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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13
He OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
HOME AaAIN.-After o three week.

HOME AaAIN.-After o three week.
pleasant visit among our better.half's
relatives in the prairie State, We are
II our desk, feeling refreshed and glad
to circulate around our beautiful citv.
again.
Certainly one of the most pleasant
trips ono can take is from here to
chicago. over tho b. & M. to Bur.
llngton, and tho G. 3. SO. to Chicago
Starting from here at noon, with the
cheering "Allright" sung out by our
wide awake general agent, juno A.
Wentz, we glide along at perfect case
and safety till the whistle reverber
ates across tho gorging ice of the
grand old Mississippi, and wo step
from tho coach into warm, pleasant
waiting room, till tho Cali aboard for
Che East!" warns us to quit the
lounge and take seat in an elegant
coach on tho connecting road, and
almostnoiselessly glide over the grand
bridge spanning the river, and feeling
SO comfortable under the genial
smiles and accommodating attentions
OF well-bred conductors. The atten-
lions that passengers receive on these
roads, speak more for the general man.
agemcnt than anything we think we
observed, for if passenger who pays
his money for trusting his own life in
the hands of others, sees that he is to
be treated as prisoner confined the
pleasure trip becomes irksome, and
the Company is silently pronounced
a selfish monopoly. We are glad,
then, to say to the travelling public
that while our Iowa roads are prov
erbial for accommodation, this one
with it's connection is little in ad
vance ofthe standard, so far as we are
acquainted The passenger need not
be afraid or 10th to ask questions
provided they are in the limits Of
good breeding-of the employees, as
they are sure to get direct end sat-
isfactory answer. Altogether, we
are pleased with our trip, with the
travelling company we fell into-es.
pecially as the Ottumwa market IN
contrast with other markets, was
freely discussed, most generally by
disinterssted persons, and come out
first best. Our city is widely known,
and seems to be a point whose ad-
vantages are discussed with as much
animation as any ofits rival towns.
We will give ono instance: One gen. |
tleman asked another what corn.
wheat and oats could be bought for at
Alton. Whom told, he remarked that
he thought he could make spec by
buying there and shipping to Bur
lington. "You are too far East by |
about Is miles--Ottumwa is where
you want to sell such products; bet. |
ter than Burlington !" quickly rejoin-
cd his informant. We were a silent !
listener to this conversation, few
miles out of Chicago. We arc re-
Joiced that Ottumwa is our abiding
place.
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Chicken Pot-plo is a nice dish, if
properly prepared. Good cooks pre-
fer fowls that hayc not died natural
death, by cholera or otherwise. To
keep your chickens healthy and free
from cholera, feed them some Gam
gee Powder every week or two.
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For Sale.

A splendid farm of 122 acres for
sale two miles southeast of Ottumwa.
on the Des Moines river bottom; also
o steam saw mill three miles from o.
tumwa, and 80 acres of timber near
BY. For further particulars, address
Isaac w. Maurice, Ottumwa, Iowa, or
sec the undersigned on farm:
ISAAC w. MAURICE.
Dec 29-d&w3w*
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Refer0es Sale.

t010I00S 08k0s
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Referees, heretofore appointed by the District
Court OF Wapello county to make partition
OF the lands and premises referred to and de-
scribed In the petition In the case of Lucinda
N. Holmes against VIM. Holmes ct al, by or
der OF said Court, made at the last regular
term thereof, will on the Goth day of Noyem-
Der A. ID. 1850, at one o'clock p. m. of said day
offer for sale at public auction at the front
door Of the Court House in the city of Ottum-
wa, Iowa, the following described real estate
to-wit: Part of the Sc n of SW Il of Sec Is,
Tp7 Range 10, Wapello county Iowa, begin
ming at the center Of said SW x of said Sec
ton. thence South 8,25 chains, thence East
Is chains, thence North 6,25 chains, thence
West Is chains, to the place OF beginning. ex.
cept one acre and one fourth off the west end
of said parcel, being a,25 chains North and
South and two chains East and West. Also
the Island in the Des Moines River Sec. q TIP
". Range IA, Wapello county, Iowa, known
as Turkey Island.
Terms of sale one half cash down the bal.
ance when the sale is confirmed by the Court,
with interest at ten per cent, secured by mort
gage on the property.
JOSEPH HAYNE.
J.W. CALDWELL Referees.
DAVID GEPHART)
Dated Ottumwa. Oct Goth 1869.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov. Goth 1859.
This sale adjourned to Monday tJany., nth
1870 at / p m for the want of bidders.
JOSEPH HAYNE
]. w. CALDWELL Refereese.
DAVID GEPHARr
NOy25th 1869 wtd,
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New Books, at Taylor, Blake
& Co.'S

New Books, at Taylor, Blake
& Co.'S
HOLMES WORKS.
Tempest 4 Sunshine, Rose Mathcr,
Meadow Brook, Dora Dean,
Ethelyn's Mistake, Marion dray,
Lena Rivers.
MAYNE REEDS NOVELS.
Quadroon, Hunters Feast,
White Gauntlet, Osccola,
Scalp Hunter.
Also.
Empress Josephine,
Form book for Justices,
Livingston's Africa,
Dickons-cloth and paper,
Gen. Marion, True to the Last,
Geo. Washington, Like and Unlike,
Daniel Boone, Looking Around
Hunting Adventures,
Two been thinking,
Sheep, Swine and Poultry,
Orpheus G. Kerr, Queens of France
Nonsensc--Brick Pomeroy,
The three Mrs. Judson's,
Oldtown Folks,
600 valuable Receipts,
Langstroth on tho Bee,
brotherhood of Odd fellowship in
German.
And Il large assortment of Bibles
Testaments, Hymn and prayer books
as well as Poetical works of all sizes
and kinds. Polite letter writers and
books of Etiquette.
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Read. ReadI

xlCdOs n6dO.
The undersigned is prepared TO pain
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSixe. or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing TO have them
call aud not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
Is done in the East. Give mo chance
and l can do it we'll and much cheaper,
Gard Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken On short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mwly. Fl. NUNAMAKER.
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CONFESSIONS of an INVALID.

nUBiISItEDf for the benefit of young men
II and others who suffer from Nervous Debil-
ity, etc, supply Ing the means of self-cure-
Written by one who cured himself; and sent
free on receiving postpaid directed envelop.
Address,
Dec 30 W6n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Smiths Tonic Syrl

Beware Of Counterfeits ! Smiths IOstic
Syrup has been counterfeited. and the
counterfeiter brought to grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle, DR.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell sthe original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. If my pri-
vate stamp is not on the bottle, do not
purchase, or you will be deceived, See
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one infring-
ing on my right, The genuine Smith
Tonic Syrup can only DO prepared by
myself.
The Public's Servant.
DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, Ky.
For ssle by Taylor, Blake 4 Co., Ottum-
wa, Iowa.
Sen. 2. '60. -d&wfm.
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REMEMBER
USQwEBAUGEE
OR
OLD SETTLERS BITTERS.
is WARRANTED.

TO do you more good than any other medicine
tonic or bitters that is recommended for bill
liousness, costiveness, dyspepsia, all COM
languor, general debility, loss of appetite diar.
rhoea, cholera morbus, the Usquebaugh HAS
NO EQUAL in the wide world. Its great cell
ebrity In Scotland, England and Ireland, for
the last two hundred years. Is sufficient proof
that It's virtues and extraordinary combna-
known has the precedence of Usauebaugh.
No one that has tried it for above and relative
complaints will be without it, as it is far pleas
anter and acts milder than any other cathar-
tic combined with tones known. 1t is lust
the thing" for business men; chat cannot give
time to slow and weakening effects of the or
binary course) enabling them to cure them
selves while pursuing their vocations with
more alacrity every day ofits use Until the
system Is properly restored.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART & SCHAFER.
Sole Proprietors, FIT. Madison Iowa.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. At whole-
sale by TAYLOR BLAKE 4 co,
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The Courier.

Inc DAILY and Weekly Ottumwa
COURIER commences the year 1870
under unusually favorable auspices.
Our Daily business and circulation
is at..length on a paying basis, and is
satisfactorily increasing; while our
Weekly paper now has the largest
paying bona fde circulation and ad-
vertising patronage of any news
paper in this part of Iowa, and
which VIC are gratified to announce
to our patrons, is rapidly increasing.
Tho COURIER is the official paper of
thecity, in which all tho proceedings
Of the City Council, and city laws are
published BY authority.
1t is the official paper of the county
also, and will hereafter publish the
delinquent tax lists, sheriff sales, and
all other official county matters by
authority.
1t has recently, without solicita-
ton, boon designated an official or
gan for tho PRONUNCIATION of War De-
partmont orders, &C., &c.
We shall keep at Dcs Moincs du.
ring the approaching session of the
Legislature one or moro special cor
respondents, and in addition to fur
nishing our readers full and complete
reports of tho daily proceedings of
the assembled wisdom, shall also
from time to time give our readers
gossipping personal pen portraits of
tho members, and shall have all other
matters OF interest transporting at the
Capitol this winter, faithfully written
up for these columns.
We shall continue our regular
Washington correspondence during
tho session of Congress, and will give
a full and faithful synopsis Of their
proceedings, and al other important
matters about Washington.
Our Geographic and market re-
ports will be the fullest and latest
from all parts of the world, which we
can procure.
As heretofore the COURIER will DO
the special exponent of our local af-
fairs, and will al d to the extent of its
circulation and ability, in demonstra-
ting to the people abroad, the un-
fine natural and artificial
advantages Ottumwa, and Wapello
County enjoy, in the way of Rail-
roads Coal, Stone, Water-power,
Agricultural resources, &C., over her
ncighbois, and those who Imagine
themselves our rivals.
Our weekly at $3.50 strictly in ad-
vance, is the cheapest paper in iowa,
considering its size and matter, while
our Daily at $500 per annum, is SO
low that every man in Ottumwa
having property interests, or local
pride for our city; ought irrespective
Of party, to subscribe and pay for it
in advance.
We shall aim to mako the CoUR-
TER locally, editorially, and every
other way, better for 1870 than ever
before, and in every respect SO valu-
able to our people in Ottumwa, and
in Wapello and adjoining counties,
as to become an indispensable institu-
ton to them.
We appeal to every subscriber to
send US in at least one new name, to
to tho end that our subscription lis I |
and usefulness may be doubled.
What say you friends Will you
make the effort
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There is, probably, no way in
which we can benefit our readers
more than by recommending to them
for general use Johnson's Anodyne
Lin,n,ent. 1t is adapted to almost all
the purposes of Family Medicine
and as specific for coughs, colds,
whooping cough, soreness of the
chest, lame stomach, rheumatism,
splitting of blood, and all lung diff
culties, it has no equal that ever we
saw or heard of.
The propriety of giving condition
medicine to horses, cattle and sheep,
was discussed and admitted by many
of the Agricultural Societies through
out the State last Fall, and we be-
lievc that in every case but one they
decided in favor Of Sheriddn's Cdual-
ry Condition Po,oders. Good Judge
ment.
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MauNoLIA WATER. = Superior to
the bost imported German Cologne,
and sold at halt the price.
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Dooley's Baking Powder

Well deserves the reputation attain
ed, as it is by far the best and cheap
est in market. No baking powder
has ever been manufactured SO free
from deletorious substances, and SO
exactly proportional that good,
sweet, light rolls, biscuits or pastry
could be made each time with sue
cess. 1t is always ready for use, reli-
able, and requires about half the
quantity Of any other in market. Will
not spoil N any climate. Grocers
everywhere keep it.
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Estray Notices.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken up by Nathan Haycock, of WASH
ington Township, Wapello county. Iowa. on
the I'D day Of November 1883, an estray Filly,
described as follows:
Bay color, supposed to be three years old
last spring, appraised at $500.
L. M. COOLEY,
Clerk Dist Court Wapello Co. Iowa.
Jan ID 1870 w2t*.
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Selling Cheap.

Fred. Arthur, Administrator OF the
Estate of l.. S. Barker, deceased, is
now engaged, and will be for some
days to come, in selling off the stock
of Jewelry &c, that Barker had on
hand at his death. The stock is still
at the old stand in D. Eaton & Cos,
Furniture ,storo, where the same is
being sold at private sale, at frac-
ticn above cost. 1t is rare chance
to buy cheap as we know from actu-
al trial. Dcc21 dwtf.
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of j.
Bowser & Co. is dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted will please settle at once, as
we are compelled to have money. The bust.
ness will be settled at the mill by @. o. Will
liams, who, in connection with G.. w. Bowen
will continue business at the old stand under
the name of Williams and Bowen.
j. BOWSER.
Dec3O l869-d6t-w4t G. o. WILLIAMS.
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No old accumulated stock, every.
thing new and carefully selected
this Fall at lowest decline in pri-
ces; close buyers. the place to in
vest your money for attractive
goods at attractive prices is at
Franks Clothing Hall, and would
be pleased to have yOn call and con-
vince yourselves of the above facts.
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Wedlock.

ESSAYS ON THE ERRORS OF YOUTH, and the
FoLLIEs OF AGE in relation to MARRIAGE
and SOCIAL EVILS, with self-help for the
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sep. 29-dw3m.
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IN FURS,

We have MINK; FITCH, SQUIRREL,
RIVER SABLE, ALASKA MINK, CON.
Ely. Also, Furband HOODS, MEMS
FUR GLOVES and COLLARS,
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DRESS GOODS.

Our line in this DEPARTMENT is very
complete, embracing FRENCH a n
IRISH POPLINS of the best makes. ROU-
BAIX SHOT POPLlNS, BLACK, WHITE
and COLORED double warp ALPACA,
EMPRESS and OTTOMAN CLOTH, BOM-
BAZINE, MARINOS, CUTTINGS SCOTCH
PLAIDS, ARXURES, &c.
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MARRIED.-January LIST, 1870, at
the NJ. Il. Church, Versailles, Illinois,
MIR. RoET. NJ. PAINTER, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, and Miss EMILY Il. HACKwoRTH,
Of Versailles, by the Rev. w. II
Taylor.
Accompanying the above notice
was the proper amount Of spondu,
ticks, for which tho happy couple
have our thanks, with our earnest
desire for their very good health,
long life and unmixed happiness.
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Ladies Merino Vests. and Parts.
MISCELLANEOUS.



to
selling
a
We cordially invite al,
Jr,A
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE
Taken up by r. l.. Goodwin, ofCenter Town
ship, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 9Th day of
Dec, 1863 an estray COW, described as follows
White face and loins, red sides, supposed to
be seven years old. Appraised at $500.
l.. M. COOLEY,
Clerk Dist. Court Wapello CO., Iowa.
Jan 18th 1870 w.t..
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The Highest Market
Price paid for Butter, Lard, Eggs, and
produce, at Indiana Grocery, West
Second street. Dec 81 4tw ltd
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WHITE GOODS,

AN ELEGANT STOCK. embracing
PLAIN, CHECKED and STRIPED JAG
ONETS. BROCADE and STRIPED BRIL-
LTANTES, NAINSOOK. INDIA TWILLS,
SOFT CAMBRIA, TUCKED and SHIRRED
MUSLINS, SWISS and BOOK MUSLINS,
LONG LAWN. LINEN CAMBRIA, IRISH
LINENS, HUCKS. LINEN DAMASK,
NAPKINS, SHEETING. PILLOW CASE
LINEN, B. I. DIAPER. TOWELS, &C,
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3 FOR RENT.-One store room
on Green street, enquire of
Jan s, 10. &C. BLAKE.
EdlOt-w2t.
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She IS creating beauty in the silence and lone.
hnesS Of her chamber; she grows like anv,art
creation, the result Of patience, Of hope. Of a
thousand delicate touchings. Bat even to the
bIoconda the moment Of perfectness. of COM
ltetion, comes Ut last, the master takes his
work from the easel and gives it to the ages
Woman Is never perfect. never complete. A
restless night uhducs the beauty of the dav,
sunshine b.urs the cyaneScent coloring Of her
cheek: frost nips the tender outlines of her
face into sudden harshuess Her pencil has
ever 10 be at work even While the hours worl,
for her, and the hours work against her at last.
Care plougLs its lines across her brow: moth
crhood destroys the elastic lghtness of her
form: the bloom of her cheek. TIE Quick fash
Of her eye, fade and vanish as the wear, 90 hv
But woman IS still true TO he. ideal. She
Won know when she is beaten, and She man
ages TO steal fresh victories even in her de-
leat. She lnvents new conceptions Of woman
Y grace; she rallies at thirty and fronts rs
with the beauty Of wom2nhood; she makes the
last stand at sixty with the beauty Of ace. Il
Is the same great artist who exhibits wear sf
ter year, but whose style ranges from the
girlish innocence Of a Fra Angelo 10 the Sc
we're matronage Of Zu"bar?n She falls
Ike C@sar, wrapping her uaLt.e around her
: buried in wooleu! 'twoulG saint provoke!-
Death listens pitifully to the longines of \
and the wriuklcd face smiles back
it last cold smile with something Of the rre+.
tincss Of eighteen
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Death Of a Living Skeleton. j"


Nathaniel WILSON lIe rrn0wneI ..7Ivinr
yL4S,n,, y d;al -, tr.;.S,, i...s Pl,'n
9%ViIo0u "'sl' ~ 10y ~ - 's''''
~ q, I IiiC - =. ,l'I "a =, ..so' ~ '..S
20 il'rc lnelIlt'l l.oh u'5 lli".iie' Slt *
haoI1Iialy pGCo'l'''tigs NA'9n nat@e' ms
rhysicai c0naI'icn. DaI-nis chiioho94 he
was VA, rugged ana AeaLlhy' 9"t |Asn 10 ms
siAteen.h '.i year Sl5aI OF me wasting
away ana loss OF ns.l commcbce1 to an-
pear, ne ie>i4sa y Tl.h ia. MS :, mother al the
tiLle aC iiathaI u, Name. DoGtoiS exam
Ineu hIm 'nen. ii lAey we're oaiii- d. " itl
an cEt'aotu!naIy powerful voice, e-el-euc
nIh0' ana no apparent traces @. consa.m.P-
ton, they, ADVISED hih 10 % 20 sga, when
nc o'd Ills voyages were made to Tie
" est lne'gs and IN a sVutbeliy Chcc.!on.
In one oi his voyages TO the, ladies ne
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WHY EVE WAS JEALOUS
By FRANCIS uENsuAw BADEN.

t:c,
o.. - ~ ts'."s iice ne turns 70 hers.
.,."'l lii2 "..H h.g"t some foolish iest.
-A".' s--t ENJOY II TOO. Oh. this IS yi.c.'
Eve Willard sat rant,na ar3 e.. o.,,
clU.s. she tIaugf.t fHff.. .,.,.;.,'. .
been waiting ami vatriiu,. f.. 49,. ..,.,i,,.. :
Roy ST. Clair. and ,yh,n tI,. mn ''i' ~
She AueyT Sire cya.i d ,pc no longer: he would
uot cone.
,.What las detained lim2' often she lnur-
muei eli had not fcIt sure of his comma.
would have rome 10 the opera with Frol.
Row had better Give a worry nooI excuse for
tins. og / shall not ret over it very soon. III
not let Fred know Aos l'y4 been disappointed
or he will tease me droaltJlly''
Paa}. little Eyie did not feel r-Ilch better tha
next morning, when her brother. Fred salut.J
her
'.Yau must lavo Lad 81 ,1rro~ lonely time
last light. Eyir.
Why 50. LYIe asked.
why Because q certain young gentleman
that ! think You expected, spent us evening
somewhere e.se, and IN the company q as
pretty girl as | ever saw.
Ewes face flushed mmistaEaoly. although
she tried hard to appear uDConcerued. and re-
piled:
ION saw linn ut the opera, | suppose.
Likely lie was with h 5 sister: | know he IS
/ expecting her IN town every day.
~ es, / saw him: but I'll pledge You my
word INT girl was not his sister No, indeed!
Boys are not 50 devoted IA taeIr manner 10
( tier SISTERS II had not thought something
/ Of the kind IN another quarter, nearer h9me,l
should say be WAS in love with her. There,
now, Eyie, don flush up sol We young ones
must fiirt Iitt}c sumetimes-that Is, when We
arc invited: and hot younG lady really seemed
very fond OF Rov You can Just scold HIM a
little, and it viii be all right after
+ Eyie maintained as calm an exterior as pos
sibe and forced down a very small break
fast. She would not have eaten a molthtul.
only she knew Fred was watching her and
I anxious to .eta chance for further teasing
Roy St. Clairs family resided in ar al
joining state. lie was engaged in business in
the city where Evie willard lived. She had
known him nearly year. Within the last
two months he had visited her very frequent
( ~, and although they were not actually en-
Saged there was pretty good understanding
between them. Eyie had felt very sure Roy
loved her. and she had not been verv particu.
IaI, in dls.,uisin.. her preference for him
That evening he presented Linsclfto Evie.
and said immeliatclr:
Il was provoked not to be with vou last
/ evening. and more So because had not even
time to write Won line explaining nv ab
.ence Mr. Bike came 10 me- iuS. ms was
leaving the store. ana rave me = niece of in.
formation relative n o1r I,lsiness fhat made
i reresss,,v f.r mn - go.f 70 r. ILsf
ONLY ms t:n,a n l,ta1, +L[ trlir and d;1 ,,nt
gct' back until verv },te :,
I rric - ,,,,,.,, - +,. -, - ,,.7r.
but this exnla2arian sHrrri.aI her. an f. ont
OF her intention. and sc said:
why. heard YOU were at the opera, Dis
YOU not return in time to Jron in there a Ii-rIf
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SHOT DEAD.
Tragic Fate OF a Psalm SINGING
Express RObl0er.

Express RODber,
D.. o..
d.. ou; GolS Is oea1-"as shot on hrrs-
GIJIs HlsHt III attempting to break jail at
t-',. - ian'll5 lou II lnls 3fate' where he had
~ - coi.t'uld since december Tor robbng
i-l i..s IouIheih eA press OF aooutsj 600. Cole
10, 10 oe9H agent ief the company at Hunts
lais1oH lor some Tune, and much couidcnce
f,as ""s iiepo5el i IN MN by his employers; IN
t@niad So. W.? q hiee Souns man lie at
n1i..ed $50 Snai, sC'-ooi reg oafiy, anu never
he o.asroy - CT c"-IlS at tharth' |Dlther
,-c,,,-,Ia.I:.. - d" De'y .! IoV5iy anu PIouS
f,.+aa. l'''I.Ts' MHo were much ediH1e fy his
~ Ii, ne @''' Ieeu tH5 company ot what
H. ~ 80, ,,,~g ,'lo ceanuiu The refined, and
Lrr.i;|t, Inv 49, ";' 'oEea 70 pour torth his
- III - ~, .,.'.' Impressive pray
inga1r h',F ,.'.L, l-s'lI ..'''5 man III liuht>
- -, -, 'I'i'> Il "ts given too much
syl ila.g. y.'.' !'i'9 I''"i,2.ioh' Tor silent
'''t ,Lo, r.sDIi ,o'I'i: ".e".'a''A tor per on
tIi;., t'''o ~ = '''E' + ~ :"i lhere IS no
"roi GI,i'i; :,, ..@ 'lo} eEFa,'e paths his