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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-28
CHARLTON.

Charlton, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Margaret
Powell returned home Friday from a
visit with her son. Will Powell in
Shenandoah.
A praise service entitled Under the
Palms. will take the place Of the
Sunday evening sermon at the Pres
byterian church. TIE women Of the
Missionary society will have charge
of the services.
1.-THE Fever of Life and the Mas
ter's Touch will be the subject Of the
Sunday evening sermon at the Bap-
list church.
The Misses Alma Clay, Ella Arvid-
son, Anna Westling and Sophia John
son entertained the Swedish young
people at the church last evening.
Mrs. John Sexton, of Abba, is spend
ing few days this week at the home
Of John Mullen.
Rev. Cross came down from Green
field last evening for an over Sunday
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Roy
Gilbert.
Mrs. J. E. Allison, of Garden Grove
came last evening for visit with
relatives in Pleasant township.
Dwight Eastman will have a sale Of
his personal property on Tuesday ane
will leave for Ames to attend scohol.
The many friends of Everett Stone
will be glad to know that he is re.
covering from his recent Illness.
L.. G. Harrison is spending a few
days near WOODBURY. with his parents
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BLOOM Fl ED.

Bloomfield, Nov. 25.-The musica;
given by the Hoyle family Thursday
evening under the auspices of the
knights Pythias lodge was a very en-
joyable affair, although it was not a
financial success, owing to the heavy
rain which decreased the attendance
At the close of the entertainment the
young people spent the remainder of
the evening dancing.
Theodore Taylor spent Friday in OF
tumwa on business.
Joe Mooney and little son, Justin
Of Kansas City, are spending a few
days at the B. Loeb home.
Miss Duna Dodge entertai &c
friends It dinner Thursday at the
home of Captain William Van Ben
thuysen in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Milton, of California, who are
visiting at the home of Mrs: Milton's
sister. Mrs. H. G. Traverse.
J D. Vance and family, of Abba
spent Friday at the T. A. Dunlap home
while enroute to Pulaski. Mr.. Va-ce
was boyhood chum of Mr.. Dunlap
whom he had not seen since the six
ties.
DR.. Maud Barker and baby. of Leav-
enworth, Kan, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Bankers parents, Rev
and Mrs. Daily, Of Troy and her faith.
er-in-law. ]. Barker, and family.
Otto Moser Aof St Louis spen
Thursday in the city as the guest O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Herman, whom h
accompanied to the musical given b.
the knights Pythias.
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as a protest against the action Of soma
Cossacks in beating workmen at the
factories. The project has asked fo1
the declaration OF martial law.
Danger is. Averted7
st. Petersburg, Nov. 25.-From Mos
cow a leading member OF the zenst
two congress sends the following mes
sage:
Count Witte has been given few
months lease Of authority and the re-
publican danger Is averted by the ao
ton of the congress. Prof. Milyou
kov's final resolution oleveriy lodged
the main issues Of Polish autonomy
and the constituent assembly. The
congress passed the vote of condolences
in the government under the impress
sions created by the arrival Of meg
sages Indicating Finland's definite Sc.
cession and reporting simultaneous de.
mands for autonomy made by Poland,
Lithuania, the Caucasus, the Baltic
provinces and the provinces Of Little
Russia"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-28
Free to Our Readers-Botanic Blood
Balm for the Blood.

If you suffer from ulcers, eczema,
scrofula, blood poison, cancer, eating
sores, itching skin, pimples, boils, bone
pains, swellings, rheumatism, catarrh
or any blood or skin disease, we ad.
wise you to take Botanic Blood Balm
(B. B. 3D. Especially recommended
for old obstinate deep-seated cases.
cures where all else fails, heals ev.
cry sore. Makes the blood pure and
rich, gives the skin the rich glow OF
health. Druggists 81 per large bottle
Sample sent free by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trou.
Bile and free medical advice sent in
sealed letter. Medicine sent at once
prepaid For sale in Ottumwa by Sar
gent, the True Druggist. Also ]. w
Edgerly &c Co., Jobbers,
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Petition for Divorce.
No Case Of Pneumonia on Record.

We do not know of single instance
where a cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or consumption when
Foley's Honey and Tar had been TAX
on. 1t cures coughs and colds per
fectly so do not take chances with
some unknown preparation which may
contain opiates, which cause consti
patton, a condition that retards re
covery from a cold. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any sub
stitutes offered. For sale by w. D
Elliott, Druggist.
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Sluggish Liver a Foe to Ambition.

You can not accomplish very much
If your liver is inactive as you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nauseate or grippe and
is mild and very pleasant to take. Or
inc is more effective than pills or ord
mary cathartics. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by w. D. Elliott, Druggist.
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Had Stone in the Bladder,

and my kidneys were affected. None
of the means taken for, relief produced
any lasting benefit until I began the
use of DR.. David Kennedys Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y. The pair
fceased-the calculus or stone having
been dissolved by the medicine I am
ready to testify that my recovery was
due to DR.. Kennedys Favorite Rem
edy.-E. d. w. Parsons, Rochester,
N. Y.
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A BERNHARDT THEATRE.
Fine Play House viii be Erected Soon

= TIE Ffdy TfoUSe Z
In New York.
Chicago, Nov. 25.-One Of the finest
theatres in New York. to be built i'm.
mediately at total cost of $1,000, 900,
is to be named after Sarah Bernhard.
The great French actress is to have
a financial interest in the playhouse
and will open it, This was announced
yesterday by William F. Conner, man.
ager of Nine. Bernhardt's present
American tour.
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WOMEN QUESTION DUNNE.
w. C. 7. U. Delegation Recalls Prom
ises to Mind of Chicago Official.

Chicago. Nov. pa delegation of
women from the Cook county w. G. T.
u, after their meeting yesterday aft
ernoon, appeared before Mayor Dunno
and demanded his reasons for failing
to live up to the prediction promises
they say he made to close up the city
entirely. The women wept and prayed
but failed to secure satisfactory an.
swer from Mayor Dunno.
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Thanksgiving day excursions via
Wabash Nov. 20 and 80, at one and
one-third fare for round trip. Good td
return Dec. 4. N
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.MUTINY AT
SLAV PORTS
SAILORS AT sEvAsToPoL ANE
BREsr JOIN WITH REBEL
LIoUs WoRKMEN

Odessa. Nov. 25. - Troops have
been sent from here to quell the
disorders at Sevastopol. The NUT
ineers have sent the chief adj
miral a black coffin and have de-
manded tina. he leave town i'm
mediately. Railway traffic with Sc
vastopol Is interrupted.
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FIELD is IMPROVING.

Recover, Doctors Think.
Chicago, Nov. 25.-The wound which
Marshall Field II. accidentally in
flicted upon himself Wednesday even
ing while cleaning a revolver at his
home, will not prove fatal, doctors
think, and such was the announcement
made after the daily examination this
morning.
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Sevastopol, Nov. 25.-The sailors a
this port and the Brest regiment have
mutinied and joined the workmen whe
are holding meeting under the rec
flag. The city is in a state of panic.
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the names Of the Jurors: John Harry.
w. H. Stephenson, Thomas Grant, S.
NJ Brown, F. W. Kimble, Charles
Cass, r. G. Jones, M. L. McMinn, G.
Fl. Swanson, w. 6. Kitterman, William
NJ. Tanner, Grant Johnson.
Gets Injunction.
George A. Brown was granted an In
junction BY Judge F. w. Eichelberger
this morning restraining w. P. CHS
man from occupying certain room or
East Second street for pawn broking
sign removed from the window. The
plaintiff leased the room to w. R.
Lewis and Roth Bros, for the pur-
pose, as stated in the lease, of con-
Quoting a real estate and insurance
business. Mr.. Lewis on account of
failing health went to Colorado and
the agent for an employment agency
occupied the room for a time, but a
few weeks ago sold out to Mr.. CHS
man, who engaged in the pawn brok-
ing business. In his opinion Judge
Eichelberger held that the covenant in
the lease to the fleet that the room
was to be used for an express pur-
pose. conducting a real estate and in
surance business. amounted to COW
enant that the room was not to be
used for any other purposes and that
junction. Mr.. Chisman claimed that
he had verbal consent of the plain
tiff to occupy the room, but this was
denied by Mr.. Brown, who claims were
corroborated by affidavits. The attor-
neys We're Jaques & Jaques for the
plaintiff and Seneca Cornell for the
defense
Petition for Divorce.
Laura Carroll, by her attorney, A.
G. Steck, has filed a petition with
Clerk Of the District Court Edwin
DUNCAN, for a divorce from William
Carroll. She states in the petition
that they were married in Ottumwa
in April, 1903. after she had filed
PENDANT in a justice court. She also
states that almost Immediately after
their marriage and the dismissal of
the suit her husband deserted her and
has not since lived with her.
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All winters are hard.
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Admiral Is Wounded

The sailors yesterday attempted to
hold a meeting. Rear Admiral Pisar-
veski announced that the meeting
would be dispersed by the use of fire.
arms whereupon the sailors fired on
and wounded the admiral.
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ORB. STOCKDALE

Citizens National Bank Blde.
Des Moines, lows.
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More Trouble for Jews.

Warsaw, Nov 25.- The governor
general has instructed the provincial
governors to Immediately collect the
fines imposed on the Jews for eyading
military service
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anu WUulueu INC du1HlTdI.
Cossacks Get Orders.
st. Petersburg, Nov. rs. " Twenty
four additional squadrons of Don Cos
sacks have been ordered to be mobil-
lied to suppress the agrarian disord-
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Rumors Of Mutiny continue.

: London, Eng, Nov. rs. - A dispatch
to Reuters Telegram company from
st. Petersburg says it is persistently
reported there that there has been
mutiny in the Black Sea fleet and
that portions of the Sebastopol garri-
son have mutinied. killing the chief
of staff and wounding colonel.
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HAVE GOOD " EEK
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND HOGS KILL.
ED AT PACKING PLANT OF
JOHN MoRRELL q co.
Five Thousand is Record for one Day
Thanksgiving Services in tho Din.
Ing Hall - Sermon by Rev. Cook.
man - Other East End News.

From Saturdays Daily.
A good week and then almost re
cording day to start the new week is
the way the pork packers at Johr
Morrell & Co., Ltd, figure it. During
the week that closed Thursday nigh
$4,000 hogs found their way into porl
and yesterday in just the one day the
kill amounted to 5000 hogs. The las
time that the kill amounted to 5000
was some time in January 1902,thougt
one day last December the kill yer!
nearly reached that mark. A very
large week is expected after the goot
beginning yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
\ Great Success.

Cleaning-up day in Grand Junction
was a great success.
Everybody says so, and it seems
that nearly everybody did their part
toward cleaning up the town.
This morning at an early hour the
good work began, and, as one passed
along any street in the city, men and
women, boys and girls. could be seen
out in front of residence or business
properties and on vacant lots. rak-
ing and scraping and hauling.
A request had been made of all
the business men to sweep the dirt
in front of their stores out into the
middle of the streets, and wagons
provided by the city would come
along and carry the refuse away.
This request met with leberal re
sponse, and all along Main street and
on Fourth, Fifth and Third, business
men and their assistants were out at
work early.
The change is indeed remarkable
The dirt along the business streets
had all been pushed to the middle
of the thoroughfares by 10 am and
the wagons were not long in carrying
il away. BY noon Main street and
The side streets were as clean as
freshly swept floor. The change in
fbe looks of the streets makes every
body feel good.
The change in the residence dis
tricts is lust as marked Scores of
wagon loads of dirt and refuse has
beeu carried off during the day. Al
lavs have been cleaned out that have
NOT been touched in years. Door
Yards have been swept that have gior-
led i'm accumulated dirt for many
moons mast. Rank weeds growing on
vacant lots and in barnyards have
bowed their heads to the waves oil
cleanliness that have been started in
morton by the Civic Improvement
League and the city authorities.
Grand Junction is clean, for day
MANY times today have We heard
the question asked: Cant 1t be Kept
clean" Certainly, with little ehort
n can. and who could estimate the
yalue of the Improvement to the city
and its citizenship?
Take a look at Main street as II Is
today and contrast It with its appear
ance on yesterday ---, ,a
due TO the Civic Improvement League
VA tho citv authorities. The league
asked ltIFI ~ hhN Ht HNA tAt'AHAN 'f
inr-rn dav. and Mayor Bunting Of
grialIy announced that Friday, June
5g should be the day when all good
1oonIe should get our and clean up
~, t,,c,n The league and the city
sl,rborities did all they could to
@ronse the enthusiasm over the move,
ment, and The Sentinel gave liberal
mace mace every day for the past week
10 the matter.
TGe citzens are to be congratula3t-
ed upon the interest they took in me
York Few there are who did not do
gon,etbing toward giving the old
5own @ a thorough spring cleaning.
Now let everybody do their part to-
ward keeping the streets In re-
snectable condition,
a. a result Of the work OF the no
/ boes that have been working under
the direction of the city authorltles s
tor he past three weeks and the ell,
| ,orte of the citizens today Grand
Junction is cleaner than it has beer
in many years.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Heavy Loss

Toxic. June 23.-t tspecia1l Tho
following official dispatch was re-
ceived here today from the head
quarters OF the japanese army in
Manchulia: "'' III
In the vicinity OF Yea= Chang
June 2l. 1000 of the enemy's infa6,
Try pressing our scouts. advanced
near our lines. Our forces ranuIsad
them with heavy loss.
The enemy, consisting of three
haitaiions and four squadrons. win
twelve guns. advanced from the east
elh districts. over the Kalin road
Ihey took position on the helgbts
OF Chapengu and shelled our forces
after half hours engagement, our
troops took the offensive and com
pieielF routed the enemy. capturing
the heights and pursuing them.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
The Indians Entertain.

I-ast evening at the Teller lnstf-
tule lhe annual commencement eyer
uses We're held and the entertain
Ileu' proved one Of the most bril-
lldhl ana one Of the most deIiehtful
ever held az the Indian school
ne attendance was very large
pVluIe the Hour OF the opening of
lue program every seat in the large
auditorium Of the building was oc-
eupied and many were forced to
s.aud- A large crowd went ont from
'hls city in carriages and express
wagons, and everybody was more
lhan pleased with the evenings en-
tertaiument
There were about twenty numbers
on the program and not one proved
undressing. The music furnished
nE the Indian boys band called forth
me Warmest commeudatiou. every
selection being superbly rendered.
me Young men have a strong and
capable organization.
The hoop drill, the doll drill. the
poll drill participated in by little
girls ana young ladies, We're among
Ihe prettiest features of the evening.
ihe clown parade by twelve boys
proved one of the most popular num-
bers of the program and the little
lellO"s were applauded to the echo
The We're two oratious that won
the highest admiration of the big
audience. Domingo Blacliwater de-
liNered an address on THE Oregon
Country while Patroceno Gonzales
had for his theme. In the Dawn
ing. Both young men are splendid
speakers and their efforts last night
were worthy of the highest praise.
There was a chorus of well trained
voices that added to the pleasures
OF the program The clarinet solo.
the violin duet, the recitatlons, the
vocal solos and duets, in fact every
number Of the program was most
crediJable and enjoyable
Those who had charge of the en-
tertainment are to be congratulated
upon the admirable arrangements of
the program and the complete sue
cess of all their plans.
The audience every few minutes
by its enthusiastic applause made
plain its appreciation of the remark
ably good work and splendid efforts
of the pupils of the school
The big hall in which the program
was carried out was prettily and
tastelully decorated the national col
Ors being everywhere in evidence.
The commencement exercises of
this year We're certainly brilliant and
successful.
Under the management of Superin-
tendent Burton and his corps of able
assistants the Indian school has con
tinued 10 grow in strength and pros
perity. The year just closing has
proven one of the most successful in
tendance during the year has been
the largest in the IA years of the
schools history Everything is in
The most satisfactory condition. and
improvements to the buildings and
grounds are constantly being made.
Among those who attended the eX-
ercises from this city we're Rev.
Becker. Rev. Weir. Rev. Walters and
Senator DeLong. Those who went
out from Grand Junction probably
numbered 100.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Tax is COIIectabLe

South McAlester, 1. T., June "a
(SpecialD-The United States court
has just decided that the Choctaw
tax is collectable.
An appeal has been taken to the
supreme court.
This decision leaves the Choctaw
nation in the identical position as the
Creek nation where resistance was
made recently.
The disposition among the bust
ness men of this place is to avoid a
clash with the federal government by
making a settlement with the Indi-
ans
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23

A petition has been started, ask
ing for signatures praying that the
city council cause the destruction or
removal of the cottonwood trees of
the female sex. The cotton which is
being blown about the streets this
year has been of great annoyance and
there is a very settled desire to get
rid of those trees and substitute in
stead maple or some other of the
finer variety of trees. In many of
the towns on the eastern side of the
range these trees have been cut down
and new ones planted, much to the
benefit of the general appearance of
the towns in which such action has
been taken. The petition is being
numerously signed. 1t was in the
Office of the Chamber of Commerce
this morning and was being signed
by all who saw II and We're acqualnt-
ed with its purpose,
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Killed by Lightning

New York, June "a CSpeciall-
Two men dead by lightning. eight
persons seriously hurt. and large
property damage, is the result of a
severe storm which swept New York
and the surrounding country.
Following the hours of heat and
humidity, the storm broke with great
fury, and more than ll2 inches Of
rain fell in l3 minutes.
The greatest terror and confusion
was created among the 10000 pleas
uTe seekers at Couey island.
The police station was struck by
lightning, and property all over the
city and in outlying towns was Sc
verely damaged
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Grand Jury's Work

New York, June 23.- Especial D.
A grand jury will probe the Equita-
BILE scandal.
The attorney general Of New York
declares that the guilty will be pun
ished. Restitution to policy holders
will be demanded of former officials.
Disclosures show that S5O,OOO mas
been paid out as salary to a man VINO
has been dead over a year.
Four former officials have been
maid handsome salaries after sever
ing their connection with the Equi'-
able
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
THE KNOCKERS
KNOCKED OUT

iI Will be remembered that sume
time ago a report was circulated
through England and other countries
OF Europe that the much mooted
Spencer seedless apples. of which
quite a number had been sent TO Eng
land, had been examined by experts
and found to contain as many seeds
and as pronounced a core as the com
mon apple A firm in London. who
had become sore ABOUT something.
circulated the report that they had
secured the first apples OF the seed
less variety and on cutting them open
found that they were in no way diff
terent from other apples
OF course this repor,. as is the
case with all false and malicious re-
ports, was given widespread notice
and number OF the big papers of
the British isles published the claims
of this firm
The home Office Of the Spencer
Seedless Apple Company was notified
of the work of the knockers and the
claims of the firm who claimed to
have examined the Spencer seedless
apples We're branded as false. and
steps were taken at once to prove
conclusiyely that the apple was all
that was claimed for it, and to coun-
teract the work of the man or men
who had taken upon themselves to
knock the Spencer seedless apple in
Europe.
\ sample of the apples was placed
in the hands of the ROYAL Horticul-
tural Society, one of the greatest, if
not the greatest and most reliable
organization of its kind in all Eu-
rope. and whenever this society sends
forth an opinion it is given the high
est consideration.
An account of the report of the
Royal Horticultural Society on the
famous apple appeared as follows in
the New Castle Daily Chronicle, one
of England's S most influential papers
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Train Taken Off

New York, June "a -tSpecial)-
The Lake Shore railroad has taken
off the fast trains since the recent
wreck.
President w. H. Newmon of the
New York & Lake Shore Railroad
Company said today
while | agree with the operating
officers that there is no reason why
the schedule should not be contin-
ued, nevertheless, in my judgment,
the Twentieth Century Limited
should be restored to the 2O-hour
run at once.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Check Put on 1t

Washington. June "a Special.
ii is learned from othcial SOU, uni
mat owing to the illness 9d 0uTn, r1in,
,amsdorff. the Russian toreish uaao- n,.,
ister. 81 ii there is a check to IN t9e rnH5U mean
tIotions between Russia ana J'PIH, P3bis
ID r. III is stated, however thut ,dnn ,ml9
Joes not imply that there mas mas GoTu ,ion..
any hitch. but that the neGo.l'di' i;.ad 'T,,. fnI
a hny we been unayoldably delayed io'
mo reasons given.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-23
Died suddenly in Pueblo.

Orson Adams, Jr., cashier OF the
Mesa County National Bank, left for
Pueblo last night.
Mrs. Orson Adams, Jr., received a
telegram late yesterday afternoon
that a first cousin of hers, Mrs. j. NJ.
Gray. had died suddenly in Pueblo.
her home, yesterday.
Very hurriedly Mr.. Adams made
preparations to leave for Pueblo last
night. and he is there with the sor-
rowing family today.
Mrs. Gray is the wife of ]. NJ. Gray.
a prominent merchant there, head of
the / NJ. GRAY Carriage Company,
and her death is most sudden
shock to the family of her cousin,
Mrs. Adams In this state last year, a
brother-in-law of the deceased was
lost In the terrible Eden wreck, and
the sudden death of the sister is quite
a shock to the family and relatives.
Mrs. Paramore Of salt Lake City