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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-19
GAteass. 18. TeBember.

NhHsdAes 10. letcHtDcr.
slf.--Der War,t mar ptlig. @tnter
4stentsss. 75--4 80, Stratsbts 81. CO.. SO.
eprins gaterts $50 -- $50, Stratsbts
A.25-4.50. Basers %. 5o-475.
Bstysn. fir Iesember 94H-955sc,
am snlus S5Ze fir gat 99A -1ooc,
am sdlus 9s2e, far SuIt s6H-s5Ac,
am SdInb 95Le.
Eeli &.ora. gar 0esember s31as-
6311e, am eHrub s3Ic; fir Na! $40
s4Xe, am s6IaB 641Se; fur Suit siH-
64Tse, am SAius 645Sc.
9afss. - Bitr Gesem5er Al - 4714c,
am sAIas 4711St; fir Tai 48Z-49Lc, am
edlus 4s7Se; fir Suit 45ssss-4e11sc. am
edbIus 45Is.
Rssssn. rs. q s2t5e.
eerffs. -- SUITE Satterssrte so-1ooe,
suite bis aotes RaI.ssrrs 105-I24e.
Sla aAsfaamsr.-Rs. l .. u. ais hc,
no. / r. %. 252e.
st motbsfaam.r. Reuer $12.so
- 1900 per GeHtHsr.
4Geeiaamsn. $3.50 - 2o.25 pee
Gentner.
9espsr,. $500 - 1928 Der Sbl.
Sar gtai $ls.s5--16.s5, am SdIus $ls.85;
fur Suit $15.97X - 1910, am S6Lus
sle.021x.
edmaI,.-ss. .o5 per 100 gfunb. - I'D,
Suuuar 50 OH --s.15, ana ehluB So 10
fiirNai SS.27X--s.40, am S6lus $3.50.
short Rspssr1s!:s 9ofs $7s75
per lGo Rfunb.--gar Rat s. .42h-8.65
am SHIus $3.50 ffir Suit $8.47L -
s.55, am Shlus ss.52K.
Hattsr.--Rarit itsti8. grssmery 26-
-S4e, Eai-p 23-3le.
gtsr - Mars. Ftstts. Srtf3s % -
2le Ser Duteno.
sdi.. - Msrtt itetts. Sream 1874 -
Lee per BfuRh.
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Uns. Ssnss xMS itfHsW n ass psrs.

Uas. 6snss mWS sffssW N ssss psr.
assb .sn esas warts ~ SH-sX% auss
aelieten.
grims 0eiAafsparsere surseH ~ az
~ stsfenti-4.
Gteritnr yr4sn4s N fetta. -
etAf ~ $4.s anS 90 xass " e4.saH
--l.S3Z.
0unSss.pIttssitsnsnp parsn be.
tis mmb wmrSsH wts ssl4t aMstirf:
Ser. Stsaten NefunbinA ~ 100l
esb., ~ rsaiMrtyts ll925) i1Se-113T.
dsuysxs lf31<-114L. 81 reaiitrtrte 10l "
--ioaK, Gsussxs I6aH-losH. psnaMa
eeapsnA q & 100 deb.
4fttenmaeft. Ter Marft mar beuis
xnasreeelt. Giniae Aitien bss Cite 9sn'
aeu is bie b59e, befoSbers Aeaolns. aHs
bsys hiMaeaen wurben I'M gfetie hsrabae..
bvsi6f. GBeesn SHfms aber rsnroe Elm Grnd
swm geri9ufen ausseiibt unn Der Marsi
jdbIof fd5ipa&. Die e6IuSnosirunaen ffans
bsu In ben mesf.en GdEsn efroas aHter oe'
nen pon esftern.
Ne6fxfenSs 3uris warssH sen ter Dtrs
Nc Sruts, Oaansdn / &C., ITO. 2SS--xSz
DaiRxt Stvats. bert4tet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-19
Ne6erHd)t OeS Cincinnati
W3artte6,
far bic Nontas, ben Is. De,by. lsll,
enbiseube @o&e.

Gsaetaaatt, L. Ietemker.
Die na4fslssnlea nnstirunasn beaistes
h4 nur auf enarsS GransastssMsn. Del
neinusH oef4aftsa serssa ssnas SS6srs
y.eifs bssetRst.
VrssifisHsa.
Der Wsres oar rnhia sab bls ersifs ftsffa.
e1maft. - vrima Gsssm D. sS--s.96e
f.s.t.
lrskxestaIssast stsif&. Rsrst
wtuises. o(srt clear Gsitsn ss s--oc, iksrt
4ypsHfsitsa e1-S%s, sEtra iksrt eisar
osstsn Sk-SZs. Sduitssn ~ =. se.
Deaifs oK - ioa&e lsfe sns ~ nse9r
2ssss. = Rasst asas. stsst nsr.
0sstea eN-i0e, fsrts thtSeMfsstea 91<
-Qks. sTtra itsrt clear 1sitsn eH--esIe,
O4uttsvn 81 - Dc Snt DsaisS I0k -
ille isfs sss ~ tr pfssb asbr Der.
eSear C1rsd 9Isif4.- Msrft asris.
94tnssa 400 - iA.60. pisHie eAaItsr
00o- -lOI0, DrsGtfsA Osssn Il. .Uo-le.GO,
04oItesn SIS - 9.1e. NeD Dpx2 out
44eo1es1 co.O0 - ESQ tse1sas Dssfs
o4inSsa 10 o.Oo-2O.oo.
0ttesDStsits eIstf4.-Ngarst as.
M 04ialss l2-12Ks, ptsate o4uItera
-eHs 0sli4s l1k l6x, o4xlieex
! - 6zs Nm osss Sss G4alisrs ek--
y tstf 4sseGslf4.-14islss loK-
viesis O4nItsSa ! - 7ks, o4sltssn az
--3Ns, f5eet 1itpmisitm oN - og, f6esR
1ess 9sttsn ok-oks, extra j1eSt oea1en
~ nsokss 10 -les pss ofssbl
QsN 80 ostsslAe
A.kK Us~6-- mse~ns a -
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audes. - Rreiie ifetia. Raf6uirtes
Gxt Qeaf7. Zoe, psnSsrst 9. 20. Gatsss. .6Ss
oranufates s.soe. gsRfsetisssrI >. r" .. lSe,
Of II" s95--s.l5e. wsitss srtrs ..x"
6.sS-S. 90e, sytra O." 5.7e-5.8Oe. srsiat.
rsr seller S60-5.SSs
Nsfaffsi IN A,As. xsv orlssst
pyex Kettle S--44e. gsRsrifnasl ls-1E,
ysr 0a1sas. SsssSxw sS-3se vsrosSsss.
0sts.-Wsrst ssmtiA fsbtsH aRs o..
Tie. asuiNasa. ssaes &ssb g. --sKs. vrtus
AH-Ste. .srslnxssss -ls. 3Apss ~
lAs per vfaRA
Tstrn nSrstusta
Dsftsr Rarftsubia unh sfetid. Tanes
Gresmsrp s7lfe. Grsamsrp rrks 29hs b..
fsessss 24Hs fssss Dstrp 2se. No. /
aifs. - WsrH ssas. ca. xS i*.
0Ansi,ss sis--i9e. atRtxrsss llK-iSe.
eisr. Aaffrast aui. greis fer
orsinarn firfs 2zc. isssHSS 1ss per Istens.
aut. eprins ebiSsrs psx ~ Sfunt
1aIRsr l0xe. 0ltns s1s, 1rsttaSnsr
AoHss 0hhS Vts I1Ntb SWsS6 WV y pfhHVs
uue tssabsr 12Ke. nntss Yfunb Zoe.
Gdnie s-l0e Sss IN.
CIh aRs SEMI,
Xspfef. - Janes $500 - $50, sste
31oo -375, ssSoAnIi4e ei.2s-2.0o per
Bbl.
Gttrsnsm - Rarh fiehs. ari,ona
N,oo- -A.so, California 400 $50 per
psssssa. - masn, ,iN, sss a,h,. /.
ariiona A.0o--5oo, 5lor!Sa ta.2s-2.7s
per Rita.
Me tnsrsubsm. -g gsnp Gasauba 10
-l2e per aorb.
aronsbesre n--sa. .Oo-s. 30 per BJI.
unb os.2k--2.5O pts Rite.
&artsff Of Z. 49, Mi6taan o.. .Oo-s. .7g
per Dti. unb So-e5s per Du. auf ben 0s'
letie.
acknowledgements a.r.
Fen sl.o0-i.l0. fanen 81 20 per bamveS.
4yant. - Nssss nstis. Danigk GA. 90
ut 90 per Tom unt 81 .TG--l 20 per 0Sl.
snl BEN Geleife. GtateinsiiAee ois.0o -
21.o0per Ton.
Cts6raben - soe-4i 90 per Btt.
n b Sets. - oiaksimifAe eslSe q. %
Las. sspobnIsds rssbe zoe per Nu.
1sRb.
0slRsR,- lan Rstts. 1rins Rss.
ssDfst os.lS ssNstts aa6 tst 4Ssb 4ss
ySA4ts Kesp 80 Der On.
ess.-Nsyn rsess. Nssss ~. I Tino.
tlp 128.6O, ~. 30. &27. Loo. 10. 3 b..
el9.5o 1880 ATss. ssssii4tss ~. l
e22 .26-22.75, Rs. 2 b. t2o.75 - ai .aS.
4Iss 10. t2l 90. 30. 2 bo. o1o. 90
-20.s0. Mlfsfa $3.50 per Hsa.
Na1tsafuttss IN a.--Alsis cas-. 80
-34.S0, &tAtsiaa eysbs 81 % % 90, 30.
fsiRss 80 .0o-s0o0. aswtf1tes exttss
e0S. .0O-e6.c 90 per xsRns II Dsls xnb ol -
nses 4af ssss Ostsifs.
WslIe. - Iie Ra&frase mar eins asts
uno ber Rasft ftetia. Tie SdnbIsr iasffsn
gu ben folssnben gseiisx:
ungswsf&eRs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-19

fss1ls1 1Ot, Dtts. Asnta3y xRS SsSt9aa
oxe yes OGueae. Gssns eafslia isc,
H6ptts 1os yss O41sHs.
oell. - Der Mssss IN raNs. DSts
0aess SSe, Xt9tSsa xss Hsrsn 1o4c yer
Utf. vsM 10 1fnAb.
Eel 1 ~ estts. priws sHp essz-s1Se,
b.. Gsaxtss 61-ss<e ysr 4faRS.
4st fsR.-A Assjt sHSta. 4pxetisstexy
oe.Ag, Nst xni 0fs6 32.0o, 4anapts
Ota&ssDisn ee.3S. Nms xns Sts& 81 so
3.0oyv xsnas GbesEssfsrt. NaMS iee etx2.
btlsW e4.26, lR1trastts $7.26 per fsHxe
GSgsiisfest. Gsfs fsfst $3.50 per 1sRRs
st1eltsfsrt.
0&Msrst sa. - Nasit 'sf. AIesfss'
men $40 .oo-1l 90 saf benz 0eIeiis ans&I2 90
~l2. 80 psf 0s. ssm store EtMstky Sc. 90
-S.9S suf bsw Osfsifs sat S7.00--7.2 .25
Per Unf1sI Sen Gtses. DaAustssn 90e
anf ssn 0eleife xnb el.lC psm Stsre.
eeD er n.-4aAfraGe sxt. yrs.is ftetid.
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Etu Harf. 1s. Temmber.

Ntw Esrt, Is. Tetembtr.
stHu rubia iu $3.50 - $500; aupfer
rsr ieft; ssts ~ Ia - l44t, eIsetroIp.
tsic tu l3X-l4c unb eating III l35s-
1875. Blei wcr feiter ~ S44o-4.5 80
epsIter rubis yu s625-6.35. eiisu mar
ruhis no. 5eanbrp Rorthern su $14.75
-15.oo, 30. q ss. ~ $l4.5o--l4.75, 9c.
| Ssuttern ans SC. l Soatteru loft iu
tl426-l475.
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gatesSs. Is. DECEMBER.

NtaSpts1. Dsesss $3.50 - $50,
xsrss 0tts,s a. I0-S.75. peAAAs otisrs
- $3.50, Cts 4sss xHs SesSsrS Ss.25--
$50. AAAs xss 3stfsss 81 .S0-s.25 AtISes
%. 5.5o-S0o. Rarit loc niebriger.
eAust ne. .-1st4h $3.50 - 6.lo,, o..
ntfAts s575-S.21k. f4Dsss . .s5-s.2S,
s4nts tS.S5 - 600, sxfs tts GxSssis{sss
f4vsrs o6.oO---s.25. tsstsI t4.50 - $40.
Narft rutis anb 1o--I5e niebriser.
9Aais aab . - AMss.-o4a eins
1sanaf4sea bo--4.l0. DstA4s q. To- 90,
SA1sginss - oo-S.s0.
91nass. - otxIstaii4s -. .00--5. so,
psAii4s el.95--S.90 Nssh fHwa9 biz l0s
niebriaer.
Aufa1s. - NixAstsS 30 600. 0austxe
50. .ooo. 9nstA nxA 3A110 40.0oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-19

0sAs.-Nsrft rasis uns tetis. 1anb.
fsssaufsa Syima ,x 3s--7se per gfans nne
Sssseufsn nsiRs nusntttd.sn tu 2--3e Rsb-.
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" ~
,iemIih oros. bic 9ntfrage nar mGsig uuo
bic preiie itetts. 49, Sioders unb 5eeoers
paren in gutter aahfrase unb itetis I'm
gretie.
gausrs Etisss ss.65 - s.85, ertra
s7.o0--7.25, fancu 81. .75-s.l 10, D6Ten 81 30
SIS, extra Slsif6srNisrs S4.25-6. .25,
erfra t6.35 - $50, Dsifsrs S3.25-5.o0,
ertra IS. 1850, Rake sl.5o-4. 10. ertra
-. l0-4.T5 eanxers 81 .25-265, sto6ers
uHs Seestrs $8.50-5.25,
8allen. Bel nar maSiger 3nfabr
mar Der W artt heuts ftetis.
Massrs uno Isi4ts 81. 2.75-3.75, BeIegna
S3.75 - 425. srtra -, ietts 6uasn
N25-..75.
RtI6tube. In Der perFoiienen
8ohe mar bic Rahfvaae sine ;iemIid quite
unb bic slreiis mareu ftetig.
Gr.rd s6 500--7o 90, quite bic auserleieue
s45.oo-SSoo, orosuars bis quite $1,000
42.50.
r-Dute bis auserIeiene Ieitte
Aalber waren ftetia. anbsrs fIau uun
ihpah uno i'm 25-s0s nisorieer.
Drbtndrs xHs sross So .o0-7.o0 fats bi&
snis lsi4ts $6.25--6.75. EXTRA 90 90.
A6Ites In ben aonnitsns 0duieru. -
Saxey SLe. prims bis suSerIeiens -
Sc. srstRdre 4--6he.
S6wei Inc Ge 3ufubr mar beute
siemlih grob uns oer Rartt iufolsebeien
ptais.
SAnsre e9metns brahten 3o.25.
auis Bis sassrlsiess SsryaduHss. nab
Hell 'Aerfsrtss e6 .20-6.25. ssmiibte Ser,
Saknnssisxien 90. .0o-S 20. ersinArs Bis
axssrIsssns fApsrs fstts eans "a .0o-5 IS,
eytra IS rs, etass $500 - 500, Ieiate
BsrianstiDrtsx S5.80-s.o0. 8sr,sl ssa lie
Bfuns unN psxissr - .00--5.S0.
GAsfs fsans sam msr. - lie 3ufukr
mar beute sismlih sros, BITE Raafrase eine
quite unb bic 4reiie itetie.
SCALE. - Qytra $3.50, sate BIS aus.
erIIefens "a. 3.oo-3.40 orein6rs Ste axte 81 rs
ITS, eto6 SHafe $3.0o--35o. ertra
-. SabrIiuss $S.5o-4.25.
2Ammer - Gytra %. lo-S.25, quite Bic
suserIefene t5.50-600. oretndrs BIS quite
S3.25--5.26.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-19
pfer6e nnb wauleiel.
Cincinnati, 1s. Ter

Gfnetnnatt, IL. Tei.
Tss ARasbet uer TN Der perHofieusr
Rs6e esuas oroser anb belief fih auF lsl
Rfefee unb l94 RauIfhtere Tis wlb'rdae
mar cine Isbhaftere. bod blieben bt. 8reiFe
anueraHber.. Tte Gustiraneen rusr.H ute
fcIsf
GAsrfrs 5aseftres i4oo bis 800 Ef sls'-2s
Ncrms&uier i200 btS 400 Dfb. 1000
xxSrss GtnnfS. ] 900 Bic 4 goo Bte. S-tt0
Tturfnlc0rin Hferbe 1 coo bte 200 $50
ShbIt6e Hferhe. 900 sis 1000 no 80. 7k-lE
FInAe. ........................ o. 81
ff'Afe Tnkrrferhe he...................I Ig-sgl
Wrfferu #nacf Ffsrte. o. 90
0N 70 agrs rnb auffu.. 200 bic
3Ke I'm Observation-Disclosures. ISn-1iO
eftg. ~ bis 10 eanS, 600 Hs 900 gi. 75--lss
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0sls. - Nsse ID kstss. - 0sir1l
D1se 7ss. esee41es 7ls ~ oG1eas 4
1sttsa ysa ; nk. ostUa OtM1W xsn
1ss11g - pss oessns. 9D11e1 0esb
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Uol,s WeIousartte.
ginsinnats, ls. Dsa 1911.

0sustWWuSt Acs ASb ASSAs
Tie OAaItn naren beuts NIT sentsHs'
usbettsn piemitH itarf bsimdfttst Boo wei
Ste koMfsase mad Iarleben ieine is9r Gsctt
une CeIo mar piIfts. Bon ben 8aassn
fbatbsn EarteAeH ,,on eau" ~ ~ - W
ausssliebtH nnb @sf4difSpa mxrben
su 5k--sS bisfonfist. 0ts glasler pie.
ry5sA YsipGtfonbB O. W -6$ .ois eaU''
xHs o. 81 ant 3stt.
tssAfn snf Rew 0ssf.
huxbsn u 2Oe prdmts yntiHeH DanisN
periaxf. Die GouRtsrrats tstrdst 6os Yrd.
,4is pss $1,000.
wsAsd mi Gxysps.
hstie. oents flSS bk isrsentsx nnstirua,
tea 3 bSft4teM:
2Saten, Eass St6i. s4.s8TS ses
q % xaee St6t, A.84ss ser 6 pA.
~ 1ese Ss0t, 51z1<-5l5 francs pev 500
20 xeSs St4t, bt71 $50 francs per 800;
fAS 1smtf4Iana zdse St&t RsSt o61 e
%. % 1Ase Sidt, 94He.
DeeEnsentarp Htas auf 2snten nurtea
- 4.92L, auf 0tasssm ju el.s2 mnS
anf 0sifaa ~ 14.6lN usytaHft.
- -
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.Hffisn ssa TsrBAsmsss- -osssaiAssssw.
,.;'i..; ,.,s.s; sas'''s. s..." 80. 100
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-19

o 1imist In bieiieen Clearing sBonis tss
Net I'D Beute auf q, l5S, ,760.
xss6f. esIasifxsn
Ma& beute maren bic @eiAdfte wtetsr
ruble unb bic greiie itetis. Die Gas Ah
tien Irasen unaefdtr ste einsisen 94piess,
pel&s stwas aebsn isisten. gerssnft Uus'
ben:
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Der Esrianst b.tralrn bsri.Lssn 2stt:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
FOR SALE

For Sale = Dakota bearded, hard
seed wheat 81 per bushel Will sell
from my grainary between Cal Junction
and Modale Geo Coulthard, phone
1904 pm9
For Sale-Fancv Rose Comb, Brown
Leghorns 81 30 per pair.
Miss Clipsie ] mes, Calhoun, Ia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Cut Short Items.


G. D. Losh returned from Pts
gah, after spending some days
with his father, who is danger
ously sick.
Louie Larson spent several
days of last week with Mr.. Nels
Hanson, near Modale.
Mr.. Peterson, of Mo. Valley,
was calling at John Kirklands,
last Monday.
Chris Johnson returned to his
home in Washington, Saturday,
after a two weeks visit with Lii
las Williamson and family.
Earl Smith, of California juno.
ton, was an over Sunday visi.
tor at the nome of Levi Stew.
art.
Grandma 5',acklett, Mrs. How
ara ShscAia.l and children, Wis
tied WITH IN" G. D. Losh family
last Sunday
Peter Larson and Mr.. Fank-
son, were Omaha visitors last
| week.
Ne!s Hansen was calling on
friends in River View, Sunday.
Tessa Foreman, of Mo. Valley,
spent last,,Saturday and Sunday
with Jno. kirkland and family.
Mrs. L. K. McGavren, of st.
John, visited with Frank Viii.
son and family this week.
Mr.. Henderson is visiting L.
Williamson and family.
Advice From a Former lowan.
A former resident of Iowa,
and now a resident of Califor-
MA, sends "home" the following
bit Of advice, which should be
called to the attention of every
member of the legislature:
eff the Iowa people ever wake
up and elect representatives
who will enact laws curtailing
expenses instead of seeing how
many new offices they can Gre
ate to give some one a position,
Iowa would not depopulate so
fast. Cut out your tax ferrets,
(lhat has been done,) make rea-
sonable tax laws, so when a
man makes a little money he
wants to retire and loan his
money he will not have to leave
the state to do SO, where if he
stays in Iowa the bulk of the
income, counting time it is not
loaned, goes for taxes. In Cali
fornla all moneys loaned are eX-
emped from taxation"
Of what earthly use is it to
spend money to advertise Iowa,
when our laws are so framed
that they drive people out
of the state with their money?
Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Want Ads
FOUND

Found black hand bag. Owner
can have same by calling at this office
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
WANTED

Wantel-Lace curt ains to wash, at
% cents pair Mrs Stewart, Mill st
Phone 2S5 Red
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

Wanted "A dining room girl at the
Miller Hotel.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

For Sale-Ten dozen Brown Leghcrn
chickens. Full blooded. Phone KIP.
w. H. Lynch.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
FOR RENT

For Rent-Good so acre farm, we'll
improved, miles northeast of Nilsson ri
Valley. Inquire ] p Martin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Fresh lard IL l-2
cents per pound.
George Beagle
Phone Fl

II you have corns prepare
to shed them now by going to
Shiley's drug store and getting
q bottle of Hill American corn
dropper. Il will do the trick.
Take 2 few tablets of Laxa.
cold relief from that cold in a
day and a night. Fever of colds
and the cold quickly banished =
guaranteed a relief. Doty &
Peterson. md
For Sale.
Four Whitehead Bulls. Will
sell very reasonable. Phone
Blue z. al
Laxacold-the bssJ for colds
in tablet form easy - ts.t
and handy to Carr Us
rectly on the muco..:. M !
branes : few tablets bring j.
lief. We guarantee them. Doty
& Peterson. md
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Leadins in Sales at This Busy Store

When any article is in such demand that it stands the
head OF the list OF sales made in its department. where there
are forty fifty other competing articles n the lne
natleadng a ice certainly has unquesoned @ 5ac OF it
W. So bikes Cold Tablets than
any lyssedy for coughs and colds
bikes Cold Tablets assist in natural way and often
make cold disappear in less time than you supposed
that sneezng stop irritation and relieve congestion
of the mucous membrane OF tile nose that you
breathe naturally and freely. At the time they help
the kidneys and bowels throw off the poisonous pros
ducts from the system IS tablets 25 cents.
There is no qunine in them to make your ring
sDkes is goot remember There is complete
inc or family and household remedies made by these we'll
KNOWN featuring pharmacists Our store has til.
pete :ic and bikes Remedies sold in no other store
this city
j. D. BROWN & SON
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Public Sale

The undersigned will sell the
following property on his farm
81 miles northwest of Mo. VAL
ley on Thursday, March 9th.
Sale commences at / PM. Free
lunch at noon.
Horses IL head Of horses
including one Percheron stallion
9 years old; a head of mares,
balance geldings.
Mules 5 head of work mules
These horses and mules are all
young and in good shape.
Cattle g head of bulls in
Guiding 3 HEREFORD bulls, 3 Poll
Durnams, 2 short horns. All
Of thesesare fine young bulls
3 mich COWS.
TERMS-All sums under Sic
cash; $40 and over, one years
time, purchaser giving bank
able note at 8 per cent inter.
est.
Il 2 Younu Prom
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

For Sale-One mare twelve years old
broke single or double will sell cheap or
trade for calves. Also some Standard
Bred Barred Rock Cockerels, early
hatch at 75c cash. Pro he White 81.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-02-06
SNEEzING EPIDEMIC
RACES IN READING, PA.

Reading, Pa, Feb. 6.-The sneezing
epidemic in a school in the northeast
ern section of the city, taught by Miss
Rosa Ernst, has not yet subsidized.
Scrubbing, fumigating, cleansing and
oiling of the floors have proven fruit
less, although the epidemic is not as
violent as it was several days ago. The
school has been re-opened, and there
is frequent sneezing among the pupils,
all of whom are girls. Several are
still i'll from sneezing.
Physicians believe some germ di-
sease is responsible for the malady.
DR.. A. N. Seidel is of the belief that a
germ affection is responsible for the
unusual epidemic. The pupils still
suffer considerably, and sometimes a
child coughs 20 times before relieved.
The condition of Emma NJ. Dunkle-
berger, nine years old. is so serious
that she will be taken to Philadelphia
for treatment by a specialist.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-02-06

funds this year than last, so many,
in fact, that the state will rarely ever
have enough money to accommodate
them all, and the figures were tabu-
lated, so the commission would know
better what it was doing.
The bids submitted aggregate ST.
100000, and the commission will
have to cut down the sum to be al
lotted each bank, so as to give sew
eral of them a little of the money for
next year. Several of the Jackson
banks made bid for these funds,
but it will be impossible to tell what
banks will be selected till the com.
mission meets today.
The bids were submitted several
days ago, but Governor Noel and At
torney General Hudson have been toe
busy to give the matter their atten
ton, but will take the matter up this
week.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-02-06

thousand gallons of John d. Rookie
feller's gasoline have been distributed
at various points in the interior of
South Africa between Elizabethville,
the terminus of the South African
railway, and Gondokoro, on the White
Nile. whore the contestants will again
be IN touch with civilization and will
be ablS 10 secure supplies over the
Egyptian railways.
The Britishers are using 25-horse
power cars and a motorcycle to be
used as alternately by members of
the party in advance of the car. AT
the best, the party will have to make
their way through hundreds of miles
of trailing vines, underbrush and for
ests, and oyer-other miles of marshes.
For a time it was expected that the
duke of the Abruzzi would head an
Italian motor car expedition to com
pete with the British and German
parties, but he has abandoned the
project.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-02-06
KING GEORGE Y
SOUNDS THE CALL
FOR Home RULE
The King Opened His First Parliament
Today With Full Ceremonial
Of Royalty.
(By Union Associated Press.)

London, Feb. 6.-After riding in
state from Buckingham to Westmin-
ster, King George V. opend his first
Parliament today. Queen Mary accom-
panied him and the Prince of Wales
witnessed the impossible function.
The speech from the throne gave
prominence to the governments de-
sire to put into effect a scheme for
home rule that would be satisfactory
all around, and expressed special
pleasure at the recent important devel-
opments in American policy concerning
arbitration.
These two topics, both Of the great
est Importance, are in a manner al
lied, as the Olney-Pauncefote treaty
which provided for a broad plan OF
arbitration between the United States
and the mother country, went to
pieces in the American Senate on the
rocks of criticism of England's treat
ment of Ireland.
Today's ceremonial was the first i'm
portant one in which King George has
participated since the funeral of his
father. That he decided to open Par
lament with a full state ceremonial,
such as he might easily have avoided
is taken as indicating that George "
is scrupulously following the advice of
his ministers, and this has given great
satisfaction to the Liberals.
The King is also showing himself
broadly tolerant of the religious sus-
capabilities of his subjects in all parts
of the world. 1t was largely due to
the Kings initiative that Parliament
eliminated from the coronation decla'
ration the sections that were offensive
to Catholics. Later he changed the
coronation date in India because it
conficted with a great Mohammedan
festival. Now it is understood that
he is considering a prohibition of COW
killing in India during the coronation
in Difference to the religious opinions
of the Hindus. 4 .--.--
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-02-06
CALLS OFF APPEAL
TO serve SENTENCE

Jefferson City, Feb. ct is not
often that a man presents himself to
the warden of the Missouri peniten-
tiary and announces that he is ready
to begin serving a sentence of ten
years in that institution. 1t happened
today, and w. H. Hurt, the man in
question, had his appeal to the su-
preme court dismissed before going
to the prison.
Hurt shot and killed his brother-in-
law, Elijah Mcmillan, in Howell coun-
ty, six or seven months ago, as the
result of feud of long standing. He
was convicted of murder in the Sec
ond degree and sentenced to ten
years. He appealed to the supreme
court, but few days ago changed his
mind and notified his bondsmen that
he was going to serve his sentence.
He arrived here this morning, and the
first thing he did was to hunt up the
attorney general and dismiss his ap-
peal. Then he walked out to the pris-
on and asked to be dressed in