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49, iA-D-A "o OF three experienced
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WANTED-25 good stove plate moulders;
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2OO7 First Avenue.
REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE.
$21oO-Lot 55x14o; corner 18th street and
Sylvan avenue.
$270O-Modern Groom cottage; Richmond
Place.
s165O-Property 18th street. near F; rents
$34S
s2sO0-Good investment; 18th street. near
F; pays 1920
ss5oO-5th avenue. north. near 18th street;
rents S672.
oo--well-improved property; South 2srd;
rents $126O
Sl75O-100x240; 10th avenue. north and 3lst.
$12. 500-Excellent South goth street home.
$40 Per Foot-Choice Sycamore street lot.
$2650-Nice cottage home; Fountain
Heights.
$1500-Lovely North oath street lot.
$2250-7-room 2-story new house; West
End.
FOR RENT.
$21-6 room house. 2209 Avenue E.
s35-7 rooms; 1908 9th avenue.
Let us write your fire insurance.
M'CON,sELL & CAIN iHT.
Phones 49, 22O N. 2lst Street.
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EXCELLENT table board, 1850 per week
Newly furnished room, IS and $12 per
month. 707 N. 18th street. Bell phone,
1923. 2-16-6t
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BOARD-By two northern young men en-
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FOR SALE.


FOR sALE-s5OoO Montgomery city AZ per
cent bonds due 1929. and $4,000 Opelilza,
Ala. per cent bonds, 1884; for sale
low John Blaekmar & Son., Brokers,
Columbus, Ga. 2-17-ot
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. buggies,
surveys and spring wagons, at Peck
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FOR SALE-Halls fire and burglar proof
safes: best in the world; second hand
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work a speciality. Birmingham Safe
company. successors to John A. Vance
& Co., 17oS First av1ifue.
FOR SALE-Interest in new manufacture
ing business in Birmingham: best propo-
sition you ever saw. You get the only
salaried position; other partners silent
but influential; takes $1,000. Box 1I6,
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iron safes and Carrara pains. Alabama
Grocery Company. l-l-tf
WANTED-Few tons secondhand or re-
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The Vulcan March is a lively and artis-
tic piece of music, and was written in
honor of Birmingham's famous iron man
to be exhibited at the st. Louis exposi
ton.
st. Bernard College, Publishers. For
sale by all music dealers. 2-lS-eod-1mo
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FOR RENT.
Rooms EOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
ROOM hot bath; price reasonable. 2212
Fourth avenue 2-1S-tf
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Mattresses

Of all kinds and grades manufactured.
THE PERFECTION MATTRESS our
speciality. Write for catalogue.
PERFECTION MATTRESS co.
Birmingham, Ala.
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WEAK and NERVOUS WOMEN
MADE STRONG AND WELL BY
DR.. GREENE'S NERvURA.

life tragedy 1t is succession of defeats
the first experiences womanhood encountered wit
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though the whole crowd seeth who
threw the eggs, nobody knoweth when
the policemen inquire concerning it,
saying, Who-trowed-de-aig?
For the rest of the doings of the UNI.
pire and all that he did and the griev-
GUS lessons by which he is taught al
ways to decide for the home team, are
they not written in every baseball re-
port in the country Baltimore Amer
lean,
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FITz PICKS JET T
SAYS MAN WHO
WHIPPED HIM WILL DOWN
MUNRoE.
Lanky Bob, Now an Actor, Allows
His Mind to Rest Again Upon the
knights Of the Squared Circle and
Says Montana Miner Will Go Out.

San francisco, Aug. 25.-At a
conference today between repre-
sentatlves of Jeffries and Monroe
and Referee Eddie Graney it was
decided to fight according to Mar
quis Of Queensbury rules, with the
added stipulation that they must
protect themselves In clinches
and in breakaWays.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
GREYHouNDs DROP sEcoNr
game TO sTANpPATrERs BY
CLOSE SCORE.
Ex-superior Twirier and Grant schopp
Opposed to Lefty corins, Won Yes
terday's Game at Boone-Beaver
Makes His Usual Homer.

Boone, Aug. rs. -(Special) -Anoth-
er exhibition OF how close it is posi-
ole to come to winning ball game
Without actually winning it was given
st Recreation park yesterday after
noon The greyhounds outbatted, out
played and outpiched the standpats all
the way through until the ninth. when
Archer threw the ball somewhere
around first in an effort to cut of link
who was playing off. This was just
after link had been awarded base
an balls In the ninth and Archer held
4 the ball to fozzle him link saw the
hall, but Painter was watching the
pitching link darted back to nrst but
when he saw what happened he pull
ed the reverse lever, instantly, got up
back motion and from that on was a
limited train to station number 3. Aft
er two men had been retired, Plake
surprised himself with hit, scoring
#zink- The standpats clinched the game
with double in their half, after Arch
er had singled.
The Run Getting.
Lefty Corins pitched an excellent
\ game, but somehow Beaver is his hoo
y doc on the home run business. With
1.-TWO out in the fourth Kennedy singled
aand Beaver followed it up with four
Dagger over the fence. This tied up the
score after Pennington had brought in
Anderson with a home run, after An
.1Serson's hit in the second. The honors
II we're even.
Then Boone started In to get some
Aore. They were after Schopp, and
they got him hard. In the fifth Mcclure
H started the ball with q double, LaIly
go the sign to dump him to third which
he did to the kings taste Painter, Ar
cher and Bassy all hit in Succession.
sThe first scored Dennie. Archer moved
Vainter to second and Bassy drove a
Nstinger that hit the third sack square
yin the nose and went careening out
past Curtis. Painter logged home, but
AArcher was caught trying to stretch
Ehe hit FOR third base. Bassy went to
second and Anderson got a base on
It5alls. but Penny was not there with
Enis home run this time.
Fl In Ottumwa's half of the seventh 1t
began to sprinkle hits. Beaver singled
link took a left hand position as If
4 ne were going to bunt and swatted the
ball over the left field fence for two
tbags, Everitt hit and scored both,
Flake attempted to dump Eyeritt, but
booth got safe on an error. Redmond got
safe on Everitt's put-out at third and
then Mcclure, Pennington and Paint.
er ended the agony with double.
The score that won the game came
In the ninth in the distressing man
ner above described and one more
close game was lost by Boone
Schopp was pounded hard and was
retired in the seventh in favor of Doll
The greyhounds commenced on Doll in
/ the same way, but could not score. The
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Neumeyer is Drafted,

Pitcher Neumeyer one of the North
league stars. secured by Myers of the
Waterloo club when the league went
defuntc. has been drafted by the Sioux
City team of the Western league. Neu-
meyer has accepted the terms, but the
Sioux City management is yet wait
ing for him to report.
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FOR SALE.

Two mich COWS Zone Jersey. two
single top buggies, two sets Of single
and one set of double harness, one
cart All in first class order, will be
sold at bargain. Call at Ash and
Fourth streets, or John P. Applequist,
over Cullen's Store.
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gentle at heart is q generation
straight throWerS

Peradventure, when that they all
throw the eggs at once they all smite
the umpire upon the head and face, so
that he smelleth even unto heaven,
and they that are with him, even the
policemen. smell also. For, behold,
hath not a goodly portion Of the eggs
splashed upon them?
Yet again 1t com eth to pass that al
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ostdiek to Major LEAGUE.

Harry Ostdiek formerly of this city,
now catching for the Fl. Wayne team
of the Central league has been bought
by the Boston club of the American
league and will go to that club at the
close of the present Central league
season Ostdiek has been with the TT
Wayne club for the past two years and
is considered one Of the best catchers
in the league,
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One Package From Marshalltown.

The Marshalltown Times-Republican
IL mad. In fact 1t Ia awful mad, so
mad that Il is seeing things. It accuses
the Quakers of giving Ottumwa Mon
days game In order to help Ottumwa
win the pennant. This comes with
poor grace from town whose club
only the day before tried to relay a
game in the hope that the rain would
come to spare them defeat. If the
Times-Republican has ATTY coal to
heap on anyone it should pile them on
the club from that town, which has
the conceit to believe 1t can play ball.
-Oskaloosa Herald.
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Game Here on sunday.

A baseball team composed of the
local K. o. T. M. has arranged a game
to be played with the Batavia baseball
club at the West End park Sunday aft
ernoon. A good game is promised and
all are invited to attend.
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Summary. of the Game.

SUMMARY OF the Cams.
Earned runs - Boone 4; Ottumwa 4.
Left on bases = Boone 10; Ottumwa
u Sacrifice hits - Lally, Flake. Stolen
Sbases - Bassy. Two base hits - Nc
CURE. Myers, Beaver, link. Home runs
bennington, Beaver. Double plays -
Myers TO Mcclure to Painter; Nc CURE
80 Pennington to Painter, Beaver to
Kennedy to link. Bases on balls - Off
Gorins q; off Schopp il off Doll L.
struck out - by Corins 8; by Schopp
.; by Doll l. Wild pitch Schcpp.
FINE of game ~ 1:50. Umpire = Bur
rel. Attendance - $780,
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oskaloosa II, Fort Dodge o.

Eft. Dodge, Aug. 25.-Ft. Dodge was
5faaghtered in the second of the Sc
les with Oskaloosa here yesterday.
ne visitors piled up score after score
through their hard hitting, added to
nmerous errors on the part Of the
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FOR sALE-SEvFRAL NO. FRESH
mich COWS. Old phone, Clements
line, Agency. Geo. r. Giltner, Of
tumwa, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-GOOD BABY CAB.
Call or address 105 s. Ward st.

FOR SALE-LOTs NO. IS AND as
on Sheridan avenue. Dnin addition,
and lot No. a. block a, Janrey addi-
tlon. These lots will be sold cheap
II taken at once. Apply at Courier
office.
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9 5 $ s g e e s g s s< & s. s. S. s. s. q

locals. Five scores were mode by them
IN the first inning. Easton was then
taken from the box and Enbanks sub
stituted. The change proved useless
and the game was all Oskaloosa's 8.
The score: R.H. e.
TT. Dodge ;. oooooo0oo-0 1 s
Oskaloosa -. 510O4O1OO-11 9 0
Batteries -Easton. Enbanks and
Moody; Coates and Henry. Two base
hits-Henry, Slear. Home runs-Cas-
sfbone. Double plays-Kensell to Cas-
sibone to Donahue; Eubanks to Jones;
Fisk to Franks to Jones. Hit by pitch
er-Slear. Left on bases-Ft Dodge
5, Oskaloosa 3. First on balls-Off
Easton 8, off Enbanks /. of Coates S.
Struck out-By Eubanks 0, by Coates
l. Time of game--1:35. Umpire
Chosen. Automatically.
q
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DAY OF THE UMPIRE
THE PARABLE OF AN ORDINARY
BASEBALL GAME AND ITS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE.

Arbiter of the Diamond and His Labors
Works Meet Not With Approval
and His Life Is Full Of Woe - He
Of tho sonorous Voice Unpopular.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO
help with house work. One living
on South Side preferred. 3O2 Chester
avenue.
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FOR gALE-FIRsT CLASS DRUG
stock in county seat town In South
eastern Iowa. Can be kept in present
location. Good reasons for selling.
Apply to J. w. Edgerly & Co., Of
tumwa, Iowa.
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WANTED--2 DINING ROOM GIRLS,
! chamber girl. Hotel Lacey, Oska-
| loosa, Iowa.
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wANTED--PEoPLE TO TAKE AD-
vantage Of the moonlight excursions
these fine moonlight nights. Boat
will leave boat house every after
noon at $3.50 and 1880. Telephone
732.
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WANTED - AT ONCE, TWENTY.
Ave cigar makers. at Mckee & Pot.
ter's.
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1gNNVNy!9Yg gyN1Y2Tylog,c
WANTED.

CLARINET PLAYERS-wILL TAKE
limited number Of pupils on Clari-
net. G. c. Humphrey, 211 N. RAN
som street.
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FOR sALE-TwO HOUSES ON
South Side; will sell on installment
plan. Phone 1920 or address w. S.
Sponsler, South Ottumwa, Ia.
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WANTED - BY SEPT. TO 10
three or four rooms FURNISHED or
unfurnished) for light housekeeping.
within blocks Of Market and Sec
ond. (no children), must be in good
locality. State price. etc. Address
L, Courier.
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AND 'JISHWASH-
er, at Greenlight Chop House.
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WANTED = GIRL FOR LIGHT
work; short distance west of OF
tumwa; desire either young girl or
middle aged lady. Address "a. r."
Courier.
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WANTED - BY BOY - TO DO
chores and attend high school. Refer
70 DIR. Creath, phone 14S, or write to
Roscoe Taylor at Batavia, Iowa.
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New York, Aug 25.--In the opinion
Of Bob Fitzsimmons, who is now a
handy man with his fists in play
called "a Fight for Love" at the Met
ropolitan theatre, Jim Jeffries will have
no difficulty in disposing of Jack Nun
roe.
"I'll tell you, son." said Fitz, as he
stood in the wings of the stage last
night, II have been up against jeff on
two occasions, and I know what his
real worth is, likewise how hard he can
hit. l admire Munroe and l wish him
luck, but my frank opinion is that the
champion will put him away in less
than ten rounds. In fact, my limit
is eight rounds
II have heard tina; Jeffries has not
trained hard for this fight, and that
he will go into the ring carrying more
weight than he ever did before. This,
however, In my opinion, will not de-
tract from Jeffries' speed The cham
pion does not expect hard fight, and
he knows full well he can carry the
extra weight for eight or ten rounds
without any trouble.
"Munroe Is an ambitious youngster,' -
continued the former champion, "but
hardly think he is capable of worry
ing JEFF much. have never fought or
boxed with Munroe, but | have seen
him in action, and if he scores over the
champion ! will be greatly surprised
know that Munroe is a strong young
ster with good punch and an i'm.
mense amount of confidence, but real
ly can't see him in Jeffries' class.
don't want to have Munroe feel hurt
but it is an honest, frank opinion. Nun
roe is youngster who would like to
get along, and he is entitled to all the
credit that is given him.
II think that Jeffries fairly over
matches the miner" added Fitz, shak
ing mis- head segely, as IL he had reach
ed the conclusion after deliberately
weighing the ability Of both men.
Fitzsimmons was asked If he woult
challenge the winner, but he refused
to make a positive statement. wait
until the fight is over" was all he
would say.
Rouse's Point, N. Y, Aug. Is. -
battle between Philadelphia Jacl
O'Brien and Tommy Ryan, the holde
of the worlds middleweight champion
ship is as good as clinched and thu
men will put ZIP their hands before Thu
international Athletic association herr
on or about October 1.
Ten days ago Jack O'Brien accepted
| the terms Of the local club for a figh
with Ryan and he put it UP to Ryar
to sign articles. Ryan was communi
Gated with and promptly accepted thu
offer. All ne stipulates is that thu
weight be made 156 ringside. Thi
weight is understood to be acceptable
4 to O'Brien. The articles for the flgh
will be signed within week.
Henry D. Gibbs, manager of the In
! ternational club will meet the fighter
at the office Of the Evening Journa
and complete arrangements for tn,
contest. Gibbs has agreed to post hal
the purse at the time the articles ar,
| signed and to post the balance tel
days before the date of the mill. H
will forfeit the monye posted to tn
| fighters If he fails to pull off the flgh
as scheduled.
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FOR sALE-FINE RUBBER TIRE
buggy and harness, like new; fine
milk cow. fresh in November: Mo-
torcycle fine baby carriage, fine cor
ner lot; easy payments. Will trade
for good horse or team. New Piano
House, 10 S. Market.
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WOOD CHOPPERS
at once. Phone 1872. or call at boat
house. c. r. Crabb, West Second
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE
driving horse and first class rubber
tire driving buggy. Address Box
234. Eldon, Iowa.
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WANTED-PoSITIO AS STENO-
grapher: 4 years experience; Smith
or Remington: operator touch sys-
tenn. Address CLIP" care Courier.
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Marshalltown ;, keokuk 2.

MarshalltoWn 8, Keokuk 2.
Marshailtown, Aug. 25.-The locals
punched their hits and were luckier
with the stick than the visitors, win
ming an uninteresting game--3 to 2.
The opposition gave the crowd ner-
vous prostration by making two in the
ninth inning. The score: r. H. q.
Marshalltown 200O1000*-3 8
Keokuk >. ;. 00OO000O2-2 s
Batteries-Green apd Shook; Hav-
tland, Green and Hackett Two base
hits-Dowers, Green, Black. = Stolen
bases-Hackett, bowers. Sacrifice
hits-House 2, Shook. Earned runs
Marshalltown 1. Struck out By
Greene 4. Haviland l, Green i. Time
Of game-1:30. Umpire-Qulgg, At
tendance-27O-
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wANTED--AT ONCE, BELL BOYS
from 16 to is years old at Ballingall,
Apply at Office.
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Waterloo 8; Burlington 4.

Waterloo 8; Burlington 4.
Waterloo, Aug. 25-Waterloo ran
away with yesterdays game in the
third inning, when the Microbes
pounded Mekemson for a perfect tor
rent Of singles and two baggers, regis
tering five runs before he was re-
quested to step into the outfield and
allow Fleming to twirl. This one
round decided the Fate of the invaders,
and throughout the balance of the
game they played without vim or sem
blance OF determination to close up
the gap. Ernie Bantz, who threw out
his arm six weeks ago, and has been
on the bench for repairs, took the fir
ing line yesterday afternoon and held
the visitors down to FIVE hits. With
better support he would have gotten
away with still cleaner slate SO far
as runs are concerned. While Melem-
son was pounded hard. Fleming was
fairly successful. and Bantz did not
escape entirely from the smuggling fea-
lures, Grogan driving out a pretty
three-bagger to the fence in the ninth,
and Black had little difficulty in lift
ing the sphere over the boards in the
nfst inning. The only Jolt OF the
days sport occurred in the eighth
when Manager Black received ter
rife blow on the skull from a pitched
ball. He was given prompt medical
assistance and will recover.
Score by innings:
Burlington 80. $50. 11oOO01o1-4
Waterloo 80 $50. 015101O0*--8
Two base hits-Miller 2, Anklam,
Bantz. Three base hit Grogan.
Home run-B1ack. Base on balls-Off
Bantz 1, off Fleming /. Struck out
BY Bantz 8. by Mekemson l, by Flem-
ing 4. Wild pitches-Bantz. Passed
balls-Jameson /, Alberts 1. Sacrifice
hits-Scharnweber. Bantz, Fleming.
Hit by pitcher-Bantz. Double play
Grogan to Shafer. Stolen bases
Rudd 2. jameson Time of game
1:3u. Umpire-Tiley. Attendance
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25

New York, Aug 25.--In the opinion
OF Bob Fitzsimmons, who is now a
handy man with his fists in play
called "a Fight for Love" at the Met
ropolitan theatre, Jim Jeffries will have
no difficulty in disposing of Jack Nun
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25

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