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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

Few business men in Keokuk enjoy.
ed more confidence and had more
friends than Mr.. Ward. He was ever
working for the best interests of the
y and took an active interest in
Keokuks welfare. Socially he was
popular with his fellow-men and enter
ed into the fraternal spirit of the
Elks and the Knights OF Columbus
with a zeal that never dwindled. He
was devout member of st. Peters
Catholic church during his long resi-
dence in Keokuk and was ever atten-
tive to his religious duties.
Mr.. Ward was man who had hun
ereds of friends. He was conseien-
tious, honest and kind-hearted and in
him were embodied all those chsrac-
teristics of manhood so essential of
success. 1t is indeed great sorrow
that has come unto his bereaved wife,
his loving children, aged mother and
brothers who have all lived together
In keokuk as one large family for a
number of years. Time. the great
healer of sorrow, will never obliterate
the fond memory and sorrowful recol-
iections brought about, the former in
the life and the latter in the death OF
this deserving man. During all of his
trials of the past few years, when he
became a victim of diabetis with the
poison of the disease gradually encirc"
ling him, he was patient sufferer
and bore up without complaint
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LOST.

LOST-Between B and C street. nurse
containing money. Return to D. A.
wilkins. 1919 Williams. Reward. 1t.
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TODAY'S MARK FITS
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug 24-

May =. s77s ssM e7M ssM esY
Sept. !. 97M 97M 97k 97A ssM
Dec. 5. 941s 94A "a 97H s4%
CORN
May :. 571s 57M 5714 57M 81
Sept. :. G5% c61s 65A s6M s5x
Dec. 55% 5eA 55ss 56ss ssh
OATS
May !. 1914 assS 80 sex seK
Sept. J. sGM s6B sGM seM ssh
Dec. 36h aeA a6% seA ssA
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-Wheat. No. 2
red, 3k@1O7h; No. red. $50
1902; No. 2 hard, 102@105h; No. 8
hard, 96@1o1.
Corn-No. 2, GsA@72Ac; No. Q
white, TIC; No. 2 yellow, 72A@
72Bc; No. 8 corn, 6Sa@72c; No.
white, 7o1k@nAc; No. yellow.
72hc
oats-No. white, asc; No. white,
S6A @37&c; Standard, 37k@3SAc.
St. Louis Cash Grain.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. Wheat No. 2
red, 1o3h @1osh No. red, $50
1924; No. 4 red, 97@971ac; No. 2
hard 1o0@1o61s: No hard, 300
95Bc;; No. hard. 92@93c.
corn-No. 2, e71zc; No. 8, 66h@
&c; No. 4, CSC; No 2 white, 700
701sc. No. white, e91kc; No. a white
&c; No. yellow, 69kc; No. yell
low, e9Mc.
oats-No. 2, se@seAc; No. 8, s5h
636c: No. 4, 35c: No. 2 white, 3ec;
No. 9 white. 9S@3sMc; No. 4 white,
361a @S7c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Good to choice
beef steers, sG.6o07.S0; yearling
steers, good to prime, s6.75@7.s5;
best cows, 81 .00@5. 60: heife-s, good
TO choice, 81 25@G.5 so; stockers.
s.. 1904 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; 5@1oc high
er; mixed. 81 5o6S Is: heavy. s7.25
4 .oU. iuuSH, %. QUIZ 4. ~, ilSHu,
81 G5 rs. 90; pigs. Sc s5@7 95; bulk.
of sales, s7.75@s Is.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24-Butter, strong:
creameries. 24@2Sc. dairies. 21R0
25c; steady; receipts, 1o.4oo; cases
1ec firsts, zoe; prime firsts. 11hc;
Poultry, steady: turks, 15c; chickens,
14hc; springs 1sc.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Butter, firm:
receipts, 1890; creamery extra.
2shc: process, 23@2skc; imitation
creamery firsts, 25c; state dairy, II
@2Sc; poultry, live, steady: chickens,
1sm19c; fowls, 17@17sc; turks. lac;
dressed. quiet. broiiers, 15@21c:
fowls, 16h@17Ac.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 24-Cnttle re
ceipts, $4,000: steady; steers s4 ESD
$50; cows and heifers, S2.0067 IS;
stocl1ers and feeders, S.. 0065 25;
bulls, So. 1904 90; calves. $4,000
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Tomorrow morning at st. Francis
De Sales Catholic church will be
solemnized the marriage of Miss
Florence II. Culkin and Mr. John
Cameron, the ceremony TO be per-
formed by Rev. James Dunnion in the
presence of relatives and invited
friends.
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Mrs. Lucinda c. Hamilton and Mr.
Henry f. Miller were united In mar
rage this morning at 1880 o'clock by
Justice II. c. Landes. the ceremony
being performed at tie home of the
bride on Burke street near the Plank
road
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Sc; As : Y OY0|5rl]yy TIYI

The N. S. G. club members enjoyed
a picnic at Rand park last evening.
The stymie club will entertain at
dancing party at the Country club
Tuesday evening, August 81 invita-
lions for which will be extended this
week.
Miss Jennie Elting and Mr. Charles
Monroe were married at II o'clock
yesterday morning at Carthage and
returned to this city last evening to
make their home.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO Produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Butter, strong:
creameries. 24@2Sc. dairies. 21R@
25c; steady; receipts, 10,4o0; cases
1ec; firsts, zoe; prime firsts, 11kc;
Poultry, steady; turks, 15c; chickens.
14Ac; springs 1Sc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-13
Two Hobos Would Warm Their
Feet

The Southwestern came near
having one car less last Tuesday
morning, when two "hobos" built a
bon fire in n corner OF a box car
in the local Yards, in order to
warm their feet. The two seemed
To be very comfortably fixed, not
minding the smoke at all, when
some one at the depot detected the
clouds that rolled from the doors
and cracks.
Two working men procured a
hose and ran to the burning car.
The hobos were still enjoying the
comforts OF the hteside when they
were rudely aroused from their
smoky dreams Toy the sudden chill
OF a hose application. A scramble
ensued and then the tramps,
drcnched through and through,
made their escape through the door
IN the opposite side OF the
The others entered and extin.
guished the blaze. One corner OF
the a Vas almost burned through
when the fire was put out.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-13
The New Shades in Millinery

Knowing Oirom hearsayJ that
the ladies' like to know what ar
the latest STYLES and colors ~ NIL.
linery, our reporter went into the
Famous and had an interview with
Madam kessler the expert design.
CT and trimmer and we give below
the names OF the new shades Tor
strictly up TO ate 1000 Sprlng
Millinery. Madam Rcsslcr is an
expert m her line, has had ten
years experience in designing and
trimming and IS now preparing
tor the Millinery Opening the date
OF which will bc announced later.
Newill not attempt to describe
the shapes OF the hats tor they
looked to us like they were upside
down, but she said 1t vas the
style" and that is enough Tor a
lady to know. Pattern hats from
Chicago, New York and some i'm.
portations from Paris, together
with those being made by Madam
Rcsslcr will he shown at the open.
ing. She told us that the names
OF some oi the colors Tor this
| Spring are, Wisterid, Cantawba,
Ginger, sapphire, Malone Cham,
payne, Raspberry, and that flower.
will be worn IN great proiusion,
some Of the new creations resem.
hled a basket covered with flowers,
turned upsld, down and the bot.
tom Ut the basket covered with
moss. Some OF the roses ar, a.
large as a dinner plate but they
ate the "~stNle" this Spring.
Burnt Straw is one OF the shade.
this spring and while it may nj
be as pretty as some othei color,
! we saw, 1t Is the style all tn,
same. We were impressed witt
the prices AT which thcS, beautiiu
hats are to he sold, We have hearC
50 much about millinery hills, tina
We supposed that these ,i,gan
pattern hats would b, uut Of tn,
reach OF the ordinary mortal, hu.
they ar, not. The prices viii sui
YOU.
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TO SUIT THE MOST FASTIDIOUS--NO BELLS
"NOTHING BUT THE BEST"

Mrs. O'Ruurke and children
and Miss Alma Cramer, returned
from a visit to III Paso last Wed.
nesday morning.
n. v. Gallegos has purchased
lots SIX and seven in block thirteen
OF the original townsite Tor the
consideration oil six hundred dol.
lars.
Otto Elder caught the tree plant.
ing spirit and set out eighty shade
trees and forty fruit trees on his
place in the Highland park addi-
ton, this week.
Miss Alma Cramef, who has
been visiting Mrs. James ORourke
Tor the pas, several weeks, lett
last Thursday Tor her home IN
Omaha, Nebraska.
Henry {. Ulen, IT,, president
oil the Ulen Suthe lin Municipal
Bond company, OF Kansas City,
was in Tucuncari Wednesday at.
tending to business.
The News has been requested 70
state that the lady who was hurt
in a runaway last week, An account
OF which appeared in the last Issu,
ri the News, was Mrs. J. H.. Scott
and not Mrs. John Scott.
The roll oil membership on the
Presbyterian church shows that tn,
membership only lacks eleven per.
sons oil having been increased on,
hundred percent during the las
eleven months.
The Elder Electric compan,
has leased the old Federal Bank.
ing building and have moved Their
stock into il. The building hl,
been divided and J.. A. Ham ha'
~sub-leased one halt for his harber
shop.
r. r.. Hodgccoke was IN the cit,
last Monday and bought IN automo
bile from Sherwood and Hard
grave. The new machine is h. ID,
used in conveying passengers iron
the Choctsw Railway to the new
Endee townsite.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-13
Tucvmcsri Leads off and Dallas.
Texas. Fails in Line

Ho, IucumcaFi What Iucum.
carl has begun, other cities have
taken up. The beautiful Miss
Josephine Hood, who was seen
with her soft brown eyes and tempt.
ing locks on the streets OF this city
only a few weeks ago has also been
seen IN Vera Cruz, Mexico and
Dallas, Texas.
Her relatives were more forum.
ate IN the latter named cities than
they were here, however, Tor II is
said that she has been taken back
10 her mothers arms after three
years oil adventure and romance.
So say the Dallas paper:
Josephine Hood, the pretty
North Carolina victim OF the big.
amist and bogus Lord Sholto
Douglas has been found 10y her
mother in Vera Cruz, Mex, and
tonight they are en- route home.
Mrs. Hood arrived here yesterday
and was not long in getting trace
OF her daughter, who DESPITE many
tel grams from friends and fcla.
tives had endcavorcd to hide her
self Her identity here has been
hidden under an assumed name.
and no n suspected that the
pretty and dcmute little woman
was other than she represented AZ d
fought shy OF all strangers. Miss
Hood sought seclusion and did not
wish her friends or relatives 10
know her whereabouts, p%reierring
to tight LIES battle alone and un-
known. There was a most afiec
tionatc scene when mother and
daughter met. Both brokc down.
and a they embraced burst int,
tears. Their sobs were most hear.
rrndlng. They wcre lett alone,
and Tor three hours talked over tn,
events OF the past three years. Tn,
daughter vas assured there wa,
nothing but a warm welcome await,
INK her at home 10y her relative.
aud friends. She was told how al
had grievcd over her absence anc
assured that the fault was not her S
The mother and daughter lett ior
the east tcday.'
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Gross, KELLY & Co.
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior. United States
Land Once. IuCumcatI, New Mexico.
Feb. 8, IgoD.
A ,uihcicnt contest AFFIDAVIT having been
filed in this cfhce by j. J. King VI Enid.
Okla, contestant. against homestead entry
No. i4GgI made January so. 1907. for sw4
sec I t~p s n, OF range 53e, y NJ. principal
meridian. 10y Adam l. Shipley. Contestce.
N which II ~ alleged under date OF
April D. 1905. that the SAID Adam l.. Ship
ley nae wholly abandoned said tract and
had changed his residence thefefrom for
more than six months since making said
eutry and that he had never made settle
ments OF any kind on said homestead and
that said defaults still existed at the date
OF affidavit Of contest. And tina, his alb
senCr from said land was not due to mill.
tary service. SAID parties are hereby mott.
he'd To appear. respond. and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock a.
m on April o. 1909, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land
Office m Tucumcari. y. NJ.
tIhe SAID contestant having. IN a proper
AFFIDAVIT. filed February s, . % set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service Of this notice can not be
made. It IS hereby ordered and directed
thai such notice be given by due and pro
per publication.
80 X. A. PRENTICE. Register
Cont. 7so y V. GALLEGos. Receiver.
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Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Hoban re.
turned to their home in III Paso
last Wednesday.
Mrs. {. &. Clark has returned
from an extended visit to Little
Rock, Arkansas.
G w. Nushaw OF Dayton, Ohio,
was in the city last Monday at
tending to business.
Mrs. e.. e.. Chapman who has
been i'll Tor the past week is report
ed to be improving.
J.. l.. Eslinger who lives ten
miles south oil this city was in Tu-
cumcari last Monday.
DR.. Sullivan and w. l.. Batson,
Of Endre, were in the city last
Monday on business.
l.. w. Spotwood OF New York,
is conducting the auction sale loI
the Perlstein Brothers.
w. A.. Jackson has returned
from an extended trip through
Colorado and Nevada.
]. +. Utter OF amarillo, was in
the city last Thursday attending "a
property interests here.
DR.. T.. s. Haworth OF San lon,
was in Tucumcari Tuesday attend,
ing to business matters.
The little six months old baby
boy OF r. A Wallace, which ha.
been quite sick is better.
Harry McElroy will leave Sun.
day night Tor Alamogordo to at
tend to legal business there.
A.. q. Curtis, resumed his du,ie,
on the Dawson line, after a vis'
to his old home in Kentucky.
Pure Alfalfa Hay, I cars Jus
received; $500 per ton. Nc
Donald * Dunlap. 23-tt.c.
The residence which is beins
constructed Tor Eugene Gordon
will he completed next week.
The News is pleased TO announc'
that Hon. NJ. C. Mechem is agar
able to attend his official duties.
The new residence which is be
ing built by y. V. Gallegos oil
Center street, is almost completed
Everybody is waiting TOR tn,
Millinery Opening at the Famous
23.It
FOR RENT-One OF two room
to man and wife or lady. lnquir,
at Jumbo Store. 25.It.pd.
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w. A.. Jackson purchas d from
the Roy Bros of Roy, y. NJ five
hundred earrings to be delivered
here next May.
Cresap was in from San ion
Tuesday and informed the News
that he had purchased two more
farms. This makes a total OF five
he has bought since coming to
Quay county. He remarked tha,
he had mote money 10 spend Tor
Quay county land Mr.. Crcsap
is from Iowa and has an idea as TO
wha, this land IS going to be- worth
in a lew years and IS supply buy.
ing it as an inv, stment.
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s H 0 s

r. J. Allen OF Texico, was in the
city Tuesday.
Walter Henry OF Cuervo, spent
Tuesday in the city.
r. Wal, Tor the Millinery Opening
at the Famous. az Ito
Sam Marshall OF Endee, was in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Ogden OF Obar, was in Tu.
cumcari last Wednesday.
c. {. Davidson and Alex. Street
spent the week in Portales.
Mrs. !. X King, spent the early
part Of the week in Dawson.
Miss Nell Jennings OF San Jon,
was in the city last Monday.
Roy o. Housed oil Topeka, Kan.
sas, was in the city Monday.
Linz Mofet lett last Tuesday
for a business trip to Colorado.
Millinery arriving every day al
the Famous, wait Tor opening. 23-Ic
&. NJ Potter OF Montova, was
in Tucumcari the first OF the week.
Miss Leonora Shcarct, has ac-
cepted a position with Mrs. Severe.
1t will pay YOU to wait for the
Millinery Opening at the Famous.
25It-c
Hugh Jones OF San lon. was in
the city last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Kate Moser, who is well
known IN this city, is still report.
ed TO be very i'll.
II YOU want good Hay that your
horse will eat. Go to 5. v. vii.
liams. 23-G {
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Barr OF
Hudson, were in Tucumcari las,
Tuesday.
The Evans Realty Co. advises
the purchase OF real estate ioI
quick profits.
Y a-h-A-f.l a-f-l-a-4 carloads.
Mcdonald * Dunlap; $500 pei
ton. 23-tt.c.
A. T.. Cook, has accepted a posi-,
ton as night Waterman in the locaI
railway yards.
Get the best prices you can or
choice prairie hay, and then 20 tc
Mcdonald * Dunlap and get a
cheaper price. al
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-13
Notice 10 Catholics

Mas will b. said in the court
house on Sunday March aIst at
eisht and ten o'clock a. M. sharp,
and on MoEdty morning there will
also br "A mass said in the court
house and children will receive
their first communion.
All those desiring to perform
their Easter Duty may do so at
tnI, time a. confession will be
heard in the court house on Satur.
dav afternoon and Sunday and
Monday before mass.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-13
To The Public.

After a Joint consultation OF the
pastors and OF sore OF the officers
OF the w. {. 7. l. it was decided
that the coming services OF March
2sth would be given over to Tenn.
perancr, and hold only one service
Tor that hour. Since the Baptist
Church will accommodate abou,
500 peopl, it vas thought best to
have it there. You are respectful
~ invited.
w. T.. Taggart.
Sec. OF Meeting.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior. u. >. Land
Office at Tucumcari. y. VI. March 10. 1909
Notice is hereby given that William n.
Wright. Of kevuelto. y NJ, who. on Oct
ODER 5, iguo, made homestead entry No.
1889 serial No % 600. Tor sea sec 81. twp
~ n, : 81 e, y. NJ principal me uidian, has
filed notice OF intention to make hnal com-
mutation proof, to establish claim &c the
land above described, before Register and
Receiver. L. 5. Land Ofhce. at TGcum-
carr, y. NJ. on the 4th day OF May. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert l. Houston. Yell l%enkns. Thomas
J. Culpepper, OF Revueltn. y. ". James
q. Furguson. OF san Jon. y VI.
) tt.oq II, a. PRENTICE. Register
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NOTIcE FOk ruBL.IcArIoN

Department Of yae Interior q ,. Land
Oihce At Iucumcari, y NJ. March TO.
1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Francis NJ
Salyers, OF Tucumcari, y NJ, who, on
Nov 5 fgos made homestead entry No
5i34, serial No. u4o7z, tor se4se4 sec. q,
sw4sw4 sec I, n2nw4, sec u, twp ~ n. r
50 e, y NJ principal meridian. has hled
notice OF intention to make final hive year
proof. o. establish claim to the land above
described, before Register aud Receiver.
U ). Land Ofhce. at Tucumcari, ~ NJ.
on the goth day OF April. 1909.
Claimant names As witnesses.
Jerry Terrell, " Z. Buchanan. John Z
Whitmore. Akin. all Of Tucumcsri. n.
NJ.
3-ti-og X. a. PRENTICE, Register
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NorIcE fok puBLICATIoN

Department OF the Interior. { ) Land
Othce at Tucumeari. y VI. March TO. 1909
Notice is hereby given tina, Joseph W.
Burlington. OF Tucumcari, y NJ, who. on
Sept. Ia. 1000. made homestead entry No.
Ios6s. serial No. oiSo4, tor e9nw4 aud lots
I and 2. sec =. twp to n 81 e., y. NJ.
principal meridian, has filed notice OF in
tention to make hnal commutation proof.
TO establish clam to the land above de-
sct3ed. before Register and Receiver. u.
; Land Office at Tucumcsri, y. NJ, On the
10th day OF April. 1909.
Claimant names a. witnesses
ode W. Davis Ben Robertson. Arthur
Gerdner. Edward Ddughiry. all OF Tucum-
carl. y VI.
3-iI-og " n ihESilSE' Nesis'er
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An Appreciation

We desire to return our thanks
TO the members OF the Fire Com.
pany and others, and to express
our apprec alton OF their prompt
and efficient work n extingulshlng
the FIRE IN our warehouse Sunday
night. By their excellent work
- hat might have been a serious
loss resulted in comparatively
slight damage.
21.It GgOSS. KELLY AZ Ca.
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NOTICE HOk PuBLIcATIoN

NDIINL |VN
Depa ftm Of the Interior q. ; Land
Office at Turumcari. n NJ March -.
100
Notice ~ hereby gwen that Robert ..
Horne. Of Tucumcari y VI who. on Nov.
IS, 1900. made homestead entry No t,tos
serial No O6iso, for sw4 sec 20. twp "a n.
r 81 e, y VI principal meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make hnal m
lion proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and Re.
ceiyer y ) Land Office. Il T~ucumcari,
y. VI on the 10th day Of April. rgOg
Claimant names AS witnesses:
J. + Sherwood y l. Sharp. J. ! Akin,
" Campbell. all OF Turumcari. y NJ
B.If-Og H. A. pEESTtcE. Register
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ROLAND Bros. & Kann
WE HAVE

All kinds OF Electric Lamps on
the market, and do wiring accord
Ing to Underwriters rules. Prices
right. Phone as. Ta,lor's Novelty
Store. 23-tt-c.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06
Come in Whistling.

When the Omaha and Sonth
Omaha business men are with
in a mile of Mo. Valley on their
Western Iowa Trade Excursion
the middle of the month, they
intended to announce their
coming with long blasts of a
siren whistle which they carry
on all their trips for this purpose
It is so different from any
thing around here it will be
readily noticed. On arrival
they will turn loose a full brass
band of twenty-five peices,
march up town and in many
other ways let us know they are
in town. They ask for no enter
tainment, only that they may
call on our business men in their
various stores and offices if
possible. Although visitors,
they are coming equipped to do
the entertaining. While their
visit is a social one, with the
ultimate object of creating bet
ter trade relations, this COM
unity will be given an excellent
opportunity to show off to adj
vantage. There will be a large
number of bankers and moneyed
men in the party who, in their
thousand mile tour, will be on
the outlook for good invest
ments and our town and sur
rounding country might seem
good to them. A big delegation
from the live stock men and
grain exchange will accompany
the excursion and expect to
find western Iowa in the front
ranks when it comes to hus-
bandry.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06

whatever to either of us in the
condition of our accounts. In
fact, we feel a justifiable pride
in the few errors when the vol
ume of business is considered.
We want this report examined
and studied. We court inspec-
ton.
If any person or persons
doubt the facts and figures of
the above statement and will
come to the auditors office and
examine the original report,
which is on file, and do not find
the errors reported as we have
stated, we hereby agree to pay
for their time and expense in
making such examination.
We further invite you to ask
either Mr.. Wood or Mr.. Eshel-
man when you see them, as to
the condition of the record in
these offices. Any newspaper
wishing to publish a copy
of the report on these offices in
full will be furnished with a
certified copy upon request,
without expense to them. Read
err, did malice or a desire to be
fair and just prompt the writ
ing Of the World Herald Arti-
Gle. Respectfully,
D. d. Brainard
ID. M. Atkins
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-06
The Omaha Bee Yesterday

The Omaha Bee yesterday
contained the names of the
business men of Omaha who
are going on the trade excur-
sion through western Iowa, the
middle of this month. Among
the names, we notice two Of
former Mo Valley boys, James
Rockwell, who is manager of
sales for Sunderland Bros & Co.
and j. Clark Colt who is buyer
for Lee, Glass, ANDERSEN Co.
The citizens of our city should
make it a point to get out the
morning of the 18th, and give
them a rousing reception.