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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
BLIND FROM CIGARETTES.
Pennsylvania Boy Loses Sight From
Excessive INDULGENCE in Habit.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 7.-Blindness
is the penalty paid by Frank jefferson
OF Upper Roxborough for disregarding
repeated warnings of his physician
and relatives, who attempted to pre-
vail upon him to give up the excessive
use of cigarettes. Jefferson, who is
10 years OLD, contracted the habit of
cigarette smoking several years ago,
and for the last two years he has been
known among his friends as an i'm
moderate smoker, frequently consum-
ing as many as thirty or forty cigar
cites day. Recently his lungs be-
came affected, but he was unable to
abandon the habit Two days ago JEFF
ferson suddenly became totally blind.
A specialist who examined his eyes
attributed the young mans misfortune
Ito smoking.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
Christian Revival SERVICES.

Elder J. H. Moore, of Oregon, a well.
known evangelist, will conduct revival
services in the Church of Christ each
night this week and over Sunday. He
is an impressive speaker and a thoro
Christian, and he should be given a
large attendance. Everyone is invited
to attend each of the services. Rev.
Moore formerly lived in Iowa, and on
several occasions a number of years
|ago he conducted evangelistic services
here. He has been in Oregon for the
past ten or fifteen years.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
EuIoqize Marshall.

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. 5.-Services in
honor of John Marshall were held this
morning at the state house by the ILL
nois Bar association. Senator Kind
say, of Kentucky, delivered an elo-
quent Grafton. After the ceremonies
he was rendered complimentary
breakfast at the Leland hotel.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
Son Of an Iowa Man Gives Himself Up
to Police.

Quincy, Feb. 6.-Jesse G. Shelly,
who says his father resides at Osce-
ola, Iowa, and is worth in the neigh
borhood of 100000, visited the police
station here yesterday in company
with s. T. Steele, assistant superin-
tendent of the International Cores
spondence schools, of Scranton, Penn,
and gave himself UP to the police, at
the same time confessing that he had
misappropriated 5000 of the company's
funds. Sheely's father was notified
of his sons predicament and, it is
said, will extricate him from the finan-
cial tangle.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
Territorial Governor Dead.

Colorado Springs, Feb robert
w. Steele, the first territorial COVER
nor of Colorado, died at his home
here today of grip. His wife died
Tuesday. A double funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon. Steele is
81 years of age.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
JILTs MAN FOR HIS BROTHER.
Waukesha Girl Changes Her Aztec.
tions on Very Short Notice.

Waukesha, Wis, Feb. Miss Jen-
ME Seidel and Frank Schneider, OF
Lake Five, took out marriage license
on January and last week Miss
Seidel appeared at the clerks office
and asked for license to marry Will
liam Schneider, brother of the man
whom she had previous taken out Ii
cense to marry She explained that
the priest had refused to marry her
to Frank because he already had one
wife, SO she had decided to marry his
brother William.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
CHICAGO pr,duce Marke

Chicago, Feb. 7.-Wheat-Feb. rs.
May 1875.
Corn-February, s6A; May, ssHs.
oats-February, 24s; May, 25H@
25M.
Pork-February, 1890; May, 400.
Lard-February, 7.42@7.45; May
Ribs February, s.s2; May, 7.o5.
Rye-49.
Barley-3S@60
FlaX-1.63.
Timothy-March, 465.
Clover-March, 11.5O.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
IOWA eRocER's COMBINE.
Iowa Capitalists Lead in Organization
of Large Consolidation.

of Large Consolidation.
Marshalltown, Feb. ARTICLES of
incorporation Of the Western Grocery
company were filed here yesterday.
The headquarters will be Marshall
town and the authorized capital stock
s5,000,000 The new company will in
clude the allied firms of the Let's
|Fletcher's company and Marshalltown
Grocery company, Marshalltown, To-
wa; Letts-Spencer company, Oskaloo-
lsa, Wis; Letts-Spencer 6 Smith COM
Ipany, Mason City, Iowa, and the Let's
Spencer Grocery company, Kansas
City, Mo.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE MARKETS.
Chicago live Stock Marke

Chicago, Feb. 7.-Cattle-R Receipts
1880; generally stronger; good to
prime 5.00@6.0O; poor to medium $40
@4.y0; cows 2.55@4.15; Texans 5000
800; stockers 2.75@4.50.
Hogs Receipts $1,000; 5 to 10c
higher, closing strong; heavy 5000
5.42; light 5.15@5.S5; mixed 5.15@5.4
Sheep-Receipts 10000; firm $500
ABS; lambs steady; 425@5.25.
Chicago, Feb. Poultry, quiet;
turkeys 81 @91s; chickens S1a @9.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

Belle Plain will vote on issuing
bonds for $4,000 to purchase sites for
two new school buildings.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
Nav York Market.

New York. Feb. 7.-Butter, steady;
1922.
Eggs, steady; 201s@21.
New York, Feb. May
1917.
Corn-May, 44la.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

Remnant sale of overcoats at COO
on the dollar; also mems odd pants
at 65c on the dollar, at The Hub.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
st. Lcu., Markets.

St. Louis, Feb. Cash,
Try; May, 1874.
Corn Cash, 9714 May 372s@37aa4i.
Oats-Cash, 26; May, 25M.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

Ladies at Washington are raising
funds to establish a rest for farmers
wives.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Strange Men Taken Into Custody BY
Police.

This afternoon, at about 2 o'clock,
Oficer Pasnau arrested man and a
boy, who afterwards gave their names
as w. HI. and Frank Cope, respective
ly, and who were attempting to sell
a set of double harness to second
hand dealer on East Main street. They
are supposed to have arrived in this.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

Chicago Gutter and Egg market.
Chicago, Feb. 7.-Butter, quiet
creameries 14@21; diaries liz OILS.
Eggs, quiet; 1879
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
saIoonists and Gamblers.
From Thursdays Daily.
Decision in Newell Case.

Decision in Newell Case.
Judge M. A. Roberts handed down
decision today in the case of Column
bia Ellis vs. Samuel Newell 1t is
held that the payment of $500 for q
farm bought for Samuel Newell is an
advancement from the estate and not
an absolute gift and that he is not en-
titled to share in the home farm.
sion, regarding Mrs O'Neill's share in
the estate, which is dependent upon
the consent of the other heirs. The
plaintiff was represented in the trial
by Messrs. Jacques & Jaques and WV.
Cory, and the defendants by W.R.Nel-
| son and McNett & Tisdale.
| John r. Kane, of Eldons has been
| indicted by the Wapello county grand
| jury on the charge of perjury, alleg-
ed to have been committed during the
progress of the trial between Kane
and C. E. Norton, of this city, during
| the present term of court. 1t is the
| olltgrowth of the famous alleged
swindling case in which Mr.. Kane re-
ceived the worst of the deal to the
amount Of $500, he having loaned that
amount of money on an alleged fraud
ulent mortgage made by one John
W. Barton, who is now serving term
in the Anamosa penitentiary, after
having been convicted Of attempting
to work the same kind of a deal on a
Greenfield man.
| Barton, who is a man of many alias,
a few years ago appeared at the Of
fee of c. e. Norton, in this city, and
requested that Mr.. Norton secure for
him a loan on Wapello county farm
property. Mr.. Norton complied and
notified Kane that he knew where
money could be placed. The parties
got together, the mortgage was made
out and the money changed hands.
When the first interest payment was
due Kane discovered that the mortga-
gee did not own the land and after
wards sued Mr.. Norton, claiming that
| he was responsible for the deal. In
the trial of the case it is alleged that
Mr.. Kane swore that he was not in
Ottumwa on certain date, which is
where the state says the perjury is.
The case was determined in Mr.. Nor
toms favor. He is now the prosecut-
ing witness in the case. Kane has
not yet been placed under arrest.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07
DR.. LOAR INDICTED
Aged Man Charged With Murder
in the Second Degree.
HIS ALLEGED VICTIM is GIRL
Grand Jury Took Adjournment This
Forenoon After Handing Down a
Number of Indictments-The Days
Doings in court-comstook Case.
From Tuesdays Daily,

From Tuesdays Daily.
The last act of the Wapeilo county
grand jury was to indict aged DIR.
Levi Loar of Selma, on charge of muir
der in the second degree. 1t return
ed this and other indictments this
forenoon, and Immediately took an adj
journment for the term. The names
of those indicted may now be given
OUT as nearly all of the local parties
have been notified of the body's action
regarding them.
Doctors Alleged Crime.
AS stated in yesterdays issue Of
the Courier, DIR. Loar is charged with
being instrumental in causing the
death of an Eldon girl, Miss Fear
Doud. upon whom he is said to have
performed criminal operation. The
girl died Tuesday morning as the re-
suit of the operation, and the mem
bers of her family and certain resi-
dents of the community in which she
resided, charge the doctor with hav-
ing committed the crime.
SaIoonists and Gamblers.
The grand jury landed the remand
er of the saloonists and alleged gam
Iblers in Ottumwa before hanging its
nets up to dry. Those whose names
were mentioned today are as follows:
Alleged Saloonists:
James Meacham, August Westlund,
Harry Holmes.
Alleged Gamblers:
Dan OBrien, Frank Erbacher,
Peter Rush, Alexander Cundiff.
1t is understood that several other
persons We're indicted, but the court
officials positively refuse to give out
any of the names, saying that the par
ties have not yet been arrested.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Mn,erifaniIDcr 9Oa,ln,antt
iibcr Oas Scutidie.

Ger pdoagoaiIbe Ghriftlteller @m.
@raniton CANTON briht i'm .9tlantic
Mluntllp" cine 2an5e fir Die oeuti1e
Sprahe, beren unterri6t ct in isoer
ltaotilhen Goltsihule obliaatoriib ae=
mabt gu ieben lpiiuibt. Inter 9lnoe-
rem i6reibt es
n5eit fiinf5ebn Sabren baben per=
I0ieoene groBe ameritaniihe lniperli=
tdten Die beioen oltflailiiben Spradsn
aufaegeben /; meilt wuroe oas 9eutibe
on Steue oes 8riedil6eu uno 2uteini=
lben selebt. Sd finbe bas iebr ptr=
nilnft,9 Denn oeutltb lit berte Die
5praNe, in mel1er Die berporraeeno=
ten speaialilten Die GrQebniiie ibrer
6orlhungen Der Welt pertiiuoen. Sc
Der Mann Der Millenibaft msib oas.
Die munoeruplle Organization ersie6e=
ril6er Grdite DeutlblanO's bat i'm
2aufe oes neunsebnten Sabrbunoerts
taulenb frieolibe Siege errun9en, Die
ebenlo beoeutenO lino, mie Sabona
uno Seban. Ser Manu, tpelber beute
feline oiel sebrauhten beutlben Bidder
auf ieinem Nrbeitstilbe lieeen bat,
oarf lib in unleren Sagen niht su ben
@elebrten Sdblen. Eas mag iih ein=
mai dnoern. Mber erit miillen mir
uns Die rei6e @elltesarbeit Der Seut=
iden gu eiaen aemaht uno bieIelbe uber=
troffen baben, mas Die orei 8eneratio.
men oieIes Sabrbunoerts gu leiiten ia.
ben, tuenn Iie es fDnnen.
,unteroehen follte bas Deutl9e Die
erlte fremoe Sprabe iein. Die in unie.
rem S6ulen ginaana finoet. 9as
5ebnte Sabr oes &inoes seniiet, ben
Nnfang gu MAIDEN. Sn bier ooer flint
Sabren fann Die 5pra9e bon einem
Ginoe erlernt ,peroen. Ser Oaupt-
reihthum bieier Gprabe 1T ibre 2prif.
Geren Worte unb Naturlaute 1inb ben,
gn9lii6en 10 nahe Dertpanot. oaB lie
leidt i'm 8eodhtnib baiten ; Elm Rino
bon pier3ebn Sabren fOllte rebt Oiele
FOLDER 0euti6en Gieoer ausmenoie miI=
len. Sic lino elm unpersdnsli6er
Shab bes 6eraens !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Gtnit mnp lett.

gs bot cine 3eit 9eseben, no Der
britiihe Gen Der Shrefeu aller eurD-
pdiihen M1hte mar, aber oiele Seit lit
ldnalt poriiber. gr TT altershwah
uno obnmdhtlg geworoen uno teine
@roBmaht tebrt lid beutsutase melr
OH bas Gebriill bes R6nias Der Sbiere.
Das tldslide Siasto Der 9roben briti=
i1en Nrmee in Siio=NIrita bot lbm
ben Nelt aseeben. llno wenu er nod
10 iur9tbare Geife nit oem Gbweif
lhla9t uno in Der preNe init Dem SD
bel rallelt, Die iibri9e Welt beadtet es
li6t poer bat nur Elm ipbttil6es 9d=
1eln fir iolDe 9emonitrationen bes
altersl6maden Sieb's. 9lugenblidllh
lit er i9limmer bran, benn le. sSm
fernen Slten bat Der ruiliibe Sir
Sdinoluosr nit ibm 9etrieben uno Der
fran30lilbe 9abn ibm nit Den Sporen
iuQeiaBt. .SeBt mad elnmal oeine
furbtbaren Grobuneen mabr," tDnt's
ibm BON allen geitsn entbe9en uno er
liebt li1 gu oem bei6dmenoen Geltano=
mis- eeswuneeu, nidt i'm 5tanoe gu
leia, nit Dem lieben Treunoe an Der
9lena uno Seine anbiuoen al t6nnen.
Ssin ryluf" soa nibt mebr. Nibt
minoer i6leht sebt'5 ibm in Glib
9lfrita. a8odenlans bat er Die 9tab=
riht gu perbreiten aewubt, oaB Die Yu-
rem Iid ibm enoNiiltis eraeben uno
,Srieoens= =gsD,uaun9en annebmen Mir
ben. Nber bamit it's tpieoer einmal
nihts. Sie tapIeren 9frifanoer lino
abiolut nidt eeneiat. einen unebrens
baftsn 6rieoen absuldlisBen uno baben
ibm offeu ben 6eboebanoldub binae~
,uprfen. Ser enaliide Steuer5abler
isuf5t unter Der 2alt Der tdglih arOBer1
Grieasiteuern. g8ie lanae
lpiro's nod iudbren uno Der britiibe
eeu miro ieineu pbniiiden. moralilben
uno finan5ieaen 8anterott anmeloen
miilIen 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Summer 49.
Sn ben Rrupp'i1en Werien fino 5000
NrDelter entluiien ,upr0e1.

Sn ben Grupp'i 'iben Werfen fir0 5000
NrDelter entlanen luDroen.
Ser fransDiiide 4ongreB Der Bergs
merfsarbsiter orobt nit eiilenl allges
meinen Strife, nenn biz ausgeiperrten
Nrbeiter in Msneeau-les-W Dimes nidt
innerbalb 10 5agen fpieber in Mrbeit
9enommen tperoen, rilo fnlls bic Ma.
joritdt Der fralBoliihen Beramertsars
better 1id fir ben Strife ausipribf.
g8eiter beIbloB Der GonareB, baB, falls
Die &egierung fih niht binnen 6 Wo=
nate fir ben Nbtitnnoenta9 lno Die
2llterspenlionen etfldre, nab .erfolgter
Nbitimmuna Der aagsmeine Sfrife prD-
tlamirt nerben ioa.
2aut elmer SpeSialoepcIhe aus China
flno sDei dineiiife Sampfer 3miiben
Ganton uno Wu=5ihau 3uiammenae=
Itoben uno lieb3ig Gbineien iino babel
ertrunten.
2uut elmer 9epeI6e aus pefing on
Die uGOlniide ,3eituns" iIt unldnaft
zine aus 4 Nmerifanern uno 4 GbineIen
beItebenoe Hduberbanbe bon einem oeilt=
9en WuBenpolten bel Sung Gia SSu,
psltlib bon Sien Sin eefangen senom=
men moroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Neneite Na1rt1tett.

Sn McGeesport, pa:, 1T in Dem 90.
Oewees Wooo Ylant @tabll1ement Der
Qmerican Sheet Steel &c., elm Gtreit
aus 1ebrDhen, Del grobe Simenlionen
an5unebmen orobt. Ser Streit be-
Nann oamit, Bop Die Sabrit 2eituna
7 Nrbslter entlieB. uno bic Mrbeiter
Iaaten, baB oieIe gntlal1ung bios bes=
balb geibeben. neil oieie @ieben Wiit=
glieoer Der Nmalsamateo Nlloeiation
mQren.
Ser Gtreit miro bon alien 5ieierbli=
fenOen fir isbr lui6tig 9ebalten, inbem
es Der erite 3uIammenitoG suilden orr
ganilirter 9lrbeit uno Dem Stabl=5rult
lit. Jerner bat prdIioent :. s. Sbaf=
fer, Der Prdlibent Der m19tleen Nmal=
|gamateo sliioeiatipn Of SSron, Steel &
Sin : Worters, Die grfldrung abgege.
ben, oaB suentueu jeoes @tabliilement
oes Stabl Sruits in Mitleioenl6aft
9eso9en tperoen miro. Sie Nmalga=
nateo 9lhOc. bat in Der Shat p6uig
Sontrolle iiber Die meifen gtoblile=
ments Der 81 Dem Stabl Srult per=
einiaten 0igantiiben Tabrit Inter-
nebmun9en. gur in Den friiberen
fritt @arneeie'i6en gtablii1ements uno
oenen Der gta.ional Sube 60. bate uno
bat Die Nmalsamateo nihts 81 iaeen.
g9dbreno Die gn9ldnoer meloen,
Stepn, Der Yrdlioent oes Sranae sSrei=
faotes, woQe lib erseben, bat ct li9
BON einem GonareB BON Jreiltaat=giir-
germ ni6t melt bon SimberlD gum
Prllioenten uiebererpdllen la1Ien, neil
lein Sermllt abaelaufen mar.
Sas 9feueite bonn liibafrifanii6en
Rrie9si6auplab 1T, OaB Die @n9l1noer
ben General Seg4itt berriift ertldren.
- Sies miro aub oer 8runo iein, tpa=
rum ct ibnen INNER mieoer enttpiI9t.
6rau Carrie Station. Die tpesen Selnz
mung oes strabenoerfebrs in Ranias
Gitp, Wlo., perbaftet tporoen mar,
luuroe bon poliseiridter MeIulep um
$500 seitraft uno ibr bis 6 llbr Mbenos
3eit aeseben. Die @taot gu berlaRen,
miorisenfaas iis in's @efdnsniB einse=
lperrt tperoen luiiroe. Sic beriprab
Dem 8efebl nadsutommen unb fubr
balo oarauf nit Der Strabenbabn na9
&anias Gitp, Sanias.
| Sn Stalien itreiten bic Matroien uno
Der sanse Sbiffsoertehr iit seldbmt.
Der pOfoerfebr Der 6albiniel nit Si=
ailien uno Saroinien miro our6 Griegs=
ibiffe bermittelt.
| Mus peridieoenen Sbeilen DeutId=
lambs iperben ibmere @enitter 0enlel-
oct. Sn Der Ndhe bon Jrebelslob in
9annoper iuurben orei perIonen bonn
8lib erihlagen uno bier anoere ge=
ldbmt. Sn &uooltaot uno in gang
Sbiirinsen bat itarter Sdneefaa se=
berriht, pdbrenb Die Coer in 6olge
oes hefti9en &egenmetters ausgetreten
lift unb sroBe Sbeile @hleliens iiber=
| ihuemmt bat. Ser &bein feht bei
R0ln INNER MD Iebr bod unb Die ums
ge9enb bon gaub tebt unter WaHer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Sallob! Central!

9as iit Elm iheinbar foutiIder @ersIeih baB 9eres
pboniren nnb aranfbeten-Snriren cine Mehnli1feit
babeu ioneu Mber perlaBt Gudb barouf, bab man bel
beben nur auf benz 11mmege iber bic getraliteIe am
gepiinidten Siele gelangen fam. Ser jtledte See
i6mad i'm Munbe ipirb nbt oireft erreidbt; 10 and
fdle BON Shminbel. ba8 Ebrenianieu, bic Nifens
nersen, oe 9eritopinng nnb bic gefdbrlidtn 4ebers
nno yhereneiben Mn bie @entraliteae bes R6rpers,
ben Maaen, nlub man irb fpeuoeu. Dprt finbet bic
Werbanung tatt bic NiIbung Der 2ebenSdftc nnb ppn
bort pirb bel gerbannn9S Sitbrnne ber Ssbrper nit
i1lebten Sdften. pelbe bsr nriprung oaes uebels
fnb, pergftet. 9eu franfen Msagen NIT beiienber
Wtrfung 3l erreiden. giebt es rur eirten ein3iae1
Weg, nno btefen bieten bic beriibmten ct Bernard
Gr6nterpillen. bic fir IS Gents tn ellen Mputhxem 5l
bnben finb. Gle beileu nnfebibnr, phne beit ihof
tranfcn Wagen npdb rlcbr 3u bnoen pie baS dteuoe,
netaIlilne Gnafialbereien trnser tbnn. Wion neHbe
aiSo On big eentralitsls peg &brpers nno alpar NIT
1terpilleu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
9iob bate cs niGt auSacbaI.

ten, tpenn er bic jufenben 6amcrrbpiben
sebabt bate. Sic linb furhtbar ldaig
aber Budlen'S Mrnica Salte furirt ben
lGlimmlten Sal BON 5dmorrbcipcn auj
De- Grpe. sic bat Iaulenbe furirt. Tlr
gerlebunsen, Sbmersen ober MuslAlase
am &Srper 1T le bic Bette @alte Der
Belt. preis 25e. Die S9ahtel. Sur
aarantirt. gertauft Bel S. g. Mitler II.
9Oln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Gs lit Ieid)t, ipobI ii. fiibIct,.

llnsablitbe Iauienoe haben einen 6e-
aen fur ben RSrper in Dr. Sings ,,glem
2ife pills" sefunben, ,pelAe eine pplitiyc
Sur fur geritcpfung 8ppflhmer,en,
Shpinoelanfalls, 0eIbluht Malaria,
S5ie6er, 5hiitteliieber unb ale geber< uno
MaSenleioen lillb Rein pegetabili1h
smiden uilb ldpdhen iaienalS. glnr
25e. In S. g. Dlitler Y. Gpbns 9lpctbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18

M3ir balten lfets Raie aller Qrt All
0anb limb nerfanfen al biQiaen prei=
len il1lo linb itets beftrebt uitiere Run=
ben reeA uno auf'S Belfe sli beoienei1.
Mrr. Spihart, @il9en q Co.
Canal Doper. 81
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-03-07

planned and managed upon the parts
of those who got up the party and also
all those who participated, that it was
a most complete surprise to Mrs.
Porter. for she had not had the slight
est intimation that any such gathering
awaited her, and she seemed quite
overcome for moment or two. but
she soon regained her usual compOSure
and all were made welcome and to feel
at home.
Miss Ella Scott presented Mrs.
Porter with a beautiful bouquet which
was admired by all and highly priced
by Mrs. and Mr.. Porter. y good social
time was enjoyed which was followed
by bountiful supper being served and
all went away feeling that it was good
for them to have been there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter have lived in
our city only about ten months time,
but during that short time have made
many friends and have endeared them
selves to all. 1t is the united and
sincere wish of their friends that they
may live to see many, many more
years of happy life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-03-07
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Notice of Annual School Meeting.

Agreeable to Section 2, Article TX,
of the Grand Rapids City charter
pertaining to schools, notice is hereby
given that the annual school meeting
of Grand Rapids school District No. l,
to elect commissioners and to transact
such general business as may legally
come before it, will be held at the
Howe High School building, situated
in the Second ward of the city of
Grand Rapids. Monday, March Is, 1901,
to be elected as follows:
First ward-COmmiSSiOner to sue
ceed E. 2. Arpin, whose term expires
April 13, 1901.
Second ward d-Commissioner to sue
ceed A. l.. FOntaine, whose term
expires April 13, 1901.
Third d-Commissioner to sue
cecd T. A. Lipke, whose term expires
April Is, 1901.
Fourth Commissioner to sue
ceed t. A. Taylor, whose term expires
April 13, 1901.
Fifth Commissioner to sue
ceed A. n. Palmer, whose term expires
April Ii, 1901.
Sixth Commissioner to sue
ceed G.. III. COrriveau, whose term
expires April 13, 1901.
Seventh Commissioner to
succeed r. A. Havenor, whose term
expires April 13, 1901.
Eighth d-COmmlssioner to sue
ceed J. W. Natwick, whose term
expires April 13, 1901.
GEO. P. HAMBRECHT,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-03-07
q Nice Social Affair.

\ pleasant surprise on March ,, 1901,
at o'clock p. m. sharp, at the neat
little cottage home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette Porter. sos Wylie street,
was given by the following named
persons:
Mesdames Oscar Crotteau. II. w.
Lord, 4. L. Fonlaine and daughter,
Louis Young, John Podawiltz. Allen
Jenkins. ". L. Scott and daughter,
Emma Allie, Dan Carey, Il. NJ.
Beeston and son, Jos. Dugas, P.
McCamley. Grandma Little, B. O'Day,
James Miller. E. Renne, Jonas Stein
and Geo. Weatherly. Messrs. H. w.
Lord and r. NJ. BeestOn and Misses
Nellie and Mamie Gray called for d
short time in the evening.
The surprise was given liz honor of
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