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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
ResoureefuI.

TUCK.
Detective Gumshoe (old schooD-But this
man could not possibly have committed
the crime!
Detective Bludgeon new schooD-what
of that?
"Well-er-"
"Of course he could not possibly have
committed the crime. Do you imagine
I'm looking for something easy? No, sir?
l propose to show the world what my
method will do. shall extort confess
sion from the fellow. and l shall convict
him, and send him to the gallows. in spite
of his Innocence, the best lawyers money
can procure, and a unanimous public sem
timent. i, sir am detective, not Nero
opportunist who waits for the favoring
breeze to carry him to success
The old style detective, realizing his
hopeless inferiority, was speechless with
shame and cllagrin.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
BILLS NOT PASSED.

There is quite as much interest in the
list of bills not passed by the legislature
as in the work actually done The num-
Der of strictly freak bills introduced was
not large, but there We're many bills that
had doubtful :alue and were either dis
posed of in committee or met their death
ON the floor. Here are some of these:
The bulk of sales bill defeated In the
house after passing the senate: Il bill 10
prevent sales of stocks OF goods i'm bulk
without making provision for the payment
of current debts to iobbers and manufac-
tllrers in relation to the business
Bill to give liquor dealers right TO sell
and ship into ar: county of the state re-
CARELESS of he operations of the prohibi-
ton law and to place Iowa dealers on
par with those of other states.
Bills TO require annual accounting on
insurance policies and dividends. also to
limit the expense of insurance companies,
and the bill to establish a separate In
sutance department.
Bill to relieve mortgages of taxation
and {, resolution looking 10 Il commission
to Investigate and report on the laws as
TO assessment; and taxation.
Bill TO place the state educational insti-
tutions under one board of regents
State marshal bill. and the bill to give
governor power to remove county attor-
neys who do not perform their duty
BIN 70 reduce the exemption of wages of
laboriilg men that only 40 per cent.
would be exempt for short nerod
Bill to appropriate for publication of
roster Of Iowa soldiers and sailors.
Bill to require publication of campaign
expenses under the primary law
siil to establish four state high schools
for agriculture and manual training and
to equip the same with Il mllage tax.
Establishment! of binding Irvine plant at
pentGntiarN.
Redistreting state as to congressman
Abolish office of state printer and state
binder and 10 let out state printing by
contract TO lowest bidders.
| Providing for a fDllr-Velr term for conn
| IS Officers.
| Demurrage bill train speed bill and
4 sleeping car reduction.
| Woman suffrage
Transfer of bank department to treas
| urer of state
! Providing for district sanitary conven-
| tons
General distric; court for state to sit at
| Des MONIES and try cases from any part
4 of the state.
| Abolish office of school treasurer.
| Pensions for fircmen and pensions for
| school teachers.
/ Build mansions for future governors of
4 Iowa.
| Anti lobby bill.
Bill to recognize state poultry assoc,a-
\ ton.
Sunday thcater and Sunday amusement
| bill
Referendum and initiative and postal
1 voting bill.
| Laboratory on criminc'ogy
4, Giving banks authority to act as trust
companies.
Woman's rcformatory at Waverly.
Optometry and osteopathy bills
Building for adjutant general and ma
tional guard
| Bill to require that city funds De put out
at interest
Bills changing court rules to appeals
and new trials.
Bills affecting the c. o. d. liquor busi-
ness.
4 Anti-treating bill
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

Dame Julian Berncrs 1liaress Of he
Nunncry of Sapwell nc:ir 81 Albans.
England MAS the author ot TN. first
book on angling IN the l.n8li4h laNgu7
age. printed IN i4AG She gives 4 hist
OF twelve flies. and now otter Il lapse
of four cnntGries. Artificial flies, con-
strueted after her tnrnlllas would
prove as successful as any uf the up
tO-dnte crcatinnS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

The Paris Matin says. aluopos of the
proposal to abolish the British bar
maid One must have live, through 4,
dull winters night on the shores of the
Thames; one must maze booked iii the
laughing eyes OF some waitress fol u
reflection Of the absent blue Sky IN or
der 10 understand all tlie horror of
he proposal 10 replag" charming bar
maids by men
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
BANKS.

Revision % law as to publication of bank
reports.
Permitting state and savings banks UNI
der certain conditions 10 loan money to
their Officers.
Permitting banks to borrow money for
current expenses of management.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

severa: - the Raraie emperors vs-
tied BIitsIi.,. but one died There This
was Seveills. who died nj York Febru-
AIRY 4. a u III Tine great tnmulus re-
manning al York is shown as his ff-
'eral pile His ashes We're taken To
Rome.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
How 1t Happened.
IS- n,y,


III yo' will dess puhmit mo to specify
a word or two, Pahson,' respectfully said
a stranger who had entered Ebenezer
chapel just before the beginning of the
sermon, IN take pleasure in infawmn'
de bruddern and sistahs yuh dissembled
dat Puhsidin' Eldah Fishback enawmous-
ly regrets dat he can't be wild yo all to-
day. as expected, uh-lsaze why. he's dead
..Muh name am Magoon-Brudder
'I.onzo Magoon, yo' mought call it-fum
over beyant 'rimpkinsvile; and de eldah
descended upon muh household yiste day,
and we had chicken potpie. squinch p'ser-
YES. baked choat and mnce pie for dinner.
and somehow or nudder. in her zeal, muh
wife-iine lady as dar is in de land, too
she tooN and anonymously put boss lima
ment stiduh brandy into de mince meat,
and it killed de eldah plumb dead! ',Twuz
a glorious death, and he met it half way.
And s'picion all de rest of us would be
dis minuteuh walkin' on de glorylit hills
of Immortality hand in hand wild de
eldah it 'twuzn't for de fact dot de good
man beat us to dat ar pie. Yass.-he beat
us to it. Ladies and gentlemen, l thank
yo' TO- yoh attenshun!'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

The recruiting aergetnt OF todfy does
rot fad his besi reernits III the country
fair. but in ih' great towns, y hero the
street ulehin after Il little Training de-
.e'epS GtYii7miN -eaie bravery lhat
mas stood ne county in good stead
upon nlns critical occasions
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

shipbuilding in Japan employs TO-
900 men al Nag. sak. 5000 at Kobe and
1000 at Osaka. All the Japanese yards
are full of orders.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

During the inonth OF February. / l25.-
lab bushels OF potatoes We're shipped
from Aroostooli county. Maine. making
Il total crop of 1906 and Up 10 February
rs. 1907, y 1.G7SS73 bushels.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

4 In reply 70 AN. advertisement for a
woman typist at a salary OF 1918 IA
week, a London firm on March 4. re-
ceived no less than 397 replies y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
SUMMARY OF NEW LAWS PASSED
BY THE 1907 IOWA LEGISLATURE


iNiaeu 10 PAL stop TO me sratter!nS pi 7
Nod Stood al over The state in grains /
se'la Tor seed Gcriain seeds named are
pronibif'a aud II tsiey are found IL :,Ged K
sold somehoGy is subject TO punishment <
Tina her. WAS added 10 lis, OF prohi- (
sl's' 90, ,aie7S q nuiapsr "hlea nass w
M. >.tse.,,r,s ,,,,i.' ~ 49,, ;,,,,,1,,f,,,@.
!. ''''is - '. - ~ ,.,',,
i,,,,.,,..,, - i,,,',i,. ,.,,,s,,,
.,5.,. .,,,.,, ,.,....s ,,,,t IN, (
l.i
Munlc'pal Reform.
~ till matter ~ providing Tor reform IA 4
slghlNliiA soNeram"ni Ire lnslsiatliIe mas E
'ahsii 4 39i3s step forward me ssoSI mn
i'9fii'iit 81 tlle bulls came from me low't \
.fsisnS ~ iuhle'pattlns, SOM ~ .h'
DTS i'hpi9Ys ne INV as 10 as3s7Sine ca
~ 1Ha'r1Feie4fla. ne Dig M ~ sh'
isiissie concentrates ne dli'ies q Nafiol's
- 80 ~ 49, y ~ -
'ti' ''''i US -'''st ~ I
slslot'9! e'i4'lFeheni as 20 y lisFS;o ~
~. 800 ~ S,siE ~ ,1,i
firencr and stree; Commissioners aud
similar ,l 3i.orS without askini. tbs. co,in-
ail III, ala,,ber Of wards and aliermeh I
.sla reduced M t.jii,ss of the second class (
IN Towns llle ,nayors are no longer mem I
ll,.rs on ia. ,,olit,ri ii, some @itjas az
i
lmother N,sry iu4l3aftant biil The piesen, I
li, al 10 s,,iitiiIu uollr. .,a, fir. forces II,
~ m, mi system is made 10 applv 10 IL I
,flii,,b,sis. III inc ,,,r.sr, rietes of M stat
81, rh;li rnlitseal Influences viii be- 70 (
,nnsta Tho bal iroyi.liil. for establish I
iassI, Hi IN. commission ssesictn ,npteipd H
s0i2iNv8Aaf alts.i. he GsllVes,ol; pl4,n. is re-
.,;,i4i,si a most .jt mn, ,ryolili;oli-
.li.5 it..isi,. snI,sh D,,sss,ti destroy, h..
old ING nj III ;ilss5,3i t.,le government ard
,,1ess ,sil,rlY,. and ,sxct,l,tis,. t5e.sei
In ~ h..iias of a i,ea..ssof ilyc rncllicis
,si,sTtst rs llra,. ofs M.Inr called lhe
~. an ma eit1 .,f,i}p ;lo,;,i,,.,lI,. Ii,4ld ,i
h .l,5e!t:!i nil
Antocr,tic oo,,o.
.r;.fe st,,t FS,, ~, ,.;
no,ss usi.l ,.'as,,i' an ,oisf5,. ,,,.,,s.,,..
f ~. -, a,i i'f,9.
Mrs. @srls s,,,,,ari,,,s,,,,e,,Is a., IN
tas oonaeett,sn there has bt,,n embodied
the reW f.lds Of The initiatives and the ref
etsndun,. together with ,ile recall This
civ ne Nptels IN opportunity 20 pass or
Finances by direct vote and To recall
~ election under certain circumstances
Ills y regarded by radical reformcrs rs
me sieil'st victory Tor them Of Vie stfs-
sion. as the bill. though it apply Ia
onl9 4 few OF tn" cities OF III" stat.. AZ
ford opportunity for trying Gus some Of
IN ne" 'ads an'i making entering
@else through which il Is hoped 10 sf-
rect "A conpiete revolution OF our present
81 ) IN, oi state and city government But
Ia cities thaa adopt the system there etn
DC no dnilb that the present corrupt
forces which are In control Will be for ihe
I'M" eliminated.
Defeat for Tcuoerance
I'm mo ,n,tter of te,,,,,.y.,,,e.. ,...4sl,;n,,
ms, ~ 4, a.u,y.ri dr., t;lil
10 .slimi,,,,s I'M. ..,,,,,, a,,.,n,,,,,.. =, ~.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

4 isss Nollies, "a. nh consensus u
D ialop d sil who liave kept Hose
tab 90 us work IS thai ne
Il ~ slatve session o. the 'faiity-secensl
4 |; Ner.l assembly has neon one d he
3m@si fruitful Of myloriallt legislltigll
IS he history OF lpw;e
i Tho number N Bills introduced nnt-
ling tMe session was larger thStla lSsiit@
4tnd gat th4a'e MAS disposition ~ tllt.
3lcei4Mn@ of tiin session 10 loia back
a;l.d lloi latroGuce bills Without some
asol therefor The number OF bulls
+ iigaisaitav poStpauea. ol siiiiieai,3
ssileti bN aetioll OF committees, Ma$
rms aefai larger than usuataae ~ 'As
iltst must. 81 oolitse. bp inciitGts'. ! g'29i
Il ans ~ great, inlpeilancf
Purity Bills Find Favor.
Purity has beet. If anything The Pc
e5l ffe! u me Thirty 5sdeaml gomez /!
Hsiml5ly tor parity has been leereea
IN i good n,ill4 ttlinss, as foi ii.slanee.
laof stAfie latent mediaiaes binder
ftMiilp prison systems l'4ili'oS SO, x
food PAINS AMI oils iusufanep etlN
@oNelnM.ilt. corporations, rtilft@at
iares aud the tiited Staas senate
III ths u9atter III thu illisfle.'a % the
itlate tMe lcsislalure nadr ~" iitnpNst1
Ktons and showed itself to be moderate
ulad aaatioHs The appropriations az
coed hS several hundred thousand dni-
la:3 the alAouet Of money which ~ts
l9liaP 70 y &s'4lislAiN l"r tile siat' r
'tllfalN e'SReHlll ll9@S ON lNtin - ~
a9Ait li.t eSlil3&tNS "sl'a H'sN 1919 ~
,5%ii'e ~ liln new issiSlfi}t'3l VIZ 't5,5i ~
s1@ 1SS t'Et'3lu'is 49,
= ,il'''at5i| A " lsi ~ t
nfl 700 NJ va ~ aill3t9iH AAt0if'
Viii 10 isielGNintmelt in seNer.d ausd-
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The Primary BIZ
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7 ,y,f,s-5,. enfs,s ~ tba ~, i,..,,v .,a,sii6n
t,{il IN. o,,a .lfef Observation-Disclosures N,
i.efssiti1, ii,s,.s. ..r.ss mann, tvho
l,,@.tlize th..l otbar ,at,slIies are @.ll
q IN, - ist.,o,t',,,, n,an tha,lsr;s IN
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All. ID re.,.iyea n, 80, a4n. ~ tha
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1I,,,,, $500. 49,, I,,,,a b 80 ~.
i+,,1s.ss ,,,,,, 5l,.,.ls ,.jll l1a seleete., rs
4 ..in,'iio,, i,,,,,.Ss n,d clerks .rd nnlle
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

The long feathers of Il birds wing
are fastened to the bone 1t is this
that gives the wing the strength and
surface 'Yherewith To beat the air.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

The uative OF isoineo ira IS 10 big
ON all important occasions " hr tears
enemies. MI luck. ~ sickness Is cptiaits,
he pig is brought into ihe hut with
It's legs tied together n lighlnd brand
is applied i" soorci, ~ slghty thcii the
pig ii asiScA ailoTt tho nlstter M hicil
the natives wish In lIiaM
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

In 1906 the resources of the savings
banks of the state of New York reached
81. 465, 900. 0O0 an increase of $59, 600, 900 in
only one year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

Every year from 500 10 ! goo couples
come To England tiom he continent.
mostly from Germany 10 gel married.
TO conpl. with tho conditions OF the
English law the bride mSGaliy comes
over first. staNs one nieti III q hotel
and gives motto" of the marriage on
Inc following day Then the n..lm ar
riyes and the ceremony .Ses pncr.
il is generally by license rs Otherwise
both would have TO lc III England
for four weeks
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

ness in this onMection. The bill 10 forbid
combines among grain men and to punish
for snel4 combines as are said 10 exist in
The linr elcNttor business also affects this
-. .t.,. business
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

Every locality has it's .meanest man."
but the man who refuses to support his
poor old mother IL entitled te Aha cham
piOnship.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

People may decry riches, but they are
mighty respectful to those who have
them.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
APPRoP RiATIoNs.

The exact amount of the appropriations
OF the general assembly for all purposes
has not Vel been figured out as it is not
known exactly what some of the eXpendi-
lures will cos. but the following are the
leading apDropriatiOns made.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

New York city has an average of six
7alatLs a6s;k. day off violent character.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11
What Purity Laws Regulate.

what PURITY Laws Regulate.
III" purity bills so-ci!cd or bills
against fraud and deception in various
forms, have taken UP great deal of the
valuable time of the legislature. These
are ia the main amendments to or addi-
tons to the laws previously enacted Scna-
tor Newberry has made Il speciality of
those various bills. one of these passed
provides for AN amendment 10 the present
law defining the labels Tor foods, COM
pounds aud blends and requiring the nam
ing 81 The ingredients with quantity or
proportion OF each one. Another relates
to labelling extracts and liking standard.
another relates 10 paints ana oils and re-
cures the name Of ingredients and an
analysis, also the net weight or measure
OF each package. In regard to stock foods
and seeds the farmers made i great gain
| in law which will require the name of
each ingredient of all tile concentrated
stock foods. which include3 80 per cent. of
ali sold In regard to helcondimental or
medical stock foods tn name Of the
! dilutant or base is RED hired with the
amount or proportion toereof. The ma
Ia, Q60Vlted- With
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-11

The passage of the JOINT resolution look
ing To the election OF United States sena-
tors by direct vote of the people caused
no discussion because the whole matter
had been thrashed out at the previous ses-
sion when the call was made for the ma
tional convention OH that subject. But 1t
placed Iowa once more definitely OH rec
ord.
The big bill providing for legalizing
warehouse receipts and making them me-
gotiable il part Of q general movement
10 have similar laws In all states. The bill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
S10,5OO

choice corner; West Norwood, near 12th avenue; with 2-story, S-room, modern residence; easy terms and bar gain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

With the prospective purchaser of real estate the title should be the all important consideration-price loca- tion or any other attractive feature should be entirely secondary.
 This is especially true with refer ence to residence real estate, for, in addition to the money idea there are certain sentimental forces which be- come more powerful and insistent with the lapse of time. The average man buys home to live in, to add to and beautify according to his fancy and to hand down to his posterity. Now, SUD- pose, after some years of possession, when that home has been sanctified by the birth of children and the heart tendrils of himself and wife and fam fly are wrapped around every stick
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
$fO,OOO

Really worth $140o0; fine new, l0-room stone, modern home. choicest location on Highlands near Highland avenue; you will not see this price on this fine place again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
A Little Talk
 About Titles

and stone in it-he discovers that his title is worthless and that he must surrender the house and seek new sur roundings. He may or may not get MONEY INDEMNITY; but money can not pay for the WRENCH. It is no recompense for the loving thought and care he had bestowed upon that home these are gone forever; or, rather, they become saddening memory.
 Those who buy property from this company will never be called upon to face such grave and portentous crisis. There is not dollar of indebt- edness upon our holdings, no taint what. ever upon our possession. We give you a clear, flawless title, one that will never cause you moment of uneasi- ness-and peace of mind remember, is priceless. Moreover, the Birmingham Realty Company is much more than a real estate corporation. It is an insti- tuition which will be in existence when this generation and the one to come shall have been gathered to their fathers, and it's mighty protecting arm will rest as bulwark in front of that home when your great grandchildren are playing about the doorstep.
 Can you afford to ignore such assur- ance as this when you select your home?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
S5,5OO
lOOx2On

Fronts Highland avenue car line, South Highlands; 9-room home, servants house, stables, first class location; at traotlve deal on this choice place if bought tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
EbOrn'S Specials
S6.OOO

A lovely. modern new, corner S-room home. a gem; large rooms; furnace and grates: near 10th avenue, South High lands: offered $50 month rent; terms $500 cash. balance $50 month; owner re- fused s5S09 cash; others expect to get but will lose it by delays.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
FOR RENT

SPA 22nd street, rooms, SS5. 12OS Avenue "Hp QurnisheD, rooms, $40.
 1709 Avenue "I," rooms, S35. Woodlawn and 12th streets, 10 rooms, So0. 300 Central avenue, rooms, May D, $45.
 Fitzgerald apartment, rooms, South Highlands), $50.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. Second floor 1921 3rd avenue. 25X140, $l25. 21O4 1st avenue 25x140, stories, $225. 2202 Morris avenue, 25xS2, 3 stories. $77. 50. 2O12 1st avenue, 25x140, stories $500 2O14 1st avenue, 25x140, 4 stories, $500. 109 South 20th street, 40x150, (Oct. D, l story, $150.
 1720 2nd avenue, 25x140, stories. $l65. 1722 2nd avenue, 25x140, stories, s165. Large stable, Avenue "A between Fist and 22nd streets, stories, CMay D, $125. Modern office for physician. Whitfield flats, $20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

RESIDENCES-NO 1217 18th street, rooms, $30 1610 12th avenue, ' rooms, 80. 23l0 7th avenue Qurnished) rooms, OIay 1st to October 1sD, $40. Fountain avainue and 18th street, [ rooms, $31. 50
 1423 9th avenue, 5 rooms, $25. 1923 14th street, 5 rooms, $22.50.
 RESIDENC NCES-SOUTHSIDE. 142 N 59th street, Woodlawn, ' rooms, S25.
 6427 1st avenue, Woodlawn, rooms, $35. 1091a South 20th, 20 rooms, (Oct. D, $10O. I'll Avenue "1,'' rooms, (June D, $2o. 15l7 10th avenue, 9 rooms, $Go 1909 12th avenue, Groom fiat, $50. 2105 11th avenue, 9 rooms, $75. 73O 29th street, rooms, $40. 11O5 11th street. rooms. $45. 1600 18th avenue. rooms, 80. 112O Cleveland street. rooms, S6O. 915 Alabama street, ' rooms $35.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
S5,25O

Near 11th avenue. South Highlands; 50x 900, with modern. S-room home that cost 5000 to build; lot worth 5000; owner was offered and declined 5000 yesterday; terms very easy; act quick or you miss d bargain.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-03

The Mandt wagon IL unquestlnnat
bly, the best ironed aud eilsiest run,
ming wagon on the market. kerler
keeps them In stock.
70 Check a cold quickly. get from
your drug lat some little Candy Cold
Tablets called Preventics. Druggists
every where are now dispensing Pre-
vrntieS. for they are not nnix safe
hut decidedly certain anl prompt
P~venticS cOntnin nnQiiniur. un lax
a,irr. n"ti.ilg harsh nnr sicA-nin,s
Tahen at the ''SlI,sz. stage" pieVrtw
ties will prevent Pnenin, min. Brnu-
c!Iitis. LA Grippe. etc. H-nc. the
name. Prevrntts. Good t"r frv-ri-l,
cnil,ireu. ~ l'r-ventirs ~ cents.
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-03
PERFECTION I'm SHOr SHELLS
Manufacture and Loading n Sst-
entiflc Process.

Iu these days uf high standards.
the manufacturer who would retain
his trade must take every care ia tlie
manufacture of his product, as prn-
Pile demand quality more than cha.l,-
hess. This has been appreciated by
the Winchester Repeating Arms Co,
OF New Haven, Conn.,, and 10 appar-
ent In the high quality Of their smoke
less powder sh" "tshells, Leader and
."Repeat-r." During the last year.
the most important winnings were
made with these shells at the traps.
Including four Of the five big tournn-
ments given by The Interstate AssO-
ciation, which were the largest tour.
naments In the country. The most
noted expert shots use these shells
exclusively. "Leader" and Repeat
ar" shells are made in thoroughly
scientific manner by the most ap-
proved and perfect machinery. and
hence absolute uniformity OF manu-
fac ture and loading are obtained. the
best loads for different kinds Of
shoe oting being previously determined
by exhaustive tests and experiments {.
The Winchester catalog. which is
mailed free, gives a great variety Of
loads, as we'll as describes the entire
Winchester product. 1t willinterest
every sportsman.