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The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
COMFORTING WORDS
Many an Alaska Houssho,5 Win
 Find Them So

To have the pains and aches of a bad back removed; to be entirely free from annoying, dangerous urinary disorders is enough to make auy kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how this great change csn be brought about will prove com, for,ing words to hundreds ot Alaska readers.
 Ms McCourt, oi Tacoma, Wash, wife of Mir. C. A. McCourt, gardener by occupation, place Of address corner of Fortieth St, and Pacific Ave, says; "At intervals for five or six years had
 tacks of Ri u'.y complaint. While th y las, ] my bIck Sched severy. l IacSe euergy, trou6 with tie k dpey secret 'ous existed, dizzy spells occur, d .Ud ~.s far from eing in good hea Ih. \ hea 1 wen; for DOan's Kidney Pills tbg Pain 10 my back vas very pro- nOuuc,d weeks use of lh,m co e y-n cd me the. were the very thing nesded aud b, fore l had i is ed h. box the bacSa he end all other symp- toms of kidn y trouble disappeared '
 ForsAle 5y all dealers Price Q cents. Foster-Nilburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole asenJs for the'United states.
 Remember the name noan's and take no suhS itUtc.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
PERSONAL MENTION


 Mrs. willison, whose husband is a leading mining operator iu the klon' dike, vho has been at the Fifth Avenue hotel for several weeks let for the interior this morning.
 John A. MAgee, of the Northern Commercial company, and Mrs. Magee who arrived ou the Dolphin yesterday le.t tor FSirhapks this morning,
 Mir. and Mrs. l. NJ, CaSteel and X. F. Grimm, Chicago tourists who arrived on the Dolphin leit on the train for Fairbanks this morning,
 A. Mayer, the Seattle jeweler, who has been in Skagway for Several days, left Ou the train today for Dawson.
 Richard Barry is now night operator at the summit. He began yesterday It is his first employment as an operator. ]. c. Phelps has accepted s position with the W. P. SY. R. st whitehorse,
 H. n, Royal will leave SuSday for a business visit to Seattle and Portland.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
SPrsia,d Anlis. stH Nsok. Lem.
 Shoulder

These are three commoa pilmsuts for which Chsmbsrlaiu's Psiu Balm is ss- nccislly valuable. lf promptly spuIied it will save yoa time, money and suffer ing when troubled with ary one oi these al ments. For sale by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
A, etie Brotherhood for Discovery

Not only is the Arctic BrotherSood camp St Atlin to be revived, but one is being organized al Discovery The Atlin Claim says it Will start business with % members.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Rsss s.sa Leo. csrs.s.. ws.h.a

Now Is the time to get yosr rugs and lace curtains washed Tbe Ro,si laun- dry is making a specially ct this work and it guarantees satisfaction. q
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
SKAGwAN wEATHER

The result of the observation taken St Moore wharf at midnight, June IA, 1906, Is Ss follows: Temperature time of observation .5S Max. temp, preceding 24 hours. ..6S Min ......4S Mean |" ......5I
 Barometer, 30.l0
 Calm, rAininc,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Frr.h Orange Ciderat Muir's

Delicious fresh orange cider is placed on tap daily at Muir's, next to the post office. Try ii.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15

Have a new Born suit made to order from sls up. Satisfaction guaranseed. The American TailorS.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Get Your Sho-s Shin, d

An up-to-dste bootblsck stand at the Ps,k Train saloon. Patroaize it ard be neat. Only expert workmen. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
shagray Laund v

For hrst-clSss work try Sksgway Laundry. Twenty-Five years experi- ence. Telephone Se. If
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
soO~ sriiaer wanted

Wanted scov builder Co work co Bennett. Passage paid both ways In. quire Oi J. q. Hielscher, Portland hotel e
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Ath. Mssco,

Mt Vernon re aad old Belmon whiskeys. double siamped goods, a wholesale prices at the Mascot saloon
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Fresh Meaty

The F'rye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Notice

A furnished house for sale or rent. Inquire at bakery next to the Golden North. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Me and Cool

Tt you get too bot. drop la 70 the Se- attle and get cooled of. 61u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15

tyou are out of kindling see E McC Weste. have it by the sacS or cord. Phones % A If
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
Coldest in Town

The coldest beer in town is at the Sc. sttle saloon. 6Iu
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15

Toille Du Nord singhsns. 1905 pat terms l5c yard. at Hsrrisoos.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15

All June magazines just received a, Muir's.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.
rsday's Live Stock Market in Brief

Thursdays Live Stock Market in Brief.
Fat steers make further gain today;
desirable grades advance 10 to 90
cents; some common light steers only
shade better: prices up largely 35 to
soc from Mondays range; continued
light runs force active buying; distil
lery steers highest in three years;
good COWS again meet with ready sale;
prices rule strong to shade higher;
Gamers slow-good cutters in fair de-
mand; calf prices weak-few sales
above $5.25: light feeding cattle dull
heavy kinds steady; hog market ac-
tive-prices again advance; mostly &c
above Wednesdays average; three
packers remained out of market: trade
finished well-only $500 left; bulk of
sales $3.50 to $5.65-average $3.50;
sheep trade brisk and strong to sc
higher; choice 116-fb shorn western
wethers $40; best big band wooded
ewes goes at $685.; lambs strong to
10c higher quality lacking: best
lambs in fleece s7.75-shorn at $3.50.
Receipts.
Receipts here thus far this week,
compared with the same period last
week increased 1000 cattle and de-
creased 100000 hogs and 100 sheep
Compared with a year ago there was
an increase of $500 cattle, 900 hogs
and 10000 sheep
Representative Sales.
Following are sons OF thu represss
tative sales made in Chicago yesterday
showing lowest. medium and hiEhsat
rrfcAz maid.
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Real Estate Transfers-

Furnished by Lowenberg & Co., 107
South Court.
Clark, G. NJ and wife to Belinda
Myers, part west Y, northeast u
section S6, IS, Is; 2 acres, $3.50.
Dickerson. Alice and Robt to Cora
M. Dickerson, lot So, Helberg sub OF
tumwa, $1,000.
Blinn, VIM. A. and wife to Millicent
NJ. Kinney, lot 4, Duffey add Ottumwa
$40.
Darner, F. w. and wife to G. G.
Edgington, lots 1, 2, 8, Hutchison's e.
Court and Jefferson street add OF
tumwa, $2,400.
Spry, John H. ct al, referee, to j. A.
Johnson, lots 1, 2, Curtis I'd add OF
tumwa, 1925.
Fink. Fred j. and wife to Henry
Phillips, part lots ISL and 1874, OF
tumwa. 81 and other considerations.
South Ottumwa bank to Clara M
Lanning, part lot 20, block 2, Williams
Sd add ottumwa, $500.
Orvis, Mary E. and F. E.. to H. B
Pagan, part lot 10, Hinsey & Hedrick
add Ottumwa, 1926.
Wyckoff, w. B. and wife to Las. E.
McCarroll, part northwest ", section
Z, u, 10, $1,000.
Waterman, H. L. and wife to w. H
Mynard, lot la. Dain add Ottumwa
1915.
Bissell ]. F. and wife to H. Dene-
brink, lot 1913 Robinson 5th add OF
tumwa, 5000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-08
HORSE SALE NEXT FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, APRIL. IA and is.

During the past 80 days we have
paid out in cash over $4,000 for
horses, the prices running all the way
from $25 on cheap plug or pony up
to $3.50 for a heavy draft pair. We
come the nearest to handling all
classes of horses of any market in the
country. We want all the horses Of
all sorts we can get for the next sale
Our buyers are now out picking
them up. I will make the following
places next week and will buy any
thing from a pony or plug to a big
draft horse or high class road
horse.
l want all the good driving horses
can find. Will be at Selma, Monday.
the 10th in the forenoon and &c Douds
in the afternoon; at Lebanon Tuesday,
the 18th in the forenoon, and at Troy
in the afternoon. Will stop at Olive
Branch store wednesday till 10 a. M,
and will be at Eldon Wednesday after
noon, the 18th.
Make a note Of the above dates, as
this item will appear but this once.
See me about any real estate deal
you would like to make when I am at
your place.
Morris Williams, Ottunwa. -
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SENDS CONGRATULATIONS.
Noted ottumwan Tolls Judge Dunno
He has Won Great Victory.

Congratulations to the city Of Chi
cago, Judge Dunno and the Chicago
Examiner were received In that city
yesterday from G. A. Walsh, the noted
Ottumwa democrat, and former score
tary of the national democratic COM
mittee. The telegram was sent from
New York City and was as follows:
New York, April 6.-Chicago Elk
aminer: l want to congratulate you.
Judge Dunno and Chicago. You are
on the skirmish line, and have won the
first glorious battle in the greater
campaign for the peoples possession
of all transportation facilities, and the
destruction Of that system of railroad
determinations upon which has been
builded the great 1nonopolies of
America. How little and puerile seem
the wordy mouthings on this question
of those high in the country's admin
istration as compared with the steady
accomplishment Of actual results
through the efforts Of the great Hearst
papers. C. A. Walsh"
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CA N A D A
LIST E NJ!

Next excursion April H. "a and May
1. A very low rate secured for these
dates; have arranged to go on Mon
days SO as to avoid the crowd on reg
ular excursion days. Early investiga-
ton will bring best results. Over 700
actual settlers went through st, Paul
last Wednesday, bound for the fertile
wheat lands in Manitoba, Red River
valley and eastern Assinaboia. Land
still can be had cheap there, but how
long will it last with the yankees"
going in at that clip. where there
is money to be made you will find the
Yankee" Reasons are. fertile black
land, large crops, no failures, no hot
winds, delightful climate, good govern
ment, plenty of hunting and fishing.
Join cur next; we assure you pleas
ant and profitable trip. Twill broaden
your views about this world. Illinois
people showed US what Iowa's good
black land was worth. They are
buying same in Canada now. 1--WE
mean good soil like Iowa's and Illinois
prairie. You will know it when you
see it, Seeding In progress there
now. Let us show you the WHEAT
GRANARIES OF THE WORLD. Talk
to us about it. Free booklets, maps,
etc. Agents wanted.
DUKE G. McMULLEN LAND co.
OttumWa, la.
Rooms 1886 leighton Building.
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OBITUARY..

Eliza Jane Faucet, daughter of John
and Polly Wright was born in Adams
county, Ohio, August 1884, died at
her home near Bladensburg, March 81,
1905, aged "a years, months and 10
Wapello county in 1858 and was mar
who still survives her.
Mrs. Faucet was kind and loving
wife, good neighbor and respected by
all who knew her. She united with the
Church of Christ at Bladensburg in
her early youth and lived faithful,
consistent Christian until her death,
ever trusting in. the promises of God,
her Saviour. Her life was full of good
deeds of love and kindness to those
about her. She bore her suffering,
which was of long duration, with pa
thence and resignation, awaiting the
final call of the Master.
Funeral services were conducted
April 3, 1905, from Bladensburg
Church of Christ by Elder J. w. Smith
Of Hedrick. Interment in Bladensburg
cemetery.-Contributed.
James w. Holman died at his home
near Mokane, Mo-, Tuesday March
%, 1905, aged 80 years, death result
ing from a weeks illness with spinal
meningitis.
The funeral services were held in
the Presbyterian church at Mokane,
conducted by DR.. D. S. Gage, of Full
ton.
He was son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Holman, of Hams Prairie, both of
whom survive. He also leaves two
brothers, 3. G. Holman, of Mokane,
and Judge H. s. Holman, of GAINESVILLE,
Texas, and t-"To sisters, Mrs. Robert
Pratt, Of McCredie, Mo-, and Mrs. AL
fred Briggs, Of Ottum wa, Iowa
His church affiliations were with the
Presbyterian faith and at the time of
his death, he was a deacon in the
church of Mokane.
In his youth he attended Westmin-
ster college Of Fulton, Mo. He was
never married. One of the best of
men, thoroughly honest ir his deal
ings, upright and pure minded. He
was honored among his fellow citizens,
and his death is cause for deep regret.
He loved the right and let his con.
| science be his guide.
The surviving ones have the sympa-
| thy of all in their deep grief.-The
Fulton Weekly Gazette
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Lands For Sale

100 acres choice Prairie Land in
southeastern Dakota, close to railroad
town. Will trade for Ottumwa prop
erty. Good title.
We have for sale or exchange, 5
acres inside city limits: room Cot
tage, barn, fruit etc. Price $1,000. Can
trade for residence property. We also
have another tract of same size, also
inside city limits. Price $4,000. Can
trade this for city home
ARKANSAS LAND FOR SALE AND
EXCHANGE.
No. "a (CEE)-70 acres, mile from
railway station; on county road; Il
mile from school, SO acres in cultiva-
ton; new picket fence; house 2 rooms
l6x16; 2 springs just below the house
and stream flows through the lots; a
few fruit trees; good fruit land and is
a good location. Price $780,
No. 11S QEEE)-15O acres, right
near town; about 80 acres in cultiva-
ton; under good plank and wire fence,
houses, two Of which are very good
buildings; well watered and plenty of
it; good land and well located. Price
$4,000 and will be valuable as the town
grows.
No. 119. (BLKE)-100 acres; u
mile from good town; on public road !:
IS acres in cultivation and under good
fence; house and barn; wells of good
water; 35 acres good timber; soil is
black loan and productive. Price ST..
600.
No. 121 (AEE)-So acres good hill
land: / mile from school and church
3 miles from railroad; 80 acres in cul
tivation and fenced; some good tim
Der; over 3 acres in orchard. just in
bearing and of good variety; fine spring
walled up with stone; spring house
with flowing spring through same;
stream through stock lots; house of
rooms; cellar; outbuildings, including
a very good log and plank barn; some
scattering gravel on the place, but sol
is black and very productive. Price
$3.50.
No. 1876. (CEE)-4O acres of land IL
the famous Oil Trough river bottom,
the timber on this land has all beer
deadened, but has no improvements
| this land is located in the fencing dis
trict and the adjoining land that is il
cultivation is selling for $50 per acre
Price, $500.
No. 1875. (KEE)-SO acres of goot
upland; 40 acres in cultivation; small
orchard log house with side rooms
log barn and other outbuildings; plent,
of good water; Sulphur Rock, a rail
road town, 21s miles. This is cheal
place at the price, $500.
No. 1874 (CEE)-1S6 acres; 60 acre
in cultivation, balance in timber; 81
acres Of this land is Manganese soil
balance sandy loom. clay subsoil
good spring, also creek of living waite
running through the place; room
house, barn, wagon shed, seed house
ETC.; small town miles (Cave City,
Batesville, 20 miles. Price $4,000
No. 1876. (BKE)-160 acres of ur
land; 25 acres under fence and in cul
tivation, balance in timber; log hous
and log barn; good spring; church
school and postoff1ce 2 miles; Bates
4 vile II miles; this place would max
a fine fruit farm; it is almost givin
it away at the price we are asking
Price $500
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c. ]. HOPP & SON.
The Old Reliable House Mover.

The Old Reliable House Movers.
will raise or move your buildings, any
where, any distance, on short notice.
Twenty years experience Satisfaction
guaranteed. For estimates address
G. J. HoPP & SON, EDDYvILLE,
Iowa, or leave word with o. II. Sci
FERT, EDDYVMLE.
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The following shippers arrived with
consignments of horses: F. M. Han
ley two loads, Rensselaer,, Ind; M. H
Tichenor & Co., Chicago; J. O'Hern
Chicago; George F. Meyers, Independ-
ence, Iowa; Finley & Co., Sullivan
ILL.,; N. L. Little, S. 8. Francis, William
Mott, Galva, Ill; w. G. Snyder, Wy
oming, ILL.,; w. III. Haight, Winnebagc
City Mimi; J. Emnke, F. Barrett, two
loads, Eureka, ILL.,; Matt Biers, two
loads, Mendoza, Iowa; Leonard & Co.
woodstock, Iowa, William Gray, Me-
chanicsville, Iowa; S. Palmer, ottawa
Ill.,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local wholesale and retail mar
kets remain unchanged this morning.
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WANTED

WANTED-FOUR MEN TO TRAVEL
In each state, to distribute samples
and advertise our goods. Expenses
and SALARY of $21.00 per week guar
anteed. Expenses advanced. Elk
, perience unnecessary. Address with
stamp, stating age and present oc-
cupation. Reeve Co., Dept L. D. l.,
415 Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
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O. M. WYCKOFF.

Formerly of Batavia
Now located in Fairfield and the firm
is now known as Wyckoff & Pillars.
We expect to deal in Iowa lands ex-
clusiyely. II you have a farm you
wish to sell or exchange stock Of
goods or town property, call and see
u5 or write u.s.
WYckoFF & PILLARS,
Fairfield, Iowa.
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(To be Continued Tomorrow.

Eighteen girls in the Green Wheel
er shoe factory at Eft. Dodge are on a
strike against a reduction in wages.
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wANTED-WoMAN OR GIRL FOR
home demonstrating for all or part
of time; in town or country. SAL
airy Csc per hour, II four or more
hours per day can be given. ADJ
dress with stamp, Joseph Alexan-
der. Ottumwa Iowa.
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HORSE PRICES FIRM.
Leading Demand Centers on Young
Commercial Market Classes.

Chicago, April 7.--Trade holds re-
markedly steady on the broader basis
that has prevailed, the past two weeks.
Demand from all sources is stimulated
by more urgent spring orders A
prominent feature of the trade Is the
appearance Of many professional deal
ers who have been out of the market
for several months, but whose GUS
toners now want their spring equip
ments. Commission dealers predict
that the spring demand is at its high
est level and that prices have reached
the climax for the season and will ne
cessarily react when the demand for
particular classes narrows to normal
proportions. Young horses take the
precedence in general demand, the
aged offerings moving slowly at very
ordinary prices. Drafters, expressers
eastern chunks, drivers, saddlers, farm
and southern chunks are active at
nominally the following prices:
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FOR SALE-RACKET STOCK IN
good live railroad town. Will invoice
$1,100. Will take less Good rea-
sons for selling. Address e, care
Courier.
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FOR SALE - s0-ACRE FARM IN
famous blue grass region OF southern
Iowa. Address Austin Jay, Moravia
Iowa.
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FOR SALE-THREE BULL CALVES
pure bred of English Gold Drop and
Bates Blood; will be yearlings in
April; also one full-blood Poland
china boar. The undersigned lives
six miles east and one and a half
miles south Of Agency, Washington
township. M w. Strickland, r. f.
D. No l. Agency, Iowa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-08

FOR SALE = 130-ACRE FARM IN
Hand county. S. D. New buildings;
fine artesian we'll; water. sewer and
telephone in house. A snap for
someone. For particulars and price
address owner. w. L. Baker, Bur
dette, S. D.
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FOR SALE+REAL ESTATE; FINE
improved farms and wild land $40
to $50 an acre. easy terms: the
country Of big red clover, Address,
Success Land Agency, Pine City.
MINI. M
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FOR SALE-MoRRISoN CULTIvA-
tor in good shape. Frank Santen
South Iowa avenue, Just below
packing house.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GooD CHEAP LAND
in Kansas, Aplen and Woodson coun-
ties; from SIT to $50 per acre. In oil
and gas belt. Write for what you
want to Lock Box 16, Humboldt,
Kansas
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FOR SILVER LACED wYAN-
dots eggs. Pure blood. S1.O0 for
Is eggs. Address Sam Sparks, Abba,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE-FOR THE BEST BAR
gains in fruit and grain farms call
on Downing & Newltirk. Mattawan
Van Buren, county, Mich.
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Other shippers $3.50. ...... ...... "A
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Shippers in ToWn,

Total ...... ..... ....... 49,. 80
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CHAPTER I.
LII the long Sabbath day a mist
IN hung over the mountain so
~ heavy and gray that twilight
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