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VIGOROUS RUBBING

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Lniment viii
cure Rhedma tism. Strains, Sprains and
all pains in the back. shoulders SIDES.
Joints and limbs. I, cures corus and
bunions. and as a horse liniment it bag
no superior. Large bottle. Is cents every
where.
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MarrIase Ic-Morrow.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
KENANSNILLE, N. c., November "a
Miss Rowena Williams will on tomorrow
become the bride Of Mr.. w. R Bryan
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| Begin Tuesday. June Sd. Steamers Cal
vert and Potomac will leave Pier 9. Light
day and Saturday, at p. NJ FOR Alexan-
| dria and Washington, calling at all OF the
usual landings. BEGINNING Tuesday June
3d. will leave Seventh Street wharf. Wash
| ington at 4 P. Thursday Sunday and
| Tuesday going as far as Leonardtown on
these evenings VIII leave Leonardtnwn
| al "A. NJ, klnsaie at II NJ. aIiiIer's at
| 4 P. NJ. Grason's at $50 P. NJ and Bacon.s
| at $50 p NJ. Monday. Wednesday and
| Friday. arriving in Baltimore early the
following morning. Freight received daily
N Ra
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q.
Beginning Sunday. July 10th. Steamers
will observe the schedule below:
RAPPAHANNOCk RIVER ROUTE.
LEAVE BALTIMORE.
From Pier 2. Light Street. at 4:33 F. NJ
Tuesday and Friday for Fredericksburg
and all landings.
4:ao 2. NJ. Wednesday for Tappahannock
and all landings except Irvingtoa Weetns.
Morans Merry Point. Ottoman. Millen-
beck and Bayport
$50 2. NJ Thursday and go P. NJ Sun
day for Tappahannock and al! landings
except Bayport. Alillenbeck. Merry Point.
Ottoman and Morans.
LEAVE TAPPAHANNOCK.
For Baltimore Monday. Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Friday at A. NJ. and Thurs
except will call at Bayport on Tuesday
For Baltimore direct at P, NJ. Wednes-
day. making no stops except Urbanna
Creek.
For Fredericksburg Monday at 4. Nj.
leave Port Royal al 12:30 P. NJ. arrive In
Fredericksburg at i P. NJ, tide permit
ting.
For Fredericksburg Wednesday at II NJ.
Port Royal at 4 2. NJ. arrive in Freder-
icksburg, tide permitting. at 1:30 2. NJ.
For Fredericksburg Saturday about l
P. NJ
For Norfolk Friday P. NJ. calling at
= LEAVE NORFOLK.
. From Baltimore Steam Packet Co.'S
wharf for fredericksburg and all landings
Sunday.
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LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG.
For Baltimore and all landings Monday
and Thursday at 2 P. NJ. ride permitting.
For Baltimore and all landings as far
as Tappahannock at 5 A. NJ Wednesday.
calling at Urbanna Greek. Freight re-
ceived In Baltimore daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS Mgr. Baltimore.
w. d. SCOTT, Agent. fredericksburg.
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LIE
From Baltimore Steam Packet Co.. S
wharf for Fredericksburg and all landings
Sunday.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES
Ween1s Steamboat Go

BALTIMORE. FREDERICKSBURG AND
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE
Beginning Sunday. July 10Th. Steamers
will observe the schedule below:
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-11
MISSOURI FARMS

am well fixed to fit you out with a good
Missouri farm ut any point along the Wa
bash between Krksville and Fulton. We
are. listing farms direct from the farmers.
simply getting small commission, and do
not hold options on the farms. as ] md
many of the Missouri agents do. You get
them of us at owners prices.
| have an Iowa 100 acre farm at 500 per
acre. which there is some sure money IN TO
fine buyer Now ! think j know something
OF the comparative value ofdifferent classes
OF farms and / am very positive there are
n dozen or more people, readers OF the
Courier who would buy this farm quick il
they saw H. If it was in Wapello county,
which 1T is not, ii would bring, Just as it is,
S75 or $50 pei, acre, and think Know
what ! am talking about.
IT is a very pretty prairie farm, we'll To-
Gated. and well improved, within % miles
of 0ttumwa. Better look after THIS:
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Baker Building
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LAY FIRST TRACKS.
Work on ottumwa End of Milwaukee
Cutoff Nearing Completion.

The first tracks of the new Milwau-
kee cut off were laid yesterday at Rut-
ledge, three miles north of Ottumwa,
where the tracks of the new line join
the Marion and Kansas City branch.
Few people realize the magnitude OF
the undertaking which is rapidly be-
ing pushed to completion on this line.
The work at this end of the line is
nearly done and within month it will
have been completed, but at other
points on the line The work is not so
far advanced and it is probable that
the road will not be finished until the
first of the year. This will give the
Milwaukee one of the shortest and
most direct routes from Kansas City
to Chicago and will open up new ter
ritory for the Ottumwa shippers.
Direct Line to Davenport.
The new line when completed will
give travellers direct line to Daven-
port and Chicago and will enable them
to directly reach intermediate points
along the line
With the completion of the cut off
the Milwaukee will run it's Kansas City
freight through Ottumwa, and the traf-
fic will doubtless be greatly increased
owing to the marked shortening of the
track which will give them as short a
line from Kansas City to Chicago as
the Santa Fe, and shorter than the
other roads
Use Temporary Track.
At the station of Rutledge, where
the new line joins the Marion and
Kansas City branch, busy scene is
disclosed Gangs of men are at work
finishing the grade, while other squads
are laying the track over the complet
4 ed section. The old track on the
Marion branch has been torn up and q
temporary track constructed about
fifty yards west of the old one ana this
is being used until the new track is
completed.
Four Parallel Tracks.
The two lines will join about a quar-
tier of mile below the station at Rlt
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ledge, near the old tile works, and the
Marion and Muscatine tracks will run
parallel to each other for about three
quarters of a mile. They will divide.
the Marion trains continuing north and
the Muscatine line to the northwest.
Between the points where they join
and divide there will be two side
tracks, and these will be long enough
to accommodate two freight trains,
An interlocking switch tower will be
constructed below the station at Rut-
ledge so that the trains may run
through without stop.
Will Give Good Service.
1t is not known as yet just what
number of trains will run daily over
the new road. Assurance Is given
however, that the best service will BE-
given and as many trains put on az
the traffic of the road will justify.
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Will Give Good Service,
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

[From Tuesdays Daily.l
Mrs Eliza Haron, of Blakesburg, il
visiting at the home of her sister Mrs.
Alfred West, on South Ransom street.
[From Wednesdays Daily.I
H. j. Henderson, 222 North Moore
street, left last evening for West Lib
erty to join his wife and children.
They will go from there to Colorado
Springs to make that place their flu
ture home.
We have always tried to arrange
our prices and shoes so you would
lose money if you did not buy of II,
That may be a little mean but we will
keep at it. That's Church's Soutl
Side Shoe Store.
[From Thursdays Daily.l
Mrs. John HASTE, who has been vel
i'll is slowly improving.
w. w. Cummings, 12G North Wal
street is on the sick list.
Mrs. Chas. Kenyon, 2l2 South Moore
street, who has been quite i'll. is much
better this morning.
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Bishop Hamilton's Lecture.

Bishop Hamiton's Lecture.
Thursday evening will be Bishop
Hamilton's lecture at the Westminster
church. At the same place, on Friday
evening, there will be two speakers.
One is the successor of Chaplain Nc
Cabe, Rev. w. G. Parr, who will speak
on the work of the Church Extension
society. The other is Rev DR.. w. T..
Thirlield, who will speak on the
Freedman's Aid and the Southern Ed
vocational society.
The Educational Program.
Saturday will be given up to educa-
tional topics, both in the afternoon and
in the evening. The meetings will be
held at the First church in the after
noon and in the Westminster church
in the evening. All the day will be
under the direction of Rev. DR.. j. w.
Hancher, president Of the Iowa Wes-
leyan university.
Some Other Speakers.
Other speakers will be Rev. DR..
Mills of New York, Rev. DR.. Mcdowell
OF New York, and Rev. DR.. C. w.
Shelton, president of Simpson college.
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PUBLIC SALE-TUEsDAY SEPT 16,
1902, one-half mile east of Bunch. at 10
O'Clock n. III. 10 head of extra good
milk cows: S head of two-year old steers:
3 head of one-vear old steers; head of
two-year old hcifers: head of one-ycar
old heifers; 10 head of spring calves:
/ four-ycar old bull: 1 work mare;
. two-vear old horses; l one-year
old tilies; 3 spring colts: 100
head of hogs all sizes; hay in stack:
be given. or six per cent Off for cash.
b. b. Burchett. auctioneer, Samuel
Boomer, proprietor.
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WANTED.

wANTED--TO TELL YOU OUR WATCH
mansprngs are guaranteed. Why not
get the beet? You do when you have one
of our mainsprings put in your watch
Your money back If not satisfactory. Ar
noid's Jewelry and Music store.
GIRL TO DO GENERAL IIOUSEWORK
In family of three must be good cook
and economical and good character, best
of wages. Address B, care Courier.
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Special for Saturday
and Monday Only

25c Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing at 15c.
10c bottle of Ink with pen rest at sc.
% pairs OF Mems $1.50 Pants at
$1.25.
43 Mems s1.25 Dress Shirts, new pat
terms, at CSC.
81 Mems regular $1oo Dress Shirts
at &C.
Tied Ties and Tieable Ties-we
show large assortment at 45c, 24c,
and 15c.
49 pair of Mems s5c suspenders,
only 25c.
GO Ladies' Corsets, made throughout
of the best materials, usually sold for
$100, at Ale.
Extra heavy Work Shirts, Mems
sizes, best fitting soc value, at 33c.
BOYS Csc Iron-Clad Hose at 15c.
25c bottle Household Ammonia at Sc.
Lunch Boxes and Baskets go at 19c,
lac, 10c and sc.
Full size 1a-gallon Glass Pitcher only
Toe.
THE FAIR, Mails ais s aass
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FORTUNE AWAITS YOU IN SOUTH
Dakota farm lands. Cows. Creameries,
Germ and Climate are sure winners. We
have the bargains, You need them. Write
or call on us now. w. l.. Palmer & Co.,
Carthage. South Dakota.
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The Methodists of the Ottumwa dis
trict will be interested in learning that
great preparations are being made for
the annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church which is to be held
in Keokuk September II to % inclu-
sive.
OttumWans to Attend.
DR.. A. e. Craig, Rev. w. F. Gilmore
and Rev. r. l.. Patterson. pastors of
the Methodist churches of this city,
will attend. Rev. ID. C. Smith, Rev. U.B.
Smith and Rev. j. T. Simmons of this
city, are also members of the confer
ence and may also go. 1t is quite like
ly that others will be there from this
city, although the lay conference does
not meet until next year. This year
none but the ministers have to attend,
but it is probable that others will also
be there from this place.
keoI<uk is Busy.
Word comes from keokuk that the
citizens of that city are very busy
making preparations for the event.
will unite in entertaining the many
visitors that will be there at that time.
Rev w. S. Gardner, pastor of the First
church of that place, has charge OF the
affair and it is said there is not a
buster man in the city. The confer
ence sessions will be held in his
church. The program will not be en-,
tirely finished until the conference is
ready to begin work, but some of the
features of greatest Importance are
now known.
Some of the Features.
Bishop Hamilton will preside, and
during the week will give lecture to
the public on the subject, Marauders,
Miracles and Men of Mexico. This lee
ture will no doubt fill the large West.
minister church is which it will be de.
| liyered on Thursday evening of con.
| ference week. Other noted divines OF
American Methodism will deliver pub
lie addresses during the week.
Candidates for the Ministry.
| There will be at least fifty theologi
ans here on Mondey in advance of the
| examination to be given them Tuesday
to test Their qualifications for admis
sion to the ministry. On Tuesday
evening, Rev. DR.. j A. Boatman viii
4 lecture The undergraduates in Chat
ham Square Methodist church.
Thomas q. Medley to Speak.
The conference proper begins OF
A wednesday at the First church Tha
evening at. the Westminster Presby
Il terian church, Rev. DR.. Thomas 3
Medley will speak. He Is the editor 0
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-5,0O0 ACRES CHOICE FARM
ing lands in lots to suit, from three to
ten years: rent 4 of crop. Splendid mar
kets for all products. d. A. Richardson,
Great Falls. Montana
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Rev. P. B. West of Lake View has
accepted a call to the pastorate of the
Congregational church at Butte, Neb.
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is made in the Second district, the
campaign there. will commence in good
earnest. The republicans are conf
dent that they will be able to elect
William Hoffman, of Muscatine, over
Judge NJ. j. Wade. Mr.. Hoffman is a
typical German-American. He is a
good lawyer, and while he has never
held public Office, he has always taken
an active interest in public affairs. His
friends in Muscatine and other parts
of the district will enter actively into
the campaign and will see that no
stone is left unturned to assure his cleo
ton. The sentiment among the repub-
licans of the district is that they have
succeeded in redeeming it from the
democrats and do not propose to let
their work be undone this year.
Wade Handicapped.
There is feeling among the bust
ness men of the district, regardless OF
party, that will help Mr.. Hoffman. No
one questions the ability of Judge
| Wade. but they do question his being
able to DO something for the district in
| congress. Should he be elected, he
would be the only democrat on the
Iowa delegation and would not be In a
position to accomplish anything for
| the district, no matter how good his in
tentions might be.
Rankin in Sixth.
A. c. Rankin, the "Moulder Orator,
who will make four speeches in the
sixth district next week, will speak in
/ the second district also this year. He
4 is now engaged in preparing himseli
I for the part he is to take in the Iowa
campaign. Mr. Rankin is speaking
4 under the auspices of the republican
congressional committee and will ap
j pear in several states. AS far as is
I now known, his work in Iowa viii be
/ confined to the second and sixth dis
tricts The people of Iowa know Mr.
Rankin, and are always glad to heal
him. He will prove very effective this
. fall.
Rev. p. B. West of Lake View has
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LOST.

LOST-BETWhEN SOUTH oTTUMwA
and Bidwel last Saturday. September
g., several books and four photographs.
Finder please leave at Courier office and
receive reward.
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WRITE US IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING
TO exchange for good land or other prop
erty. Sioux Exchange Co., Hawarden,
Iowa.
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all the Methodist Sunday school and
tract literature in America, and he
will speak on the anniversary of the
Methodist Sunday School and Tract
cnciatu
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FOR SAI4E-,NORTH DAKOTA LANDS
Improved farms in the Red river valley
especially. Twenty wears experience en-
the country. Write me for full particulars
as to prices. terms and description. j.
Il. Folsom, G1S Front st. Fargo, n. d.
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FOR SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-I WILL SELL Al PUB
lie auction, Thursday. September Is, ON
the d. Sautbine farm, five miles cast of
Ottulnwa. onc-half mile west OF Agency
- cattle: . horses: one driving team: one
matched team: > wagons; hayracks:
one mower: one secder; one phaeton: one
feed cooker: 30 tons of hay and other ar
ticles. Iauretta Sautbinc. administrator.
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A juvenile band has been organized
at Osceola.
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FOR SALE-TWENTY ACRES nIPRov-
ed land, three room house, plenty of
fruit, four miles southeast of Ottumwa.
Will sell ut a bargain. Address L. a. or
]. L. Wing, City
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N. E. CONFERENCE
Will be Held in Keokuk Next
Week.
BIG PREPARATIONS Being MADE
ottumwans to Attend-Keokuk People
. of All Denominations to Entertain
the visitors-Bishop Hamilton Will
Lecture.

The Methodists of the Ottumwa dis
trict will be interested in learning that
great preparations are being made for
the annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church which is to be held
in Keokuk September II to % inclu-
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FOR SALE--A NO. 1 HARDWARE.
farm implement and harness business
the only one in town. Write or call at
once. T.. j. thinner. Altoona Iowa.
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THE
Courier Want Column

is read in other countries.
Only yesterday reply to
an ad was received at this
Office from Alberta Province,
n. w. Canada, which shows
the far reaching results.
Your ad will be sent as far
as any other and its cost is
only Y cent per word.
TRY 1T.
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FOR SAIE-A GOOD FARM. WITH
a lovely cottage and nice groves round
the house: a 1arge spring and spring
house inside the yard: three everlasting
springs and one well on farm: three
dwelling houses. now renting: four
barns on farm: Il fine crop this year:
good orchard, with all kinds of fruit only
two miles from Medical Springs. a great
summer resort: good store building,
with fair stock: good trade and good
point where a larger trade can be work
ed up: also postofticc and station, with
in fifty feet OF Iron Mountain Il. r.:
> good lead drilled in two holes on TINS
hfarm: fine lead prospects all over the land
of 100 acres. For particulars address
ID, Il. Miller, Cornwall. Mo
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iartman's Chronic Diarrhoea and FlK Cure

will cure all arrangement of the bowels
caused by indigestion. A sure cure for
receipt of cents in stamps. Prepared and
sold by VIM. C. Hartman. Abba, Iowa.
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Real Estate for Sale

ITO acres good bottom land s room
house barn, good young orchard, plenty
water. ~ miles from good railroad town.
Eirst-class residence in CITY.
100 acres, miles east Of Ottumwa house
5 rooms, harm 26x40, fencing good, SO acres
level land, balance pasture.
SSK. acres some rolling and some level
land. house s rooms, good barn, good or
chard, fruit of all kinds, well watered.
so. acres 51a miles north of Ottumwa,
house S rooms, in good repair, barn 24X30,
some fruit, fencing good, plenty of water.
Also land in Audrain county, Missouri,
North and South Dakota.
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A CORN COUNTRY SPECIAL BARGAIN
This sounds too cheap, but to close an
estate the owner will sell all or in part
of sections 1920 acres in two adjoining
townships, near jamestown, Il busy town
of 5000 people, convenient TO school and
churches. This land is black loan, clay
adapted to mixed farming. grain raising
and stock. Excellent corn land. $40 an
acre If taking NJ once. Also other tracts
from 100 to $40 acres at from $40 TO
So Write or call Oscar j. Seller,
room &C." Seller Building. jamestown,
\. ID.
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Flannels

A big variety of nice styles 1e)1o
in Flannellettes for a yd.. Il S2C
Tennis Flannels, all good values for
the price. light and dark styles, at
and and :. l-se sc
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FOR SALE-FUL14 FLOODED DELAINE
buck. Bates Il Whites breeding. Harri-
son Oliver IihertyVille, Ia.
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FOR sALE--A BAY MARE I YEARS OLD
City broke and broke to all harness
firie- single driver. A. II, Morrison, He'd
rick, Iowa.
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For sALE-SToCK or GENERAL MIsR-
chandlsc, about $500: low rent; good
Viii trade for Iowa land Address Lock
Box .. Rhodes, IOWn.
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IOWA FARMS-I HAVE GOOD BAR
gains for sale. Write for largest and best
descriptive list in south central Iowa. All
sizes, fine farms ana low prices. Write to
Il. u. Mccall, Wnterset, Iowa.
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Ready for Blankets now. See AOa
our lines at SIPS, CSC, Use and fOC
We keep all grades of Fine Wool
Blankets
Ready-to- Wear Garments
The best assortment of Ready to
Wear Clothing for Ladies to be
seen in Ottumwa.
Nice Suits of all Wool Cheviot
stylishly made and trimmed. Moth
ing like them anywhere 4 M
Ready to Wear Skirts. made of all
wool Cheviots. neatly stitched
and fancy trimmed at . 90
$500, S4.25 and .osCC
Two big lines of Ladies' Jackets to
begin the season. Some elegant
styles, and all worth much x A0
more than We ask, each. :. C.OO
An assortment of odd numbers in
Children's and Misses ,JaclZS5,
$500 and $500 values, one of Lind
only, just for starter 90
eacn. ............... 4soO
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, EIGHT
loom cottage. with large attic and cellar.
312 North Benton st. See Gillett, Photo
grapher. 116 East Main.
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Early Campaign in Third.

Now that the democratic nomination
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FOR SALE-FINE FARM LANDS IN
Chippewa, Gates md Taylor counties,
Wisconsin. at low prices and on easy
terms For particulars and map write
Badger State Land Co. Mendoza Block.
Madison, Wis. Branch office, Eau Claire,
Wis.