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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04
Sacred Concert

Last evening a rare treat
was given to the people of Mo.
Valley. The members of the
Royal Quartette of Chicago,
who gave a concert Saturday
evening under the auspices of
the NJ. p. Aid society, kindly
consented to remain over Sab
bath evening and give a sacred
concert. All the churches were
closed so that tie church goers
might enjoy this treat. The
opera house was filled to the ut
most capacity. The concert
was all that could be desired.
Everyone present felt the up
lifting influence of sacred song,
and the entire audience will
long entertain a feeling OF
gratitude to these gentlemen
for their courtesy. Every Sc
lee ion rendered was delightful,
and if the Royal Quartette ever
again visit our city, they will
receive our enthusiastic well
come.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Mrs. W. H. Emery returned
from Long Pine, Neb. yesterday
where she had been visiting
friends for a week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

DR.. j. l.. Tamisiea was called
in consultation with DR.. O'Con-
nor, Of Woodbine, yesterday, in
the case of Mrs. Frank O'Con-
nor who is quite i'll at the fami-
ly home northwest of town.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

VI SilS OuSSy. AIlc occupants
escaped injury by jumping from
the rig. C. L. Beebe, of this
place, on hearing of the acct
dent, procured the use of Mr..
Spooner's auto and went to their
rescue. Mondamin Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Martin
were Omaha passengers this
morning.
Will Richardson made a bust
ness trip to Council Bluffs this
morning.
Adm Brown left on Sunday
evening for a short visit with
friends in Iowa City.
M. O'Connor and wife return
ed from their eastern trip last
Sunday morning.
DR.. G. w. Colt left for Chica.
go on Saturday evening where
he will visit for few days with
friends, and incidentally attend
a banquet given by a medical
association. Mrs. Colt visited
friends over Sunday.
Supervisor Hosbrook made a
business trip to Logan this
morning.
Sheriff Rock was transacting
business in town this afternoon
George Lowry has just inn
ported ten Italian Queen Bees
from Georgia. He is expecting
several more this week.
M. F. Burbank, of Cherokee,
Iowa, is in the Valley the guest
If his brothers, M. C. and Geo.
w. and families.
George Weatherly was in the
Valley today and reported the
Boyer river higher than ever
Snown before. At his place the
water is up around his house
and they had to take their car
pets up. He took a boat out
with him today to use.
Hugh Coulthard and John
Young left last evening for Ce-
dar Rapids to attend a session
of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Harry
spent Decoration Day with
trends in Logan.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports
the birth of a twelve pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hatcher
Sunday.
Hon. j. E. Kirkwood and fam
IL, e d.. MI ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

For himself doth man work evl
in working evil for anotl,er.-H esiod.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Hon. j. E. Kirkwood and fam
lily, of Long Pine, Neb., are the
guests of S. H. Morgan and and
family.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04
Tho Editor REGRETS.

Office Boy The editor says he's much
obliged to you for allowing him to sec
your drawings, but much regrets he is
unable to use them. Fair Artist eager
iy)-Did he say that? Office Boy
ttruthfully)-Well, not exactly he JUS,
said: "Take 'em away, Pimple. They
make me sick. London Taller.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports
the birth of a twelve pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hatcher
Sunday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Shily
sp mt Sunday in logan the
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Harry Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Ed Alexander returned to
Chicago last evening after hav-
ing been the guest of his par
ents for a few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Bert McCabe was in the Val
ley this morning enroute to
Sioux City, after an over-Sun
day visit with his relatives in
Logan.
Mrs. j O'Leary, Of Council
Bluffs, was in the Valley satur-
day the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Rhodabeck.
Jim Hayes, of Nicola, was in
the Valley Saturday, shaking
hands with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Shelton, Of
Loveland and w. H. Shelton
and wife, of Cradle, took din
ner with w. L. Reel and wife
Friday.
B. H Gavitt and wife, of Das
Moines, who were former citi-
zens Of M. Valley. attended
memorial s-,y.ces in this city
on Sunday .ass.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

ZONES

st Con-
Lewis
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Last Friday while n. O. Bet Ee

. Last Friday while II. o. Bette
and..wife, and Mrs. Beebe's bro,
were returning from a visit at
this place, the team became
frightened and broke the tongue
Iof the buggy. The occupants
escaped injury by jumping from
the rig. c. L. Beebe, of this
place, on hearing of the acci-
dent, procured the use of Mr..
|Spooner's auto and went to their
rescue. Mondamin Enterprise.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Harry
spent Decoration Day with
trends in Logan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Fred Burbank arrived from
Spokane last night for a visit
with friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Joe Raglan, of Modale, was in
the Valley today the guest of
Ed. Gill.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Miss Phrone Butler left for
Norfolk today for a visit with
friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-04

Joe Deal is in South Omaha
taking treatment at the springs
in that city.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
FLORIST.

BOUQUETS. decorations. cut-nowsrs, sx-
pressed mailed or delivered. kaIadonLea
& pemetTopulos. II Cortlandt a.. and sl9I
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New yorz. December ., 1905.
COEFEE-TEe coffee market closed steady to-day at
unchanged prices 70 EdEa7ce Of 20 points The bus-
ness reported aggregated go bags including March at
bze4SA=5z- Nay July 6-S5lS5
1cber 53Hd5S5c- October snd November $3.50.
The market opened STEADY a. unchanged prices
sGT2ze q points In 20 steady European cables
sCc Improved s11aeyhst during The session
appeared h1vf-g later posi-
1- probably rejecting the Improvement IN
sL-11E ran tie substantial financing vaIorizaIiou
od4c@gs and the 1sct that the approaching
Ger The ho11ays q special character beyond the
seaclness q tie European markets there nothing
p ne 1zzs zews influence sentiment. OF Euro
a2 markets Hare closed n "a franc higher and
--g vas = pte11-s higher The only change reported
= -e Brazilian markets advance . reix IN
FIJI lz-er1e-ed wiz railroad troubles apparently
E consequently The receipts Of little value
E@-so1 TIE market -or spot coffee quiet Qso-
Lat1i1s @ The basis q Sssc for Rio I.
-s rctal warehouse deliveries the United States
io- ne week were 1896 bags against $50 bags
and 1882 last yesr former amount New
-1-E had osT bags Lhe weekly cIea-auces ana snip
=--s q CORES ron E-zz.laz ports
10 clsz-7nces, al ports COCO Of which 5000
SE2res 900 Europe auS North AN~1rs
E-- ZOO 70 E1s Cse River Plate
america Steamers loading the United Sates
= E1o -o- Europe, 3 clezrsnces
Aes -ocl11-og 10 oc0 10 the United
-ToDe alc North Africa and 1000 % the Cape River
y re zted states $1,000: Europe 0oo Steam
= -cz---g 81 Santos the United -
----ps . Ea--a Teezly receipts. 800 10
- 2ags. c.sa-z1oes go bags Germany. The
- zE21st DO OGo last week las 900 year and
Vzs fellows - -'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York December IS, 1908
BEANS AND PEAs-Eecelpts to-day, L413 bags
sl0 aud condition is likely exist until after
ne fIrr q the year. There rather steady holding
80 ,oost kinds with choice pea, owing
proportion OF such receipts Red
E7r1a demand for turtle and choice stock
= -ery S-rn and higher Other kinds unchanged
Scotch peas steady 10 firm We quote: BEANS
Marrow 1908. choice. buEhel, - - s. AZ DO
Tair 10 good 81 sOQS2 40; medium 1908 choice. 81 IS
IA 81 2TLT. do pes So 3JRS2 81 imported marrow,
1905 50 % a So 80; pea, 81 10 81 l5s Go medium.
81 15 kidney, 1908, choice 81 so q 81 90
do good 81 40 81 3D. red kidney. 1905 choice
- 30 81 82l4 yellow 1908. choice s. - z 80
black turtle soup choice. s2gs TO- lima California,
choice. s. % 50. PEAS-Scotch, 1905, bags per
BTTTER~R Receipts to-day, 4s27 pkgs There is still
very small proportion OF high grade fresh creamery.
anc the market for such IS Arnly maintained. but
without further Nearly thing arriving
trade ts spoken for by regular customers
and outside buyers great difficulty E securing
stock Ffrsts little better place
IN the trade because OF the scarcity u the higher
Storage moving out pretty well,
ana decided nrmness shown on fancy STOCK EFoeess
star quite plentiful unimprovee Factory firm.
quote. Creamery, specials. per 10, 8 % extras
3o1a 33c do hrsts 29G Gle; do seconds 254 2sc do
24c, held. specials. 234 ZSzc do extras 2b N
thirds 22a 23c state dairy tubs finest, % 3nc, do
good choice. 20 28c. do common 10 falr = q 2|c
process specials 2Jr - - izc, do hrSts
23c- seconds u q 22c. thirds i q i8c Western
frsfs q Nc; seconds 21c do thirds. Iss 9I9c
packing stock. No J.. held. 2oI20-Hc5 do No :. lBB
1a5-c- do 80 3. Is TIS1zc
CHEEsF.-Receipts to-day .414 boxes Trailing
features expected until fairly opens stocks
considered and holders are firm and
confident tfsir disposed u hurry bust
Ssss. IHSraSol- finest GslAdIan nsT. S9S i4F
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29

re socz- market <o- spor cotton quiet
changed Al esoc fo- -1iddng upland s55c :or
,--1e-ges 81 g. = ssies 1O6 bsiee savsrI5
Caa-1es-on quiet and steady &c higher sc Norfolk
steady. Ae htsner a. - Sale 81 ba-es Ba,tinlo-e
- &c - -lsc-s rtar 80 - sIa -. 20 Es7.S
ew Orleans steady. I-zsc higher 1sI6c; sales 900
baies Wilmington 1liet sc a.g1er a. sac Augusta
stsaey I-lsc higher Lice sales. SCI bales
T1ased receptE Ies1ng points t3- Tgeseay- At Cal
- S0 sS lest year. Houston 2oO00 2-000
against 2Ois2 week e16 4 s7z last year and a.
rton E5zcd1zEe special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
Srae-1oR- 90 receipts. 1900; American go mid
[IiTg up.azc e6d FurVrss opened steady q. points
@.c-,h-- sod. Ieceu1berIa-luaTy. 4771zts JaEluaE
T--azg-- : I'D March <765sd. March-Apr1!
S-vIygFs 76d- Augast-SepceuzDer. $50. Septeaber
0ctcber-NOTeE1pess - 20 hoveElbe--
2|a 2s2sle1r' go 5lanelester-Yarns nr1n cloths
berte- business doing - - - - -. -.
ca. Deosu0er--S, -sae- 1-r.-
,-s. receipts a. al United states ports Curing
sss Tea.7ts a. al Uaitsd states sorts same week
--6ssi sst since sertelnter .....-.-.. g 057.460
receipts date last year = 80 - -
1-x-cr-z TIE week 5.--ta
-EpoT-s WesL East gear. - 80
Iotzl szDer-s seiteTubsr 81 1os
Sasr date last -oSI54
si7-k a. a. IniIed STATES portz time -ast
stock al interior So 81
s,oek Al interior ysar.- 69s50g
EtocE Liverpool stdeArf
Sc % e, z1sssa s2 sass sa,s ts fa rsr 4s5 .s 1900 Co
Seock . Anarlcan a1oat f5r Great Britain SANE
S-1 year -+sss''--.-'' '+''sf''-''"'' S-'SNS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec 2s-YVet weather IN Argentina and
a decrease in the worlds shipments Of wheat for
market to-day. final quotations being 4 shade
lower TO 12c higher, compared with the previous
close. Corn and oats closed steady and provisions
firm.
The wheat market opened strong with prices urI
2 shade 10 sc. but failed To maintain the initial
irnness owing to selling Of the May delivery by
leading elevator interest The close stesd dy.
with May at s. 067s and July at 9sa4c to 98Tsc.
Trade in general was Of small volume The bulge
at the start due to further delay to harvest
ing N Argentina owing to wet weather and 20 the
sTnaness Of worlds shipments for the week. To-
tai shipments of wheat for the past week were
60480O bushels, compared with s6os. 600 bushels the
corresponding time a year ago Aside from these
influences no Of sufficient Importance drtfted
into the pit inspire either buying OF selling and
II consequence the market was a dragging affair
the greater part Of the day. No export business
was reported, and demand for cash wheat was
slow C1earances Of wheat and -four tfor three
days) were equal 70 $1,000 bushels. The amount
on passage decreased 5000 bushels and the visible
supply decreased 3s5 600 bushels Primary rece pts
.29s 600 bushels compared with 2l640oO bush
els the corresponding Gay q year ago Ndlhneapo-
lis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts or Lisa
cars against 1910 cars last week and 1.S46 cars
year ago.
The feature Of trading in the corn market was
the Liquidation OF December holdings by local
longs. which caused moderate weakness IN that
option Other deliveries were inclined be firm
owing to rumors that local receipts would show
considerable decrease in the near future The fact
that export bids were near the market price also
had A bullish effect Trade dull all day. The
market closed steady with prices 1sc lower 10 1sc
higher with May at &c and Iuly at Gle to 6ltsc-
Local receipts were Isl cars. with OF contract
grade.
Trade IN oats was very quiet The market vas
quite firm early In the day. in sympathy with the
strength of wheat but eased of later, closing
steady with prices shade higher To sc lower
Final quotations on May were 6l5sc 5i}4c and
July 46I.c. Local receipts were 81 cars
Provisions were strong because OF light receipts
OF live hogs here and at the other Western pack
ing centres. Local packers moderate sci lers
during the last half or the session. which caused
some recessions from the best prices OF the day
At the close prices we're 2i4c 10 lZ5gc higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat, 70
cars corn 46s cars. oats IS8 cars hogs. Q head.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
noMEsr1c srruar1oNs WANTED.
Female.

coOE-sv-eSish. thoroughly competent In
an branches: Iour years reference from
lssr sruloyer: city preferred Julien Bu-
reau II We 40 ST Tel 45Sl-6ryAat-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29

=. IL VN-1He cotton market active -o-7sv
- s -l-e1 generally higher. close STEADY al
a1Fl-ce OF lFI points Sales estimated al
S1y u@-eS TIE market opened steady at zr advance
s-s 2eL E-s1e- on covering and fresh buy-
eL-E which probably encor-e-e4
eay eTTool cables os an t-7p-oveS
1e-zl- e-ls- he drSt Of year. advance vas
-Lz-heC ny rss-s-1E tc- The bu-e-s
49, nc oefesop-1eCt Of eager
Iac--o- @ Wsl1i1 poi-t -iaas
-e a--lFe r--oLiEE ws--e Doce1be- sold Of
9i1s Later however there renewed HTrrlness on
s-A q 1r--er interior buying in
ss L5e close Being or points from lowest
positions stock 1F
c1fIln bslAs or
--'elre- % - - bales reported today.
Eecec 70 sEEreSz1e nearly 10000
= = execIeG SEsI the bulk o. this VIII be rendered
e1sz contracts early IN TEst month, cotton
e = q TeTy sJ-ractire g-zds and While & Is
feoecec That the Circulation of notices
Fg1- depression scattering lcuidaffor Il
> cEsec-ee -taI Il VII be taken strong
re-e-cs 5oUt1srn SPOT officially reported 7ers
aIEe1 = &c higher The weekly movement
- NeT York Cotton Exchange follow Port recsirts
s11 Ca1a5a- 55.zOI bales. against % 0s2 yea
1lthe-c FIJI tagngs fsst-se6}, 10000 bales.
s. 900 last gain q stock interior towns. 263CT
"a lee sEs1st 1881 brought into
Sess 6z4-7T1 bales agaiEst so "a last Total
movement PSrT receipts 604Gs50
CaCa6s last
yes- NH tz3nEs bales against
Interior n
: &c G5 ba4sS against zl0.Zl0 last
E thus 1sr 1or season sa5 81 bales. against 625l.
t7 last The total movement is respectively
116 -his against days season
-5e of contract prices II chs local
e. folOTS-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
Ts following the receipts Of cotton at all
ports Serternbe- |.

FLOUR AND MEAL--pernand for poor to-
Tour also was in poor demand at the old level Of
For Prodase RxeSanss sp3s pstsats s. 6 c
Wnsor s;raights s. 60 9$5 5S wnter patents = 90
s. s5ass % 10 winter ss So 9s$ So BUCK, OK
WHEAT-ouoted: sic nominal for state RYE FLOUR
9p9ssd Fair e goSq = = 9S e6SSs goe %
Fia Wh. and a yS - SS s. Is Isl e. doaras I 4e a
en- spring, s24 s5 standard TnidGiing s54:
S24 IS sacks niddlins s24 s5 $2S red dog $50 IS
SACKS on. MEAL. sss ''''''
-wHEAT~Trads in the wheat market to-
day OF the frequently with during holiday
week Starting out quite firm on an accumulation OF
ket slowly worked OF dung the session up
ception of DecemBer in Sew Yo-it which Closed no
net higher on Covering Of bestsG shorts Fycept right
and At tines The market showed very little animation
Foreign markets unexpectedly firm, Liverpool be
bsbe oopaTea WITH last !. Thnrsday R Part Of this
eat:e where harvest Operations are row in progress
5ro9ulhaI made worlds shipments Seas 600 bush or
LoooGo bush smaller than the previous week The
rgeane shipPea - GEO bush sgalnst 11o0c9 e4sa
somewhat Confusing when compared with !ast vear As
an s1stzce oF He --Sf+ rf-b y-icE sn-- zyhea5 hss
been marketed This year II vas pointed out that re
were 81 os2 900 bush compared with 6s o37 600 bush
making total net Increase for the week Of 175 goo
With the exception unfavorable reports from
lnataTa. Missouri and Elinois Western weather and
he local market was quoted as fotovs; 10 red 81 o7q
Duluth 81 isS and No hard winter 81 15% Z 0 b
afoaS C0RcE-The fluctuations narrow
all day. but the market maintained a good
6erone notw1thsta1ding its dulness and closed prac
caly unchanged from last Thursday There was very
little sale, while n I'D Liverpool
IN connection small Argentine shipments bears
defensive Worlds shipments reported by
BroOrnhali g. 3TZ1G0O bush, compared with 352600
bush the previous week Receipts liberal cash de-
naEd only moderate and the visible supply increased
LEA 600 Weather conditions
the West About the only export interest little
business ruTnored have been worked by Of the
Gulf No closed So &c elevator and 66c b
afoat new. No = white eei2c, and No yellow. SIC
0 ahoat oATs-The usrkst for oats had firm and
higher opening but gradually lost its with
other grains closed rather The visible supply
increased 694o0o bush Cash oats IN the local market
quoted follows Mixed. IS 70.
natural wi-e. % 81 n. 54G57c. clipped white
- 10 56lz GS2c- RTE-Maret unchanged 81 l1c
nominal for No ? Western Q New York. BARLET-
Market steady: mailing. 653T0c Buffalo: feeding
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
RAILROADS
BALTINCPE z 80 3. 3

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRANS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour.
To BALTIMORE AND WASHISgIOE-
DIRECT CONNECTION II NEW CSlOS
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 23d 81 Ltn. SG
Washington. Sieepers- II 80 pm 151 An
washington. Diner. Parior 80 am 500 an
Eashington. Diner Parior 50 am 70 ~ An
Washington. Diner. .Parlor- II 20 am Y - - q
Washington. Parior- 1890 i ~ pm - paA
Royal Ltd. Diner. Parior 3 80 pm - pf1
Washington. Diner. Pario- $50 pm ~ N
Washington. Buffet. Parior go pra 80 IN
Through Daily Trains . the Nes1
Chicago. Pittsburg- 80 an @5-sS @ n n
Chfca 20. Columbus 49, II 80 am Iz-9o q
Pfffsblsrz Cleveland - & so pm 4.00 pm
''PfttsbuTg Limited ----- so pm t-oS -
Gin. St L. Louisville. II 20 pm 1-3o am
Gin, St L. Lcuisvsile---- 9J0 am ~ an
Gin, at. l.. Louisville. 90. $50 pm 600 pm
ofHces. 245. 434. 1900 Rroadwsy. Astor
House. 225 5th ave. New York s43 F1iton
St Brooklyn: West 23d st. and Liberty 81
After P. NJ Sleeping Car reservatioHs
snd full information regarding trans Sc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Inforuiatlon-
e. & o. r. r.. 23d St Ter Phone 5144-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE S-sI-E---Jacob Gensl-r. auc-
tioueer. viii sen to-day. az 9 clock. al
No. 40 West oath ST., Borough uG Man
haitian the fixtures and chartels OF a sa-
loon. ~ order OF attorney for mortgage
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
CFFAMBERMAID- BY first class Swedish
girl. good sewer, willing u assist with
other work when necessary very best citv
references. friend first class laundress
Osterberg's bureau. ia Lexington ave
Tel. lo55-Plaza.
COOK By Swedish girl. very good cook
baker etc. takes entire charge OF kitrh-
en- best references: wages $50. friend
chambsr rmaid- waitress. viii separata Os-
-srberg Bureau. 7i5 Lexington ave. Tel.
i055-PlaZa-
COok.-Fr French. first class: has highest
references from best families. very near
and clean, 20 anywhere. Julieus 5 Bureau.
A. West 42d sf Tel 43Sl-Brvant
COOK First class swedish cook. ninrh-
cons dinners; parties or days cooking.
permanent. Address Anderson. Gao Last
s5ta 81 "
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29
OFFICE FUESTTTLE
REMEDIES
WATCHES AND EwELKV-

WATCHES AND JEWELRY. =
n ROODEAN. desi suer and nAnatectl.re4
CT art teweiry. -epairinS sDsS@~@Ns-
fgz2 sth ave cor lllth 81
HIGHEST PRICES fer diamonds prectooa
s1ones old sCsd. teNelry- Esrabltansd
is44 Mrs. Lynch's Son. S4S Rroa6WAy.
ADV E1RT TISEMENrS ard subscriptions cor
The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
Once No 1864 Broadway, between Soth
and J7th SITS. until o. clock > m A1-
VERT is--rleEts received at rAa fol icvirg
branch Cfdces al reEytlar ofiice rates until ;
O'Clock T. Tu-. "a SIh ave.
corr e.id 81 I5S i-h ave. cor. I2rh 81 10
EAST f4th ST - West 49, 81. between
Ith and SJh aves 26S X est IG5-h 81 ll2H
81 ave Is,26 81 ave. near 6lsf - I7o8
ist ave. near seth -. lS7 East 12Sfh ST !.
156 fremont ave. 6Se Sd ave. and az
1Amsrtcan DlsE.ct IsleEagh -a1SaS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-29

FLORIDA Refined experienced, travelled
woman. now at Palm Beach, and finding
climate delightful. would act as secretary,
stenoKrapher companion. nurse superin-
tend household and servants. or travel =,
81 West 1o4th St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09

80. II cannot subsequently, discharge
him because Of such dereIiction.
2. same; evidence; instruction -
Where the evidence showed that some
OF employees derelictions were known
to the manager of the employer at
least fourteen days before his discharge,
that one OF the breaches complained OF
was employees failure TO personally
make out add sign daily reports ana
that the manager had received large
number OF such reports. some Of which
were not signed by the empIoye, q
charge asserting that IL the em-
ployer, after knowing OF the dereiic.
ton Of duty. condoned the same by
keeping the smploye In its employ. u
could not subsequently discharge him
therefor. is not Objectionable as being
unsupported by the evidence.
g. Money had and received: evidence;
admIssibiIity. Where the sruploye adj
mitted q demand for the money and his
refusal to pay IL over. asserting that
he rightfully withheld 1t to be applied
to his claim Of set or on account OF
his wrongful discharge. It was not err
ror 10 sustain an objection to a ques-
ton to the employe whether he had
appropriated the money to his own use.
II he rightfully withheld the money, IL
did not matter whether he had used
IL or not, and II he wrongfuliy with
held 1t, he was liable whether 1t had
been misapproprfated or not.
0. Appeal; harmless error; abstract
fnstruction.--The giving OF an abstract
instruction Is not reversible error un-
less the jury is misled thereby to the
prejudice Of the party complaining.
Appeal from Bullock Circuit Court.
Heard before Hon. A. A.. Evans.
Afirmed. Opinion by Anderson. J.
Tyson, CT, Simpson and benson. ".
concur.