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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

Inc interest taken ny eAS "ouleH OI
Ottumwa in joining the international
Union Label league. This organization
is destined to greatly assist the union
lists of the city. ! think am safe in
saying the referendum vote about to
be taken by the brick layers interna-
tional will result in favor of afflliation
with the American Federation Of La
Dor and would suggest that Organizer
l.. Lightner meet with the local body
as soon as possible and secure their af-
filiation with the assembly.
Recommends Scale Committee.
81 would also recommend that an
other standing committee be appoint
cd to be known as the scale committee
whose duty it will be to examine every
scale presented with power, in conjunc-
tion with the local presenting it, to
alter. correct, or modify before sub
hitting the same to the assembly for
it's action.
'In very able address delivered re-
Gently to class of students of the
Ottumwa high school the speaker pic
tured the contests Of the early settlers,
the struggles they had gone through
to make this government what it is
and then he demanded Of the younger
generation with their higher advant-
ages of educational opportunities that
they rise to the occasion and exercise
their higher trained mind in the solu-
ton Of the problems which are today
Threatening the foundation OF the re-
public that while we may have high
er trained minds We also have greater
problems to solve
Keep Pace With the Times.
"Fellow workers, this Is good advice
for US. Labor organizations must keep
pace with the times. We cannot con-
duct the affairs of our organization to-
day us we did twenty years ago. New
duties and responsibilities are constant
ly arising. 1t is the manifest destiny
of the trades union movement 10 effect
changes in the fiscal and commercial
policy of our government that are not
yet generally conceded, For instance
the continued growth of the union
movement will in the near future stoI
those periodical gratis commonly call
ed panics. Everybody agrees that the
condition that makes the panics pos.
sible is the fact that we as a nation
produce more than We can consume
and sell and when a surplus accumu
lates to given point the doors of the
factories are closed. the mines are
shut down and general stagnation fol
lows. Why? Because the minute our
income ceases our purchasing power
ceases and we have hard times in the
midst of plenty
"It is the duty of the producers to
elect men to Office who are in favor OF
laws regulating distribution and limit
ing production. Let us, work then fo1
more organization, more education and
more unity.
"In conclusion now that my term OF
Office has expired | retire with the
most profound feeling OF gratitude to
you for the opportunity afforded me
to serve such responsive, intelligent
and generous gathering of men and
women as the Ottumwa Trades and
| ,abor Assembly,"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
TORNADO IN NEBRASKA.
TWO Persons Killed and Several Others
Injured in Storm.

Holmesville, Neb., June 80. - A tor
nado near this place yesterday killed
two persons, fatally injured third and
caused severe injury to five others.
The tornado followed a sultry after
noon and came in the shape of fun
nel-shaped cloud 1t struck and de-
molished several buildings before
reaching the Harris home. Al the lat.
ter place part Of the family reached
a cellar in safety, but Mrs. Harris and
her son Lewis and a 5.year-old daugh-
ter were unable to escape.
Great damage was done to crops and
several farm houses were DESTROYED.
but the occupants sought safety in eel
lars,
At Holmsyille several buildings
were blown to pieces and others un-
rooted, but no casualties are report
ed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
OAK HILL.

Oak Hill, June 30. l.. F. Parks
and family spent Sunday with his son
Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Knecht and family
visited at the home of Tony Klodt on
Sunday.
H. H. Berhens returned from Chica-
go Monday to look about business mat,
ters.
An ice cream social will be given
at Oak Hill Tuesday night.
Misses Ida and Laura Casady visit,
ed Troy friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P, Parks visited at
Westly Parks Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
DOC TRIM Is.
DR.. EDWARD M'MINN OF BUR-
LINeToN, LECTURES AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Popular Burlington Divine, Speakers At
Fifth of Series of Dedicatory serv-
lces-Four Cardinal Doctrines Of
the Great Commission.
From Thursdays Daily.


-Four Cardinal Doctrines of Baptists
as Contained in the Great Commission"
was the subject of the sermon by DR..
Edward McMinn, of Burlington, deliv-
cred at the First Baptist church last
night before fair sized audience. The
service was the fifth In the series of
dedicatory services which began at this
church last Saturday evening.
Short Musical Program.
The address of the evening was PEE
ceded by an organ prelude by Miss
Loren Bowen, solo entitled"The End
less Day. by Johnson and sung by
Miss Lulu Ryder and solo by Mrs.
@. R, Schilling, entitled THE Choir In
visible" The numbers were greatly en-
joyed by all
DR.. McMinn is the pastor of the First
Baptist church in Burlington, The
four cardinal doctrines of the great
commission according to his address
are evangelism, profession, obedience
and consecrated life.
Not Narrow Minded.
"God never intended that his people
should be close or narrow minded"
said DR.. McMinn. go We into all the
world and teach" is the first great COM
mission given to his disciples. This
Is the foundation stone upon which all
evangelistic work has been and is be-
ing done and is the foundation upon
which this handsome new building has
been erected and dedicated.
Always Beautiful Purpose.
Take any command or teaching
given by God and II we study it care
| fully we will find in it some beautiful
purpose. The ceremony of baptism for
instance symbolizes the burial of the
old self and the resurrection of the new
life,- a beautiful cymbolical profess
sion. 1t indicates the resurrection
above the water in which the old self
has been buried.
'"This is only one of the many pro-
fessions and teachings which we are
commanded to follow and observe.
Take he irsctersup. "55adtSHRDL.
Take the scriptures and study them
through from beginning to end and we
can gather together the commands
which We are to follow.
The Sanctifed Life.
"The fourth great cardinal doctrine
Of our commission is the living of the
sanctified life. We must feel the
close and Intimate touch of Jesus
Christ every moment in our lives. We
must be so guarded and defended by
this presence that we can go any
where at any time with absolute safety.
"These four things are the cardinal
doctrines of every Baptist's life and OF
every Christians life and these are
the things that we must live before
others.''
Public Reception Tonight,
Tonight the pastor, Rev. Davies, and
the members of the First Baptist
church will hold open house and an in
yitation is extended to the public to Wis
1t the beautiful new house of worship
which was dedicated last Sunday. To
morrow evening will close the dedicat-
ory week services. DR.. Walter M.
Walker, of Des Moincs, will deliver the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
KEokuk GETS PICNIC.
P. II. M. A. A. Annual Outing Will Be
Held In the River Citv.

'7C'o III LIE nIVcT SiIy.
From Thursdays Daily.
The annual picnic of the Packing
House Mutual Aid association will be
held in keokuk August IS, according
to q definite decision reached late
yesterday afternoon by the picnic
committee of John Morrell & Co. A
rate of S1.75 for the round trip and a
half fare rate of 90 cents has been Sc
cured. Arrangements for the picnic
will be wholly completed in a short
time. The picnic committee, w. B.
Ramsell, William Jennings and Thos
Berry will visit Keokul1 tomorrow
with a view to looking over the
grounds and making definite arrange
ments for the reception of Ottum
vans in that city. The excursion viii
be over the Rock Island route.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
RAISE WAGES OF employees.
American Window Glass Company
Comedies an Advance.

Comedies an Advance.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 80. - The Amer
lean Window Glass company has ad-
vanced the pay of the cutters and fiat
teners 26 per cent and has also given
a guarantee Of Sis per week market
money.
A revision has been made In tina
wage scale and wages are now almnst
as high as the original Philadelphia
scale. The American company pro,
poses to operate all Its machine-equtp-
ped plants throughout the summer and
will be the first concern that has ever
attempted to make window glass In
the not months.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

If you would drive away the blues, :
There Is nothing you can use
That fills the heart so full of glee.
AS drink Of Rocky Mountain Tea.
For sale by w. l.. Sar gent, the True
Druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

A powerful medicine whose myster-
fous forces once liberated within your
system produces a most wonderful
effect Drives away all life destroy
ing germs. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents,
tea or tablets. Sargent, The True
Druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
CLEVELAND BOOMERS ACTIVE.
Conference F'cld at Washington May
ResuIt In His Nomination.

conference F'gId at washington MAY
Result in His Nomination.
Washington, d c., June S0.--A con.
ference held at the home of John r.
Mclean was attended by Colonel ].
NJ, Guffey of Pennsylvania. Senator
German of Maryland and former Sem
ator Smith of New Jersey. 1t is said
the conclusion was reached to at
tempt to force the nomination OF
Cleveland at the ST. Louis convention,
il Parker fails to show the required
strength. s.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
COMPOSER or "plxiEv DEAD

Dan Emmett an OId-Tinoe Minstrel
Passes Away Suddenly.
Columbus. o., June 30. - A tele.
phone message received from Mt Yer.
non. o.. announced the sudden DEATH
in that city Of Dan Emmett, the o.
time minstrel and famous as the cc
poser of Dixie" He was about
years old.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
I'll. sinnal of Distress.

Whites of the eyes and skin yellow
show liver trouble and Jaundice. DR..
Kings New Life Pills cure or no pay.
Only 25c F. B. Clark. druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
DON'T Lose a Meal

Through dyspepsia and indigestion,
Take Electric Bitters. They cure
Stomach troubles or no pay. Only soc.
F. B. Clark. druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

Quincy Meyers and Miss Florence A.
Powell, both Of Eddyyille were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. F. F. Bridgman, Alb North Mar
ket street, Rev. ]. M. Bailey, pastor of
the First Christian church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers will reside in
Eddyyille.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

5 o'clock at the residence of sister
of the bride, Mrs. d. e, Duree, on
North Walnut avenue, Rev. J. Nj,
Bailey, pastor of the First Christian
church officiating. Only the friends
and relatives of the couple were pres.
ent. After the ceremony wedding
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don will reside in little cottage al
ready prepared in the East End.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

The Yoeman lodge No. 4O7 held
delightful entertainment last evening
in Odd Fellows hall on East Main
street. The affair was,a a grand success
both in regard to enjoyment and at
tendance. The following program was
rendered after which refreshments
consisting of ice cream and cake
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
BATAVIA.

Batavia, June 80. - w. l.. Sargent
and wife, of Ottllmwa, visited over
Sunday with w. A. Lewis.
Mrs. Elmer Vaught and children, of
Libertyyille, are visiting friends here.
Mr. Widger died Sunday morning
of cancer, after G. long illness. The
Odd Fellows conducted the funeral.
Interment was made at Bladensburg
VIM. Lntz and family were over
from Eldon Monday.
Peter Nelson and wife and George
jaeger and wife spent last week in st.
Louis visiting the Worlds fair.
Pat LaWther was business caller
in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Harry Lawther is home to spend
July 4 with his parents.
Owing to the illness Of Rev. Sin.
clair there was no services at the M
e. church Sunday.
Mrs. II. P. Darr and daughter OF
Burlington. are visiting friends and
relatives here
Pat Lawther was In Hiilsboro Sat
urday looking after the interest of the
Batavia eornet band.
Miss Hester McNub returned home
from Parson Saturday, where she has
been teaching school
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holland re.
turned to Chicago Sunday evening,
after an extended visit with relatives
here.
Misses Maggie Hawthorne and
Allie Woodruff, of Competine, are Wis.
iting at G. B. McNeil's.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02

A merry crowd of young people en-
joyed hay rack ride to Bakers grove
south of the city Tuesday evening. A
splendid supper was served in the
grove and all present had delightful
time. Those who made up the party
were Prof. ]. w. O'Bryan, Misses Ma
mic Miller, Clara Abegg. Hessie Leon
ard, Bessie Pickler. Hattie Vail. Agnes
Dempster, Elizabeth Cotton, Celia Hef-
ron, Lola Cade. Messrs Fred IIardsocg,
Earl Jacobson. James Barrier, NJ.
Burns, Orlie Newman, Lloyd Hirst,
Leo Bremhorst, Anthony Forsythe.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-07-02
CHARLTON.

Charlton. June 3O.--John Bennett,
of Des Moines is spending a few days
In the city with his old friends.
James Wisehart. of Olmitz, visited
In the city Wednesday with his
daughter Mrs. c. E. F'luke.
Miss Maude Rukey, of LeGrange,
spent the day in the city yesterday
with friends.
Chas. Flynn, OF Lucas. was a bust
ness caller in the city Wednesday.
Messrs. a. D. and ]. f. Drake, of
Russell were in the city yesterday at
tending the funeral of their nephew.
Leonard Cu]bertson.
Mrs. n. S. Melville is enjoying a
visit with her sister from Atlantic
Miss Susan Day. of Russell. was in
the city Wednesday on a shopping
tour.
Miss Alma Olson. of Red Oak. came
yesterday for visit with relatives
aear Cambria,
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sufficient. for thin cheeks.
In ease 81 building np tissue lt is
necessary 20 bring tho blood 90 the
part moro abuudautiy. For this.
shaping with the tips of the fingers
~ both hands. alternately. u ef-
fectlve
To make plump cheeks thin. close
the hand and place the fiat en- the
cheek near the corner OF the mouth
right hand on left cheek aud vice
versa. With the thump extended.
Between the thumb and the closed
fingers grasp q portion 81 the cheek
BY swinging the thumb around with
a rotary movement. which pinches
and twists the portion OF flesh. This
pressure should not BE- too severe.
"A one portion Is twisted II should
be freed aud the hand pushed on.
another bith gathered In BY the
thumb twisted aud freed. and 80 on.
This set Of manipnlatlona should d.
verge In the three lines from the
corner Of the mouth. covering the
entire check
The following Is n fine cream for
wrinkles. oil ~ sweet almonds 2
ounces. white WAX I ounce. tincture
Of benzoin one-half ounce. elder
flower water one-half ounce. pull
verified tannin two draohma Melt
tho wax, pour IN the oil, add the
tannin. then the beuzoini drop by
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WILLS. RIcnARpsos a CO..
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.

play more than the others The
pressure above the eve should be
quite firm. but much lighter under
the eye
The wrinklcd eyelid may be i'm
proved by picking up the flabhy
tigsus with the tips Of the thumb
and fingers. no. -
Begin az the inner corner and
work outward using both hands
aalas one elbow aud lower the 9th
81 80 that the BIT OF tissue gathered
W VII be az right angles To the
wrinkle. the object being to break
THE wrinkle 40 every manipulation
In manipulating Ia the region OF the
eye one must not bring any pres
sure 60 bear upon the oyeball. AS
cases have been known where the
Vision has been materially altered.
tile ball having been made either
By the injudicious treatment. more
or less convex than natural.
. In oil treatments for building
use the skin food for that purpose.
also 10 prevent irritation from fric-
ton.
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II Is difiisult habit 10 hfeak but
Must be broken before aay wrinkle
cure Wlll b. Of benefit.
In the massage the good Ga accom-
rRished By stimulating tbs clfcula-
ton d the blood through which Sc
Hewed strength Il brought - the
facial muscles. jest 81 any uuszin
Is built up and strengthened BY "a
ercise II too neahy. cansid=Faile
friction should b. used. for this
BREAKS DOWN The tissue and rs
pels the waste Particles thFousA thf
circulation FOR BEILpINs ~
THE FRICTION SHOULD HE
MODERATE
~ dlsass ans MUSCLE 81 the beslF
will become thin and ilAhby The
muscles 81 the face require the cxe1
c.se vhethes the face II soft and
fleshy or thin and wriukied but the
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manner OF exercise must dlffcr
mo. ~
beginning with the neck make "A
rotary motion with the flat of the
nuaers from the under slide of the
chin well down on the chest Six
rotary sweeps downward working
the arm easily from the shoulder
repeat about five times ON each
slide
This manipulation given moaer-
ntely, viii develop the TISSUES of the
neck
Where the opposite effect Is de-
sired. another movement must be
used. far a greater tonHth 81 time
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set another useful movement IL the
following. made BY doyetailinE the
first and second fingers Of the
hands aud sliding them toward each
other. drawing apart sliding to-
Fether. apart. etc. working from
one side Of the forehead across TO
the other side A little more pres
sure may be used with this. tho
o.
The rotary movement Is to be
used always for working Ia the
skin food. making Il upward and
outward. aud is especially useful In
case OF clogFed pores on the chin
or the nose. Here only the tips OF
the fingers can be used and the
rotary must be somewhat deep TO
assist In freeing the collection from
the pores.
The best time 10 give oneself a
massage is Just before retiring. Tor
various reasons One Is usually less
hurried nc this time. less restricted
hy clothing and the wrinkles which
are somewhat smoothed away at
czech treatment are not 30 apt 60 be
reset during the night rs the face
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OPERATIONS NOT ALWAYS
NECESSARY.
possors Fs.au.n,ly Mistaken.

14-AAAA aa9FtAfE Hff#HA@E=~Ass
4 suffered untold agony with
piles for over three years Two doc
tors told ne nothing bat an opera
tfon would cure me. tried eiffer-
eat remedies. bst nothing did me
any good until ! used Pyramid Pie
Care / bought SIX fifty cent boxes
AZ the drug store. and nov I ean do
nv work and 30 out. where before
/ spent most Of mytime lying down.
thaak God for giving the dlarox-
erer the knowiedge % make such
cure. I recommend g 60 all my
friends, and II I ever have piles
again will certainly use this re-
markmbls remedy You can use his
IN any way ron wish 70 make
known the wonderful merit ~ fyrs
amid pile Cure Mrs. Wm. Mnckr.
N Marshall street. Eiizaheth. y. J.
The experience Of this lady ia
that Of thousands Of others who
have been assured tsat nothing
short Of an operation would rid
them OF this distressing complaint.
On the face u It. " appears a. II
too many surgeons operate IN or
der that they may keep their hand
IN. and iose no portion 81 their
skill. then. again. too many sur
Reons are anxious 10 experiment
like the scientific man is Mark
Twain's pathetic story of the dog
and her little puppy. and do not
have proper regard for a patients
physical welfare or condition.
We advise every sufferer 10 think
twice before submitting 70 an OBJ
Grafton for piles. and suggest that
those interested write to The Pyra-
mid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich for
their little book on the causes and
cure ~ piles. whish ia seut free for
the asking
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aulla
one cheeks that are thin and sag
EinK the treatment ahould BE- only
moderately deep aud Car a Short
time Severe treatment W6ll make
them thinner a rotary movement
given Nlth the balls of the unaera
81 effective
To treat the fiKht eheak place che
thumb 81 the isff baud Just beyond
the CORNER ~ the conth on the left
cheek. a. a brace Make rotary
movements. upward and Outward
lseelnniHE A. the corner ~ the
mouth and making lhree dlvrrElnE
lines Of manipulation over che
check with the right hand trrat
the issi cheek 80 -
The akin food shouid - aard
during all manipulation About
five times over each cheek viii be-
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and with more force
Close the hand doubling She end
~ the thumh nadsf the first fiuEsT
Grasp a portion % the flesh uadeT
the rhiu between the henl first Gin
ger and the seeond Joint o. the
thumb Thia is practically a piheh-
InE movement Turn the hand oErr
and outward with a WriuRing. twist
ing movement ncEia under the left
Jaw. close 80 the ear. with the right
hand a1.1 work downward then
a. little forward worktue downward
next almost under the chin. WORK
IhE downward Then treat the right
side with she teft hand
With the butainEsup massage q
Eocd tissue building cream should
he used ~ follows spermaeeti
ane-haif ounce. white wax one. hair
ounce. ianoiin one ounee. oil ~
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ful and quieting 20 the nerves. and
the tendency 20 make wrinkles ~
thereby leHaeneh.
in this treatmeUt both hands are
10 be- used Place the hands 80 that
the first three fingers Wlll rest on
the braws. on the bonY structure.
With considerable pressure move
the hands outward. bring the fin
gers downward around the corners
Of the eyes. breaking the laughing
lines" there back under the eyes
atiil following the bony structure.
tho. -
When passing downward AZ the
outer corner Of the eye and In to-
ward the noce under the eye. the
middle finger will be brought into
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

b. inaai applications. aa they CAR
not reach Che diseased portion - the
car There is uul# uWa wa ca cure
deafness and that ia hF constitutional
remedies Deafness BE- caused uy an
fHfIHn4fd runHffiuH - TIE mucous
iiuina In fha F.iatafhiau Tahe When
thia fnbe ia fnfiamfd W0u have
rum bling enund uf imperfect hearing
ard uhru 10 is entirely closed Deal
ness ia The result aud unless the In
Hammatfan can be- taken out ard this
tube restored 20 ifH normal condition
hearing wfli hs destroyed forever r,un
cases out ~ ten are caused hV Ca
tarrh which b nothing but an lnfl1m-
"a condition ~ tha mucous surfaces.
We WlH alive one Hundred Dollars
for any case - Deafness tfauaad BY
eatarfhI that cannot BE- CURED BY
Hairs CalaUh Cure Send for cir
cuiars free u. J CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. .
Sold hY praEElats. fde.
Take Halls Family pills for COM
sfipaflou.
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For The lines &C the corners Of the
mouth I consider the following the
best method uf aelf-treatment
Brace the first fingers across the
wrinkle At the top aud drawing the
thumbs upward. alternately, break
the wrinkle at every move. 10.
q
In treating wrinkles always use a
akin food that b a. good tissue
builder % prevent irritation from
friction aud % nourish the Tissues
Tfy the following
one ounce anaFmBcetl. half ounce
white wax. two ounces oil uf sweet
almonds. une ounce innoline. one
ounce c0eaanut oil. rs drops tine
tufe af benFoin. one ounce orange
flower water Melt the fats and oils.
aud after removing from fire pour
in orange naAer water Add the
hentulu last and beat % cream
with an eRgbnater