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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-10-11

within our State. and its constant
ann Should be to encourage the
development Of this virtue in
our people During the past year
III students were aided out OF
the special funds Of the college.
Besides scholarships, loans Of
moncy to the amount Of $2,soz
were made to students. The en-
tire income from endowinents.
amounting to more than S44, ooo,
IS an annual gift Of the college to
the educational work Of the State
The classes which year BIZ year
80 forth from Trinity College en-
gage at once ii some line Of work
through which they may rcuder
their service 70 The general vel
fare. Of The Il, who graduated
IN June, Is are teaching, Is in
the State; 3 lave entered busi-
ness; Is preaching and s are pun
suing graduate courses Of study.
III
There are the best reasons 10
believe that Trinity College Is
doing rs FIJI share Of service to
society Its graduates arr filling
lrge pieces in public confidence
and q public responsibilities. III
all lines u honorable work the,
are slowing themselves faithful.
aud highly Fl lent. And it is to.
taeir credit, as it i al honor 10
tier college, thai tliey are sober
minded and statesinauiike in their
conduct They have a lively III
tctcst IN al matters of public con.
Germ, but they well know tia
saciai Welfare can br promotes
only BY tie patient application Of
sound princiH'es.
DIR ng the past year there has
ben 81 tifsiag psogrsss IN all IT,
/ 0'lg' tlas should engage tue Al
'eatlo.' aud The sffts Of the c i.
ieE. ~ las steadily maintained
IS regsJ ton lof high standards
VI entrance and Of study; il has
labore,l earnestly to promote the !
progress Of education; it hasI
wideaSd is influence in the M.
ton; il has grown in the courte
iias which should mark the fellow
ihips Of youth; it has held up il
,ooi record FOR fair. honorable
.ui pure athletic sports; and deep
ned It's life in the confidence Q
ae public. |
Il, therefore. behooves all who
AVE part In i'5 ,abors aud it, dgS
lay 70 " * diligently to make
trinity College fill the hishcs,
lace possible for a Southern col
US. They should seek to pro.
aote the essential things, not to
erye the merely incidental thing
4 education. Til correct think
NJ, sound standards of work,
afiy example Of refined conduct,
ober aud patient search for truth. |
ae regard for the rights Of Their
ailowmeu. 4 sane individualism.
eep convictions of truth and pa
riotic fidelity they should BE- in.
piriug examples. Aud in tles
tiaes | believe tls>y show them
elves worthy Of confidence ana
aLectu.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-10-11
"A Wonan's Eoalth

100 sacred to be experimental VITA peculiar and
ue aineHts only medicines Of known carosion which con-
tam acSSa srcocs other harmful habforming drug
oaa npoyess The oze medicine which fufs require
Hs IsTees Eayore prescriptiona remedy record 81
$50 go . cures 70 recommend it remedy the makers of
@ Under oath remedy devised ada2ted
= constitution BY an educated physcanan experienced
= - Moaas diseases; remedy ingredient which 3s
rs Mrten endorsement q The most eminent medical writer's
q al Inc several schools Of practice for the onans peculiar
diseases remedy which has more credit than any
- oa y DRUGGISTS !o wonan.s special sqeiEemgns not
s away N the form Of trial bottles" to be experimental with
Is sold at fair price by all dealers n medicines
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-10-11

Announcement D. las June,
the campus gates at Kit 4els,
erected BY lie class ol 81, we're
formally presented rs lhe college.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-10-11
m HONOR OF BENEFaCTORS.
RepeIaciors Day Observed with AD.
nr0Drlale Exercises al Trinity.
IRON The Trinity Chronicle. J

asa holiday, it being Bcnefactor's
Day." All college exercises were
suspended, and on Friday even
inc, in Craven Memorial Hall, ap
mopriate exercises were held. Al
which time al address was dc.
liyered By President John G.
Kileo, OIL Some Tendencies d
American Democracy Tits
was the last feature Of the cxer.
cises, tie first being an announce
ment aud report of gifts and do.
nations made 10 the college dnr-
ipg the past year. which was read
b. Deaa w. r Few. Quite i
arg= number II students and reo.
pie oil the city were present and
listened with great deal Of in.
terest ID tlie excellent address 81
Dr.. Kilgo, which vas one Of tie
most forccful lectures that have
been delivered here III some time.
His treatment N some of lie ten
denotes was most logical, and from
beginning 70 finish dealt with
some of si,e most vital problems
nos before the American people.
Tho custom of / hofi5ay on tie
third 81 October. which was IN
augtratcd here some Years age,
has grown nov % be Al event IF
much interest and significance.
+. Almost cvry year since HE CTS
ton irst began, 6tiiig exer IS
are held in comm nHoraton III
those wi,o hsye male dona,i9ns
to tho college ita the piece /
Ing ye1r fils as il aloay o,
sIgsd II 1 hoiit MT only III.
mcaoos, ~ fIis gif III Trinity
prige py ssiieiae,os, batia uem-I
or Of alI tllose WHO have given toI
,se college. however small the
Donation mas TX.
The announcement and report,
read BIZ Dean Few follows:
For some years ]. has been our
custom 70 give 70 the general pub. /
Iieoo Ben factors Day 4 state.
neut ottlie growth of the college
during Tie previous Twelve
months, especially a statement
which shows tiie increase hi the
values IN the coliege property and
% publish ! list u friends who
baye made donations Or any kind
to the college The stock book
OF thge ca leuc show that the values /
Ct property were increased during
. tac past year $40. 1910, There
vas donated 10 the current &.
Psn4es Of the college tile sum Of
$1j,Slo I
The following Is ! list Of friends
who aided something u worth toI
/. Tie Equipment of tie college:
b n. Duke. j. d. Duke. X. L.
Powers, Re-. II. 81. Blair. bred
Peacoek. Rev n. N. Ivey, Hon.
u 7. Joyuer, Hiss anne Rouey,
H. g. 5lafe. III. III GLEASON, john
&C A>Neilt L. w. Hicks. W. H.
P7.=at, Mari smith, j. i. Sin.
Cy"a. Joseph b shaw. II. Il.
&"z J. S. H0ett. 81 o. Sheriff..
Z.a-"z t.t1ahan VI, A. Bryan,
!! { s>jIeo,I 7. Rrsetiiove, Frank
- ], @ BIRD d colcr, Edward
VI. 6:a- J, \. Thomas. lion. ].
T. C.mcs. II. I. Few, Mrs. 81
". ts44on, III I'll Shannon. II.
LGF@ or, Jeues David ]. Brewer,
- H. tJa0uey, III i. Gates. III /
W. Fuller. !. II. Calvert Il. u. b
%or'h. A. III. Webb, i. s. Yar.l
oor~2h. Rev ]. II. Moua, Geo.
y Pezram, J. Ill III. Giles. Edwin j
.''a'@ A. Il. Lloyd, u. Ii. I'd
Ward. !. Il. Ssparks, III. ~ /
Sa''.'. r. NJ. Alien. X. q. Gold.
Vein, ", Il. 5. Butgwyn, ". ii. 4
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
iowa LAWMAKERS.
Proceedings of the Week in Brief
; in Both Houses of The Legislature.
FRIDAYS PRocEEplNes

Dcs Moines, Ia. Feb l5 Holmes. Of
Kossuth. today introduced a bill COM
polling ali railroads. under penalty, to-
file with the auditor information as to
the amount of stock outstanding every,
five years. beginning from So and all
other information concerning valuation
of their roads and earnings so that
the legislature can proceed intelligently
in the matter of railroad legislation
The bill calls for information under
affidavit, never heretofore required by
law. and is intended to assist the legis-
latule in getting at the real value of
the roads minus the water in stock 1t
is causing the railroads to sweat
Allrcad Introduced q bill prohibiting
amy person giving liquor or cigars or
s,nythins of value before 4 PRIMARY or
election TO q voter.
t'ottrell introduced a bill providing
lot a legislative reference Department
ia the state library. with q compstent
person in charge. with authority to
gather Information such as the legis-
lature might desire to have
Des Moines;, Ia, Feb l5.-1'he house
today passed a bill by Harding regu :
rating and licensing keepers of inteli-
gence and employment offices.
Tne house today passed the Teter
bill. allowing townships the option OF
returning to the old system OF work :
ing out q road tax. debated extensively
yesterday and voted TO adjourn anti
| 30 this afternoon
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
Ths Silver Linina.

August Anderson. wealthy Mlnresota
farmer brings his family into Duluth dur
ing the deer season He holds that hun
dreds % pro~!;ng inGntsner. dciirtous
With buck fever then MAX. the coun-
try dangerous - human life.
But ever, cioud has its silver lining.
said Mr. Anderson in Duluth the otilel
day Ny fami... enjoys this yearly trI
TO the city. ard ws manage TO get a sood
deal OF snopcius deae. So, You sac. OIL!
flight from the dee: shooters has its adj
vantages Il Ia .iSa the case of the house
wife who a the sound OF a crash, started
suddenly from her chair and cried:
There, Another Of n5 best po.ceiaif
.uceens gone
Never as.ed. fear SAID her husband
II has stopped sae cooks singing
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
COMMON SENSE

Leads most intelligen. people to use only
mefaines of known composition. There
fore II is thaA DR.. Fieree's medicines. the
maker<of which print every ingredient
entering MAo Them upon the bottle wrap
pers and ATTEST its correctness under oath.
are daily grS4ing in favor. The com
position of DkfPiercc,s medicines is omen
to eyervhodyVDr pierce he;ns da ..
~ h,;ns, ~ ~ as:s.T
=. ol .9xsSslEa
slon s9I..ea !l!.y upon nus lormnl9. being.
conlaent TINT The better the compQsl tlon
OF Ihsse medicines Is known the more
YiIl thelr Great cnratiYe- merits be recoR-
MED. Being wholly made Of the active
medlcinal prtnetnleS extracted from M.
tiys fo-ast ,aats ~, asa..as ..
S,,;s;,n1s;.,, Nv. -, " ~.
VI les'''i mn ", rictre' ana "'ltnohl inc
use o. = ufop"' atcohol. trlple-rei'ned and
chemlcattS pure 9lyccrine beng used in
steod in extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in tho roots
employed. these medicines are entirely
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
uot.e-,,.s. ,n,nrrb Cure.

ANY one cam mix ut home the
best remedy Of It's l,i.nl l>.lown. The
name "Cylunr" Is given to rho follow
Ing prescription. II is Supposed. be-
caiis9. Of its lsrolnptncss in driving from
tl!e Blood aud system every vostise OF
catarrhal poison. relieving this foul and
dread diseas-s no matter where located.
10 prepare the MIXTURE: Get from any
good pharmacy ume-haI ounce Fluid
Extract Dande!ion. one ounce Com
pound Narson and three ounces Com
pound Syrup S:srsaparilla. Shake we'll
and use in ,caspoonftil doses after each
meal and II lHdtime.
This is II harmless inexpensive mix
turc. which has a peculiar action upon
the eimimatvc tissues OF the Kidneys,
assisting tein TO filter and strain from
the blood and system all catarrhal
poisons. which. II not eradicated. are
absorbed bS the mucous membrane.
and an open sore or catarrh is the re
suit
Prepare some and try 1T, as it is the
prescription of all eminent catarrl spe.
ci;slst of national reputation
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
FUN AT A DIAMOND WEDDING.
Like Children the "OIdsters" Romped at
the Prinalas, 18th Anniuarsaru

From the New York Evening Word
A Noungster of 95 and q rosy checked
tomgirl of IS hailed the approach OF the
century mark in their LIES thread
Monday with the ecstasy with which a
boy ard girl sweetheart might antci
pate u birthday party
The day signaled for Mr. and Mrs
Edward Pringle. of Red Bank. y j.,
the seventy fifth anniversary of their
years of welded bliss. and this dear
old couple celebrated 4. with IL VIII
Theirs had been three-quarter cen-
fury trial of welded life 10 be rounded
out in their new youth With the joys
OF witnessing u surrounding of sous
and daughters still the babies OF
IS and down to 4
Six OF these boys and girls gathered
beneath the parental roof yesterday to
roinp aud play With their parents as
in the days of yore vhan frocks aud
pinafores We're the garb of the iespring
of this loving old couple And none in
the gathering We're more Joyous or
laughed more heartily OYER the pranlts
yesterday than did MIR. and Mgs Prin-
gle. II was The celebration OF their
diamond wedding
There were no friends OF ih.ir youth
present to wish the young old couple
many returns OF the day. They had
been outlivcd. and only renlenlbrances
remained
Thirteen cnil,lren came ta bless .l,e
welded state Of the Pling!es and the
six surviving children alone remain to
\ prolong the ancestry. There We're pres
ents and cards and jokes handed out 10
| the old couple. all of which were graci-
| ousy received. and then c;l,ne the Ole
| fashioned jig, during which the YEN
CRADLE sweethearts marked time With
| a foot tattoo and smiled benignly ,ipoi
1 the happy scene
It's been happy occasion fot US
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
PROVE EVERY CLAIM
D.. williams Pink Pill. = Specific
For Anaemia and Safe Family
Medicine.

When the body becomes run down.
either as a result of oyerwork. worry
or severe illness. an examination of
the blood would show it to be weak
and watery. This condition is called
anaemic, which is the medical term
for "tloodless." The common symp-
toms are ra!eness OF the lips, gums
and cheeks, shortness of breath and
palpitation of the heart after the
slightest exevtion, dull eyes aud loss
of appetite.
Mr.. Louis L.. Clark. a painter. OF 10
Lincoln Place. Plainfield. n j.. says:
Last May | was obliged to undergo
an operation for append .citis and
while the operation in itself was sue
cessful. did not recover my strength
and health was confined to my he'd
for over month and was under the
doctors care When I was able to
get up my legs were so weak and IN
steady that could only walk with a
cane with difficulty
Il was getting no better and could
not think of going back to work l
was discouraged, when neighbor
| told ME that DR. Williams Pink Pills
had cured her and advised me to try
| them I began taking them about the
! middle of June and soon felt so much
/ better that l kept on and was cured
DIR. Williams Pink Pills have cur
| ed rheumatism, chlorosis. aftereffects
OF the grip and fevers. and. as the
health OF the nerves depends upon the
purity of the blood. they are invalid
able in neuralgia. nervous debility
sleeplessness. dizziness and even 10
comotor ataxia and paralysis,
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or sent, postpaid. ON re-
/ celpt of price. 80 cents per box. six
boxes 81 so by the DR. Williams Med
I tri,,a "a So - - n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
FOR BLIND LETTEawRlrERs.
Double End Type Prints Copies for
Those Unfortunates,

In order to provide a means of cores
between the blind and between
blind persons and those who have sight,
Ernest Vaughan, The director OF the ma
tional asylum of the Quinze Ningts. the
refuge for the blind of Paris. has invented
a special style of type and a diminutiNe
printing press. The type is on its face like
ordinary type, bu, on the bottom of each
character Is cast the equivalent III the
'hraiie or roin; system. by which the
bind read with their fingers on embossed
paper.
The letters ara about the size of those
used III the larger headlines in the sun
but are latter IN build and lighter in out
line. Tho blind man sets them up by
touch many have already learned TO set
them M at tho rate OF $50 20 LOCO letters
all hour. 'rhey are locked in n frame as
each page is conlile.vd ard the impress
sion is taken on both siGes simultaneously
lin ink on the su.face OF the FNpc upon
ordinary paper in embossed 'braillcs
from the bottom of The typ. on the sheets
spa tally manufactured Tor that purpose.
Thus the documeilt cam y. read with equal
ease by the Mind aud ~ ihose who can
see The type is. Of course. mace OF hard
metal.
'ont- of aeo characters have been pre-
pared FOL, ,he use oi French blind persons.
and tiey arc sold 10 The bird and tnei.
f.etGs who desire 10 write 10 them at a
Sers low nr.cc, the Inventor having re
fused . accept amy profit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
no Neee! to Pun

Mrs. clcws-parsons, whose br'lliant and
daring book on marriage has created 50.
much excitement, said at a dinner in New
York:
They who are happily married are
shocked at the idea oil trial marriages, but
they who are unhapp.iy linked together,
and aie yet too proud and sensitil To get
divorce. must see much IN my idea that
Is of value.
"How many marriages would be dis
solved Il the dissolution could be accom-
plished without shame. How many mar
red people feet towards each other like Il
husband heard of the other day.
lie sad 10 his wife AT breakfast. crus-
Gy:
.'.t dreamed about you last night
What did You dfca!a. She asked.
~ dreamed caught chap running
away with YOU
And what did YOU say to kim. she
Inquired lstIess!l
81 asked him what he was running
fos'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
The sena.c's Balance shes.

From the Nov inrk MAI.
Enough states haze chosen rev Nor 10
represent them III the Emitted Stases sen
ate TO strike trial balana. u toss aud
gain. though the closing Of ne account
mus wait upon n. ACTON " Rhode
Island and New Jsrscs
The changes sanmara2ed snow thit the
vest has Displayed more slo,9 han
the south The republican parts Scores
gains against democratic ossca
William Alden Smith. who succeeds All
ger. Will strengthen the Michigan r.pre-
sanitation. CURTIS, with fourteen Gears
experience N the lower house win give
credit 10 Kansas dishonore. by HURON
Guggsnhen comes from Colorado @ith
out experience. but In purposes and Ideals
he Is preferable TO Patterson
Richardson. who Succeeds Aztec from
Delaware Brown. OF Nebraska and 20
rah, of Idaho Mulkey and Bourne. OF
Oregon. and former Congressman Dixon
OF Montana, must be counted acqui 5itioi,s
or at least equivalents. d. their predeces
sors in the calculation. But when tbs
changes OF democratic senators from the
southern states are studied. every MARI
in the ledger IS The debit SIDE.
carnaeh an extremist. nut u man OF
real ability. makes way for the story tell
Ing fiddler, Taylor. OF Tennessee Black
burn. OF Kentucky, Is ousted by Paynter
! a fudge o. only local reputation: and Mo.
| Creary Will Yield later 10 Beckham. the
boy gov rnor, and machine tretster
| Berry, of Arkansas, was useful ane
| estimable public man. n. IL succeeded
| by DAVIS. demagogue more obnoxiou.
| than T.lln.an because he lacks he Souti
| carollnian's nta!lect and pleasant per
| sonal traits
| 1t is with no partisan qualification thai
! these democratic losses are contrastet
| with the gains of the republican party
| The presence OF Davis In the seaat.
| not only degrades his state but harms tn.
| whole country The higher the senatorial
! standard maintained by our opponents
| the better for all parties and for the ia
ton. The cast is not sinless enough t,
| censure. We merely express TO the south
our regret and TO the west our congratu
1 lations.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
Pointed Paragraphs.


l.lcptoma.iiacs will take almost any
thing except a JOKE
before sivirs adFice prepare to dodge
III" consequences
II YOU ~ouia make your friends smile
lie; Your money talk.
Love is ON. of the things that don't
tariv. on absent treatment
t'a:h L. what woman thinks she be-
Loves because si.n bciievc;, It,
Tic sevrrc>t strain ON poiiteness is TO
ss., .l1wu ard nls gracefully
some regular preachers put people TO
s.cep but stn evangelist wakes them up.
woman i."ver forglses a man who
gucases ina Shes older than she claims
10 Ne
If Il v"sl'f for ceremony some d.gni-
fed peof.e wonle,s'S liaye anything to
stand or
TIC wif. Of az ;..,s"able sinner has loss
10 complains ~ ihaa tie wiIe Of an lima
t,ired saiat
Sometimes a Woman ,narrles a man To
reform him biit sotnetin@s she gets Il di-
so.cc fot the Same purpose.
N9, Aoazo. We have 40 pirates and
haceannars no,valavs t.,lxt promoters aud
frcuzieh :aal'ce ss nave s,ipplanicd them
Though Inc name of Siberia Is SIN
popularity accepted rs \ synonym for
An that is arctic ail sterile, il is bccoii-
ing ciearcr every year THAT fe~ regiom7
Of thu earth are moro capable of pro-
li;cinl; inmense stores of human food.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Dies Moires la, Feb 10 The house
ana senate got into a tangle this morI-
ing ov-:' the proposed recess tho first
OF next month The senate had passed
the resolution for a five day adjourn
ment and the house had laid n ON the
table To-day the senate requested the
return OF the resolution. whch de,sl-
oi,ed tho fact that th house had no
right to lay a senate resolution Of he
table, but. AS under Ii. house rules,
IL cannot be taken from tn" table II
all some of the members are bothered
To know what to do
The house may not accept tfe report
OF the judiciary committee hiiin.s the
Hughes bill which progi les that pos
session of i pass is cause for per
emptory challenge of :, juror IN eases
Involving q common carrier. The bill
passed. the se!mte. ANA the llo,!s,. COM
rittec claimed the bill should eXefnpt
persons riding on stock passes and that
there is already enough la~ Oh III"
subject. Able lawyers of IN. house
say the bill should pass and 4 minority
report Is being prepared
In the senate Jackson Introduced a
bill to make the law ~ to police and
fire commissioners under civil service
! apply 10 cities Of 5000 or OYER
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
Spring Excursions 60 Milwaukee,


The .Iobhers aud Manufacturers .Asso-
citation las arranged for lree Isr
chants Excursions TO Siilwalil.rn dut.l,
February ard Alnrcil.
Any merchant N the NortAw"s is ~
titled 10 y lAi' oi ono and nle-.if.li far.
i.r tilr round trip. .o alone taf li...-:clf
and wife, but fer anrnet aef@ais il,teIe
est'd N his business
You can buy cSes . Mii@ankec ~
follows:
First Excursion. lseavuals I,;tB 10
:-lth. and rei'irn lone !i,rnars Is h 10
March 9th.
serond Excursion. Mageii "a % n,lB.
and return some March t;h 10 ..ntil
Third E.scurs.oa. March 18th To 4,itil
md re;i,rn home a,is.c.i 'A.t|i Ia Apr; ~
Purchase :. ticke' 10 .,iii"a,,4 opl,
al lnil fare nnd ~ tho Same tin.e ass
for Il certificate tuoi :: reeoipti for f.,re
pad. This certitc,te viii eftilie ;Gli to
onp-tifih fare 70 return hauc ii validated
81 tn tiecrssarys office. = in.vots;tse
Bi:ild M, az amy me within t!.e aates
liked
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
HIRED MAN HANGS SELF
TO RAFTERS IN BARN

Sutherland. Ia. Feb. 2l.-Hugo Noss
who has been working IN this vicinity
the past year and who nired out to Otto
Peters living near Calumet went to the
Peters farm Saturday somewhat under
the influence of liquor He vas missed
after breakfast Sunday morning and
Mr.. Peters caused a search for him to
be made. He was not found until yes
terday when searching parties found
his lifeless body hanging from the raft
ers Of the barn. He has relatives at
Conrad. Ia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21
Glohs siahts.

from tNe MORRISON t;lehc
The Only tsiins people always hav-
ready IL an excuse
Money You and looks good deaf
bigger tt,an an equal amount earned.
There is such thing being TOO
Original, psopls might cali YOU crazy.
a thoroughly competent agent Is one
who can sell mining stock 10 u miuer.
n husband s conscience never hothefs
him niueA antll his wife begins 10 find
out
n book composed OF some goat
mans iefiaHs Is usually ABOUT ~ limit
IN poog t.ea0its.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-21

We are known as The largest growers Of
GraSses CloverS. Oats. Barley. cnrn Pc
tatoes and Farm Seeds in Ainercs. Oyer.
ate over 5000 ucres.
Oar mammoth lAs-pase ca'alo2 is nall
ed tree to all inrendin. buyers or send
x CENTS ~ STAMPS
and receive sample Of perfect s,nance RAJ
ton grass seed" together with Fodder
Plants, Clover. etc. "tc.. and hg Plant
and Seed Cataiog free.
John A. Salzcr Seed Co, Box {, LIZ
Crosse. Wis.