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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
MIIerIei.

Nah Dem 8eri6t oes Sefre-
tdrs Der @eiunobeitsbeboroe itarben
int abgeIaufenen 5isfaljabre $50
Herionen an Der 2ungenidminoiu1t,
gegen 41S I'M Sabre 1905. @oil
ben Geritorbenen mobnten 122 nod
midt feds Wonate bier, 36 nod
nidt elm Sabr, 81 nod nidt orci
Sabre ETC.; fie maren aIfo 3u5iigler.
9iergeborene erlagen ser 4ranfbelt
nur fiinf5ebn, gegen 81 I'M Sabre
1895.
Die alage bon $. Miqialg ec-
gen eliiabetb @ri35Ie lit 5u @uniten
oes aIdgers entidieoen poroen.
Sitting bate Elm 6aus in Der Conn
merceitraBe an Die 8erfIagte 5ur
gfablierung zines 9feitaurmnts ber-
mietet unter Der 8eoingung, oaB oa-
rim feline Neger perfebren oirfen.
9eger muroen aber 5ltgelallen ul1o
0ober Die alage.
Mm 9onneritag pormittao
11.20 mllroe Die rs Sabre olte Jrall
6nrnie Siegel in Der Sit-gomnlerce
StraBe beim neberlhreiten Ser Sc
leile bon elmer Hangier-2ofonlotio
a%ngeraint uno iiberfabren 10 oaB
ibr Der redte SUB abgenonlmen mer-
ben mnBte. Die 6ruu pobnt 217
Narp Strabe uno mar auf Dem @ege
gum Store i6res Gobnes in oer
Commerce StraBe. Die garriere
mar berabgelaiien, Die 5rau glaub-
te aber, oas @eleife iei fret gepor-
Den uno cine 2ofomotjbe auf Der
entgeseiigeietten Settle beobadteno,
lpur0e he bon Der altoereit Settle all
gerannt.
Inter oep 4uipi5ien Der
fatboliiden Central Union miro inn
San 8eorc Earf cine 8ierte SS1lli
Jeier a~bgebalten peroen. Die un-
MISUNDERSTANDING miro perle-
iem uno Die Geoner lino Garlos See.
gSm. q. Morris ullo Or. g. 9.
Mbitnfer.
llno nun peroen oie 5ait-So-
fen auf orieineIe @eiie ais &eflams
mitteI fir San antonio 8eripen-
oung finoen. Cine u1ternebmenoe
citlid)e 5irma miro tie auf elmer
Boitforte en- miniature notiirlif)
reproou5ieren uno miro oieie
aarte ludbreno Der galt5en aoln-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26

payne in l1ntlauf iesell oas belBt
nenn oas 8ublifum altf oieien WiB
ei1gebt.
Sn seras befinoen iid eegell-
martig 20 Gbineien in Saft, Die
ii6er oie peridieoeren @ren5orte BON
Mierifo aus eingeidmuggelt muir
oen. IS eeidab oies III beridlolia=
nen Sradtears ui1o oie entoedlu1g
mar meiitells cine 5ufaaige. Cine
genaue ltnteriudung lit a~ngeoronet.
u 9as groBe Nusitelungsgeban-
Sc erbalt ein neues 9ad, 10 bob
es, niht mebr burfregnen miro.
Sic @aiieriDerf &ompagnie
fat mebrere rlelte 9urlpeil erbolten,
moourA sic @aiierperiorgung per=
ooppelt miro.
Sic San 4lltonio 9rif Cont
tanp" bat iib reorsaniliert u11o Die
3iegelei miro nieoer IN getrieb ge=
Iebt mer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
Ser 8aGfiOtait2m IT.
Cine frDblide SommerseididJte pon
SebprDun3 pbeItit. 3
(Sortfebung.)

Nun la6ten Die orei, ltno anna
rief: uSnfel Nante, ib banfe Dir fir
Die @loriole, Die on Inn unieren Sd
fig i6lingitl Sic, oieie 9aiip fam
tofungliidli6 bier an. Sic glaubte,
tie miiBte bier lterben, nno pie oie
Uniform, 10 lei ales 3mang, nno oaB
man uns Die Mbiase bon ben Stiel
feln nimmt, gel6ebe nur, Inn uns
Dem Stoub oes 9aieins naber gu
bringen. aber oeine groBen @orte
baben ii6tli6 Die SrobIidfeit in oie
Seele oieier ungliidliden 9aiip 5u-
riifge5aubert, oenn iie I6deIt ipie-
Der. 9as freut mid iebr. Sic lit
1lon1lib oas, bas man pulg1r einen
gorttlpil6 gu nennen pflegt-"
nYfui Inna!"
Still, ib reoe. So Tie lit entidie-
Den nod iebr boritig uno itidelt nah
alien Seiten bin"
~yfur, fpenn id 5lerit geitidelt
meroe@
oStlilIlIlgs, l~tre1fet nIft" manote
Snfel Gallte Elm. SD peiB aaes;
aud Die @ei6idte bon Ser %logenonrt>
ten goritigfeit. Sd meiB oaes. @ber
id lage ni6ts oa5u; ib iperoe mid
bitten. @oio, Waoel; BEL meiner @b-
lermaibine ieben mir uns tpieoer. 2
Ser Nadmittag geborte Dem @n=
f%reunoen. Brin5eiitn @gnete, Elm
glltmiitiges Wdo1en, oas iid ober
bod 5ulpeilen ieiner boben @bfunft
e%iltlalln> moate 5utid6it tpiIier, mas
Der Toter 0aiips lei. Inno mar por-
lldttg genug, 81 er5dblerL oos lei
EN- reifer 4aufmam in Seem gorf.
@os fir ELI aaufinmn ? bette Manete
gefragt. Der @ater bon Walnite
NeuB lei au6 elm aaufmann, aber
aom1ner5ienrat; Oh Der @ater 9aiips
ebentaus &ommer5ienrat lei. Ser
Sttel idien Ignete 81 inlponieren.
yteln, iagte Inna, 10 etmas qibt es
m gmerifa nibt; % lei elm &aufmann
4auflnam; 9aiips @oter ipe5iea in
Seoer, ober in u~ngebeuerm 2eoer-
tie iebte bin5u: in 10 piel 2eoer, ooB
man bequem elmer gan5en 4rmee
oaraus Stiefel MAIDEN fonne. 0iele
babe @a6rbeit ioate getpiliermaBen
Die babe 2uge mieoer nett MAIDEN.
llebrlgens NOR Ignete befrieoiat,
NIT Der Softer ei1tes @roBfoufman-
mes, nod oa5n eines ooIigen, fonnte
man immerbin b%erfebren. ltrlo adte
Sinds goter mar BLOB &~entn1eilter,
mo lie geborte bod 5ilr 9ortei ser
fueiBen &oie.
an beiten gefiel 9oiip Die 9omteB
Sonoels u1o 0eap Sritide, am me.
nigItet llao Wergentbin, binter oe-
rem @eien iie SoIidbeit witterte.
SIN ilbrigen bradte Der Na6mittaq
nod cine Stlinoe fran5oiiider Gram.
matif nno cine 2iteratlrIhlnoe, in
Der 5ralllein 9ramamn mondes @b-
fdaige iiber Seine iaate. Damn fam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
SOf0le8.
8eacm sic SenIdredcn.

w"
8rofeiior Sanborn, Ser BEL Der
2onopirtidofts= nno @elperbei6ule
in 8rpan orgelteate @ntomologe, teilt
mebrere Mittel sur @ertreibu1g Der
Seulhreden nit, Die sur 3eit belon='
ioers bier int @elten unieres. Staates
piel Sdaoen anridten. Gr iagt, malt
ion Die SelOer pergifteft in oenen
tie ii1 5eieen. Wmn ioa lie el1tlpeoer
nit elmer trodenen Wiidung BON
uHaris Green" ulto uSonDon
8urple" beltreuen ooer oieien @iftea
Sliiliigfeiten 5uleben ullo~ pie Seloer
Damn NIT Ser naiien Wiibung be-
iprengen. gr giebt bier 3e8epte oll::
G%rltens: 0Iaris @reen" ulto u2on=
BON Gtrple", itatt oes lebteren fam
Mon alld green arae1oio" l1ebmen.
Sir ein Selo nit nieoriger Gegeta-
ton geniigt lie ein 8fulio per Ider,
lit Die Gegetation iiber fniebo6 mltB
man 5mei 9fuao per Ider neblnen.
Die antpellOltng geidiebt entfpeoer
mittelit Ser Maldine ooer in Der be-
far1ltell @eiie, baB mall 5mei Sadc
aus Stoffen madt, Die oas 8ulper
oltrdloiien, oieie Sade an ieoem
Glloe elmer Stange befeitigt, Die Stan=
ge quer iiber Sen SatteI legt ntlo
MN langiam our6 Die 5eloer reitef,
nobel man imnler ein meflig al1f Die
idlGgt, 10 BOP oas Sit aus ben Sd=
deil faat.
3meite1s. 9ie I'M eriten @e5ept
genonnten Site ODER feds Bfuno
yarienote Of Ieao" nermiiht nit bun-
bert @aaonen @olier.
9rittens. 9ie I'M eriten &e5ept
~ougegeben @ifte, permiidt nit Isl
@allonen @aiier uno fiinf gfuro
&alf.
giertens. @ei5enfleie % .9fnno;
biaiger Mtolaiies, 5ipei Quart; mel
Ser Mrienif, ein Bfuno.
Mae Die gellannten Wiidungen
NIT glnsnabme Der lebteren, oie 81
oidfliiiiig lit, peroen NIT eirler ge-
nobnIiden @iftpumpe perteilt.
9rofeiior 5anborn eiebt MIN fol-
genoe Infpeilung iiber ben 8ebran6:
@elt1 Die @eui6reden nod nidt
I'M 5eloe lino ullo 5piiden Dem Selo
uno Der 5en5 ooer auf Der anoern
Seite Der 5en5 l1nfraut itebt, 10 be-
lprei1ee man oie1es llnfralit in elmer
8reite BON Is SUB nit Der in Dem
erlter ooer benz 5peiten &e5ept all=
gegebenen Miidung. Natiirli9 fam
man oas l1nfraut auberbalb Ser Ser5
mn Damn init Gift belprenger, nenn
fem 8ieb gu linn gelangen fam.
@enn 3id an oen Ndnoern oes
6eloes feifi l1nfraut befinbet uno man
merit, Dob Die Seui6reden iid
nad Dem Selo b~in5ieben, oann neb=
me maj Die I'M bierten Ge5ept ange=
gebene Miidung uno gieBe bon ibr
an peridieoenen Stelen, uno 5mar
10 pielen beri6ieoenen Stellert, mie
ilur mogli6, etpas auf Die bloBe
@roe natiirlid), INNER IN Ser yedbe
pes Geloranoes.
@enn oie Snieften ihon i'm 5elo
ftno, 6anu fam man Die i'm p%ierten
&e5ept angegebene Wii6nilg nidt ge-
brauhen, oonn muB ma cine Ser
anoern orei @il6nngen nebmen. Sci
Ser Mnpenbnng Ser trodenen Mi
idung lei man aber poriidtig, 90
man nit ibr leibt Die 8latter Der
Gflait5en berberers,en fam.
Sum 6luB mabhte Brofeiior Son
born nodmaIs 5ur 8orii6t, oaB man
fein gieb in oie Nabe oes pergifte-
ten llnfreuts ODER 5eloes fomnen
laiie. Grit ipenn Elm mebrmaliger
Itarfer &egen Die Eflan5en rein ge-
maiden bat, iino fie uieoer unihao-
Iih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
Die geiten i'm Warfte

uNad6em ib megen 6ronilher linz
beroauIi9feit Is Sabre ge0oftert
unb iiber 200 Dollars ausgegeben
bette, bat nihts mir better gebolfen
als Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen.
Sd balte iie fir Die geiten, Die lie
berfauft mnroen", ldreibt 9. S.
@pscuie bon Sngleiioe, 81. 6. 60
rantiert at baben BET @0olpb 9reiB
uno 81. Gobn & 60. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
Ser 4. Juli.

Der nierte Silt na6t, Der Sag,
9ln benz bic Sreibeit iuaro gebpren
Stir bicies Sanb, 10 grDk ititb bebr,
Sas mir sur Seitnat itils erfprcn.
G%rItnnnenb ia6 es emit bic 9Selt,
@ie jene alien Eipnicre
Sid mlttg etuit S1tr @ebr geiebt
DAFT SDrannet tie nidjt regtere.
4ergebens iuar Der @tbcritanb
gDn Gnglatt0s itarfer SDl6ner6an6e,
Wtdts 1aif i6r Irablen nn6 i9r Spbit,
Sic rtmtten tueidJen aug benz 9anoe.
flno iftifltig 81 ben 0eiitern brang
Sas SDfument bet Wtenidenredjte,
Sas lie erliekert, iuiirbig ifets,
DAP man oritm i%trcite, bafiir fef]te.
ufto ben geSrGngtct iupatem iie
Sier cine Srciitatt itets perlei6eit,
Wttt 3tedDt briint itafitte inait has 2anh:
Sas Setm Der Sapfern un6 Sreien.
9ies itpl5e @erf, es lit seiheb'm
Tur ttebr ais bnnhertbrcisig Sabreit,
Sae iifIts anf Grben fann beIteb'n.
Sas mnsten leiher mir crfabrer.
Sin neuer We9ner brp6t 0efa6r
Stir nui're anseitammten &ed)te,
TrpDibition, 10 rennt er iidD,
nnb mill, hne CT ms iuieoer fned]tc.
9pdJ, buff' id), lit Der 5reibeitsorang
Sei inns niht s1nslif ansseitprbett,
llnb baf Der 0eift Der Semfelei
ghdlt jebe Manubeit ms pcrbor6en,
9rnm lnRt nit friidjem Gone Star
Ster
Die 8faier freubig ms erbeben:
Der pierte Snlt! Sod! Gr ipl
Inns m%ri'rc Sreibeit uieber seben!
Sin Eereat Der Serdjelei.
Su lanse 9pneS tarSier mir trim
fen,
SDl jeSer 5reibeitsfeinb, bcii egt,
Sm Stnnbe Dor uus uieberiinfeu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26

ei1 beitimrntes @ebiet unieres natio-
nalen &eidtums; %rotmenoig ober lit
Elm BON alsemeinen @eiidtspunften
aus 8uiammengeiteates @eiamtbilo
nnlerer notiirliden S%ilfsquelen, uno
oas al1 gebenb lit eben oie Mufgabe
Ser bonn Yraiioenten ernannten &om=
MILTON. Soften mir oaB ibr oieie
@ufgabe gelingt, oamit nidt oaein
oas golf i'm %olgemeinen cine 8or-
itelung bon unierem 8ooenrei6tum
gelpinnen fanlt Die iebt mol niemarlo
i'm 2anbe beiibt, lonoern 0an1it audi
uniere ~notionalen 11nb ltaatli6en &c
iebgeber cine iidere @runolage fin
ben, auf Ser iie peiie WaBregeln fir
Die ridtige gemirti6aftlng bieies
Teidtums aufbauen f0nl1en!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26

@iqionen bon Weni6en leiben an
Dem %fnrbtbaren uebel, 5ainprrbptben
genannt. Na6 iabrelangem Sori6etl lit
es 9r. g. Silsbee %gelungen, bas bprz
5iiglidite 9eilmittel, 4nafeiis %genant1t,
5n erfi1lben. sc lit bas 8e1te, bas nod
ie oagefpeien. 8efpeismitteI bieier 8ee
%9allptlin9 lie9en BEL San1enben idriftz
lid 5ur ginii6t Dor. Ingenblidli6e
2inoernng Der Sdmer5en ltnb, Bel Mns
fpenoung na6 8ori6rift bolitdnbige &ur
5ugeit6ert. g. Nen1tdbter & 60, 8or
2416, STEIN gorf, ibiden auf @~erlangen
Yroben f%pitenfrei na6 alien 9ldten in
ben Ser. 6taaten.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
Do not forget the o. E. Evans
exchange sale at his barn on
Saturday, Oct. Oath.
Attention..

The Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian church solicits
any families having mems or
boys suits, underwear or over
coats to send such to the base
ment of the church Friday for
the rummage sale on Saturday.
Bed comforts are also much in
demand. In fact any articles
of clothing that are clean and
in good condition can be used.
If not convenient to send ar
ticles please notify Mrs. G. T.
Hopkins, and they will be call
ed for.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
Extra nice Jonathan eating
apples 30c per peck at
F. A. Heath, Grocer.
The Drainage Amendment.

The Drainage Amendment.
Instead of four ballots at the
coming election as stated last
evening, there will be five. The
fifth will be to vote for or
against an amendment to the
constitution of the State of
Iowa, as follows:
Shall the following amend
ment to the constitution be
adopted?
That there be added to Sec
ton eighteen (ls) of article one
~ of the constitution of the
state of Iowa the following:
"The general assembly, how
ever, may pass laws permitting
the owners Of lands to construct
drains, bitches and levees for
agricultural, sanitary or mining
purposes across the lands of
others, and provide for the or
ganization of drainage districts
vest the proper authorities
with power to construct and
maintain levees, drains and
bitches and to keep in repair
all drains, bitches and levees
heretofore constructed under
the laws of the state by special
assessment upon the property
benefited thereby. The gener-
al assembly may provide by
law for the condemnation of
such real estate as shall be nee
essary for the construction and
maintenance of such drains,
bitches and levees, and pre-
scribe the method of making
such condemnation"
The above amendment is in
tended to clinch the constitu-
tionality of the existing drain
age3laws of the state. These
drainage laws recognize that
great benefit accrues to the
public through drainage pro-
jects, and recognize the prin-
ciple that the cost should be-
charged to.the benefited .,pro-
perty.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
NOW is THE TIME TO Usl
Rogers
Stainloor
Finish

to fix up, to brighten up, and
beautify your house before
winter. Its the best for floors
(either hard or soft wood and
all kinds of furniture and
woodwork, In fact anything
that needs a stain or varnisIl.
In comes in transparent and
eight colors at Csc, 40c and
75c a can. Try it and you
will be more than pleased with
the result.
]. D. Brown & Son
3l8 ERIE
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
House And Lot For Sale.

l desire to sell my house and
lot on Mill street. Six rooms.
The lot contains about one acre
of ground, shade and fruit
trees, good improvements, will
exchange for stock for Fart
payment. Enquire of F. M.
Varnes or phone 267.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
Carlisle buys poultry.

A. c. Deupree, democratic
candidate for county treasurer
of Harrison County, was in the
Valley this morning shaking
hands with friends.
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The Northwestern will run a
special train from Dunlap,
leaving there about G:30 Tues
day evening, October 9th.
This for the big republican
meeting to be held in.aMissouri
Valley. A number] of bands
will accompany the excursion
train.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
A Beautiful Sight,

Last night near the setting
sun there appeared one of the
most beautiful sights ever be-
held by mortal eyes. Just
above the light in the west APP
peared a streak of crimson,
about 10 feet wide, then a black
streak of about the same di-
mansions, then a pink and then
a dark and then the clear sky.
No painter ever painted a more
brilliant view and no human
hand ever placed on canvas so
fine a painting. This natural
painting extended for a consid-
cradle length north and south,
and continued until the twilight
shut it in.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
A fine linz of winter under
wear for ladies and children at
thu Cash Bazaar. o-24

Mr.. P. McColloch, drainage
engineer in charge of the tile
laying machine, arrived in town
tolay. A crew of men will start
the machine on Thursday on the
]. w. Squires land, about one
mile west of town. Any one
interested in thing will do we'll
to 90 out and see this machine
work. Harry R. Newton.
c-22
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
!iaight Funeral Tomorrow.

IHaigllt Funeral Tomorrow.
The remains of the late w.
FL. Haight will arrive tonight
or tomorrow morning and the
funeral will take place tomor-
row at II o'clock. The family
request that there be no flow
ers.
Mrs. M. Harker returned
from Canada Wednesday where
she had been visiting for three
months.
On and after Sunday, Octo-
her 25th, both of G. G. Williams
eat markets will be closed on
Sundays. o-24
Mr.. Nye and daughter, Miss
Norma, of Salem S. D. were
the guests of DR.. F. H. Potter
and family between trains to-
day. Mr.. Nye is the oldest
druggist in Salem. He is on
his way to Chicago. Miss Nor
ma is going to school at Lisban
Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
A Member.

A SOC box of Mona tablets
will start the cure of that in
digestion which has been the
bane of your life. Robt. w.
Harvey guarantees them.
o-2O.22
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
Steers For Sale.


For sale, eight head of two
year old steers, weight between
800 and 900 pounds. Tele-
phone X-1O or address Albert
Green, Missouri Valley. wiki.
There will be no school to-
morrow. The teachers will at
tend the Southwestern Iowa
Teachers Association meeting
at Denison, Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Geo. Smiley and Mrs. II.
L. Harvey were Omaha passan-
gers this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22

Miss Emma Becky, after
several weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. Morehouse, at Love-
land left yesterday for her
home in N sb.aska.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
A special train carrying e8
members Of the "Folliesof 1907"

A special train carrying 68
members Of the "Follies of 1907"
z. 1 i::iiss.Hgh the
Sisls morning earcu.a to
Des ain s .l-s,al Sioux City.
isaac Blunt returned last
evening from Story County
where he had been attending
9 reunion OF his old regimen t
and visiting friends. Blunt
says everybody is for ct #
and Lacy" in that part of Iowa.
Girl Wanted
A good girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. F. E. Myers
telephone 304.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charl es Irish
and Miss Blattie were Omaha
visitors today.
"The Little Church Around
the Corner or the Baptist
people have been greatly bless
ed. A goodly number has been
added to its membership, for
which blessing they give God
all the glory. Nospecial meet
ings had been planned by the
pastor or people but when the
faithful and earnest Rev. j. G..
Clark saw the need, he appoint
ed a series of meetings. Elev-
en- were received for baptism
and several others on profess
sion of faith. Thursday even
ing will close the meetings for
the present. All persons inter
ested in the Lords work as
their souls salvation are invited
to attend.
A Member.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22

was pretty we'll represented or
were pretty lucky in landing
eight claims. OF course it is
not known whether all who
have drawn these numbers will
take their land, but presume
most of them will.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
For Sale.

Two houses and lots in
O'Dell's addition to Missouri
Valley, Iowa. Will take live
stock in part payment for pro-
perty. Address Frank Carter,
R. F. D. No. 4, Missouri Valley,
Iowa. o-24
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22

and Mrs. o. E. Copeland were
shopping in Omaha Monday.
Mrs. A. Jay Bailey left for
Ontario, Tuesday after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel H. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. I. Wright
entertained at dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Fouts, Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Copeland.
Democratic Speaking Oct. %
'08, Loveland, Iowa. F. j. Capell
and R. j. Orgon will address
audiences on issues of day.
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For Iowa. Fair tonight and
Cooler might.

Death Mrs. C. c. Nelson
Mrs. c. c. Nelson, aged for
ty-seven years, died at the
family home ca Harrison Street
last night about midnight. She
had been i'll for the past three
weeks. The deceased leaves a
husband and four sons, to
mourn their loss, as follows:
G. G. Nelson, Eddie, Oscar,
Johnny and Arthur. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson were united in
marriage about eighteen years
ago, and fifteen years ago
came to Mo Valley where they
have since made their home,
the husband being employed in
the local railroad Shops. The
funeral will be he I Saturday
afternoon ats O ,:lock at the
Danish Methodist Church and
burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Loveland Items
Mrs. May Moss has been very
sick the past week, but is inn
proved at this writing.
The Republican speakers, ad.
dressed a fair audience, in spite
of threatened rain. The Ladies
Aid served oysters and coffee
afterward, proceeds of evening
were $22.60 clearing 1925
They will serve all day lunch
election day.
There will be a Democratic
speaking Friday Oct. % night,
Ladies Aid will serve pie and
coffee at the w. o. w. Hall
same evening.
Mrs.:Mary Goss, and Mrs. M,
Fouts were shopping in Nc
Valley Tuesday.
Roy Hathaway has been or
the sick list several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Moss,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. Henderson, Mr.
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Drs. Gamble

Miss Rozella Hairsine will 90
to Blair tomorrow morning to
enter the Blair High Sch ocl
for the coming winter.
Mrs. o. S. Babcock, who has
been in the Valley for several
days the guest OF Mrs. j. S.
Dewell, left this morning for
her home.
Carlisle buys poultry.
DR.. Boughton was5..called to
Pisgah Tuesday to consult with
DR.. Cook in the case Of. Gena
Madsen, daughter Of Hans Mad
sen, who is very sick with APP
pendicitis.
Mr.. D. Burkhaiter, superin-
tendent of the Southern Pacific
in California, was in the Valley
this afternoon the guest of his
cousin, G. P. Smiley.
Lost: Two new fifty-foot tape
lines. Dan Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Witt
are expecting their son from
Winona, MINI.
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DR.. Chapek will be at DR.. De-
Vores office Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Oct. %, % and "a.
If there is anything the matter
with your eyes see him. He
can make them good as new.
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+. A. Heath has a full line of
Vegetables including sweet pota-
toes, turnips, carrots, parsnips,
beet,s cabbage, onions, etc.
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grocery business.

grocery BUSINESS.
A big saving on shoes, at
Henry Dickman's.
A surprise party is being
held today at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Jones in honor
of the latter's birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. M. Olmstead is reported
very i'll at her home on Huron
street.
All Darling canned about
$4,000 cans of tomatoes this
season, which is not as large a
pack as he anticipated, but the
early frost killed thessvines.
Plenty of fresh eggs at F. A.
Heath's.
/. O. o. r.
All members of the first de-
gree staff are requested to
meet at the hall Friday evening
at $3.50 for drill. This degree
staff has been invited to go to
Modale and put on the work
for Modale lodge and are going
in the near future so every
of the staff should be
on hand on that evening.
G. w. Burbank, Sec.
Mr.. MacAllister returned
this afternoon from Sioux City
where he has been attending
the meeting of Synod.
For Sale on trade: A Duroc
Jersey boar, weight 275 pounds.
B. w. Morehouse, Phone White
5. o22
The tribe of Ben Hur will
postpone their regular meeting
to Thursday evening Oct. 90 on
account of the district CONVEX
ton and spectacular limitation
to be held at Council Bluffs
October q. Geo Harty, Scribe.
Wanted
An experienced girl for dim
ing room and chamber work.
Hotel Miller
Mrs. Schwertley and daught-
er Mrs. F. Benin have returned
from a months visit with rela-
tives in Eastern Iowa.
Robert Hairsine will go to
Blair in the morning to atten d
the Russell & Meats big Duroc
Jersey hog sale.