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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

suca excess no reimbursement has been
" va he made. for II has not been nor
VIII ~ asked Two nthar members of
NJ saH volunteered TO go and they paid
tAeif g"'' expenses. The Only money paid
go .,s nae from my contingent fund was
~; these tive members of my staff. my
~" expenses. those OF my secretary mud
~ small Item for meas for my mes
s,.aser
Paid Own Expenses.
:i,'.; h" direction Of The Joint COM
a.itle5 invited my associatc members
~ h. executive council and TWO of them
aae,epu1 HI. Invitation They paid their
p"r expenses. | invited also tho a,torncA.
s.,@r'S !5';''i'i Ne paid his own EXPENSES.
NJ WI. accompanied rae. md an her ..N-
ncnsps ! rai'i from my own funds This
jyiE'9'N cost me nearly 800 more than |
sr'sS faoin the state of nysa noacN that
s'iptiid ii.sNe been paid b. The state Of
io*u, i'l.t paid IL ,nssnf, although ]
.eoi:.a Il aiior'l to do 50 simply because I
anrw hal PARTISAN and personal malice
Would apl.' their venom oyer even such Il
MISSION AID wanted 10 hr far Within my
Tics. things arr. however. Of on; littl"
ipii,i,i,nce compared with ~. effort 10
stA.ii the occasion With The epithefs that
n.is u'stn applied "a {, The rian who dc
-ashaS th,s solemn and sacred journey rs
'uanket" is either strangely ignorant of
Its mother tons,c OF slrikinsls Indifferent
~ purpose OF tf visit
Tears Not Laughter.
AK me nl"N and women WHO saW tHe
Tag, iIt'ed .'oiu o,i; memorial ~ Vicks-
burg ana fclt the rush OF emotion as
they remembered tho dead and diving of
forsy at,; : Before. wiarsier theS were en-
gagged IN m"rrymakins. Ask The men and
wo:i"n wiio stood around the graves ~
Ariei5pssyili.. with fearful eyes and ihroh-
bag aeirts whr,h,r they w.re cn5oNlns
tie pleas res of II picnic. Ask The men
80! wpi.gi.n Who gathered around tn. mon
ftarsls OF lockout Mountain and Mis-
Si,ifify irae arid m'., a he memories
II iisifn4. ouis,g" swent over Them,
rhf lE'r li nre pai-is of Il carnival
s,scfl5lineehi Ask III lfen and women
",.a is'i GUIDED th ljsalitifu! shaft 1T
SlAlaii ai.i whose .ery souls were beat
" Nst3i ) stern. ~ sr,iro~ rs tiinfl ep IS
49, .ean 80 grnlItl THAI had becu sat
'4r59ri 49, h. blood Of Inwas best boys
w.nff,,. tii's were istiis upoi thn ipNs
!fpt zee p5isnnrtl GROWS dirsrsnG toward
asF or. iEothins,. tli"y aN's ceased To
az, pfi lir the saie pf The soldiers
Mos; lam iiioso mpin'ineMts perp"'l!a'"
,,i lya n, hunur VI the state no man
s.lt.l ii MOTHS oi rnlfr can prevent u.
13sraji,. MS holy JOURNEY Of dedication 10
tae ioM r., s. of . "linkei
z .spe :, ii.l!S submitted.
Nlhei', Il 'fsmrnins
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
VICTOR DOLL|VER
DIES SUDDENLY
Brother Of United States Sen.
ator DolIiver Of Iowa Is Found
Dead In Bed.

i Fort Dodge Ia, Feb 26.--l.yilg prone
i upon his back. with every indication
of peaceful lepose, Victor Il. Dolli-
i Yer. brother Of United States Senator
/ j. y. Dolliver was found dead in bed
| Sunday afternoon at the home of w
| q. Moore, II. South Twelfth street,
| where Inc loonled
| How loug he had been dead is not
i known, bur that he passed peacefully
| beyond during The still hours OF Satur-
! day night is moi doubted. He had made
| no complaint of i'll health beyond a
slight throHt trouble of no consequence.
| He had been il, his usual rugged health,
and jolngly remarked to Mr. Moore as
ne started upstairs to his room at III
% clock Saturday night: IF don't
do some foolish thing III be all right.
have just had "a shampoo al the bar
Der shop.
Had Been Dead Many Hours.
These we're his last words as he
made his NAY up To his room. Being
=, late sleeper. the family did not su.s-
poet anything was wrong when he
did NOT appear in the morning
During the afternoon some one OF
tho family remarked that they had
not heard him in his room all day
IL Was supposed he had gone out dur
ing their absence at church but as no
sounds wcrc heard up to ) %, lock- Mr.
Moore concluded that he would go to
bis door and learn if he Was in. No
response e;slne 1" his knocks and ho
opened tle door and looked in Lying
IN a vciN natural position. With his
head toward the door was the de
ceased man with peaceful express
sion Of iepuse and rest Oh his face.
Mr.. Moore approached the bed, and
!, when ils failed to wasen concluded
| he MAS unconscious. He a, once
."lephonc'' q physician. who made ii
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
MEAT PRODUCERS FAVOR
BILL FOR STOCK TRAIN SPEED

Sac City. la. Feb. 81 The annual,
meeting of the Corn BELT Meat Pros
ducers association held in Sac City;
WAS Il decided success.
The following officers were reelected
by reclamation: President, j. j. HART
er. Sac City; vice president, f. S.
Brown. jackson township. secretary,
Orvlle Lee, Sac City; treasurer. John
Fuchs. Clinton township.
The resolutions urge all ire members
10 support the Cooperative commission
of Chicago. ST. Joseph and Kansas City,
by consi@ning live stock to it; heartily
indorse the meat inspection bill reeent-
~ enacted by congress, expressing APP
probation of the support given the
measure bv Secretary James Wilson
and favor the bill before the state legis.
lature providing for a speed of not less
than eighteen miles an hour on MAIN
lines and a reasonable time limit on
branch lines in the shipment OF liz
stock
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
GEN. JAMES OTIS TO
WE'D AN IOWA WIDOW

Burlington. la. Feb e7--It is an
hounced i'm letters received here that
Mrs. Cora Higgins Rand. widow of a
Burlington millionaire is to marry Cen
eraI lanes Otis, the Philippine soldier,
and publisher of Los Angeles.
Mrs Rand is a sister-ill-law of the
second wife of Alfred II. Heron, the
noted socialist. and is a charming and
wealthy widow and the match is con-
sidered brilliant
Mrs Rand much opposed her nus
bands sister taking UP Heron The
husband died before his mother and
Mrs. Rand fought the will thinking too
much of the elder woman's money waa
going in Herron's direction A suit was
finally settled out of court 1t was the
dowasey, Mrs. Rand who. endowed the
Chain for HEBRON at Grinnell college
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
PUTTING A SPIKE I'M
EFFORT TO, SECURE PARDON

Des Moines, la. Feb. 27.--Boone and
Marshall county people are making a
stiff opposition to the pardon of Elmer
Warren who murdered Conductor
James O'Neill. of the Northwestern, at
:, little station near Boone in January!
1891. Warren was making good prog.
ress with his petition till the Boone
people got busy. Warren and com.
panion We're hiding in box car on
O'Neill's train. A detective suspecting
their presence and wishing to arrest
them for some burglaries secured the
assistance OF O'Neill. They went to tho
box car and O'Neill swung his lantern
over the grain door and was about
10 enter the car when Warren shot
linn, killing him instantly. Warren and
his companion escaped. but were soon
afterwards captured.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
A. WoMAN's SMILE

1t is just as easy to face the world
and its people with a smile as with
frown. The CHEEKY woman finds that
she can be comfort to others and do
good service in various helpful ways
social, personal and charitable. Moth
ers soon learn that She is one of their
faithful aids, says Wonan's Life. Little
children love her, as she enters their
amusements and sylnpathizes with
their small griefs. Young men and
maidens contide their petty secrets to
her discretion. and older people enjoy
the delicate attention She delights to
kastn1y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
MINISTER'S TO FIGHT
BREWERY CONCESSIONS

Dies Moines. la. Feb 21.--The Des
MONIES Ministerial association this
morning voted to fight the McManua
bill. This measure is framed to put
Iowa breweries on equal terms with
those outside the state. The latter
ship beer all over. but Iowa breweries
cannot. The bill was reported favor
ably by the senate committee Satur-
day. Ii will meet with much opposi-
tion as indicated by the action of the
.nliniSterS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
SOLl,ERS' HOME WANTS
BIGGER ALLOWANCE

M,..sh1litown. la. Feb 2s-At "a
roitsing meeting of the Iowa Soldiers
iotue here last night protests against
the house killing the senate bill in
craasi;ig the per capita allowance from
sl4 - sl6 u month out of the support
fund s.ere made. Hot shots We're made
on board of control management for
i,.acticing economies. The members
elaitl they cut down the food supply
and clothing. An open letter drafted
by the committees WAS addressed TO the
general assembly
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
DEATH WINS DIVORCE
SUIT FOR WESTERN
GIRL IN CHICAGO

the divorce case for Mrs Antonio M !.
PareAes. formerly Miss Florence G.
Hutchinson against her Mexican hus-
band. Antonio Nj. Peredes. filed a week
ago in Judge Windi%s' court. when the
fire engine squad from President Cas-
tro.s army swept into eternity ninety
rebel prisoners whose bound and
blindfolded forms toppled against the
wall of the fortress at Carcas, Vene-
zuela.
Mrs peredes is daughter of the late
John Hutchinson. a Chicago LAWYER
and former governor of Dakota The
Hutchinson family is well known in
western Iowa and the northwest
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
TO MAKE ROADS
TELL OF ACCIDENTS

Dies Moines. Ia. F-b. 27.-Hume intro
duced a bill requiring railroads to notify
the railroad commission and the governor
Immediately III case of railroad accidents
Sullivan of Polk put IN an an,i-smoke
nuisance bill; by Schultz. a bill appropri-
ating $1,000 for the purpose of gathering
Information relating to municipal gov
lernments to be paid OH order of the ex.
ecutive council; by Sparks bill requiring
rear vestibules ON street cars to be en-.
closed on all sides and heated.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
FARMERS OFFER REWARD
FOR WOMAN,S ASSAM AM

Ottuplwa, Ia, Feb % Farmers of
Wayne county nave offered 500 reward
for the capture OF the unknown assail-
ant of Mrs. George Stech who was
bound and assaulted in her own home
b. Il tramp, after her daughter had
been locked in Il closet. Bloodhounds
are still hunting for the cuprit. The
state will be asked TO increase the re.
ward
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
MISTAKE CAUSESA
HOUSE SENSATION

DeS Moines. la. Feb. 26-Just before
Adjournment of the house II sensation
was created by Moore. of Linn county,
in denouncing the action OF the ju-
dietary committee in reporting adverse
ly on II bill to relocate county seats,
without waiting for Il hearing. which
had been agreed upon for the Cedar
Rapids people. 1t was explained this
WAS ~ mistake.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
CALLED A "s7lTzBUB" HE
SUES FOR $500 DAMAGES

Dubuque, Ia. Feb. 2S-Rev. III. Luz.
pastor of the St Johns German Evan
gelical church. through his attorney,
has filed II suit against Henry Braun.
member of his congregation, for 81 500
for alleged SANDER the petitioner stat
ing that Henry Braun. in the presence
of different persons. stated that Pastor
Luz list Elm spitzbub said statement
being in the German and translated in
TO English meaning that the reverend
gentlemen is Il thief and rogue.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

IMPERIALISM Boes
UP AGAIN. SUDDENLY.

Washington. Feb 23.-'rhe So
) called colonial policy of the govern
; ment was bitterly denounced on the
floor of the house by Clark. of INlori-
da, in Connection with his resolution
. calling on the secretary OF war for
} statement of the amount the
; Philippine islands have cost the Unit
, ed States. When We purchased
) these islands and this alien race
; with them he said, 1.-THE deed was
: nothing more or less than a traffic
. in human beings and no more wrong
: for individuals to traffic in human
: ity than 1t Is for nations to make
: bargain and sale Of human beings"
k$<$\$%$%%~<<<
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
MARRIED ON STAGE

Fort Dodge. Ia, Feb. 2S.-Cecil Will
liams and Miss Andee Andrews. two
members of the Burton Stock company
We're married on the stage in the mar
riage scene which was supposed to be
a part OF the play during the last act
of the performance Saturday night at
Gowrie. The audience was unaware
that the marriage was real.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Des Mones, Ia, Feb. 21.--1'ile house
passed a bill fixing the time for meet
lings of the soldiers relief commissions
land the Dill making compulsory reports
'of accidents in factories to the state
labor commissioner. After debating
the Peterson senate bill allowing serv5
ice of original notice of court against
q corporation on any agent of the cor
poration the house sent il back to the
Judiciary committee. The house adj
journed TIL tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
The senate today adopted a house
resolution providing for joint SEES.
sion tomorrow afternoon. in nonor Of
Washingtons birthday, committee to
The senate passed a bill to reim-
burse Superintendent Riggs for ad.
vances In educational work. bill lie.
galizlng the making of plots for towns;
a bill changing the time OF meeting OF
the board of supervisors at certain
times.
bill for correction OF erroneous as
sessments was discussed and re-re-
ferred for further considerations A bill,
To authorize the secretary of state to
designate newspaper for publication
of emergency laws was passed The
Saunders bill to prevent fraud in sale
of corporation stock was passed.
Bills We're introduced by Gillillant
making smoke from Dies Moincs chin.
neyS a nuisance, by Elerick requiring
reduction of freight rates to the same
as in adjoining states; by Newberry
for labels on binder twine by Strtor
permitting a new contract for convic,
labor AT Anan1osa; by Dewolf requir-
ing electric wires raised when they
cross railroad tracks
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

lsi,e first milestone out OF the city OF
London on the Great Eastern road to
colchester is to be found IN the. tap
lroum of 4 beerliouse IN the Whiihel4apel
foad probably the house was btKhSuvel
the stone
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

riefe is an enormous uiinber If
snnil landholders in Egypt 100000
ss~tes being cultivated by oyer 1000. ;
200 landowners, of whom G.oop are
Erropeans, owning on an average a
:i.iia oyer 400 acres
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

4 Photographic device that Nill call
Hhe police by telephona adds new
e.azard to the dangers OF the burglars
s,rofessiof When an 9ttempt is made
nhc proper connections have been made
!nn electric current operates d phono-
&raph in lie gaNret The machine calls
.up central and asks fog the police sta
Zion 'rhc rhnnograpi tnen Informs
IN" officers Of the robbery. giving street
.and number, and repeat: this informa
f!snn IL. long us ih. receiver is down.
.Mfantimc the intruder. ali unconscious
that an alarm has been rung in, wiz
stuslly walks into trap, ana i, NE
srail IS promptly responded 70 IS soon
in ths lookup.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
GETS A CLOSE SHAVE

Dubuque, Ia. Feb Mrs. Oscar
Westerberger. 10 years old, wife OF a
local barber drank carboic acid sun
day at ) p. N. She was found by her
husband III the nick of time. She will
live The cause is shrouded in mys-
terry
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

The London death rate is now near.
Ky 30 per cent loWer than 1T was 1T the
coming into operation of thu. public
henith act in 1891 In thar wear The
death rate was III In 1905 il WAS / ) i
II thousand
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

Agricultural schools have been estab-
lished at several places in Siberia, and
certain number of steam plows. reap.
,ers and the like are now in use.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
IOWA PRIMARY BILL
IS STILL A MYSTERY
Subcommittee Says Published
Reports of 1t Are Mis-
leading. S,4.
ARE PLEDGED TO SECRECY
Members Have Worked Themse'sa
Into State of Eshaustion-Wii
Report After the March
Recess.
ARE PLEDGED TO SECRECY

rs ,Io;,,aa T., se,, ,TAs 20 Hhas
~. suh-.,,,,,nitt,... on III. priraary bill
mas actually heel doing very little is
l,sov.n o,,,sife of ms membership of
mo po,nnit,ne H., fact according To
,ha sts,tn,,,eut az several OF ,he leading
p,.,rb,.,s of INC committee not d word
that ms h..e,, nrinted il, the new spupe.'s
j., r,.tra,.d "a What ma committed has
,afc il .u,tJ,cntjc for the members III
~. ,a,n,,,iita.s 5l..leeoi i, ,,iong themselves
W tse oo1tss.t they Mould 81, nothing
.,{,ns,t 80 yzni,l, done ar In. plaus be-
-, i,,,n. ,rl,a ,n,n,ni,tee is really rot
d,,i,,,, .,<. ,.n,.ls ms, NOW ON the bill.
ORR. t,sar ,s" s,,Ia Senator James a
ss,,;th ,s.st..s,,.,.u. ..,h, ,,ia,1ha,.s ~ ths
,a,n,,ii,fae baya done u srea, deal of
i;,,,.,i ,,,. ~; i, ,il ,,s,a Ia h.. done n, !,
iei,ss o,;t.,i,a ~ M ,e.-t,lar WORT.
p,,,,,s. IN, ',,,a,,5,oIS l9.,vt. ,o,,lDletely
assi1',,,st.d lhnms..ives Win ma work.
M, n ,,,.s.x,{, l,.,,0.,re insf resting h,S.
~, 5,,..,t;,..,ll, ti,is,i.4d an no discuss
sin5a ma ,...iehcd M 4p,ee,iient ~
s,oi,sas ~. cam get ol,r ideas In ,y.it:,l.;
MA ,.lsi,. ~. 3,.,t, i,3;t0a ,,.;,ol.t An,
,,., 1set, b,,,not,v ANA ea,asasl,l.ss Iii
,ll..,5,i,,,jtte ,,,a - fool a.. ,vial b,;rs.
or, n KIN ,llat vim be satisfactory
Would Boost States Income.
nf,4rt,,. ,ai,jinil ,Jollat,g ,4d,,.1 j,,
,,,,,a ~. IN. ef,,i,.T,f invs, loornad nm
Die in m. hin which w:ls ,sportei,
un;l1ijraorslv 10 thn senate from, The.
communion ON w..Nss MA means inc
I,,ifsnn hIl.ln reti,,fre ,jl ToruorItio,t $
to mal;a ;.n annual ,epor, ana pay vi.
.,,t,f1,.,I ,i,.ane, f..o
trr.,.e .,,...l,,n,,.,,.,,s az IN oon S|i,,t,e of
,nd9r,,ora,io,, papers IN rh, of.g,. OF
s,..,rstai.v Of stat,. nov parhaus halI
~ ,i,.n, .,r live ,.o,nornlinn., Nobnd,
Knows on. nas any vay of finding ont
NM, ,},,N.r. .,no.. an of nx,st.,,,,,. lnye
ago but 50 far as In. records of ti,e
stare ..,,o,s thrv nra s,;,l ,jojre h,,s,-
ms. n IL estimated ~. lica,Is,. .s..
,,,oyi,1ed in t,c I.,,,i,.so, Mi, ,.n,,i,, ,..-
t,,,i,,sI,.,, .,,...,..,oa Of fro,, az ID ssn.
r,n,,, nacb ,,,a t,,,, ia .,li1., .,,,a ,.,,,,..
10 continue I'M cxisienc~ Tb1t wonld
.,,jl so,,,n In IN. ,cven,,n ar ire st,,..
,,,, ,,,is v.it,ol,t ,.u,.,;j,.. ,,,y h:,,.lal,i,
nn ,,,vn,{n -
nm, nm raai,ir.s ,b,t IN .I,i,; az .,ab
,.a,.,- ,,o,,,r.s, an, for..ip., 3o,.,,,,,
anon o,ha, sth.n l,,ose o,~.,nizni fnr
,,l,.,iit.,bl, ,.Ii..jols; .,l,,,s4l:nn.,l 81,
s,,i.,,'fit,,. n,rnos,s ,,,,t,,nri1.a No. ,,..,,,s
,n, ,,,,si,,.s.s Il, Jn,,, el,.1ll ~ .,,,ta
80, ..,., -, ~ ,,;5., s;,..
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

II IS estimated that from January
10 September ! 1906. II totai of $685.
tons nf toys We're sent from Germany
10 ;tle United States. as against S,7lG
tons for the same period the previous
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

Henry Olds, assistant biologist of the
laboratory at Washington for thirtecI!
years. has been studying the music OF
birds and has written an elaborate bro
chure on the subject.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
MONEY MARKET

New York. Feb. o7-Money steady at
sh@b per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per 6AQ6 per cent, Sterling exchange
hrmer at s4s4.60@4.s4.7O on demand.
34.so.4014.So.45 for SIXTY days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

A Swedish inventor thinks that ths
price OF alcohol made from peat VIII
be less than nehalf of the present
price OF alcohol, and lowe. than the
lowest price OF refined petroleum
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

fne American board OF missions now
ssaa 2a,@sn stations and ontstations.
G.'ad men ana 6o3a women mission
nries. 1878 native iaborcrs l2.34asooS
lco'Hlaunlcants. l,12o8Q. under instruc-
'ion and an inoune OF SlS.G0a l.S
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

az Millais tells how rabbits swim,
,wtcn compelled To- They swim With
tie head held as high as possible while
ste fnocks of the hind legs appear above
lie element on each stroke. I'llc shout
d:.s and front p3i of the body are
b4;ied beneath the water while The
sun,p and tai are high and dry
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

a curious vlllpine raid was Witnessed
recently on the Manor farm. Corston.
rear Manesbury. A number of UNI
snspectins fowls were feeding quietly
~ one of the fields when u band of
hsc foxes appeared Heading for the
fowls they each picked out one OF the
,,Nuforiunatc bind aud made off carry
lug iheiv prey With them
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28
TO MAKE WHITE I'M

White ink can be made with alcoholi
md whiting. or water and baking soda.
You can use an ordinary pen when
writing. Ink made with soda will rub,
off the card, but does nicely for table
DECORATIONS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

You Can Get Allen. Foot-Ea.e FREE.
Write to-day to Allen g. Olmsted. lie Roy.
\. y, for FREN sample OF Aliens Foot
Ease. powder to shake into your shoes
1t cures tired, sweating. hot. swollen. ach-
Ing feet. 1t makes new or tight shoes easy.
certain cure for Corns and Runions. All
Druggists and Shoe stores sell It, 25c.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

Tho blue ribbon Of blur oe.an gun
Mry has been won by Rear ADMIRAL
Pr,nce Louis. of i;attenburg. in III. NJ
=, Drake. Shooting over Il course laid
cnt in Aranci bay the guns of the
Drake have succeeded in hitting the
target at a distance of A miles no
fewer than l05 times out of 1873 rounds,
Eaying a percentage of - per cont
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

n Kansas editor remarks that he
doesn't mind waiting until a delinquent
subscriber sells his hogs or his crops
to pay UP. but he does object to wait
Ing until his century plant blooms.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

II, the Jewel house of tile tower OF
Isondon there is book bound through
out III gold. even to the wires OF the
hinges. Its clasps are Two rubies sci
az opposite ends of four golden links.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-28

Professor Lyon William Phelps. OF
Yale. in "A recent lecture III Connecticut
declared that MARK Twain l.. easily
the greatest American novelist in the
history OF the country'S. literature"