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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
All persons Indebted to
the South Store are request
ed t. call and settle by Jan.
list. as all bills must be
settled by that time.
j. H. South.
See K. E. Brundige for
Christmas presents. Corner 4th
and Erie. Phone 81 ked.
dc23
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
FOR SALE

Wood for Sale-I have about loo
cords of wood which will sell bv the
cord or sawed in stove lengths Cook
stove or heater Inquire Chas Smith
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
For Father

Watch
Fob or Chain
Cuff Buttons
Stick Pins
Emblem Charms
Fountain Pens
Safety Razors
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Wanted-A good fresh mich
COW. Inquire Times Office.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
For Sister

pera Glasses
Small Clocks
Jewel Boxes
Bracelets
i ings
l,o,kets
Neck Chains
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Wanted To nuy three carloads o
No. / second bottom hay. + o. b
Mo. Valley, Modale and Mondamin
See H. c. Heckert,
dcol Mo. Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

How would a carpet sweepe~.
a rug, a sectional bookcase or
something in that line suit you
for the gift! I. Foss handles
them. dc23
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Pay Up

Do you use extract Witch
Hazel? Then be sure you get
the best. There is no chemical
est for it but you must rely on
j s source and the reliability
of your druggists. We know
all about it. Try ours and you
will not be disappointed.
Shiley's Drug Store If
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
FARM ERS WOULD
COOPERATE
Organization of New York
and Pennsylvania Tillers of
Soil Will Eliminate Middle.
mems Profits is Plan.

Sew Nurk, sept. failing thvm-
s,N.- 900, hdNhuy, guard of 90, "nly
army which ever can prevail against
90. trusts. with tb, "yu-upcrdtlpr a.
their battle ,ry and their object the
reduction OF ilr cos, of living o. as
lowest possible I,t.l, so farmers OF
SEA- Nurk auu Pennsylvania arrived
100 tH|- ity tonight for the purpose
uf placing on O. business basis plan
whereby tnu farmers is to s,l' his
pradu., a.ur.t 90 th. city retailer
without ut.rN'utuu OF The middle
man
TIL, men who slr. come here are
delegates uf iu, United states stores.
'Gr.uEor. Dealers and consumers ag-
sur.auuu a1d gre said 90 represent
To- million FARMERS foe New York and
- nu.EIEJuH TBw expect before
they return Gao their farms, Co organ
~, n This r.tN market or distribut-
ing station where the produce of
thousands of farms viii gu straight
90 the hands nf retailers al q rCdur-
tun a. the ultimate consumer of At
'.Jst go per cont from present prioes.
a. was announced that the ossocia-
/ ton was supported ny e present iuud
.if moro than 81 .OOo. oUo ana that a
slight assessment ui ITS members ta'
fund could %. raised 40 any time 10
a sum uf enormous Size. From the
mumsu, the association "s'ts up
/ housekeeping 20 has potential rec
sources OF $4,000, 900, which can De-
traI.d az any time by an assessment
li 80 each, which 6GO,0Uo farmers
.N. a "a
necessary N no, total sum of $4,000
oo0 should prov, insufficient for the
purpps, for which % saall have 5rcu
raised CD, member of "a. association
IFaud r.adl 100 contribute more money
~ tho mardet 90 De- established I'm
this city shall mlhll expectations
other similar markets an, To- bp es-
f Hblslpd in every arg. city lea M"
United States ANA 90" plan put iu.
I a. operation pn q national basis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
DID WILSON OFFER
TO RATTLE SELF
FOR FAIR ONE
WITH COIN?
Interesting Yarn Appears in
New Orleans Picayune I'M
der Kansas City Date Line
About Roswell Ranchman.
HE HAS $4,000
OUTFIT STORY SAYS

$50. o. O. wilson uu dI Do.
,..r A.. nm, bm..I .u 'o ..w
nr Hd. who's, .uO,. requirement
va. uno boz ,u.u" According ru %
uur. opu,uue Boo o. r.,n' Uu. ~
o. N,t prIr.r. uI...rn. under To-
Kansas DIr Iuf. .r. Mr. WILSON loo
question U.. u..r N..N,II IS M
aud own. t ranch and So" n.uu ui
atrsre
This +. n, srur 1901 tu. Sew ur
leon. puu,r printed Co.
kansas CIt,. No. Aus -G 3 g.
WILSON rauehmau ut Roswell y
NJ com, tp Kansas rtty with o.,
intention .f Uu.'iono,rng hm..lr of
tudJN. uut Co., br highest bidder. foe
600 bids niI ur tn, sumr but Geo 'H,
holder OF tn, lucky uumn,r
Lucky .s b, right word 10 straight.
IurVurdurs-. good looks thousand
a,r, ranch ANA 600 head 90 steer.
o., worth while
We have bad dry year boo Sew
M'NluH. hy explained this afternoon
90 need So 600. and worse thpn that,
J need DO wife TN, idea uf both 20
g'ihrr without marrying amy woman
tur her money struck w.. aud DE-
cd,l j would SELL myself for 5000
% throw
Eight wears ago Wilson went Q,
N'N M,NiDu and worked as % CO.'S
pWuchcr acquiring his property. ,iE
u'd go $4,000. from hos labor
There are no strings tu th, Offer
for % Nif, other than that tn, youuf
woman must bc between the ages of
IT, snd ~ and mus, pc responsible
She need not haN, NOR, than IN,
$4,000 SHE pays for him
Complexion does not matter Dol
choice, but since ! cannot ton what
choice, but since ! aauunt t,ll what
tn complexion os tho murr Mrs.
Wilson is Gee De- undyr this peculiar
plan Of finding Nor. 70 would be- hest
~ ! didn't express mS preference,
zone Trims I do want understood
"ud That rs that TIA, is straight
am In dead earnest ana expect 10
ram" myself Tor some rcad, cash and
q wife
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
NEW FAST TRAIN IS
PLAUSIBLE
Superintendent Storey Thinks
That Improvement of Santa
Fe De Luxe Limited Will
Supply Needed Service.

PIu,u.V Sept That 20 iF alto
scth,r practicable Tor the santa fc
t. cudca,or Co. put 900 % G3-hour train
from Chicag" Co. Los Angeles r. th"
upiE.uu of Superintendent " g. STOREY
ot th, santa Ft Prescott n Phoenix
railroad, nhu is u Phoenix to-day on
business connected with his road Nj
Stor,i ,luCrd uu surprise when told
that di.patHh,s from 'hi,seu am
nnunco the intention ui thc santa Fo
Co put ON such a train
~ is altogether practicable" said
M STOREY. "aud I soc mo- reason why
the santa T., cannot make good on
"a, shorter schedule : presume inc
Bolon cut-ut viii %, used. although
that line Just uoN is ua.d exclusively
Tor freight
81 have been over the entire liuc
this summer a. far az Chicago. and
I must Say the road was never in
better shape, improvements have
been made ol along toe road. tracks
have been reconstructed, curves have
been Strengthened, grades reduced
and a thousand and one things done
I
"Thr best running time of SAM
a. Fo train lust now, believe Is
about - hours, but with the lower
grad" ana the shorter route az the
Iiolcn cut-oir that can be- very ma
tcriaily reduced Then the equip
mcnt b. being hcttorod right along
and "a light train made up especially
/ Tor quick running can easily make
the trip.
Spca KING of local conditions I'm Nti-
sona affecting his line Mr. storey
said we are having an unusually
heavy freight traffic just GOV and
| the passenger business, particularly
! the incoming travel Is AT ~ crest.
WIN w. had train in this morning
made up of 20 carlot shipments ANA
SIX cars nf merchandise. And thai rs
"a pretty good -sized train, copsiderlns
the equipment W. have brought in
as high a. '2 cars az one time. but
! u was Il hcayA. slow haul
The passenger lratiic over both the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
THREE LETTERS IN
THREE YEARS
Congressman Accused of Writ.
ing Love Letters to Young
Girls Says No Man Ever
Wrote Less Than That.

Washington, Sept representa-.
tive s. " Lancrty of Oregon. who
Won fame Few weeks ago by writing
90 "masI mote tp % pretty Washing.
tom high school girl is sim explain
ing iIr has written q letter to the
Portland OrcgonIdu 10 which Do, says
100 part.
THE accusation against me- is that
{ have % r,u.Ilnt for writing to young
'Eir'e THAT ia 90 lI' lu three years !
have written Co NOT moro than three
girls What sngl, man mas written
lrss'
Three year. ego Portland girl,
who va. engaged 90 another follow
Vlcn MT her, married her FIRST
sweetheart since my Who'll. lie has
been exposed 90 the public gaze !
VIII admit what many people in Port
land already know. to-Vit. That ASH
"a the Eirl t1 marry me. Shc ana her
husband are living in Portland nov.
The only other ease that ! had
up boz Portland was that OF Young
lady living on the ease side who is q
strnographcr l!krd her also and
offered 20 marry her Her father and
lh'lNtl kll'N tNln anu tiNh n'l WV
ter nut I hnv, not heard az their
making any complaint nboGi n
THESE are IN. only two expert
ouc"s ever had iu my NE.
Il am not th, first man who was
';cr nrnod down hy girl. but CIR.
cumstyuccs seldom requir" a man to
make these things public. since the
happening VI the events hcreinbefore
related. huv" bv most respectful let.
tiers requested introductions 20 Just
two girls and only two. Both we're
OF legal age, and J ofl, that had -
right Co request the Introduction.
one 81 the letters was sent over a
wear ago tn young lady In Portland,
and the other was the letter 10 Miss
Kubol ,n Washington That Is my
Naolo record"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Ell PASO MEN FILE
ON OIL LANDS
Twnty-Four Miles Square Are
Taken Up in Seven lakes
Fields; Pass City Men Are
Enthusiastic.

III PI-o, TcX. Sept . Nit Qun.
uer inventor of the Quinner appatat,
us ior treating ore by the dr., process
Is here from Phoenix lie Is on his
way to the Seven Lakes oil district IN
northwestern New Mexico where ne
has taken mp several claims
n is reported that The land In the
miles square, equa! to $40 square miles
In arcar, has been hlcd on by oil pros
pcctors OH drilling rigs are being
taken into the district by many In
yestors Ar automobile road has
been opened into the oil region from
lIluewater station on the Santa Fc
railroad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Torturine eczema spreads lis burn
quickly stops its spreading instantly
relieves the itching, cures IL perma-
nently Al any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

TularuSi river This river loses itsoll
n q basin lined los muuutoli ranges
and the water of centuries is stored
h'ry for man. use
~ Columbus. - 81 ON the nterna-
ttoual boundary there was discovered
iu the making another big project.
tho pumping uf the undorfloV u the
disappearing Mimbrcs river. 10
around Domus. 90 miles north of CO.
umhus people bolicy, they have found
tho lowest portion of thu basin. Just
over the line iu old NJ Nico there is d
chain ~ lakes. believed to- ~ the out
Th. topographic of Che /. sion is such
that th,r, Is drainage from mountain
These lakes are "a th, bottom of the
basin Wells recently sunk az rulum.
bus run from l,Uuo Go 2.ouo gallons
Ia minute TIN, soil II exceedingly frr-
tile. the conditions being ssmI-trup-
.l.ll and IL i- believed that the dgri-
cultural and lruu district 60 De- de-
tclurrd H,rr Vil rival southern cal
,iurnil
OF th, ur.,-lan belts Investigated
the newest .s that iu Morton county
kansas, and Bira counts Colorado,
where flowing wells are running about
1000 90 lguO gallons am hour An
older district Us tnat of Mead county
Kansas. vh,r ih,rc awe about 5000
flowing e,II. The aTtt under Tho i'm
fu'ncc of water there b. Co uc tr'b-
led %, pumping.
one of 10, reasons for the great
pumping Development b. the cheap
ness of tho n,N on fuel commercial
~ known ls dlstilIatr. q product OF
kerosene t1ot f. used for running gas
olnc engine The cost Is less than
ouc-fourth that of gasoline
At numerous points n the south.
"tst pros pcr'ing Is IN progress for wa
ter Dalham county Texas has Just
lci q contract 20 % drlllrr who is 20
go 5000 feet ln srarch ~ The precious
liquid The legislature NJ Oklahoma
made an appropriation of t50,00o for
water prospecting ana several wells
are being sunk in the panhaudic sec-
tiOn OF that state In thr Panhandle
ut Texas one pumping plant which
delivers l.l0o gallons minute be- ir.
rigatng 100 acres az Hereford. Thus
is this development progressing, with
the result that in few years there
WIZ come am increase In agricultural
production Zoo the southwest that can
noV be put family forecasted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

wisely directed. viii cause her ~
give to hpr h''lo pur, ONLY ihr most
Wholesome and beneficial remedies
and ou. when a.'ua.l" needed AMI
OH, v,.'-,u.luu.I mother use. only
On. pleasant and gentle mA'Iv. rcm-
.ojr syrup of Figs and l3liyIr Of
~ruuJ-. WN.u % laxative BIS required,
a 70 wholly foo from ~ obir.-
Nnufr'c substance. 10 get Of benz
rN"u' effects a'wa, huy the gonu-
.1n manufactured bv thc California
iIg syrup Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Santa ~ aud the southern Pacific
is unIsuall, heavy Just now. ana tho
baggage rooms are crowded daily
with tho trunks aud suit cases uf W-
coming tourists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Woman loves q clear. ROSY com
pleXion Bnrdock Blood Bitters puri.
hes the blood clears the skin re-.
stores Iuddy sound health.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24

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60 - a-azraaon

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Plz1lsr S-muzs=rc fsvo-S the treaties
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Small Loan Banks.

II has been demonstrated in Boston that
II is possible 10 lend money 10 deserving
people, in small amounts, and make a
profit out NJ il, And now the experience
OF an Atlanta institution gives sill
clearer proof oi the tact, A private bank
Was opened four months ago, with cap
iial oi $50, 900, with the express purpose
OF lending money in small amounts 10
deserving people, The volume Of bnSi-
ness has Increased 50 rapidly that !; has
already been found necessary 10 issue an
additional SSo,oeo vi capital stock, Shich
is offered 10 the public al an advance Of
10 per cent, and Is finding a ready mar
ke,, The bank has put OUT in -Four months
SS-, 1855 m loans a, legal rates o; intersSe,
and the 9Ts borrowers have been saved
more than $1,000 interest. AT the same
time the hank-which Is in no SegsSe =
charitable atfair--lS making a handsome
profit,
Ii such banks can succeed n Atlanta.
wAv no, in any large cstys There : =
great aud growing need tov such iVsssisu-
lions, Certainly : poog man, Shose hcr-
esSy aud reliability are UnlOsSesone6.
ought 10 be able 10 borrow $50 OF <1ca
without having 10 pay more than The legal
rate Of in,eseSs-nsrsSc1lsrsv when exuS-
Renee shows that hanks making ! SPEC
ieliy q this business can make uRooev o1s
ii u,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Oppose Change in Auto Law.

TIE announcement that Commissioner
q Motor Vehicles John E. George pro-
poses radical changes IN the tax on auto
MOBILES and rhr registration OF chaenfferS
. d puE before coming Legislature,
has brough1 fo-sh strenuous protests
iron the Automobiles One Of Mr.
Georges IDEAS. which ne has been dis
C1sSz1g with his Office force. IS 10 have
Al q the automobile operators paw an
ANIMAL Tax Of s.. instead OF the s, reg
lsSrsrlo7 lie. which they now pay Auto.
r1o0sllszs brand this revision os the auto
law zs outrageous and claim that they
Sc ID reason why an operator OF an
automobile. who makes his living in this
way has any more right 10 paw an annual
fer tran clerk. wagon driver or any
osne- Eo-S;1Suzn-
The change proposed by Mr.. George
4 TIE z,ssbod Of taxing automobiles
x1ul6 bring N much more revenue to
in- Slate ~ssh a oo-vS>p .ssd's'g cost 10
ia- car oAssr-S- TAerS ! in cgiscs now
: gradient rale Tor license les. lust as
t1eA would Be should Mr.. Georges ideas
hec0-le = law. The grades as to the
6IS-rrlt horse power would * the same.
and the cost to the Owners who take cut
---N-->~ ~ CA1~-A A@<4 wa ANAt~ - <4lC
sszse. bus i would cost more for new
registration after each January.
For example, under the p7eSen, law.
q car q froui 80 10 - hovSs-powe
licensed in January a ssch wear. costs
g, PEI annunl- Ii licensed in February.
TIE coSs Is one dollar less. or SIT: Il
licensed in March, one dollar leSS or
$40, and 80 on To the end Of the year.
Under the proposed amendment the
cost would be <le Il issued at any time
Up 10 July I. after which il would cost
s. i issued dOriRg any other meath.
Thus If such car Sso0ld b registered
noS the COST until the first al next
January Is So under the amendment i
would be S. Cars os horse powers
Others than that mentioned woald cost
IN the present proportion.
There are now registered in MARYLAND
@ 500 operators Of machines Some O.
thsse licenses date back 1--we q SIX
wears AMI should this psrs az Nr.
GeoTCe's prOgsoS&l he pOt into eject the
State would receive an 2d6i,ionzl INCOME
from TIE oarerss licenses zso0e-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
Humorous

s'IVhy can't | get nv nuoho,,
manded a prominent citizen of D. De-
Post u ralntdI
Lines bnsy," replied the tel...
girl 'eiephOn.
Il don't believe it"
well, it's so. just the sama
COW boys have borrowed if ~ oOns
horse thief with "-Washington Lang \
Mrs. Dresser-But George No..
do not consider yourself = Gu SuIty
Mr.. Dresser-Certainly do ''dl T1al
do YOU suppose that have ten, HW1
paving YOUR milliner's bills an fd ron
making bills for 50 long if Tn, Ores
hnancler'-Caiholic Standard and Ti Tu
This thing Of getting married . :.
the girl who was busy with bsr SAD
sesu, SIS certainly a trial. 'e' uOus
a trial. yes" agreed the cvri,.,
bachelor, T" but it is not half 50 h Ssinca
working out the sentence"-T Town II ~ =
The habit of being crital abor. :, .
things is not good one to estsbli sa; |;
ones life aOiisa q
Shakespeare was one of the abl.ta
brokers'" 'O'es'd
How do you make that outpn
''By the number of stock ouot,t,o,.
furnished New York Times.
call that man idle who might h. l..
ter employed--Socrates O''
Keeper-Do you know this w,,s, .
preserved. sir? >
Angler fof little experience. still .u..
ing a bite II thought there was son a'
thing the matter with itl-Punch. ~
Owner (teebIyl-What happened to ,,,
Chafeur-A telegraph pole ran into ~ =.
sir; never seen such road hogsl-PurI v
He-Do you know. an awful III :,
women chased after me before us,
married. w
She-They must have been an avu
lot.-Chicago Tribune.
This. said the curator, DISPLAYING
mummy, was an Egyptian princess
Poor thing exclaimed the conyers,.
tiOnal girl. She insisted on being bur
led in her hobbIe skirt, didn't s6e%-
Blue Bell.
"IIl give you g for this anecdO,.
about Daniel Webster"
What's the matter with you?n d.
manded the hack writer you gave m,
s. for that auecdote when it was abou
Roosevelt "-Pittsburg Post.
A Yankee cIinched his argument wifi
an E1glishman as to the relative sin
Of the Thames and the Mississippi rivers
by saving:
Why. look here. mister, there aul
enough water in the whole ofthe Thame
to make 4 gzrgle for the mouth Of th
Mississippi "-TId-Bits.
Naval officers are not allowed to taxi
their wives 10 sea"
Why don't they agitate for that priv
ilege2
MAYBE they don't mind getting d
occzsioaiiy for little three-year cruise
Seattle Posi- Intelligence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
4 Hard one OF Helm

z He ore aE TIE sz-r=s- -7-n
C-zz.---zss-7 ever prorsa1zSz KS a. t1e bal
e-s-e cri- zzeruo1u- Na=1 al tx SszzS n
- E-z-5srsEx1 zere rzkez
He took E5S sad bark of ire bzSr row,
-resz--a-g 10 sIsrs- whO ~zlS-d along
tie uszS~az-Ezy bekE7d hin vzSs sx-
rss-,- s,s aaszrS coat and troaSers-
As-e- k-rse znsle Bum &lzs su1Oyed
~ E-~< So-oehodv ban INTO esm.
I..assSFs arxsa-si. hr Saw ihas he bad osen
n ~ q boz $40 uszS earning . Tray iull
q ET-g@r zsS b51s5-S ard peanuts
Sese IT, ~. said the boy 10 the
Srz.e xzsr- Il shcagAs You war &c en-
trace W. ss<zzzr Msgz-see.