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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
jim geriht nes Aderban0eparte.

Gin geri9t hes electromagnetic.
ments siebt Iustunft, mas bon feiten
bss Bunoss unb elmer Nnaabl bon
Staten CUR 8efdmpfun9 Der Nab=
runssmittsl = gerfdli9une sei4iebt.
Wit Der M~usfabrung Der 8unbesaeiebe
1T tbsils bisies Separtsment, tbeiIs bas
S9abamt betraut. Die 8eamten fte-
ben unter ben &e9eln bes @ipil9eisbss,
nur bic aifffirsabsn @bsmiter tueroeu
nit 3p~eiidbrtgem @ontratt angeftsnt.
Sas srfte @eieB batirt bonn /. Suli
1902 unb ma9t ieoem Staat oosr
iebss SsrritOrium fur ben @baratter
Der in oemiel6sn bsraefelten Wolte-
reiprooutte ooer Nabrunesmittsl ber-
anttportli5, inbsm er bic gngabe Der
Serfunft alf Der Warfe perlangt unb
oiesbeafsli9e 5dlf9uns untsrIagt. Dos
@eieB bonn 8. Wdr3 1905 sebt be.
beuteno meter, inbem es ben Mferbau-
iefretdr nit Der unteriu9ung bon
6dlf4ungel bon Na6rungsmitteln,
9eptir5en, @etrdnteo uuo Srosusn be-
traut. @a9 grmeKen fann oerielbe
ben gefunb ber6fentli9en. llnter=
iu9unssn iplen fsrner ansefslt psr-
ben iber bic Wirtuns bes 2altiuftber-
fabrens auf bic Qualitdt ber Waarei,
iber bic Nrt Der WittsI, bic our prd-
isrbirung an( 'psnost tusrbsn, tibsr
5arbfofe uno fonftiae ben Wa5runas-
mittelt 3uesisbte etofe unb bererl
Wirfung auf Beroauuns unb @siunb.
belt. Die babel 3u beobaatsnbsn Nor.
men inb amtli9 f~sftsufslsn.
Dos Separtement bat ni9t rtiir ei1=
gefihrte Waaren 3u prtiisn, ionbsrn
auf 8erlangsr aud fol9e, bic bon
bier na@ 2dnbern our Nusfubr fom-
men, in bener amtli9e untsriu9ung
ein9efi6rt if ufu. @s fnb BARN bic
umfahenbffen 0ori9riften gegeben, bic
Observation-Disclosures 3a befdrn.
pfen. 2eioer tuiro biefelbe In 10 risfi.
gem umfanas betrieben, oab bic Bun.
besorgane alein baftr ni9t ausrei9en.
Sssbalb mub auf bic Bsibhlfe Der
Staten gere&nst tperbsn, bon bsnsii
bsreits finfuno3uan3is. nebft siuissn
$erritorien, fouie 6auaii unb puerto
&ieo entiprs4snbs @sfebe anaenommen
uno Seamte au bererr Sur9fhbrung
einaeisBt baben. Sn Der Webr3abl
berfelben bat f9 Die Nufmerffamfeit
Der @eisB9eber aber meifens auf bie
Wolterei.p robuite aslenft, bic BEL benz
SntereHe, bas bas 6armpsfen bean.
fpru8t, bisber ben 0oraus battsn, erff
in nsasrsr 3sit bat f9 BITE amtli&s
unteriu&un9 aud auf bic anberen
Nabrungsmittel ausgebebnt, tpts ba.
raus 3u srfeben if, bab bie auffdnbieen
amtli9sn Beri9te Bet ben borsei9rit.
tenffsn Staten erff felt sebn Sabren
batirsu, bic meiffen ffar,men aus ben
lebtersn ~nsunsiger SabrerI unb felt
1900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
Sic id5nen Seatase finb MN Dor.

Sic i96men Geiftase fiao MN oor'
iibsr unb bintsrIieBeu auber einem
na9baltisen ginbrud bebauernoes 8e-
fibl bel ben 3beilnebmern, bob he
ni9t eipig bausrr tonnten. aaes I'm
2eben bat isbO8 Elm @noe. uno aud
bas Surnfsft ssbtrt nun su ben ss-
tueIensn 9inssn. unb IS bleibt uns
nur nod iibris. einsn tlsinen &ad.
Bid auf bas f86ne Gef gu uerfen.
gs mar bon anfans bis gu guos eth
GROCER grfols. Sod ME aabor lag
bic SsHoronung In 10 fdbigsn 9dnoen,
nod ME supOr puroen bic anoronun-
get, puntt fur puntt I'm Slime Der
Obsrlsituna ausssftibrt, ME ss oiss.
nal Der 5al seweien mar. Die Gin.
ri9iuns Der 2aser3slte bat f9 bepdbrt
unb III cine Isusruig, oie bofsntli9
beibebalteu nerben tpirS. Wsnn @tuas
aussuieben tudre, bantt tudre % bic
3batfa9s, baB bic Mahenhbungen gu
fpdt unb obns probe absebalten
tuurben.
Serartiss gOrfa6runsen imponieren
benz amsritaniI9sn publitum am
meiften uno fontsn ni4t muir einmal.
iOnbern mebrere Male aufsefibrt trer-
ben. Die WuitfapsQe NOR ni9t fart
senug unb tonnte nidt iibsraa auf
BEN tpsiten plaBs geb6rt tuerosn. Die
3apele bdtte minbeffens so Bis rs
Mann fart isin iollen. gs tpdre lir-
ftrsitis better seueien, tuenn bic 3dbl-
maf4insn, bsrsm ialsaten S~unttionie.
rem bic fs~6lsrbaftsu aooisrungen gu
aui9reiben paren, erif elmer probe I'm.
t~srtuorfsn tuoroen tudren, uno bur4
cine rs9tssiiiss preisbertbeiIung tpdre
elm bsfsrsr S9lubeinorud gu bersei6=
men seusisn.
(6ort @apns Jrsie prefe.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
pas pouantin.
6etISam gernft eesen oas Seufeber ams
bic xsmptpme oer 3rantbeit.


prrfeHpr Wiuiam Dunbar, Sirets
tor bes bp3ienif9en Sniituts in 9amz
burg, Der elm geborener Imeritaner 1T,
aber bas 6euti9e 9iirserredt eriparb,
bat felt elmer Heibe bon sSahren bas
9eufieber gum 9egenftano ieiner Spe<
5~ialitu0ien gema9t. Gs selang Duns
bar, ben aranfbeitsfeim in Dem 9liiz
tbenitau6 bon Hoggen, Mais uno ses
pt1en 9rdfern gu finoen. Gr bebai,z
Selte &anin6en nit 0ieIen 9eimen,
uno es gelune ibm Die 9eriteuuns zines
bon linn polantin senannten @erums,
bas er nit eutem Grfolg a~neetpenbet
uno nit Dem er piele Tdle BON grfrans
tungen on 9eufieber %ponitGnbig sebeilt
bat.
Sas Seufieber, AUDI Ssuf9nupfsn
O0er 9euaitbma genanHt. tit erft felt
etpas iiber 100 Sabren 6etannt. Sc
mar friiber auf Dem europdii9en Self
LAMB elm aiemli9 i%eltener Gait; gne<
lamb uno bauptfG6li9 @meritd tpdren
Die StGtten, Die es por5ugspeife beimz
fu6te; in ben lebten Oeaennten lit Die
&rart6 eit aber AUDI auf Dem euro
pdif9en Sentiment biel bGufiger ges
tporben. Die &rant6sit tritt aniGbrz
li9 in BEN Sriibiabrsmonaten, beions
bers i'm Stunt, BEL elmer betrd9tli6en
Inaabl bon Qerionen auf. Dime gez
rabe fir 2sben unb 9eIunbbeit beion>
bsrs @efubrsn in fi9 gu i9lieben, tann
Die &rantbeit glei9tpobl bur9 i6re
LANCE Sauer unO bur9 Die 9eftigteit
Der Spmptome auBeroroentli9 quail
bpu tperoen.
Wie Der Name f9on anbeutet, 1T
6as 9eufieber i'm 9runoe cine Dirt bon
S9nupfen, uber Elm S9nupfen BON
lingstpObnli9 beftisem unb bartnddis
gem Gboratter. Snmisten pDuieer Sc
funbbeit enlpfinSen Die bon Dem 3eiSen
5eimgefu9ten zines Sases einen eigenz
tbimli9en &ibel in Der Naie, in Den
&ugen, supeilen aud i'm 9aumen;
mad furaer 3eit f9on felt ii9 Damn
iiberaus rei9li9er Nusflub bon biinn>
fliiffigen Mafen aus Der Nafe Elm, per<
bunoen NIT bdufigen, beftigen Ries=
frGmpfen. Sie G9pelIfDrper Der Naie
nebmen an umfang gu uno berf4IieT
BEN aamGlig Die gauge 2ihtung; Die
@u9en ent5iinoen fi9, Die 2iber i6tpelz
len itarf an; ni6t ielten febt Ii9 bic
@ntaiinoung aud auf Die tieferen 2ufts
tpege, auf &eblfopf, 2uftrDbre un6
oeren @er5ipeigunsen fort. Sebr bGu>
fig iinb beftise MitbmadnfGae bgs
qudlenoIte Spmptpm Ger &ranfbeit,
tno es fommt au9 Dor, bab oas
4itbma gan5 a1ein auftritt obne ione
ftige Observation-Disclosures uno
offen6ur our9 Die gIei6e l1rIa9e be-
otngt. pie Der getpDbnli6e !SeuI9nup.
fen. SIM 2aufe Der 3eit oidt fi9 Die
Qbionoerung elm; Tie miro f9leimis<
eitrie; elei9pobl oauert in allen
f9pereren Tduen Die &ranfbeit nod
lGngere 3eit on; lie erlii9t gepGbnli9
erit gu 8esinn oes Wpnats Suli, 10
Dab fie alfo i'm Sanger iiber spei Moz
nate anoauern fann. Merftpiirbig lit
es, bdb oas 2eioen Bel 2anoleuten, Die
bod am meiiten Der Ginpirtung
bliibenber @rGfe: ausseieBt iin6, fuiim
beoba9tst miro, oasesen tritt es in Den
gebilbeten StGn6en, namentli9 BEL eeiz
ftigen Nrbeitern nit 0orliebe auf uno
tit audi BEL MGnnern bGrfiger dls BEL
6rauen uno &inoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
Sn ibrem 0a9rEt ben lie BEN 40.


rtidsstretsnsn frana6fi&su prsmier.
minifer SeleaHe miomst, duBert fi&
Der Barrier vpstits Rspubliqus": vGr
bate sinsn plan, bic SfOliruns unb
bann bic 3srmalmung Seutf9lanbs.
CT cling auf bieies 3ieI wdbrsnb fisben
Sabrsn los. bic augsn auf isinen 90
larHern, i'm porlissenbsn Sale bas
ruiFf9s ghnbniB, ssri@tet. Tabsr
nberiab sr Obsr uolts ni4t fsben, mas
auf Der grbs, am gOosn Dor f@ sine."
- Die er6Bte 5reuoe betunoeten bis
fpanifdsn 3situnsen iber ben sturs
bes Rinifsriums SeIcafe. Der SIN.
e~areial" i9risb: vSeleafe i%tirsts, neil
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

@enn fia elmer bur9aus gum
9anQp)ne Jabte Domino ma9eH
min, 70 if bas feline Sa9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

garaSpr iu6re es. tuertt bic Sem.
perensler unter Der Sabn Butte ibrs
gampasre gerinmmlunesn abbaItsn
tufiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

@dbrenb Der Surnfeit ISOLDE
lisbsn uns bic Rriisn In europa glenn.
Ii1 taIt, mir batten eben beHerss au
t6un unb liberties f%riislt's ia tpsitsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

.Werr raan 10 laafeu f0nnte",
feuf8en bic POIititer, bic benz pfsrbe-
reuusn sui9ausn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

ale, BITE gum 9unoesturnfets
10 freisebis bsiseffeusrt baben, fino
aufrisbsn = Der hbsrtudltissnbs grfolg
it bic f96nfe Sibibsnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

Den Snfafen Der Gefsnss
niHe in @uftralien fpuen tinftisbin
3ahnbiirften unb <pulper be~rabfoIst
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

Ser GrfoIs Ses Snrnfefes Der.
birat ben grfOlg beg gdngsrfsffss in
1907.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

England wirS TO LANCE Gaaen
feIen Bis es feIbf NAL in cine fol9e
gerdtb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

Sas Wural=a usbdnaeibiIb if BET
polititerr bas Ssffe - tueil's bilia III.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
sion of a sewer now having an outlet
at that place.
Estimates Allowed.

Bills of H. l.. Ford, aggregating
S196.35 for repairing pavements, lay
ing intersections, ETC., approved by the
city engineer, were allowed. The bill
of Church Porter for $53 for inspecting
sewers, also approved by the city en-,
gineer, was allowed.
The report of City Engineer Allen
estimating cost for Walnut and Ma
pie avenue drainage at $245 was or
dered received and placed on file.
The report of Fire Chief e. 2. Liv-
ingston was read, ordered received,
and placed on file. The report has al
ready been published in the Courier.
Financial Statement June 1, 1905.
Following is the financial statement
submitted by City Auditor w. R. War.
rem:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
ORMANVlLLE.

Ormanville, June 1. - The many
friends of Mrs. w. w. Hunt will be
glad to learn that she is able to be
around again.
Decoration Day exercises were held
at Sherman Chapel Tuesday.
The following people took dinner at
the home of E. S. Berry, on Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Bartlett, Misses
Goldie McCants, Lizzie Erwin and An
ma Brady
Mrs. Patrick Henry is still i'll.
Mrs. Nat Haucl1 continues very sick.
The Methodist Episcopal church is
now the possessor of a new organ.
J. T. Wood was a caller at the news
depot on Monday.
Miss Anna Brady was entertained
recently at the home of Olive Darn.
eilles.
The many Ormanville friends of
Mrs. Bert Overture will be grieved to
know of her critical condition.
Miss Goldie McCants was entertain.
few days ago.
al. Darner and family were callers
at the home of Arthur Miller, on Sun,
day.
Miss Dora Overture has returned
from Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Castede and
Mrs. Emma Reem of Nodaway were
visitors at the homo Of Herman Helm
icks and have returned home.
Superintendent H. o. Roland of Da
Wis county visited the Fairview school
one day last week and was pleased
with the work.
Mrs. Alice Hollingsworth was the
guest at the home of Albert Carson
on Saturday.
Services will be held in the future
at the Methodist Episcopal church al
II o'clock on Sunday mornings.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
SOUTH ASKS FOR RURAL MAIL.
Free Delivery Service Rapidly Extend
ing In Every Part Of Country.

Washington, D. c., June 6. The
greatest pressure for the extension of
the free rural mail service is coming
from the southern states. Alabama
has 2S2 petitions on file, Georgia 342,
North Carolina 366, Virginia 236,South
Carolina ia, Mississippi 203, Arkan-
sas 103 and Texas 30S.
According to tables prepared in the
division of rural free delivery which
have just been laid before Postmaster
General Cortelyou by the fourth as
sistant postmaster general, there is
yet no perceptible abatement in the
demand for rural free delivery serv.
ice.
There are pending 4.7os petitions
for new service, as against 5,470 petit
tons on file one year ago.
The work of establishing service is
proceeding as rapidly as possible. Ru-
raj routes are being ordered into eff
feet at an average rate of about 500
a month. With the beginning of the
new fiscal year. July i, when the new
appropriation for rural free delivery
becomes effective large number Of
new routes will be established, the
service to start August /.
In Illinois 355 new services were
started during the year. There are o.
Ats existing routes and only 1873 petit
tons pending.
In Indiana there are 1884 operative
services, 267 new routes have been es-
tablished during the year and 11S petit.
tons are pending.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
TO SELL 100000 IN JEWELS.
Part Of Stanford Gems Once the Prop
erty of Queen Isabella.

New York, June g. Five sets Of
jewels, which are said to have once
belonged to Queen Isabella of Spain,
will be sold here soon at auction. They
are included in the collection of gems
bequeathed to the Leland Stanford, Jr.
university of California by Mrs Stan
ford. The valuation puts them at ST.
100000, and the other jewels to be in
cluded in the sale at as much more.
Mrs. George Perkins Lawton,a niece
of Mrs. Stanford, who resides in this
city, in talking of the sale, said that
only Mrs Stanford's most intimate
friends knew that the Isabella Jewels
were owned by here. Neither Mrs
Lawton nor her husband could learn
the exact manner in which Senator
Stanford secured them. ii.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
spent Saturday in Bloomfield with Mrs.

spent Saturday In Bloomfield with Mrs.
Mcintyre.
Mrs. Ida Goodlander and Mrs Emma
Williams were shopping in Bloomfield
Friday.
Rev. Monkman spent Friday night
with E. Truitt and family.
Miss>Nellie Truitt spent Sunday in
Milton with her friend, Miss Cora Ep-
perly.
Mrs. Charles Tomlin received word
of the death of her cousin, Mrs. Elk
line of Moulton, last Wednesday.
Memorial services were held Sunday
morning at the Methodist Episcopal
church, conducted by Rev. Monkman
The church was tastefully decorated
with the red, white and blue and
flowers and with large pictures of Lin
coin, Grant and Roosevelt
John Russell and family spent Sun
day ut the Harvey Russell home.
Mrs Charles Dodd Of Belknap spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
sister, Mrs. Mccormick and Mrs. Mary
Worrell.
Fuller Smock was in Belknap Sun
day visiting his niece, Mrs. Tom Cam
eron, who is very low with consump-
ton.
Mrs. Rough visited Sunday with
Mrs. Wolf
Charles Tomlin and family visited
Sunday at the parental Moore home
near Unionville.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
SlGoURN EY.

sigourney, June 5.-Con White re-
turned from Toledo last Friday much
improved in health.
Harley Heaton, of Hedrick, spent
Friday night In the city.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served supper to the public at
the A. M. Meas home last Friday ev-
ening.
Chas. Goodman has finished his work
at the G. c. c. c., Des Moines, received
his diploma and returned home Fri
day morning.
Lonnie Pfaff spent Friday, sight see
ing in Ottumwa.
Harry Leichti has gone to make an
extended visit with his father in Des
Moines.
John schiltz has gone to Adai., to
learn banking under the tutorship of
his brother, Ed Schlitz, the cashier
Miss Marie Roop. of Hedrick, is at
the home of her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Phelps.
Miss Gladys Pfaff sprained her
ankle and has to go on crutches.
j. G. BEEN and little son, We're down
from What Cheer, Saturday.
Miss Jessie Latter returned home
from her western visit Friday morning.
She put in two months with her sis
ter, Mrs. Calder Club at Sheridan.
Wyoming, and greatly enjoyed the
western country. She resumes her
place at the Keokuk County News this
week.
f. E. Phelps and w. D. Beatty 20 to
Davenport today to attend Grand Ma
sonic lodge.
Miss Gertrude Keller is home from
Lincoln, Neb., for visit with home
folks.
The Keota /. Q. o. F. boys came un
and did second degree work for the
lodge here Saturday night. After the
work the home boys furnished a ban
auet at the White hotel.
Rev. Jacob Stein returned to his
work at Iconium Saturday morning
His wife remains for longer visit
with her parents.
Mrs. Geo. Purkey and two children
are in Oskaloosa visiting Mrs. Pur-
keys parents and sisters.
Carriers Verne Hasty and James
Williams drove to Keota Saturday ev-
ening to attend a meeting of the r. F
D. association.
Tott Butter came in from Hedrick
Saturday evening feeling ILL., She con
suited a doctor who had her go home
and to bed. She will probably have tc
be operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Lottie Webb is home from Des
Moines.
Miss Mildred McCreery of near Fair
field, is visiting Sigourney friends.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
BIDW ELL.

Bidwell, June 6. - Mrs. Rolla Lew
is and son Merle in company with Mrs.
Catherine Lewis and Miss Carrie An
derson. visited relatives in Blakesburg
last Tuesday.
Miss Lena Brokenbourgh left on No.
s, Friday evening for Ottumwa to
spend her vacation at her parental
home.
Miss Opal Thompson of Blakesburg
returned home last week after a pleas
ant sojourn with relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Rose and little sons of
Pleasant Home visited couple of
days last week at the home of G. R.
Chisman.
A. NJ Hendricks delivered a load of
wool in Blakesburg Saturday.
Miss Effle Willard of Dahlonega and
Miss Helen Barnes of Ottumwa closed
successful terms of school at Chris
tiansburg and Center Friday.
Thomas Kerr was a business caller
in Kirksville last week.
G. R. Chisman is very i'll with kidney
trouble. DR.. Rambo of Chillicothe is
attending him.
Melvin Chisman of South Ottumwa,
"1'o ~ SuSos eNS IAiS AloA11S vi ~. ". Sulo-
man home Sunday.
Miss Laura Roberts of Ottumwa, re,
turned On No. s, Friday evening after
a brief visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Robert.
Miss Stella Potter who has been
staying in Abba for some time, was
summoned home last week on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Lot.
tie Potter.
Ben Chisman and Luther olney of
Dudley visited relatives here on Mon.
day.
Mrs. Mary Smith Of this place in
company with her son Perry Smith
and wife Of Rutledge visited on Sun
day at the zeb Smith home III High
Point. )
| Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Johnston were
guests Sunday at the home of Bert
Ross in Amador.
Ira Gordon visited Pleasant Home
friends on Sunday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
---T-------------'
MAY CHECK BABIES,
State Fair Managers Plan to Scheme
TO Help Mothers See Sights.


to Help Mothers See Sights.
Babies may be checked at the Iowa
State fair this fall and tired mothers
given an opportunity to see the
sights, confident that their children
are in good care. Secretary j, 9.
Simpson of the state fair board, is
now considering plan for the check
ing of children and hopes to be able
to complete satisfactory arrange
ments for the fair this year. He pro-
poses to build high fence around a
large lot near the Women's building,
and make this playground for the
children. Competent matrons would
be placed in charge TO care for the
children. Simple games might be pro-
vided for the amusement of the young
sters while their mothers were enjoy
ing the fair. ~
Identification tags would be placed
on each child so that there could be
no mistake even if dozen Siamese
twins should be put in the playyard at
the same time. With the Women's
building in connection with the
grounds, a nursery room could be set
apart there and the children cared for
even in bad weather.
Hospital rooms will also be placed
in the women's building for both men
and women this year and provided
with remedies for many ill and aches.
Trained nurses will probably !. have
charge of these rooms and a physician
will always be in attendance, a spe-
cial room being provided for him in
the women's building this year.. -.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
DUNR EATH.

Dunreath, June Samuel Crook
and Mrs. Ralph Crook were Monroe
callers Thursday
Peter Carey made a flying trip to
Fifield Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phifer were in
Knoxville on business Thursday.
Frank Farris and son Noble re-
turned Wednesday from Colfax where
they have been visiting friends and
relatives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
MORE THAN ENOUGH TO.
MAKE A HORSE LAUGH

The fierce Is not permitted to pre-
dominate over the funny-the all cap
tivatingly so in "The Carl Hagenbeck
Trained Animal Show" which the
greatest of the worlds wild beast deal
ers and trainers brings to Ottumwa on
Friday, June 8.
There are animal acts and actors to
make human clowns forget their bust
ness and join in the general laughter
and here are few samples of them:
The Shetland and the Simian.
In this surprising "screamer" is in
troduced a naked black Shetland Pony
two uncommonly large Dog-faced Ba-
boons and Buster Brown" the orig
inal and only walking Monkey of
the mammoth Rhesus species, on
earth or in the trees. Dressed in swell
ballet costumes, the balloons do an eX-
traordinarily clever double bareback
equestrian act, which includes jump
ing through hoops and turning humid
reds of backward and forward somer-
saults with lightning-like rapidity.
Buster Brown, also in costume, exc
cutes a marevolusly expert and inef-
fably ludicrous darkey dance. keeping
perfect time to the music, in spite of
the bands efforts to put him out by
intermingling the fastest and slowest
measures. What adds to the extraord-
mary character of this latter feat is
the fact that Buster was not taught it,
but that is solely the result of his own
improvising saltatory genius.
A cornuted and Canine Congress.
Consisting of eleven Swiss Mountain
Cashmere and Angora Goats, two Fox
Terriers-the greatest acrobats, on
either two or four legs-and a toy
French Poodle. Some Of the principal
attractions of this champion act are
pyramids of Goats and Dogs; high and
long distance jumping; hind-foot feats,
balancing on large rolling balls, see,
saws, ladder climbing, leaping from
the apex Of a high pyramid into nets
and tight rope walking by Goats; Poo.
die Dog doing circus equestrian stunts
Oh the back of bounding Goat;a Fox
Terrier brother act, including all kinds
of balancing and forward and back.
ward somersaults. The climax of the
grotesquely mirth provoking is reach.
ed in the tug-of-war with Goat at one
end of the rope and the two Fox Ter.
riers at the other.
Prodigies From the Pig Pen.
This group includes Zebu, or sac
red Hindoo Bull, most fashionably
ugly Bull Dog and six ordinary and yet
very extraordinary barn yard Pigs
They are introduced in realistic ag.
ricultural style by Mr.. Hayseed. who
drives into the arena in a cart to
which the Zebu is hitched. and which
contains the pigs and dogs. The farm,
err let's down the tail board and the
porkers and pup tumble out After
the Pigs have taken their places on
pedestals they participate in pro
gram which includes tight rope exhibi,
tions, trundling a wee pig in baby
carriage, seesaws. q. live pork pyramid
game of leap frog, high and long
jumps, high dive, ETC., and pig clowns
who mischievously upset chairs. pede,
stalls and other objects and raise mer.
ry hob generally. They finish up with
the funniest shoot-the- chutes. No one
who has seen their limitations and an
tics has ever been heard to saueal
over buying pig in poke"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-08
DRAkEVlL.LE.

Drakeville, May s1.-Word was re-
ceived here last week of the death of
Mrs, Winsell wife of DR.. F. F. Winsell
Of Sioux City The doctor and his
family were formerly residents of this
place. Dr. Winsel and his children
have the sympathy of their many
friends here.
T. ]. McCloskey, wife and son Tom
and Rev. MonlIman visited Wednesday
with Mrs. Emma Williams.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Orus Russell,
a daughter
DR.. Newland is improving his resi-
dence by adding porch on the north.
Mrs. Truitt and Miss Lou Truitt