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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26
OBITUARY.

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| Carl Albert Anderson was born in
| this city September rs, 1898, and died
June 20, 1902, after an Illness of four
] months, during which time he was pa
| tient through all his sufferings. His
parents and two sisters and three
brothers, Millie, Nellie, WILL Freasand
Harold, survive him. Many werOihe
beautiful floral offerings given by the
| friends. The pail bearers, were: Rob-
ert Kendall Oscar Anderson, Emil
| Carlson and Ernest Swanson. The
flower bearers were: Leonard Kendall,
ELMER Kendall, Turre Lindholm, Carl
Lihdholm and Clarence Lindholm.
tps 's"@1 -:o;- $50
4 A beautiful child. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel, Hudgens, near Unionville.
passed away on June 16. The funeral
service was held at the home on June
II, conducted by c. R. Norton, an old
friend of the family. c. R. N.
Sarah j. Mattox was born in Logan
county, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1886. She was
married to Nathan Woollan in 1853.
To them we're born two children. They
moved to Iowa in 1868, settling in Ma
haska county. In 1873 Mr.. Woolan
died. For some seven years she lived
| in Ottumwa with one of her daugh-
tiers. In 1898 she married f. VI.
WormIey and moved with him to ILL.
nois; from there she came to Moravia
and had since made herr home with
Mrs. Jesse Martin, her only living
child. She was afflicted for good
while but was patient and hopeful to
the last.
When young woman of 1S years
she was converted and united with
the United Brethren church and con.
tinued faithful to the last. Her fun.
eral was attended by the writer on
June 81, at the M E.. church at Nora
via, assisted by Rev. S. S. Wyand
G. r. NJ
John Ely died Suddenly at his home
three miles southeast of Moravia,
June H., 1902. He had been in failing
health for some time past but was
not considered worse than common
until a few hours before death sum-
moned him away.
On Saturday, June IA, he was in
town and attended to business and
seemed as well as usual. He left a
wife and one child by his last mar
riage and five children by former
marriage, all of whom are grown. He
was a Christian man and died in the
possession of good hope of a blessed
Immortality. The family have the
loving sympathy of all the commun.
lily.
c. R. N.
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For the Great N. E. A. Meeting at Min
neapoIis, Mimi, JuIy 7-11

the Iowa Central Railway will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates. Tick.
cts on sale July 5, 6 and 7, good to re-
turn until Sept. l. This will be fine
opportunity to hear the greatest edu-
Gators in our country. For further par
ticulars call on local ticket agent.
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GAMES TODAY.
American League.

~ American League.
Detroit at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Boston at Washington. +.
~, National League. ~
Pittsburg at Chicago. = ,
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia,
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Low Summer Excursion Rates to st
Paul and Minneapolis.

9 The Iowa Central railway has placed
tickets on sale at very low rates to st.
Faui and Minneapolis and Minnesota
resorts, good returning to Oct 81. The
summer resorts Of Minnesota are SUI
perior TO any IN the country and with
tile unusual opportunities offered in
the way of low rates, all should take
a trip for health, pleasure or recreation.
Fine fishing. Consult Iowa Cehtral
agents for further particulars.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26
THE PROGRAMS IN MANY PLACES

Stockport Is Preparing to Have One of
the Biggest Events in Its History
First Time Place Has Formally OBJ
served independence Day:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LAVE $1,000 cash capital, eight years. ex-7
chase an interest in some profitable mauufac-s
turing, merchandising or other business Com
mercial rating and best OF references. Geo r.,
care Courier.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26

Sioux City needs three new school
buildings, but has money for only
two.
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No TIme to Fool Away.

5 Coughs, colds and lung troubles de-
mand, prompt treatment. with DR..
Kings New Discovery. No cure, no
pay. soc, 81. F. B. Clark.
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CANNON WILL BOOM.
Towns in This Vicinity That Will
Celebrate.


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E
,,,, -, .,rc
HE PKUuRAMo In MANY Pi.AUEo
------
Stockport Is Preparing to Have One of
the Biooest Events in Its History
Ei,s+ Ti,,a p,,oesI,s Eorno,,,v oh.
-,
served independence Day
Towns That Will Celebrate.
ot+nn,v.
Hadricl,
ctnntnort
Williamsburg.
Eldon.
Bakesburg.
Birmingham.
Milton.
Pleasant Home.
Towns That Will RIOT Celebrate
MI. c.,,.,.s.,a
ne oUuiiei coriesponueh.s sas
Ineie Miil pe ho in i, way
ee W III 'i'e ioiioMihs 'o"iis'
nsoeau9ua'
EuoyVilie'
luis.
EoMpetine.
Senlonsport.
Sisourney.
hep.
winchester.
bloomneld.
What Cheer.
north Engllsn.
Agency.
AIDA.
Mystic.
Martlnsburg.
Rlchland.
roster.
Pekay
PackWood.
Stockport.
Stockport, June 26. - tf,ourier,s
Special Service For the first time
in its history Stockport will celebrate
July 4. and the citizens saw thew in.
tend to mako an occasion to he re-
membered Every business house in
the CITY will he represented in tho
parade which will form on SKINNER
. horn street promntly at 10 O'Clock
in the morning headed nv one of the
best bands in the state and will march
through the princinal streets hating
at the payilion where concert will he
given by the "Hobo" hand and The ar.
ganization which leads the nrocession
In the narade tbe nromoters If tbe af.
fair saw will he the smallest man in
the state who will renresent Rhode Is.
land. Hefis but twenty-nine inches in
height and weighs hit twenty-nine
pounds. Il A. Dill the biggest man in
StoclSnort will renresent Texas ~ =
The following is the program which
includes everything from an Grafton
by well known orator to Catching the
creased Mig.
Salute at sunrise
e.a0 m hand concert
ia m Grand narada IF +wen+v
floats renresentine the various husi.
ness astahlisbmenis
1920 a m. tight wire performance
nv prof LaJett.
~ m fifty ward foot race
1920 m hundred ward foot race
~ M. dinner
m assemble at onera house
Music nv band: called to order by
chairman of the day. Isaiah Harlan:
song, Stockport Glee club; invocation;
nag uriil W cnnuren unueisupe ~ naa
,a.a Ms am nesm,uh, aeau d5r ~ ~ hr
LIZ an D D 1 Inusnu aena c,aa a,mh -
al atid ~ ~ Ma a' ME- MI ion IN ToKanz;o
Maiau so1nn;a - - opo 90 ~ hast
InoUn snesl1ars IN northern Iowa He
voc ,,nti1 raoan+lv law nartna, Of
Col Henderson sneaker If the house
Music by band.
tumR v VS. VS.. Ste Stockport s : 80 =
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1t seems quite likely, at this time,
that there may be developments, per-
haps not expected, in the federal ap.-
pointment matter.
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RARGAINS-Good residence. property, cen,
y trally located in Coifax; brick house; all
improvements Address Mrs. r. A.. Hinton,
Coifax, Iowa.
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President Considering,

l am informed that the Presidents
attention has been especially drawn
to the proposition of the superseding
of Messrs. Patterson and = Kemble,,
deputy collectors of internal revenue
for Iowa 1t is believed the President
is giving considerable time tolthe mat
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26

| E1Ok SALE-s houses and lots. from 5 to
rooms. rent for SIS mouth. Sl,200 cash buy
them all. Address Mrs. JENNIE Carson, Sey-
nlour, Iowa..
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For SALE-I have a large list of farms,
fruit, poultry aud pasture lands, in the
Usage River Valley, southwest Missouri. 100
miles south of Kansas City. Send stamp, for
circular. Henry Morgan, osceola, Mo.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26

MISSOURI FAKNIS-Lands for sale in
~. Bates and adjoining counties at $500 TO
SIS 90 per acre, fine grass and grain country,
fruits Of all kinds do WE'LL Only 6S miles due
south of Kansas City, on the Kansas City and
Southern railway. Call on or address C. Hut.
chins; Amoret, Missouri, Bates county. Please
mention this paper.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26

BARGAINS in North Missouri land l ham
- die nothing but bargains in real estate.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Large farrnsa spec
ialty. Write me. h Q. Butts. Chillicothe. Mo.
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FOR SALEM North Dakota land-1T5.OOO
acres THE railway land of sixteen town.
ships of land-leyel to urdu1ating--good soii-
clay subsoil-well watered--ricily grassed-s
mainly Buffalo grass. Good TO retail into
farms aud ranches-S2.2s an acre. Inquire of
s. N. Cary, Mandan, North Dakota.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26

A beautiful child. Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel; Hudgens, near Unionyille.
passed away on June 16. The funeral
service was held at the home on June
II, conducted by c. R. Norton, an old
friend of the family. c. R. N.
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Rumple and Cousins Out Of 1t.

In this movement Capt. Rumple and
Congressman Cousins are taking abb
solutely no part Capt. RUMBLE says
when he entered the congressional
caucus, he tacitly agreed to abide the
action of the caucus and to take his
chances. He was unsuccessful, in Sc
curing the reappointment of Mr.. KEN
Bile, but does not feel that he can
properly appeal from the decision of
the majority, and make a personal
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26

Music-Hedrick Band.
Invocation-Rev. H. B. Scoles.
Music-Chorus.
Welcome Adhesion. John Nor.
rison.
Music-Hedrickl Band.
oration-Hon. B. I. Salinger.
Music-Hedrick Band.
Afternoon.
Music-Hedrick Band.
Address-Rev. David Clark.
Music-Chorus.
Address, problems of the Present
Day'-Ret. A. T. Shortess.
Music-Hedrick Band.
Benediction-Rev. ]. N. Smith.
Cannon Drill.
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EOR SALE CHEAP good sewing ma
chine and go-cart. Inquire of Mrs. Van
McCrary, Eldon. Iowa.

IOWA EARMS-I have good bargains for
sale. Write for largest and best descriptive
list in south central Iowa All sizes, fine lands
and low prices. Write to Z. Z. Mccall,
Winterset, Iowa
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FOR SALE--65 head of Shropshire sheep,
ewes and lambs all good ones Geo. Nj .
Leutner, Jr.. Ottumwa. Iowa, Route No. /.
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FAMOUS FARMS near Kansas City, Mo- !
for sale cheap. E. p. Burton g. Co.. Inde-
neudence iMn. .l-A " i.,a.E-
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FOR SALE-Eastern Kansas Land Bar
gains-l50 acres mile from Toronto, we'll
feuced, 70 acres in cultivation, balance in
grass, all good alfalfa land; soil, black loan;
painted; other buildings are in good repair;
bearing apple orchard; abundance of small
fruit; maple grove; wind mill at barn; posses
farm. partly bottom land; good soil; brick
house; large barn; watered by running stream;
one of the best sock aud grain ia rms in East
ern Kansas; price $1,000. Both farmsin Green
wood county. L. G. Boies, Birmingham, Iowa. ;.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
Executive Committee of Municipal
League Issues n Statement
! About Them.

The executive committee Of the Omaha
Municipal league has issued a manifesto
to the voters of the Omaha school district
purporting to give all the facts about school
board candidates which the public should
know. These. facts are in the form Of con-
densed biographies, stating age. birthplace,
education, business and family status Of
each of the ten candidates on all tickets.
While the league makes no recommendation
1t declares: r. 70. -, ..s- .
Owing to the unquestioned good character
and standing of the nominees of both par
ties, the executive committee make no alb
solute recommendation. but suggest TO each
individual voter to carefully examine the
statements appended, to supplement them
with such other information as he or she
possesses, and to vote without regard to
partisanship for the five men who, in his
or her judgment, are best qualified for the
office. 1t is believed that as a general
rule any man elected to the school board
should either be the father of a family or
a taxpayer, and that a man who is neither
should not be elected unless he possess by
education or experience some unusual and
special fitness for the position.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
SIDE LIGHTS ON Mr.. MERCER
Prominent Republican Refers to Salt Lake
Public Building Site Protest.
ANOTHER TOUCHES ON TAYLORs RECORD
Holds Mercer Responsible for APP
pointment u Omcer of Savings
Bank Which Took Away
Poor Peoples Money.

Mr.. Dewey Of Utah, formerly chairman OF
the Utah republican state committee, was
in the city yesterday and called attention
to one of the incidents attending the man
agement Of public building matters as ar
ranged by the nonresident candidate for
congress from the Second Nebraska district.
Mr.. Dewey said in effect:
"Mr. Mercer claims much credit for his
public building record, but the people Of
Salt Lake know much about 1t to their dis
appointment. The Salt Lake building came
up for consideration in a general %appropria-
tion bill for public buildings which had
been authorized on March 2, 1901. At that
time there was presented to the house by
a congressman from New York a protest
against the selection Of the site which had
been decided upon by the committee on
public buildings, and It was shown in that
protest that the building was being placed
on ground where the foundations would cost
considerably more than IL the building we're
to be erected in the commercial center Of
the city, and where 1t would be in the cen
ter Of business for many years. At the
time the protest was presented, signed by
leading bankers and business men Of the
city, It was charged that at the meeting of
the committee at which the site was Sc
lected no attention had been paid to the
protest and that the committee took snap
Judgment upon the matter. Mr.. Mercer is
not recorded as having denied the fact, but
presented the opinion Of a departmental
expert who visited the city but twice, as
to the righteousness of the decision. No
one in Salt Lake knows what occult power
was brought to bear upon the chairman Of
the committee, but the people of that city
in large numbers resent the act by which
he settled for them a question in which
they should have had some voice, and among
them Mr.. Mercer stands anything but in a
lattering light"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
COUNTY REJECTS COAL BIDS
Commissioners Evidently COnsider
the Price of semi-Anthra-
cite Too High.

Yesterday the Board Of County Com
missioners opened bids for furnishing the
county with 300 or more tons OF coal for
use this winter. There were only two bids.
The hrst opened was that of C. B. Ravens
& Co., who we're willing to furnish semi
anthracite, delivered and weighed at the
company's expense. for S7.75 per ton. The
second was that Of the Nebraska Coal com
pany, which was willing to do the same
thing for $50 per ton
Very promptly Commissioner Connolly
moved hat the bids be rejected, the certi-
fed checks returned and the county clerk
instructed to again advertise ten days for
bids. Quite as promptly the motion was
put and carried without a dissenting voice.
All members were present except Hofeldt.
who is still campaigninE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
Announcements of the Theaters.

The varied list of diversions that have
proven so magnetic at the orpheum this
week will hold forth at matinee this after
noon and again tonight to be succeeded
tomorrow by. even a more promising array
Of talent. Helene Mora, the noted song
stress, who is lauded more than any other
singer in vaudeville, at present will be the
headline feature. Robert Fulgora. trans
hgurator, will be another OF the features.
Clara Balerini. the reputed beauty and
trapeze performer; Fiske and Mae Don
ough in 'Binsby's Romance;t Agile Norton,
the talkativef Balerini's dogs; Tegge and
Daniels, comedians and new Kinodrome
pictures.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01

Elm the beginning God created the heaven
and the earth; then David Henry Mercer,
perceiving the incompleteness thereof,
patched up the latter and made 1t really At
for habitation!"
So exclaimed a republican committeeman
yesterday when told that the congress-
mans literary bureau is about to spread a
circus poster upon the dead walls as an ar
gument for intelligent voters to pause and
consider. Thu poster, 1t is said. will show
David as q CULVER among the Lilliputs; a
Giant Killer among troublesome little chill
dren. The Lilliputs and the children are
those who have presumed to ~critlcise him
OF to aspire to his seat. The fact that
among them are those who began giving
dollars to the improvement Of the district
and Omaha In particular. long before David
began giving his pennies. and who are still
giving in that proportion, is not to be
featured. Neither will the bric-a-brac and
the nic-nacks collected in foreign travel for
a home not built In Omaha be shown. In
stead. the purpose is TO convey to the voter
the idea that the li~fe-tenuTe legislator is
the one great man in the district, the
builder of the postofice, the exposition, the
invisible supply depot. the auditorium. the
Carnegie library. the sun, the moon. the
stars. the milky way and the Big Dipper.
by comparison" added the committee,
man quoted above. the emperor OF Ger
many is q modest man. 1 Judge. Mercer
Seuld have " believe that even the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
KELLEY, sTIGER a CO.
store open Until ESQ saturday
Evening.

Evening.
GREAT SALE OF
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
AT MARvELoUsLY LOW PRICES.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE WARM
WEATHER, OUR SALES OF THE
FAMOUS YPsILANTI. MUNsING AND
STERLING UNDERWEAR ARE MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY
OTHER SEASON, DEMONSTRATING MOST
CoNCLUsIvELY THAT THE LADIES OF
OMAHA NOW KNOW THAT THEY ARE
THE BEST FITTING AND MOST DE-
PENDABLE GARMENTS MADE.
Ladies' vest and pants in Egyptian cot
ton, heavy fleece lined. silver gray and
ecru. we'll made, the best value offered, at
Csc.
Ladies' vest and pants in heavyweight,
fleece lined, Egyptian cotton, silk crochet
trimming, grisseted sleeve, finished seams,
special, soc each.
Ladies' Munsing combination suits, heavy
fleece lined, Egyptian cotton, silver gray
and ecru. open front and buttoned across
bust, with large flaps, special, S1.OO each.
Ladies' Munsing plated combination suits,
half open fronts and open across bust, thor
oughly we'll made and good weight, for Sat-
urday, $3.50 each.
Ladies' Vega silk vest and pants. high
neck and long sleeves. a comfortable gar
ment for medium wear, cream, blue and
pink, drawers to match, S1.OO each.
Children's ecru jersey ribbed. heeced, fine
Egyptian cotton, vest and pants finished
with, silk crocheted edge, only Csc each.
Ladies' plain black cotton hose, high
spliced heel, double soles; also split foot, a
good value at 25c.
Ladies' black feeced cotton hose. plain
and ribbed top, genuine hermsdorf dye,
special, 35c, 3 for $1.00.
Children's fast black wool hose, double
heel and s%oles; also feeced and heavy cot
ton for boys and girls, all sizes, for Satur-
day, Csc each.
KELLEY STIGER g. co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
SOME DOUBT ABOUT SPECIAL
Unless Weather Is Clear Omahans
VIII Go TO LincOIn on
Regular Train.

Owing to the uncertainty of clear weather
on Saturday, there is some doubt about the
Burlington running a special noon train
from Omaha to Lincoln for the foot ball
game between the University Of Nebraska
and the Haskell Indians. The reduced rate
made for this occasion will apply. but most
Of the foot ball enthusiasts will go to Lin
coin on the $40 a. m. train.
Former Manager Turkey Of the Nebraska
team has arranged in the event OF clear
weather on Saturday morning to run a spe-
cial train to Lincoln, leaving the Burling-
ton station, Omaha, at 1890 p. m, II 100
people notify the Burlington city ticket
ONCE before 1890 a. m. that they will go
down on the special.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01

Said a resident of the Sixth ward, an old
soldier, yesterday: The Bee has been
pounding away at Mercer for some weeks.
but it has not touched upon one phase OF
the matter which appeals to many people
OF Omaha. II has not so far referred to
the fact that he as much as any other man
Is responsible for the appointment Of Cadet
Taylor as surveyor of the port Of Omaha.
As an oficer in the Globe Savings bank
Taylor had worked a confidence game upon
a large number of Omaha people. When
the bank suspended operations there were
upon it's books a number Of old soldiers,
servant girls and laborers who had de-
posted their savings Of years in the institu-
ton. They were made to suffer for their
confidence in Taylor and his associates, and,
while a bond was given by Taylor and his
friends for the payment OF claims against
the bank, the depositors lost everything.
Mercer was aware OF the facts in the case.
At that time he was in Washington and IL
he had laid the facts of the case before the
president Taylor would have never been
appointed to the once. II he had presented
the facts to the senate committee Taylor
would never have been confirmed. He failed
to do either. The fellow that pulled the
strings on Mercer was Tom Blackburn, his
political manager, who was the attorney
for Devries, the president OF the concern
which was wrecked and the side partner Of
Taylor In his questionable banking
methods"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01

That odd fellow Harry Beresford. for
merly a member of the Woodward Stock
company here. will be seen at the Boyd
Sunday afternoon and night in the clever
farce comedy The Wrong Mr.. Wright"
This season Mr.. Beresford has as his lead
Ing woman, his clever and interesting wife,
Emma Dunn, who will also be remembered
as a former popular member OF the Wood
ward Stock company. The play is promised
with elaborate scenic investiture and Mr..
Beresford is surrounded by a capable COM
many.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01
Unless Your Name Is on the List o
Will Lose Your Vote on
Tuesday.

Saturday, November 1, is the third and
last day for registration for voters who
care to participate in the election next
Tuesday.
Unless your name is on the registration
list you will not be allowed to vote. The
excuses for nonregistered voters are lin
tied, and the conditions under which they
may swear in their votes are very difficult
to meet. Under the decisions Of the court
1t is all but impossible. to secure an am
davit hat will pass muster.
Registrars will sit at the several desig-
mated places from s o'clock in the morning
until 8 o'clock in the evening on Saturday.
II you don't register you can't vote.
Register on Saturday. 1t is the last day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-01

The last day OF registration is today
and under the decision Of Judge Baxter it
will be almost impossible for the people
who have not registered to swear their
votes in on election day. II but one man
in each precinct should attempt to swear
in his vote it would require the presence
Of 156 freeholders Of the city. 1t will be
practically impossible to secure such a
number of people qualified for the purpose,
SO that those who desire to vote will have
to register today.