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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
.BlRDSALL. TO
RETIRE FROM CONGRESS

iouhuuuo Ia. Feb. 10. Congressman
Isirdsall WI! quit the race for con-
grcss and retire to private life ut the
close of his present term. While the
congressman has made no public am
nourccuient of his purpose he viii do
so shortly
1t is declared that while he will quit
congress. Judge Birdssl Will not resign
his interest i'll politics ana that at the
close of tho present congress ne VIII
cone back 10 Iowa, and take the stump
for Allison
The withdrawal OF Judge liirdsall
Will leave tNso candidates for his sue
cession in the field q. f. Pickett. of
Waterloo, Who is past grand exalted
ruler Of lhn f,iks. and Burton +. sweet
VI MaverlN. There may he, %! course
other eandidacics. us the primary eiec-
iion win not occur until June ?,
Reasons for Withdrawing.
C0mgrcssman l,irdsall has many rea
sons for withdrawing, it is said. and
ne. main one is his wifcis disssitisfAc-
tom with Washington life. Mrs Bird
SAIL is !. refining woman and has many
times expressed a wish TO live quietly
in clarion. Mr.. I3ir,lsall has said that
| he will abide by his wife's request
| Congressman ISirdsall is also II mem
| Der of II law firm Mt Clarion ami owing
! to his partners inability to handle the
: business he feels compelled 10 return
To the practice of his chosen profcs-
! sion
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
NODULAR DISEASE
DESTROYS LARGE
HERDS OF SHEEP
Complete Change Of Diet and
Internal Treatment Ordered
by Specialists.

Fort Dodge Ia. Feb. l0.An intes-
tital affection. called nodular disease.
is Injecting q large number of herds of
sheep IN Madison, Boone and powe
shiek counties. according to DIR. ~. Il.
B:luHhlman, assistant state veterinar-
ian and president "f the Iowa State
Veterinary association. Between %
and 30 per cent of the sheep in the
herds infected are killed by The dis
ease.
Disease Comparatively Young.
The disease is comparatively,
young" said Dr. Raushman hi an in
tcrview here Although sheep have
had the disease for inatlN wears in this
state, yet il is within the last few years
thu the disease has strengthened so
ttiat il Kills its victims. We do not
know the cause for this strengthening.
iou know, new diseases of stock are
appearing constantly and we have to
study them for some time before we
can find the cause. | think the cause
OF this disease is the N.ping of the
herds IN one place from year to year.
Sheep in large herds should be moved
from lastiir. 10 pasture and FROM shed
10 She'd. II they stay in one place they
seem Ia become infected with the dis
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
SOLDIER DIES ON
EVE OF RETURN TO
HIS PRETTY WIFE
love Romance, in Which Seer !.
tary Taft Figured, Has
Tragic Ending.

i'oaf ii~eg. Ia. Feb L. a 'e'esr@tn
recei4ea from Mrs !iafFT nelson
brought tDe is@ge news - DDS det'''.
ol her nusuitnd 2 Gegneri'itl busi"s. ~
t'ilba af,e, s,n illness OF lypileid feyeii.
rhnl.- yaiS yoeng and pretty vie '.iia
bright , >..as-old solL whom u. f.'lhsl
has neNnr seem are left befeti, Wheif
ol4r Meei, ago they were Joyous pN"r y
dis,.ntrS,, secured for tne deceased by
Tho ilaerSelitioH of senator ioolllNef,
-;,se3..,.aie 'r;f, CT, he red tape aiih
issti..d a discharge. 50 thai Nelson nisnt
.et.lsn o MIS- wife and "hlld
Romance OF Army Post.
Atfs. fink nov MIS- Nelson. came
t. Io"a Moii.s from tier birthplace
RrcSiau Germany Ia i've with 'Ne
lnaiti.n anhis She worked her Viz
thro,i,.h TWO yefrs ~ the state unitar-
sitv and rrtuatped 10 jes MONIES ID
tuaci. school neal tf.. army post i''s
admirers ,se5c maglN, nat sh' luit'lle'l
ilaig, NAlsi olnialis % roli Dodge
Mo ha,a enlisted . itln Eleventh - >.
uaNaiss y .i,ignN Sea'ilns nia'le .
,Sait most ,.Ngailit
sShu,tlS after fmairres Seisoii #as
ordered 10 Sort iiiey. anG from here
10 c'ub.I .}nd was allowed put two day
with his 3rido, wiio came 10 iNs VIM
ms paienls al Foot Dodge Naen h"
left tor Cubs. 4 bsby son @.7s BORN "a
tiI.u. Tho p;ithetie situation 81 the
eiilsS, IL lna laai,iei caused SENATOR
I)alliNeF aisl SECRETARY iitl't - act no
I've, neh.tii
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Mo Eidhtinn Exnected.

From the San Antonio I,xpress
There is young private in the west
IL heard of him the other day-whO
is logical enough said Professor j. l..
Leary. of the Pittsburg Peace society.
II wish there We're more like him.
His regiment had been fitted out
with new uniforms. and the colonel
inspected the men in their dapper
clothes one morning After Inspections
he made a little speech.
/" And ! expect each one of you'so
the speech ended'I expect each one OF
you TO honor his new uniform by be-
having like II general
'"rhe private smiled and said fairly
loud:
II wonder who'd do the fighting.
then, Sir. ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

'rHE greatest drawback TO the hog
industry which breeders in this country
have to contend with is what is known
as bog cholera and swine plague
Hog cholera is a highly contagious
disease and unless checked is liable to
carry off a great number nt npss in
very short time.
Mr.. A. p Williams. of Bnrnctis
Greek Ind, tells of an experience which
he had with solne hogs that had the
cholera. Five Years ago, says Mr.
Williams. Il WAS in The employ OF Mr.
j. ID. Richardson, Lafayette. Ind. as
his barn foreman. Some fine hogs that
! WAS feeding took tile cholera.
gave them Sloans IsiDiIent and did
moi lose hog Some We're SO bad
/ they would not drink sweet milk ana
was compelled TO drenrh them. !
have tried il al every opportunity since
| and always find il o. h
Write for Dr. Sloan's free book on
4 the treatment Of Horses Cattle. Hogs
aud Poultry. Address Or. Earl >
Sloan. SO Albany street. Boston. Mass
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
INDIANS TO SIGN ALL
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
WITH THEIR THUMBS
Leupp Has Found Way to Make
Redskins FAKE Signatures
Seriously.

WASHINGTON. Feb l". Ii.iiaa COM
missioner l.eupr has al last found 8.
NAY 10 induce his aboriginal wards 10
lax. seriously their signatures 10 con-
tracts treaties and othc, obligations
he had adopted lhe plan OF having
each Indian sign his mime either In
writing or With ;, cross, and them
sci opposite II the print. in indeible
ink ot the signcrs right thumb
The INDIAN has u peculiarly easy
nolion of the binding character of Il
contract in which the government is
invnlved Long generations of exper-
really want to sign. and which have all
too often meant something very diff
ferrnt from what he was assured they
meant has made him Wary of signing.
and reckless of keeping his contract.
Especially is this true of the large
majority of Indians Who cannot write,
but, sign With n cross.
Thousands ~ cases have arisen of
Indians not only swearing that they
never signed contracts. but produce
ing indian Witnesses who fully cor
roboYiited the testimony: and the gov
ernmeni has often been unable To prove
its case All Indians look Il good deal
s.lke. and moreover their system ot
nalnt.s is such that they not infre-
uu,sntiA turn up afterward under diff
1't,cnt names than those used in sign
ing contracts.
Indian Inspector James Mclaughlin
is credited with the Invention OF the
thumb print schcm. of mailing the
red man 10 the letter of his agree
mcat and positively Identifying him
No two Indian thumbs are nearly
alike us no TWO thumbs of amy other
race are. The Inditn has ali this
carefully explained to him and the
ceremony OF putting his thumb print
| opposite luis name is invested with :,
/ degree OF solemnty that greatly im-
(, presses nina. He understands that he
| cai'i deny tina. signature. and in OK
I pe,,ience il is found th:it contracts
| signed this way are much less likely
/ 10 BIZ thoughtlesslN rcpudiated. II they
! ere the proof is absolute. aud The
/ government has everything in its owl
| hands.
TIE iirsi treat; ll..s signed was be-
I tween Inspector Mel .ai2hlin and the
/ Rosebud Sioux Indians OF South Dako-
/ Ia. llttle more than :; yeai ago. II
looked tn The opening of Il large area
! of Indian lands lo settlement. Sc
/ Well did the plai' work that Commits
sioner I,supp has ordered that 1t bt
1 employed in All treaties, arrangements
| for allottins lands ;llong tribe mem
i ncrs. and other transactions redtiii-
ing I. Signature of Indians
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
More Discretion Than valor.
From the Boston Herald.

Fire Commissioners iaantIy, of New
York. in explaining to q reporter his
plans for establishing iiremens roll
Of merit" told this story:
ut takes pluck he began. ito be 4
fireman. n young fellow of only aver
age pluck was serving At his first fire,
and the chief rushed up to him and
shouted:
story crawl along the eornice to the
fourth window, drop down three stor-
les. and catch that wooden sign you
see smoking there, swing yourself along
TO the second window that the red
glare is coming from. break the glass
and go in and rescue those three old
/ ladies We'll What the .ence are you
! waiting for?
'or the pen aud ink. sir said the
ncvv nIuli. ] Want 10 hand in my reslg-
4 p.;t ION -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

FIOfn INC TattIe.
An lrishm:ln one day Went into a bar
Der shop To get shaved After he WAS
seated and the lather about half APP
piled the barber WAS called to an adj
joining room. where he was atained
Tor some time. The barber had i'm the
shop pet monkey which was contin-
ually Initiating his master. AS soon as
the latter left the room. the monkey
grabbed the brush and proceeded 10
finish lathesng the lrishmans face.
After doing This he took Il razor from
its case and stropped il and then turned
TO The Ilishman To shave him. .'Shtop
that said the later firmly We can
tuck the towel i'm me neck and put the
soap on me face. but begorrah, yer IA
theirs got to shave me.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
pIsMlssEs CASE WHEN
WITNESS FAILS TO APPEAR

Rock RAPIDS. Ia. Feb. 10. The case
of fine state OF Iowa vs.. Martin Has
brooke. the Dale township farmer, who
was found guilty of the crime OF Sc
,!urtion at the September term of court.
MAS dismissed on account of the failure
of the complaining Witness. Miss Rose
Noltderlee; to appear Hazebrooke WAS
,ralttcd q, new trial on the grounds that
ut HE time the jury At the former trial
MAS aelibnrati,ia on the ease one of
the members WAS Intoxicated To such
an extent that he could NOT intelligently
take part in the proceedings.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
ENDURE LIFE
VIII HIN FEW BLOCKS OF
HUSBANDS AFFINITY

Nev lot}e -. ia.-'?hrough the de-
parlure todls of Mrs GAS. Ilossack. of
BROOKLYN. ana her ll-yeaf-old son Rob
ert. for Lakewood, y. j.. a remarkable
separation agreement between the
women and her husband was re-
veaied. She said:
~ am living III Lakewood because 1
cannot longer endure living within a
few blocks of my husbands affinity"
Mrs. Hossack said her husband had
given her $4,000 on her promise not To
sue him for ,separation."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
Ha Had 4 Pointer,

A party OF colliers were one day a.
work in the mine when some coal hap
pened to fall. killing one poor fellow.
They at once placed his body i'm a cart
and sent one of the golfers on before to
break the news
He arrived at the poor fellows house
and with Il loud knock at the door de-
manded to know if Wilder Jones"
lived there.
The wife came TO the door and said:
Yes, my name is Jones. but amt
a wilder
"oh. amt yer. though; you wait and
see wot's in this ere cart was the con-
Suiing reply.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
MoNONA FAIR is
I'M NEED OF MONEY

Dilawf. ia, Feb. II A meeting "t the
loekboldets OF tn" Monona County
Flii association was held Yesterday
aiternnotf, the object being 10 provde
means of laying OFF the debt Of S2.On
ineNie! last Year, IL MAS bought hat
mortgage could be placed upon TN.
r'ial estate. hut as il requires three
louftha of all the stockholders To more
gag" th'. property such 4 move was
llol attempted. The Encouragement will
NOW make an effort Ia raise 81 200 ny
stock subscription. the balance OF the
deb, being less urgent Since it's or
gitnizhtlon Two wears ago he fair has
been ,iIder the management OF r. III
Persons. e, A. 1'hurston g. a. ELLIS.
Fred Walker and A. w. Burgess The
association has ZIG members ANA has
sold stock to the amount of $3.50.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

%'Hili4lay- INTO Roncn ia l,a''
i-nr@ Ell, sasee an intimate friend
~ Alial"M eslrneeie, bas on his estate
tgi1 ~ .ls which Strife ~ ~ tho llour
=af 4tle one If thest WAS constructed
long Aan ~ Tie Duke 81 Eftden@ater.
@i Unti@F his direction His @prbmen
.Ral.r c!f"g late III resSlnll wptk tti.r
TIC sliHner hour and II W;ts iheii plea
MISS ,tloN could NOT hear TIL, cloek
stri.a ~he TINS excuse Niis ilnf valid
aif.r ,iIr l.i-olu,l5 Nae .slibiishnti
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
BLACK HAND BUNCH
CAUGHT BY POLICE

p.tteb,irg. Feb 10 Six Italians. mem
hers OF an alleged Black Hand society.
We're arrested today al Sewickiey
Heights. y fashionable suburb. The for
eisters are said to be responsible for
threatening letters mailed recently to
Richard Il. Quay. and other prominent
and wealthy residents of Sewickley
Heights.
The men captured today maintained
headquarters in an old shanty in the
woods According to the police, papers
We're found that show all the men were
members OF a Black Hand society.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
ENGLISH ROYALTY
AT REQUIEM MASS

London Feb liking Edward
Queen Alexandra. the prince Of Wales
am! other members of The royal family
Mere present 1T "A requiem mass This
;ftelnoon IN the Catholic church of
late king and crown prince of poriu-
$gsil. The church was crowded with
leinbcrs ni the diplomatic corps c:ibi-
net minister's. high nav;, and military
officers ana othc! DISTINGUISHED per-
/
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
IOWA GIRL WILL.
TESTIFY IN WlLfF
KIDNAPPING CASE

'iiel4se $50 - w.l'i;t,n t;i,u ing
Aafn and ll.lte ANIME .IisN@s aer'
placed m lial in ne erisni.ist: court
men, i,"4N foi ti'- i.i,ln;ipint; Last fan
or i.illiaR Nt.li .s:e s N.si. ote rnili
froa the horl. Of her parents HI ,'hi.
aap Nhe @nlaft ~ said To t;tNe lut.iled
against .iflle SINCE ihcar arrest .tBt
witi tlanE ,Me Wa ee.lGc'i inlu pa
tlciisatEn9 ~ he lSai3ap4iig
IT. prosecution "Sltn'9s ia GAN KS a
NIiifess isltli N4tss ~ lnyEa ,'its l.'
who b si,i,i /" Iaft psatt ,litslsip;si by
i},Qai,i,E5;.l3 iMaia rils Nsa,i alsn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
cURANs AND REDSKINS
IN THE SAME GLASS

st. Paul. Feb II The C'ubans are no
moe capable of self government than
American Indians, this WAS the opin-
ion of CHIEF Justice il. w. Howell of
Manitoba. who stopped In st. Paul on
his Way home TO Winnipeg from a trip
to Cuba and Southern states. Your
government is making Il great mistake
in giving up that beautiful island
he concluded. IF you do give it up it
will only lnean great deal of useless
bloodshed and destruction Of property
and you will have to 90 back there
eventually"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
Disease comparatively Young.
Complete Chance of Habitat.

THE Treatment that we advise Is a
thorough disitfectiilg of the premises
III which tiie stock is KEPT and the al
Ininistel'ills OF internal antseptic- W..
do not know vet whether the disease is
infectious IN not. II probably is trals-
milt"d To other sheep through the
ground in the barnyard or pasture \
complete change of diet is also ordered.
Il have noticed that the disease oc-
ours mostly in the small herds and (
c;imnot explain tho reason for this
The number of sheep killed by the
disease is not kn"Yn here rs this infor-
natnn is in the hands of the STATE vet
..riiIa Nl;IlI.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
MICHAEL FAVORED
FOR INDIAN AGENT

Washington. Feb. l5. The appoint
ment of l.. L. Michael. of Gettysburg,
S. D. TO be Indian agent III the Lower
Brule agency to succeed X. p. Somers,
has been recommended by Senator
Gamble The senator has also intro
duccd a bill extending the time fol- the
completion of the Winnipeg and Yank-
ton Southern railway bridge across the
Missouri river at Yankton.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
lABOR PARTY CALL
is NOW ISSUED

N,M 5', I''cl l. Al !, meeting of
M cetti.l dedicated union president
-ar "a l,pnpeis u j ". american Fed
e,a@al Q, lasanr VS.. equested by
resolution - c;ii . cuats ntioii of labor
unien representatives From tlt over the
,ountry fo TIC pNrpose Of nominating
eaMslplants iur pr"sdell and Vice prcsi-
ue,li vi the United States. and adopting
1. 4lfattn for il a;' inllQi labor laittN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
FIGHT OVER LOCATION
OF NEW LIBRARY

~, "a ,sa, IT Questionable in
49,
iidS N'i' 'iii''' - t''e
three weeks over me iocittloil on thS
new On;lw;. library building but so far
it has not approached the bitterness eN-
ilibtcd over the location of the Con
sregaiionll church IL few years ago
THE Northwestern, road divides the
town. With about u third of the pop
ul.ttiotl ON the Gust side. and ii is this
ina giia,,y line that has caused trouble
III the past After, tlls. removal OF tho
,'olsp1egsltiurstl church location and The
b,liicii.ig ef lie mew e-elificc on the west
side ADDISON OLIVER purchased the olsi
building. ami onv,.rt.ti ii into !. public
library huiiaina. ,.ndowiilg it with
81, 200
Recently HE library board look up
he matter With Carnegie with the re-
sult tl.al he has consented 10 give. sl0-
o0D for a new building. Not 10 t. ou,-
lore addison, Oliver .,ol,h,,d the offer
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
BRIDGE TRUST ELUDEs
GRASP OF THE LAW

'ol.in3i,us. ohio. Feb. T.. lie su
,renie court today caused sensation
by knocking 0,i! all indictments against
the bridge trust in Ohio The indict
,tlcEts. which We're brought in Erie
county Charged violation of the anti
trust laws anu We're held 10 he defcc-
tive by the supreme court III afiirln-
ing decision of the Erie county cir
cult cnrr, i'm the Hughes ant. Webster
cases.
The indictme.its are held TO liz lille.
sal on grounds OF -huplicity and in
detiniteness in that they simply charge
that parties werc engaged in :, conspir-
acy in restraint OF trade in March. 1903.
to March. 1906. without stating definite
times of violation uf antitrust laws
and because the law MAKES each flaA $
violation Il separate oifcnSe and hence
Il basis for separate indictment.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

Let Mrs. James NJ.
Long of 1i3 \. Au-
gnsta 81, staunton,
Va. tell you. On
January "lst. 1903.
Mrs. Long wrote:
"Doan's Kidney Pills
have cured me" (of'
pain i'm the back.
urinary troubles,
bearing down sensa-
lions nip.l On June
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
MANY CAR FOUNDRY
MEN ARE LAID OFF

ST Louis Mo- Feb. i:,. II is learned
here from officials of the American Car
Y Foundry company that 10 per cent
of their total shop force have been
let out temporarily because of II slack
eting in operation. The company reg
ularly employs 10000 men in its plants.
N the ST. Louis district. nj ST Louis.
Madison. NJ. and St. Charles Mo of
Ibis, number about $500 are OUT of
work and l,a00 more Will be laid OFF
soon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

goth. 1907. four and onehalf years
later. she said Il haven't had kidney
trouble since ! repeat my testimony"
Sold by all dealers 10 cents box.
Foster-Niilh,lrn Co. Buffalo. a. "
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
SERIOUSLY INJURED
I'M RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Storm Lake. la. Feb. II Mrs Frank
fotmal MAS seriously injured here hast
might IN &, runaway Her TWO children.
a boy and girl. were bruised AN three
We're thrown from tn" buggy
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

The United States agricultural de-
partment gives employment to 9.197
persons. In 1867 it employed 80. The
bureau of animal industry alone em-
plOys over 5000.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
STREET CAR PLUNGES
OVER EMBANkMENT

l'il,sburg, Feb. 10. Seven passengers
were more ~ less seriously injured to-
day when street ear plunged over Il
13 foot embankment nj West Home
stead The suburb ear was demolished.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
THE TIME TEST.

That Is What Proves True Merit.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring the quick
est of relief from backachc and kid
ncy troubles. Is that relief lasting:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

The BODY of the philosopher Kant is IL
DE transferred TO the I'uerstengruft OF
The cathedral in koenigsberg
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

The use OF wind motors as generators
of electric power is greatly on the in
crease i'll Denmark.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

The uureh nlissinnaiN society Of
Gret' }liia,n NOW has ,aS5 European
worker Ndth SIS native assstaliis its
'Wnr li4}ili;' Increased ioartoid iil ~
s4eale
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

The world S total hop crop for 100
As abou, ,941 900 hundredweight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

An electrical plant has been discov.
cred in Nicaragua.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13
a Scotch Knock.

A Bostonial bought an estate in
Scotland without having seen III. Last
summer he Went over 10 have a look
at the place The drive from the near
est railway station 10 Glen Accra WAS
a matter of /. miles. AS tn. cart logged
along the Rostonian said. II suppose
you know the country hereabouts pref
ty We'll my friend" Aye, illSa foot o.
t." his Highland driver answered. And
do you know Glen Accra y" Aye. weel,
was the reply What sort of "a place
is it, the American asked. The Scot
smiled grimly. "Aweel." he said, If
We SAN the de'il tethered on it, ye'd
just say, Poor brute.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

% acre truck farms for sale on crop pay
ments in the garden section of Virginia.
Also linc farms. ranches and timber prop
critics Home Investment Co. Emporia,
Va
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

Secretary cortelyou's raNeii lompa-
lotd. is getting streaked with gray
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

strange military body is a troei,
of ,'ilY#lry At 81 De MnorS9slN Il pr"N-
mo. III tho e;,s' coast of Africa which
rs pade. flo rHle nt the lFreueii seVer-
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-13

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