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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-08
REESE GOT AWAY.
Man Wanted at Bloomfield Is Now in
Oklahoma.

AS announced in the Courier, Sheriff
Frank c. Young, of Bloomfield, was in
the city on Monday for the purpose of
arresting man who was charged with
having tried to dispose of wagon
load Of liquor at Bloomfield recently,
II may be added that he not only tried
it but was quite successful and was
equally successful in getting away be.
fore he could be arrested.
At the time the mans name was not
mentioned for obvious reasons, but since
he has been located it is announced
that he is David Reese, a man well
known here, who is said to have done
the same kind of work in other towns
He was last heard of in Oklahoma, but
he win not be pursued.
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FARMS WANTED.

The dem and is good. Send us full description
of your farm, whether in Wapello county or
any of the surrounding counties.
Give lay of land. quality of soil, size and
condition of buildings, distance to town,
school, and your bottom cash selling price.
Get your descriptions to US within week, as
we are getting our circulars ready to print.
The trade is active, and if you want TO sell
send your descriptions in at once.
If we sell for you you pay us 2n per cent
commission on sales less than $1,000 ana per
cent OH sales of 5000 or over. No sale no pay.
We have All especially strong call for 80 to
40 acre farms. Address
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Box 2O3. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

[From Wednesdays Daly.l
New wall paper just coming in at
Mynard's, 531 Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Parker, of Ferry
street, are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carrolton, 40S Will.
liams street, are the proud parents OF
daughter.
Little Hazel Ulrich, the ten-year-old
daughter of Charles Ulrich, residing
near the edge of South Ottumwa, &C,
cidentally fell to the ground this morn
ing and broke her right arm. DR.. A
o. Williams was called and set the
.roken member.
[From Thursdays Daily.I
The three-year-old son of A. A. Tur
ner, 203 Ransom street, is very ill.
Rueben Kelley, of Belknap. was {
guest of South Ottumwa relatives ant
friends yesterday.
These are times when people
must figure close to make their money
reach. Many have heard of the store
where they can buy the best shoes fol
the money. That's Churchs South
Side Shoe Store.
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MAIL ORDER vs.. MERCHANT.
Local Merchant in Many Cases Sells
Cheaper Than Mail Order House.

The local merchants Of Ottumwa arc
making an aggressive stand against
the mail order houses of the large cit
les. Some of them are advertising
that they will duplicate the prices OF
the catalogue houses, and are glad ic
do it..
Several merchants of this city, i,
conversation with a Courier reporter
this week. said in many instances cata
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

[From Tuesdays Daily.1
Charles Craver, has gone to Law
ton, Oklahoma, where he intends to
start barber shop. Mr.. Craver was
formerly employed at the Ballingal
shop in this city.
Lee Parker and w. G.. Yeager left
last evening for a prospecting trip
through North and South Dakota. They
go to the north with view of locating
If they are suited in location and land.
Griff Samuels and sister, Miss Cath
crime, of Hiteman, who nave been WIS.,
iting at the home of Jonn B. Davis,
SIG North Wapello street, left this af-
ternoon for Toulon, H., to visit rela-
tives.
w. w. Christie and E. u. Love de-
parted on Burlington No. 8 this morn.
ing for Portland, Oregon, where they
will locate. These young men have
recently graduated from the school of
Osteopathy at -.irksville, Mo-, and will
open Offices in Portland.
Madena Faas, the little daughter of
Mrs. VIM. Faas of Fillersburg. and
who has been at the Ottumwa hospital
where she underwent a surgical opera
ton for disease of the bones of her
foot, returned home last evening. She
was accompanied by her mother.
The many friends of Father Kelly,
pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church.
will regret to learn that he is serious.
ly i'll in one. of the hospitals in Chica
go. Father Kelly had been sojourn.
inc e-{, ,f f0x
the benefit of his health and had re-
covered sufficiently to start home, but
he was taken ill while enroute.
September 5, 1888, the Manhattan
Shoe House, branch of Poland & Co
with main stores on 9Th and Sth ave
nues, New York City, opened its doors
to the public, at 204 Main street
this city. 1t still occupies the same
building and is one of the firmly es
tablished business institutions of OF
tumwa. This store carries, large
line Of medium and fine grade foot
wear and it's sales on this class
of goods are exceptionally large. This
firm makes a speciality of catering tt
the demands for fine goods, feature
that is appreciated by the public. Ed
ward Roland is the resident member
of the firm and is we'll known as on,
of the most affable of Ottumwa's bust
ness men. The contract has been LEI
for extensive improvements on tn,
building now occupied by the Manhat
tan which will include a fine tile en-
trance, and the most up-to-date SHOW
windows. The Manhattan Shoe
House has been persistent user O
Courier space in the past and has to
day signed contract for space TO-
the next year. The Manhattan ad will
be found at the top Of the first column
OF page 5 oil today's issue.
[From Wednesdays Daily.l
Peter Winter is seriously ill at hi
home on East Main street.
Earl Howard, the Courier's efficien
carrier at keb, is critically ill at hi
home on Frank street, suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to w. l. Ceilings and Miss Mar,
Sapp, both of whom reside in Soutl
Ottumwa. They were married last ey
ening by Justice Ballard, at his resi-
dence on Richmond avenue.
w. H. G.. Jaques, attorney for Surar
ma Brown and James Brown, has file
papers in the office of the clerk of tn
district court in the case o. his client
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THE MARKETS.
Chicago Live Stock Market

Chicago, Aug. Seattle, 10000;
steady; good to prime 5.60@6.2O;p poor
to medium 4.4v,@5.30; stockers 2.25@
400; COWS 2.75@4.4O; Texans 5000
ASS.
Hogs, 2S,OOO;. opened weak; closed
strong; heavy 5.90@6.07; light 500
$50; mixed 5.70@6.00.
Sheep, 10000; stronger; 3.25@425;
lambs steady; 2.00@5.15.
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EsTRAYED.

CTRAYED Or STOLEN-Sorrel ponyt
y blaze face, both hind feet and one from,
foot white; crow brand on right hip. e. brand
on left Address w. a. Miller, care Box Car
Loader Co., Ottumwa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

7 Union SOLDIERS who homesteaded less
" than 100 acres before June D, 1874, Will
buy balance of their laud right; widows and
heirs entitled. S. B. Wilcox, Kansas City Mo.
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EOR SALE-Iowa and Missouri lands for
sale ranging from 40 to SOS acres. o. NJ.
Wycoff and J W. Sylvester, Competine, Iowa,
Real Estate.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Aug. s.--Poultry, steady;
chickens 7@12k; turkeys SOS.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Aug. s.-Butter, firm
16@201a. ~. ~
Eggs, steady; s@le1s.
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Semi Weekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESS.

Subscribers wishing their address changed
will please give the name of the Post Office to
which the paper has been sent as well as the
Post Office where they desire it to be
changedto.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
one-half cent per word, each insertion.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-so acres of laud miles west of
Ottumwa. Inquire at farm. Ed. KEN
nedy.
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EOR SALE-Tribune bicycle, racer, first
class condition, cheap for cash. Address
"H. j." Courier.
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VA7E can and will sell
wv better Clocks and
Wa tches at better.

prices tn an catalogue
) houses. When you see our
goods you know just what
you are getting and if they
; are not entirely satisfac-
tory we are right here to
, make them to suit you and
will gladly do it. When
! you get catalogue goods
, you run the risk of being
, dissatisfied with your pur-
! chases, and if they don't
} suit you, they are on your
; hands. You will find it to
your advantage to trade
| with your home dealers,
! always. Come and see our
|, line of Clocks and Watches.
j. w. NEASHAM,
LEADING JEWELER,
100 East Nain Street,
phons 600. OttHmwa, la.
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EOR sALE-First class stock of harness
and tools; only shop i'll town of 600; good
| trade established: best reasons for selling. H.
NJ. Perry, Batavia, Iowa.
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CHICAGO Protuce Market.

Chicago, Aug. S.-Wheat, No. 2 red
71k@72A: No. 8 red 71@71%; NO. 2
hard 71@71A; No. 3 hard 70@70h;
August 69A; September opened TO
71A; highest 71B; lowest 701s; closed
TOES.
Corn, No. 2 57@571a; No. 2 white
5S@5S1a; No. 2 yellow 57@571s; No
3 56@561a; No. 3 yellow 56A @56A;
August 565s; September opened 571s
@5S: highest 57ss; lowest 571s; clos
ing 57a4.
Oats, No. 2 1914 @S5a; No. 8 $50
1914; No. 2 white 371s@3 No 8
white 57H @37&; 10. 4 white 371a;
August 35; September opened 35;
| highest 351s; lowest So; closing 1914
@35A.
Pork, August 1857; September 1877.
Lard, August $50; September 862.
Ribs, August ITO; September TIT.
Rye, 56@.
Barley, 5000.
| Flax, 1853.
Timothy, 5.35.
Glover, 1880.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Aug. s. Butter, strong:
creameries 141s@201s; diaries 1870
161a.
Eggs, firm; 14@141z.
|
Chicago Poultry Market.
| Chicago, Aug s.-APoultry, steady;
chickens 7@12k; turkeys SOS.
New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Aug. s.--Butter, firm;
l16@201a. ~ r.
Eggs, steady; S@l61s.
4 Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, Aug S.-Corn, higher; No.
I5e.
Oats, firm; new No. white s61s. 2
St. Louis Produce Market.
I st. Louis, Aug S.-Wheat, cash 69A
September 611a.
\ Corn, cash 5oA; September SSH q
5S@.
Oats, cash 36ss; September 1855.
New York Produce Market.
New York, Aug. S.-Wheat, Septem
Der 75A.
u Corn, SIS.
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, Aug. S.-Corn, higher; No.
SO.
z Oats, firm; new No. 2 white 361s.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Aug. S.-Wheat, Septem.
Der 75A.
Corn, SIS.
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Chicago eutter and egg

Chicago 6utter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Aug. s. Butter, strong:
creameries 141s@201s; diaries 1870
|161a.
Eggs, firm; 14@141z.
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Construction work will soon COM
mence on the new primary school
building at Rockwell City.
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[From Tuesdays Daily.l
Charles Craver, has gone to Law
ton, Oklahoma, where he intends to
start barber shop. Mr.. Craver was
formerly employed at the Ballingal
shop in this city.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-08

Lee Parker and w. G.. Yeager left
last evening for prospecting trip
through North and South Dakota. They
go to the north with view of locating
If they are suited in location and land
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COR SALE Or TRADE-Fruit farm sit
WANTED.

wANTED-Middle-a lady TO take care
OF invalid; must give reference. E. Dag
gett s. Sons.
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lngsrsolfs Works Burned a
Ailler's Grave.

Birmingham, N. T., April 80
Marcns Miller, educator, inventor
and author of several widely road
political brochures, who died yes
tsrday, made an unusual request
during his last hours. Ir was
that tho works Of Col Robert In
gs'soll be burned at his grave in
Floral Park cemetery tomorrow
afternoon, Immediately following
the connittal services This act
was designed by Mr.. Miller to bs
an explicit declaration of his ab.o-
lutte rspudiation of Ingersolps 8
teachings.
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RAGING, ROARING
FLOOD

Washed down telegraph line
which Chas. e.. Ellis, of Lisbon,
Ia, had to repair. "Standing
walat deep in icy water" he
writes, "gave me terrible cold
and cough. 1t grew worse daily.
Finally the best doctors in Oak
land, Neb., Sioux City and Oma-
ha said had Consumption and
could not live. Then began u.s.
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery
and was wholly cured by six bot
ties" Positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung troubles by Crawford Bros,
and j F Mackey & Co. Price SOC
and $1.00.
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Alive in Her Coffin.
Mrs. NARROW Rsgsinsd Conscious.
ness at Her Funeral, But
Soon Died.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 23-
Mrs. Frank NARROW came to life
while lying in a coffin in a room
whore the funeral services were
being held at.hsr home at Merri,
mac, near Huntsville, Ala, on
Friday. The room was full of
friends and the preacher was "a
bout to begin his remarks whom
the supposed corpse, which was
lying in plain view of the
srs, gasped and drew y long breath.
1t WAS found that the body was
warm and that thsrs was a feeble
pulse. A physician was sent for
and for more than an hour Mrs.
Marlow's relatives and friends
believed that she would live She
rsgained consciousness, but died
in short time. The services
were continued and the body was
inferred in Maple Hill cemetery.
Mrs. NARROW died of collie.
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That GreenVillt Shortage.
Assistant Postmaster Jordan Has
Spent 81, 17S Government
Money.
Special to The Ststs.

NtOSASh ~ Il hS OtOJO.
Greenville, April 22- The com
munity was greatly surprised this
morning whom it was announced
on the streets that a shortage had
been discovered in the postoffice.
The fact was not known to tho
public untll legal proceedings had
been instigated against Frank n
Jordan, the money order clerk
and assistant postmaster, who had
entire charge of the financial af-
fairs of tho Office. He was ar
rested and taken before Commits
sionsr j 6 Hawthorne, whore he
made full and complete confess
SION of his guilt. and there was no
need of further Investigation, so
that he WAS Immediately bound
ever to the October term of the
United States court in the sum of
81, 800. Mr.. Frank Nichols, the
psstlnasntsr, who is an uncle OF
Jordan, gave justified bond for
tho appearance of his nephew for
trial at the time specified.
Inspectors H T b Moye and A
j Moore, of the postal service,
have been in attendance upon tho
federal court for week, with
reference to cases being tried
there, and Yesterday they made
an inspection of the posteffice,
which was in regular order and
not on account of any suspicion
that there was anything wrong.
The inspectors found that thsro
was shortage, as already stated.
of 81, 17S, mainly ir tho regular
account of m neys received, only
$3.50 of which belonged to the
money order account, and which
was drawn by check on Saturday.
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and one who is loss able than hlm-
self to get things 1t is very
calling to the senior Senator to
have his colleague not only in
dependent of himself in his gen
era, course, but also his superior
In ability to get material things
like appropriations and appoint,
ments, the control of which is
Tiilman's dearest JOY. Latimer,
now, would just suit Tillman. Hs
would guide his policiaI course as
Tillman directed. Tillman would
practically have two votes and
two vioces IN the Senate and so
could WELD greater influence
than he does now. And then
Latimer would have no more and
probably less pulling power
than Tillman. Altogether he could
never be dangerous as rival to
his colleague, And so we find
Tillman trying to dispIace Nc,
Laurln with Latimer. 1t is
sorry prospect.
If we are not greatly mistaken,
the clash between the two Soma
tors has resulted distinctly to the
advantage of McLaurin. In the
first place the South Carolinian's
love of fair play will revolt at
Tillman's crowding effort. Even
those who are inclined to reject
McLauiin's doctrine do not be-
lieve he should be smothsred. He
must have a fair opportunity to
present his case. If he is wrong
there should be no difficulty to his
opponents in proving it. But it
is not right that he should be
sandbagged on his way to the
forum. Furthermore, Tillman's
interference in fight that is none
of his will he resented. The peo.,
pie are quite able to choose suc~
cessor to McLaurin, without die
tation from Tillman. They re-
fused once before to accept a
henchman of the senior Senator
and they won't hesitate to refuse
again. Tlllman has made it clear
by his attack on McLaurin that
he will try to do with Latimer
what he failed to accomplish with
John Gary Evans. All Of these
developments are favorable to
McLaurin.
The junior Senator 10, as he
says in his reply to Tillnan, quite
able to take care of himself. He
10 . very good hand. His proper
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Crime In Now York
The Italian Girl Confesses About
Baby's Burying.

Baby's Burying.
Nsw York, April "a. .-Fran>
Cessna Spinells, who is in Jail
at White Plains, N. Y, with
Civic Buttacaveilh her uncle, the
two having beer arrested after an
alleged attempt to bury Il baby
while it WAS YET alive, made a CO.
fsssion today to Mrs. Jarvis, the
Jail nstron. Thc girl said her
uncle was the father of the child,
which she had borne. She said
further that her uncle came to
her homo in New York and told
her to take the baby back with
him for walk. He took her to
Hastings and whom the ravlne was
reached he wanted to k,lI tho
baby with his hatchst but she pre-
vented him doing this and begged
that 1t be not harmed in that
manner. He finally relented, but
ths baby was buried.
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JOB COUi pN'H HAVE
STOOD GM3

If he'd had Itching Piles.
They're terribly annoying; hut
Bucklen's Arnica Salve will cure
tho worst case of piles On earth.
1t has cured thousands. For In.
juries, Pains, or Bodily Erupti ms
it's the best salve in the world.
Price 25c box. Cure guarsn-
teed Sold by Crawford Bros,
and } f Mackey &c Co.
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rlLLMAN AND M'LAURIN.

The Charleston Evening Post says:
| Senator McLaurin's reply to
Senator Tillman, published in
Tho Evening Post on SATURDAY.,
quite effectively met the senior
Senator's TRADE against his eol>
league 1t disposed of the cha. yes
brought by Tillman of improperly
in hcLanrin's conduct, exposed
the animas of the senior Senator s
attack, skillfully turned the edge
of the attack and finally struck
back as singing invsctive as had
boon hurled.
Of course, Tillman will not be
gratified ip his desire to draw Nc
Laurin 'nto joint debate. 1t
would be the height of folly for
the Junior Senator, who is to
make fight for reelection against
fold of opponents next summer,
to engage in conflict now with
Illlman, who would use all his
effort in such an engagement, not
to overcome by fair argument,
but merely to weaken him ,by
familiar hluster and misrepresen-
tutlon before the people, and bur-
den him with further undertakings
beyond those his legitimate ops
ponents would present. In other
words, Tlllman wants to crowd
McLanrlD, 10 smother him with
contentious. engage him at every
point and wear him down by sheer
force of plumbers. 1T is an mn
fair effort, bnt rather character
lstlc of the maniwho makes it..
AS we remarked on Saturday
Ei!'man makes ne answsr to the
sensible views put forth by Nc
Laurin in his public utterances
He does not want to engage in a
debate. He only seeks to sland.r
and abuse. He would drown
argument with vituperatlon. He
does not desire campaign of ed
ucation, because he fears the effect
on the people of the State on the
political issues of the day. He
can not overthrow the doctrine SO
no would discredit the evangelist.
1t is an old strategy.
OF course, Tillman doesn't want
McLaurin for his colleague in, tn,
Senate. The Junior Senator i,
entirely too powerful in Wasinp,
ton suit his purposes. He want,
an associate whom hs can control
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The rate for round trip ticket
to Memphis and return on account
of the 18th annual reunion of u.
{. ", May %, 20, 80, 1901, is
$500.
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Vesuvius 10 at IT.

Paris, April 22.-Mount
Vssuvius is again in q state of
active eruption, and many people,
scientists, students and the serious,
including American tourists, are
leaving Paris by evory train for
Naples.
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The governor has received the
mulberry seeds sent by Miss
Kelly from Italy to he sown in
this State preparatory to the in
PRODUCTION of silk culture. The
State.
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Mr.. Nswbold left Columbia
Thursday night for Oxford, Miss,
to bring Ma:ion r Reese back to
South Carolina.
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Dy. e DttcOhn's Ants. Diurt
500
Diurtec

May be worth to you more than 500
ar you have a child who SOILS bedding
from incontenence Of water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike. T.
by JF Maokey & Go, Druggist, Ian,
eester, 3 g.
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Round trip ticket to State re e
union Confederate veterans at
Columbia, May S, S1.45.
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" Subscribe - The LEDsR
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How Arc Your Kidneyss
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam
PIE free Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Z
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lead in the Senatorial game is u
campaign of education, full
and intelligent discussion of great
matte nal issues. And he is going
to force the play on those lines,
nor will he he confused,into throw
ing away his trumps. Tillmau' S
effort to provoke contest of
mud Singing will not prevail.
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g y AK ".

fouars new designs only pattern kind at Is cents
Lovely quality Satin Liberty in all shades at rs CAMS
Splendid line Waist Silks patters SO cents to 50 90
Pryd strong line black silks popular grades and prices
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
~ oCandy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-02-06
THE BoERs-coD BLESS THEM.

The reports from South Africa
revive the stories of ancient her.
oism. That a force so small
should be able to hold the Brit
ish army at bay and evenre take
some of the surrendered cities
seems too wond erful to be true.
Millions here and throughout the
world, who believe in self govern
ment and deny the right Of a
strong nation to cast its sover-
eighty like 9 net over q weaker.
people, are wat hing with in
tense interest the une qual stru g
gle of the Beers IS defense 81 4
their ind pende nce. # they
succeed IL for cling q rec ognition
other repub lies, their victory