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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-20
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, May 19.-Cattle, 10000; 10c
lower; good to prime 6.90@7.5O; poor
to medium 5.0O@6.80; stockers 5000
$50; COWS 1.6O@6.25; Texans $500
$50.
Hogs, $4,000; strong; mixed butch-
ers 6.95@735; good choice heavy 7.35
@7.47; rough heavy 7.O0@7.27; light
6.75@7.10; bulk sales 7.05@7.25.
Sheep, $1,000; strong; 5.50@6.50 /:
lambs, strong to loo higher; 5.50@7.0 90.
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EIoris.


Floris, May 19.-Chas. Plank left
Friday for Kansas City where he will
spend a few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Trumbull and family are
visiting friends here.
w. M. Mccormack was a business
visitor at Ottumwa Friday.
The lecture given by Captain Ely
was quite well attended and was very
entertaining
Elder Walker will preach a memoir
al sermon at the Christian church next
Sunday. All old soldiers are cordially
invited to attend.
Boone Swinney, of Bloomfield, visit.
ed relatives here fast week.
The posts for the Farmers Telephone
Company are set into town and it is
expected that the phones will be put in
in a short time.
Benjamin Thomas, living about four
miles north of town, died May IL, OF
smallpox. Deceased was. "a years old.
The interment took place Monday
might.
Jonathan Heady and wife, of Bloom.
field, and Robert Kneedler, Of Birming.
ham, We're visitors here last week.
The report which came here Thurs.
day evening as to the killing of 10y
at Drakeville by the train seems to be
a mistake.
Harley Carter, of near Libertyville,
is studying biography under Mr.. Park.
|er
| Uncle Madison Kneedler is quite i'll
with heart trouble
Rev. Broyles filled his regular ap.
pointment at the Baptist church Sun.
day and Sunday night.
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of her cousin, Miss Lizzie Wise.
Prof. A. T. Dowrie. who has charge
of the Southern Iowa normal, hes re-
turned from Des Moines where nearly
all the presidents Of all the normal
schools in the state met in conference
with state superintendent r. g. Bar
let, to arrange a course of study for
the normal schools of the state.
RI. A. M. Ford of Seymour has ar
rived. DR.. Ford's family is visiting
in Steubenville Ohio, where they will
remain with relatives for couple of
months.
Robert Leach of Omaha, Neb, and
John Leach of Mt. Pleasant are spend
ing few days with friends in this
city.
Sixteen members of Maple Leaf
club met Friday night at the home of
Miss Maude Dabney with whom they
spent pleasant social evening in
which music was supplied by the
club. Refreshments were served and
a happy evening spent.
Charlton.
Charlton, May 19.-The. banquet
given by the Alumni association Fri
day night was one of the most unique
social events of the season. There
was about one hundred and twenty
present, representing the graduating
classes from the first year, 1873, until
and including this years class. Short
addresses were made by representa-
tives of the first seven classes, except
ing the years Of 1S81-1Ss2 when the
classes were small and there was no
one here to represent them. Mrs. Liz
zie Davidson Smyth represented the
class of 1878. Mrs. Jessie Mallory
Thayer represented the class of 1879
and Miss Eta Layton the class Of
1880, their was only two in this class,
the representative and Clell @. Thorpe.
Mrs. Laura Reside Cow represented
the class of 1883 and Miss Pearl Lewis
the class of 1884. Each told of their
ups and downs" during the last year
of their public school life. Miss Mar
tina Stuart rendered a beautiful solo,
and the class of 1902 sang their class
song, after which refreshments were
served by the men of the various
classes, consisting of ice cream and
cake, when they separated hoping to
be able to meet next year to welcome
the class of 1903 into their ranks.
w. L. Froggart of Knoxville was in
the city Saturday looking after mat
tiers of business.
Miss Minnie Grenwell of New York
was a guest of Charlton friends Satur-
day.
The heaviest local rain of the sea-
son fell Saturday morning, putting a
damper on the corn planting for day
or two.
H. G. Dillman and Col G. Curtis,
candidates for county auditor were
looking after their political interests
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Gillaspie of
Lucas were calling on their friends
yesterday.
Miss Anna Garfield of Ottumwa has
returned to the city and will make
her home for awhile with Mrs, L. G.
Written.
The Whist club met with Mrs. ]. G..
Stewart Saturday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson of Lucas was in
the city Saturday doing somes hop
ping.
Miss Drake of Des Moines is enjoy
ing a visit with her uncle and aunt,
DR.. and Mrs. Boyton.
T The friends of Mrs. H. O. Penick
were much shocked to, learn of her
sudden demise, which occurred Satur-
day morning at her home in this city
at IL O'Clock. The time Of the SER
vices are not set yet but will probably
be Tuesday morning
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Lancaster.

Lancaster, May 19.-Fred Follman
of Martinsburg is in this vicinity.
Some of the people attended the fun
eral of John Davis in West LATER
Tuesday.
Rev. Campbell preached what was
probably his last sermon Sunday
night The people will be sorry to
see him go as he was well liked.
There are few cases of smallpox
in the township, but none near the
city.
Mr.. Lathrop, of Sigourney, passed
through town last week.
Mr.. Barnes of sigourney was in
town Thursday
Rev. Byram of Ollie passed through
town Friday.
There was a ,disgraceful fight here
Wednesday night.
Nellie Terrell was called to Hedrick
by the illness of her grandmother.
The "a" class, Lulu Erase, Grace
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Hynes.

Hynes, May 17.-Robert Wilson and
family moved from Hooking to this
place last week.
Joe Beard and Miss Lizzie Reams
were united in marriage Saturday ev-
ening at Beacon. They will make
their home at Hynes.
Mrs. Hugh McCauley is reported i'll.
The marriage of John Matthews and
Miss Rachael Darlington occurred at
Abba Monday.
Mrs. Harlan Parker and son, Paul.
are visiting relatives at Abba.
Miss Bertha Newman spent Sunday
in the country.
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Kelley, Leeta Ragan, Ray Sheridan
and Lottie Terrell were in Hayesville
May 8 and, 10 taking examinations for
diplomas.
". R. Kelley, north. OF. town, is pre-
pairing to build an addition to his
house.
Maude Miller is ILL., =
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ToDAY,s MARKETS.
visible supply Of Grain.

Chicago, May 19.-The visible sup
ply of wheat is 33,577,O0O bushels, a
decrease from one year ago of S,921,-
900 bushels, corn 100000 bushels, a
decrease of LOSS, 900 bushels; oats 81
O14,OOO bushels, decrease of IT'LL
000..
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Unionville.

ID g.
Unionville, May 17.-Rev. Fielder Of
.Ottumwa filled the pulpit at the Liber
ty church last Sunday morning.
Several young people attended the
party at Roy Creech's last Saturday
night.
Young peoples meeting at the Mil
Ter church has been changed from
night to o'clock.
Miss Eunice Bishop is ill witt
rheumatism of the heart.
The telephone line between Blakes
burg and Unionville is now under
Roadway and will soon be finished.
Philip Bridgeman died at his home
east of town last week. His death re-
suited from consumption.
The lawsuit Of Woten VS.. L1ppert
was being held at this place today.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, May 19.-Wheat, July 7SA
Corn, July 66A.
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ST. Louis Produce Market,

st. Louis. May 19.-Wheat, cash 81
July TN @72ss.
\ Corn, cash 62A; July, 64A.
Oats, cash 40; July 321a. /;
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CHICAGO Butter and Eaa Market.

Chicago, May 19.-Butter, steady
creameries 18@21h; diaries 1920.
Eggs, steady; 14A.
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---.s 4
James Thomas last week and have
been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E.. Thomas +.
There will be lecture at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
Y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dillon have re-
turned from Mex Mexico, where they
have been for some time.
The Epworth. League will have an
anniversary program at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday even
ing. 1t will begin at o'clock.
Mrs. Elliott of Illinois is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Angus
tine.
Misses Hortense and Retta Griggs
are visiting at Burlington.
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Maude Miller is i'll.
Mystic,

Mystic, May 19.-This town is con
siderably worked up over the prospect
of getting the Iowa & St. Louis rail
road now building from Novinger, Mo.
to Centerville.
Arthur Stone was numbered with
the sick last week.
R. l.. Goodman is home from a two
weeks visit in La Cygne, Kansas.
A. E. Main will build the new schoo
house in the May school district wesl
of Mystic.
The work of remodeling the Chris
tian church was commenced last week
Rev. King will deliver the memoria
sermon for the Grand Army boys al
the United Brethren church at 2:3o p
M, Sunday, May 25.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stone, of Grand River
visited relatives here last week.
S. R. Sedgwick and wife leave the
first of this week on a two weeks
pleasure trip to. Salt Lake City.
The graduates of the Mystic Gram
mar school will give their commence
ment exercises Wednesday evening
June 4, in the opera house.
Mrs. A. B. Dudley was in Ottumws
last week attending meeting of the
Royal Neighbors.
Prof. Kalkofen has been employed
as principal of the Mystic schools fol
another term.
The Klondike mine and machiner.
is to be sold at sheriff's sale.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, May 19.-Butter, lower;
state creamery 19k@22; imitation
1871 @20k.
Eggs, firm; 16A @17A.
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chicaao PRODUCE Market.

Chicago, May 19.-Wheat, No. 2 rec
5000 821a; No. 3 red 7S2@SO1a; No
q hard 76k@771s; No hard 75R@
|761s; May 74ss; July opened TAX q
747s; highest 747s; lowest 74A; closed
|74h @745s.
Corn, No. 8 6oa@61; No. 8 yellow
|61A @62; May Co.'s; July opened GIG
61A; highest 61ss; lowest CO.'S; closed
Oats, No. 2 4s@4s1z; No.s 42A @43;
No. 2 white "A @45; No. white 43A
@441a; No 4 white 1904; May 42l4 ;
July opened 361a; highest 361a; lowest
|361s; closed 36as.
Pork, May 17.12; July 1925.
Lard, May 1922; July 1925.
Ribs May 9.75; July 9.67@9.70.
Rye, May 561s. a..
Barley, cash 64@71.
Flax, 1.59@1.77.
Glover, 8.35. I
Timothy, September 4.S0.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, May 19.-Poultry, steady /:
t,rkevs 10m121h: chickens 10
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New York Poultry Market.
New York., May 19.-Poultry, alive
nominal; dressed, iced, firm; broilers
2s@32; fowls 49,; turkeys 1904.
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Peoria Produce Market.

Peoria, May le.-corn, lower; No. 8
621a.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg, May 19.-Geo. Alt,
now of Chicago, is visiting in the city
with old friends and neighbors.
The Oklahoma land seekers. B. Har-
ris, L. D. Jones, G. H. Hughes, James
Keegan and Lewis Keil have returned
delighted with the country and its flu
ture prospects. Some of the party
made investments in farm lands, as
city property in Oklahoma City, was
far beyond their reach, Lots that
could have been bought two years ago
at $100 now are sold at $3.50 and in
the business part of the city, lot sold
while they were there, rs feet by 140,
for $4,000.
Mission closes Sunday night after a
week of spiritual feast. The members
of the church have been very faithful
attending two masses a day, and all
feel repaid and the better for their
faithfulness. Father Herman has been
engaged in mission for many years,
and is we'll qualified for his work.
The county Sunday school conven-
ton is to be held here next Thursday.
The committee is working hard to find
places to entertain the expected
crowd.
Mrs. Jessie Lenocker. has gone to
Dexter, where she expects to spend
the summer.
T. T. Osborne returned this morn
ing from business trip to Chicago.
Born, May Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Pugh, twins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-27

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einige anbere Sragen gum 8ori3etn
bringen - bo9 mas tiimn1ert ii4 Der
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9en. Der 8ebante an Iol4e breite,
polfenfraBenOe WoggOn5 ruft Die
@rinnerung an bas S6uIlieo nRam
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Bis gum WtonD, unO Der Qudter, Der
CUR 4reOigt 9in9, fam Bis gum Sunt
ni6t 3uriit."
QMe 0inge iebo9 gIeiden iiA aus
unb ouf bieie 0eiie mag Der f4limz
me 8remier Die Pre0igt gu 6Oren be-
tDmmen.
2(4tungSpOa
5. W. 6upS,
9rGiiOent unb 8eneral 9eI4dft5z
fii6rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-27

Die ,Gonbor" 8utafrop6e
8tgon, 6punien, 26. Syun.-0as
Deraltete fpanii6e &anonenboot SON
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5peifelt. Die meiiten bon Der W3annz
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beind6e Elm poqitdnDige8 Wraf.
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babe fi8 ii6er i6re Steuung gegeniiber
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Strife aller groBen @i1en6a6nen entz
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reRen berii6rt, nt6t nit oenIelben Iuz
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2(rbeiter, fonbern perOe benielben uls
einen na9 bem Strafre6t gu be6unz
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anie6en.
O6glei8 bic 3egierung enti6loFen
1T, einen GiIenbabnsStrife ni4t gu
geitatten, erfennt iie bD6 ods Re4t
Der arbeitenoen 8laFen, i6re eigene
Quge gu perbefern, an un0 bat aus
bieIem 8runDe ben @ifen6abnz8 z8eiellz
i4aften Die 8ebingungen na6e geIegt,
tpeG4e iie ben 2lr6eitern beuiligen
t0nnten.
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Gntopdtfde Sa6er6eri6te.
Qlus G6inu a.

Pettn g, IS. Sdnudr. - Sn Del
Gtabt GbingzSing, 9rootn5 Peti4ili,
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ben auf6eBenb, angei4lagen ipOr0en.
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our95og, uber fpdter eri4ienen iie
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tiirli8er Ma3t au5geriiitet, unO es
perbe i6nen Elm 2ei9te8 fem, ale
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ipurbe ttef 6ebauert, a6er Die 9pffnung
au8ge1pro6en, Der &aiier tperoe Daz
fir iorgen, baB Die 8epegung Dieber
auflebe un0 erfolgrei6 81 @nDe gez
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INNER nod etnen groBen 2tnbang i'm
fremDenfeinblt4en @lement, unD man
gldubt fogar, ba7elbe biloe in Der Rez
gierung Die MaioritGt.
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riidgete6rt lei.
Die 8icet0nige Der Iioli6en Proz
bin3en, pel9e poriges Sa6r Oon Sir
Robert 6art, Dem @bef be5 4ineitI4en
Steueramts, perlangten, er fole nit
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nd6rte ii4 entI6teOen 9egen bic Der
pfGnoung Der 30Qe unb pirO audi jeBt
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8orer@8eneraIs 0ung gu auftparf.
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ten in Yeftng bur4 Oroen bonn Sat-
Ter ausge3ei6net poroen.
9rin3 Ching pirb ben &atfer err
fu9en, ous Snbuitrtez SSnititut in Pez
fling, peIdes gei4lofen puroe, tpieoer
3u er0ffnen.
Der @o6n bes grin3en Ching ion
G6in9 6ei Der 8r0nung bes brttif4en
R6niqs pertreten. Ser brittf6e Bot
f3aFter, Sir @rneit Satop, bat Die
6ineiiI6e g3egierung benu9ri6tigt,
es lei gegen ben iungen Prin3en gfi4ts
etnsuipenben, aber Der 8ruber oes
9rin3en G6un piirbe ben Gngldnoern
lie6er ge1pefen fem.
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ben &uiIer erIu6t, er m0ge fir ieoe
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neral 8aquebano"," pel9es i'm leBs
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tpurbe in Caracas nit SRI. Garolpn
Glegg bon gaIpeitpn, Ser, ebelt4
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-27

1par1amen unb 7pefuIatipen 6ron3oz
fen, aus oeren Sai6en Da5 GelO fir
Die &analz2(nlage flOB, mitBten it9
ben Spott gefallen la7en, OaB Die
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