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HAS FIGHTING CHANGE,
SAYS DR.. G. F. SHRADY.

DR.. George f. Shrady made the following report
day Theodore Roosevelt jr exclusively for
The Evening World:
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LATE RESULTS At NEW ORLEANS.

Fourth Race-SCaret Lily |. Maggie Davis 2, Andes g.
Fifth Race-Sr Floran L. Eva Rice 2. e Ghor 3.
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VERY --LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
SIX O'CLOCK RACE SCORE.

The score Of the leaders OF me sN.day Ice at MAIDS
SQUARE Garden at O'Clock was:
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KING AND POPE ASK :.
ABOUT ROOSEVELT BOY.

WASHINGTON. FEB. LIT = ~
ported here that King Edward to-day
asked Ambassador choate about the III.
ness Of Theodore Roosevelt. IT.. and that
Pope Leo has ordered bulletins Of tie
boys fitness sent 10 him.
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"Details Of young Roosevels's
condition will he foaas ON Psse .
of this editionJ
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will be able to come home next week
from Cedar Rapids, where she has
been in the st. Luke's hispital.
The fishers with their fish stories
are expected home today from Spirit
Lake, where they have been having a
most delightful time.
Mrs. James Mullin of Villisca, is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Shaul.
A man Of the town tried to get his
laundry the other evening without pay.
ing for it, and when informed he could
not have it he thought he would try
the lead end Of a cane on the proprie.
tors head, but Fong Lee, was too
quick for him and he pointed well
loaded pistol at his honor, and the in.
truder left without his linen. Fone
Lee has always been a peaceful citi
zen, and all say that he did the correct
thing.
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candidate for judgeship in this Judi
cial district was here Thursday night
and Friday morning in the interest of
his candidacy.
Ralph Hamilton, q Keota druggist,
is transacting court business here.
Arthur Davis parents from Nugent,-
were here to see him graduate.
Attorney Gray of Keota was here at
tending court.
D. D. Moore and wife, Mrs. Lou
Smithart, S. W. Brunt and others have
returned from the state reunion at
Des Moines.
The high school corps of teachers
for next year will be Superintendent J..
F. Riggs, Miss Roberts of Butler Miss
Wyant of Sigourney, and Miss Sher-
rett of Traer, vice Miss Marshall, who
goes to a higher position. The ladies
are graduates of the state normal
school, and Miss Roberts has special
lied at Chicago university. Mr.. Riggs
is master of science of the Iowa Wes-
leyan university The teachers have
done efficient work the past year.
They are specially able in their several
places, and Sigourney would be pleased
| to retain them all.
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mains Of ]. M. Brouhard of Little
River, Kas., whose death occurred in
that city on Tuesday, resulting from
Bright's disease, were held at the
home of Hon. w. H. Taylor, brother-in
law of the deceased, Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, conducted by the /. o. o.
F., A. @. u. w. and X. P. lodges. The
remains were inferred in the Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
Hon. w. H. Taylor and wife, who
after spending the past winter in Cali
fornia, returned Friday from Little
River, Kas., where they were called
some time ago by the illness of Mrs
Taylor's brother-in-law, ]. M. Brou
hard, accompanied by Mrs. ]. M. Brou
hard.
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RichIand,

Richland, May 24.-Mrs. Nina Mason,
of Ollie, is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brolliar.
A circulating library club is being
organized, consisting of twenty-five
members.
The Hotel Swayze has again chang
ed landlords. Ed Evans has bought
out J. Smith and will now be the
host. Mr.. Smiths family is in poor
health and he will leave with them
for California. Their friends will re,
greet their leaving but wish them
health and happiness.
Misses Jones and Fisher were shop
ping in Fairfield Wednesday.
The graduating exercises were held
last night.
Miss Nora Shook, of Pekin, was there
Thursday
A party of young people went to the
river Thursday and enjoyed an outing.
NJ Hadley, after several weeks sick.
ness, is reported better.
Mrs. Iowa Lewis is visiting relatives
Mrs. Peterson, of Brighton. was here
yesterday on business.
The new east side business house
seems to be q sure thing now.
Memorial services Sunday held at
Christian church.
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TRAINS BY THANKSGIVING.
Milwaukee Cutoff, 1t Is Said, Will Be
in Operation at That Time.


Trains will be running over the Mil
waukee cutoff between Rutledge and
Muscatine by Thanksgiving day. This
is the prediction made by a railroad
contractor to a reporter for the Mus
catine Journal, which says:
"A contractor on the road told
Journal reporter recently that trains
would be running on the new cutoff
by Thanksgiving time. He said that
all the contracts in Muscatine county
and near this place would be complet-
ed by the middle of October as the
18th of that month was the time speci-
fled in the contract when the work
should be completed. The contractor
gave out the impression that the time
of starting the trains depended more
on the work over and about Ottumwa
than in this section, that it would be
an easy matter to have things arrang-
ed in such shape that trai,& could run
even by November 1, bun the work
farther on would not be ready for the
trains. There is considerable work to
do after the laying of the track in the
way of ballasting up and finishing up
the road"
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg, May 24-Mrs. J. H.
Hughes and Miss Margery left last ev-
ening for Mt. Vernon, to visit with
Miss Mae Mcleod for few days.
The Sunday school delegates from
different parts of the county came in
this morning, regardless of mud, and
the meetings We're full of interest, and
enjoyed by the large audience that at
tended both sessions. The delegates
We're entertained at the different
homes, and some remained over night
Mrs. Alt, of Chicago, will visit friends
in the city few days.
Miss Rose Keegan, of Cedar Rapids,
has come home for the summer.
Mrs. Harry Houses many friends
will be very glad to know that she is
improving and her family think she
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Eidon.

Eldon, May 23.-Mrs. 3. Bates, of Ce,
dar Rapids, is visiting at the home of
Mrs. A. Johnson
ern division of the c., r. /. & P. rail
road company.
E. G. Kile has resigned his position
as conductor with the Rock Island
railroad company.
J. J. Carr, of Pennington, was an
Eldon visitor yesterday.
Eldon had quite thunder storm.
last night and this morning, accompa-
MED by nice fall of rain.
Chester Cougar made a business trip
to Selma today.
Willis Hendren is moving his family
to Kansas City where they will make
their future home Mr.. Hendren hav,
ing a position as passenger brakeman
between Kansas City and Rock Island.
Mrs. G. Louder, of Columbus juno
tion, is visiting at the home of Frank
Kremer.
Zeph Black and son left today for
Des Moines for short visit.
Tonight at her home, Mrs, Whistler
aided by Mrs. ]. d. Nicklin will enter.
tain the young married people. Music
will be furnished by the Hurricane
orchestra and light refreshments of ice
cream and cake will be served.
Eldon, May Yesterday afternoon
at the high school building the senior
class delivered their graduating pa
pers. Following is the program as de
liyered:
"The Widening Womliness, Miss
Florence Taylor.
Three Elements Of Civilization"
Miss Bessie Close.
Modern Journalism Miss Cora
Ritz.
America, the Best Nation Miss
Georgia James.
The Castle and It's Queen Miss
Catherine Cougar.
| Wanted, Men'-Chas. Stein.
| The room was decorated with plants
and the class colors, orange and black
| The graduating exercises will be helt
at the opera house next Thursday ev
ening at which time Prof. George +
Mclean, of the State University, vii
deliver the address of the evening.
| Mesdames w 7. Brown and N. f
Reed are Ottumwa visitors today.
e. Curry left yesterday for Chicago
on business. "
Miss Alice Casey and sister are OF
ltumwa visitors today.
4 George Murphy was an ottumwa Wis
iitor yesterday on business.
Burt Williamson who has been Wis
Lifting his sister. Mrs Brownfield, re
!, : ~ .saisssls h - ! ssssS f. sSs, { /.
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Blakesbura.

Blakesburg, May 24-Rain in abund-
ance of late While it has delayed
farm work little, it will prove great
blessing-the greatest money maker
that has struck Blakesburg for two
years.
j. M. Wilson of Brazil visited here
this week.
Isaac Jones of Abba paid a visit to
his relatives here this week.
Greedy Jones came in from Dakota
to attend the funeral Of his father, VIM
r. Jones.
Edna Jones has gone to Chillicothe
Mo-, to enter school.
VIM. R. Jones, one of the oldest anG
most useful citizens died on Tuesday
last and was buried on Wednesday
9The services were conducted by Rev.
Bailey of Ottumwa Mr.. Jones had
been in poor health for several years
and his death was expected at any
time. In years past he was very &C
tive and useful citizen.
DR.. Udell spent three days in Des
Moines this week attending the State
Medical society of which he is mem
ber He also took in the G. A. R. en-
campment, he being one of the boys
who wears the brown button.
Mrs. Emma Fritz went to Marysville
Mo- this week for visit with hel
parents.
Otto Pearson. who is an engineer al
Exline, is paying a visit to his parent
al home this week.
Quite a hail storm here on Friday
evening but not severe enough to Dc
much damage.
Improvements are going on in near
ly every block in town.
Mrs. Gould has returned from hel
visit in Illinois.
Mr.. Swiggett and wife of Idaho, are
visiting friends in Blakesburg. Mr.
Swiggett is a son Of ex-Sheriff Samue
Swiggett.
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turned to his home at Moline yester.
day.
Frank Bates left today for Center
vile on business.
Mrs. Carl Schultz and son Harry are
visiting at the home of Carl Schultz at
this place.
L. Freeman is an ottumwa visitor
today.
l.. E. Coad left todayffor Galesburg
H., to make arrangements for moving
his family to that place in the near
future.
George Earhart Jr. left this morning
for Trenton to resume work after a
short illness.
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MRS. PAuIINN JupsoN.
Secretary of schermerhorn Coli Club

secretary Oh SCnermerhOfn 1CiL CluDs
Brooklyn, New York.
four months, when my husband became
impatient because grew worse instead
of better, and in speaking to the drug
gist he advised him to get Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and Sanative Wash. How I wish I
had taken that at first; 1t would have
saved me weeks of suffering. 1t took
three long months to restore me, but
it is happy relief, and we are both
most grateful to you. Your Compound
has brought Joy to our home and
health to - MRS. PAULINE JUDsoN,
AZ Hoyt Street, Brooklyn, N. Y
$4,000 forfeit " aboue Testimonial 10 not genuine.
Tt would seem by this state
ment that women would save
time and much sickness If they
would get Lydia e. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound at once,
and also write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for special adj
vice. IL is free and always helps
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keosauuua,

Keosauqua, May 24.-M. o. Ketch-
um, after spending several days in
this place has returned to Memphis,
Mo-, where he will make an extended
stay. Mrs. w. e. Fasnot accompanied
Mr.. Ketchum for short visit.
Fred Bryant of Vermillion, South
Dakota, has been visiting in this place
at the home of Geo. w. Jack for the
past week.
Ned Stoddard, who has been in Chi
cago for the past two years, is here
visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. j.
G. Knapp and other relatives.
Geo. Israel has shipped his livery
stock to North Dakota, having traded
it for Dakota land, Joe Israel has al
SO traded his residence property in
this place for Dakota land. Messrs
Israel with their families think of
moving to Dakota about the middle o,
June.
The funeral services of Mrs. Karen
McCrary, widow of the late Major j.
c. McCrary, Were held in the Chris
| tan church in Keosauqua on Wednes
day afternoon conducted by Elder
| Johnson of the Christian church, as
sisted by Rev. Jeffrey of the M. e
church and Rev Perkins of the Con
gregational church. Mrs. McCrary
was 81 years old. Her death was caus
ed by dropsy. She is survived by three
fchildren-Mrs. Hamilton of Spearfish
S. D.: Mrs, Thatcher of Lawton, Okla.
homa, and Oscar McCrary of this
place. Mrs McCrary was the last sur
yiving charter member of the Chris
tian church at this place. She will bt
greatly missed.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Mrs. John Brown, who expir
ed from fright during the storm Wed
nesday night, We're held at the resi-
dence yesterday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. G. E. Perkins of the Congre
gational church and the remains were
buried in the Purdem cemetery. Shit
was an aged woman and had been il
| feeble health for several months. Sh,
was a member OF the Presbyterian
church. She is survived by husband
and several grown children
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Russell.

Russell, May 24-H. A. Glackemyer
of Rippey is in town calling on old
friends.
Elmer Lodge had the misfortune to
get his hand badly burned Monday, a
bottle of stove polish exploding
Miss Eta Robinson. who has been
sick for three weeks past was able to
be down town Wednesday.
DR.. H. H. Nelson and wife went to
Des Moines Tuesday to spend few
DAYS.
Mrs. Mary Allen remains in a very
critical condition.
w. q. Curtis went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the G. A. R. encamp-
ment.
Mrs. Jessie Blanchard and children
are spending few days at the home
of e. NJ Blanchard
Dr. I. N. Buzzard left Monday for
New York.
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Eddyvilie,

Eddyvllle, May 24--The funeral OF
Mrs. S. A. Shaver was held at the
Congregational church at 2:30 We'd
nesday afternoon, under the auspices
of the Eastern Star, of which she was
a member. Services were conducted
by her pastor, Rev. ]. w. Buck, and
interment was made in Highland GENE
terry.
Miss Belle Totman, daughter of S.
P. and Christina Totman, was born
May 20, 1860, was married to Samuel
Shaver February 6, 1881, and d4ed
at 4 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, May
20, 1902, at the age of AZ years, death
being due to that merciless disease,
consumption. She leaves husband
and two children, Fred and Nellie Ge-
neve, father and mother, two sisters
and three brothers. She had been i'll
for long time, but bore up firmly,
Saying she would recover. Much sym
lpathy is extended these popular people
in their loss.
Born, Monday, May 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wilcox, who reside on
South Third street, near the park, a
ten pound boy.
Grandma" Perkins, of Sand Ridge,
has been quite sick at the f. R. Bar
nett home, two and one-half miles
north of town, since Sunday, suffering
from a complication Of diseases. Mrs
Perkins is well advanced in years.
Mrs. Bert Oldham, who resides east
of town, has been a sufferer from ma
laria.
Among the coming attractions fol-
Eddyville will be: The M. E. Aid soci
| ETY. gives a social at the Mrs. J.. A
Roberts home, on First street, tonight
Everyone invited. Some time during
the FIRST week of June the Knights oil
Pythiss will give home talent enter
tainment made up Of dances, funny
acts, etc, at the opera house.
The brick masons have begun on the
second story of the new Cowley block
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dotts, formerly
| of this place, but now of Lovilia, were
here Wednesday attending the buria
of Mr.. Dots aunt, Mrs. S. A. Shaver
The following old veterans have re
turned from the soldiers encampmeni
at Des Moines, most of whom returned
| Wednesday night: j. H. Scott, I. B
Kale, VIM. Allison. ST., John jaeger
Philip Stuber, Lewis Townsley, ant
Levi Baldwin. Grant Cowley also re
turned Wednesday night.
Miss Jeanette TRUE, of Church
street, spent Tuesday at Cedar, CUES
of her friend, Miss Stella Holloway.
Jas. Dobson returned to his home
near Decatur City, Decatur county
Thursday after a short visit with hi:
sister, Mrs. Frank R.fBarnett, of San,
Ridge.
Many new cement walks are bein.
! put in.
L. G. Homer and family, corne
/ Fourth and Mill streets returned hom,
| Wednesday from short visit,With rel
atives at Moravia. nGB
F Harry Inskeep, of TOttumwa, was ;
guest Tuesday at the II. G. True home
near the Christian church.
Jay Oldham was short bushes,
caller in Oskaloosa Wednesday fore
noon
The residence of G. L. Miller, owe
I at Hayden Chapel, OH the Charlton
road, has had coat OF new paint, ant
j the j. P. Schafer home, near Frederic
] is also being decorated.
4 G. e. Riggs and son, Clarence, o
near Frederic. We're over to town OF
business Thursday afternoon.
4 Dr. Jacob Kussart reports consider
able rheumatism and says measles ar
also still very prevalent.
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O'Clock dinner last evening at her home
in Brookdale in honor of Mrs. Nettie
Williamson, of Webster City, and Mrs.
Lena Byerly, of Clarinda.
Mrs. Seth West returned today from
a weeks visit with relatives near La.
coma
Wiley Young and wife, Of Cedar
township, were the guests of Charles
Fluke and wife yesterday.
|, John Whisenand left the first of the
week for the district of Alberta, Can.
ada, where he goes on business con-
nected with the real estate firm of
Whisenand & Culbertson. He expects
to be gone about six weeks and, will
spend some time in viewing the dis.
trict.
Mrs, Ben Phillips, Of Lucas, was a
Charlton visitor yesterday.
J. D. Lodge, of Russell, one of the
candidates for auditor, was in the city
yesterday looking after his political in
terests.
John Hollingshead, of Russell, was
in the city yesterday looking after
matters of business.
Henry Newhouse, of Oakley, was a
Charlton visitor yesterday.
The working team Of the Modern
Woodman of America surprised the
Royal Neighbors last evening by step.
ping in on them just as they were
ready to adjourn, laden down with ice
cream and lady fingers, which the boys
served in most elegant way, after
which they exemplified the different
drills of the team, which was very in
teresting to the lodge.
| Walter Dewey and his mother re.
turned today from Davenport and took
1.-THE south branch for Leon accompa-
MED by Mr.. Clay from Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Martin have re.
turned to Charlton where they will
spend the summer, they have been as.
ISOLATED with a troupe, playing "a
Breezy Time" in the New England
states the past winter. Dave has leas-
| ed the opera houses at Abba and Os-
ceola and will devote his time this fall
and winter in supplying these places
with first class entertainments
Mrs. Nettie Williamson went out to
English township yesterday where she
will spend a few days with Peter Will
hanson and family.
Judd Moon of Columbia, was trans
acting business in the city today.
| Albert Pickerel returned this morn
| ing from trip to Ottumwa where he
went on business connected with his
music store.
Mrs Sanderson returned to her home
in Lenox the first Of the week, after a
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. 2. Waugh.
Chas. Goltry and wife, of Lucas, left
yesterday for an extended visit with
relatives in Loveland, Col.
Lewis Howard has returned from q
visit with his parents in Oakley.
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w. R. c. Finishes Work.

Des Moines, May 23.-The nine.
teenth annual convention of the de-
partment of Iowa, Women's Relief
Corps, came to close yesterday after
noon at 6 o'clock after one of the bust
est sessions of the week. Officers
were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Myra l.. Parker Of
Des Moines; senior vice-president,
Mrs. Jennie Whedon of Winterset; Jul
nior vice-president, Mrs. R. Anna
Smith of Clarinda; treasurer, Mrs. Es-
tella Plopper of Winterset; chaplain.
Mrs. Human of Belmond.
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Stops the Cough and Works of the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price rs cents.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, May 26.-At the meeting
OF the school board Friday evening the
contract for the erection of the new
high school building was awarded to
w. H. Golliher, of this place, his bid
being $6,073. There We're four tother
bidders but Mr.. Golliher's was the low.
est.
Mrs. L. R. Fleener returned last ev
ening from Mt Pleasant, where shs
has been confined to the hospital. She
is restored in health.
John Hankammer gave recital Sat
urdayy evening in the Baptist church
Memorial services were held Sunday
in the Baptist church. Rev. Shortess
preached to the G. A. r. post of this
place.
Otis Echols, who has been at his
home in Competine sick for the last
week, is. again able to be behind the
counters in Cheneys general store.
Mrs. E. L. Scott returned to he1
home in Ottumwa Friday after few
days visit with relatives here.
]. c. Eller will leave the first Of this
week for California with his house
hold effects. His family will follow
about June 1.
Mrs. G.. D. Dulem is visiting he,
brother and sister in Nation, Ill.
Mrs. M. e. Snyder returned Satur
day from Burlington, where she at
tended the Queen Esther Circle con
vention.
Mrs. Jackson of Abba is visiting
whit her daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Storey
A. v. Frazey and wife and R. L
Scott returned Friday from Creston
where they attended the State Under
takers convention.
Peter Engledinger has traded his
stock of drugs and jewelry and his
building and lots here for farm dow
near Rathbun. 1t is not known VIVA
Idisposition the new proprietor, Mr.
Fuller will make of the stock.
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WHERE DOCTORS FAIL
To Cure Woman's Ills, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Succeeds Mrs. Pauline
JudsOn Writes:

"DEAR MRs. PfNKHAM:-Soona after
my marriage two years ago found
myself in constant pain. The doctor
said my womb was turned, and this
caused the pain with considerable In
aammation. He prescribed for me for