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New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
GOVERNORS SALARY DEBATED.
Some Amusing Sentiments-Attempt to Kill
Resolution Fails
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany, March 3.-Whether or not an elected OF
ficer should work for nothing and then thank the
public for giving him the chance is still debat-
able question according to result reached in the
Senate to-day BY a vote of IS TO Is motion 10
strike out the enacting clause of the concurrent
resolution of Senator Agnew. proposing an amend
Inant to constitution, increasing the salary OF
the Governor from $1,000 TO $4,000, failed to carry
and the resolution advanced TO the order OF
final passage.
Its advancement only reached after some
amusing sentiments had been expressed Seeing
the trend Of things. Senator Owens. Of New YORK
ended the day BY Introducing a concurrent resolu-
ton proposing another amendment to the consttu-
tion increasing the salary Of Senators from Sloo
to & 600. and Assemblymen from $3.50 to $500
Incidentally Senator Patrick H McCarren gave
sUay q personal secret of Governor Hughes that
last wear It cost him s3 900 10 be Governor. deficit
of $4,000 which he had to pay out OF MS own
pocket
A return to the simple life of ye olden days was
advocated by Senator Cassidy. of Schuyler County
1,bo said he would express more admiration for
Governor who would live in a little, Vlne-coVereo
cottage instead OF in palace
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
NR. RIDGELY, BANKER.
Presidency of Kansas City Bank of
Commerce Announced.

LBy Telegraph The Tribune
Kansas City March 5-After having been
closed since December the National Bank OF
Commerce is to reopen its doors Monday. March
go. in its own quarters in the Commerce Build
ing It was announced to-day that w B. Ridge
ly Controller of the Currency, will be presi-
dent; Edward Ridgely. a brother. will De cash
Ter. and George T Cults. the government re-
ceiver now in charge. first vice-president- All
these general officers are men of national rep
utation. Mr., Cults will bring his own book
keeper with him, that the interior affairs Of
the bank will be lines
When the bank opens it's doors it will owe
depositors s12000o00 and viii have $4,000 600
cash on hand This IS over double the require
ment fixed by the government Tire day the
bank opens depositors will be permitted to
check against their accounts for full amounts.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
SMALLPOX SCARE IN ROME.
Governments Attempt TO Suppress News
Causes Exaggerated Reports.

Rome, March / (via Paris. March 3l--The local
government has pursued d mistaken policy ii en-
deavoring to suppress the news Of an outbreak Of
smallpox in this city from fear of frightening
away the foreign visitors who contribute large
source Of revenue 10 the capital in the spring In
stead of pacifying the pupIjc fears the prohibition
against sending kilograms referring 20 the out
break has given rise TO most exaggerated reports
There is practically panic in Rome over this
smallpox scare. All the vaccine material tn the
CITY has been exhausted. and d fresh supply has
been ordered from Switzerland The hospital Of
Santa Sabina. where the cases have been isolated,
has been surrounded by troops
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
GENERAL S. B. NJ. YOUNG WEDS'
Marries Mrs. Annie Huntley, Widow OF
Wyoming Pioneer, in Chicago.
fBv Telegraph TO The Tribune J

Chicago March 3.-Lieutenant GeneFal . .. N.
-. and Mrs Annie Huntley were married al
Go r,T,iscopaI Church In this city at noon to-day
the Rev Dr.. William O. Waters performing 'il1
1io - II was an army wedding. the principal
- ling F3rigadier General W. II. Carter com
60 of the Department Of the Lakes. ana ms
r+aff in full Uniform The couple left for California
81 heir wedding trip Immediately after the cere-
mony. ss. - . ,,rorninent
~ -, 5oraer and met the general while IN
"yo''-s E3a-k Sae has staying at the
,.-ooIe Hotel here with her sister Mrs. II. ".
I,t,a-lee for several weeks while deilefI JUMP
--as guest at the Auditorium
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS SATISFIED
Begins Work for Bryan in Massachusetts,
and Praises Senator Gore.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune }

Boston March 3-Cieorge Fred Williams. the
F3r,,sn leader in this state. has begun to organize
the various Congress districts for Bryan He ex-
presses great satisfaction the results OF Sat
urday's meeting when the Massachusetts Bryan
League was organized. and the unanmity with
which the results were reached
Nr Williams believes Senator Gore VIII here
after be placed at Bryan's side one of the great
orators Of the country. Democrats from Rhode
Island have urged Senator Gore to speak al the
coming state convention there
Frvan headquarters will be opened soon, under
Mr. WfIIiaus's direction. and active district can
vassing viii begin Immediately
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
BRADLEY ALARMS TAFT LEADERS.
Feared That There VIII Be Strong Con-
test in the State Convention.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

Lexington. Ky. March 3--Nilliam o Bradley
The new Republican United States Senator. threw
g bombshelI into the Taft camp here last night
u-ran he announced himself for Nice-Prestdent
Fairbanks. Heretofore the state has been counted
as a Taft certainty. and Collector Roberts or
the 7th District and Postmaster Walker the
state organizers, are al sea, and rear bfauIes Ia
he able TO turn the state to Fairbanks. The fact
that Indiana has kept William 5. Taylor the ref
7Igee Governor. Of the hands Of the prose-
cltors Of the men accused Of the assassination OF
William Goebel and because the state mas zone
much 70 aid Kentucky. there has aI"ays oee" d
fighting chance and some fear now that there
will he & strong fight at the state convention for
the delegation
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
JOHN W. GATES BACK TO THE SOIL.
Encourages Prospective CoIonists by Starting
a Small Truck Farm Himself.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Galveston. March John " Gates has bought
. truck farm of 800 acres at Port Arthur, which
will be cultivated under his personal care He
owns $500 acres Of land nearby. which he VIII cut
I'D into small truck farms and sell 10 settlers on
long time payments. He expects TO settle 1000
families on this land within year
Il do not expect TO spend the rest OF my life on
the farm said ne, but do expect 10 give this
truck growing my personal attention I have a
great deal to learn about farming. but [ will
ing to learn. and 7 expect 10 DO my share in
settling up Southeastern Texas with industrious
1iers of the soil
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
FOR CATCHING CHICKEN THIEF: $50.
Special Officer. Who Used To Be Hungarian
CavaIryman, Rewarded by Court.

Bridgeport Conn. March Especial Policeman
Joseph ZsenvheH allowed reward Of so hy
Judge Curtss- in the Superior Court this morning
for the clever capture Of chicken thief time
ago Under the general statutes the man who
catches a chicken thief IS allowed this reward
/ ZsenyheU was formerly officer in the Hun
garian cavalry. although lie is now naturaized
citizen and special police officer here When asked
about MS family he said Il would rather not dis
cuss that. I resigned my commission and left home
when I was a young man. Ny brother holds our
family estate, and I satisfied I don't 70
with any
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
TOWN OF $4,000 PERSONS SOLD.
Countess Shuvalovo Transfers Dubno 70
Austrian Noble for Sc. 900 1000

ST Petersburg. March 3--The town Of Dubno
having thirteen thousand inhabitants has been
sold by the owner. Countess ShUvalovo. 10 Count
Offendorf. Austrian. for S2o00o0o The transfer
includes the site Of the Russian fortress at Dubno
This town is one Of several in Russian Poland
which have been held under the ownership Of in
dividuaIs since feUdal days. II founded IN the
teenth century and was once owned by a King Of
Poland The fortress has been the field OF many
engagements. and has the distinction of never hav-
ing been captured the Cossack or Tartar inva-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
MILLBURY HoNoRs SECRETARY TAFT
Boys Must Wear Tights in Swimming Hole
Because He Did.
LBr telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

MiJIbury. Mass. March Whatever William
Il Taft says goes in AiIIbury- He spent part
OF his youth here. and MiIIbury is going 10 honor
M Taft # IT has 10 break all precedents to
10 so
For years Dority Pond, the outskirts of the
town. has been the Swimming hole" The boys
went in they pleased. and there was no need
bother about tights Now all is changed. I
used 70 don my little tights and float around in
The old Dority swimming hole" said Mr.. Taft
yesterday And that goes Tights for every
body after this The sclcctmeu so decreed AT
their meeting tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
AIMED At might RIDERS.

Frsnkfort. Ky. March s-rhe Mechora ord IooaGoo raoo
conrro Of the was passed BY % ens e onIf w nnw @
afternoon 80 - II is designed to relieve the tense
20 TO te loving out Of the raids of might rid
conditions ,'.a"o growing districts of the state
ti9 " r.. March 3-Tbe grand jury re-
H2Ph---s t4ctn,ent to-day against Robert WOOD
Iii. farmer. on The charge OF sending LII cat
49, q sori,s ,sttsr signed might Rider.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
pov,s ExTRAplTloN ASKED FOR.

Washington March 3--Applicahon was MADE 10
-, stato Department to-day for authority to ex-
t~adife from France Paul E Roy charged with
responsbility for the death OF George a |at hiiS
tyor,nsblre The application made by
,,l,.,, sheriff Scott Exeter. n. II. Refusal Of
49,, state Department officials to discuss the ap-
Iicatton makes il impossible TO iearu whether or
uot extradition papers were issued-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
cEaTH FROM FOOTBALL INJURY

Philadelphia. March 3.-Nilliam AHeHlus @B-
tvrenty-orle years. Of Cheltenham, suburb, dled
Ia z EozpitaI this afternoon from q broken BACK
Received last Thanksgiving Day while playing IN a
football game between LawndaIe and Bristol. SUD
lrbsn teams He played backfeld position on
lie LaWndaIe team He was removed 10 the nos
pital, where ne fingered until to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
A BREAK UITH COLONBI4
Effort to Settle Disputes 5cith
Tene2ueIa FruitIess.

Caracas March via WIlemstad. March B.
-Sefor Restrepo. the confidential agent of the
government Of Colombia who has been in Cara
cas- for some time trying to effect settlement
of the navigation and boundary disputes be-
tween his country and Venezuela. reports that
he has been unable TO reach understanding
and that a crisis in the negotiations is ap
preaching
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
The REV. Mr.. CAMPBELLS APFEAL'
Letter Urging New Sect Founded on Denlai
Of Divine Origin of Christ

rz,~ ,-s-ob The Rev p J Campbell the
rzsro- of Cf- Temple publishes letter addresseo
70 al Free Churchraen and other syfnpati'I@el9 :
Proposing 70 form 2 sect ard organization i''
N active propaganda in behalf CT his ne" NC
clog the central idea OF which Is tte oe1A- "
ne divine orsg1n of Christ whom ne regards as q
social reforrner The Rev M CampbeIIs reason
for tas STEP he says, Is the hostile attitude Oh e
of5cisl element in the churches 10 the new move
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
CONFESSION FOUND IN TIN CAN.

bskersheld. Cal. March "A statement purport-
ing 70 have been signed By " r. Herzog and con
fesslFg 10 the murder Of D B keuhel, ia Ne"
York State. on October 13. lss9. was found to-day
r Z Tn can in the outskirts Of the city. Herzog
Declares that after committing the murder he threw
'ss h1dy sl Eeunel into Lake Erls.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
curing AT NIAGARA FALLS.


,-,a1ara Falls N 7, March 3.-Grever c
- of No 1o5 Carolina street, Buffalo COM
i+taa suicide by Ieaping into the river from the
tr,dge connecting Goat and Luna islands this af-
+~,oon Several persons saw him take on MS
o,.orcoat undercoat, hat and muffer BEFORE any
bodv could reach him. however ne hau uioppeu
- - torrent The next instant he was swept
- the falls In his overcoat pocket were found
tha mans watch a ring and letters to his mother
49,, = friand Despondency caused the act
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
TWO KILLED BY ALBANY EXPLOSION.

Albany March 3--by the bursting OF an extractor
used for wrnging skins in the Glavin tdnncry, at
West Albany men received injuries to-day
which resulted in their death few hours later.
The victims were Joseph Rourk and Charles Nolan.
A number of other employees who were at work in
the building ESCAPED injury.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
BLANCHE WALSH CRITICALLY Ill.

New Orleans March 5.-Lispatches from Shreve-
nort La say that Blanche Walsh. the actress. WAS
taken critically I'll there tonight and that private
car was ordered 10 hurry her ii Memphis
r,rilIm Nervous breakdown given the
cause of the illness She nad expected to play in
Shreveport Tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
JEFFERSON DAVIS LETTERS REMOVED
,n,- 4,a1ssrar,b 20 The tribune. ]


New Orleans. March 3--The Jefferson DAVIS lel-
ters which could prove whether or hot tfeHerdiS
-. - rhonnas offered their services to the
,-,faderacy have been secretly removed by Mrs
7 Addison Hayes. his daughter, from Memorial
Hall here to Colorado Springs Mrs Hayes said
today the transfer was made more than Two
months ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
THOUS4ND-FOOT SHIPS.
Great Slips Building at Belfast for
Ocean Liners.

Belfast. March 8-Harlsnd & Wolff are build
ing slips here to enable the construction OF
vessels 1000 feet long preparatory step 70
laying the keel a year hence of mammoth
steamship for the White Star company for the
Southampton-New York trade
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
,o MORE VOTES FOR CANNON.

-. March 3-Word received at the
20 aa,, that the Republicans Of the Isl
Capi'o' o,.trict If South Carolina hah indorsed
CohsI's ca,non for the Presidency ana elected
delegates to tie Chicago convention pieuse1
n his support
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER
Its purity has made II famous -Advt-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

London. March SIT is understood that the
Prince OF Wales. probably accompanied by the
Princess Of Wales. viii go Canada this summer
in warship. escorted by a small squadron, 10
represent the King the clehration of the ter
centenary of the foundation of Quebec il is ex-
pected that the prince. after his visit to Quebec
viii 20 10 other Canadian cities.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT CANADA
Princess Expected to Accompany Heir to
Throne on Trip to Quebec.

ter in the House of Commons tonight from Lord
Grey. saying that the Prince OF Wales would attend
The terCeutenary OF the founding OF Quebec next
summer providing that the celebration could be
held between July - and ..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
REFERS TO FORMER INDICTMENTS,

Mr.. Jackson continued his attack upon Mr.
Menken by saying that the depositors Of the
oriental should not forget that this is the
same Menken who protested SO loudly when
applied for receivers for. the Brooklyn Bank
and the International Trust Company His pro-
tests then were followed by indictments" He
said he saw no reason why this should be an
eUception. and he deemed it his duty to proceed
upon the assumption that the affairs of the
Oriental should be the subject Of careful grand
jury Investigation
In ending his criticism of Mr.. Menken, Mr.
Jackson said: II am informed that this man
N1enken has been haranguing public meetings Of
danositors and insinuating bad faith on my part
although privately he has been sending TO me
expressions of his great admiration and regard
The 100000 bonus for the Metropolitan Trust
COMPANY was to be paid as follows: S'o0po
down and Sl5OOGO In three payments of $4,000
each at the expiration respectively OF six, twelve
and eighteen months thereafter The nlnth
c,ause of the agreement provides that as most
of the assets OF the bank notes and bills
racetva HE some of which IL may be necessary
to renew from time TO time the trust company
NAV, nv and with the consent Of the liquldating
committee renew or accept payment on account
NJ any hill draft or note held by the bank, or
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-23

Try "White Pine and Tar
Cordial for your cough. For
sale by Doty & Peterson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-23
Ideal Farm for Sale.

Consisting of seventy acres;
new house, two story, eight
rooms. two good wells, cistern,
out houses. Ten acres hog
pasture; fruit of all kinds in
abundance. School house 40
rods from house. Location 8
miles west and south of Mo.
Valley, five miles west and south
of Loveland; 3 miles west and
south OF Cradle; l6 miles north
of Council Bluffs. 14O acres
adjoining for sale also. For
further information write or
phone G. w. Childers, Loveland,
Iowa. mi
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-23
Clay Items.

This fine winter weather is
good for doing anything but
putting up ice.
The most Of the corn herea-
bout has been marketed. The
shelters have been busy for
several days.
The farmers are loosing out
on hogs at the present price of
corn.
The little boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson Motz is very sick
with pneumonia.
Grandma Motz is quite sick
with grippe.
The little babe of P. F. Sub.
let has been very low with
pneumonia, but is now better.
G. 6. Cooper has a very sick
child with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Case are
down with grippe.
Miss Rebecca Butts is con.
fined to her bed with pneu-
monia.
The family of H. H. Coburr
of Lower Clay have been quar-.
antined for smallpox. At last
report they were getting along
nicely.
The doctors and board Of
health have had considerable
business lately.
Monday j. L. Motz was rak.
ing stalks which makes it seen
like farming time.
R. D. Parker has returned
from Nebraska where he hac
Leen visiting his brother. Hi:
niece Mrs. Ziegler and two
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-23

Get a fancy hand painted
china cup and saucer with two
pounds of "Three Star" SOC tea
at F. A. Heath's.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-23
st John items

The box supper at the school
house last Friday evening was
a grand success, everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves
very much. The proceeds
amounted to- $40. Many thanks
to all for their kind assistance.
The Social Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Chinworth on
Saturday evening.
Albert Green was a st. John
caller a few days ago looking
after the interest of the Home
steader lodge. The Home
steaders are making clean
sweep. in our burg. Good luck
to them.
Miss Mollie Kirkland was
calling on j. Y. Kelley a few
days ago.
Chas. Pitzer has his new
house moving outfit completed
now and it is the finest outfit
west of the Mississippi.
Mayor Coy1e, wife and two
youngest children left Saturday
evening for a weeks visit with
relatives in Chicago.
Miss JuliaIEllen spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mead
Kirkland's.
7. A. Denton was a passenger
to Omaha Monday.
Joe Kirkland called on j.
Brookhouser in Loveland Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baldwin
were Sunday visitors at L.
Nelson's.
Our chief of police is looking
after the official duties of the
mayor during the absence of
the latter.
Bruce Morehcuse sold the
bulk of his hogs Tuesday at A..
Mr.. and Mrs John Brur didge
and Frank MCGavren and wife
were visitors at the Cnatburn
home Saturday.
Miss Jennie Haight spent
Tuesday with A S. Haight-
Miss Helen Daugherty is or
the sick list.
Ray Haight has been visiting
some OF bis cd school mates fol
several days past.
, Mrs P. PETERSON was Tues.
day caller at S. Nelson's.
Miss Inez Tickle was a Sun
day caller at C. Pitzer's.
w. A. Jones was a 81. John
caller on Wednesday.
II. Newton and Frank Nc
G lvren We're Tuesday callers in
st. John.
Harry Brown spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Bruce
Moorehouse.
Miss Nellie Coyle is locking
after the household of he7
brother, the mayor, while h.
and his wife are taking in the
sights of Chicago.
) j. E. Jones was a st. John
caller Wednesday.
II. Foreman was a st Johr
! caller Sunday.
Geo. Cox and family were
! Tuesla visitors at T. A. Den.
toms.
), Arthur James was a Sunday
caller at Greene's,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-23

children returning with him
for a visit with friends and rel
atives.
Miss Rushy Hester who has
been very sick with grippe and
appendicitis is much improved.
Mrs. Joy, sister of Mrs. G. w
Motz has returned to her home
in Sundance, Wyoming.
A. L. Bowers, Geo. Summers
and others are hauling willows
from West Clay to Modale, for
ripraping the Missouri River at
the Blair bridge.
Mrs. Agnes Marshall, of Mo.
Valley has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Iden.
Mr.. G. c. seiger, has return
ed from his voyage on the
Missouri and Mississippi river,
that he took in a little floating
craft he built last fall.
The Grand Jurors were called
to Logan again Tuesday, r. H.
Thomas being among them.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Summers Tuesday morning a
girl baby.
We have heard from the
beautiful street called Penny.
Where there are good house
wives and beautiful girls.
! Where wheat and corn in
abundance grow. If anything
more write to the Times and
let US know.
There may be better cough
and cold cures than our "White
Pine with Tar" but we have
never seen them. No ray if
you say its nogood. 25 and SOC.
j. d. Brown & Son.
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at public
sale on the old Egan farm four miles
southwest of California Junction, Fri
day. Jan 81, 1908, following property
free lunch | L. 30, sale immediately after
Horses and Mulcs--One bay mare. 1
roam mare, bay mule, | brown mule.
Sin head of cattle, consisting of 4
good mich COWS. } giving milk, | will
be fresh in August, ) steer calves 6
months old. | sucking calf.
Two brood sows, with pig.
play Ball corn planter check row
and SO rods wire, Supreme row 60
devil, 2-section harrow, | walking
lister, riding combined lister, IA
inch stirring plow. | l6-inch riding
pillow, disc cultivator, stalk rake. ),
wagons, hay rack, , set work harness,
new spring wagon, 100 blu. corn, 30 bu
oates, 10 bu. potatoes, household goods,
q dozen chickens, and other articles not
mentioned.
Terms-All sums of $40 and under.
cash, over $lOone years time given on
note with approved security bear
ing $ per cent interest. per cent off
for cash.
George Tedford, Prop.
l >.
| j. S. McGavren, Clerk.
Get a fancy hand painted
china cup and saucer with two
pounds of "Three Star" SOC tea
at F. A. Heath's.
Try "White Pine and Tar
Cordial for your cough. For
sale by Doty & Peterson.
Yeast Tickets Redeemed
Tickets distributed by the
Fleischman Company, good fol-
one cake of yeast, will be re.
deemed at G.. H. Bells Bakery
AMI w. C. Fensler's, grocery.
(! j23
Use Cream 81 the vaileyflcur
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Wanted===Horses.

Wantcd===Rorses.
| Want to buy a car load of
ia I'M horses, in good flesh and
size. f. P. Easton, stockvards,
Missouri Valley. j-23
Cigars and Smokers articles
at Doty & Peterscn's.
Sleepy Eye used to be-is
now and always will be the
highest quality of flour. You
can get 1t at F. A. Heath's
Grocery.
For fine toilet REQUESTS see
Doty & Peterson.
You are perfectly safe in
buying a dollar Hyomei outfit
for any catarrhal trouble, as
Robt. w. Harvey guarantees TO
refund your money II the
treatment fails to cure.
i2l %
Time to use Browns (. ntisep-
tic Toilet Cream for chaps On
hands face and lips. Excellent
for the boys after shaving.
Keeps the skin smooth. Only
25c a bottle.
j. D. Brown & Son.
Yankee peanut candy at
Bells.
Bring US your prescriptions.
We fill them exactly as your
doctor orders from purest drugs.
Doty & Peterson.
Don't Forget that "Three
STAR Coffee is a high grade
coffee at a reasonable price.
If | should sell you "Three
Star" at soc per pound you
would be more than satisfied
with the quality. Our price is
Zoe per pound.
F. A. Heath,
Ag't for "Three Star" Coffee.
John Wehrli has just receiv-
ed fine line of jewelry for the
spring trade, which is now on
display in his cases. Look this
assortment over. j-23
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| Want to buy a car load of
fam horses in good flesh and
size. r. P. Easton, stockvards,
Missouri Valley. j-23