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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You Will Make No Mistake
If You Follow This
Advice

Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain in the back,
urinary disorders, dizziness
and nervousness, it's time to
act and no time to experiment.
These are frequently symptoms
of kidney trouble, and a reme-
dy which is recommended for
the kidneys should be taken in
time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a
good remedy to use. 1t has
acted effectively in many cases
in this vicinity.
Can Missouri Valley resi-
dents demand further proof
than the following:
Mrs. F, L. Childs, 525 Sew
enth Ave Council Bluffs, Iowa,
says: 81 was unable to walk
on account OF lameness across
my back. | had tried 30 many
remedies without success that
| was discouraged, Finally, |
got Doan's Kidney Pills and
they went to the root of the
trouble, removing the pain and
lameness. AS | continued
their use, steadily grew bet
ter until | was once more in
good health. | cheerfuily con-
firm the endorsement | have
given Doan's before. | keep
them in The house all the time.
For sale by all dealers. Price
SO cents. Foster Milburn Co i,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
Mrs. Chas. Byers and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite, are in
Pueblo, Colo, for a months
visit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

Logan, la, Aug. II. In as
much as Harrison county an
nually produces 5,0O0,O 600 BUSH
els of corn, farmers have been
apprehensive concerning the
results of the dry weather COM
bined with high temperature.
The rainfall of yesterday
morning and last night glad
dened the hearts of the farm
ers quite generally over Harri-
son county.
Concerning the condition of
corn and the amount of rain
fall, different farmers in differ
ent parts of the county report
as follows:
Sidney Pitt, ST., Cass town
ship: 1t is true that corn on
poor ground has been damaged,
but the corn on the good ground
looks fine and the one and
three quarters inches of rain
fall yesterday morning and last
night will do wonders for the
growing crops.
F. f. Beebae. Lagrange
township: From Beebeetown
southeast the corn in spots has
been damaged but northeast to
Persia, the corn looks good. A
fair crop will be produced here.
Five eighths of one inch of
rain fell here yesterday and
last night.
Ivan Hooks, Calhoun: Corn
has been damaged here in spots
but there is lots of corn that
looks good. We had three
Fights of an inch of rain yes
terday evening.
Frank Motz, Taylor township:
Corn ON the uplands not mate
rally damaged but corn on the
bottom lands firing.
Prof. H. A. Kinney, Wood
bine: Boyer township was
visited by a heavy rain, but
unable to give the amount.
c. A. Birks: Boyer township
had a splendid rain last night.
The corn has been damaged in
the southwest part Of the town
ship.
G. L. Strong: The south
part of Boyer township receive
ed three inches of rain last
night. Corn has been damag-
ed in spots in this locality.
A. M. Fyrando, Magnolia:
Three-eighths of an inch Of
rain fell here yesterday MORN
ing and last night. Corn is re-
ported damaged on poor ground
and a trifle on the best of
ground; however the reports
are conflicting concerning the
extent of damage.
j. E. Swalley: Magnolia
township corn crop has been
damaged some, but we will
have a fair crop.
Louis Erickson: Raglan
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a s r . RIA

u
w. Harvey, wife and son will
start from Seattle, Washing
ton, for Alaska by steamer.
Here's hoping they will reach
their destination all right, and
that they will experience cool.
er weather there than here.
Miss May Bennett, of Still
water, Okla, is the guest of
Mrs. G. H. Logan.
C. w. Kellogg went to Des
Moines today on business.
Miss Huldah Blotti, of New
Hampton, Iowa, is in the city
visiting Miss Nina Richardson
and other friends for a few
days.
Geo Smiley and wife return
ed from their eastern trip Sun
day. They were gone about
three months and feel as tho
they We're twenty years young
er.
Mrs. P. Ellrich returned to
her home in Minneapolis last
evening after spending week
here the guest of the Geo.
Richardson home.
Glen Silk was here on bust
ness today.
Mrs. Welch and Miss Wrlch,
of Boone, are the guests Of The
j. ID Brown home during chau-
tauqua week.
Part Of the curb and gutter
mate rial is now here and it is
expected the actual work VIII
be under way by the last of the
the week.
Mrs.. ". j Burke left for
nes Molnes this morning.
Hicks Harnhart expects to
leave for Chicago tbs ,v;al.i;lg
to meet his wife who has bes n
the guest Of friends there f1r
the past two weeks.
J saph E Barrett went to
DIS Molnes this afternoon as a
delegate to the Grand Lodge
of knights of Pythias.
Dan Forde, of Magnolia, was
in town today and says that
they had a fine rain Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Mrs. Hillman left for Den.
Yer this afternoon.
S c. Graham left this after
noon for tour of the Hastings
Superior line.
A1vices from Sioux City are
to the effect that the doctors
can probably save "Jim" RiIey's
foot. la a letter received from
there today, itgave great hopes
that it would not be necessary
to amputate it.
Miss Hodgdon, of Wall Lake,
Iowa, a sister of w. S. Hodg-
don, is here visiting with her
brothers family for a few days.
Harry Way is a Modale visit
or today on piano business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
H. G. Wills, the Attorney of
Mondamin, is in the city today
on his way to Logan.
Burns to Death

Mrs. s. l.. Morrison, of Coun-
eli Bluffs, was so badly burned
Sunday morning that her death
followed at the Mercy hospital
last evening. In some manner,
as yet unexplained, her night
clothes became saturated with
oil and caught fire. She ran
screaming into the yard where
the flames were extinguished
as soon as possible and the wo-
man, suffering terribly, was
rushed to Mercy hospital where
it was thought she had some
chance for recovery but she
collapsed yesterday afternoon
and died soon after.
Mrs Morrison was formerly
Miss Celia Spaniel of this city
and was we'll known to the ma
jority Of cur citizens as she
grew to Womanhood here and
has a number Of brothers and
sisters as we'll as q mother still
living here. Resides a hus-
i,al d she i, AYES hree children
a gill of ten and two boys If
perhaps three and five. She
was about thirty years Of age
at the time of her death.
Her death is a terrible shock
to her family and the sympathy
of the entire community goes
out to them in their bsreave-
ment.
The funeral will be held
from St. Patrick's church
Wednesday at 10 a. m, and
burial in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

The Express Company has a
new horse, one to take the
place of "Dick" the old gray,
and Sudduth is happy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

We were down at V. l. Tamil
siea's hardware store this MORN
ing just in time to see him dem
onstrate the working of a power
washing machine, worked by
gasoline power. It can be used
to run the washer, cream sepa-
rator, saw wood or do almost
any thing required of gasoline
power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

Ar fondest hopes have been
,rsd. The s. Z. {. to l. +. has
"a down Prot. Phish Phaquer's
racstion for an aquarium license.
II he proposed exhibition rooms
Ners Is some mystery about the
I. .ssal which followed a star cham
< 4 session. but IL was rumorcd that
. rsal underlying cause Is that a
. --rr aquarium license has been
S-sei for BY the Panama exposl-
u and as the directors majority
ae Society for the Prevention OF
lsly 10 lndigent Fishes live at
4 Francisco. sectional jealousy
~sahly had lot TO do with Il. II
1. .initted that with It's superior
frcly OF rare fish. Seattle would
. I most OF the crowd In 1915 could
- fish be placed on exhibition
NJ
\ d farewell shot. we publish the
rre OF the keyhole crab. a rare
valuable specimen not to be
"A q, Dnngeness.
/ star Fish Editor; Since a true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

and ardent fisherman has eNtollod
tho virtues OF the salvage sucker. |
think Il opportune 20 speak OF the
valuable ally that makes the salvage
suckers work so successful l refer
TO the keyhole crab tplnohus Nir-
ginianusl. For. without It's help 20
pick the lock. how could the sucker
salvage a wreck
The keyhole crab Ia splder-shapcd
and fits nicely into n watch-case. Il
has a pompadour.like thatch OF hair:
has an eye on the end OF each los. it
walks with Raging movement; IL
breathes through It's ears.
These crabs are easy 70 keep: eat
only three keyholcS n week OF tho
long kind. or five OF the round kind !.
will sleep overnight in n glass o. wa
ter. like a set OF false teeth.
They are handy for a man who
stays out late and torgets hts key.
All he need do Is put the lock under
water and the crab will do tho fest.
Yours for an aquarium,
"D'UNGENESQuE RABB.
Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

iSlra Bryant, primal actress at
a Seattle theatre. is from Call
<aia She calls that her home.
ause II was there she lived.
5tsrsd upon her theatrical life and
kred
ne first starred In Los Angeles.
Pa she went TO Oakland and
pred some more. In fact. Miss
Pant IA said 20 have been the
r., popular actress that ever
|fged az the Liberty theatre.
fsre for "a weeks she was fiat
fsc with increasingly enthusiast
y audiences.
lhree months ago Mana Bryant
& Oakland with the intention Of
70 leaving the stage. Why she
fitsd to give up acting. nobody
|l7Es But why she decided TO
~ the Seattle stock company
frybody knowns. She simply
Plant live without the fascination
hlstrionic career. She missed
lights, the laughter. the music.
q even the hard work.
a Father and the Boys." which
y at the Seattle theatre next
p. Mana Bryant takes the part
Bessie Brayton. whom the father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19
Special Automobile
Excursions to
TOLT

Go and see this new town, its
resources, and bank on its
future. We are running a
special automobile excursion
daily, including Sunday.
This trip takes you over the
famous Snoqualmic Falls
auto road into one OF Wash
ington's richest valleys, leav-
ing our office at 4l0-ll
Hoge Building, at 10 a. m,
returning before 8 p. m.
same day, Tolt now has two
railroads, and is located at
the junction OF two beautiful
streams and in the heart of a
great farm and lumber coun-
try. Here are ideal oppor-
tunities for the homeseeker
and investor. Go with us
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19
The PRICE. OF
AUTO SPEEDING

Tho city Golfers are enriched by
si0f which Judge Gordon asseasod
against motor apcoders on hurry
up" day IA police court Those
who contributed were: L. W
smyley, Sif. Dick Williams, SIG;
J. w Conaidlne. Jr. $50, n. Gar.
man. So. William tlinckley, g.: Joe
Conradi. So. Guy Wing. 50: William
Aleb. $40. William Merrill. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

Todaya-so lbs sugar. aec, best wash
inEfun creamery butter. abe III, 3 itn 81.
! 10 best ground chocolate 9tet cocoa
nut Use 10 -tg can white cherries. Use.
an fAnch eEss zfc dos English pork
rlea. Or saci home baked beans. noe
% large cans milk ghet Eastern
bacon. lee ID Eastern hams isc o. .
icEa u spfinx ian,t. ise N club sausage
Zoe 10 choice steaks. lee ID. shoulder
hama. ial.n m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19
PUBLIC MARKETS
wEsTI AkE

Manday-No 90 ell kinds flour, o. TO-
- tba graduated sugar o. with order
he feo. loo pkE salt, tai aoo Cream
% Wheat itc. ete pks wheat hearts.
Eoct iae bottle VINEGAR ice $50 pkfa,
quaker oats or barley sac 2 Be- cans far-
dimes Etc. 2tU cans peaches OF cherries,
ibct ; cans peas corn or tomatoes. etaf
itc cans salad dressing. Ice. zoe extracts
ioct Chrtce uutmsEs Be dut lbs
ehoice new pFuues ete. D. boxes herf
matches. ice 81 sacks sait. Toe, Use
larEa aaaAa at lae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

Totay-fisst Washington creamery but.
ter 500 ~ Wlseunsin trich cheese. Gee
10 best naphthA soap. bars zoe. comb
honey. @ f1r 4tci tquid veneer ttc bot
tie Ice cream. soc az shoulder - NUT
ton, sc ip less % unuttnn. ttsg 70 veal
cutiets ttc. pot rpasts. lie " sifioin
steaks. Use ~ fuunt Htsahs ftos home
made Hausa4e. zee 10 inin pork. iEe.
tuii cream cheese 3 10 1ic3 SID can
hent Ernunh .nnrnIale. Lae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

Monday HEST Washington ereamsrY
butter. ) ihs 81 best fresh Jersey and
ftssh Iowa creamery batter. ihs ftei
jack cheese efr % home made cottage
cheese. lbs t5cs Ursru Lake easa 9fe
dos Fuit oct $50 Eiasa. cans best
riiik Use. Z cans hest MALTA atc. with
ether ssc order pure Missouri sprEhufn
Ia buib fGc sal bulk maesroni. g. ~ 3
seed Jap rice So ~. see cans minced
rfarus Ar Era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19
so-FARms AND FARM LANDS
LAKE wAsnINGToN VIKW RANCH

FRONTING NACADAM STATE
HIGHWAY
Ana lsan than a NILE from tho lake.
large tracts win an uuohsfructlbi.
View o. Lake WRHhlnftan. msu linz
proved nov Groom cottage with rhfna
closet and bookcase buuf So Large.
now chicken house. yard and runs;
good well with double force pump:
about haif cleared and in garden. her-
payments a home farm Tor q man
who wants 20 raise poultry fruits and
garden truck ana AZ tho Hame time
work % Seattle. Burke A. Farrar. Ioa
Cherry ~
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LABOR ORGANIZER
SPEAKS AT LUNCHEON

Charles Perry Taylor. national or.
ganizer OF this district for the
American Federation Of Labor. ad.
dressed the King County Democrat
&c club at the Good Eats Cafeteria
Saturday noon on The Minimum
Wage for Women" Mrs. Frances
King Headlee. assistant labor com
missioner. talked on Women and
the Democracy" Hugh Todd. state
chairman Of the democratic commit.
tee. told OF his recent visit 10 the
national capital.
WASHINGTON. April 10
Starting today President viii
son lnaugurated Saturday
half holiday plan at the White
House. The president also In
tends 10 take daily hikes here
after.
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10 MALE Hep WANTED
IMAM AND WOMAN
WAN TED

VIII sell ncrsa with now house for
1900, and will take half IN work nt
good wages Gail and see owner. room
2o3 Metropolis Bldg Second and res
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19
OREGON & WASHINGTON
DEVELOPMENT co.
4l0-ll Hoge Bldg.
Seattle. Wash.

\ @ BERG ADDITION
Good view of tho city. but fuHf outside.
street car a Few blocks from the tracts
Theae large tracts arc an cleared and
ia guilty ation. Prices arc only fl5N up
Terms 20 suit tho buyer. Don't wait
until they are al gone. Come 20 our
office and We will take you 20 see them.
ADAMS. wINsHIP a ADAMS
4g2 Coiman Bldg
coon GROOM HorsEi HIGH VIEW
lot. lawn. berries and fruit trees. 1900
easy terms tlis &Pth av. 3. W.
Adams 81
A sNAP-MoDERN HOUSE: fruit
bearing orchard. large yard: close 20
two car limos. all improvements IN. VIII
ssu a. sacrifice FOR cash or On terms
q " webster. ts3s WaiiiuGford av.
North bAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19
LAKE WASHINGTON VIEW ACREAGE

Fine level tract. blocks from the lake.
with a fine view OF Seattle and the
mountains Price 5000 terms s2b cash
and o. per month. This is a domestic
where you can raise fruits, vegetables
and chickens. and a piece OF acreage
that viii moro than double when the
canal is opened See walter Gilgen at
office on Anderson's dock, Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-19

KGT~TN WANTTD TOR TIt "IfOH.
fera 90 the ohio Flmad " fhs firs' ard
0nfr amthauffc book fcEeribimE thn
most horrible dfaaEtar AuHun tn the
history - Sire waFd EstAN pfl 81
The hIgNsst opportunity - q lifetime.
AGENTS price Hka for HaFaale copy
Write quick North star Mfr Co.
NississipFi ard Weech u feftlan1 -
LADIES AND ofNrLEMrN - BIO
monsy itfo Sixth av. tpisssn , ard
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Me- afIrs rnnsaEn. a

LADIES' SUITS PUEsFEn. Goc
adde's or mons suits. dry or steam
cleaned and pressed 81 90 We call
for and deliver. Phone Main 1853.
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MIS-. " - FREEMAN SOAP LAKE,
rshuma,ism and al nervous diseases
treatments given A. home ~ appoint
nent. tle rsnnle.t TANK Di1r
kstaDe1sf- sa LIS illt is ~
Get Acquainted society names ana ad
drsssss 7of tNrc - tafi.s trs.
DK " ToDp. eoa SECOND Az. ;.
IS WodEN
Uipgaaron1s Ar-ae7ay IangIus Iap III 10
! Lessons private rlss. .nnly .ifl-.
REAL. ESTATE DEPT.
&c ACREAGE
iqs-ACuE RANCH TOR sAIE nv owN-
ers half million fest rood timber on
place 5000 per acre. terms. $50
f-lfth as IS PHONE queen Anne 7ie.
CLosE-tN HOME Ar SNAP
wrru VIEW TRACT or ACREAGE
Near Lake Washington; large tract az
cleared ard piawod. house. good we'll
and chicken huuse. etc an ideal berry,
fruit and poultry farm for the nhn
who wants to work In Seattle Prioo
81 900. terms use cash and wy per
month. This beats paying rent Burke
a Farrsr. 1ot chsrry . ..---------
KIRKLAND POULTRY FARM
CLOSE TO rrRRY DOCK. $500
t.rrs Tract of acreage. one half cleared
and ruady for garden. rood well. room
for 500 chickens. fronting on wagon
road within watkins dftanee OF
500. terms s2s cash and $40 per
month Inquire for Mr BrenuemRu a.
kirkland druF store Kirkland Wash
TACTIC STUMP FULLER. liis WEST
crn av
HEADQUARTERS TOR LANp
land with living water $500 up. &C
eordlng 10 location owners
ait RosToN MOCK
MORNINGsmE
HEIGHTS
Mig. level quarter acres north % tho
Sa a 500 and w: SO down. IS per
month. per cent interest
HURWELG & NoRFORD
$40 colman Blds
as AcREs
or FAMOUS
WILDLY ISLAND
$3.50
situated north Of oak Harbor. tho most
rapfdiv davelapfne and progressive SOC
ton ~ tho island II you want land,
good land. rich soil. avail yourself Of
this splendid opportunity
WEST WHEELER
Colman block
THREE A-ACRE TRACTS. GOOD.
drained land, part wnter front I'm sill
Nerdalc. reasonable, g.. n. Cornelius.
sivordale Phone III.
500 PINE 10 ACRES
schoel county road. telephone. levcl
no gravel. easily cleared. Price fiAO0,
$50 cash. $40 per month
whsr COAST LAND co.
iIa-t4 American Bank RldE
/ HAVE sBs ERAL ACRE TRACTs ON
paved hlEnWuNt 40 minutes from 30
fino Wow. on very easy terms Como
IN and mako appointment, our auto
MERHiTT REALTY co.
72o-521 New York Blogk
STAR WANT ADS
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BUSINF SIS DEPT.

bOStlNf - Dffl.
'fiG seiTEffflc
ruberculosi. Testing Hood rss,ipr
MAY WORK
IN rnn iNrHPnsra or uuasNirY
AND THE GHEArEBr ooop TO
THE GREATEST NuAnER
THE FEES ARE Nuw REDUCED
Unui Further Notice
EHRLICH'S GENUINE Ola
600
$1,000
TUBERCULOSIS TESTS 81
The Recent Scientific German Method
Harmless and Painless
DR TUCKER
dlebe Block
First Az aud Madison g.
office aad Hospital Practice only
Special Conditions
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ts-euslNess oPPoRTuNiTies
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write Ter nnt % inventions wanted ~
manufacturer ant prizes offered 70
tE~ntiauH our four hnuss cent Tee
Fa''gi ,l gsss'sa e e . fss "s 80
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on The fifsi hln containing le rooms
viii cell f1r iiseo. y trade f1r good
acreage eittn e. Seattle. ~ vacant iati
might assume a small amount
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moving picture rhaw 90 ssreilsnt iaeas
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blacksmith tools ard stock cheap a. Ftr
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iIlrIr rARM ron AZ ON COUrIE

WHERE THEY CAN RAISE
CHICKENS. FRUITS. VEGETABLES
Fine level tract. close 20 Lake Washing
ton on good road improved with new
house. chicken house. yards. etc good
alder land. partly cleared and ready TO
pillow. Prico $500; terms $50 cash and
$40 month Come over % kirk land
and 1 viii show you the place Easy
walk from the dock G. II Hack
worth Kirkland Hotel, Kirkland,
Warrington.
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