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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Marriage Licenses

Efe" fa-ersaE uarrizzs lzeszse= Erre tssied
~ Ssa Fsnrizesl TUes1aE- September - 1853
ACCET.Iss IA REG 0TE-HEzh D Aecettas-
- ans1: su.la ~. E5arf-rgTe- q brra x iS4s
gT1sstlg3; sc-ese.
CsisSnL E-E-LALLT T-fGzrzve CsanGler- -.
art saa6f LAZY. ~ beta q sss Il street
Gas. BEs--FRz lCIS-Tsad c. cEsabes- - Per
re-rs.le-' ant n tErisriHe Erzucls- Fresno
ssesiFE.s- -N u sSzsN-g-ae=fer : Csopsr. Il and
Aire = N@isoa. - beIA = % Oak street
IL-EEA AS--cLARE- -RaIyA T. DEaczn- - xad
Ira u- -s.1re - as-h Z T75s Tenth arense.
.NisE11-FRET sy1-Teha G. ss4re- q Arlington
sete-' sae gzrrilue g. F-saad- =. SlTgA slx-
.re-1rb stree.
-. .ksoEas Sd anew gsYn-tlsrzan Mex German.
- and De-a Dam=E-a.'l- - beta . Portland
G. IIi-T-s;sfI rES-s saariss Gulllf - Ieos Fell
. e-rees 1sc .lEua 5as-shs. - - 1l5en street
. sfsssi-fEEET -vERs1EIL-Ileo .. Isecheri- =.
20 -es3 EseTard street
=. Ai-nBSns~-(-Ess NTR T-Le~ts e 5acob~o1- 3.
=. Seaessrie zaa jesse - ClaaHtry- -. Iez
- 4tsz FgEserr s1reet- AID Alzlie Heilnazn-
~ Sse DiEneuE street
2, FsSE-LI NNT -lharies 2. Lehse- -. Con-
escd snd Ssrs L L-snns. a. san Rafael
.1flTCsfFELI. I.-HEIDR RICK-H0rsce p N1rzheII.
"a claTtou str-et- aad Asris H Helzrtck-
- - -5Snes screel
= zEkRs0S-PEAR RSs0N-SI;s T. Pearson -
- Iwruty seeast street and Jennie Pears
so1- - - HslToke street
= 5Eil-ER- RIs-Etgar H sehroder- 2.
EsSs GrcTe sr-e-r-
ErLrZ--si0RREs Es-Ez-ry " SchuItz. - zIs
Ee.E.a s-enae and Fannie z Morris. 81 -
TosfSsT T-TAcoRS- ssaausI TsuSkv. 81. .sss
ISesty 1-st street and Bertha Taeoes - 10
Al1teu avsnue-
NHTT-HAND-RYkS- -Roas-- r-bz,.s.,- a.
- Tkf-aeeHrt S-reef and Rearrt-e Rvaz
- lib MARKET srreet
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Montana Races

HELENA. Mont. Sept 2s.-Favorifes and out
sEders divided honors az the state fair races to-
day Results
First rsee. special pace. nile heats. purse
ssts-FIrst Eear- Albert r wou Naze Mack see
oad- LItrls Dart third Tine z.IeI.. Second
asst-Ssaze srier- Tfnse. z-f5.
SsroEd raes- Lewis and Clark Ais trot. nile
sezrz- Lhree II I've purse SI-Gso--First heat
AIfreda drSt- Br- Cole fforuerIT Howard D.
secuu1 Patsy Rice third Time z.IE- Second
seat-Dr- Cole first. Patsy Rire second. Alfredo
2 third Ttn3e z-I7te- Third hear-AIfressa 2
1-st Dr. Cole secoaG- Patsy Rice third Tine
2-Is Fourth heat-Dr- C0Is first Alfreda 3
serend- Patsy Rice third Tine. e-I6a. Al
frssa 2 broke - feet from the wire Ehlie Lad
fzx hF a Ieazrn- Fffrh sear-AIfre,ia B ers-
Dr. Cole <=rond- Psrsy Rice third Tine. 2.T7.
Third r4ce- selling purse 500. half nile
Dr- ReTpH wen- CarzSeo second. Mary Dees
third Tine Is
Fourth raes all ages 500. i've tarIousx-Na-
tive Sen woa- Gresham second TIER S5r third
TIEzs. raCo.
FIfrh race selling Purse $50 I've and halt
fzrIang=Eran Artie RiFy second, Rectz1
rhsrE Time fs06a4
ss1-h rare selling, pzrxe xz5o ous uaEI=-os-
sian drst- PatriSC5e sseoasi. DaeiIs third Tfns.
I-4f-
Five nile L1p aHr9 race@Szith's LScoUo6IIe
,szsea ID Conrad-s Fsrt- Tine- 5.ss-
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Hamilton Races

HAMILTON Ont Sept es.-The opening day
card Of the Hamilton jockey club for its faI
useetfnr was the attraction for record at
Tendance. ever I.5po coming ~ On a special
t-zia frcn Tor0ute-
he track WIS fast. while the steeplechase
course was never in better shape There were
aumerous scrsseaes. the most of them being
Ia tie first race The scrarrhes.
FIRST racs-Azna L Daley, Fort Johnson.
Hassy Agnes Poeomeke- woodIane. suiIey Cor
bert Second rzce-Besty Lester. G. A. Lehman
Fourth raee-Harsia Doyle Fifth race-La
Rose. Hoolstone-
The s8mmaries-
FIRST raee- al ages. SIX fnrIeugs-SImcoe.
tGs tsEasgraEes. ? ta > to 10 and 70 s.
wez bF 4 nsss- CaarAe Eastman III Burns. T.
) u 1. us ; and te te. second Guy Fisher.
third Tine Isi2 ga Aadaan. Pajarufra-
Be0ger Red. also raa-
vesea. IeT tIr1xtert- 2 70 ;. 10 and to
3. Won by length. woetcasts. IG5 fHowars.l.
q l. 70 1 and : 70 3. second: Kyle. Iaa
third Tin@ I.ea rs Shephers-s ssnS. The
siene-aI Armstrong Pstsalaga- InGecti0u- De-
trgtr- Boeco- Alfred the Great. also ran
upward about tive u1iIes-Marksuan I4s
Simpson. 70 5 I 70 ard cut by 50
q and oar- second. Lizzie Flat. 40 Frank
I1l- 70 l. TO 1 and out. third Time.
as - Class Leader aiso ran
Fourth race year obi= and upward cue and
an eighth miles-tsEeen SeaI- II3 (GanzI ; 10
L q - aad cut wen b length. Piakoia-
tfe sRicel. 70 l. ard ont. second
Prince Ahmed lis eTap3ini. II 10 - aud cut
third Tine I-5z- 0uIT three starters.
Fifth race- : year elds and upward SIX fur
hQugs-C " Burt. IL taOward4- TO ) 4
e and tg 5. To1 By 1--WE lengths. Gold Dust.
les tRieel. % / 70 1 and even second
: agtt. 1e6 Burns. 70 !. % I and 20 5
third Tine, liz 60 RsyzI Oak. TIIIingnzst
General Marehuonf- Blue CasI Bsserrian
SEroEEelaad. also Faz
SIKH race selling : year oIas and upward
SIX furIo1zs-J- T. B-z6F. I0- (Nentryl. y 70
l. to 4 and ID . wen BY a length Night
Mist - fPH1I4. Is 20 :. 60 and . 70 S.
ssrsud. B-Uvz TaHy. I9T tBrannsca. 70 70 l.
4 70 1 azd = u l. third. Tine 1-12 So. LorzI
Mate Zeala. FzeyIs Dorothy Webb. Claiborne
Duke Of NIlaE. k9kaus. Aeurelair. siso ran
S@Es1rh Ezce- year olds and inward. o1e
snd sixteenth niles. the rurf-Jcnn Car
r0L 1le BurDsl = ID I. % : and 70 5
ECu- LSd - IAnZ1ru- Ies iDEEen1ortf. ; 10
l. even z1d ] .. second Howard Shea1. I0i
( Reid 8 - L 20 and ; :. third Time
l-as - sdordrieu- PiHS- Harry r .hesou
obeEou. Ada D Walker. First Prsnir I, also
ran
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thesce to st. Th-resa's eh1reh. where r.
QUEEN high mass viii be eelebr.tsd for the
rspose Of her SOUL commencing at $40 sreloek
= m IEtermsnE Holy Cross cemetery
MEFEh-In Oakland. Cal. September =. Isas
AZ the Residence Of bis daughter Diefrirh
AeTer belased husband sf the late Eliza
beth Meyer. and devoted father of urs a.
s'hfstI Mrs. C. BaistCcehf Mrs. o. sfrgsra efer
and the late Mrs A. Carenrsn and brorher ar
the late Albert Meysr. native Of rIaravev
6ermanF- aged - years 1 morth and 10 davs
Frtenas and aequaiafaucss respeetflfIIv
invited TO attend the faseraI today {wesine<-
dayi- at 2.+5 efekoek D. m frsar Ms Iafa
residence 47s Third azenae RIchnl6nd sf-
trlrr- San Francisco IErineration- l. o. o. T.
AiscH-rn this city. September - 1869. Rosa
Misch tnee Tsvlirz1. beloved wife OF MaTer
Miseh. and sister OF Robert L. and Joseph
=. I9plifz. Dr. Max Tepiifz and HRS Johanna
Ettfnger. native Of Pssen. Prussia age.I 5s
years tIos Angeles and New York papers
The funeral services VIII be held faaav
fNssinesaayt- st f0f5 o'clock =. IN. at the
parors of Halstest 4 Co a24 Fillmore street
lnterpenr Hills of EteruIfy eeuefery bv trafr
leaving Third and Townsend streets st III 30
AeEAco-En this city. September Is. 1903. John
D.. helove,f husband OF FeIteaaa Monaco = ua
I've OF switzerland, aged 80 years and 5
invited 20 attend the funeral services tomorrow
Thursday. September 30. 1909. at III O'Clock
a m. at the parios Of Julius 3 Gsdeau. a12s
Bush street lntermenr Greenlaua cemetery
IUH1AY-In this city September q 1sos
John F. Nurray. tearEy believed father OF Eafh
ryu CaxneaH and beloved brother OF Mrs. Ma
ME McArthur Walter Murray and Fred NayI
native % New York aged 50 years mouths
and Is days A member af San Francisco rprt
No. Is. Knights Of Aaecabees Of the werb5
Friends and aearsi1taHces are respectfnIIy
Invited to srteHd the funeral services tnupar-
rev Thursday. September 30. 1sas 1T NJ
O'Clock a. at the parfors Of James Arfriun
So Fulton street between Fillmore and Wee
ster- Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery
sTAxGE-Ta this city. September n 1899 Fred
egirk G.. dearly beloved son Of Carl = AMI
Elizabeth l. STANCE and brother of Violet .r.i
RUSSELL STANCE. a native Of San Frauqfsro
aged months and IL DAYS
The funeral will take place today fwesues
day.. at 1870 a. m. from the parlsrx ~
H T. Suhr & css esfe Mission street be-
tween Twenty -ffth and TWENTY sixth Inter
meat Mount O1Iyet cemetery. By carriage
srzusS-In this city September es 1909. VII
liam. beloved husband Of George xtr,zss
father OF Gertrude Strusz- son OF wiTffsm
Sfruss and the Ixse Wilhelmina Ssrus< anJ
brother sf Mrs. II. J. Afrken- q naffv. ~
California. sged 10 years and & months 1
member Of Marine Engineers Association No
55-
Friends ard aeguafnfanres resperteuyrv
invited TO attend the funeral services ~
day wednesday,. September ~ 1899 nj
Gsdeau 1lzs Bush street. Infermant Nreunr
0liyet cemetery, by electric funeral ear from
Thirteenth and West Mission streets
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE Ev- sept 1s-The days
ar@ring 81 ChHrchtfI dswuS was rather nledio~rE.
tie nearest approach 70 a hezdllner coming
"a the f5grrh when a smart lot OF vea- slds
accepted allowances in i've and half fHri0ng
dzSa
First race CO. nile and 90 yarEs-Rehef
Queer Straight s26-s3. won. kszuo~ick place
So * seeous, Enlist Sow si9-f5 third Time
f-4s *
Second raee ETe and a bah furianxs-flgt-
pest srraLkat SIs-z8. wea- La TeHpee. Place
Sfe.45 seeuHsl. GrznerrT- show Sc. L. third
Ti1s. 70
Third race SIx furic1gs-tfcue O Brfan
St-EIghF So 10 ven Add-en- nlace sf5- =. sec
er6- PIX Linen slew xTe.5c. third Tine.
1-fz- >
Four1h race I've aEa half rurIazgS-Nsr-
tfue z straight $S2sS. ws1. Laveze. pIzre
xf-es- secoaa- Enrica- stsw SIs.sa. third Zine.
ISIS
Fifth raFe- one nile and - yzrfsHBounfe
Rzr6 Strzi~nr Sel@e wp1. Alma B1T- place
s. So serpu1- Grenade. show SIS Sr5. third
Tfue- 46-
SIKH rzee <sx farIangs-Foting straight
81 - woa Rflir B0fsue-. nfare Sf4 "a s1r-
5ad- Dsree sisw S7.7e. tAird- Time lis IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Vancouver Races

vANCoUvER. B. c. Sept es.-Teday's re-
suits az yirsru park
First rsee seven fgrIonxs-Ssr Wesley vez.
Peggy OsyeaI second Forest Rose third Time,
lis 1-5-
Second race. Ave furIoag agz-Zfnkand weu- Dom
fthfIta second BancreIIa third. Time. I-eI I-5-
Third race six farEongs-Dorcehv L<dgett
won Mr.. Bishop Seeuud- Short Tut third Time,
1.f4 So
Fourth race i've furiongs-Spedn WOE Fallie
Z second Alramor third Time. / 90 2-5-
Fifth race, i've frrfonzs-Beas xon- beaumon'
sixth race. five fu-Iongs-Bedle OF Trryuois
won Anevfafur xerond. BaInade third Time,
90 sd
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
YOUNG CoRBETr Runs our

PHILADELPHIA. Sept zS.-Young
Corhett, the former champion. who was
to box here last night with Willie
Moody Of Port Richmond, refused TO
fight on the percentage offered him.
The club officials could not come TO
terms with him and Fred Woods of
England was substituted Woods was
in No condition TO take the terrific
blows that Moody rained into his
face and body. and in the ffth round
Referee Recap stopped the bout
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
FIELD DAY POSTPONED

The San Francisco sublez que OF the
Academic Athletic league officials an
uounced yesterday afternoon through
its chairman, r ". D0dd OF C0zzweH
school that the field day which was 10
have been held this afternoon on th.
University Of California track has been
indefinitely postponed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Belmont Park Races

EkfsfoST PARK y T. sept eS-EzfIuz
So A. - - = Euu NJ xEe-are Nzrrau - -
- -.11Ss. Eere rs-lzT. siefezrin= hIz srzble
szellgu. Card cherry. a had
-. rsce. ufe-EacgEer- . = Uau
:Esu-rB.. : - seca11, E-1c< Mate Il
-g.5 'rEtrr- TIM 1-3f f-5
seerv-d, rres. sreeDiechaSe absur fwo and
EzS 1siss--TsIhaIlz- g 70 l. wa DeSanrs :
- !, ssegr1: .ozsutte. y J. taird- Time ; As
[E.-E EacF. DEe and q g1zrrer mties-Eigh
Er.rEre- Erel-. EGH- Zie1aR. L - l. zerc1si !.
Pius ard %ee5ss T. , r1t-d TSzs 2-94 Is
sUrrs s-rErr- rhe EzrruE sEzke- slx fu-iGuES.
s--E, - kla.Gfu z6s.e6-EzGiau Sczr 70 :
V-7r- Fatf.eDer-T > = second. Rocky
a 1rtel. = i thirr- EzuIs. Il -.
f.trE -z.e I've snI kak fgrioE<z-5rus1
H-u1lu. II. 70 = rtl- Csrheriue SER 3 70 :
s--grrs E.ri<sif- - : tEfr6 Ti2e- los u
SsEl& 49, sz fETla1ss-T Wight C1eea :
70 rCis% Es1u ECUIe- L Seclrz- Wan
cnrea;- sTsE- fh-s Tme, III -
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
DEATHS

AEDEEEoK-In rkfs eiry- September q 1904
<-i-sn Anler~0n- be9eved hEshsnd q Narrie
andersen. aud fnrher q Aea c. Anfrsw
80 rhe 1aep I0uiz A Andersen and
t-rrke~ e L.suiz ans Andrew Andersen a ne-
ri-r - San Frznrfsce. Cal azed Al Eears :
ncufhs and I cay-
F-tarES are respertfnIF invited 70 srtend
- r-rarnI tolncrrow tT1urssisTf. Septen1ber
- - Ic.H . H. rrpU rEe cnapei - =.
visaserr. Interment 3feunt oIver cemetery.
~ ezrria<E
suErKeroH- kizre<z Cal, September IS
1850 Em1T Florence, belrFec Ei<e = Irzzk
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29

Erfh- uarria-e anE esa-h notices sert bv uaH
VIZ 1ct - Inserted TheF n1st be kar6et IN II
s1-ter - ~ p1sficzricu cfHres and b frro-xe6
yirh me 1aEe ans residence q persons arfhar-
red - have ne sane Dunll<tes Nr<see@ -
Er--crec s1zplT r. the a-1cu1rerezr C the erpnf
sre p1b-izhec cnce II ms colEun free q charxr
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
LOST AND FOUND

IF Tot LOSE ASYTHING-Atvprtise
Il here Il viii be rerHrred 70 yog Il an
honest person dads It. Remarkable re-
eoTeries are brought aboUt every day
through this eol1na-
IF Yet FIND ANYTHING bring II
To the
san Francisco Call
Lest aRd Found Bureau.}
Third and Market Streets{
Get claim cheek. Have ic advertised
Reclaim IL K the owner does not
The LAW-PeopIs who fnf lest artf-
efes are Interested IN knowing that the
state law Is strict In requiring fhem 70
seek the swHers th-oHgh advertisements
and otherwise. and that failure - do 50. ,
IL proof can be shown involves q severe
penalty
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
MARRIAGES

EDEEHAIS-HEISZ-IR thss city. Seprrm-
bPr -, rSf2. ~ Rev = FuendpIfzz Eruuno
U-1IEnu StedrrfaRs anf Carhe-iue Ns-fe
Hslnz- borh Il San Frzncfsca-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29

1EEZZES FSEEEEEs WAGES zsr-
rH-- isSS1ed vssre-f-aF egr rhs arrest u
r. NlfZ1r'-z- 4zpaneSe- q charge q
rsrsezz 1g 81 7rG S=Drszber q Ehsrh he
Eur 2. uaF rhe -EsEss - Porte Eica1s senr
- zae AIassa G<HerfeS-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
Women Suffer Agonies
from Diseased Kidneys
And Most Women Do This Not Knowing the
Real Cause of their Condition

These poor. suffering women
have been led to believe that their
misery of mind and body is entire
1y due to ellis of their sex" Usually
the kidneys and bladder are re-
sponsible-or largely so. And in
such cases, the kidneys and blad-
der are the organs, that need and
must have attention.
Those torturing, enervating sick
headaches, dragging pains in back,
groin and limbs, bloating and SWELL
ing of the extremities, extreme
nervousness or hysteria, listless-
ness and constant tired, worn.out
feeling-are almost certain synp-
toms of disordered and diseased
kidneys. bladder and liver.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills have, in thousands of cases,
been demonstrated as remarkably
beneficial in all such conditions of
female organism affording the
most prompt relief and permanent
benefit.
AS an illustration of what these
Pills will do, Mrs. p. M. Bray of
Columbus, Ca, writes that she was
very i'll with kidney trouble, and
that she is now well-and that
these Pills are what cured her.
They are very pleasant to take,
and can in no case, produce any
deleterious effects upon the system
las syrupy, alcoholic. liquid prep
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
King Corn.

Never IN the history Of the
world has the above title been
so generally acknowledged as
nov. Corn has always, ever
since it's discovery with the
North Americans Indians away
back in the first settlement of
the colonies, in New England,
has corn become 80 important
a commodity as at this time.
When first discovered it was
only used as a necessity, as
fl)ur was out Of the question
and the early settlers could
CRATE the corn in a hand crater
and bake johnny cake, Intact
it was thought to be good to
feed hogs, or make the ooh, be
joyful, "not dreaming that it
was to become the staple pro.
duct of this country but now
with the varied uses it is being
put to in the food products of
the age, no wonder that the
price has advanced from 1Oc a
bushel in 1870 to 60c per BUSH
ell in 1909. The advance in the
price has caused the farmer to
! give itmore attention, and the
very great advance in the
quality of farm machinery has
increased the amount of pro
duction for 20 bushels per acre
i'm some cases 100 bushels pc,
acre, and it would be a strange
meal at any table to find no
cora in any form. 1t has become
one of the most common diets
used by our people. The day
of ten cent corn has passed anc
as the days come and go corr
will advanced in quantity and
quality corn will become more
and more the diet of the Amer.
lean people, adding both health
and wealth to the nation.
Corn is King" The Ameri.
cans are the subjects, and its
march is onward and upward.
D. nj. II.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
Rough Roads OF Some Use.

The Denison Bulletin says
. fellow came into town Mon
day and drank some beer. La
ter he took a whisky to warm
up or; friend called him up to
discuss a gin fizz, and then he
went and ate a couple Of soft
boiled eggs. He went home af-
forwards over the rough roads
and the jolting caused an egg
nog to develope in his stomach
that made him a millionaire for
two hours and he gave his wife
SIPS that he got for some hogs
and told her to go and have a
good time with Santa Claus and
call on him if she wanted more.
Rough roads have their good
sides, after ALL"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
Marley Fund.

The following isthe report of
the Committee who have been
soliciting funds for the benefit
of Mrs. Morley children. the
woman who died from a shot
gun wound, some days ago, and
dying on last Sunday:
Ell Myers collected S55 rs
Turned to Valley Bank 1855
Bills paid out by Committee.
H. H. Dickman, $2o.08.
Ed D. Bradley, 8.15.
Cramer, $50.
Hennessey, $500.
Balance on hand, 34.67.
About $4,000 has been pledg-
ed which has ret been yaid in
yet.
Foleys Qrino Laxative is best for
women and children. Its mild action
and pleasant taste make it preferable
to violent purgatives, such as pills tab
let's, etc. Cures constipation. d3l
Robt. w. Harvey
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
kensingtOn.

Mrs. Pnilo Clark of Red Oak
was the guest Of honor yester-
day afternoon at a very enjoy
able kensington, when Miss
Edith Amen entertained a few
friends at her home on eighth
street. The time was pleasantly
as we'll as profitably spent in
sewing and visiting. Little
Miss Francis Clark. Master
Edwafd Harvey AMI Eugene
Foss were the chief smuse-
ments Of the afternoon. At
five o'clock, delicious refresh
ments were served by Miss
Amen assisted by her mother.
The following guests enjoyed
the afternoon Mesdames P.
Clark, G. Kellogg, r. Harvey,
II. Newton, w. J. burke, H.
Foss, G. Mahony and r. L.
Coulthard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
saturday Dec ID

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Conroy
were Omaha passengers today.
Mrs. J. S. Dewell and daugh-
ter Joy visited Omaha friends
today.
Mrs Geo Logan went to Chi
cago today to spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mrs. Hugh O'Neal was a pas
senger to Omaha today.
Mrs. G. w. johnson left this
morning for Centerville, S. D.
where she will visit her parents
during the holidays.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
Dewitfs Kidney and Bladder Pills
FOR BACkACHE

Mrs. Catherine Burke and
Miss Ellen Burke left Boulder,
Colo. last Wednesday for San
Francisco, Cal. where they will
spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Buhrling went to Omaha
today on business.
Harry Way was a Logan pas
senger this morning.
Guy Mahony of The Times,
is in Council Bluffs on business
today.
The prospect for Christmas
cake is not flattering with
eggs at 35cts and butter at Doc
to 40. Even cornbread is put
in the high grade dinner dish
es, since corn has advanced to
fabulous prices. Meat is out
of sight and turkeys are roost-
ing awful high. Prospect is
not bright for we'uns.
The little son of Charley
Smith is quite sick at his home
on Mill street.
Mrs. Mattox is quite sick al
the home of her daughter Mrs
G. S. Green.
Miss Maude MacAllister il
expected home this evening t.
spend her vacation here.
Why Not Try {
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REMEDY
Gives prompt and positive relief inev
cry case. Sold by druggists, price s
Trial package by mail 10 cents.
Williams Mg. Co. Cleveland, {
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 8 TO RIA
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Graham
visited Omaha friends today.

MIR. and Mrs. Jack Graham
visited Omaha friends today.
Miss Matte White is visit
ing relatives in Mondamin for
a few days.
Misses Keitha Littler and
Ruth McGavren will arrive
home from Grinnell this ever
ing for their Christmas vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Thompson is quite sick
at the home of her sister Mrs.
r. Newton on Ord street.
Mrs. Frank Davis is not SO
we'll today.
Miss nellie MacAllister will
not come home Christmas bu'
will spend her vacation il
Spokane, Wash. the guest Of
Miss Helen Moves.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23

A cashier in the Brood lyn IN
ternal revenue office white me-
king change the ether day
handed out a $1,000 bill by
mistake for a SO bill. The
government should hasten to
make a greater distinction than
exists in the appearances of
our 81, 900 ard $40 bills. Al
most any Of US might at any
time make such a mistake as
was made by the Brookly n rev
enue officer.
Chief Forester Pinchot's
opinion that the demand for
christmas trees is not a "men-
ace to the forests is based on
the valid ground that forests
have sentimental as we'll as
practical uses.
Piles! Piles! Piles!
Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment will cure Blind, Bleeding
and Itching Piles. 1t absorbs
the tumors, allays itching at
once, acts as a poultice, gives
instant r. lief. Williams In
dian Pile Ointment is prepared
for Piles and itching Of the
private parts. Sold by drug
gists, mail Soc and S1.OO. Will
liams Mfg. Co., Prop, Cleve-
land, O. Doty & Peterson. If
Corn husking weather will
make as appropriate a Christ
mas gift as could be asked by
the man who has a crop buried
under the beautiful snow.
Jury List January Term 1910
Petit jurors for January term,
for 1910:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23

0uInIhoaeu u appear OH JAM
uary 4th 1910 at 9 a. m.
elbow little the public knows
of the inner mysteries Of the
newspaper sanctum is empire
sized by the surprise nantes
ted over the appearance # the
name Of Edward P. Mitchell as
editor of the New York Sun,
the evident impression being
that he is a newcomer in the
editorial field. Yet Mr.. Mitch
el has for thirty-five years been
busy with his pen in expressing
the things the Sun stands for,
and in the old days many Of his
articles were commonly attrib-
uted to the hand Of Charles A.
Dana himself. The live spirit
of a newspaper is perpetrated
by an association Of personali-
ties, and survives individuals.
sometimes for generations. 4
Omaha Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-12-23

A legal holiday was pro-
claimed at The State Savings
Bank yesterday by the work
ers there. The president, w.
II. johnson failed to come
down in the morning on account
of a new son having arrived at
his home, hence the holiday.
The Presidents chair and office
was decorated with bunting
and placards, but the business
of the bank was carried on all
right. The holiday was pro-
claimed for the President only.
Observer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Coulthard
left for Denison, Iowa, on the
noon train, for a short visit with
relatives. They leave Sunday
evening for Indiana where they
will spend Christmas with 1ela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. E. T. Giddipgs and Miss
Matte White returned from
Mondamin last night.
| Mrs. w. ]. Burke was an
Omaha passenger today.
]. j. Brookhouser, Of Love
land was pleasant caller today
He has lived here fifty year.
and says he never saw the road
as rough as they are now, ant
the farmers as far behind with
their corn gathering.
The candy kitchen have thei
store very beautifully deco, atet
for the holidays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Graham
were Omaha passengers today