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Toilet Paper special!

Basement At almost give-away prices. Only the buying power back of this store could secure such bargain and we cannot hope to duplicate it soon again. All have 1000 sheets to the roll
 regular Sc kind for Sc roll
 regular Sc kind for 4c roll
 regular 10c kind for 5c a roll
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and shoot poisoned arrows at you if you happen to venture within range of their blow-guns. The center of the stream is the only safe place. During the rainy season the mosquitoes swarm on the orinoco in clouds, and sleep is next to impossible. Even the grass when you venture ashore, is your enc. ny.--Harper's Weekly.
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THE DANGERS OF ORCHID HUNT,

The most beautiful region the orchid collector meets in his travels Is about the Orinoco, the Rio Negro and the Amazon in South America. The scene ry at times passes beyond the beautiful
 and becomes so grand as to be almost terrible. Everything is on such a great
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Caps for Baby reduced!
The Toilet Goods you want

Centre Store -are quite to be found here for there are very few good kinds that we do not sell
 And we sell them so fast and recorder so often, that they are always fresh, Dr. Marshall's Violet Talcum- m-10c jar Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder-15c box Queen Wilhelmna Toilet Powder--15c Wider's Tooth Paste, in opal boxes-19c Daggett & RamsdelI's Cold Cream-10c, 25c, 35c 50c 85c and $1.50 Rkers Violet Cerate-50c Rker's Violet Toilet Water-25c 50c and 75c Rker's Liquid Green Soap Shampoo, small size-25c
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have lodged in the left bronehus behind the base of the heart, and the removal of it by the usual means would have been exceedingly dangerous. Philadel- phia Record.
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Jockey Talk about your eavesdrop- pers; that's the coolest one I ever saw. Coakley- Who is that?
 Jockey An icicle.--Philadelphia Ledger.
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Hosiery for Women and Children

Centre Store. East Aisle The reason this is the most popular Hosiery De partnent in New Haven is because 1t gives the big gest values all the year round. For example, Chdren's black cotton Hose with spliced heels and toes-12ac pair.
 Chdren's black cashmere Hose with gray heels and toes-25c pair $1 38 for six pairs. Wonen's 37ac black lisie Hose for 25c7-lace ankle effects.
 Wonen's medium and heavyweight black cotton Hose with double soles, and spliced heels and toes -25c pair or $1. .38 for six pairs. Woren's black cotton or lisle Hose--3 pairs in box for S1 00
 Women's fine black cashmere Hose, seconds of BOG quality39c pair or pairs for $1.00.
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Gas Radiators and Oil Heaters
an the Uery aSck of tSnle
 ct the pern Lo1cest 11f.ices

M the very n5ck of tl1e
 at the Uery oUest prices
 Winter has only just begun and Gas Radiator Oil Heater will come hand to reinforce the regular heater stoye We've been told by many investigations bear out the statement that show the largest and best assortment of styles the city, and that our prices are lowest You can get 6tube tall Gas Radiator, nckelplated here for $323 4tube tall Gas Radiator, auminuninished and eweed, here for $1.S8
 4tube low Gas Radiator, nickelpated here for $209 4ube low Gas Radiator alumnum-nished here for $l65 Smokeess Oil Heaters japanned finish, here for S3S8 Smokeess Oil Heaters, with nickel top here for S4S5 Sokeess Oil Heaters full nickeltrimmed here for S465
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Fresh Candy-12kc ID.
Centre Store

7@--- Centre Store NM -9---7@-
 All our candy is fresh. Made the day before it is on sale
 All our candy is pure. Eat as much of it as you wish.
 All our candy is clean You couldn't be more particular about your own kitchen than about the place in which our candy is made.
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Women's UnderWear-b b

Centre Store, East Aisle Mediun1-weight fine cotton Vests and Pants sec onds of soc quality-S9c, or 3 for $1.0O. Fleece-lined Vests and Pants seconds of 50c quail ity-Ssc, or for $1.00
 Part-wool oneita Combination Suits regularly $1 150-here at $1.00.
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, Feb. 25.--Mr. and Mrs.
Jno. III. Jamison visited over Sunday
in Chequest township at the Geo. w.
Clafiin home.
Mrs. w. I. Boyle and little daughter
have returned to their home In Bopa-
parte, after a weeks visit at the Geo.
r. Smith home.
Miss Maud Eherhard has returned
to her home in Des Moines township,
after a weeks visit with friends here.
Henry Holtz Of Leando visited here
several days the first Of this week at
the home Of County Auditor G. q.
Rambo.
w. w. Dyer, who has been in the.
meat market at this place for the past
year, has sold out his meat business to
Lawton & Jenkins and possession will
be given the first Of March. Mr.. Dy-
er has not yet determined what he
will do
A. H. Lane and family of Henry
township have moved to Keosauqua
and now occupy the J. S. Sloan resi-
dence near the depot that he recently
purchased from Miss Hattie Sloan.
Miss Hattie Sloan and her aunt Miss
st. Clair have moved into the j. s. Ell
lott property on Bridge street.
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tending school In Abba came home
Friday sick with the grip.
Charley Shiber was in Ottumwa Sat-
llrdaV
lancaster.

Lancaster, Feb 24.-Nal Lowe mov-
ed his household goods in with Frank
Lowe the first of the week. Mr.. Lowe
ana sons expect to spend the summer
IN the west. Mrs. Lowe will remain
here. -
Lon Randall moved to the Sam
Brunt home Monday s
Burt Morrow, who has been sick for
some time, is still very i'll.
Lottie Terrell came home the middle
OF last week, having an attack of the
grip. She was unable to fulfill her
school duties. She returned Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society of this place
are preparing to give home talent
entertainment Thursday evening.
March 8, entitled "Tompkins' Hired
Hand"
S. e. Divilbiss spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Several from here are attending the
protracted meetings at Hayesville.
Joe Bolt and son, Ivan, attended the
historical contest in Hayesville We'd
nesday evening. Ivan was the repre-
sentative.
Rev. Pike expects to hold protract-
ed meeting here at the M. E. church in
the near future.
Walter Edwards and Frank Bur-
rough of Tick Ridge attended church
here Sunday evening.
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place of the old-fashioned, leisurely
treatment of disease, and DR.. Williams
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ishing the world by the triumphs they
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With speed they combine convenience,
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Here Is fresh proof of their cohcen.
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of No. 1897 Bodeman street, Burling.
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woman, who about two and half
years ago found herself In danger De
losing her power to work altogether.
She says: 81 got rheumatism which
made my knees and elbows very stfff
my arms and could hardly lift my
feet over my doorstep. I ought to
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Pale People by friend, who said she
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Dr. Williams Pink Pills are a good
medicine and if ever have rheuma-
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I have told many friends what they did
for me and / am glad everybody should
know"
This is valuable news to all who suf.
fer from rheumatism, as DR.. Willians'
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the reach Of all and they act SO thor
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They are sold at all druggists. Or
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240S-Harper, McIntire Co., one set
Potts sad irons.
s476-G. B. Chapman. one pair Of
slippers, 50.
. 1oss-Dr. D. G. Brockman, one visit
IN town, medicine free.
1350-W. H. Cooper & Son, one In
dian stool.
4262-Haw & Simmons Co., one
American clothes wringer.
2627-Hall-Ekfelt Fur. Co., one jar
dinier stand.
119s-J. g. Hutchinson & Co., one
dozen fancy California fruits.
5SS6-Carrow market, one loin steak.
7ll2-H. w. Michael, one free mar
'riage license. ~
7151-Chris Myers. repairing one
pair shoes.
S101-Walter Davis, cleaning and
pressing one pair pants.
2637-Huffman & Co., one Indian
bead belt.
5ss5-E. H. Emery & Co., one box
oranges.
5a22.-McCarroll Bros, one monkey
wrench.
5392-W. G. Wyman, 100 piece din.
ner set.
429S-Brown's Candy Kitchen, One
5 ID box candy.
7l46-Lang bakery, one fine cake.
4l1-Wilkinson Tea & Coffee Co.,
one piece china.
1o77-Warden Wall Paper Co., one
picture.
2415-Acme Electrical Supply Co.,
flashlight.
2425-Jones & Buchanan, one sack
of Queen of Pantry" flour.
713S-Dr. S. A. Spilman-One ampu-
tation of leg.
S9S3-W. w. Cummings, 100 TBS. ice.
42S9-Silberman Bros, one hide.
1881. A. Ballard, one marriage
ceremony.
25os-W. H. c. jacques, defense in
one case assault and battery.
2646-Waterworks Co., Water rent
$500
S92-John Morrell C Co., one fine
ham.
4228-Frank Graham & Bros, three
lbs. Mocha and Java.
2SS9-Tom Sumner, three games
billiards free.
1O7s-J. H. Merrill Co., one sack
Golden Rod flour.
236S-J. F. Bauer & Co.. Is ID box
Perfection Red Hawk candy.
2647-Jnlius Fecht, 25 Universal I'M
perial Special cigars.
6901-Penn Oil & Supply Co., one
half barrel best coal oil or gasoline
delivered any place in, the city.
5362-Crips Bros, use of best landau
for wedding party.
2640-G. w. Breeding, load of sand
in city limits.
SS3-Starr Bros, l bale of straw.
4763-John Shafer, one shave.
A Few Prize Winners.
A few Of the prize winners at the
ball have been discovered as follows:
Hubert Hills-One visit in town,
medicine free. offered by DR.. D. G..
Brockman.
George Bramhow - One lamp, Of
Tered by Putnam & Bridgman.
Frank Kohl - One leg amputated,
offered by DR.. S. A. Spilman.
w. Grotz, One months water rent
free, offered by the Waterworks COM
pany.
Horace Williams - One box of CT
gars, offered by julius Fecht.
I. Bert Bohe ~ One saw buck, offered
by Ottumwa Hardware Co.
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Davis County LinA.

Davis County Line. Feb. 2& DIR.
Bassett called Sunday at the 49,;
Seitz home. ~ y s
Berdena Carroll spent few days at
Bloomfield this week.
Miss Lille Garter Is on the sick
list. 43 ts 3}B
Sam Hamm made a business trip 10
Eldon Monday.
James Blanchard visited Tuesday
and Wednesday with his sister. Mrs.
Edith Swain.
Gilbert Thompson visited Sunday at
Joe Carter's.
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Columbia.

Columbia, Feb. 24.-Preaching SER
vices will be held next week at Co
lumbia.
Mrs. Jane Gardner, who has been So
seriously i'll, is better.
Miss Mary Johnson, who has beer
sick for some time is better.
Frank and Bert Roberts are laid III
with the grip.
s. W. Byram's family is better.
Will Stodghill visited Sunday with
Rolla and Bert Cannon.
j. A. Sackett was in Ottumwa yes
terday on business.
Harry Stevens shipped hogs from
Dudley yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lammis have
been having a siege Of the measles.
Lew Cramblet, who has been, at
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position to take effect march,, and will
enter the service Of a life insurance
company During the past few months
Mr.. Brink has been assisting Grand
Regent Wilson of this city In establish.
ing new lodges in this vicinity and
building up the membership of ONT
kron Council. Mr.. Brink has been very
successful and has made many friends
during his stay in Ottumwa.
Ladies Afternoon.
The first Ladies' afternoon at the
lodge and club rooms of Wapello Lodge
No. ~, knights of Pythias was held
this afternoon and was in, every way
the brilliant success that was anticipate
ed. 1t is the Intention to have a
ladies' day each week, the use of the.
club and lodge rooms in the Grand
Opera house being for the ladies only
that afternoon. There was large at
tendance at the rooms yesterday and
delightful afternoon was passed In
a social way Mrs. S. q. Ayres and Mrs.
A. o. Williams were the hostesses. The
committee on arrangements Is COM
posed of the following ladies'. Mes
danes, w. V. Cockerlll, A. G. Cook,
J. q. Mccormick, J. o. Hull and l. h
Fisher.
Division No. 2, A. o. II.
Ancient Order of Hibernians will
hold it's regular meeting this evenings
There is to be work in the first and
second degrees and the degree team ia
requested to come early. 1t is hoped
that all members will attend If posi-.
Bile.
Olive Branch No, 10.
All members Of Olive branch No. 10
Degree of Honor, are requested ia
meet tomorrow (Friday) afternoon In
the A. O. u. w. hall. The degree team
will drill. A full attendance is desired,
Tribe of Ben Hur.
The North and South Side Ben Hurs
will meet at the Odd Fellows hall in
South Ottumwa on Monday evening.
February 20 for the purpose OF
electing officers for the balance Of the
term. By order. R. q. Evans. state
deputy.
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Strinstown.
Stringtown, Feb. 25.-C. G. and Carl
Sylvester and Miss Mamie Sylvester
visited at Batavia Monday.
Clyde Dickey and Hessel Dickens of
Farson We're Stringtown callers Mon
day.
James Davis visited Saturday and
Sunday with relatives near Martins
burg.
DIR. G. 7. and Mrs. Norman of
Packwood were Stringtown callers
last week.
J. c. and T. c. Hawthorne ]. A. and
e. F. Vannoy, w. B. Riley, Joseph
Minnick and James Davis We're Bata-
via business callers the first of the
week.
Ferny Hawthorne will move this
week to the w. w. Cory farm, vacated
by Fred Winner.
Orville Smith moved last week to his
farm vacated by VIM. Crawford.
Mr.. Peterson moved last week to the
David Siceloff farm vacated by Arthur
Broadfield. =
6. W, Davis delivered hogs at Far
son the first of the week.
and one-half months Of school at
Smiths Rancho Friday. Enrolment
of pupils, twenty-seven.
Miss Minnie Larmore closed a very
successful term of five months Of
school at the Cotton Wood school last
Tuesday. Enrolment of pupils, thir-
ty.
Miss Susan Smith visited at the
home of Fl. Z. Smith at Batavia Mon
day
H. L. Scott, Arthur Allen, MS. Haw-
thorne and Ed Riley were in Farson
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Buchanan and Mrs. Nan
cy Sutton of Competine We're visitors
at Mrs. E. F. Vannoy's Tuesday.
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Dudley.

Dudley, Feb. 24.--Mrs. John Eyres,
who has been quite sick with the grip
for some time. is better.
Albert Burgeson Of Valley Junction
is visiting at his parental home near
here.
Johnnie Johnson of Ottulmwa is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this vi
cinity.
Mrs. Gardner, who has been ill for
some time, is improving.
Several farmers in this locality de-
livered hogs at Chillcothe Tuesday.
Robert Kindall and Alb.ert Swanson
returned to Ottumwa Sunday evening,
after a few days visit with relatives
south of here.
Frans Peterson is visiting relatives in
Ottumwa.
Miss Sara Augustine teacher of No
Z, school house, spent Saturday at her
home near Agency.
Roe and Lue Venator returned to OF
tumwa Sunday evening, after spending
Saturday and Sunday at their home
here.
Olaf Johnson of Ottumwa has been
spending a few days with relatives
near here, after which he intends to &c
to Los Angeles, Cal, for the benefit OF
his health.
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Olive Branch.

Olive Branch, Feb. 24.-Wilce Loar
and son, Warn. of Chequest made a
trip through here Tuesday.
Rev. Lisk delivered am excellent SER
mon at Olive Branch last Sunday
evening.
Miss Ruby Hanna spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Seitz.
Carl and Eddie Davis of Bethel were
visiting the No. 7 school last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Miller were Wis
iting friends at Selma the first of the
week.
Wade Harryman and wife Of Che
quest spent Monday at D. M. Parrys
Rev. Clark is still holding meetings
at Bethel.
Lloyd Nicklin is quite i'll with the
grip.
Tuesday.
Isaac Pool of Selma made business
trip through here one day this week.
Jacob Schlotter was a business call
err at Eldon Friday
DR.. Bassett of Leando was a caller
Sunday at the G. w. Seitz home.
Miss Lillian Carter is on the sick
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Settlers Rates to Minnesota an

Dakota.
The Iowa Central railway will place
on sale each Tuesday during March
and April one way excursion tickets
for the benefit of settlers at very low
rates. Through trains daily to St
Paul, making direct connections in
Union depot with Northern lines, Civ.
ing only one change of cars.
For details as to rates ETC., apply
to agents. or address "A. B. Cults,
G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
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Strikes At Their Root.

Many dangerous diseases begin in.
impure blood. Electric Bitters puri.
fies the blood and cures or no pay.
Only SOC. F. B. Clark, druggist.
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Rural Route No. 1-satav;a.

Batavia. Feb. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. G. D.
Yeager left Monday night on the c.,
B. & @. railway Mo. 10 for San Fran
cisco, Cal. They will make tour of
California, Washington and Oregon,
making the latter their home, as Mr..
Yeager has accepted a position with
the Haiden Commercial Co.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Leroy Golf and Miss Bertha Avery,
March 2.
Samuel Peterson has moved into the
property recently occupied by Arthur
Broadfeld.
Mrs. Jennie Wright has returned
home, after a few weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Logan Sconce, of Fender,
Neb.
Mrs. G. ]. Martin Of Speed, Kansas,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Martin.
Charles Harris Of Bladensburg NOV
ed onto his fathers farm, which was
recently occupied by his brother, Ed
gar Harris.
John Downey and son, Robert, were
transacting business in Batavia Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Powelson were
visiting friends in Batavia Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Smith has rented II. H
Renos farm for the ensuing year.
j. H. Smith and family visited with
H. w. Sterner Tuesday.
Loren Lance of Highland Center
visited over Sunday with his uncle
A. H. Maurer.
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Chillicotf1e,

Chillicothe, Feb. 25.-Mrs. Emma
King Of Salida, Col, returned home
last Saturday, after several weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Michaelson of Omaha visited
one day last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Butin. He was enroute
home from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curtis spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Curtis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil DOTS, near
Eddyville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chisman of near
Dudley, returned home last Sunday,
after a short visit with relatives here.
Rev. Bruce is in Des Moines this
week attending the missionary meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chisman of near
Dudley arrived Wednesday at the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. George
jenkins.
Miss Alice Applequist is still con-
fined to her bed with the grip.
Miss Ella Nye, who has been hav-
ing trouble with the glands of her
throat, is some better.
Mrs. J. w. Dunning and daughter, To-
attended the funeral of Mrs. Dupnings
uncle near Keosauqua Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierson Of Mum
tervilIe We're business callers at Chill
licothe last Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Jenkins very pleasant
ly entertained number of her friends
last Tuesday evening. The amuse-
ment of the evening was Board OF
Trade" Light refreshments were
served. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller, of Ottumwa; DE-. and
Mrs. D. T. Ramboo; Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Jenkins, and Mrs. Emma King, of Sal
ida, Colo.
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Mt. Pleasant.


Mt. Pleasant, Feb. 24-Frank M.
Beatty, who will represent Iowa Wes-
leyan in the state oratorical contest,
is taking a special course in the Co
'lumbia School Of Oratory in Chicago.
The first issue of the new college pa
per, "The Wesleyan News" came out
last week.
Sam Carr of Birmingham is in the
city visiting his nephew, Mont Carr,
who is very i'll with pleura-pneumo-
MIA.
Professors Handy and Thaburn are
attending the missionary convention at
Des Moines.
Prof. Belden of the LtW. u, conser-
vatory spent Sunday initOttumwa.
Grace Mehler of New London visit
ed friends in this city wednesday.
Rev. Hightshoe of FL. Madison Wis
tied in this city yesterday.
w. f. Safer has returned from q few
days business visit in Chicago.
leila Longwell of Weldon Is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Mary Powellson COVE an enter
tainment in Winfield Friday evening.
Mrs. Dana of Burlington returned
to her home Saturday, after a short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Crane.
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Butler,

Butler, Feb. 25.--A good many from
Butler are attending the Lewis trial at
Sigourney this week.
Rose woodward of Sigourney spent
last week at the James Woodward
home.
Carrie Burgess came home from her
school at Wright Tuesday to spent her
vacation.
Mrs. ]. c. Watts was in ottumwa
Tuesday.
VIM. Ansell has moved onto a farm
of Mr.. Robertson, south of Cedar.
Manuel Reck has moved onto the
place vacated by Mr.. Ansell.
Stinson Clark has moved onto the
property which Mr.. Reck vacated.
Ed Tobin has moved west of Ere
mont.
Bert DeSelm has moved onto the
John Brown farm.
A. j. Burgess and family attended
the funeral Of John Shipley at Wright
Friday.
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SELECT DELEGATE
+. r. LYNCH TO REPRESENT OF
TuMWA AT STATE coNvEN-
TON OF MAccABEEs.
is Candidate for Representative
From Iowa to Supreme Tent Which
convenes At Port Huron, Mich
Next July - Contest Closes.
From Thursday,s Daily

FROM InufSday s Daily.
F. T. Lynch was selected as delegate
to the state convention of the Knights
of the Maccabees to be held at Des
Moines April Is and IA at the regular
meeting of Ottumwa Tent No. Is, last
night. Mr.. Lynch is a candidate for
representative from Iowa to the SUI
preme tent which meets at Port HUI
ron, Mich. Tuesday July 10, and from
the assurances of support which he
has received from several Of the tents
in Iowa. feels confident of his election.
Emil Fecht was, chosen alternate.
The supreme tent, meets every three
years and always at Port Huron, Mich.
The state of Iowa is entitled to two
representatives to the supreme tent
and the election of ]. M. Emerins of
Des Moines as one Of the represents
tives Is considered certain. Ottumwa
will also be represented at the state
convention by DR.. O. q. Russell of Keo.
sauqua, formerly of this city, who
holds the position of state physician
Several of the members of the local
tent will attend the state convention
and the one representative casts the
vote Of the entire lodge. This entities
the Ottumwa tent to 800 votes, the
number Of it's members in good stand
ing February /.