN 10 81 Miehaels. IN
which case no word could be heard
on account Of the broken telegraph
lines, but the probabilities are that
she has been caught In the ice
floes. and delayed al was the Ohio.
Steamship men express no fear
for the vessels safety. as she ia a
ataunch craft and IL IL nothing un-
usual for a boat TO bc delayed ON
the Seattle. Nome run. A passen-
ger steamer was reported 10 have
passed Cape Flattery about I o'clock
"wednesday afternoon. but the name
was not learned. IL may have been
the Olympia.
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0FFIctR SUFFERS
"tLP FLOP" hALhDY

George T. Rust viii not feel the
mailed hand Of the Law. although
technically guilty OF breaking a
state statute regarding the driving
Of automobiles in city limits
ratroimau Prothero decided that
the law Was being punctured In
many places when Rust came speed
Ing BY him al 80 O'Clock wednrs-
day evening. so he stopped the
chauffeur and escorted both ma
chine and lswbrcaker "a the station,
where Rust was released on his own
personal reeoKnlzance.
Thursday morning the officer be-
came afflicted with change OF
heart and after little talk with
city Attorney DE Bruier the case
Was dismissed without any attempt
being made 10 lay the case before
the county prosecutors.
It has been stated that the case
against Rust was hardly strong
enough 10 take into court. but the
facts were not laid before the prop
81 authorities
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MARINE NOTES

The Nevadan. % the American
Hawaiian Steamship company. tied
mp at Pier -. Thursday morning.
and is loading a cargo Of flour and
miscellaneous freight for Honolulu.
She brought In cargo OF misCei-
laneous articles from the Hawaiian
islands by way Of San Francisco.
The steamship Hazel Dollar ar
rived in port Thursday morning
and will leave for Mukilteo Thurs
day night. where she viii load a
cargo Of lumber for San Francisco.
The Pacific Coast company's
steamship City OF Seattle arrived
Thursday morning from southeast
ern Alaska She brought down s.
passenger but very little gold
Tho company announces that the
steamship Queen will leave Seattle
on her next trip 20 San Francisco
on the 18th % july instead Of on the
18th. as scheduled.
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MEXICO CITY. July G.-One hun
dred and seventy four more bodies
Of victims Of the Gunuaquato flood
are being taken from the debris. A
popularity was that most Of The vic
Tins were not local residents, but
visitors there for the fisataa, who
were caught Ia the streets The sur
vivors. on recovering the bodies OF
friends. carried them off across tho
mountains without reporting the
names 20 the authorities
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NV YORK sTOcKs

NEW YORK. July 6.-The fol-
lowing is the range OF the leading
stocks on the Stock Exchange tor
day:
High. Low. Close.
Amalg. Copper, 50 rs. 50. Sc SIS.
Am. Sugar, 40 IA. iS9. 1879 Ia.
Brook. r. r. q. 707-S. MS.
PEG Gas. i06 50 loo. log.
Metropol. 129 IA. 12S is. 12s IS.
L. s. Steel, 80 is. 30 ga. 80.
L. S. s. pfd.. 100 "a. 30 rs. 100 IA
Atohison. IS. "a Ia. SO.
Il. & o.. ia IA, tt3 10. ia.
Can. Pac., 1852 "a, 1b2, 1914.
Erie. AZ L.. As 3-4. 471-S.
L. & ~. 149. las Ii. 1884.
Mo Pac.. 100 IA. 90 "a. 100.
Penn, Ia "a, 142. 142 is.
Reading t07 Ia. l04 SIS, i0T.
Rock Island, 81 81. 81 SIS. S11-2.
South. Pae.. Go Ia. Ga SIS. e43-4.
ST. Paul, $50 Is. IFS 10. 179 IS.
Union Pac.. 1870 5-s, 1879. lS09-s.
III. Cent. les IA.
n. Y. Cent. 1477-S.
Sales to noon, 4S3 200 shares.
Housewives. see Bargains. Pike
st. Shopping Guide, Page Z. ssa
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CoLEBRoOK. Conn. July g.
Winthrop Turney. millionaire mine
owner OF Sonora. Mexico. killed
himself In a pasture lot here this
morning lie was respondent on
account Of 81 health He was 50
and n graduate OF Yale.
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Fl GOD!

BALTIMORE. July G.-fmmeuae
damage was done last night b. a
cloudbufat Live stock has been
drowned. bridges. houses and barns
have been swept away So far there
has been no iaas Of life, but many
narrow escapes.
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a III = III
Alive e. uoaalhilnifa % profit and
9th an eve g. the artistic. wanting
Seattle rial estate. should immctii-
Afety look a. fhia About tA acres
IN city lots. The description
nearly level surface black rich Huii.
sell cleared A living clear stream
fuunlna through = beautiful little
uatrrWaF a total - nearly ~ feet
good street frontage Approached hf
car service The whole ~ u fuf
q on RI ~ cash The urudHrta 81
The sufl well cultivated would quickly
pas for a. a beautiful hnmeNitf N
Improved would - secured a for
tune "a time would b. yielded 10 "a
prompt Investment IN this Tbs first
man to - shown tH expected 60 be
the buyer % this
CHARLES spMEHR COMPANY.
s1lsn Alaska uuIllluE g
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. July Following IL
the range OF the active options ON
the Board OF Trade today:
Wheat High Low. Close.
July. 90 -. IS "a. SO s-S.
Sept. 81 81. So t-2. Sc "a.
Dec. 81 81. SO 1-2. Sc rs.
May. IS 81.
Corn
July. Sc "a. IS rs. Sc 1-2.
Sept. Sc. IS SIS. IS SIS.
Dee. 81 SIS. 81. 81.
May. As SIS. 4S IA. IS 3-S.
Oats
July. SO SIS. 32l-s. s21-2.
Sept. 81 3-S. 81. 81 81
Dee. 80. 81 SIS. 81 "a.
May. 80 IL. 80 is, 50 IA.
Pork
July. 1855. 1880, 1880.
Sept. 12S5. l272i-2. 1915.
Liverpool-July wheat closed Is
lid. September IS 10 5-Sd.
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ny
ROBERT MALTnY.
9ig SOL ALASKA BUILDING.

q FERRlsVILLE. Tunis. july ,
= Ga French sub marine with ,
crew Of = foundered here to- ,
= day.
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= aHOOT. MON. ROBBIE 4
q Is MOO 4 YANKt" 4
4 out OF six feet Of Scotch I
= material. Judge Yakey Thurs I
= day morning created a brand 4
= new American ciuzen. Robert I
King Ross. a native Of the 4
q heath. who despite 10 years 4
= residence under the stars and I
4 stripes. still retains rich !
= Gaelic bur-r-r. swore allegiance 4
4 To- Uncle sam. backed up by I
= two pretty women witnesses. I
= and went away a full Pledged I
4 American. the transformation I
= taking Just three minutes by I
4 the court clock
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= aENuINE EACRIrIcE

A GENUINE SACRIFICE.
Fur kaie@gTih small brand urN cot
thNr. tasfnpt lot At No. 80 North
Nth street sale forced hY business
change Block 20 t=minuts car narv-
r.. CITY water. Hnisndid VteN u
mount aims Lake Union and city
near fine park Terms on part N de-
sired. Hre owner au prUutanFs Take
Green Lake car ~ afth street Also
furniture II desired. No agents q
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JUS It
OPENED
4 pat q ssisl iois % TIE T,alnisr
VALLEY car iias ard uisuked hpsliE-
hailainM sites ahd 4 handy 70 car.
IT STARTS AT
mo- To - PER Lor
And 10 viii give any man a -, who
can ehpw W am other place Is min
~Esf. es,,6s fsts NJ eis 49, ~ s,n - -
bought Tor these priceA
EASY TEnMs e "a sems hsilasr..
rRorosfrioS g the ons $40 flrss
builds on the property Don't uss
clear AZ The snd % car iius 81
ran ret CLOSE ~ home hiir At
ths same prices and terrna.
y N JORDAN.
Colonial Block Corner Second Avenue
and Columbia Street =
SPLENDID tract % iooxiss feet. Most
81 il entirely cleared and ~radra
god Eareen, al under god hiEh
fence. small house. good sell. street
srsass s az a. esls fos alns,ss 1 sls
So Easy terms DO not miss thta
Another tract joining. iiaNisf feet
whish e nseriy al cleared. and =
Nsrf good Price tu. torua easy.
t1-NaW house. not fuilY completed
ground t1xRs feet All cisafsd fenced.
,esi e. - ,ss, ,i7 ham, ssT s, s go
Eradsd snd pald Tor. s fare Now
stoE l Segr yyesst 81, 70 ,ge'g,i,g,. crit
vansy. b, miles from nss active
town u tafhmHfF. house. harm. AL
uf.dsr fence. : eer.z is winter ~.
soll iss very 81 vslan as's ~ 70 q
ia feet deep. o. rods 60 school -
splendid ehaBos ard where ys1r
munFY will stffeiT double
A. " CtAMHEY.
- Union Block. John sS6 III
~ YoU WANT SNAPS IN LOTS
SEE oH
TwoHoGER a CO.
coz ORIENTAL BLOCK. ~
fao@t0 lots. m Gilman addition. fh-
trrbay. t1NtN each. tNo blocks
from car line.
fl1o-Flns lots. baxis0 Fremont. sae
block from car line -
tigB-Nicc lots Ia Queen Anne addI.
ton. near the neS FoFt f.awtsh
car line
fg0=t.ots orls0 each. IN f.atoua
t-ao@ FOR lots NNtn tu Ross. two
blocks from car line.
Eo0=I.ota f0xfa0 an improvements In
Denny way and Howell
ALSO TWO SNAPS N HOUSES.
O. ieo-New Groom house in an re-
specfn modern. one block from
broadway car line. uneNccllrd
and unuhHtructahia view This
can be had hr paying $50
down. 50 Der month.
A,bp0aNcw house. modern. rooms
and bath. 4 rooms on lower
floor. 4 rooms, sewing room aud
bath on upper floor. SKID. nice
and level easy terms.
TWORoGER a co.
GN2 Oriental Block
Main itl =FDNES-A $50
-FOUR lots. broom Furnished house In
heart Of Seattle 81 10 terms.
swell HON. 81 Z rooms, large lot
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osssspsthy
WAsHfNQroN iNFlItaiARY or
osTEOFATtif-lu Second avenue
phone MAfm Asf both inca ana lAaF
oatrupathu examination free,
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF os-
TEDFATffNa years ln aEatue.
safe Deposit BIDS. 1ei Fhst
nr. Roberta Miner. - Aiaai1a build.
Ing Main Isl If
Phetsarsphsr.' Supplies
ANDERSON SUPPLY Co. III chsrry
street SEATTLE
Patent Attorney
PATENTS saarAnteed. fcnwies 4
t.aNIguee. e ysaafs sxpst,iss,nss.e AZ
building Guide noek FRCE
Adams. prank p rsslstersa attorney
Dr. pafeut and trade Wpfh gaWseH@
IS years experience In ssattis. Coz,
nan hieek. Il
Physicians ara surgeons.
DIT CfGkAuElts. ~ Aiaaka build-
ms Both rhonea
pR DALTON. az Arcade skin dia-
eases oulf
On GEO. HERHUN. q Union nk
storage
CIT 4 Ffes AAP % seattle az neeina
Moving q Storage Co. FIRST Ava
and Cherry street
TRUNKS dsllvsred 3 esnla, DAYS
storage free piano auu' furniture
TT snnsfrr : a slsssss So ma iiFst.
bath phones. Main -
Tsileries sehssl ----
ai-nt fsitsi nias Phone. stain utt
shlp Builders
MORAN MOS COMPANY EnHiaesra
ana ahlgheIlacrs De- Decks. Lam
her hilh. SEATTLE.
Aersags fer Sale.
A CHEAP FAila ron SALE
g Nerss near Kent large s.foem
houzc haftl. tbisksn 1870 ~ ~.
Fira. wagons and all farming tools.
THIS land q aii under cuifitatfeu.
Price. tn thls price ipeiades
eFope, aud po&ps a4taH given as Hosn
a. sails e completed
wISsHiP BROS
Hoafn 80 Colmau nidg tt
A GOOD nuT.
q .fae-Five acres. excellent solL car
y Irrigated ~ water from creek
which eruHaTa H. PINE rrun FFuW-
tnn t.fuam house and fiur HuFinH
paikins distance ~ sisrtric car and
driYinE distance % SEATTLE, Terms.
CHARLES n. AuAMA
- gnlman HutidinE IT
THE INCEST WATERFRONT pIaee
on the Sound. iH - aeFsH near Man
santa II aErEa N4Harnds Groom
house. good barn. ~ ffuit trees. 70
chickens. tWn good cess and a NaA=
bliue launch price. :. 20.
EIGHTY ACRES good Land near
hathsll. q acres cleared about half
bottom land price 81 90. Will sell or
exchange fer city property.
IAMEtsEluN A. OLSEN.
ID Marion building. q
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Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins & Co. unel. brokers. 3ot.
so5 and SOC Alaska building.
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

>. 4. Mullen, 81 ballara ave, eP-
neaits City Halt
Fremont orua Co. tVtna strss
aad Fremont avenue.
Quaker Drua Ce.. 1918 let ave.
Thea. Aarria ct postetfiee, Rentes
c. N. Lehndrett. eiaar store, sleA'
Fekana.
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Housewives, see Bargains. Pike
st. Shopping Guide, Page Z. ssa
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Flnsnsl.I

A REsrECrAntR place 20 borrow
money on diamonds. feWelry
watches American Watch & Jewel
~ Ce#. AIS FlrHI epp NaiHlef=t Grand +
private offices, strictly confidential
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money 30 ralarled people an their
personal note. also loans on chat
tells %. other gued security M3 aud
spl Pacific hik., 81 and Ncaier Way.
-9-iI
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Hump Hooks and Eyes q
Worth Regularly 5c..................%

regularly &c. Sale price, the card. Q
SAFETY PINS-made of strong
tSs Tire; card. q'I Sizes Sale price. 1HC
HOOKS AND EYES-the Hump"
white or black; all sizes; regular
price 2@c. Sale price, II
DRESS SHIELDS-rubber lined;
light weight: washable. 2Ihr
Sale price, \the pair. .S/ON
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

S6-inch lustral silk; really satin finished
sateen; popular for womens waists, drop
skirts. foundations and Innings; viii
launder perfectly; all the popular eolors,
including black; worth SOC. Monday, the
yard, S5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Big Savings on Little Things You Need


buttons thread and thousand and things which go to make up the
lowest on
the Pacific Coast but for these drop the prices down h
enabling lay
supply these little articles much below regular market
carefully all hundred
equally advantageous The sale Monday and continues
or three days Come
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24

with gliaal Interest and the au'
dience was loath to have him
stop.
This closed the program, and
after voting the thanks of the
association to the Commercial
club for it's courtesies, the meet
ing adjourned and the members
betook themselves to Manawa.
The next meeting will be held
in February, the date to be set
tied later and will be held here,
Council Bluffs having been Sc
lected last year as a permanent
meeting place.
The association gained a mum
Der of new members at the ses-
sion and those present express
ed themselves as being highly
pleased with the success of the
meeting.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24
taWattanlie county, to sustain

taWattanlie county, to sustain
his position.
D1SCLAIMED INTEREST.
Counsel for the supervisors
vigorously disclaimed any in
tent to disobey a valid court
order or of committing con-
tempt against the authority of
a court. 1t was stated that be-
fore they disregarded the in
junction by entering into the
contract they consulted lawyers
and were advised that they had
no choice but to follow the pro-
visions of the law. 1t was also
shown that board had already
awarded the contract before
the injunction was issued, and
that the matter of executing it
was mere incident in the
transaction which, under the
mandatory provision of the
statute, they were required to
fuliill.
All three of the Harrison
c unity supervisors, j. A. Hall,
a. 3. lIossrook and M. Murray,
were present at the hearing
yesterday, but the only men,
Der of the Monona county board
in attendance was ]. C. john
son. G. H. Elliott, one of the
Monona county men, has been
in Colorado for several weeks
and no service in the contempt
case was obtained upon him.
The third member, A. Lamb, is
in California and did not sit
with the joint decentralization
board when it went ahead with
the contract; hence the pro-
ceedings do not apply to him.
1t developed yesterday that
the supervisors at one time
recognized the existence of
Judge SCOTS injunction to the
extent of filing a motion to dis
solve it. Thiswas sent to Judge
Wheeler by mail shortly after
the order was granted. He
was not then prepared to hear
lit, and the supervisors in the
meantime have ignored the in
junction.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24
St. John Items.

Miss Allie Green left Satur-
day for a visit with her brother
Albert and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Donahue,
of Mo. Valley were calling on
St. John friends on Sunday
evening.
f. T. Wilson, of Cal. junction,
was an over Sunday visitor in
st. John.
Mrs. Rotten, of Elk Point, S.
D., is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Denton.
Section Foreman Coil now
has a force of men busy NOV
ing the right of way along the
railroad.
The ice cream social was a
success in every particular and
every one enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent. Quite a
number were present from Mo.
Valley. The receipts of the
evening amounted to about
$500. 1t is hoped thst there
will be another one in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harder
and son, w. R. Jones land Mrs.
Deal visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Deal on Sunday last.
The rain although not very
hard did a great deal of good
for the pastures and late corn.
Miss Lottie McGavren has
returned to ST. John again after
Ia few days visit with Mo. Val
ley relatives.
Lon Hathaway has the con-
tract for cleaning the cemetary.
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Judge Wheeler Has Ccntcmtt
Case Under Amusement,
Promise a Rulfns Within a We, /
Of Ten Days
Holds Hearing Strictly Tc Cues
tlOn Of Jurisdiction.
Members Of Mcncna.HarrIscn
Board Say They We're COM
PEELED Obey Drainage

Nonpareil Aug. 20.
No decision was rendered by
Judge Wheeler yesterday in
the contempt case of the Mono
ma and Harrison county super
visors, charged with violating
an injunction issued by Judge
Scott of the superior court in
Council Bluffs a month ago on
the application of Mrs. Florence
Wood, to restrain them from
entering into a contract for
construction of the Monona-
Harrison ditch system. The
matter was taken under advise
ment after Judge Wheeler had
listened to arguments of the at
torneys for two hours. He an
nounced that his ruling would
be given within a week or ten
days.
Judge Wheeler refused to en-
tertain any question except that
of Judge Scott's jurisdiction
to grant an order binding the
supervisors of the two counties.
The lawyers wandered from
this issue several times, but
were repeatedly called back by
the court, who stated that NO
other consideration could effect
the allegation of contempt.
Those who appeared to defend
the supervisors were P. A. Saw
yer, of Sioux City, widely
known as father of the ditch
law, and A. Kindall of Onawa.
Thomas Arthur and C. A. Bolt.
err of Logan, together with ]. S.
Dewell, of Missouri Valley,
spoke on the other side.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24

Taken up, a 2-year old steer,
Tuesday, Aug. 8, at my place Z
miles east of Mo. Valley. The
owner can have the same by
proving property and paying
all expenses.
VIM. Pagan,
PA one X6.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24
HAD NO DISCRETION.

A demurrer to the contempt
proceedings was offered by At
torney Sawyer, based chiefly
on the ground that the injunc-
ton was issued without authori-
ty and was therefore void. A
secondary point emphasized by
MIR. Sawyer was that the super
visors had no discretion but to
obey the drainage law, which
was held to be superior to any
order for it's violation, and that
an injunction, even if issued
from a proper court, could
have no force so far as it for
babe the performance of a duty
1required by statute. Addition
al fault was found because no
notice of the injunction suit
was served on the board super
visors before the writ was is
sued.
The attorneys UNFOLDING the
contempt charge maintained
that the superior court is one
of general jurisdition equal in
all respects with that of the
district court. They pointed
out that when the injunction
was obtained, no other district
court judge could be reached.
The fact that the supervisors
disputed the authority of Judge
Scott to enjoin them was declar-
ed to be sufficient reason for
disregarding the order. In
stead of this, it was claimed,
the supervisors should have
moved to dissolve the injunc-
ton and waited for a ruling on
their motion.
Much stress was laid by the
defense on a clause in the stat
utes which says that temper
airy injunctions may be issued
by any district court Judge or
by the superior court "of a
proper county," This, Attor-
ney Kindall thought, was a
plain restriction of the supe-
rior courts powers within coun-
lty lines. Attorneys Arthur and
Dewell contended that the term
proper county" means any
county within a judicial dis
trict. Mr.. Kindall quoted sew
eral supreme court decisions,
one of them in a case from Pot
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24
Nerbsa Ii Will ii Men Az ,,.h,ds
Miserable BY Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages aud MISREPRESENTATION beauty,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24
Makes The Liver Lively,

Orion Laxative Fruit Syruy
gives permanent relief in cases
of habltuaI constipation as it
stimulates the liver and re-
stores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary
cathartics. Does not nauseate
or grippe and is mild and pleas
ant to take. Remember the
name ORINo and refuse snbsti-
tutes. G.. S. Osborn a31
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24
HOW II STICKS
Missouri Valley Has Found Il
Hard To Shake Off

Hard to bear, harder to get
rid of, is any itching skin com
|plaint. Eczema or Itching&
Piles. Doan's Ointment relieves
and cures all itchiness of the
skin. Missouri Valley people
endorse this statement:
VIM. Fisher, a retired farmer
on 9th ST., says: "Not only can
speak positively from personal
experience about Doan's ONT
ment but other members of my
family who have taken acourse
of the treatment coincide with
me in my opinion. 1t has been
used for exzema, skin trouble,
burns, sores and roughness OF
the skin, in fact everything for
which an ointment is designed
1t is without doubt a wonderful
preparation and no one requir-
ing it need be the least bit dub
ious about obtaining results if
they go to G. S. Osborne's drug
store, purchase a box and use
the remedy as directed"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milbnrn Co.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States. Remem-
Der the name Doan's and take
no other.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24

Very Low Rates Is PIttsburs, Pa.
Via the North Western Line.
Excursion tickets will be sold
August IL and 10, with favora-
bic return limits, on account of
knights of Pythias (Colored)
Encampment. Apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern R'y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-24

vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO prevalent
that it is not uncoil-
mon for a child TO be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
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copy of the above to the divis-
ion superintendent of the c.. &
N. w. Ry. Co., and request
his cooperation in the removal
of the causes for complaint.
Carried.
1t was moved and seconded
that the clerk be instructed to
call the attention of the division
superintendent of the C. & N.
w. Ry. Co. to the absence of
necessary outbuildings for the
use of the travelling public and
to the sanitary condition of the
railroad yards caused by said
absence. Motion unanimously
carried.
Moved and seconded that the
appropriation Of $4,000 re-
quested in the communication
from the commercial club of
Missouri Valley be granted,a and
that the said sum of $4,000 be
paid out of the l mill road levy
as soon as the work has been
performed. Carried.
This being the time for the
making of tax levies for the
tax of 1905. the following was
agreed upon in the various
funds as follows, towit::
City fund ~. 6 mills
Water fund 1 mill
Light fund. 5 mills
Sinking fund. l mill
Library fund l mill
1t was moved and seconded
that levies as above be made.
Carried.
Moved and seconded to adj
journ. Carried.
w. II. WITHRow,
City Clerk.