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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
Lamnr's piety and Temperance.

Houston Post.
 The Ed day of March, the anniver- sary of the independence of Texas. was on one occasion celebrated in a grovo in Washington County and the rigid exclusion of wine made a special fea- ture of the banquet. The cup which circulated on that day under the Lone Star" was filled with the pure crystral of the spring. hence the following lines, written by Mirabeau B., Lamar. then President of the Texas Republic. They are found on page 131 of his book of poems, Verse Memorials" 2. I love the bright Lone Star that gems
 The banner of the brave; H I love the light that guideth men
 To freedom or the grave; {, But, oh, there is fairer star,
 Of pure and holy ray. That lights to glory's higher crown,
 And freedoms brighter day; It is the star before whose beams
 All earth should bow the knee The star that rose Der Bethlehem
 And set on Cavalry. Let. others round the festive board
 The maddening wine cup drain; Let others court its guilty joys
 And reap repetnant pain; But, oh, there Is a brighter cup,
 And be it's raptures mine. Whose fragrance Is the breath Of lifes
 Whose spirit is divine. 1t is the cup that Jesus nlleo.
 He kissed its sacred brim, And left the world to do the same
 In memory of Him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
''MUDDLlNG
 GOVERNMENT. ''
AN ABLE CRITICISM OF THE PRO-
 VINCETOWN SPEECH
The Presidents Incessant ClamOr TOT ''MOre Law" Reminds the New York World of the Daughters
 of the HOrse-Leech.
New York World.

New York World
 T believe in a national incorporation law for corporations engaged in Inter State commerce. l believe. furthermore that the need for action is most pres sing as regards those corporations which, because they are common car riers exercise a uuasi-public function, and which can be completely controlled by the exercise of the power conferred under the Inter State commerce clause, and if necessary under the post-road clause of the Constitution. on."-From President Roosevelt's Provincetown speech.
 Always more law, more law, like the daughters of the horse-leech crying Give! Givew When will the Presi- dents clamor for new Legislation end? When will he give the legitimate business interests of the country a breathing spell?
 The grave defect of MT. Roosevelt s corporation policy is that he has no policy. He has advocated a constitut-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08

If your teeth are fit, chew, chew, chew, until the food IS liquid and insists on being swallowed.
 If teeth are faulty, soften Grape-Nuts with cream or hot or cold milk and allow to stand a minute soaking.
 "There's a reason" as fol- lows:
 Grape-Nuts food is in the form of hard and crisp gran ules, intended to be ground up by the teeth. That work not only preserves the teeth but brings down the saliva, so necessary in the primary work of digestion.
 Many people say (and it is true) that when they eat Grape--Nuts they seem to be able to digest not only that food but other kinds which for merly made trouble when eaten without Grape-Nuts.
 Chew!
 "There' s a reason" for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08

The Sunday School Commission, a new idea among the Christian churches of Indianapolis, is planning the coming winter to place premium on efficiency rather than numbers in the schools, hold great annual reunion rallies and establish a training class from which teachers shall be graduated after com pleting certain specified courses of study.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
GenenIogicaI ouerier.

Seven. EnzorAWanted any inform ation of the Enxor family which came originally from North Carolina to this State. Revolutionary service from family legend, presumed to have been in regiments from that State. North Carolina. I Eight Holloway--Can any one give any data of the Holloway family, who came to this State from Georgia.
 Mrs. W. H. H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08

At least 200 bishops are expected to attend the Lambeth conference in Lon don next summer, seventy-eight hay ing been present at the first of the decennial meetings held in 1867, 100 at the second and 145 at the last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08

Tn the Church of the Holy Trinity. west Chobham, England, have been hanging for a long time two banners which have finally been deciphered' the ,nscrJntions showing that they were rreseItted by the Chinese government to General Gordon for leading the ,.E,ver Victorious Army" against the rebels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
Chanter Hfsfnrien.

Cnapter HIBtOrteo.
 The following article upon the or ganization of the John Wade Reyes Chapter of Athens. and the sketch of the revolutionary hero, for whom it is named Is, we trust, the first of se- ries giving similar histories of each of the fifteen chapters of Alabama
 Again is the attention of the regents and historians of the different chapters directed to the request of the State Historian. asking that such sketches be sent her for this column.
 It is fitting that the first should come from the chapter organized by the pres ent State Regent Mrs. A. F. Mcclellan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
For Sale By EXCHANGE DRUG %, AND E. G. FOWLER.

We will, without one
 word, refund your money AOO if Rox fails to cure you MW of unnatural discharges. OZM See guarantee on pack
 age. Not injurious, therefore cannot derange your stom- ach-yviiI not stain your clothing-no of1or. Pleasant to take. Most conven- fsnt package in existence, containing erUaryfhfng necessary. It does not mat ter how long standing, few days trial of Rox will convince. Some reme- dies simply check the disease without SslIring. BOX POSITIVELY CURES. For sale at our store. Price $1 or sent to any address by express.
 Fl e. FOWLER, 10 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08

Regent, Mrs. Hiram Donald Barr.
 Francis Marion--Montgomery; Re- gent, Mrc. Hails Janney.
 Bienville--Anniston; Regent, Mrs. A. L. Tyler. Katherine Steel - Oxford; Regent. Mrs. James R. Draper.
 Cherokee-Selma, Regent Miss Nell lie V. Baker
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01
Islenzkur Sans0ngur.

Heyrinkunnugt er PAD oroi0, ao sGra
Hans B. Thorgrimsen er ao gangast fyrir pvi,
ao koma hinni mestu s0ngsamkomu, sem
1sendingar hafa stofnao til. A s0ngsamkoma
Pessi ao haldast Winnipeg n@sta jdni, um
PAD leyti ao kirkjuping 1slendinge verour ha6
par borginni Er oss svo skyrt fra, ao um
halft anna0 hundrao manns mum TAXA BAIT
s0ngnum
Naumast Parf a0 ETA a0 fyrirt@ki Petta
m@list vel fyrir hja 0llum m0nnum og allir
6ski pess af heilum hug, ao fyrirt@ki0 hepn-
list vel. Slikur sams0ngur getur or5i0 Pj6o-
hokki vorum til mesta soma eff vel er meo far
10. Attu Pvf allir islenzkir s0ngmenn ao
gefa sig fdslega fran og leggja sim skerf
til s0ngsins. Og vafalaust nun margt folk
vfosvegar dr bygoum 1slendinga fJsa til
Winnipeg til 40 vera vio samsong pennan.
s0ngf6lki 0llum bygoum er booio ao TAXA
patti s0ngnum. B. B. j.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

setans. En- sloan Petta ger6ist hefr Roose-
welt borist hollustu kveojur dr 0llum attum,
og varla er nokkurt PAD dagbla0 0llum
Bandarikjum, or ekki TAXI hans taum pessu
MALI nema bloc Hearst's. Dau fylgja 0ll
Hartmann og au0valdnu a0 malum Pessu,
og er Pvi par, sem oftar, margt undarlegt
stefnu Peirra blaoa.
Taft ra0gjaf var nokkra daga Panama
eioi til Pess a0 kynna ser astandio par sy6ra.
I.eizt honum vel festar
Fra Panama framkv @ m d ir par og
og Cuba h@ldi mj0g a6geroum
Stevens, ,hins frega mann
virkjafre0ings, er nglega sag0i par af ser
verkstj6rninni, og s6rstaklega lauk Taft lofs-
or0i hann fyrir Pao, hive vel ham hef6i skill.
ID par vio og bdio alt hendur Peim, er t6l<u
VIC Pvi START af honum. A heimleio kom Taft
vio Cuba, og r@ddi par stj6rnmalahorfur
landsins vi0 fulltrda Pj6oarinnar. pa er Peir
h0f6u skyrt honum fra skoounum sfnum kunn-
geroi hann Peim, a0 manntal yroi teki6 par q
eynni a0ur enn n@stu kosningar faru par
fran, Pvf a6 me0 Pvf mott emu v@ri m6gu-
legt a0 vita med vissu um t0lu kj6senda, og
afstyra Pannig, ao slfkum svikum, sem par
hafa verio h0f0 frammi a6ur, veroi beitt vi6
nestu kosningar DAD manntal yroi ekki
teki6 q skemri TINA en- forum manu0um, og
ekki yroi h@gt ao gapga til kosninga fyr en-
n2nnai aetir * hvf or lokid
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

PAD pa heyrinkunnugt 3. p. m., ao Peir Harri-
man og f6lagar hans hefou fyrir longu CERT
samseri til ao steypa ser dr v0ldum og gera
stj6rnmalastefnu sina landraka. I.aunra6
Pessi h0fou Peir bruggao, er Peir vissu a0
Roosevelt haf0i bo0i0 sig fran til forseta, ar
ID 1904, @tluou Peir pa ao sja svo um a0 hann
yr0i ekki kosinn, en- URDU of seinir til ao IA
nokkuo a6 gert. En- MI @tla Peir az veroa
betur vi6 btinir ARID 1908. pa atla Peir az
kappa fiesta eoa ALA fulltrta, er tilnefna for
setaefni a Pj60fundi Republikana, til Pess ao
koma Pangao Pvi skyni a0 endurk j6sa
Roosevelt. En- svo eff Roosevelt will ekki
TAXA kosningu -og PAD er talio visit ao hann
veroi 6faanlegur til Pess pa eiga Peir a6
snda baknu vi0 honum og stj6rnarstefnu hans
og kj6sa einhvern him rammasta ihaldsmann,
er Peir geta til fengi0. Til Pess a6 franz
kv@ma Pessa ra0agero heir Harrimann og fe-
lagar hans MI lagt fran fmm milj6nir doll:
ara. pessi ra6ager6 var pa fyrir sk0mmu
uppvfs oroin; ;hafoi einn af lagsbre6rum Harri-
manns, senator Penrose fra Pennsylvania,
setio ao veizlu, par sem trygoavinur Roose-
velts var vi0staddur; neytti Penrose par Wins
ins 6spart og var0 fullur. Sag0i hann pa ALA
s0guna af samsari Peirra f6laga og hl6 DAFT
ao raok@nsku Peirra. N@sta dag var hann
enn svinka0ur, og hitti pa aftur Pennan vim
forsetans og baud honum ao gerast felags
br60ir Peirra samserismannanna og kvaost
abyrgjast honum tuttugu og fmm Pds. doll
ara P6knun fyrir pann gre0a
[ fyrstu var liti6 gert dr s0gu Pessari, en-
ba0 kom bratt lj6s az eitthva6 myndi vera
satt henni. Roosevelt ger0i einnig grein
fyrir Pvf, a0 pc svo v@ri a0 Republikanar
hefou Pegio peninga ymsra au0manna til Pess
40 ella aokk sim sioustu kosningabarattu,
pa hef0i PAD verio gert mott villa sfnum og
ra0um, og BAD pa Hartmann a0 sanna, a0
peningamdtur hef0u veri0 gefnar vi0 kosn.
ingar, eoa fe Pegi0 Pvf skyni af nokkrum
auomanni, me0 villa sfnum og vitund. Delta
gatu Peir ekki, og voru per P6 einmitt menn-
irnir er NEST f6 h0fou lagt til kosninganna.
Var pa au0sett a0 Peir h0fou Roosevelt fyrir
rangr s0k, og Peir fellu a sjalfs sins brag0i,
Pvf ao MI varo uppvfst um lzl@ki Peirra, en-
aras Peirra 4 forsetann var0 az ems til Pess,
az ella vinfengi hans hja allri Pj60inni. Pen
rose reyndi 40 afsaka sig, Pegar af honum var
rokin 0lviman og bar mott 0lu, sem hann
hafoi aour sagt, kva0 PAD uppspuna einn, Pvi
az sjalfur vari bann him, mesti hollvinur for
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01
Vi6ureign Peirra
RooSevelts
OF
F.. H. Harrimanns

hann t6k Pegar svo 6sleitu]ega mott arasum
au6manna, ao Peir hrukku fyrir,og i0rast Pess
MI NEST az Peir f6ru nolku6 az bekkj jast til
vi6 ham.
Finn helzti forsprakki au6manna her
landi er MI or0inn, nbrautakongurinn E.
H. Hartmann, hann hefr fam arum gerst svo
voldugur au0ma6ur, a6 Pess munu ekki vera
nein 0nnur demi her landi az einn maour
hafi & jafnstuttu timabili mao svo miklu valdi
yfr auo@fum, verzlun og vi0skiftum pj65ar-
innar eins og hann. Fyrir thu arum atti ham
ao eins umra0 yfr ]itilfj0rlegri jarnbraut
vesturhluta Bandarfkjanna og var pa talinn
med hinum fatekustu jarnbrauta eigendum
her landi. En- nj a hann tv@r hinar mestu
jarnbrautir landsins, er liggja um PAD Pvert
og endilangt fra ha6 til hats, og hefr n@stum
full y6rrao yfr fj6r0ung allra jarnbrauta /
Bandarikjum, en- nokkur ft0k Aestum hinum
Enginn hefr reynst jafnoki hans / hinni
,,h@rri fjarmAlafre0i', sem mestu ra0ur um
hlutabr6faverzlun jarnbrautafelaga; hann
hefr ORD ser fyrir ao geta keypt Peim
markaoi ALTAR eignir fyrlr ekkert. Fin ham
let ser ekki negja auovaldi0 eitt, hann for
einnig a0 agirnast p6itfsk void, og t6kst pa
mi0ur. En- Oil hafa P6 afskifti hans af p6litik
fari0 leynt, Pangao til a0 hann gat ekki leng-
ur ser seti6 og h1goist mynd hefna sin
Roosevelt forseta, Pvf ao hann haf0i honum
lengstum erf0ur verio vi0skiftum D6ttist
hann geta synt PAD og sanna0, a0 Roosevelt
forseta ferist lila ao berjast gegn au0valdinu
eins og hann ger0i, Pvi a0 ham og hans ioar
hefou Pegi0 fegins hendi fjarstyrIz au6manna
vio si0ustu forsetakosningar, og peirra hjAlp
etti hann upphefo sina NEST az pakka, en-
hef6i sloan sndist mott Peim og unnio beim
alt PAD 6gagn, er hann matti. me6 miklum ha-
va0a og gauragangi, og aaa0i ser Pannig ly0-
hollustu me6 Pvi a0 atast vera betr en- a0r-
ir menn.
Roosevelt reiddist ak@rum bessum 90
let ekki ser standa meo svari0 Geroi hann
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01

au0valdsins q Roose-
velt forseta og Worn
hans / bvi mali.
Reyndar er PAD MI
fremur s0kn en- worn
af hans halfu, Pvi az
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-04-01
Helztu Vi6bur6ir

Um ekkert anna6 hefir minimum veri0 tf0-
reddara her landi Pennan manu0, en- Arasir
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14

are bulldog up a sales org4sl:z.
,iou covering every SECTION o w.,
Unlted States.
Now here's our fer to YOU:
Ii you are proI elly qnal.i
for this work, W. will just uIaw
l.ne around Your ltlli;,sr,, M,
make you the exclusive represent
alive Of the Oliver fy pewr,rtr IL
lhat field.
Ii you are Alreudy employed
We will ~ rm,t you to hand e IN
business "un the sld.,' In wDict
Cage You ought tonLti II, last S3Lt
u year to your present salary, anc
at the eaine time receive II free
coL,se III the Oliver School oi
Practical Sa!esmaDship.
--'Or, if you are in n position i,
give us your whole time, Jon can,
if you will, MAKE. $500 u mon.h OF
more $4,000 a year or better.
That sounds good, does'i il?
The proof that these figures are
conservative is fu' nished by the
experience OF hundreds of those
who are now selling Oliver Ty pc
writer's in exclusive territory.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14
11e
OLIVER
Tlp@writls
The Standard Visible Writer

The Standard Visible Writer
is compact, swift, durable, versa
tile. 1t is visible writer Its
alignment is perfect. Its mani.
folding power is enormous
It's the machine for speed, fol
accuracy, for beautiful, perfect
work. It's a masterpiece of me-
chanical construction.
Applications for territory are
pouring into our Office rapidly
from every section of the United
States, and if you wish to become
local Agent Cor the Oliver 1t is
imperative that you write at once.
Decide quickly and get your
application in by the first mail.
Every tick of the clock lessons
your chances.
Address
OLIVER TYPEWRITER co.
ll6 South Fifteenth st.
Omaha, Nebr.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14
Ohio, bid par and a premium

/ Ohio, bid par and premium
of........... $lO75 90
Splitter & Co of Toledo, Ohio,
bid par and a premium off,. 465 90
W r Compton Mortgage Co,
bid par and premium of -. 1874 90
Emery & Anderson Co, Cleve-
land, Ohio. bid par and prem
ium $50 90
Moved and seconded that the bonds be
awarded to Hoehler & Cummings as
per their bid. The roll being called on
the above motion was as follows: Hos
brook aye. Holeton aye and Murray
aye.
The board then entered into written
contract with Hoehler & Cummings to
sell them $l3O00O.OO of Harrison Potta-
wattamie drainage bonds on District
No l for par and premium Of SlO75,
the bonds to be dated May /, 1907, and
Hceh!er & Cummings to furnish the
blank bonds ready to be executed for
the sum of SIS.
| at . O'Clock p m the board adjourned
to meet March 5, 1907. at 9 m.
G w Atkins, County Auditor.
! Logan. Iowa, March 5, l9o7.-The
board of supervisors Of Harrison Coun-
| ty, Iowa, met on the above date pursu-
ant to adjournment, all members pres
ent.
| The forenoon was spent in passing on
bills.
The board approved a school loan of
SiSO0.0O on lot ID and west half of lot
IA section 2, township IS range 43
The following petitions were referred
to the board to view.
Petition for appropriation of $3.50 to.
be expended in Lincoln twp.
Petition for $1,000 to be expended in
Taylor twp.
The reports of the following justices
OF the peace we're approved: L r Cad
we'll, Harrison twp; ] B Swain, jackson
twp, fec report only; S c Eshelman,
Boyer twp; A Freynuller, Magnolia
twp; Frederick Hansen, Cass twp; j P
Creager, Jefferson twp; James Lainge,
Washington; ] w Collins. Washington
twp: L L Fitch, Unicn township, and
r Tenant, St John twp.
The board approved the following re-
ports of township trustees for the year
1906
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14
Proceedings of the Board Of
Supervisors

Logan, Iowa. March 4. l9O7.-The
board of supervisors of Harrison coun-
ty. Iowa, met on the above date pur-
suant to adjournment. Present. Hos
brook, Holeton AMI Murray.
The minutes of the meetings of Jan
- and 30, 1907, were read and approved.
c Boltcr appeared before the board
for Alex Chapman and arranged a set
Element of the claim which the county
had against the said Chapman for his
care at the hospital at Clarinda. The
board authorized the auditor to accept
the sum of S7O.25 as full settlement of
their claim.
ID F Brainard appeared before the
board and objected to the report filed
on the superintendent's office by w H
Wood and w H Withrow, expert ac-
countants, and after hearing his obicc
tons the board allowed the experts to
Withdraw their report on said Office for
correction.
The board authorized the auditor TO
ISSUE warrants to O O Rock in Tie sum
OF Shopper quarter, the same to apply
on his salary as sheriff.
James Stockwcll of L title Sioux. be-
ing too poor to contribute to public
revenue, the treasurer was instructed
to redeem his home from the tax sale
OF 1906, and the auditor was instructed
to cancel the tax on said property for
the year 1906.
The board accepted the resignation
Of Sproul, justice of the peace in
and for Cincinnati twp.
The following petitions for appro-
priations from the county road fund
were referred. Petition for s40o to be
used in Washington twp, $3.50 to be
used in Boyer twp, and sloo to be used
west OF No school in Douglas twp.
This being the lime fixed for opening
the bids for the Harrison Pottawat-
tamie drainage bonds amounting to
Sl3ooOo.o0, the board ordered the audit
or to open all bids on file and the bids
that were filed in compliance with the
advertisement were found to be as fol.
lows:
Hoehler & Cummings of Toledo
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14
Card Of Thanks.

We desire TO thank the many
friend, who so kindly assisted
Us during the sad affliction and
death of our husband and faith
err. Also, the Woman Frater-
nal Union, and w. r. C. ladies
for their kindness and beautiful
floral offering.
Mrs. M. e. Brundige
and Family.
Mrs. w. II. Emery is the
guest o! Council Bluffs friends
today.
The American Express Com
pany brought in an automobile
for w. j. Mueller, which he
will use this summer.
The trains were nearly all
late this morning owing to the
snow which was very heavy and
wet. No. II westbound did
not get out until after 9 o'clock
and Sioux City No. / did not
get out until $3.50, both being
due out early.
Mrs. Howard Thurber, of
Council Bluffs, is in the Valley
the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Thurber.
Mr.. Bearsworth, represent
ing the Wayne Knit and Pony
Stockings, was in the Valley
the fore part of the week sell
ing H. H. Dickman his line Of
hosiery
Mrs. w. p. Millspaugh came
up this morning from Council
Bluffs to attend the Brundige
funeral.
Earl, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. V. /. Tamisiea, is seri-
ously i'll at the family home.
He suffered with a case of
measles, which has developed
into pneumonia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14

There was no report received from
St John township.
The board refused at this time to ap-.
prove the report from Cincinnati town
ship, as it did not show legal expcnd-
iture of the road fund.
At o'clock p m the board adjourned
to meet at 8 m March 6, 1907.
G w Atkins. County Auditor.
Logan, Iowa. March 9. l9O7.-The
board of supervisors of Harrison coun-
ty met on the above date pursuant to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14

John Rourke left this after
noon for his nome in Broken
Bow, Nebr, after a few weeks
in the Valley and vicinity with
old time friends and relatives.
His son, Ed, will accompany
him to Nebraska, having
shipped his goods yesterday.
John is the same genial fellow
of former days and is enjoying
life in his new home. He has
been exceptionally fortunate
and has a fine farm at Broken
Bow.
Neils Peterson will soon
move to Dunlap where he will
make his future home.
Mrs. Robert Hatcher re-
turned from South Dakota last
evening, where she had been
for the past week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14
We Are in the Mar
ket for Young
Men

1t doesn't particularly matter
to us whether you are twenty -ous-
yeara old or sixty years yuun,5
1.-The vital thing 10 that you'ls-
thoroughly alive.
You must be alive to a real or
portnnl,y for making good money
We've got business that J,
growing so fast it keeps us bus.
tuning out the goods Olive
Typewriltrs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-03-14
A Big Improvement

The telephone company has
installed new switchboard
which will be of great benefit
To subscribers and the telephone
on orators as we'll. The new
board is installed in the malI;.-
gers room and might be called
q combined chief operator desk
and toll line board. 1t is in the
shape of a business desk and
toll lines can be cut in or cut
back to the regular switch
board. In the day time the toll
lines are cut in this board, hut
in the evening when the chief
operator is gone, the line is cut
back as heretofo c. The new
system will enable the opera
tors to give better service to
tie patrons and will also or
aalc the toll lines to be givels
sester atteitian. Mr.. Little
iAs ,sa 'iG.rsd q quantity Of
c M ard viii ene.sise n.ans
WIRE tl4aJ arc now o tside.
N. Fouts. of Allen town
sap, was in the Valley today
Fin left fer Council Bluffs to
4 II
after underpoina an nr,crat;on
for appendjcitjs
The school election yesterday
was not a very hotIy contested
affair. J. e. RoscnhaNna was
the only candidate and he re,
celved all the votes cast 50.
Tho f,,neral of Mort Rr,,n-
alse Was largely al'ehaed mus
aleernonn' me leomen Iodge
''l ! ,, lli d pvdy 70 llle nome
OF . me deceased ana rom from mere
20 'he grave Whefe lney gave
lhe Durlal fl1es OF inns ofdef
Frank McGavren is WORKING.
in H. p Hansen's grocery
store temporarilv. d1,rines tho
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adjournment. Present. Hosbroos, Hole
ton and Murray.
The board spent the most of the day
in passing on claims and at Up m adj
journed.
Mileage and per diem:
Hosbrook, 3 days, 20 miles. .s13 90
Holeton. 3 days. % miles. ....... 13 30
Murray, 3 days. So miles ........ Is 40
Attest G w Atkins.
Auditor Harrison County.
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Basket Ball Game

There will be a basket ball
game Friday afternoon at 4::3O
at Fountains hall between the
Denison high school and the
Missouri Valley high school
teams. This game will be we'll
worth the money and everyone
should take the time off to root
for the high school. A large
crowd is expected from Deni-
son as the joint debate will be
held in the evening, and in con-
sequence their team will be
we'll backed. Admission, la
dies Is cents, g, ntlemen 25
cents.