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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Luther High School and College

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SreOag ben I. Ausnit 1908.



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Iii Then rsiite meD i'm 8utter og
6pieerien Mr. I'm. Sobnion til
Colorado for At uoie Jig en- betpem
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gene.
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belen og gap $2925 for o8eiioenoe"
nleo uobpgninoer. aae getpemmeli9z
beber og ct 4real go bp 200 mep
ane Slugs i'm 5rugt.
Del 6eofte of bet belle er bog, at
somilien timber Spboloet / gouloers
Rlima at bare en- i9rbeles pelgpreno'
SnOflpoelie paa Mrs. Sobnions 9els
breo, bporfor be ale er i9roeles
glade peb 5oranoringen.
Mr. Cars Qnoerien refer Der fra
9pen, Iaainart ban fan fda lit Bare
lager og spentuelt lit imutte 9jem
iolgt.
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fmutte, og mute apinoer bliper
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bebsmiooel / 9erben. Saaleoes er
Roeto .Mpuntain &c. 35c. Sfufer
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briffer aoctD Mountain 5e. 35c.
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til laoeits 9riier.
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parer ungoom % Sten1eO.
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Gre0sm1Oe.

5 getbania Menisbep. @erona.
gfsbr., afboloer ipolise R~ebraitatreos
lit Gfteraarsmebe fra ben 4. : 6.
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@uostieneite 6reoug 5%ormioOag g..
1Ol.
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0refteIie:
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8ethdnia Wenigheb inobpber berpeo
paa BET f9rlieite ale, iom fan og bill,
til at eslta9e meo os | obsnn9pn.e
3d9e. Dsltagerne beoes ON at melee
oeres aomme til g. Simonien q. q.
g.. Sutton, Pebr., feneit til 20. Dug.
De, Iom tommer meb 5pget, beoes
ON at ifrtpt. enten De tommer til De
roma eaer Sdrunpile.
Yaa Menigbsoens @esne:
s. Martusen,
Menigbebens pr9it.
9. Simonen,
SetretRr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
talet, % 2 andre tom til 6fabe. Oct
par gremIerens fprIte 5ur.
@c6Iter@ rOpe g : .SOniS, WiO.

IRA cen Is. til ben 10. Sui baboe
bi MisTionsmeoe Der / @ebiter. ling
Domsfpreningen bapoe nemlig inobuot
BAIT. q. 3asmuslen, ION tog mob
SsnobDoelien % talte Subs Orb for
os, % ri bapoe peliigneoe 0age ON
SUBS Sros 5ortnnoelie % Sdmz
funoet. Maatte bet blipe til Sjales
5relie for cen ensr 5lere at bisie
mango Sj9le. iom iperse efter. bpdo
De ffuae osre for at blioe Ialige! 9i
bare nemlig iblanbt ps mango, iom
Ter % foritadr, at be punore pda ben
brebe Del. De Ie. at De mdu blipe omz
penote MenneIter, men fpnes lite at
tomme l9naere, ba be bdDe itddet pad
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5iO. Sa, nogle ipnes enoog at god
til6aqe til 9eroens 9l9oe igen. Deg
ri, fom bare 8snnens 4dno. beoe o9
baabe, at Serren mac blipe Den Sci
renbe ogiaa / bisie tare oprstsbte
Meomenneiter.
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gdar, fao sr 8irtefpergsmualet So
beoemnet ibldnpt os for 5ioen. 9eo
MeniQbeosmebst Manoag bitten ben
3bie 4uouit blep Der neofat en- &omis
te til at foretase en- Subfription os
TONNE meo en- 9lan for en- M 9irte.
= Mrs. Seller er temmelig Ing for
5iben; men ri baabe paa !6errens
6ialp til 6elbrepelie.
= Mrs. QnoerIen og 9dmle Wrs.
Risien bar Oaret tsmmeIig ipge, men
er MI / COB 9eorins.
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osOs ben 9. Suli og bleD begrdOet ben
10 Suli. 8. ON ben t9re 5relfet
berigennem tunbs faa braset be tare
5oralbres 6isrte bslt til zig.
Mr. 9. So6niens er nu lpttst fra
81, 9ouis til 3ureoo, Mo., bpOr be
bape mere Q~nIeoning til al iumies
ON SUBS Orb, bpOrpsb 5roen toms
mer.
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tom Der til gpen / april, blep ing
at 5pfus oa afgit peo Dsben ben
81. og bleO b%esrapet Zen %. SuIi.
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5dmilis Der / Qmeritd. Men Tad biOt
bet bar funnel labe Zig finbe uo fra
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lingen er Der antommen en- Del oanite
unge ManO baaoe fra forItsGige Ste
Der / Qmerita 90 oirefte fra0anmart.
Onsba9 Den %. Suli dntom
Wfr. Peoerien lige ira Renne, Born
6olm, og fl Qrbejoe meo bet famine.
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ferne til Observation-Disclosures. De
afiteoige / Stebet for at antageUl9nD,
ION De MAJ, 60is be ituGe pare far
big til lloitiaing 1904. Manee tore
gggninger ere faroige; men Ogiaa
mango er life begnnot paa. Dog tiger
p~raifoent 6rancis, at be NOT Tfuls
blioe farbigs, meoens andre tillabe fig
at D9re at en- dnoen Wening.
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ION 9areinbe iioite Goraar, pentsr at
fda Qniattslie Deo cen al 9pens Sfos
Ter.
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blipe peb ,,Grepe Occur Cate. gi leie
en- Sern6anebogn. Iom BIZ bare meO
3oget Der afguar fra ct. 9ouis ST.
8. giaetpriien er Retur % Gents for
Dofsne og 10 Tor gern. Bort banite
5olt baooe gamie og unge ere aas
beltomns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Eli abpnncnter.

Gfter 1. September er 46onnez
m%entspriien paa Omaha 9uilp
Reps~ $50 for Ell aar. Q6onnes
ment moOtages / Quguit til Den gam
lie pris, $1.0O for ct Nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
.Misiionsmpoe Os airfeinopielie.

Deb Cubs 9jalp aFboloes Miss
1ionsmsDer fra 25.-30. auguit Oeb
5ruFant og GreenDiae, Mi9., mso
Rirteinbpislie / Sionep Center ben
fbite Dag. Dit bort 5olt inbbbbes
pad bet bjerteligifel 5lere frsmmeoe
pr9iter ere inbbuote.
s. eve. g. 8. Miller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
mgOr.

Sm SUB pil. 6Iiper Der Ilisfonsz
mpoe / Naboe, Aebr.. 10. % Is. Dug.
bportil 8stenote inobboes / Ssiu
Hapn.
5. aisOaf[, =
M~eniefeoens Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
&sI Special Reduced
~ excursion Rates

vii trade j Kraft fra ethvert Sted
paa Chicago & North Western Railway.
Fra 5. til 13. Aug, Cir 165, Takst
one fare plus soc. til Mobrara. Nebr.,
/ Anledning at Northeast Nebraska
District G.. A. r."
Aug. 11-14, Cir. 165, til Reunion.
Takst ,,on fare".
Henvend Dem til B~illetagenten for
The North Western Line.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28
Milton.

Milton. April 2o.-II. w. Hill, the assist
ant postmaster. is taking six weeks
course in undertaking in Burlington
The primary grades of the public school
gave an entertainment Friday night which
was well attended.
The graduating class gave their class
play Monday night, April 6, mt the opera
house
Rev S, B. rroub ana j. G. Murdock were
in Ottumwa last week attending the scs-
sions of the Iowa presbytery.
The bacaaureate services of the high
school We're held ut the PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday evening. April ). The pro-
gram was follows:
Invocation-Rev. ]. I. lie Baron.
Scripture reading-Rev. j Randolph.
Baccalnurcate ;sddress-Rev. G.. g. Troub
Benciction-Rev. ]. +. Barnett.
Music hy select choir under direction of
]. G. Atkins.
Miss Ella Stidger has been selected by
the board of directors as second assistant
teacher in the high school.
L. q. Murray has resigned his position
us superintendent of the Milton telephone
system ard will be succeeded by Frank
Sharp, of White Elm.
The newly elected officers of the Milton
high school Alumni association are:
I'rcsident--D. A. Miller.
Vice president--J A. Ianay.
Secretary and treasurer--James Row
land.
]. w. McIIenrv has moved into the build
ing recently purchased of Poe G. Dye and
remodeled the interior which now pre-
sents Il very attractive appearance.
Charley Holmes, who has been recently
operated upon for appendicitis, is improv-
ing rapidly.
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olive Branch.

Olive Branch. April 23.--D. NJ. Perry and
Jacob Schlotter were transacting business
at Eldon saturday last.
Misses Nora Davis and Ruby Hamm Wis,
tied Sunday with their friend Miss Lille
Carter.
Green Dyer and wife spent Sunday after
noon ~ ID. \. Pcrry's. sl
Quite Il large crowd attended Sabbath
school here last Sunday.
Earl Hem visited his cousin, Fred Ander-
son, of White Elm, last Sunday.
John Boyer. of Leande. was through here
Monday.
VIII Seitz spent Saturday and Sunday
near Eldou as the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Carrie Drake and family.
Earl Hem was. ealing on friends here
yesterday evening.
Mrs. Hicks and Molie Schlotter were Wis
itins yesterday with Mrs. Perry and Mrs.
Seitz.
Jake schlottcr made a quick trip to FL
don "Wednesday.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove. April 23-School com
menced Mt this place last Monday with
Miss Bcrvl Sharp. of Moravia, rs teacher.
Chas. Hicks was Il business visitor in
Bunch recently.
Mr.. and Mrs c. d Ensley visited last
Sunday with Mrs. Ensley's parents. ut this
place.
j. l.. Dodd attended church in town sun
day evening.
Several from here attended services at
the BAPTIST church saturday night and
Sunday. Miss Myrtle Free. of NIoravia. is
staying at the home of f. NJ. Dodd at
present
The farmers of this vicinity have been
engaged in sowing oats for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs n. s Coulson and daugh.
tiers spent Sunday with relatives at this
place.
George Patrick was caller in Moravia
Tuesday.
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Munferuille.

Munterville, April 23-The Polk township
trustees have let the contract for super
intending the road work To Fred Jones,
WHO will commence the work Just rs soon
rs the ground Is tit to work properly. He
will do this work over the township, and
camp near his work with his outfit Of
men and teams.
Henry Garfield has received the con-
tract for a large amount of railroad grade
work for the Smoky Hollow coal cornpans:
and will commence this work in Il very
short time.
Mrs Perry Swenson and son IL Ii
Swenson. from Red Oak. are visiting with
l.. l.. Swenson, and other relatives thi5
week.
The telephones have arrived for the
Pleasant Hill telephone line, and would
be installed at once but they have been
unlucky in not being able to get their
wire yet, which was ordered over
month ago.
L. +. Rose was n caller at w. Il. Smiths
the first of the week.
Fred Jones was II caller in this vicinity
Monday.
SVEN Pearson was an ottumwa visitor
on Monday.
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4
last Sunday afternoon. Hilton vs. Hock--
ing The score stood to in favor of
Hilton. AZ
G. NJ Enix was caller in Foster last
Sunday.
w. G, wayson was calling on Milo Dot
son last Monday.
George White was calling on his brother
in-law. Perry Gorsuch. last Monday.
Samuel Gray attended church in Foster
last Sunday night.
Isaac White was transacting business in
Hilton last Monday.
William White. of oskaloosa. was an
over Sunday visitor with his family Of
Selection.
Wyatt Hinton and mother We're visiting
With james Martin and family last Sunday.
Robert Hannah has mo1ed from Abba
to Selection.
Daniel Gholson, of Abba, was transact
ing business in this vicinity one day of
last week.
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hned to his home with lame leg. While
| IN town last week. he stepped from n wag-
on and in some unknown manner fell and
cracked tne bone, and is now walking on
| crutches.
| Charles Bot has purchased the Phillip
Allcr place and moved his family thither
Mrs. Rachel Cole returned from Audu-
bon last Saturday where She spent the win
ter.
Prof. j. Sheldon Ulm. of Promise City,
| spent last Friday night with the Bott
family at Maplewood Home.
| Frank Lonnor's family dined at Tall
Prairie farm Sunday.
Miss Flora Klein spent Sunday at home
The baccalaureatc sermon was preached
by Rev. Perish, of the Baptist church
Sunday night Mt the Methodist church
Prof. Williams lectured ut the Christian
church Friday evening on the "Gift of
God"
The Loyal Legion will give an entertain.
| ment at the Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday evening.
The commencement exercises of the Muir
ray high school were held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Friday evening. April n
There were five graduates Horace Allison.
Elva Myers, Laura Fem. Mabel Srifier
and Mary Arnold.
Mrs. Henry Klein visited in Madison
township last week.
bth iNiipitS, VI ibcIlflte, -NtN., is mere
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Cone went to oscco.
, Ia Monday.
Miss Eliza Coon returned home Wednes-
day from the county seat.
II ". Doolittle is entertaining his faith
er
Mrs. W. p Collins was in Des Moincs
on business Friday
Mrs. NJ. l.. Dunphy. formerly Of this
place. came down from oniaha 20 visit
friends Il few days, departing Monday for
her old home where she expects to reside
for the future.
Michael Ahem visited home folks here
Wednesday. returning to Dies AIoines
Thursday Frances accompanied him to
Osceola.
Jas. Cooper and family spent Sunday in
Thaycr.
Mrs. j w Wood. of Council Bluffs is
visiting old home friends and parents.
Chas. Ross is confined to his home with
Il fractured kne
Mesdames Frances Waller. Ada Garfield
and Galn are in attendance ON the mis-
sionary convention at Van Vert this week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold an odd Curios.
lily SHOP May AMI g.
Rev Bot goes to Weldon and Van Vert
to hold quarterly meeting for the elder
Saturday and sunday
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North ENGLISH.


North English, April 2S.-Mrs. w.
w LAWYER and Miss Bessie Mahomiah
attended a convention of the Rath-
bone lodge at Oskaloosa Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Pettibone and Mrs. T. NJ.
Evans left here with their children for
Lakota n. D., Monday morning.
John Whitmore, north of town. and
Miss Lucy Hudson of Foote were mar
ried Tuesday at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. Breeder officiating.
Prof Treasure has been elected
principal of Bloomfield school for the
coming year and left for there yester-
day in response to telegram stating
the fact.
Mrs, L. j. Nettifee spent part of last
week in keota, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Bell
Thos. Kelley of Sigourney visited
Sunday with his brother Patrick east
of town.
Otis Doll left here Monday for Des
Moines, where he viii visit short
time before leaving for his home in
Nebraska.
]. w. Hadsley returned home Tues
day from his land excursion to Mis-
souri,.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28

| day evening and an agreement was
made which gives the patrons of the
Farmers line,use of Mr.. Eddy's line
which enables them to talk great
many different places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roush of near
Pittsburg We're pleasant callers in
Chequest Tuesday.
The fine horse owned by the Che
quest company was seriously injured
Tuesday.
Herman Laughlin of near Douds is
employed On the farm of F. S. Pillow.
man.
Waldo Harryman visited over Sun.
day night with his friend, Grover Shat.
fer
A large acreage of oats is yet to be
sown.
The No. 2, chequest Farmers Tele.
phone line is near completion
Messrs John Brooks and James Sex.
ton are to be road bosses in Che
quest this year.
j. E. Schaffer and family spent Sun
day with the family OF Sam Roush,
east OF here
john Black is working for John
Smith this summer
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Harryman visi
ted Sunday at their son-in-law's C. C
Rodgers, near Selma.
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Charlton.

Charlton, April 24.--Herbert Parks
Of Humeston was in the city Thurs
day, looking after some matters of
business.
A. E. Lewis of Cedar Falls was bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Kline of Melrose
were in the city yesterday on shop
ping expedition.
Mrs. P. J.. Grimes and daughter of
Columbia were in the city yesterday
for brief visit with a sister of Mrs.
Grimes.
The fire department was called out
yesterday about noon to the residence
OF Mrs. John Deneen, just across from
the depot. Upon their arrival the
entire roof was mass of flames, but
by quick action on the part of the
company they soon had them extin-
guished. Owing to the fact that there
was no water close, the switch engine
was backed down to the water tank,
and water was thrown by the steamer
from the tank of the engine. The up
per story of the house was almost de-
Stroyed. The exact origin of the fire
IS unknown. 1t is understood the loss
S fully covered by insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Layton of Cam
bria were business guests in the city
yesterday.
The members of the Yeoman order
held an entertainment and social in
their hall Wednesday evening. After
HE program, which consisted of mu-
:. rAcitations and reading refresh
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Russell,

Russell, April 23.Dr. Sutton and wife
of Charlton. spent sunday in Russell, the
guests of Mrs. Sutton's parents, H. W.
Elliott and Wife
John steck was in IIumeston on busi-
ness Monday.
j, w. Fryer was Charlton visitor
Monday
Mrs Iackley and son Walter, returned
Wednesday from Indiana. where they have
spent the winter visiting relatives
Mrs Dell Campbell left on No 3 Monday
for Huneston and Cambria on business.
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StrinatoWn,

Stringtown, April 2a, Hugh I.arimore
was in Ottumwa Monday.
G. w. and James Davis were Martins
burg callers Saturday.
S. X. Leisure. Charles Leisure and Ben
Kemp will leave this week for Denver, Col.
Miss Florence Hawthorne spent last Sat
urday night With her friend, Miss Katie
Woodruff.
II. S. Heningcr of Martinsburg, was 4
Stringtown caller Monday.
The farmers are beginning onts sowing
this week.
VIM, and Walter Larimore were Compe.
tine callers Monday
Miss Iva Davis spent last week with ier
uncle. IL. S. Ileninger. near Martinsburg
Hugh Larmorc WAS in Ottumwa OH bust
ness Monday.
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant IIili. April 23.--Wn. Baldwin
shipped car of hogs ana sheep from Sci
ma Saturday
Russell Bevier, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Dooley, left Tuesday for Col-
orado.
A. Il. Adams made a business trip to
keosauqua Monday.
Jacob Hem and Mrs. Russell tried n
land case here before Squire L. Michael
Monday.
w, j. Dpolcy was calling ON friends near
Pittsburg Monday
NJ. L. Dorothy, of Eldon was in Selma
Monday.
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Selection.

Selection, April 23.-tieorge Rybolt and
family, of Abba, were visiting With w 7.
Ames last Sunday.
Rev. c, +. Sanderson, of Charlton, will
preach at the Christian church next sun
day morning and night.
Chas. Thompson. of Alba, was caller
at the home of Perry Gorsuch last sun.
day night,
John nonrr, of Alba, was a caller in
this vicinity last Monday.
u. II. Pointer, of Albia vas caller in
this vicinity last Monday.
+ jay Hinton and family We're visiting
at the home of James Martin last Sunday.
George Combs, of Alba, is in this vicin-
ity at the present time.
There was a game of baseball at Hilton
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28
Cheap Landseekers' Rates to the
NOrth\ St

The Iowa Central Railway will sell
tickets to homeseekers every Tuesday
by which they obtain a rate of one
fare plus $500 for the round trip to
all points in northern Minnesota and
North Dakota, Cheap one-way tickets
on sale at same time. For full partic.
ulars inquire of any Iowa Central
agent or address A. 3. Cults, G. p. &
7. A.. Minneapolis, MINI.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28

done. The plate glass is being put in
this morning, and the south side one,
belonging to Mr.. Hartsuck, will be fin
ished in short time
T. G. Moore, who has been sick most
of the winter with heart trouble, is
quite poorly at present.
Ed A. Canning, who lives four miles
north of town, is in town on business
this morning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28

Rrompton, April 23.-irhe north telephone
line of this vicinity is finished now and
have the phones in the dwellings.
There was quite an excitement last week
because of an insane man wandering
about. When the trustees We're called and
an investigation was made, the insane
man was found to be injured about the
head caused by !; fall from the train. He
was then given OYER to the miners union
rs he was found to be Il miner from Bra
I'll. Ia.
Mrs. Moffet ana grandson Maurice went
to Ottumwa this week for II visit.
Mrs. Parker made trip to Hynes where
she will visit her son, Harlem Parker.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28
InfIammatory Rheumatism Cured.

IhfTammatofy HheumatIsm Cured.
William Shaffer. a brakeman of
Dennison, Ohio was confined to his
bed for several weeks with inflamms-
tory rheumatism. 4 used many rene
dies" he says. Finally sent to Nc
Caw's drug store for bottle of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. at which time
was unable 10 use hand or foot, and in
one weeks time was able TO so 10 work
as happy as a clam If troubled with
rheumatism give Pain Balm trial.
One application relieves the pain For
sale by all druggists.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28
=, Card

We, he undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on SO.
cent bottle of Green's Warranted Syf.
up of Tar if it fails to cure your cough
or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
r. B. Clark. w. D. Elliott & Co.
w. w. Ennis, ". R. Beck,
S. V. Sampson, Agency.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re
fuse substitutes. For sale by w. d.
Elliott, corner of Main and Court
streets.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-28
No Time to Fool AWAY,

Coughs. colds and lung troubles de-
mand prompt treatment with DR..
Kings New Discovery No cure, no
pay soc, $1.00. F. B. Clark.