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New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
MAYOR AND MINISTER.
LATTER WINS IN ROUGH AND TUMBLE FIGHT IN
NORTH DAKOTA TOWN.

jamestown, y D. Aug. 3.-Bowden, a border
town in Wells County. has been the scene Of much
excitement IN the last few weeks. The trouble
began upon the arrival of the Rev Mr. Pettinger,
who decided that the town should be reformed
He proceeded to explain his views TO Mayor Frank
Lathrop, who objected strenuously TO the argu-
ments brought forth by the clergyman Both men
became angry and rough and tumble light en-
sued the parson being victorious.
A few nights ago a number of citizens banded
together masked their faces carefully and repaired
Lathrop's domicile. They proceeded to chastise
him. and left him much the worse for the en-
counter. The Mayor decided TO have justice at any
cost, and caused TO be issued for several
whom he suspected. Among the number was Mr..
Pettinger. who arrested and tried in Justice :
court As there was not sufficient evidence he was
discharged.
As the matter stands Mayor Lathrop insists that
the Rev. Mr.. Pettinger leave town, while the par
son insists that he is or more benefit 10 the com
munty than the Mayor. and advises the latter 70
be good The Rev Mr.. Pettinger IS known now as
the Fighting Parsou."
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
EXCITING SCENES IN PAINS SPECTACLE.

The fireworks programme arranged for this even
ing in Pains open air theatre an hAattan Beach
will be one OF the most brdlfa5a OF the season.
The japanese spectacle has been strengthened by
two new acts both OF which risky for the per-
formers. The diver, not satisfied with making hts
high dive with his eyes open7S where he eX-
poets 70 strike in the water. row ehveOps himself
in sack tied over his head md me bicycle rider
not content with his skill The level, now essays
a dash down q steep incline INTO the waters Of
the lake. Both acts are exciting 10 look at.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
line Int-rnationaI palace HoteIs,

The Riviera Palace. Monte Carlo.
Ihe Riviera Palace,
NICE n rance.
Shephesa rus Hotel and
The Ghexireh Palace- Egypt.
T6e La PLACE. & The Royal Palace.
0STEs-.D belgium
Royal.
Pavilion de Bellevue.
BELLEVUE, near Paris. France
Sreph nile.
. " .
The cd. Hotel international,
. . . . .
The AVenAdR Palace,
LISBON Portugal
The Summer Palace.
THERAPIA turkey
he pera Puluce,
C0NSTANTINOPLE Turkey
Terminus HOIet bOrGs uI
all points and % reserve
a-r7r7odatfons a7py International : c Cas- Oces. "a
TSoctr1r--st London Place de TOpera- Paris
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
The SCENIC LINE.

MIDLAND hALLWAt UF ENHLlAND.
The most interesting ard picturesque route from North
70 South through centre or Eng-anc EXPRESS
TRAINS LIVERPOOL 5tertraD % LONDON and PEtIN-
opal TOWNS Also LIVERPOOL fExchang@) Scot
land THROUGH TICKETS 70 LONDON. PARIS a1d al
uarTs NEWEST TYPE of Rolling stock Express
frains BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hotel. resi-
dence Or pier IN any part q London Obtain
guides &C. az the MIDLAND COM
PANys AGENCY CMessrs- ThoS Cook 8 son). 81 and
! Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04

-Hr4r. of the hotels a-d SuII parfIcuJar-
r.. 20 routes may be had at the European
OFaces OF the .TrtbUne.s 149 Fleet Street.
LonCOn.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
The Ahhev HotaI
kenIiworh. ENGLAND.

NenliWOrIn' G..o : a''n. I@ E1S Etoo-S -. -
Keni!worth Castle and Abbey Leading and
central for sLakespeare-Land PrupreIor had 10 years
e0ereEcs Moderate terms. Write fer book
let CHAs. E CLEVELE. Proprietor.
ONDON-Boa-d ana residence in perfectly appointed
residence. situated Of ksnstng
Ccu ne.T HYDE Park Gc-esster Road Station Full
terms. cUdEs late course dinner from u co..
Isry WeekI, Private sitting Highly recommended
Wrz GASCOICNE. 81 Llexhau Gardens Cromwell Road
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
ARNY AND N4TY ORDERS.
ARMY

Washington. Aug. 3 (speciaD.-The following
Army, Navy and Marine Corps orders have been
issued:
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The Howard Hotal.

Norfolk Street. Enbankrnent london Every modern
comfort. OverIooks Enhankrnsrt and River. Elegant
public Electric light throughout American sys-
Fixed tariff
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
-rHsEA- PoRrsNoUTH

0I IA.I -OUTHsEA PORTSNOCTE.
ltuGCn E1OISt, Marine Facing
Isle Ct Wight Lovely oil gardens Tennis. etc Adoins
Royal Yacht Club. Frequent boats Cowes Ryds and
southampton. ROYAL. PER HOTEL under d.
recticq. Opposite Queens observation-disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04

Near Crystal Palace Lcrdcr. Healthest situation 4
EnglaEl Lovely gardens Boarding terms from $50 Pc
day Special age parties, Convenient rralI
service for City and West End London
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.

HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
HOTELS IN THE BRITISH ISLES.
LONDON
MIDLAND GRAND HOTEL
LIVERPOOL
ADELPHI HOTEL
QUEENS HOTEL
BRADFORD
MIDLAND HOTEL
M0RECANBE BAY.
MIDLAND HOTEL
MIDLAND HOTEL
BUXTON .
0s;oy.ara CRESCENT HOTEL
-' ----' moILIER's 1shHiHI<LIs HOTEL
Hof1n VIE h6Fkf1SEERH6oE1sG EEHAE SE ESsaaSR RIVER
MOUNT ErHRAIM-TUNgRInGE wELLssi;ro
EDINBURGH-PRIScE's sTzEEg; ,or,.,
4 EfFfs F5s 59
HOTEL-DE-LUXE OF THE SOUTH
HETTMi1Tgo2f.P' 1aoHtS WEEP Ro7YiL OAK HOTEL
- ''AiN THE sHEEDo1RSE HOTEL
=" An ~ I'm Wo0IPiCK HOTEL
ABERDE IN THE PALACE HOTEL.
cRnEE cRSES HtE B4f a6FF boar El "
r.r4r. ot the Hot-I- a~d suu psrtIcu,.r-
r.. 30 routes be had at the European
OFaces OF the ~TrtbUne.s 143 Fleet Street
LonCOn.
0T.a,'e Hot.I 7oUTHsEA PoRrsNoUTE
~ - = ae~n = - - EIns Marine visT- sasias s41
E9y2 9as5S cS ErsqgS4t % e2aSS & e 92ss & Es5s ana
recto1. Opposite Queens residenee-os5orue.
Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel.
Ns.T crysta! Paises Lesaon aeathies; & snasS q g s IN
5e2vies 7P9:-e 39r ci,y and West E4d Ecndon
Norfolk Hotel. brighton, England.
Elite Family Hotel Ovsricoks pronenade and
lawns. Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation saadsd
Jules a. creisnton. MgT,
The Howard Hote'.
comfort overLooks Eunbankrert and River Elegaar
Raniis Esm ssTs96rs T2a5a5 5656 Fixed tariff aE
kenIiworth, Enu'a1d. The Abbey Hotel
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
Norfolk Ho+eI. Prioh+on. ENGLAND.

Elite Family Hotel Ovsrlooks sea-wan promenade and
lawns Fine public Perfect sanitation shaded
electric lights. Lift Delicate cuisine Choics wines
Jules A Creighton. Mgr-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04

0N CRTnEN Bfn a BAY HOTEL PoRT ERiRoI. " p.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-04

t-e Chilian Government in accordance with us
- Known English procivities has oroereo
~ &c ~ the armament or the cruiser Pfesidente
-tazuTiz which Is now undergoing some repairs
= ,--tllons OF the French system Canet are 10 DC
-S-1-ea y Armstrong guns.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-03-02

Lake, the bridging of the lake con-
Meeting, soon will create a great
movement, toward this city and
county. City and farm property
can now be had cheap. You can
make no mistake in investing now,
for the present prices will be
doubled.
We would be glad to hear from
you in relation to investments.
The interests of our clients are our
own personal interests and are
carefully guarded.
The city of Devils Lake is locat-
ed on the shores Of Americas fam
GUS inland salted sea, ''Devils
Lake."
Spend your summer vacation
here. Delightful Chautauqua as
semblies here every July.
VIM. III BROWN & Co..
Devils Lake, N. D
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-03-02
MR.. .EP|z00T WILKINS
He Establishes "Bur0o NV Infermashun'' In WASH
ington to Aid the Dimcra1ic Party and Explains
How It will Be Conducted.

I nope our present Buroo Nv lnfermasnun
will carry us over the elecshun mite safe
ly. At emmy rate it is establish, and we
shel wurk it fer all it is wuth. shell tri
tn keep in tuch with the party leedurs,
and shell swing around the sirkle Nv the
different fackshuns and visit places
WHARF Dimicratic Quarrels seem tn re-
quire attenshun. When Kongress meets
agin we kin feel thet we hev sum place
WHARF we kin consult and feel at home
amid familyur surroundins.
"All throo the presidenshal campane
we shell hev need Nv all the infernashun
we kin git. We shel be obliged tn kon-
suit frequently, like docturs du wen their
pashunts are in critikal condishun.
This will be the center frum wich we
shell hre out predicshuns tn offset facts,
and issoo sich literatoor .ez may be needed
tn brace US up and inspire hope and kur-
ridge WHARF +hare amt much ground fer it.
1t IL an alfred big undertaken tn restore
confidence in the Dimicratic party in the
face NV the kountry's prosperity and the
record Nv McKinley's administrator,
but we hev got to maik a bluff at it weth-
er we win or looze. We must holler EN-
balmed beef! tn draw attenshun frum
the prevailil prosperity amung the laber-
in classes, and shout imperialism! tn
friten timid people hoo air afrade Nv
| their shadders. I kin foresee thet it is
goin tn be uphill wurk tn git back WHARF
we wuz doorin Mr.. Cleveland's admins
trashun, but It we kin only find enuff
! things goin rong we kin eyentooally git
thar. The Dimicratic party is like q
stormy petrol thet duz the most Nv its
fyin in ba wether, and never Gums
around onless there is enuff Nv it tn star,
a shipwreck. l sumtimes git impashunt
wen see things boomin fer the Repub
likins, but if kin only wate long enuf
l kno thet kalamity will git here sumtime
and then will cum the Dimicratic opper
toonity."
Wen he'd finished mi little talk will
the man wuz speekin tn, I asst him whu1
he thot Nv mi idee Nv establishin Burot
NV 1nfermashun fer the benefit Nv the
party.
'"The idee il all rite" sed he, "but an
afrade 1t wunt wurk practically. Wash
ington is the storm center Nv pollitix ant
pollitishuns and men Nv all parties ant
facshuns cum heer tu konsult and la thei
plans. The Republicans kin mamie al
,bstroperus kuss if tha find him. Th.
kin find place fer him sumwhare, ant
shet up hiz mouth, even if tha hev t,
give him furrin misshun and send hin
out wv the kountry. With the Dimicrat
thare aint nothin tn give. Tha will Gun
heer and growl and quarrel about fire,
silver and the tariff and befoar yu kno /
you will hev moar different kinds u,
ftein Dimicrats on yure hands than thar
IL stats in the Yoonited Staits."
I'VE wont hev nothin Nv the kind" SCI
I. 1--WE air out fer harmuny in the mex
campane, and we air goin tn hev it. The
is why I hev been appinted peramboo
latin misshunary, and thet il why I he
plaptid this Buroo NV Infermashun. Hal
:. muny hez got tu cum if we hev tu fite fe
, it. See?"
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-03-02
fCopyright, 1899, by American Press Asso-
-Sa ciation.l
WASHINGTON, d. G.

Tu the Editur:
Fer severil weeks I hev been tryin tn
establish Buroo Nv Infermashun WHARF,
by emmy Dimicrat, hoo got strayed ava
frum home, Good cum here tn headquarters
md tri tu feel cumfurtable. The Repub-
Iikins hev alwaze kept open house and it
struck me thet the Dimicrats Good profit
bi their example. rote tn severil Nv
pur statesmen fer contribushuns and wuz
agreeably surprized tu hev them respond
30 faverably. Tha seemed tn like the idee
Nv hevin sum central place WHARF tha
Good play poker, and sample the Moo Ger
sey applejack, and cum under genooine
Dimicratic infooences. hev hired
bildin, bi payin fer it in advance, and
hev had it equipped with a choice assort-
ment Nv likkers, cigars. spittoons, cards
and poker chips. / he'd sum misgivens
about it, at first, fer thet wuz the kind
Nv outfit, l am told, that contributed tu
our defect in 1896. A good Dimicrat told
me that the whole bizness wuz queered
bi bad manijment, and that our people
wuz playin poker and soakin themselves
in jig water vile the Republicans were
workin mite and da, with big force Nv
men, fluddin the kountry with Republican
speeches and uther objecshunable litera-
toor. He sed he hoped wood see tn it
thet we he'd more wurk and less rum in
1900 around hedquarters-or we mite not
find ourselves on top Nv the heep on elec-
shun mite. He sed that the enthoosiasm
necessary tn convinse people and git out
votes and win elecshuns wasn't born Nv
Kentucky whiskey.
"Yu air rite, mi frend," sed I. 'It kin
only be prodooced bi Moo Gersey apple
jack. 1t wuz crate mistaik Nv our cam
pane managers, in 1896. tn hev so mutct
whiskey and no applejack. shell SEE
that nothin but the genodine stuff IL pro
vided fer thesnoo Buroo Nv Infermashun
and thet all other beverijes are exclooded
We kinnot afford tn talk emmy chance.
with drinks thet thare il emmy oncertaint!
about. Fortunately, I hev tested apple
jack and kno whut it kin du. Under it,
exhileratin infooence we kin peel off ou
coats and go tn work and feel confden
thet we are goin tn win, and confidence
IL the main thing in confidence gam
sich ez we hope tn play next yeer. Apple
jack is also more lastin. Its effecks don
ware off so soon. 1t bridges us over peri
DDS Nv despondency wen bad nooze an,
unfaverable elecshun returns cum in. B
takin enuff Nv it at the rite times, 70
see, we kin make our enthoosiasm kon
tinoous, and keep our kurridge rite up t.
concert pitch all the time. Sich enthoc
siasm is contajus. Others will ketch ont
it and pass it along, and it's inflooenc
will be felt everywhere. We shell mane
tame sum hevvy consoomers Nv applejac
at headquarters and tina will act ez sor
Nv central stashun frum wich will f
currents Nv confidence and kurridge t
all hoo cum in contack with EN-. Gu
oraturs, editurs and wurkers frum a
parts Nv the kountry will receive th
quickenin infooence and it will be easie
fer EN- tn speek and rite in CLOWN term
Nv our prospecks even wen tina air th
darkest. We he'd sumwhut similar rair
bow-chasin campane in 1888, and it worl
ed. all rite up .tu the lime the -nolls clozet
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-03-02

improve,
If you want to purchase i'm
proved land,
If you want to purchase land as
an investment,
If you want to purchase gilt edge
secureties,
If you want to secure a real es-
tate loan,
If you want to have a reliable
abstract of title,
If you want reliable insurance
for farm or city property, call on
Brown & Go.
Why invest now?
Because the prosperity of ou1
farming community is assured.
The opening of the Fort Totten
Indian Reservation near Devils
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-03-02
Say, Do You Want to Make
Money F?

If you want to make money you
can't do better than with VIM. H.
Brown & Go. Why with Brown &
Co.? Because they have genuine
bargains. Because they and their
clients have and are making
money. Because their experience
is worth dollars to the careful in
vestor.
If you want to purchase farm
home,
If you want to purchase a home
in town,
If you want to purchase lot in
town.
If you want to purchase land tc
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NEWS FROM ELDoN.
Items of Interest From the Busy Rail-
road Town,

Items of Interest From the Busy Rail.
road Town.
Eldon, Nov. 27.-The Old Maids
Convention will be given at the opera
house this evening
Mrs. Chas. Martin, who is visiting
at st. Joseph, Mo-, is not expected
home until after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Harrington has gone to Sibley,
where she will make her future home.
Edward Grassley, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. j. Henig.
Mrs. John Wise is quite sick this
week.
Mrs. R. B. VanDyke left last night
for Omaha to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Healy spent Sun
day with VIM. Healy.
Mrs. Brough and daughter, of Wash
ington, Ia, are visiting Fred Tracey.
Saturday evening Mrs. /. H. Tomlin-
son entertained o'clock dinner par
ty. The decorations and favors were
pink and white chrysanthemums.
Those present We're Messrs. and Mes
danes S. Stone, l. G. McCrary, A. G..
Weygandt, J. e. HoNghland and w. H.
Baker, also Mesdames N. HEST, Nell
Roberts and Garvin, of Edgar. Neb.
A ring was found by the flag man
Saturday which is supposed to be the
one lost by one of the Ottumwa foot
ball team.
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.Eloris.

Floris. Nov. 29.-November 10, be-
ing H. K. McVey's birthday, the chill
dren made surprise on him in the
way of oysters, fruit and cake. A
good time was enjoyed.
Farland Piles loaded his household
goods and stock for Bloomfield, Okla
homa, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Matte Swinney went to Eldon
Tuesday evening to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. Fannie Baker.
Supt. Fortune held teachers meet.
ing at Floris Friday evening. Altho
the weather was rather inclement
there were seven teachers present, be-
sides full house of guests. It was
very successful and interesting
meeting.
Miss Daisy Minick went to Drake.
vile Saturday to visit Miss Viola
Sawyer.
DR.. Stevens and Allen Plank went
to Belknap Saturday to attend quar-
terly meeting.
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Warren w. Noble. who has been VII

Warren w. Noble, who has been Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. A. B. Noble OF
this place, left Monday to join his
theatrical company at Fargo, S. d.
Mrs. Kate Gleason, who has been
confined to the house for the past
week, is reported as being very much
improved in health
The weather and condition of the
roads have been very much against
Thanksgiving turkeys this year. The
markets were such that the merchants
could not pay over 4c pound for tur-
keys and the farmers refuse TO sell
them at that price, many bringing
loads of them to town on Saturdays
and hauling them back again.
Roy Munday. who has been working
the past three months for Richard
Browe, Of Whitebreast township, de-
parted Moaaay eeyning for his home
in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Contrary TO the universal custom
that has prevailed in Charlton for
years. there will be no union services
on Thanksgiving day this year, but
special services appropriate to the day
will be held in each church at 10
O'Clock a. m by the regular minister,
save the Christian church, where At
torney G. d. Conner will fill the pull
pit.
Miss Belle James, a former resident
of Lucas county, but now of Des
Moines, is spending few days re-
newing old acquaintance in and
around Charlton
Will Martz has returned to his
wor4i at Cleveland. after few days
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Martz. of this place.
Word has been received from Muir
ray that the Murray high school foot
ball team, accompanied by the Muir
ray brass band and about 100 rooters
will be down tomorrow to play game
of football with the Charlton high
school team at Spring Lake Park. The
Murray boys defeated the Charlton
boys by a score of 16 to the first
game the Charlton boys played this
season, but our boys are playing much
better ball than they We're then. A
warmly contested game is expected
and the Charlton boys are confidently
expecting victory.
Charlton is one of the most pro-
gressive and up-to-date cities along
the line Of the Burlington. 1t has es-
tablished reputation for improve
ments during the past year that is
hard to equal by a city of 1900 inhabi-
tants. During the last year there has
been something like 100000 spent in
new buildings in our city. The list
includes two new churches of $4,000
each; a $4,000 school house, $4,000
mill, a new lumber yard, twenty resi-
dences costing from $500 to $4,000
each and any number of new side
walks and repairs to old buildings.
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Meosaucua.

keosauqua, Nov. 26-NIiss Florence
st. John returned to her home Satur.
day, after closing a very successful
term OF school near Cantril. She will
remain at home for two weeks and
then will return to teach the winter
term at the same place.
A. 5. DucAworth, of this place, was
in Pennington Saturday on business.
Mrs. George Kittle is very sick at
her home in Keosauqua with consump.
ton.
Arthur Brewington, of Oitumwa, is
visiting with relatives at and near
this; city.
G. r. Whit1nrre, of this place, who
has been working on the new school
building at Pennington, has returned
to his home.
Cary Wilkin. court reporter for
Judge Sloan, and family, formerly of
this place moved from Ottumwa
where they Rave lived for the past
three years. TO this place and now oc-
cupy the Hal- son property on Bridge
street. Cary's father, Capt. A. Wilkin,
Will live with them.
Mrs. Daniel NJ. Brown and little son,
OF Illinois, arc visiting with Mrs.
Browns parents, MI and Mrs. Joseph
G Resur, Of this place.
Protracted NJ: citing is being held at
the Christian church this week.
William Corsen, travelling sales
man, returned home this morning and
will remain at home until after
Thanksgiving.
Attorney H. B. Sloan, of this place,
was in Bonaparte on business yester-
day.
Jack Wilirew is visiting friends in
this place.
The c., II. !. & f. Ry. depot at this
place is receiving a coat of RANT.
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TOO MANY DIVORCES.
Bishop Morrison. Well known Here,
Voices an Opinion.
FAVORS PASSAGE OF NEW CANON
The Proposed Law Forbids Marriage
of Divorced Persons by the Church
Bishop Morrison's Statement on
Revision of Church Canons.

The Rt. Rev. T. N. Morrison, bishop
of the diocese of Iowa,
has lifted his voice in favor
of the proposed revision of the church
law, which is to come UP for discus
sion and action at the general con-
vention to be held in San Francisco
next October The bishop has been in
+ Ottumwa on number of occasions,
and he has confirmed several classes
at Trinity Episcopal church, and be-
cause Of his acquaintance here, the
people of this city will take interest
in a statement made by him while in
Sioux City yesterday.
When questioned upon the larger
questions OF the church policies, the
bishop said that undoubtedly the
greatest question before the organiza-
ton is the revision Of the canons,
which is now in progress.
1.-The canons," he explained, "are the
administrative code of the church.
I, They have nothing to do with the
creed nor with questions of theological
doctrine. They concern the rules
governing the church.
Divorces Too Numerous.
1.-THE new canon relative to the mar
riage of divorced persons will probab-
~ cause the greatest contention at
the convention. AS for my own opin-
ion am heartily in favor of it, OF
recent years, there has grown up too
great laNity OF opinion relative to dt-
Syorces. 1t was not SO very long ago
that public sentiment was much op-
posed to the practice, but nowadays
it, is regarded very lightly, and it is
the purpose of the proposal of this
new canon to place the church on rec
ord in opposition to this tendency.
The canon. it should be understood,
does nor prevent the marriage of the
innocent party to the divorce, when
the separation has been granted on
the ground Of adultery. 1t does for
bid the marriage Of such a person by
the church, bat il he or she should be
married outside the church the latter
would not excommunicate him or her. y
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Cedar.

Cedar. Nov. 2s.-E. Lyon has not
been able to attend to business for a
few days on account Of illness.
Mrs. Shearer, our Methodist minis.
ter's wife, returned home Friday night
from Mt. Pleasant where she has been
with her sister who is very i'll with
quick consumption.
A. L. Warner has purchased five
acres south of Cedar one-half mile,
where he expects to erect house in
the near future.
The ladies of this vicinity expect in
the near future to hold a bazaar in the
M. e. church here for which they are
very busy making preparations.
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Flannel w aists.

French flannel waists in red, blue
and black neatly trimmed with white
braid and gold buttons, fare cuffs at
esc.
Waists of black mercerized goods,
fancy tucked body and sleeves, flare
cuffs, at CSC.
Ali wool French flannel waists in
red, navy and black, made plain, fare
cuffs. at SLAB.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-29
ITEMS FROM HEDRIcK.
News of One Day From the Busy Lit.
tie CITY.

Hedrick, Nov. 27.-J. w. Bottorff
was in ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Ritter and Lulu Mowrey
of Ottumwa We're in Hedrick over Sun
day with relatives.
Insurance adjusters are now settling
up accounts with losers in the late
fire.
Jas. Fleener, of oskalooosa, was in
town for a few days recently.
Sam Hawthorn, of Co1npetine, was
In Hedrick Saturday.
Jas. Hook left last evening on bus
mess trip to Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks are the parents
of a new girl of recent date.
The football team will go to Keota
Thursday to meet the Keota team In
a match game.
7: M. Phelps was in Hedrick Friday
on business.