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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-04

Flannelette night shirts for men
and fiannelette night dresses for lad
ies--cheaper than you can make them.
A. d. Moss.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-04
VOICES GRATITUDE.
President Baer Says Judge Nc
Pherson Decided Properly.
HE REFERS TO SlLBERSlEIN CASE.
Admonishes All Union Men Not to
Listen to Criticisms That Are Be-
ing Made in Certain Quarters-D.
J. Mcdonald on "The Union Label"

1.-THE matter published in this col
umn is furnished by the officers OF the
Federation of Labor.l
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-04
Still Another.

B. Ruckman, republican, who was
defeated for auditor, this fall, will con-
test the election of G. W. Van der
Wilt, the successful democratic can
didate. Frank M. Frush, democratic
candidate for clerk, who was defeated
by 81 votes, will also ask the court to
decide whether he or d. w. LANCE
rak was properly elected. And, as
further complication, J. H. Temple
ton, the present clerk, will ask for
writ of Injunction restraining
either Frush or Langerak from TAX
ing possession of the Office, claiming
that his time was extended two years
by the Titus amendment N. F. Mil
Ter, the present auditor, will also at
tempt to hold his Office for two years
more under the Titus amendment.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-04

Have the celebrated feeced-linea
hose, all sizes, and prices 1-3c to soc.
A. D. Moss.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-04

tested the election of D. w. Langerak,
republican, and was counted in by nine
votes. The district court found in ia
for of Templeton and the case is now
in the supreme court
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-04

Some Definitions.
A labor fakir: An active trade I'm.
1onist who will not subscribe to the De
Leon brand of socialism.
A business agent: A labor official
when struck on one cheek by the en-
ployer, will turn the other cheek to be
struck on by the men.
A walking delegate: A lbaor off,
cial that is useful for the caricaturists
OF capitalist newspapers to poke fan
at.
A labor official: One who is damn
ed when he does and is damned when
he don't.
TWo-Bit Union Men.
We have heard, at times, that all
men have their price. This may be,
or it may not be the case. We are
not prepared to pass an opinion on
this mooted question; but it has come
to our notice that the price of some
men, at least, is ridicuously small.
And these men even masquerade as
union men. There are men who buy
scab-made shoes, shirts and overalls
. because they get them rs cents cheap
er, and there are members of trades
organizations who refuse to pay their
rs cents assessments for the benefit
of winning strike, and still there are
others, so-called union men, who will
sell a scab-made shoe in preference
to a union made-shoe If they can but
make rs cents on the DEAL What we
should like is a record of all these two
DIT union men. Perchance we may
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
EPNORTII LEAGUE
SPEAKERS NAMED
The State Conference to Meet in June
viii be Interesting.
Mr.. j. R. PEPPER AT CENTENARY
Annual Sermon Before the Young
Mems Missionary Society DE-.
Hawthorne.s Sermons-EeiisI
GUS News-CathoIic Notes.
Mr.. j. R. PEPPER AT CENTENARY

The third conference OF the Epwo VOTE
Leagues of Virginia, which Will De ns .'s
June 2fst to 24th at Centenary Mesho ,S-:s-
Church, will be attended by members
from all sections of the state Ihe eN-
ercises viii be very interesting, ana q
great attendance is. expected. The speak
ers for the occasion and their themes
have been announced as follows: Rev A.
Coke Smith. D. D., The Twentieth Cen
fury Thank Offering Rev. s. A. steer.
ID. D., .Our Young Peoples AloVerls!iI
to Date; Rev W. j. Young. d. D.. me
Virginia Conference Orphanage; Bisnop
Warren A. Gambler. Our Missions IN
Cuba: Bishop y. w. Wilson. Missions
in the East Rev. Il. L. Cobb viii con-
duet the Missionary Conference in the
afternoon. sessions.
The ratio of delegates is one for every
twenty members OF rthe League, or major
fraction thereof; two for each Junior
League: two for churches havinS no
leagues These delegates. with the pas
tors that attend, will have free entertain
ment. Arrangements will be made for
cheap board for all visitors, so that none
need be kept away on account OF the ex-
pense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

Miss c.. McCabe, OF Baltimore. Md VITA
cadet C. C. MeCabe. Miss c. McG2pe'
of Baltimore, Nd. with Cadet u. J. iotle7'
Miss Marguerite Graham oil ..e&itls.t o..
with Cadet o. V. kean; MISS l'i[ ~,
Graham. of Lexington, with Cadet Hiti
Tr,nl,haft; Miss Louise Brockenbr9u&h
of lexington with Cadet j. L. Mesih'
Miss t:artrudge Griffin, OF SedIcfo Sitg'
with Cadet G. P. Craighill: Miss stannhrd
of F,edford City, with Cadet r. D. Beirne;
Miss Matte Cfillock, of Lexington, with
Cadet. C. C. Cohen: Miss Buchanan, OF
baltimore Nd, with Cadet G. c. Lewis;
Miss Florence Holland. OF Richmond.
with Cadet f. S. Mcneil: Miss Bessie
Heiberger. of Washington, d q, Will
Cadet T. S. Carter; Miss Nellie
lrockerbrough. of Lexington. with Cadet
/. M. Forbes; Miss Hartman, of Lexington
with cadet r. NJ. August; Miss jamie
Cameron of Lexington, with CADET
Gilmore: Miss Lilly Jordan, of Lynchourg,
with Cadet F. c. Elliott; Miss Carrie
Brown. of Winchester with Cadet c. 4.
Charlestown, W. Va, with Cadet b. j.
F,nnS; Miss Florence Stringfellow, or
Columbus. O.. with Cadet I. 8. Johnson;
Miss Cherrsalt. of Hoilins Institute Win
Cadet St j. T. Marshall; Miss Mcclure
Of Virginia. with Cadet Walton Goodwin:
, Miss Houston, OF Lexington, W.tn Sadet
Neil Turpin; Miss Anderson. OF Richmond,
with, Cadet w l. Cdrncal: Miss Louise
Haskins of Lexington. with Cadet G.. c.
Marshall and others
Among the stays were CAPTAINS II. E.
| Hyatt c. f Watts G.. P. Marrow
L. Milton, r. C. Marshall and II.
! stockdell of Virginia Military institute:
Cadets Berry. Winston. Taylor, Brooke,
Luke. Montgomery. and Walker, of the
First Class: Cadets Cannon, Johnson,
! Hudgins. Davenport. HUBBARD. Fry,
| Godfrey. Wingo. Wexford. Levy, Kelly,
! G. Marshall, AIcIntire. Watson, Roller.
! Wall. Sheppard. and Nicholson. OF the
Second Glass: Cadets Adams, Summing,
F.; Alien. Garland. Lewis Johnston. CGrasty,
| Toward Bailey. Tucker, De Steiger.
! Ward, Bass Downcr, Flowers, Jackson,
! MARSH Wright Wise. AfcCance. McCon-
I! nell Montgomery. MiZel Tutweiler.
I; TTpshur, TfTiery, Stude. Rust Riser,
! Rawn. and Maury of the Third Class:
/; Cadets Eonr'eeId N"Tdili. VAUGHAN
| Bridges, Malone HeiberGer. Ford,
/! Turnbull, Brown, Smith, French. shelton,
/ Rankin LanShorne Henkle. Minor.
/; Anderson Kiser Humphries. Hicks,
! Dewey. Dudley. and Davis, of the Fourth
| Class There were also among the stays
! q large number of Washington and Lee
| and Richmond College and University
! of Virginia and alumni men. Some of
/ these included in this number were
| Donald Bovd Mccain. White. TAYLOR.
! Fryason, Powell. Andrews, Robertson.
! Martin Caffries, Fletcher. Crawford.
| SemFif Harrison. Lee. Sidney: Bueford.
/: If West virginia.: H. S. Shaner. 1899.
! Virginia Military Institute: s. II AIeem-
| 1890. Virginia Military Institute. and
! numbers of others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
CAPITOL HILL NOTES
Governor Tyler to Appoint Delegates
to . Topeka Conference

Governor Tyler to appoint Delegates
to . Topeka Conference
Governor Tyler has been requested to
appoint delegates to the conference Of
the Associated Charities and Corrections,
which will be held at Topeka, Kan, May
18th to 24th.
~ military company, to be known as
the D2Ev:Ile Light Infantry, has been
granted the right TO organize ut that
place.
six hundred copies of the revenue law
are being sent out to various parts Of
the State by the Auditor.
The forca in the Auditors office was
busy yesterday mailing copies of the com
piled tax laws 10 the treasurers. COM
| lIsissioners of the revenue and clerks OF
courts.
More than 30o,O0o pieces Of mail matter
have been sent out from the AUDITORS
office within the past week.
about a month ago the Auditor, At
torneye General and Second Auditor decld-
ed to dispose of the holdings of the Miller
Manual Labor School IN the Bank OF
Kentucky and to reinvest the proceeds
The school owned 40 shares in the bank,
valued at 500. and sold at $3.50, receiving
SIS.G Geo in cash.
The proceeds were Immediately rein
| vested in bonds of the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute, 3 per cent. thirty-yeaf
bonds. for which 107 IL was paid The
| difference in the rate of interest IS about
| cne7half per cent in favor of the school
The Virginia Polytechnic institute
bends were authorized by the last Legis-
lature, and the Miller Scaocl managers
bid for the whole alnount-Sl@lNo, ptit
secured only $4,000.
Copies OF the procsEarnations Of the gov
ernors OF several of the New England
States announcing -'tlrbor Day. o5sery-
ance were received at the Governor o.
fee YESTERDAY. Some OF thsse proclta;na-
| lions are neatly sgetten UP. having cotofes'
trees and pretty red rooms among the
branches.
Inquiries have been made at the Capitol
for copies OF the, tax laws OF this state
1t seems that several States of the Unton
have appointed a tax commission 70 revise
the tax laws. and these comm ss.oTers
are investigating the tax laws OF all the
States.
Captain W. 4. BIankirssaip, supesin-
tendent OF schools of Chesterfield county,
! was AFT the CaEuftol yesterday. he SAYS
the schools have been well attended in bis
county this session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
BEWARE OF oINTMENTS THAT
rp>r,rS 7fi:,IT.i:y

as mercury Viii surely destroy {the sense
OF smell and completely deranse inc
wnoGa system yshen entering it tnrougn.
the mucous surfaces. such arucfesS
snouIu never be used except On prescr1p-
IONS rom reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is tanfold 10 the
good you can possibly derive from them.
mars Cararrn cure. manufactured by
r. j. Cneney * Co., Toledo o. contains
no mercury, ana is taken internally act
Ing d1rectiy upon the blood and mucous
surfaces or the system In buying HANS
Catarrn cure be sure you get the genuine
IL IS taken internally, and made in Toledo,
ONO. uy T. j. &neney * Co. les tiino-
uiaIs Tree.
uals Family Pills are the best
Sold py druggists. Price, zoe. per bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
of this city, who also bred her dam and

OF this city, who also bred her dam ana
owned her great-grand dam
The tandsomest foal DROPPED this sea-
son at Rocklanls Farm, Gordonsville.
Va. the property of Mr.. Thomas Atiin-
son, is a chestnut colt by the hackney
stallion, Matchless, dam of the trotting
bred mare Limit. a daughter of WAGNER
and Verney, dam of Wausen, 2:l9 IT,
yernwood, 2:26, and Edifice by HaW
Patch, the sire of Magnolia, FOG Il Lin
it has been bred to Mr.. Atkinson's prize
winning hackney stallion, imp. = 10 o,n1
Nobleman the English-bred son OF Con
fidence, from a mare by Washington.
In Sidretta. five-year-old daughter oil
Sidney. 2:191-A, DR.. r. E. Williams OF
Pope, Va, secured quite good prospect
for speed at the NfcClsary Il dcGieiIan
sale in Norfolk on the 18th instant. " !tn
thirty days work last fail she ala a tLis5t
in 2:31 81. and with further handling II
was thought she would have trotted a
mile in ten seconds faster. sidretta $ Jam
was bv LIE C;rande, q son of Amont, %,
and famous old Jessie Pepper
One of the best prospects for trotter
at M0nte7uma Farm, bred ana o"ie0
bv Mr.. Joseph Lasitter, IS chesth"l
fiIly. two years old, by Robert Hanson,
2.2l il. Out. OF +Allud i1ftN9oilif -
Dawson. second dam Gvelina. by Ashlaaa'
and third dam Lady Patriot, dam OF the
famous sires Volunteer and Sentinel ms
fillv is not large. but finely formed ana
a pure gated, natural trotter.
At Memphis. Tenn. on the 18th instant
Draw Lad. brown horse. 6, by Eoius, dam
Brown Beauty, won a selling race at SIX
furlongs, time, lis, defeating Edinoor-
ough. TiIly Ann and seven others.
smyth Brothers, of the Southern Horse
Bazaar. East Franklin Street, state that
their winter and spring trade in all class
es of horses has been Of the most satisf2e-
tory kind, while a great number nave
passed through their hands. At their reg
ular seml-weekly auction sale on Wednes
day next will be Offered and sold for the
high dollar number of the best horses
placed on the market here this season
The sale will include consisnments from
the most prominent western shippers.
among the offerings being fine road and
Measure horses. combined saddle ard har-
ness horses aud several matched pairs, al
so some speedy trotters-and PAGERS
. BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE C. s. o
RAILWAY
between Richmond, Norfolk and Old
Point on May 6. 1900.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway viii
change schedule OF trains ostween rich
..s,,G Newport News, Norfolk and Old
p I5,e,,t.' on sunday. May 6eh. on and after
,,biah date passenger trains viii leave
pial,u.or,d as follows for Norfolk ami
ma spoiut. / A. ~. local train for Nor
fnIl, and Old Point A. ~. fast train.
which Will make no stop frem Richmond
20 Old point apd Norfolk except at Wiz
iiamsburg and Newport News: s;..a p VI.
local train as AZ present. Returning VII,
arrive a RicanoIsd Il 20 a. NJ. ia II.
AZ, and 1870 p. IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
q 5I - E "a.
pt. - The Kind You Haze AMagS Bought
Of Gzsgez(%T ZIZGc%lGI
Tow RATES NORTH AND WEST.

Before you travel North or West call
mon or address the undersigned for low
est rates via York River Line and Bal
ffr,nre and Ohio Railroad CRoyaI Blue
THna) Superb steamer service 70 BaItt-
more. connecting with the finest, fastest
and safest trains in the world. Leave
Richmond daily except sunday ron the
AMY to c. W. Weztbury T. 2. 4.
sol,thern Raiiway. go Eass Main Street:
Bichmond Transfer Co. COS East Main
stree or Arthur G. Lewis, Southern
Passenger Agent B. and o. Railroad. Nor
folk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

All Frisco carpenters have been grant
ed 50 50 dag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
MOI w-i,as she s,eant 10 say.

One of the signs in the grocery store
announced Raspberry jam. % cents the
jar
dam jear2'
She tried il again.
sI said, isn't that dam DEAR,
Then she biusli.d wildly and retired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
aDpuloNal. sI.EEpINc-eAE SER

Frecttve april ed the Southern Rail-
vav viii extend their present Pullman
sieanar now being operated between
s S.bsrIatte. \. C.. and Atlanta. Ga. on
Trnitesi states Fast Mail trains Nos. 80 ana
g TO Birmingham. Ala, and on and AFTER
Ar,ril ga this sleeper will be operated pc
tween Charlotte. Atlanta ana bifiillhs
49, :" -, me. trains. Leaving Richmond
-. - room daily, this sleeper is attached
81 C,sarIo2te going through to Birrnins-
nam Without change. arriving there 11:35
f r.. morning, requiring only one
- ls,,g Of cars between Richmond and
p;,.roine,an and affording the traveller
> quick. comfortable trip At BiFnlinss-
nam connection is made for all points
south and southwest. ,,.
r. p A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Reduced Rates or Norfolk and West
crn Railway for Delegates and Nisi-

tors.
The Norfolk and Western VIII sell on
April G0lh May 1st and ID round-trlF
tickets from all stations on its line 70
Norfolk at one and third fare. good
for return passage until May :, 1890.
Rate from Richmond, $50 Quickest
ana best route For tickets apply Union
Depot, Seventh and Byrd Streets. kich-
mond Transfer Company, 90i East Main
Street. or company office, SIS East Main
Street, John e. Wagner. C. 2. aud T. y
G. H. BoSLEY.
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
III - R Z e.
Inc kilt You Has hEf3yS Bought

The southern Bell Telephone and Te!e-
graph Company announces mat Sste-
,i,aS,f, communication can be had over
-, I;y7es with Lynchburg. Va; DanrilIe.
Va Va Roanoke, va: Wakefield. Va; APP
no a., Va; FarmviIIe Va: Crewe.
"a salem. Va; Bedford City, "a: Reds
vile. n. C.: charlotte, n c.; ColuEno!a.
:, Eo- further particulars enquire at the
pI,bIic pay stations and 81 Manager $
ofice, 1914 East Main Street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AMI
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
coNDITIoNs IN CHINA.

The Hey. George owen, of Picking.
gives the present Do@aser Empress of
China f,,e years of power, but SAYS he
would not be surprised to hear of her
downfall at any time. She is woman
Of sixty-iiye but as well preserved as
,nos. persons Of forty She is al the
head of the Manchu party. the old reign
ing party OF China. and 1t is not she,
but the leaders OF her party. who are
fak.a,a the present retacaiafsry and anti
CtrLatan course. Throughout China
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4 :o~p,g!< History Of each Of
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Nary, BY Edgar Stanton Mac
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Volume xxx
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