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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-12
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
IDEA.

THE national republican idea is good
enough for me-" said Congressman
John F. Lacey in the address deliver
ed by him before the Boies-Penrose
Republican club in Philadelphia on
the evening of February Z. THE re-
publican party said he, lis the one
that looks after the prosperity of the
whole country, north, east, south and
west. We do not need any Pennsyl-
vania idea, New York idea, Kansas
idea or Iowa idea What we should
and must stand for is the national re-
publican idea, which will be content
with nothing less than the protection
and successful operation of all the
industries of the country"
Major Lacey has the courage of his
convictions, and he is not afraid to
say just what he thinks. He says tru-
ly that we are now facing The issues
of 1904, that parties do not make is
sues, but issues make parties. Issues
come to us; they are not to be sent
after.
Major Lacey's entire address is pub
lished elsewhere in this issue of the
Courier. 1t is concise, logical and di-
rectly to the point. 1t will give the
voter, and especially the republican
voter, something to think about 1t
will be read with intense interest not
only throughout the sixth district but
all over the state.
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AUDITORS MEET.
/. H. Hammond Attends State Con.
vention in Des Moines.

Methods of obtaining the most uni
form system of assessment valuation
was the subject discussed at the open
ing session of the State Association of
County Auditors, which |. II. Ham
mond of Ottumwa is attending in Des
Moines. A large number of members
We're in attendance and great inter-
est was shown by all present Con-
corning the meeting the Register and
Leader says
The act of the last general assembly
requiring county auditors to make a
financial report was discussed at con
siderable length. A paper on "Meth-
DDS of Assessments" was read by ex.
Auditor Amos Johnson of Greene coun.
ty. The officers of the legislative com,
mittee made report in which they
outlined the bills relating to auditors
duties which passed the last assembly
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: Fred A. Cope. Poll,
county, president; G. r. Lyon, Dallas
county, vice president; j. F. Ford
Webster county, secretary, secretary;
John H. Wymer, Dubuque county
treasurer; J. w. Daley, Cherokee
county, was elected to the executice
committee, which also includes the
| officers.
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BidMelI.

Bidwell, Feb. 12.-John Lathrop OF
Kirkville was an over Sunday visitor
at the parental Lathrop home.
Dave Grooms is the proud possessor
of a new superior graphophone.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Swenson of Mum
terville were highly entertained at the
James Grooms home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Johnston, accom-
panied by Frank Johnston, spent
nleasant Sabbath at the Millard Upp
home near Blakesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holdridge OF South
Ottumwa were recent visitors at the
Dave Grooms home.
Ernest Smith hauled load of coal
from Newell's bank near Munterville
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berkey were Sun
day visitors at the H. T. Lathrop
home
Miss Gussie Burgeson spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the parental home
at Blakesburg.
Thos. Kerr delivered a fine load of
corn in Ottumwa Monday.
Cbas. Bachman of Amador was call
| ing on friends here Tuesday.
The line of the Mutual Telephone
Co.. which was organized Saturday,
will start from VIM. Taylors and H.
T. Lathrop's, one and one-half miles
southwest of Bidwell, and run to
Hlakeshurg The company is com
posed of twelve stockholders, but
lack four of making the desired mum
| Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cloyd Of Blakes
burg visited relatives in this vicinity
Tuesday.
James Fuller of South Ottumwa was
business visitor in this section this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bellas of Blakes
burg visited at the Mrs. G. 0. Potter
home last week.
| Mrs. Potter is still slowly improving
! Oliver Potter is confined to the
house by an attack of the grip.
Several loads of baled hay were de
livered in Ottumwa yesterday for H
T. Lathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Gosney and sons
Bart. Ray and Carl, spent Tuesday in
the Munterville vicinity.
Mrs. Adam Warren of near Chilli
Gothic enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Chisman Tuesday.
Quite a number passed through here
Tuesday enroute for the Mcneil sale
few miles north
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, Feb. 12.-Protracted
began at the Baptist church
south of here last Saturday night.
George Patrick and family spent
Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Jesse Pabst and son Ralph,
and Mrs. Chas. Pabst of Foster, called
Dr.Patterson of Unionville was call
ed to the home of D. S. kingery re-
Gently. :.
Mrs. Cyrus Bogue has returned to
her home in Berwick after several
weeks visit at this place and Garden
Grove.
Mrs. l.. F. Pabst and Miss Zelda lis
sue of Moravia, and James Tissue OF
Springview, Neb., spent Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tadlock
Miss Maude Lowell attended church
at Liberty Saturday night.
Frank Shellec has moved into the
house recently vacated by H. Kingery
Miss Hattie Arnold has been stay
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Lee.
Chalmers Woodruff was near Foster
on business Saturday.
C. M. DuVall has had telephone
put into his house.
Luke Dodd is reported much better
at present.
o. VIM. Moon was Moravia visitor
recently.
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LoWENBERG 6 co.

Here is bargain for some one A
farm of 122 acres, with two sets Of
buildings, / Z roomed house, one 4
roomed tenant house, good barns,
one barn 18x %, one barn 30xS0, room
for IL head of horses and room for "a
cows, NOW room for IS tons of hay,
implement louise 20x40, 2 hog houses
17x50 and 18xl4, good coal shaft with
Az vein of coal running now, one shaft
not running, vein four feet; this farm
lays " mlle of small town, good grad
ed school. This is snap for some
one. Must be sold in 80 days. Price
$75 per acre. Call On or address
J. S. CHANDLER,
POI East Main. Ottumwa.
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MEETINGS PROVE SUCCESSFUL
Gatherings of Teachers, Pupils and
Patrons Result Well.

According to the mention that is
made by patrons of the country
schools in different parts of the county
whore meetings of the teachers, pa
irons and pupils have been held ac-
cording to the arrangements which
have, recently been made by Superin-
tendent Beniah Dimmitt, these gath
erings are proving very successful
and are meeting with favor among
the parents of the scholars. This ev-
ening at 1880 o'clock a meeting will
be held at Competine, and every week
secs two or three meetings in the
county. Superintendent Dimmitt be-
lieyes they are accomplishing the end
for which they were aimed-that of
bringing into closer companionship
and understanding the teachers and
the patrons, as well as the pupils, OF
the country schools.
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oOCOcOCCOOOOOoOOOOOOOOOOC
; NEIGHBoRHOoD NEwS..S
Ladsdaie.

Ladsdale, Feb 12.-John Gibson and
family have returned to Hynes after
spending several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark have re-
turned to Smoky Hollow after visiting
at the parental Post home for two
days.
Mute Post, formerly OF Laddsdale,
but now of Smoky Hollow spent few
days visiting his parents and friends
returning home Monday.
Mrs. Frank Myers and Minnie Hart
went to Floris Monday on business.
Mrs. Post and Mrs. Jones spent Mon
day shopping in the city Of Floris.
w. P. Howard is very sick at his
home a short distance from Laddsdale,
with lung fever.
Henry Lynch of this county was in
town Sunday and attended the church
services, accompanied by his friend,
Miss Jones.
Mrs. Dan Brown and children visited
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Tom Stln-
ner.
Mrs. Earl Saxton has gone to Ottum-
wa to visit with relatives and friends
and will probably make her permanent
residence in that place
Miss Laura Breckenridge is staying
with Mrs. Trent for an indefinite perl
cd.
Ollie Jones is visiting at the home OF
Robert Hearts during this week.
Willie Catamus was taken very III
while in Eldon, Saturday or Sunday
and physician was called, and now he
appears to be all right again.
Mrs. M. L. Powell spent few days
here calling On relatives and friends
last week, returning Sunday accom-
panied by Mrs. Goudy's daughters.
Mrs John Johnson called on her
! mother Mrs. Frank Deford on Tuesday
afternoon.
Willie McIntoch, Ernie Goudy anc
Frank Nicholson, who spent Sunday II
Elden returned to their home at this
place Monday noon.
Charles Hart, wife and family OF
South Ottumwa, were here and visited
several days with friends and rela
tives, returning home Sunday even
ing.
Rev. Broyles of Floris, attended oul
revival meetings here last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Minnie Heart and children, Mrs
Sarah Hart. and Arthur Christie spen
Sunday visiting at the home OF Mrs
Martha Lyles.
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Live Poultry
Swift & Co.
Successor to

VIM. Rideout, are paying following
prices TO live poultry delivered Satur-
day and Monday next: Hens and Pull
lets &c; Smooth Young BOOSTERS 9Rc;
Shaggy Young BOOSTERS, Sc; Old Roos-
tiers, &c; Ducks, Sc; Geese, &c; Young
Turkeys, Hens and Toms, 13c. They
also exchange stock. If you have any
stock to market stop at new building
PIT South Union street. Also get cir
cular in regard to Stock Foods.
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Ottumwa, la. Baker Building

We want to buy at once a good so acres
north of the river, good improvements and
priced right. If you have it to sell call
soon.
Also want house and lot. four or FIVE
rooms, North Side. installments.
Also four to six room house for cash
BY the way, have you made arrange
ments to go with the crowd to Oklahoma,
on February nth? All that are Interested
should call at our offices next Saturday.
We will have party here that day that
can and Will tell you all about that coun-
try and the claims vet to be had. No snow
in that country. You can see the soil just
as well now as any time.
We have some fine young drivers for sale.
Well bred and good individuals; also some
good cattle.
JOWRNREpG & Cn.
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been here for a short stay with MS
sister, Mrs w. w. Maxwell, returned
home Friday morning.
VIM Wick of Montgomery, spent
few days here this week, a guest at
the home of Mrs. Martha Dole.
Superintendent o. I. Bright of Chi
cago delivered a lecture on Rural
Schools" at the Methodist church
Monday night.
Miss Blanche Miller of South Eng
lish visited this week at the j. L..
Mantz home.
j. w. Humphrey OF Keswick spent
Tuesday here with his brother, w. d..
Humphrey.
Mrs. Allie Wiley is spending this
week in Sigourney with relatives.
Miss Matte Ballard and Frank
Knipfer were married Sunday even
ing at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage, Rev. Breeder officiating.
Miss nellie Summit has gone to Sig
Quincy, where she has a position as
compositor for the Keokuk County
| News.
Mrs. Styles of Washington is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. e. Stump.
StringtoWn.
Stringtown, Feb. l2.-H. l.. Scott
delivered hogs to Ottumwa Monday.
VIM Hawthorne of Bladensburg Wis
tied at Mrs. T.. j. Larmore's the first
of the week.
G. A. Vannoy visited at S. e. Wood.
ruff's near Nasty Corner Sunday.
Gaylord Mowery, who has been
quite sick with tonsilitis, is some bet
/ ter.
Bert and Fred Riley of Libertyville
visited at M C. Riley's Monday.
III. T. Larmore was in OttumWa Mon
day.
T. G. Hawthorne and Chester Cudi.
ford were in Abingdon Saturday.
G. w. Davis was business caller
at County Line Monday.
4 VIM. and Walter Larmore delivered
i corn to j. c. Hawthorne the first o.
! the week.
F. P. Mowery delivered hogs to Ba
tavia one day the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davis visited al
4 Hedrick one day last week.
A. P. Smith was in Competing Sat
urday
Mrs. Samuel Abbey, who has beer
quite poorly for some time, is mo-
much better.
4 VIM. Larmore was in Abingdon Sat
urday.
A. H. Dennis is on the sick list.
The spelling school given by thu
teachers and pupils of Smith Ranch,
Tuesday evening was well attended
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MONDAY, FEB. 10TH, THE GEL
EBRATED HORSE BUYER, DIA-.
MoND BILL HALL, WILL BE IN OF
TUMWA AT cHlsMAN & BURToN's
BARN AND WANTS TO GET 200
HORSES AND MARES ON THAT
DAY.
BRING YOUR HORSES in EARLY
AND If YOU CANNOT GET IN AS
EARLY AS YOU WANT TO MON
DAY, BRING YOUR HORSES TO
THE BARN THE DAY BEFORE.
THERE is PLENTY OF ROOM
THERE FOR ALL WHO COME. RE.
MEMBER 200 HORSES is WHAT HE
MUST HAVE AND 1T WILL TAKE
ALL YOU CAN SELL TO MAKE UP
THIS NUMBER.
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FOR SALE--DRAFT STATIONS AT
auction, at my sale, Feb. IS, 1903, three
miles northwest of Bloomfield, and 2M
miles southeast of Drakesville. Davis
county. Come and get the greatest bar
gain of your life. Three years time. II
Interested. write me before sale. r. L.
McA1urry, Bloomfield Iowa.
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IN CALIFORNIA FOR $1,000 EIGHT
acres French prunes in bearing, good
house, outbuildinGs, nice condition, best
fruit and brings top price here, healthicst
Location in state near school and railroad
station. Parties desiring safe Investment
and cosy orchard home will find this as
represented, last crop $500. Reason Of
selling, sickness. Further particulars adj
dress W. Organ, Fulton, Sonoma county.
Cal.
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North English.

North English Feb. 12.-Thomas
Allen of York, North Dakota, is here
for a visit with relatives. !.
DR.. H. Fl. Conroy of Keswick was a
caller here Tuesday.
Dave Simmons of Omaha, who has
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ca
SOCIETY CIRCLE. :
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Last evening at o'clock at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Gordon,
Ill North Ward street, occurred the
marriage of Miss Lorene Lemberger
and Lester Warder. Rev. j. Hollister
Lynch. rector of the Trinity Episcopal
church performed the ceremony. The
brides gown was of cream etamine,
trimmed with medallions, over pink
silk, and the boquet was white
roses. She was given away by
her brother. Edward Lemberger. The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. LIEN
berger being in Los Angeles. Cal, the
wedding was very quiet affair, only
the immediate relatives of the contract
ing parties being present. The house
was beautifully decorated with ported
plants and cut flowers. In the dining
room the white effect was carried out
in the decorations. After congratula-
tons were offered,a three course sup
per was served. Today at the home of
the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
G. Warder. who reside near Hedrick,
reception was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warder will make their home for the
present at the home of the brides sis
ter, s.L.A.Gordon. Ill North Ward
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Warder are very pop
ular young people in Ottumwa The
bride has resided here nearly all her
life and she is well and favorably
known throughout the community.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Lem
berger have resided in Ottumwa I'M
til few months ago. when they re-
moved to California. Mr. Warder, the
son of j. G. Warder, has made his
home with his parents near Hedrick
until coming to this city less than a
year ago. He is connected with the
Doty Clothing Co., and has formed
many pleasant acquaintance in both
social and business circles since max
ing his home in Ottumwa. The many
friends of the young couple extend
good wishes.
The marriage of Clyde E. Park and
Miss Ethel Giles was solemnized last
evening at s o'clock at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Catherine Giles
333 Anna street, Rev. ]. M. Bailey, pas
tor of the First Christian church offici,
ltilit,. liz III luz W. dILSpuSu ny MISS
! May Martin and Harry Giles, brother
of the bride, was the best man. The
ceremony was performed under a beau
tiful floral bell, which was suspended
from the ceiling in the center of the
parlor. Cut roses were also lavish,
distributed throughout the home. There
were about seventy-tive guests pres
emit
The bride is most popular young
woman and has made Ottumwa he
home for some time. She has score
of friends in the city. Mr. Park is
mail carrier in the Ottumwa postoffice
The young couple received large col
Election of wedding presents from thei
many friends, among them being ;
| handsome set of Haviland china from
the postoffice employees Mr.. and Mrs
Park at once started housekeeping il
the new home prepared by the groom
at 450 North Jefferson street.
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DON'T BUY A FARM OR LANDS. Be
fore seeing our list of the greatest bar
gains now left in Michigans famous
fruit belt and stock country, mniled free
Good lands So an acre. Splendid farms
SD to $50 an acre. Mention Courier.
Branch Brothers, White Cloud, Mich.
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FOR RENT-A NO. / FARM, 239lla ACRES
2A miles to good town, u mile to rail-
road. First class buildings One of the
best stock and grain farms in the county.
Inquire of or address Theoph. Reed,
Kirkyille, Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR RENTED ACRES FOUR
miles from town, and half mile from
school. Good house and barn. Three
hundred acres under cultivation Address
G. w. Kellogg, Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, or inquire of Frank Kellogg at
Power House, Ottumwa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-12

FOR RENT OR SALE-F1NE so ACRE
farm, 5la miles southeast of Ottumwa--
40 acres is fine timber and the other in
cultivation. $1,000 cash buys the farm
915 blackberry.
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CRASHES INTO FREIGHT.
Northwestern Passenger colldes, Ser
iousIy Injuring Fireman.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-The south bound
Green Bay express on the Chicago G
Northwestern road, collided with a
freight engine at Winnetka yesterday,
seriously injuring E. P. Fleming,
the fireman, and slightly injuring En-
gineer James Robinson and an un.
known man who was riding on the
passenger engine. The passengers
were badly shaken up but escaped in
jury.
A pure body is meant for pure
soul.
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j. p. MoReAN,s NAME FORGED.

Bits TOT over $55,UUU 0eHt 10 HmeTICd
for Collection Returned.
London, Feb. 1.-According to the
Chronicle, two bills for over $4,000,
each purporting to have been given by
J. P. Morgan in payment Of pictures
and bric-a-brac, sent to New York for
collection, have been returned with
the intimation that the signatures are
forged. 1t is reported that many more
such bills have been circulated in the
London market. the origin of the for.
geries not having been discovered.
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vIoLIN-GOOD (OLD) VIOLIN, BOW
and box. ut bargain if sold at once. Adj
dress Arnold's Jewelry & Music Store,
Ottumwa, Iowa
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A NUMBER OF WE'LL IMPROVED
farms for sale in the Hartney district,
the best wheat belt in Manitoba, Can
ada. BY b. McDermott, Box 101, Hart
ney. Manitoba, Canada.
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FARMS AND RANCHES-IF YOU WANT
one in Missouri or Kansas correspond
with us. We have office in natural gas
belt. Hive facilities for selling land all
over Kansas. Do a general real estate,
loan and exchange business in Kansas
City, Mo Marble & Moon, % Commerce
Bldg.
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FOR RENT-AS GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE
as there is in Eldon. Apply to r. NJ.
Bowen, Eldon, Iowa.
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Mothers can safely give Foley's
Honey and Tar to their children for
coughs and colds, for it contains no
opiates or other poisons. For sale by
w. ID. Elliott, corner Court and Main.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-12

FOR RENT7-A WE'LL IMPROVED FARM
of 100 acres four miles north of Ottum-
wa Address 10 Courier.