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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14
VILLAGE CREEK.

Village Creek, Nov. 1s.-Corn husk-
ing is almost finished in this place.
]. w. Smith, who has been laid up
for the past three months with bro
ken leg, is able to be out on duty
again.
Emmett Haley is working for Joe
BOSNIAN this week.
p. Burton and H. Smith, of this place,
shipped two car loads of sheep to Chica-
go Wednesday.
S. A. Burton and G. Brooks called on
Lewis BOSNIAN, Tuesday.
Girls and Lewis BOSNIAN, ]. w. Haley,
6 Brooks, Mike Swartz, Joe Harlan
and j. w. Engles all attended the
large stock sale of Ed Daggett, which
was held north OF Ottumwa, Fri
day.
Fred Eastburn was in Blakesburg
Wednesday.
John Gessor, living east of here on
Village, was in Anador on Saturday.
Sam and Dige Walker We're in OF
tumwa Saturday.
The farmers are still worrying about
the rain, as the ground is dry and
in bad condition for blowing.
Mrs Marion Smith and Mrs. A. A.
Shields visited Mrs. Joe BOSNIAN, Sat
urday.
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KIRKyILLE.

Kirllyille, Nov. 14.-Ed. Bedford re-
turned home Friday from Colorado
where he has been for several months.
He was accompanied by his friend, Hi
ram Foglesong, of Lancaster, Mo-, who
has been in Colorado with Mr.. Belford.
Mrs. Sarah Bissell has recently had
a substantial brick sidewalk laid the
entire front of her property.
Nelson McDonough, who with NJ. B.
Reed and son, of Delta, left in Septem-
Der for an overland trip to Oklahoma,
returned home Wednesday.
Arthur Doty, of Blakesburg, is visit
ing his half brother, Charley Smith,
and family.
The Misses Linnie and Della Zellner
of Fremont, We're Sunday visitors with
their grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Da-
Wis.
Mrs. Wall, of Ottumwa, who former
ly kept house for John Pelham, is here
visiting with the latter's family and
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Pelham.
Mrs. Lois Ream and son, Raleigh, of
,Ottumwa, were visitors Saturday with
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Caughlan.
On Saturday afternoon last the boys
of the Junior League Guard met at the
parsonage and presented their pastor,
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FOSTER.

Foster, Nov. 11.-The mines are run
ming full time and the company reports
a scarcity of men. In personal CONVEX.
sation with the manager of the. mines
it is learned that the company will
sink new shaft early in the spring.
NJ. P. Huxford moved his family to
Hamilton on Monday.
Chas. Anderson, of Hamilton, spent
Sunday in town with his parents.
Morris Williams, of Ottumwa, was
in town on business during the week.
Mrs. r. Williams departed Tuesday
for weeks visitfin Keb.
The ladies of the Baptist church held
a box supper on Saturday night. They
cleared SIS as the proceeds of the mees-
ing.
Cyrus Hickenlooper has carpenters
at work on his building and will move
the postotfice this week.
Samuel Shaw, one of the pioneer set
tiers of this county, died at the home
of his son, George Shaw, in Urbana
township, Saturday. The funeral oc-
Cured Sunday at 2 p. IN.
John G. Wilson and family spent
Sunday at the parental Wilson home
near Moravia.
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AMADOR,

Amador, Nov. 1O.-Mrs. Parker and
son Sherman attended church at Rus
sell Chapel Sunday and spent the re-
mainder of the day at the Z. Haning
home.
Marion Smith and George Shields
were business callers in Bidwell Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larue and
daughter Maude, of Ottumwa, We're
royalty entertained Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Wilkinson.
The sale at Amador Saturday was
quite well attended.
DR.. Hurst was business caller in
our town few days since.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 2, a very
enjoyable surprise was given on Miss
Nellie Angel. A pleasant time was
had by all present.
Mrs. Mary Wellman and son Will
visited with relatives east of here last
week, returning Friday evening.
Mrs. Emily Shields, of Ottumwa, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Myers.
Sunday morning, Nov. S, at 10 o'clock
at the home of Rev. Randolph, the Of
ficiating clergyman, occurred the mar
ildSe Ol MISS Sarah Florence schwartz
and Earl Myers. Both are well known
and highly respected young people.
Their many friends wish them long
and happy. life.
Stella Bachman called on Annie
Wellman Monday.
Rev. D. W. Hastings was guest of
| I. H. Hendrickson Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Tadlock, of Moravia,
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Susan Kent.
Lawrence Kent, of Ottumwa, was a
business caller at our town Tuesday.
Marion Smith has had his residence
greatly improved by having new flue
built,
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Bloomfield, Nov. Heb. Kinnick
and ID. NJ. McFadden spent Thursday
in Wyacindah township, the guests of
Mr.. Kinman, who joined them in a
hunting expedition, which resulted in
two squirrels as sum total Of
game.
Mitchell Swain, OF White Elm, spent
Friday in this place.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Horn has received the
pleasing news of the arrival of fine
II girl baby at the home of her daughter,
,1rs. Lulu Greenlee, of North Eng
|lish.
DR.. II. c.. Young is attending the
meeting of the medical association,
held in ST. Louis. this week.
w. ID. Steckel and John C. Hull, ac-
Icompanied by number of lady friends,
attended the fiddlers' contest held at
Milton, Friday evening, Mr.. Steckel
and Mr.. Ethel assisting in the enter
tainment.
Mrs. J. W. Young has returned from
Hutchinson, Kan, where she has been
for some time at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lille Stewart.
Judge Sloan's term of court opened
on Wednesday morning. Up to the
pleSeut udle lHe time nus Deeu, given
to cases of minor Importance and di-
vorce suits. The three divorce cases
granted were those of Geo. w. Hill VS..
Catharine Hill, Mary Hughes VS.. Chas.
Hughes, Catharine Williamson VS.. FIRE.
mont Williamson. Thursday was the
day set for the Mills murder case. An
application was made for change Of
venue on account of the prejudice of
the people. The arguments were made
at 10 a. m, Thursday, and at A p. m.
the judge gave the decision refusing
the petition on the ground of failure
to show sufficient cause for change.
Friday morning Sheriff Young was sent
out to select jurymen. additional to the
regular panel. To select a jury in this
county will be no easy matter. hut the
selection will be made from the most
remote sections, in order that they
may find men who have no preconceiv-
ed opinion, and that they may be scat
tered all over the county. Saturday
morning court will proceed to draw
the jury, exhausting the regular panel
| first.
Mrs. Ruth Kelley and little daughter,
of Arizona, are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Kelley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Guernsey.
Mrs. Sam Jones, of Lyons, Kansas
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LIBERTYyILLE.

Libertyyille, Nov. 11.--Rev. C. Sprin-
ger went to Oskaloosa Wednesday, on
business.
DR.. Bert Hague, of Grand Ridge, ILL.,,
is spending few days al home.
Mrs. David Grail, of Burlington is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Gift
ford.
Emmett lodge, No. es9, gave ban
quet and reception at the CARRIER
House Wednesday evening, in honor of
Ed Hague.
+ M. and Mrs. j. L. McCleary are
the proud parents of a baby daugh-
ter.
A special mail delivery route will be
commenced here about Dec. /.
About seyenty-five friends and neigh
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BIDWELL.

Bidwell, Nov. 1s,-G. G. Garfield left
for Wichita Wednesday morning, on
No IS.
Lloyd Garfield returned from Keo,a
Thursday.
Alma Tinsley and wife, of Batavia,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Baldwell. 81.
George Stevens and wife, of Dud-
ley, are visiting friends near here.
j. r. Stevens child is much better.
Mrs. Mary Smith. and daughter Ruth
returned Thursday from a few days
visit in Ottumwa. }t, n
Protracted meeting begins at Pleas
ant Home next week.
Rev. Coggshall and wife, of Chilli
Gothic, We're callers,:lt Bidwell, Friday.
F. p. Perry and wife went to Ottum-
wa today.
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AGENCY.

Agency, Nov. 13.--Rev. D. NJ. Lower
is holding series of meetings at Cos
pei Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcoxen are
visiting relatives here.
William Paine shipped car of fat
cattle to Chicago Sunday.
j. w. Nye, of Monroe county, and
S. A. Nye, of Dudley, were here visit
ing friends last week.
Rev. W.. S. Moore goes to Richland
today to attend the M E. district con-
ference.
VIM. Reeves is improving the looks
of his farm by painting his house and
barn. .s..a ~ ia,
The NJ. E. church will give pigeon
pot pie social at the town hall on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 90.
Miss Cora Hill is visiting friends at
Chillicothe.
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SEOCKPOK,E.

Stockport, Nov, l. .-NIrs. Jane For
dyce died Sunday morning and was
buried Monday at 10 o'clock a. m. She
has been resident of Van Buren,
county over fifty years.
Mr.. Litton's funeral took place last
Wednesday at 10 o'clock. 1t was con-
Quoted by the i. o. o. f. order and
was largely attended.
w. F. Plunner and wife, of Hillsboro,
visited at Stockport Sunday.
The shipments. this week consisted
of two cars of hogs to ottumwa, ten
cars of sheep to Peoria, Ill.
Mr.. Tomlinson, the barber, will move
Tuesday TO Mt. Pleasant and occupy
the Shop at the Harlan hotel. Mr..
Gregory will occupy the shop at Stock
port.
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is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Young, the visit
being occasioned by the illness of Mrs.
Young.
+ E. X. Herr was unable to be present
at the store on Friday, having taken d
severe cold, which kept him home
prisoner.
Mrs. L. B. Trnax, Misses Ida and Lulu
Calvert and Carl Shaw attended the re-
ception given at the Christian church
lat Drakesville on Wednesday evening,
in honor of the home coming of Dick
Btnton, who arrived home on Thurs
day from years service in the Phil
ippines. a rousing reception was given
him at the depot and delightful re-
ception was given him at the Christian
church, after which an elegant repast
was served at the old Christian church,
which was attended by about 400
people.
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bors surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Price
Monday evening, ii being their twenty
second wedding anniversary. Every
body reports good time.
Harry Hurst, r. e. Byers and John
Riniker came home Monday evening
from Keokuk, to vote.
G. N. Yost has bought farm near
Brookville and expects to move there
soon.
George Blagg came home from Mt.
Pleasant and returned, Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan CARRIER is visiting in
Charles City. /,
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ABINGDON.

Abingdon, Nov. 11.-Chas. Buchanan
sold his groceries at public auction last
week and left for Packwood Monday
morning where he will be engaged in
the livery business.
Mrs. G. T. Norman and Miss Bertha
were guests at the home of B. B. Bur-
ris Sunday. I'll
Election day went off very quietly
Tuesday.
Word has recently been received of
the election of Chas. Gobble, treasurer
of Muscatins county.
Mrs. n. L. Downy is quite ill with
typhoid fever.
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Rev. ]. C. Caughlan, with a handsome
cuff and collar box.
The residence OF Mr.. yanderpool
about four miles south Of Kirkyille,,
was totally destroyed by fire last Fri
day morning.
The Waddell coal mine and Fuhs
mine each suffered a delay in opera
tions last week owing to accidents, but
both are repaired and in working or
der again. The local output of coal
at these mines has been large thies fall.
Major Mahon and family aud nephew
of O.tumwa We're callers as Kirkville
Sunday, taking dinner with Mrs. Mar
garet Wilson.
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RJyNcH

Bunch, Nov. 11.-A number of young
folks from this locality attended the
social given by Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Jones, south of Drakesville, Saturday
evening. All report good time.
Miss Rosa Hoover, of Bloomfield, is
Visiting her parents near Bunch, this
week.
Rev. S. Glassburner held services
at the Lone Star last Sunday.
Rev. G! w. holland, of Albany, will
hold services at the the Pleasant Hill
church Sunday evening, Nov. 20, at IL
o'clock.
"A number of people who gathered at
the Elm Grove church Sunday evening
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sIGOURNEY.

Sigourney, Nov. 11.-W. L. Sherlock
has returned from Des SIoines where
he has been transacting business.
Jno. F. Seymour has been Visiting
relatives in Newark, N. j., during the
last week. Robert came home from
Mt, Vernon TO look after the store
The hoard of supervisors me. vester-
day to finish the canvas of tbe STATE.
mems Of GENERAL consent for saionns
in tbis conntv ~ s''''
viii Rinbnr,ls,n &c s,,;ldi,o fna
bo,,ss IN MOI, s+,aat IN 10 18Th ,,are
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vernon ln ,ooay ai'er d week OF vacation
at No iio'ii 81. 49, -,
MIS-. Gi.lh L .l.rl alea FRIDAY morn
ing, ana t NE luneral was conducted G.
ron .he tiesoy.eflan church py hev.
rnelps yss,eroay afternoon al z O'Clock.
n ls ieaHes = nusand, d la'her
aliu i,iotler, prothels ana a most OF
lrienas 10 ?, mourn 'helr loss.
Iianh =. baker, OF oskaloo 3!s trans
ac.eo ~ BUSINESS NJ .o,souriiey Ihursday.
MMis. athsl eai,ie a!so 10 Nislt relatives
ana lrlenos' returning nome yester-
da AZ,
me ooard OF SUPERVISORS completed
Nss1eruay me canvass OF the written
s1a1ement OF general consent for sa-
ICONS, ana mas FOUND me same sufflc-
leh1' mere pelhs anou5 twenty more
names man me required % per cent.
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Chicago Live stock Mark.,,,

Cattle, Nov. 13.-Cattle, 10000; stock
ers and feeders steady; beeves,
4.25@6.50; cows 3.25@4.6o; Texans SIS
@4.00; stockers 3.Oo@4.GO.
Hogs, $4,000; 5@10c lower; mixed
3.9o@4.2o; heavy 4.oo@4.2o; light 800
gals.
Sheep, $4,000; 1o@15c lower than
Friday; sheep steady; lambs slow at
a decline.
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One way to build up trade is to sell
goods forf less than other stores sell
them for. How can this be done? BY
reducing expenses in the way of rent,
clerk hire, boolSkeepers, collectors and
loss by bad debts. Selling for cash is
The Hub idea of how to do it.
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ToDAY,s MARKET.
Visible supply.

Chicago, Nov. 13.-(By Associated
Press.)-The visible supply is as fol-
lows: Wheat. 52,5s2, 900 bushels; corn,
n,9o7,ooo bushels; oats 6,695OOo bush
els ,. ,4.F
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Buy your suits, oyercoats and gents
furnishings at the Palace C.. II. big
sale at wholesale prices, 219 E. Main.
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81. Louis Market,

St. Louis, Nov. Wheat, cash
69A; May 725a.
Corn, cash 81; May 3oM.
Oats, cash 23hs; May 24A@24M.
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:. New York, Noy 1s.-Wheat. Dec.
71A.
Corn, Dec. 80.
Oats, nominal.
Butter, strong; 1s@25.
Eggs, strong; 14@20.
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Chl:ngo Ponltry NInr,keJ


Chicago, Nov. 13.-Poultry, weak;
turkeys ~; chickens 7E@S1a.
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Chicago, Nov. 1s.-Butter, firm;
creameries 15@241a; dairics 14@21.
Eggs, firm; 1s.
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Chicago Produce Market

UHicng0 FF0uWce MRrket.
Chicago, Nov. 1s:-Wheat, Dec. 67A;
May 71A.
Corn, BIZ; May Bay.
Oats. Nov. 22A; May 1884.
Pork, Nov. s.121k; Jan. 9.55.
Lard. Nov. 4.97H; Jan. 5.171a.
Ribs, Nov. 1921; Jan. 4.92114@4.95
Rye, nominal.
Barley, 34@43.
Flax, 1.2s@1.2sA
Timothy, 2.45.
Clover, IT'S.
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BLOOmFIELD.

Bloomfield, Nov. 11.-E. SB. Kinnick
and D. NJ. McFadden spent Thursday
in Wyacindah township, the guests of
Mr.. Kinman, who Joined them in a
hunting expedition, which resulted in
two squirrels as a sum total Of
The times., 1899-08-20
TAX SALE DECLARED VOID.
The Commissioners Provide for the
Recall of Certificates.

An order was issued by the Commits
sioners yesterday which provides for the
recall of the certificates for certain pieces
of property sold by the District at the
last delinquent tax sale and the refunding
OF the purchase money. The recall is
made on account of several errors which
appeared in the printed descriptions of the
property in question, and involves several
thousand dollars worth of real estate.
Some of the land is in the county and
some in the city. The most of it was pur-
chased at the sale by C. II. Wiltsie The
amount paid for the entire lot is said to be
81, 421 sc, of which $237.62 worth was in
the county outside the city limits. These
sums represent only the amount of ar
rearages and penalties that were imposed
on the property and the actual value OF
the land Is much higher.
The alleged discrepancies in the descrip-
tions were caused by the large amount
of property which was put up for sale.
1t is estimated that over 5000 lots were
disposed Of at this sale, and the clerks
in charge of the matter state that mis-
takes of this kind happen after the sales
of each year. The Commissioners have ad-
dressed letters to each of the parties in
terested in the sale, calling upon them
to come TO the District Building and re-
ceive their money, the tax certificates is
sued for the property having been declared
null and void
The times., 1899-08-20
No News From overdue vessels.

New York, Aug. 19.-Heavy fog enveloped
the harhor this morning until about $3.50.
when the mist began to lift in the lower
bay and two tramp steamers. the Liv and
Carlton, were sighted passing in by Sandy
Hook and several steamers passed out The
marine observers at Sandy Hook and Quar-
antine are watching closely for incoming
ships, several of which are overdue.
The American liner New York from
Southampton. and the Cunarder Lucania
from Liverpool, are due this morning.
Among those looked for are the Ward liner
Havana, more than five days overdue from
Havana; the Spanish liner, San Augustin,
three days overdue from the same port, and
the Savannah Line steamers City OF Macon
and Tallahassee, botn several days overdue
All are no doubt delayed by the West Indian
hurricane, from which several steamers are
reported by cable TO have emerged safely,
though some considerably battered.
The times., 1899-08-20
Injured in n Collision.

AS the result of a collision between a
huekster's wagon and car of the Hyatts-
Vile branch of the City and Suburban Rail-
way. at the corner of Sixth and G Streets
northwest. about S:45 o'clock yesterday
morning, j. r. Terrell, a conductor on the
car, sustained an ugly lacerated wound OF
the right thigh When the wagon and ear
came together JerrelIs leg was jammed
between them and was torn by jagged
piece of iron on the wagon He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital where II re-
quired fifteen stitches to close the wound.
Later he was sent TO his home at 500 V
Street northeast On learning OF the in
Jury to the conductor the railway COM
pany agreed TO care for him until he re-
covers, which viii probably be for TWO or
three weeks.
The times., 1899-08-20
TO CANCEL A TRUST.
Litigation Growing Out of Real
Estate Transaction.

Estate Transaction.
In a suit filed tyestsrday in the Supreme
Court of the District, Charles H. Johnson,
the complainant makes serious charges
against David B. Stone H. Lloyd Irvine,
and the United Banking and Building
Company OF Richmond, Va, who are named
as defendants. The complainant is repre-
| sented by Attorneys Lambert & Lambert,
and asks 10 have-a deed of trust and sale
set aside, and petitions the court 20 ap-
point new trustees. The litigation is the
/ outgrowth of a real estate transaction
! based upon the sale and transfer of premi-
ses 1719 Seaton Street northwest.
The complainant states that in 1896,
he was the owner of the house in
question and was approached by the de-
, fendant, Stone, who desired TO buy the
same for client; that believing Mr.. Stone
| TO be a reliable agent he accepted the price
offered and delivered deed to Stone con-
yeying the property to the defendant, Ir-
vine. ON the formers assurance that he
| would make complainant a cash payment
and deliver to him notes secured by tirst
| deed of trust upon the property for the
balance.
The complainant says that he received
both the notes and cash shortly thereaft-
er, but upon two of the notes not being
paid in full, he declares, he recently caus-
ed an investigation to be made on account
of the trustees refusing to foreelose under
| his trust and discovered that the trust
| given him was a second lien subject to one
to the Richmond Banking Company, which
had been foreclosed and the property at
! tempted to be bought in by the company.
| Therefore he charges Stone with having
/ secured the deed from him and obtained
| the trust through fraud. 1t is also alleged
that both the company and Irvine were
aware of complainant's agreement with
| Stone. The court is requested to cancel
both the trust and sale, to declare COM
! plainant's lien to be the first one and
appoint trustees to sell and make payment