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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25
soo,oooas. WOOL wANrEp.

j. J. Hadfield wants to purchase 900,
600 lbs wool, at his store ON Court Street.
He has the money ready to pay for it, and
oil that farmers have to do l. to bring on
their wool and get the highest market
price IN cash. He ia buying for New
York firm and win pay Chicago prices.
Don't trade your wool for goods unlesa you
can discount the goods 10 to 20 per cent.
We can recommend Mr.. Fl. as 3 straight.
forward dealer and he will do as he prone
isas. ml3 wit
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014ginal 1eoe3ea.
State OF Iowa. County OF Wapello, District Court
August Term, 1874.
Edward A. Chambers W. Lucy I. Chamber, IN
EQUITY.
To Lucy !. Chambers, alias Ida Z. Terry: You
are hereby NOTIFIED that there h now on Ale In
the o6ce OF the Clerk Of the Districs Court Of the
STATE OF Iowa, for Wepello county, petition 10
equity Of Edward A. Chambers, plainslR, against
Jon - defendant, changing yoa with wilfnl de-
ssssaoa fSr mors tAsa s.o yesn I'D asking for
unlese y00 appear thereto aud de1Snd, before
soon Of tho seooad day Of tho August Term Of
the aid Court, for 1875, (which vii commence
August s1st 1884, defanlt win b entored against
you, and decree b. rendered thereon.
3. a. CHANDRRa, Piatnti&.
]. d. DHvM, Plaintiff . Attorney.
Otsanwa, June 10, is74. EFT
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B. SAxuELs has one Of the best selected
stocksc OF goods in the city. and q to prices,
he proposes TO sell y low = anybody els
dsres 70. Call and go and price bio goods
before buying, and MAKE MoxRY thereby.
Corner store on Main street. (Gossage's old
stand). 7-wlm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

Doctor AcIntosh's Female Supporter
for sale at J. 1. Taylor = Co.'S. Physi-
cians and oil Others interested. will please
take notice, and call aud examine the msr.
ito Of this instrument. Wherever used By
physicians they hare given tho most satis-
factory results. jne2 ssd stw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

Being permanently located in the city,
and thanking the public for their liberal
patronage. invite al to call ct No. %,
Union Block, for first class photographic
work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
d6w-tf 8. III. HOVER.
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oE77Issi 5sdse.

10 Lucinda oummefiots DefendAnt.
Y0a ere hereby noeined that o. o. before TIE III
day q J1ly 1874 the petition Of Samuel onmmer.
lost Plainft6. win b aled n the Clerks Once 81
TIE DietSict Court Of WApello Counsy, Iowa,
claiming q you divorce for ths reasons set Sorff
In said petition. n 914
And that UNLESS ron aypsar ana mako dsfsase
thereto, On OF before noon Of Tie SECOND day Of
the ne1f term Of aaid Court 70 b begun end held
- the Court HoQ1e IN Ostumwa n o0ld County, o.
the Slst day Of August 1874, defanit WIN b en-
tered md decree rendered thereon against yoa,
III. G. JAQU1s, PlstpstR's Atty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

Hungarian Grass SEED.
Two Hundred bushels for sale 10 the
Patrons Of Husbandry, On commission, u
unpleasantly low figures BY O. Towns.
7-lw
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You will save money BY buying. your
White Lead and Linseed Oil ct
WILLIAMSON 4 KEfLrY's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

Taken up By John r. Tnsram, Of Pleasant
ssrs, ne an
f0llown: 60rfel, heavy name and tail: right hind
leg white half way TO k-jotnt; star 10 forehead
pied In fore-fees; . splint ON right fore-leG 40.
praised at SO; age, seven year..
WIN. II. CALDWELL,
June 8, 1874 a.sts
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

LAMBS E00 SALE.
Sixty head Of Ootswold ram lambs will do
% wean now, price s to 20 dollars. per
head will weigh 60 to 50 lbs. per head, At
I months old, resldsnce miles ssuth-east
Of Agency City Iowa.
j22 w5mos w. CALprcK.
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pas0eg0 aAA N8ogeAaAAs
VIII do we'll to remember that cCuLrOuaH
B LILDuRN pay CASH for ell the butter
and eggs they can get.-Bring them on
opposite the Post O6ce, 0ttumwa.
Narlowtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

10 sll persons suffering
nom khenmattsm, Neu-
|ralela, Cramps IA the
limbs OF stomach, BilIo0s
| Collie, Pain in the baoE.
bowels or side, we would
SAY THE HOUsRHoLp
|RAACEA and FAMILY
lLrMIlrxlgr 10 Of ali 9th.
IefD the remedy you want
for internal and external
|uSo. 1t has cured the
above complaints In
|th0ueend1 OF cases.
|Thore u no mistake about
Us W It. Sold BY Ill
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We WANT AGENTS

We want a represent at i've in every neigh
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which 10 rapidly filling up. Must apply a.
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the paper Que year. a magnificent premium
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Fssr Complete OUTFIT, or send for partIcr-
lars. Name territory desired In writing. Al
dress WATERS b Co., Publishers, Chicago
Ills. may Ia 'T3-6mw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

Fine selections Of Wall Paper, Cloth and
Paper Curtains at Williamson q Kelley's at
the lowest prices. m1wSt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

q
On Friday last .E1fs Garner, tho
American Express Agent, ct Agency
City, left his Office, got on the train and
came to Ottumwa. When he returned
an hour aud quarter afterward, he
found he had forgotten TO lock the safe,
and that $3.50 was minus therefrom. -
That little $3.50 will be lesson to Mr..
Garner, and will learn him that " fast
bind, is to fast find"
LIFE WITHOUT ENJOYMENT.
No human being whose stomach aud liver
are disordered can enjoy life. Business is q
fatigue and bore, and oil amusements "flat
aud unprofitable . to the victim Of indiees-
ton, biliousness, and disturbances OF the
bowels and the nerves which always accom-
pany them. Tho shortest, surest, safest
way to get rid Of these evils, and Of the men,
tai dependency which grows out of them
II to tone and regulate the system with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Of all stimu-
lants It is the purest, Of all vegetable tonics
the most active, Of all cathartics the mildest,
Of al anti-biHoui preparations the most
swift and certain ia it, operation. During
the twenty odd years that It has been In use
it has lived down professional preiudices,
distanced competition, and taken rank a
the standard restorative Of the age.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

For fine Rsmbrandt Photographs, 70 10
Hover's gallery In 2. O. Block on market
St. nova tdAv.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25
Wooll Wool Woollll
wanted vented I WantoAl

B. Saumels offers the highest price in this
market for Wool, or exchange for the Besr
WOODEN GooDs neutrality-suspicious. the
celebrated Wooden Mills Of Alton, Illinois,
His store can Be found corner Main and
Market streets (Gossage's old stAnd), Cur
lev block, Ottumwa, Iowa. 7-wam.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

THE OTTUMWA OoUR1EE
rRuaspAY Mosxrxe. JUNE 18th. 1874
r. Agency City IL "more happy Is eve
before" Itnsw has too saloons.
For fruit jas 60 to Moore q Goodslls
corner Main and Green street.
Morton count snti.monops arc for
J. ". Dixon Of this city, for Congress
The Farmers Mtls have been re
singled and repaired and now lool
quite respectable.
Burlington has walked up and Will
celebrate the "gsloriouss 4th.
Hyca want > III 81 GOOD oroqust. call
On Moore 4 Gcodall. ju2odswst
Ifyou would bs "hsalthy, wealthy
and wise" rsad the items IN to-day'a
paper Of those who advertise.
Rev. n. B. Knight Il In Washington
p. He writes Dr.. Orr that he will
return nezt week, and win preach
eanday, July 6tA.
! The Old ssttlsrs Of Davis county,
3afs 70 have . rs-nnion at Bloomfield,
on The Ia Of July.
A. =. ssott Stock Agent Of the B.
y. Railroad Jalsd at Council Bluffs,
5ee-day q II O'Clock.
sansst Cox has bean Invited to do.
liver IN Grafton before Law Class Il
lows Univsrsity on the soth inst.
Soosch Ale and London Porter i. Moore
Gooda1ls. jo2odswst
sAa. Hvans,.1. w. Dixon and John
J. EaAis. hsvsgoas to Des Noises 70
rsprsssat the Ant,.1 (onops Of Wapel-
10 county In their Stats Convention.
A Wapsllo county couple were d.
voresd n April, and yesterday Clerk
Cooley issued them license 70 DO re-
married. "Alrs we'll that Ends WELL"
Aparty ofSo' BloomAsldsrs arc 20
ing 70 Clear Lake, on the 10Th Of July.
One Northrup q In jail here for
tobbing smoke houses and cloth lines
II BloomAsld.
Ladies' 6ais md pasascls viii b sold 81
greatly reduced prices q Hawks ;also, Fans
md I'll ssasonabls goods win b sold unus.
|saily low. cali early and ct bargains.
] jwtf
An sasiasse viii b here this week
% lay ont sons new side tracks for the
DIV. Railroad md also tofstaks OF the
Foana Tor thsir Asw freight house.
TIE solorsd people Of this city pro.
pee p celebrate the Emancipation Of
PAsif racs o. the srd Of August,
4 large lot Of bsst quality of Fruit jan
= eniths Hscond hand stoes. On Main
fRss4 : ~ deon bslvv Dslliagall House
e lase NY pse esnt chsApr than any
wAas slss h .this city. 3tdltwjsl
Or ofthe editors OF the Prairie
lswmw has written . posm on pat.
ast outSldss." Rather . stale subject
oN which 70 wake The muses..
me season d the rear hes arrived
whsa The uncertoin oharaetAr Of exrs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-25

OhuAfoo otte0 look Falo and Sick
from NO other cause than having worms In tho
stomach. BROWNS vKRMIFuGE COMETS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child'
ing or other injurious ingredients Usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietory.
No. 2l5 FULTON Street, New YORK.
Sold by Dfuggists and Chemists, and Dealers IN
1edictnee ct TWnnrY. FIVE CENrs Box.
tulyl0w1y.
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LIFE WITHOUT ENJOYMENT.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy your Machine Oil At Williamson 4
KsIleyi. wlsj24
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Nearly All diseases originate nom ;ndissa.
eon md Torpidtty Of the Liver and rsllsf
= alwsys Anxiousiy sought aftsr. II the
Liver 10 Regulated In IT. actiOn, health 10 ~
most Invariably secured. Want Of action II
the LIVER causes HeAdaCne, ConstipAtion,
JAund1Ce, Pain In the shoulders, Cou9h.
Chills, Dizziness, Sour stomach. ned Taste
IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpltation
81 the Heart. Depre1ion Of the Spirits, Cf
the Blues, and . hundred other oyiuptOnne.
for which 1IMMON'D LIVES BG6ULAs
TON - the best remedy thas has eyee boon
discovered. II aots mildly, sHectually, and
being simple vegetable compound. Oan do
no injury In any quantities that it may Is
taken. Il ID harnllsos in every way: III No.
been used for - years. and Hundreds az ~
go0d and great from oil pAfte Of The eountry
VIII vouch for It's being Che purest and best.
Simmons Liver Regulator
OR MEDICINE
L no drastic violent medicine.
e sure t0 cure u taken regularly,
II = fAultless family modioinA
- GIVEN with safetv and the happiest results
10 the moss delicate infant,
Oeeo MOT interfere with businaos.
Does mot disArange the system,
1axee re- place Of Quinins and Bittsrs Q
Curtains the simplest and best remedies.
For sale ~ an Druggisss.
NOv14.7S-dwly M
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From the subscriber about tho 9th
Of June, ono dun colored two year old
Alley, with dark stripes on hind legs,
and ono bay Mare, about seven years
old, both hind feet white, blind In LEFT
eye, . little sway.backed, white spot
In forehead, and scar on one hip. I
will pay reasonable reward to any
one who will inform me whore I can
get them. Address. HANNAH GEE,
Wit j26 Ottumwa, Il.
Tho Pella Blade says: IN. L. Kirk,
. former Citizen ofPslla, has just start
Cd . lumber yard In Ottumwa. The
people Of Ottumwa win hnd Mr.. Kirk
TO be . genial gentleman, , good citi.
iizsn, and : business man with whom
It 10 ! pleasure to DO business"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-06-11
Jones Of Nevada ~ = spelIcr.

In the days when "boiled shirts" were II
Sunday luxury, the owners of those articles
had their names stamped on the bands below
the plaits, and as the fashion of vests was not
tolerated at that time (this was not in the
"earlier years of the reign of George ILL.,, y
the name of q man could be easily 0certained
by glancing at the waistband, which was
fully exposed to view. On one occasion Mr..
Jones had attired himself hastily, and in the
hurry had put on shirt stamped with the
name of his room-mate-J. Owens. "Hello!"
said a friend, "you've borrowed billed shirt
for your holiday" "Oh, no." said Jones,
"this is my shirt" "Well, there's another
mans name on il. pointing to the convincing
proof, -. Owens" But, quick as flash,
when Jones saw his mistake, he turned it to
his advantage: ''Ob, that is the way our
Welsh folks spell the family name, J.o-w-e-n-s:
Jowens, or Jones, as you call it! DyeseeF
Alta California.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-06-11

From the New York Sun of May loth
On Tuesday last Charles Fl. Walker Of
Hartford persuaded Lima llodes Of Green
point to clope with him. There had been
mas parents, who were opposed to the match.
The pair were married aEu started for Con-
necticut Mr. Hodes was soon on the trail
and captured his daughter and brought her
back to Grecnpoint. The young bridegroom
went to Judge Reynolds in Brooklyn on Sat
urday, and having made the necessary atflda-
Wits obtained writ of habcrs corpus to OBJ
tain his wife In obedience thereto Mr.. and
Mrs. Hotlcs thanking the bride on either side,
marched into the court room yesterday morn
ing. The girl is but II years old, is pleas
ant looking brunette, and was neatly though
plainly dressed. As the case was called,
Counsellor Bellows said to the Court that the
husband had not been permitted to SEQ his
bride since she was taken from him. He did
not doubt that if the pair were allowed to
have short interview they would agree to
live together, which, of course, would make
further proceedings unnecessary.
The Judge asked the brides parents to step
in an adjoining room. Then hc took the girl
aside and heard her story. She told him that
they were legally and lawfully married; that
her father had said that she was at liberty to
husband. but judge" she added, II don't
know what to do. love my husband, but he
is not able to support me. He is dependent
on his mother for money Then she burst
into tears.
"Wouh you like to talk with him." asked
the Judge.
Il promised my parents that would not
speak to him. was the reply between her
sobs.
''That promise is not binding in case like
this, =" said the Judge.
At this point Walker approached, won't
you come with me, Lima" he asked, with
tears in his eyes also,
"If wanted to live with you should not
wish to be supported by your mothers money"
was her frank reply, adding after a pause, II
will talk with you little while though, if
you desire me to- They passed into the
Judges private room which was occupied by
her parents.
Soon the Judge was summoned, and then
the brides parents. 81 shall die if you leave
me-" said her father, after they had talked a
few moments.
The young bride mused for i short time
and then turning to her husband she said,
"Charlie love you you are my husband.
am your wife. Go back and wait and work,
and show yourself able to support me, and if
you are true to me year l will then go and
live with you,
Walker kissed his bride. with whom he
had lived but four days, and sadly went from
the room. The spectators were disappointed,
for there was scarcely y person in the room
who did not wish to see the girl restored to
her husband.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-06-11


"a young lady" writes to the Graphic in
defense of the present mode of dress adopted
by woman. She says:
All the attacks made upon our dress at the
present time are founded in ignorance. Years
ago our women wore paper shoes and board
corsets OF course, these were unhealthy.
But nowadays we wear thick shoes and cor.
sets that are no more injurious than mems
waistcoats What nonsense, then, it is to at
tack women dress for reasons that have now
become obsolete l claim that our dress is
rational because it is becoming, and that is
the chief object of woman's dress. We
hang our skirts on cur hips, and not on our
shoulders, because our hips are made for the
purpose, and because the plan of wearing
skirts suspended Ivy braces from the shoul-
ders is impracticable, except for flat-chested
old maids. As our correspondent, Mrs. r.
ST." has said, our skirts are so arranged that
they keep our bodies cool, whereas trousers
would produce the opposite effect. If wo-
men were iniclfiel. to JUMP fences and ride
astride there would be reason for dress re-
form. As they we're nct Intended for any
such purrose, insist hat their present dress
is just what i. should he, D0sh. in point of
health and appearance.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-06-11

From the Avant Courier. June 9Th.
The near approach Of the election. when
the question of the removal Of the Territorial
Capital from its present location to the busi-
ness center of the Territory will be voted on,
is causing some ag itation of the subject among
tue people of this county.
We have rcfrained so far from joining in
the discussion of the matter, which has been
so vigorously engaged in by the Helena and
Virginia papers since the passage of the bill
providing for its removal by the last Legisla-
ture, but the time is drawing near when our
people will I've called upon to vote for or
against its removal. and as it is 4 question of
no political significance, but one affecting
more materially the local interests of the con-
tending cities. and extending in somo degree
TO outside sections. we consider it our pro-
vince to give our aid and encouragement 10
the place where the interests OF Gallatin
county and Eastern Montana are mostly con-
cerned.
Taking this view of the subject which no
one can doubt is correct, it is to our interest,
and that of tho people of this county, and We
regard it as our duty, to advocate and vote
for its removal to Helena. Our people have
no interests in common with Virginia, except
the friendly relations of neighboring cities,
which We trust will always exist, but We have
with Helena. Cne has 8HOTOeu uA mSIA0t
for our surplus productions since the settle
ment of this valley, and furnished us neces-
sary supplies when they could not bc pur-
chased elsewhere. 1t would therefore bc .
suicidal policy for lis to throw stone in her
path of progress or in any way to check her
prosperity, when that prosperity is 90 init
mately connected with our own.
There is little doubt in our minds As to the
feeling of the people of this county on the
subject of removal. As between Helena and
Virginia city they would prefer Helena to
man, but the prospective hope of securing the
capital at BOzeman ut no distant day has
caused them to forego past convenience and
interest We think they have become tired
of this. They have been actuated also in their
opposition to the removal of the Capital to
Helena, in that it would have tendency to
permanently locate it Viewed in the light
of unbiased reason this is q false theory, and
we are not without precedent to sustain us in
the assertion. Whenever Bozcman, by rea-
son of location and sur: ounding population,
can present the same claims to the capital
that Helena has at the present time she will
undoubtedly get it, and she will experience as
little difficulty in effecting its removal from
the latter place as from Virginia city. When
ever ma jority of the people are convinced
that it is to their convenience to remove their
capital they generally do it, and we believe
that time has arrived in this Territory.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-06-11
THE, WEEKLY HERALD
II ni.t~IIFD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
z 22:yTf yffss TF;ss FISK BROS, Publishers
ygiE uiuDEN.S LAST FAREWELL.
OF CREMATION.

Th"n the night wore on. and we knew the worst
That the end Of il all was nj gh;
Three doctors they had from the very first
Ard wha cosld one do but die Z:
oh William shc cried strew blossoms of spring
For the apparatus might rust
But -av that a handful of vings you'll bring,
And lngcr to COmbust.
"Oh promise me. love. by the fire hole you'll watch,
And when mourncrs and stOkers convene,
You will that they light me some solemn. .slOw-mstch
Aod warn them against Kerosene.
ut would cheer to know. these rude brcezcs waft
Nv essence far TO the pole,
Tha, one whom love will look to the draught,
And have q fond eye on the coal.
'Thcn promise me- lovs'-and her voice fainter grew
Nv he this body of mine calOifier,
You will stand Just near a. you can 10 the hue,
And gaze when nv gases arise.
"For Thompson lIenry-hss found out way
(Of his process you We surely heard tell,)
And burn like parOr match gently away,
Nor even offend by smcll.
$50 none of the dainty need sniff in disdain
When my carbon float. up to the eky:
And I'm sure, love, that you will never complain.
Though al ash shoud blow into your eye
"Now. promise me, love"-and she murInured low
when the caciication is DER,
You will sit by my grave in the twilight glow
mean by my furnace door,
Yes promise me- love, while the seasons rsvolvc
On their noisclcsr axlcs the years,
You will visit the kiln where you eaw me 'reeolve.'
And leach my pale aches with tears
John Paul, In Iiarpcrs Magazine for June.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-06-11
Helena, Montana, Thursday, June II, 1874.

shaping their political plans for such con-
tinsency. The majority are taking look at
this question as it appears now, and arc will
ling to let the future take care of itself
Our farmers especially feel that re-cipro-
city in business makes it their duty to sup
port Helena. They purchase largely of her
business men and indirectly find there mar
kct for many of their commodities. They feel
that it is to their interest that this market
should be enlarged by all proper means in
their power, and that they are injuring them
selves in doing IN injury to u patron.