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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-01
Officer Kills NEGRO.

Opelika. Ala, 31.-Saturdg.y night
while resisttne arrest Charlie White,
colored, was shot by Night Patrolman
j. I. Heath ard fatally wounded, dying
about daybreak.
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PROMINENT NEW WORKERS HERE
}. F. o'shaushnesay Here for Few
Days.

Days.
Mr.. J. f. O'shaughnessy. of New
York. accompanied by L. H. Chisholm,
also well known New Yorker. arrvi-
ed in the city yesterday on a special
car and will lie here for few days.
Mr.. O'Shaughnessy is well known in
Brunswick. where he visits frequently
lie is the owner of the Oglethorpe no
tel and also owns other valuable pro
perty in the city. 1t is understood
that he is here on a pleasure trip.
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BLOOM

Bloomfield Aug 81. Lowenberg
left Tuesday for Missoula, Mont
where he will spend short time with
his daughter Mrs. Clara Rosel, before
going to Hamilton, where he will visit
his son Henry and family and test the
healthful qualities of the water of the
Sleepy Eye Springs, as he has been in
i'll health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Taylor, after six
weeks visit with relatives, left Tues
day for their home in Oakland. Cali
fornia.
Day Palmer, of Houston, Texas, a
former Bloomfield boy, is the guest of
friends in this city and is being enter
tanned at the Steckel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss Walton, CT Union
vile, Mo-. who have been spending a
few days at the j. r. Shaffer home, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 7. Sewers have
returned from Des Moines, where Mr..
Sewers spent few days on business
while Mrs. Sewers visited at the home
of her cousin, G. T. Sterritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rankin left Tuesday
for Eldon to visit Mrs. c. A. Patterson
after which they go to Vernon to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Murphy. They
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AGENCY.

Agency, Aug. SC. F. Goltey, who
has been attending medical college in
Chicago, is horne.
Mrs. Reed, of Des Moines, who has
been visiting her son, DR.. c. S. Reed,
has returned to his home.
Miss Della Peck. of New York City,
and Miss Bertha Peck, of Rockville,
Pa, are visiting at G. c. Peck's.
Mrs. G. L. Nye has returned from a
two weeks visit at Lake Minnetonka,
MINI.
Mrs. w. H. Baker and daughter, Of
Eldon, visited friends here this week.
Mrs. A. T. Payne and son Dan, of
Kansas City, are visiting friends here.
Elder Lambert, of Ottumwa, was
calling on friends here Wednesday.
Emuel Sterner left this morning fer
Corning, Iowa.
Mrs. L. A. Davis left this morning
for Omaha, Neb., to join her husband
The Old Settlers picnic is Tuesday
Aug. 16, and not Aug. IS, as some have
the impression.
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BEAR CREEK.

Bear Greek, Aug. 5. - Joseph Knox
and Anna Knox gave dinner Sun
day to the young people. Those pres
ent were: Emmett Smith, Ira Gordon,
Grace Harlan, Nanny Willard, Lulu
Harlan and Vestina Willard.
j. NJ Chapman has moved to the
Sinsky farm on Village Creek.
John Genochio and John Travis will
go to Oklahoma this week.
w. A. Vanfossan is suffering with a
sore foot. 1t is thought to be pois-
ed
Miss Katy Garvin is staying with
Miss Ella Cain this week.
George Blair and W. P. Chisman,
passed through this community with
a number of horses. headed for the
William Vernaty farm near Munter.
vile.
Mrs. Mary Carr who was on the sick
list is much better at the present
time.
Robert Pickerell is also improving
from his spell of sickness.
Sidney Bates has accepted a position
as fireman on threshing machine fol-
Mr.. Montague south of Ottumwa.
Joseph Knox Is carrying the mail or
r. F. D. Route No for Bert Dixsor
who is visiting at the home of his par
ents near Pleasant Home.
Born, recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Den
ny Cundiff, a daughter.
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MARTINsBURe.

Martinsburg, Aug. s. - Miss Nettie
Martin is visiting friends in town this
week
The Martinsburg band will give their
concert on Main street Friday evening.
Mrs. Kupka arrived home Monday.
She has been at Burlington the last
two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Glass who reside
near Ottumwa spent Sunday at the
home Of A. G.. Glass home.
Mrs. Estel Wiley accompanied by
her neice left for her home in Colora-
cd Monday night.
Mrs. D. Swickard is entertaining her
nephew from Columbus, o.
M. S. Sechrist returned home yes
terday from trip through Kansas
and Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. sechrist are in Ohio
on an extended visit.
Max Shultz left for his home in New
York city Sunday. His father is not
expected to live
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Glass are at the
]. w. Glass home near Ottumwa, call
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DR.. "A, j. MUMMERT As-fsggs@
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. GMsS KmIA
GLASSES Correctly Fitted. e sssTSza ~

DR.. Pfannebecker, w. B. Pfoff, VIM.
Lemon, w. j. Moore, A. O. Schipfer,
Frank Schlitz, Frank Page and James
Jackson. Delegates present were in
structed and authorized to cast the
full vote.
Other Items.
F. w. Pfoff is considerably improved
from another severe attack of rheu-
matisnl.
A defamation contest was held in
the high school building here last
Tuesday night. The program was a
fine one. The first place was Won by
Irma Lotus of Delta: second place by
Viola Oster, Of Hedrick
Prof. o. r. Bright, of Chicago, lee
tured in the auditorium of the high
school building. His lecture was IL
Illustrated by stereopticon views. This
lecture was fine, as has been all the
lectures before the institute.
Eulalia Stanton, of Oskaloosa, IS Wis.,
iting friends here.
Harry Raglan, Of Oskaioosa, Is
visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert White and chill
dren left for St. Louis yesterday morn
Ing. They will also visit at their old
home in Sedalia, Mo-, before returning
to their present home in Esterville,
Iowa.
Raymond Rlchardson leIl AloHudy
for visit with his grandparents in
Otttnlwa.
Tom Starr, an old residenter of this
place and for many years an employe
on the German Courier, Is here visit
in grelatives and friends. He now
lives in North Dakota.
John McWilliams, Of Hedrick, came
over Tuesday night to visit his grand
parents and other relatives.
Wade Kirkpatrick and John Foster
of Hedrick, came over on business
Tuesday night.
E. B. Rossiter, the insurance man
came in from the south part Of the
county Tuesday night, after an ex-
tended sta in that part.
F. F. and Hy Golldner, Of Cedar
Creek township, report the loss OF
thirteen head Of steers last Saturday
They were punched under tree and
were struck by lightning. Estimated
loss, 5000.
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, Aug. miss Martha Fril-
lerton, of Libertyville, spent few
days last week with Emma Harrison.
Miss Maud Potter returned home
Saturday from st. Louis, after weeks
visit at the fair.
Mrs. Emma Waller Of Milton spent
Mrs. Lucy Curry of Keokuk is the
guest, Of her sister, Mrs. Ned Harri-
son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Brown,
Friday, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Curry and son, Har-
old, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Seamon and
son, Harley, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Har-
rison and two sons. were the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson Sun
day.
Craig tombstone and wife are the
happy parents of baby boy.
Misses Achsa Petit, Maud Potter,
Gladys Koontz, Ivadell Humphrey and
Charlie Bingaman, are attending nor
NAL at Keosauqua.
Stanley Beecher was in Keosauqua
Monday.
Last Wednesday, July 81, being the
SlS1.y 7oStolAu I'LL tllOOy VI II. W. ~
Gurnsey. He was given party by his
daughter, Mrs. Laura Wiggens, at their
home west of town. Those from abroad
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Gurnsey and
son, Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Evans
and daughter, Minnie, Of Bloomfield,
Mrs. Will Kelley ind children, Mrs. Ed
Shaw from Arizona. Large tables were
spread in the yard where fifty-three
people partook of the bountiful repast.
Rev. Hardy Inghan Of Keosauqua
gave a very fine lecture at the M. E.
church last Tuesday night in behalf Of
the Epworth league.
R. o. Sherick Of Libertyville was q
caller in town last week.
Elmer Cowan and family of Leando
spent a few days last week with Mr..
Cowan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cowan.
Victor Strait spent Sunday with his
cousin, Sam Strait.
Last Friday, while Hagen Beeler was
helping moving away hay he fell and
broke two ribs. His many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Aug. 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Heck packed and shipped their
household effects yesterday, prepara-
tory to going to Kirksville, Mo-, where
they will reside in the future.
Will Smith returned to his home in
Lucas yesterday morning, having been
here the evening before furnishing the
music for bali. 81,
Fred Lenhart made a business trip
to Melrose yesterday.
Dave Daniels of Lucas, was a busi-
ness caller in the city Thursday
Samuel Lindsay visited in Russell
Tuesday with friends.
Misses Ila Werts and Myrtle Kelsey,
of Russell, were in the city yesterday
taking the teachers examination.
Messrs R. A.. Gray and George witt
sey went to Creston yesterday morn
ing on business.
Mayor j. w. Estes, of Russell, was
in the city yesterday on businss.
Claud Lyons gave a dance Wednes-
day evening to number Of his friends
in the K. P. hall
w. H. Lewis made a business trip to
Russell Thursday.
The preliminary hearing Of Walter
Ralston will be held tomorrow fore
noon. Young Ralston is the young
man who shot Miss Ruth Campbell
Tuesday night.
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ALBA.

Abba, Aug. 4.-The lecture last
night by Mrs. Anna r. Simmons at
the Methodist church drew large au-
dience and those who had the pleasure
of attending state that they were am
ply rewarded for their presence there.
The talk was especially appropriate
and interesting to the young men and
women and if the Impression made
develops into action the future of the
liquor question will not be one of in
difference to the citizens of Abba, but
one that will call forth determined
effort to suppress it, at whatever cost.
1t Is probable that the identity Of
the man who was found struck by
train west of Foster Sunday afternoon
has been discovered, although some
little doubt is still entertained as to
the absolute certainty Of the fact. The
description of the dead man as to fea-
lures and clothing answers to that Of
Thos. Carlin, miner of Mystic, who
left that place Sunday morning and
has not been heard of since. The wo-
wan with whom Carlin boarded at
Mystic thinks there can be no doubt
as to who the man is while two men Of
the same place who knew Carlin
slightly. Viewed the remains last night
and thought there was room for doubt
but as the face is much bruised it is
difficult to make final decision. In
all probability, however, the dead man
is Thos. Carlin.
The clerk of the court granted a
permit to wed to Vim. Scott, aged So,
and Miss Fannie Corbin, aged 35, Of
Buxton.
Albert Brown has until September 1
to file the claim which he drew in the
Rosebud reservation. Mr. Brown ex-
poets to file, although his number was
very near the last, viz, 1900.
Mayor w. *. Hardenbrook is affiict-
ed with the grip this week.
Miss Henrietta Young and Fanny
Dunleavy expect to leave next Tues
day for the exposition Miss Young is
ENJOYING vacation from the store
during the month of August and Miss
Dunleavy from her school duties at
Manila, Iowa.
T. G. Hammond was in Mystic yes
terday, looking after some business
matters.
The Monroe county institute will
close next Saturday The eXamina-
lions will be held on Friday and Sat-
urday OF this week
The Presbyterian church choir is
contemplating giving another cantata
in the early autumn.
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anlna to LouisyilIe.

At a meeting Of the Uniform Rank
of Pythias, held in their hall, Friday
evening, it was decided to go in a
body with the excursion party of X.
P.s and their friends, who will leave
Ottumwa via the c., B. & O.. at 7:10
p. M, August 18th, for Louisville, KY,
to attend the meeting of the supreme
lodge. A special sleeping car has
been secured and number Of friends
Of the order will accompany the OF.
ttimwa party, who will go from here
to st. Louis via the Burlington route,
and from st. Louis to Louisville via
the Henderson route, which affords a
daylight ride through the most beau.
tiful and historic part of the pictur.
esque ''blue grass state" An enjoy.
able feature Of the trip will be a side
trip to the great Mammoth Cave Of
Kentucky, one Of the most interesting
spots in America sight which Is
alone we'll worth going to see.
Returning. the party will stop at st.
Louis, where they will visit the
worlds fair. The low rate of $3.50
for double berth has been made and
reservations can be secured by call.
ing on or addressing ALI. G. Cook, Of
tumwa. Iowa.
w. ". Cockerill,
K. Of r. P. S., X. P.
q. R. Mitchell,
Capt. U. R., K. P.
Aft G. Cook, !
secy D. o. K. K. !
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finally recover his full strength and

finally recover his full strength and
vigor in the climate there.
The clerk issued q marriage license,
yesterday to James Gillespie, aged "a,
to Marie Samuels, aged 10, both OF
Lovilia.
Justice E. r. Wright is in oskaloosa
on business this week.
J. g. Atz of Grant City, Missouri,
night operator at the Burlington sta
disposed for several days and Will
leave for his home tomorrow for a
short time.
H. NJ. Porter, of omaha. is expected
to arrive at Abba tomorrow for two
weeks visit at the parental Thos. Por-
ter home.
w. B. Lutz, of the Savings bank,
made a business trip to Oskaloosa yes
terday.
S. S. Hayes, of ottumwa, is in town
this morning ON business.
]. M. Robb, who had his foot annpu-
tated at the West Side hospital in
Chicago in hopes Of eliminating the
poison resulting from sore toe, from
his system, is at present very feeble.
His leg was amputated a few inches
higher yesterday by three physicians
and he IS resting as well as his condi-
ton could permit.
Miss Lul,l Ewers has gone to New
Mexico to remain year with her
brother Elmer, who is there for his
health.
Mrs. Ralph Downs is at Charlton
visiting her parents
Mrs. Win. Porter Is looking forward
with pleasure to a visit in the near
future from the wife Of her eldest
brother. The lady is now In Ne-
braska and will stop on her way to her
home in Pennsylvania.
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YAMPA.

Yampa, Aug. 4. The Misses Violet
and Letha Carman, of Salineville, O.,
arrived here Thursday. They expect
to visit friends and relatives in Wa
pello and Jefferson counties for sever
al weeks.
Mrs. Price and children, who have
been visiting here for several days,
returned to their home in Eldon Sat
urday.
Mrs. Maggie Smith returned home
from Martinsburg last Saturday.
Harvesting is about finished and
threshing has commenced. Grain is
turning out fair to good.
Mrs. N. l.. Carman and daughters
and her nieces, Violet and Letha Car
man, visited frineds in Competine
township Tuesday.
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CHARLTON.
loss, $500,

Charlton, Aug. 4.--Stuart Howard,
who has been sick so long with can
Ger, is in very critical condition and
his death is expected at any time.
Miss Alice Davis went to Chester
yesterday for a few days visit with
relatives.
Dave Gillahan, of Lucas, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Albert Sasmenhousmer left this
morning for Bonesteel, South Dakota,
to make out his filing papers for $50
acres of land, he being one of the sue
cessful one in the land drawing, get
ting ticket No. 1873 which insures him
good piece of land.
Mesdames c. C. Moore and Leslie
Moore returned home this evening
from a few days visit near Leroy.
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RUSS ELL.

Russell. Aug. 4. = The Misses Ew.
aid left Wednesday morning for St.
Louis to take in the exposition.
Lena Ashba left Wednesday for OF
tumwa for visit with friends.
E. D. Viers of Charlton has bought
the Gittinger restaurant and has TAX
en- possession.
P. H. stech was a Charlton visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Beagley left today for st. Louis
to visit the wholesale house and take
in the fair
The McKlveen families and near
relatives had a picnic out on the old
Lorimer farm northwest of town Tues.
day.
Mrs. Malinda Davis is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Albert Miller west
of town this week.
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LOST HER INTENDED
ALBA WOMAN APPEALS TO OF.
TUMWA POLICE FOR AID IN
FINDING HER oman"
Says He Has Left Her and That She
Is in "Turlable Suspense -
Charles Everett Pays Fine of $40
for Being Drunk-Polce Court.

In addition to their duties of pre-
serving the peace and guarding the
property Of citizens the police officers
are often appealed to for aid in hunt
ing for lost persons. Of the many
letters received by the local depart
ment recently the following is from
an Abba woman who has lost trace Of
her intended husband. The full
names of the parties are withheld by
request of the police.
abba, Aug. 4.
"Cheaf of Poleas.
"Cind sir Please informe me if
you will try and find me man by
the name of John he sayed
that he was going to work at the gass
works. am his intended wife and
am in turiable suspense about him
and he does not write to me and
oblige ELLA ---.
''P. S: Right soon'
The Police Court.
In the police court this morning
Charles Everett, man with wooden
leg, who said he was enroute to his
nome in Kalamazoo from Colorado,
pleaded guilty to the charge Of intoxl-
cation and paid a SO fine. Charles
Eagan was sentenced to three days in
Jail for the same offense.
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RETURNS FROM MEXICO.
Mr.. Plank, of Pulaski, Had Most
Intareetino Tri,


Interesting Trip.
Bloomfield, Aug. ST.. f. Plank, of
Pulaski, made business trip to this
place Thursday and give a glowing
report of his trip to Old Mexico, where
he spent three weeks enjoying to the
utmost that delightful tropical climate
with its abundance of luscious fruits
and profusion Of most exquisite flow
ers. Mr.. Plank invested largely in
lumber lands, purchasing 500 acres
outright and bargaining for 400 acres
more Having sold the Pulaski -four
ing mill, Mr.. Plank intends building
a saw mill in TuNtepec, in the state Of
Oxaca, Mexico, where he intends NOV
Ing his family about the first Of Jam
uary. The country seems to afford
splendid opportunities for making an
easy living and also amassing a for
tune. The difference in value between
American and Mexican money, Amer-
can money being nearly double in
value to that of Mexico, is feature
worthy Of consideration in the invest
ment of few thousand dollars. The
Mexican laborer receives from so cents
to $1.10 per day which is inadequate to
meet the demands of the market which
places the price Of butter and lard at
81 per pound and eggs at so cents per
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Aug. ED Harris and
family started for Colorado Monday,
where they will make their future
home.
Perry Kramer was business caller
at Fairfield Tuesday.
Mrs A. NJ. Vannoy, of Blakesburg,
visited at G.. B. MeNeils Tuesday.
Nathan Bennett is quite sick. His
condition is serious.
Will Armstrong has moved to the
Dave Fisher place southeast Of town.
John Mcneil returned Thursday
from a visit in Corning.
Mrs. Blanch Truax, OF Kansas, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Wright.
Rev. Paris filled the pulpit at the
Christian church Sunday.
Mrs. 3. +. Jaw come down from OF
tumwa Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Reno.
Milan Mott, of Stockport, visited
over Sunday with his brother, S. F.
Mott
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PULASKI.

Pulaski, Aug. 3.-Isiah Plank and
Rev. Miller returned home Saturday
evening from Mexico, where they have
been viewing the country.
Miss Lille Blough left Monday for
Colorado, where she will visit her
brother, Clay, a few weeks.
Rev Wheeler filled his regular ap-
pointment at Floris Sunday.
Jess Becraft and family are visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Thos. Milliken.
Mrs. ]. J. Miller is visiting her moth.
er, Mrs. Jerry Miller, who is quite
sick.
]. ]. Stutzman, Dill Knight and viii.
son Milligan were business visitors in
Bloomfield Saturday.
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ALBA.

Abba, Aug. 5.--The Woman lodge
gave an ice cream social and literary
program last night at their hall. The
lodge team which won the state price
gave a public drill and the children's
team in it's yellow costume gave an
exceedingly pretty butterfly drill.
In the game yesterday between the
ball teams of Abba and Hooking, the
former won by a score of to 1. The
game was played at Mobiles park just
north of Abba.
Frank S. Griffin received a letter
mogordo, New Mexico, that his health
is much improved and that he hopes to
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NORTON & SMITH

will be absent from the city for about
ten days.
Mrs. VIM. Burgy, of Marengo, is Wis
iting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
w. F. Shannon.
Miss Emma Tracey, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, is spending couple of weeks at
the David Trickler home.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Will Songer, of Mel
rose. are spending few weeks with
relatives in this city.
Joe Power, of Cincinnati former
resident of this place, made business
trip to this place Tuesday.
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LEGAL.
Notlce-Proof Of WiIl.

State Of Iowa, Wapello county, IS.
To all whom it may concern: Mo-
tice is hereby given that an instru-
ment in writing purpofting to be the
last will and testament of Jane E.
Allen, deceased, was this day produce
ed, and read by the undersigned, and
that have fixed Tuesday, the 3Oth day
of August, 1904, as the day for hear
ing proof III relation thereto.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal of said court hereto affixed
this 4th day of August. 1904.
H. w. Michael,
Clerk District Court
Edw. Dugan, Deputy.
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REPUBLICANS AT sleouRNEY.
Held Township Caucus Tuesday Even
ing and Chose Delegates.

Sigourney. Aug. 4.--Sigourney town
ship republican caucus was held in the
building now used for a court room
Tuesday evening James Jackson war
elected temporary chairman and Ray
Williams secretary. The matter o. the
chair appointing a committee of three
to select delegates to the county con-
vention brought on considerable de-
bate and many enthusiastic speeches
were made. Delegates chosen We're:
]. T Parker. Robert Ashbaugh, Cy.
Pinkerton, DR.. Barrett, Thos. Ford,
VIM Haslett, John Laux, DR.. Bam-
ford, J. w. Croneweth. Ed Franken,