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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Batavia,

Batavia, Sept. Oscar Walker
and family returned last week from
Cherokee county, where they have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. John
Paulin.
Miss Maude Caviness visited last
week in the country with her sister,
Mrs. Mort Fulton.
John T. Wright of Eldon was an ov-
er-Sunday visitor with his mother, Mrs.
Jennie Wright.
David Caviness and daughter from
Adair county and Sim Caviness and
wife and daughter, of near Fairfield,
visitedw last week with their brother,
Dan Caviness of this place
Miss Genevieve Hanna of Troy is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. S. j.
Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ornduff, took dinner
Sunday in the country with Mrs Har-
riet Conner.
Mrs. Sarah Cole spent Sunday in the
country at the home of her son. VIM.
Cole, near IBladensburg.
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Douds.

Douds, Sept. Mrs. Irving Crane
of Atwood arrived Wednesday on a
visit with relatives.
e. e. Smith of near Utica, was in
town Thursday.
Miss Nettie Morse of Birmingham
is visiting with relatives at this
place.
Miss Carrie Bell of Keosauqua, is
Visiting with the family of G. R. Nc
Crazy.
Sam Barker of near Mt Zion was a
caller in town Sunday
On account of the failure to have
the new school building erected in
time for the fall term of school and
the improbability of it being built
soon, a subscription school will com
mence next Monday to be held in Nc
Gili's hall and taught by Miss Sudia
Hissem.
Miss Bertha Thomas of this place
is teaching in the primary school at
Leando.
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ChiIIicothe,

Chillicothe, Sept. Mrs. F. M.
Bush of Bellevilie, Kansas, returned
home last Thursday, after several
days visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom DOTS and son,
RuffeH, Of Hiteman, were over Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Curtis.
Misses Kathryn Conwell and Ger
trude Pierson visited the Eddyville
schools last Friday.
Mrs. F. NJ Bailey entertained few
of her friends last Tuesday evening in
honor Of Mrs. S. M. Bush, of Belle
vile, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rambo of DouB arriv-
ed Saturday for a visit at the home of
their son, Dr. D. T. Rambo, who is still
confined to his home with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. McCarty and son,
Harold, of Hiteman are here visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. e. S. Warren has been very sick
the past few days with neuralgia of
the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stuber visited
Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jenkins and sons,
Erwin and Arden. Sundayed with rela-
tives near Dudley.
Mrs. A. j. Jenkins, who has been con-
fined to her bed the past few days. is
reported better.
j. A. Mangan of Oklahoma arrived
Saturday for a visit at the home of l..
Guggerty.
Miss Ella Nye returned home last
Wednesday from pleasant visit with
relatives in Agency.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Swope returned Saturday
from visit with friends in Lovilia.
Ben Harding, who is employed in
Knoxville, was an over-Sunday visit
or here with his wife.
Rev. Hawk left Monday to attend
the conference at Muscatine.
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Agency.


Agency, Sept. fL-Ihe repuniicahs OF
Agency township met in convention satur-
day and We're called to order by Commit
teemhn springer. Y. Il. Nye WAS lhade
chairman and DR.. j. F. Newell secretary
The following delegates were chosen to
attend the convention TO pc nelu IN ottum-
wa September l.; Peter Nelson, II. Z.
lliNson. ). D. Newer, II. =. Iuhloerl. ~
U. Creamer ana j. +. NeWen. Johl spring
err was chosen committeeman.
The old settlers picnic Is to be held Sep
tember 10. The program VIII be carried
out as formerly planned.
Ed Beach, OF st. Louis. IS visiting his
mother, Mrs. {. Z. danawalt.
On last Thursday evening the Epworth
League had surprise for Rev. and Mrs
kendrick. The evening was spent In
games and a social time. They We're pre-
scented with rug as remembrance
Miss Maud Reynolds left SATURDAY. for
Ottumwa and Miss Fannie Nye for Chilli
Gothic. where they expect to teach during
the coming year
Scnool began mere touaN.
A new boy gladdens the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. O. Reishard.
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arrived Thursday for visit of a week
or two with her daughter, Mrs Elmer
Bootes who recently came here from
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs samuel Waugaman
and daughter, Miss Jennie of Pennsyl-
vania, arrived Friday night to be the
ly.
Mrs. M. l.. Beisel and Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Hunter and two children OF
Rochester, Pennsylvania. arrived Fri
day night for week or 10 days visit
with Mrs Levi Baldwin, Mrs. Beisel
being Mrs. Baldwin's mother.
f. W. Schafer received notification
Friday that he had been drawn as
grand juror for the September term
of the United States court which con-
venes at Council Bluffs on September
18th. Mr.. Schafer will be absent prob
ably week or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller moved
Wednesday from their property at the
corner of Walnut and South Fifth
streets, to the H. j. Wing property,
corner of Fourth and Berdan, which
Mr.. Miller recently purchased. Clyde
Sumner has moved from the Miss Free
property corner of Seventh and Ber-
dan to the property formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. T. Bridge has
moved his family from the Bert Eas-
singer property corner of Third and
Mill streets to the residence vacated
by Mr.. Sumner. Mr.. Bassinger, it is
understood will move to town and &C.
cupy his property.
OSkaloCSa business callers from Ed
dyville and vicinity the past few days:
Miss Lizzie Oldham, Frank Padgett
and son, Homer; Mr. and Mrs. r. b.
Grattan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Gray, J.
l.. Sipes, w. d. Odem and family, Miss
Enola Johnson, ]. H. and Z. w. Eng,
land and l. R. Cox and family.
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North EnuIish,


North English, Sept. Mrs. 7. McGaun
and little daughter, Maud, of Mason City,
are visiting relatives here for a short time.
Mrs Mary Thomas received a telegram
Saturday stating that her son, Erwin, who
lives In Nebraska, had one of his lower
limbs severed while braking on a train.
No particulars have been heard.
Mrs. C. H. Magoon is visiting relatives at
Mason City.
Rev. n. Breeder preached his farewell
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PRIZE WINNERS.
Fruit Raised by j.. n. Baker Takes
Blue Ribbon at Big Four Fair.

Mrs. J. H. Baker, who resides three
miles southwest of this city, who
came to Ottumwa to attend
Labor day celebration, brought the
Courier office specimens of grapes and
peaches which took first premium at
the Big Four fair in Eldon last week.
The grapes were of the Early Moore
variety and the peaches were Madura
clings and Yellow clings. The fruit
is large and well developed and of
excellent flavor. Mrs. Baker, who re-
sides near Bear creek, states that the
fruit is a good specimen of that raised
on their place this xeara
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DR.. D. M. Sage was born in Jackson
county, Indiana, December 20, 1S45,
and was the son of James and Rebec-
ca Sage. In 1852 DR.. Sage came with
his parents to Fairfield. When quite
a young man he was in the drug bust
ness in Agency. Later he attended
the medical college of Keokuk, grad
,uating therefrom. He first began
practicing in Chester, where he was
united in marriage to Alice Loomis
and soon removed to Lime Springs,
where he enjoyed "a lucrative practice,
his ability asa SURGEON being partice
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Fioris.

F1oris, Sept. Mrs. w. L. Heath
and children returned to Pulaski
Thursday after few days visit with
Mrs. Heath's brother, A. HI. Plank.
Mrs. H. L. Stevens and Mrs. F. M.
Stevens and daughters, Laila and Mar,
vel, were Bloomfield visitors Saturday.
A number of the Floris people at
tended the fair at Eldon this week.
Mrs. Samuel Mcconnell, of Belknap,
is visiting at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs j. M. Peden.
A. III. Plank was a Bloomfield caller
Saturday.
Ruth Heady returned home from Os-
kaloosa wednesday on No 3.
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ularly good His wife's health failing
he thought change might benefit
her and in few years moved to OF
tumwa where his wife died. After
several years of practice in this city
he moved to Agency to take up the
practice of his deceased brother, Dr. e.
H. Sage, where he practiced until COM
PEELED to give up because of an attack
of paralysis about five years ago. At
the time of his death he was visiting
his mother-in-law, Mrs. p. U. Loomis,
Chester. He leaves sson, George
H. Sage, of Charlton, and a daughter,
Mrs. Lee Davis, of Green River, wy
oming.
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Bonaparte.S

Bonaparte, Sept. IA number of Bona
parte people attended the Big -Four fair in
Eldon last week
Mrs. JAS. Bennett and son James Jr. left
Friday for Titiin, Ohio where they will
make their future home.
The Laddsdale baseball team. which was
TO play the locals here Saturday and Sun
day. failed to put in an appearance.
Ed Wagner assisted the Eldon band last
week.
Several of the young people attended the
dance in Pennington Saturday night.
Bonaparte is well represented at the
Pennington street fair this week.
Ilrs. j. A. Young and r. n. Cresap We're
business visitors in Keosauqua Thursday.
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keosauuua,


keosauqua Sept. I'm the case of the
State of Iowa VS.. Max o. Caster charged
with having robbed the Semon hardware
store at Doud's Station on the night of
April y last, the jury on last Friday even
ing returned verdict Of guilty. Il. T.
StoopS was also accused of also robbing
or assisting Caster to rob said store and
he plead guilty to this charge several days
ago Stoops and Caster and one Harry
Blades. We're also indicted for breaking
and entering the tool house of George w.
Morrow few days after the robbng of
the Siemon store and to this charge all
of the defendants plead guilty Friday ev-
ening and We're sentenced MS follows on
this charge ,to-wit: Blades one year,
Stoops one year and Caster two and one
half years. For robbing the Sicmon store
Caster was sentenced to serve one and
one-half years, and Stoops to serve two
and one-half years. This makes their
term of Imprisonment as follows, to-wit:
Castor four years, Stops three and one
half years, and Blades one year 1t will
be remembered that these parties were all
arrested by Marshal f. Johnston, about n
half mile of Mt. Zion on May last, and
after they were arrested they told Mr..
Johnston that they had intended to take
q hand car at Mt Zion and come to Keo-
sauqua that night and rob the Geo w. Da-
wilson store here All three of these par
ties were taken by Sheriff r. Z. Ramsey
and his deputy, C. q. Jamison. to Ft Madi-
son on Friday evening. They are all young
men from 16 to 90 years old.
The public school commenced at this
place this morning with the same principal
and teachers as last year except Assistant
Principal G. L. Whitmore resigned and a
Miss Brook, of Pierceyille, was chosen to
fill his place. The schools are in fine shape
under the excellent management of Prin-
cpal David Williams and his excellent as
sistants and teachers.
Keokuk and KeosnuQua baseball teams
played ball on the Keosauqua grounds Fri
day and Saturday. The game Friday re-
suited in n score of 10 to in favor of
Keokuk This is the first time that the
Keosauqua club has been beaten this year.
| Judge Roberts and son Frank went to
! Ottumwa Saturday morning to spend Sun
day at home. They will return today and
the judge will finish up this term of court
| at this place this week.
| Quite number from this place attended
the Eldon Big -Four fair last week. All
pronounce it good.
f. H. Roberts, of this place, is in Des
Moines on business.
Several from this place went to Oklaho
ma last week to look after their claims
there
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A few children's suits worth 81 for
CSC. All our s1.50 suits for s1.1S. All
50 suits for SLIGO. All $3.50 suits for
$3.50. All SO suits for S2.45. 30 suits
for boys worth 81 for 49,. All So suits
for $3.50. while they last at The Hub.
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All the new fall designs in mems
clothing now on sale at The Hub.
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Davenport police made LA arrests
In Aua,lst ii
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Edna V. Farmer Asks Legal separa,
ton from J. c, Farmer.

From Fridays Daily.
Edna V. Farmer yesterday in tho
office Of the clerk of the district coikfs:
filed petition for divorce against he'll
husband John 9, Farmer, alleging stat
utory charges. In the district court
the morning was taken upon arguing
motion in a number of chancer9
cases. The case entitled 2. T. Knight
VS.. ]. J. Acton and Wapello county, d
petition for the establishment OF n a
boundary line was continued.
1t is to be supposed that Cuba still
wants to borrow that $35,00e,0OQ.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-16
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

EAST SIDE GOLD MINING COMPANY
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FACTS IN FEW LINES

Of the twenty tobacco factories in France three are in Paris.
 There are in Boston 64, ,22S houses in addition to 100 hotels and 55s family hotels.
 Boston, one ct tine richest cities in the country, has municipal debt of s5o, 0,000.
 New York city is to have a children's theater patterned after one in Boston ghich pays good dividends.
 Nearly all the silk of Spain is pro 5uced in the province of Murcia. Last year its value was about S270,000.
 4 pearl 6sher of Western Australia samed Broome has found a pearl whose value is estimated at f15,000.
 The first theater in this country to be lighted with gas was a theater in Philadelphia, which put in gas pipes tn 1S16
 Two of the largest Rhenish iron workers are negotiating with the Jap anese government for the supply of 10000 tons of rails.
 The proposed telephonic connection between Berlin and London is, after all, not to be carried through, notvitb- standing the conference of couple of years ago.
 An employee in 3 French tobacco factory has invented machine which makes the head on cigars after they are rolled and does the work of about 6 dozen hands.
 Brine springs flow under the town of Norwich, England. They have been fhere for centuries and were used for the production of salt long before the Christian era.
 The British consul general at Meshed reports that the Persian ladies are adopting the English style of dress and that all articles of ladies clothing gre in great demand there.
 An order of the Prussian minister o1 commerce authorizes the establishment, from April l next of a chamber oi commerce, with thirty-six members for the city of Berlin and suburbs.
 New Zealand exports frozen Stewart island oysters to London. It needs 3 rsbust taste to stand these huge, tough
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WHITE TAIL DEER.
Horace ,. Stevens Makes a Thorough Examinssion, and Says There is Plenty of Ore.

Horace J. Stevens, whol is well known now to the people of Bisbee, ss an authority on the copper deposits Of the world. is making very thor oCgh examination of the Warren dis trict. Many articles from his pen are appearing in eastern papers. and are creating a great dsal of favorable comment as Mir. Stevens is considered very conservative in his statements pertaining to mining. His articles on this section are interesting and will doubtless reach many who have never heard Of the Warren district He has been very systematic in his inyes- tisation and is visiting every mine and prospect.
 He returned yesterday from the White Tail Deer property, and, speak ing of the outlook at that former pro ducer said: The idea that there is no ore in this property is erroneous. It is true that the leasers took out much ore and left the property in bad shape but the ore still exists in suffi- clent QuanDJles ana or sucn Quallty tc pay for working.
 The ground is now owned by the Copper Queen people and they would rot sell it. found ore thsre and on the dump in plenty which would pay well for working IL has been started by the leasers but they left high grade material which will eventually be worked at a good profit.
 am taking my time as l want 10 he thorough in the work" Mir. Stevens will remain for some time in the camp before he returns to his homein Michi- gan. He expects to visit Touapah on Lis way home.
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
 DEPARTMENT OF STATE. United States Of America,)
 State of South Dakota )
 Secretary's Office
 l, O. C. Berg, Secretary Of State of the State of South Dakota, do hereby certify that the attached instrument Of writing is a true and correct copy of Articles of In corporation of the East Side Gold Mining Company, as the same appears of record in this office. and the whole thereof.
 In testimony whereof, l have hereUlto set my hand and affixed the great seal of the State of South Dakota Done at the city of Pierre this 5oth day of March, 1S03. O. C. BERG. (Great Seal) Secretary of State. Know All Men by These Presents:
 That we. the undersigned, Eugene c Gallagher, Edward Rittenhouss and Phil ip Lawrence. for ourselves. our associates and successors, have associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a Corporation under and by virtue of the Statutes and Laws of the State of South Dakota. and We do hereby certify and de clare as follows:
 FIRST
 The name Of this Corporation shall be and is East Side Gold Mining Company.
 SECOND
 The purpose for which this Corporation is formed is, to purchase, take on lease or otherwise acquire. any mines. mining rights. mineral lands or any interests therein. particularly in the Territory Of Arizona. but also in any State or Territo- ry of the United States or in any For eign Country. and to explore, work. eX- ercise. develop and turn to account the same; to mine. quarry, smelt, refine, dress, and amalgamate and to reduce. concentrate and prepare for market and sell gold, silver and copper ore and metal
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MINING BRIEFS.

J. R. Decker, who has just taken an ortion on some ground near the Bis lee Queen. is in the city. His home is in St Paul. Minnesota
 
 ". F. Smith. expert for Salt Laite parties, who recently secured aa op- ton on the Dubacker group and other claims in that section is expected ia Bisbee tomorrow.
 Tom Hogan. who is interested in the Big Four was over from Tombstone on Sunday. He is doing jury duty at the county seat, but wanted to see how property was progressing around his holdings.
 Clayton R. Tinsley left for Vail yes day morning He goes 10 examine some mining property in the interest of Minneapolis capitalists.
 Forest, the little son of Clarence Lamb, black smith at the Calumet * Arizona, sprained his foot while play ing on pile of lumber He has been confined to the house for several days but is now out on crutches.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-16

EUGENE C. GALLAGHER. EDWARD R1TTENHOCSiE, PHILIP LAWRENCE.
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signed personally appeared the above named Eugene C. Gallagher and Edward Rittenhouse, well and personally known to me to be the same persons described ia and who executed the foregoing in- strument and severally and duly ac- knowiedged to me that they had executed the Sa n'-.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have here unto set my hand and affixed my official seal at said County, the day and year last abovewritten.
 CNotarial sealD Sotsry P P,eIic. State of soutn Dakota) County of Beadle
 RE IT REMEMBERED. That ca this 2sth day Of March, 1906. before the under signed. personally appeared the above named Philip Lawrence. well and person. son described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, and duly acka0wl- edged that he had executed the same In Witness Whereof. ! have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal al said County the day and year last
 EMNoR Nj COOK.
 (S@alN Notary Pullic. State of New Jersey1
 yss. County of Hunterdon)
 Eugene C. Gallagher and Edward Rit- tenhouse, being duly sworn. each for him self deposes and says that he is one of the persons named in and who executed the foregoing articles of incorporation. as an incorporator therein: that he has read the said Articles and knows the contents thereof: that the inCorpOrators intend in good faith to form a corporation for the purpose of lawful business as set forth in said Articles, and not for the purpose Of enabling several corporations to avoid the provisions of Chapter IJ4. Session Laws of 1890. being an act entitled An Act to declare certain combinations agreements and trusts unlawful, and to restrain and punish the same
 EUGENE C. GALLAGHER.
 INWARD RITTENHOUSE. sworn to before me this 2ith day of March. lSJ3. l.. H SERGEANT Notary Public. Lambertville, New Jersey (Notarial SealD
 State of South Dakota. Office of Secretary of stateD
 ] hereby certify that the within instru- nent was filed for record on the 30th day oS March, A. D. 1908. at 10 o'clock a. rn and recorded in volume . on page w Record of Domestic Corporations, of this office. O. C. BERG. Secretary of State By F. N. GRAVES. Assistant Secretary Territory of ArizonaJ
 County of Cochise. ]
 !. Mate Williams. a Notary Public in and for the County of Cochise Territory ot Arizona. hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full. true and compares copy Of the Certified Copy of Articles q Incorporation of the East Side Go. 4 Mining Company
 Witness my hand and official Seal this the Sd day or June, 4. D., 1sJ3. (My I- mission expires January 18th, le07) l MATE WILLIAMS. Notary Puh..c (Notarial Seal)
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State of South Dakota.

Office of Secretary of State)
 ] hereby certify that the within instru- nent was filed for record on the 30th day oS March, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m and recorded in volume .... on page eco. Record of Domestic Corporations, of this office. O. C. BERG, Secretary of State
 By F. N. GRAVES. Assistant Secretary
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State Of New JerseyD
 Dss County of HunterdOnb BE IT REMEMBERED. that on this 2fth day of March. 1S03, before the under
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-27
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. WORK
AMONG ISLANDS OF CORAL

Dr. Alexander Agassz OF Harvard Summarizes His nves-
legations Of Barrier Reefs and AtoIs-AdVanceS NO
New General Theory, But Does Not Find Darwns Inc
ory Supported by More Recent Investigations