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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11

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ge Ill Dem.
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flobcn at faioe idgte Sursoag; mert
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11

Get oprsrife SIasifib "Gotemfin"
bar Sen Ste SuIi inoe / Ebeoooiia pan
arim oa forlanste al gpens Eurig.
beS leo Cons aul oa Srouinnt al
forIfieIlig Slnss, iom mantte leperes
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fif, bpao set forlanste, trueoe bets
geiaI meb at bombarbere gpen. Beta.
let iorlangte oaiaa, at GprisbeSen
Itnloe uSbreSe en- Proclamation. Der
frazer, at arigen ifal opbsre, % at
en- MISUNDERSTANDING ifaI iammen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11

Ct Telegram al 6te Suli meOSeIer,
at 5emmeritoffe poa ct bunoreSe gii!'
lioner 500 ligger opbobebe ! Ell aleIn.
me beo en- 7pmmiug opeuior Nlin'
neapoiis. Spis Siommer I HiSiis'
iippi giuer Dem SfpOs, irpgter man
for itore lllpffer. Boa SlaOerue ueS
Glpelsbet er Der Ell belle &Rffe al
Smdabper, on 8omterne her bar no
man's lano og toges / BRIG al Pr.
beioeriamilier. aommer M ben uGl'
biae 5smmermaSie iarenoe. oil Den
tuge Suiene meo liz. : Gortb Gom.
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lotie bort. Ran frpster osiaa for.
at De prGgtiae Sroer ! minneapolis.
bporaf gpen meo Rette er itolt. oil
itrpge meo.
eloen Ites 6 Sommar 3orsoas og
piloe | Oct nGite 3san itise s 5ommer
tit. Seleprammet tiger. at 200 ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-11

Sra minneapolis ifripes ocn 7oe,
al bots NiSiiSiippi tiger 3 Sommer
til, ma Eiimpeitationeu ! Camden
~iorlahes. Semmerflemmen por 6re.
Dag Rurgeu mere tritcnoe enc nogen.
linoe; men 6Isterne crfiGrer, at Der
life oil lie uoget 9rlS. t50,000.000
200 BONNER lager opbobei. Ninne.
opolis bar aIorig tioligcre prret ubs
Iat tor en- ioaOdu aatuitrofe iom Sen,
Der M brnger oper @pcn.
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CHAPTER II.

A PERFUME-AS OF A WOMAN.
Sergt. Parr continued, nevertheless,
a careful scrutiny of the apartment.
1t was beyond doubt library, for the
backs of books showed behind the
sheets that covered certain articles of
large bulk. The adjoining room was
in all probability the sleeping cham
Der of the master of the house. A
casual inspection satisfied the officer
that the bed had not been occupied
since it was last made up.
But there was something more i'm
portant still in the sergeant's estima-
ton to be ascertained, and on that he
had ample time to reach a settled con-
viction. 1t was evident at first sight
that the man on the floor had come
to his death by reason of bullet
wound. If his own hand had been
responsible for the deed, the suicidal
weapon must be somewhere about.
And as careful search failed to re-
veal any trace Of such a weapon, the
sergeant had made up his mind long
previous to the arrival of the investi-
eating party that the case was very
serious one and involved at the outset
deep mystery.
The scene soon changed. The room
gradually filled with alert and digni-
fed men, whose profession made their
attendance at such times matter of
too frequent occurrence to permit Of
their exhibiting any other sentiment in
the presence of the grim witness of
violent death than keen and specula-
tive business interest. In the vestibule
below two officers were stationed to
challenge everybody who attempted to
enter the house. Already in front Of
the building, so quickly and mysteri-
ously does evil news disseminate itself,
was gathered throng which stared
with fascinated horror at the upper
windows and at every fresh ingoer and
outcomer.
Sergt. Parr had long since recog-
nized Inspector Applebee, and had
whispered in his ear that 1t was going
to be "big case"
"So?" said the inspector, lifting his
| eyebrows and half smiling. A moment
later he was grave and apparently un-
concerned.
DR.. Jarrett, the medical examiner
for the district in which the body was
found, came to the scene in d carriage.
Till he arrived nothing was done. The
state imposes upon the judgment and
good sense of these officials grave re-
sponsibilities In three Minutes after
his horse stopped in front of the house
DR.. Jarrett was at work examining
questioning, weighing the evidences in
his own mind.
CONTINUED in Next Issue).
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ROCK ISLAND STATION AGENT
SAYS HE SHOULD BE
sERvlAN KING.

County Line, May 25.-(Special. y
Theodore Macmillan Streu, agent for
the Rock Island at this little station,
the first one east of Eldon, has made
a claim with the parliament of Servia
for the throne of that tumultuous little
country and also to the treasures Of
the old King Lazar, who was killed by
the Turks when they invaded and con-
quered Servia in 1704 The story that
Streu tells reads more strange than
fiction, and if 1t were not substantiated
by certified and sworn proofs it would
be almost past belief.
He claims to be direct descendant
of the old king and shows proofs to
substantiate his claim. He has placed
his case in the hands of the minister
at Belgrade, the Servian minister at
London and the American minister in
Saxony, where he was born in 1875.
The family was forced to leave Servia
in 1904 and removed to SaXony,
whence Streu's parents emigrated to
America twenty years ago. Streu is
well educated and intelligent and tells
a straight story.
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BRookvILLE.

Brookville, May &c. D. McPher-
son had a run away last Friday while
returning home from Singing Masters.
The team got loose from the buggy.
One of the horses was severely injured
by running the end Of the neckyoke
into it's breast.
Mrs. Marion Tracy visited at the
home of Chas. Yost in Fairfield Tues
day.
Some Of the young folks of this place
attended Quaker quarterly meeting at
Woolson Sunday.
Sunday is the regular preaching day
at this place.
Miss Ocie Schooley was visiting at
Abingdon Sunday.
Competine played against the Brook.
vile boys Sunday and the game ended
20 to 81 in favor of Brookville.
Maud Sears spent Saturday night
with her aunt, Miss Vannie Sears.
F. P. Sears shipped one car load OF
hogs from Bernhart to Ottumwa Wed
nesday
Mrs. Wilbur Ireland was visiting hel
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DRAKEVlLLE.

Drakeville, May 26.-Mr and Mrs.
Tomlin, of Bloomfield, Chas. Tomlin,
wife and little daughter. Nellie, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Harbour and CHI !iren
of this place attended a birthday din
ner last Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Cohagen near Ash Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. I. Kinsinger, and
son, Gere, visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hamilton near Ash
Grove.
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PAckWooD.

Packwood, May 26.-Mrs. Spencer,
of Fairfield visited couple of days
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Louise
Barngrover, while on her way to What
Cheer to visit her daughter.
Miss Masda Pringle has returned to
her home at Fairfield.
Harvey Jones, while shoeing horse
recently cut three of his fingers clear
tt. the bone. Mr.. Jones' arm has caus-
ed him much suffering, and as the
horse has since died of blood poison
ing, much uneasiness was felt.
Miss Halle Harold returned asst
week to is home at Malvern.
Miss McLane, of Washington, has
been engaged as principal of the school
for the coming year.
Mrs. George Horn, of near Brook
vile, was calling on Mrs. G. G. Moor
man Tuesday
DR.. and Mrs. B. w. searles. of OF
tumwa, returned home Monday after a
few days. visit with relatives.
Miss Cartwright and her pupils en-
tertained few friends at the nome
of E. H. Faris Tuesday evening. Those
attending say the musical program
| was well rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gardner, OF
Richland, were Packwood visitors or
Tuesday
Lee r. Gobble and son, Carl were
callers at DR.. Moormans Sunday.
| Miss Maud Fray has been employ
| ed as primary teacher the coming
year. This makes her fourth year.
| Miss Lizzie Kilmer has returned t.
her home at Harper.
j. L. Everett is very sick.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, May 26.--Mrs. w. A. Lewis
was shopping in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick Holland is very Ill. Her
recovery is impossible. Her sons, Ed
ward and Henry. Of Chicago, and her
daughter Mrs Mary Hardin, arrived
last week and with the other child
rem are watching by her bedside dur
ing her illness.
Miss Grace Cutchall is visiting with
friends in Ottunlwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown, of
Bernhart, spent Sunday with relatives
here
At the meeting of the school board
Monday evening the following teach
ers were elected: First primary.
Luella Copeland; second primary. Hes
ter McNiel; grammar room, Lottie
Copeland. AS yet no principal has
been secured.
Mrs. Mary Wilson is improving
slowly.
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MEMORIAL AT FREMONT.
Interesting Services Sunday, May %
and Nav 80,

Interesting Services Sunday, May %
and May 80.
Fremont, May 26.-The Sons and
Daughters of Veterans are preparing
for special memorial service Sunday,
May %, at IL a. m, sermon by A. R.
Liverett, pastor of the Christian
church.
There will also be appropriate exer-
cises Decoration day at 2 p. m. All
veterans are requested to mees in Geo.
Akerman's Office and march to the
Baptist church at 10:45 a. M; Tues
day at LAS p. m.
Following is the program for Decora'
ton day:
Song-"America"
Solo-Edith Dawson.
Invocation-Elder Ira Barr.
Music-Girls' chorus.
Address-Rev B. J. Schreckengast.
Music-Girl's chorus.
At the cemetery the program is as
follows:
Music-Male quartet.
Address-Rev. J. F. Barnett.
Recitation-Ruth Rhoads.
Duet-Curtis and Arda McEven.
Address-Chas. Young.
Music-Male quartet.
Decorating graves.
Benediction-Rev. Schreckengast.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center. May 26.--The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
held its annual election of officers last
Sunday morning. The following Off
GERS were elected:
SUPPLEMENTARY Eland.
Assistant superintendent-Mrs H.
M. Kirkpatrick.
Secretary-Miss Alice Summers.
Observation-Disclosures Jack.
Mrs. Stella K, Porter, of Ottumwa
was the guest this week of her mother
Mrs. H. M. Kirkpatrick.
Misses Lizzie Sisco and Gladys
Tickling, of Hedrick, spent Tuesday
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. f.. E
Lawson.
Mrs. E. B. Hockreite has as guests
this week her sister. Mrs. Margaret
Marquis, of WOODBURY., and niece, Mrs
Barnes, of Alton.
Quarterly meeting was held here las
Sunday evening, conducted by Rev. D
G. Bevan, of Ottumwa.
Quarterly conference was held We'd
nesday morning conducted by Rev. j
w. Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dennis spent
Sunday with relatives here.
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had weird, ancanny look; the tables,
enswathed I'M their coverings, seemed
coffin-shaped, Rnd the chandelier, in its
shroud of brown holland, might have
been a ghost pointing down to the in
animate figure on the floor.
Whats that on the wall by the
door," whispered Officer Johnson,
pointing with shaking finger.
The sergeant had opened the win
dow almost before his companion had
finished the sentence.
In the glare of the sudden instream-
ing sunlight on the tinted wall, low
down, near the door by which the body
lay, was scrawl in dull red:
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RED.
pressure beyond limited degree. Of
ficer Johnson was about to push the
door vigorously when he was stopped
by warning gesture from his su-
perior.
AS the patrolman stepped back the
sergeant, pressing against the door as
lightly as possible, insinuated his way
into the unvisited room. A half-stifled
cry brought his subordinate to his
side.
Don't move 1t! Don't touch it!'
whispered the sergeant, putting an ad.
monitory hand on the officers shout
der 1t was by no means horror which
inspired his utterance. Both men
looked down upon figure, lying with
outstretched, clutching hands, close
against the door.
With the caution of experience the
sergeant bent down and placed his
hand over the heart.
Dead" he said in a moment, hall
to himself, half to his companion, and
Strengthened up without losing his
composure.
Officer Johnson, new to the force ant
to this kind of experience, by no means
| preserved his presence of mind in the
! emergency, and held fast to the ser
/ geant.
The room. seen through the twilight
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DUNREATH.

Dunreath, May 26.-Robert Turner
moved his family to Busy Tuesday.
Miss Anna Anderson went to Bus
sey Wednesday, where she will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Turner.
H. T. Gilland returned Tuesday after
visiting with relatives at Moravia.
Miss Beatrice Smith was in Knox
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. Patterson and son, Preston
We're in Des Moines Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petit and baby
went to Ottumwa Saturday night tC
visit with relatives.
Samuel Crook was capital city
caller SATURDAY.
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DUKE G. M'MILLAN LAND CO.,
Office Leighton Building.
THE CANADIAN PROPOSITION.

To any person who has looked over
the wheat fields of Western Canada
and seen the wonderful yields not only
of wheat, but all other classes of small
grains. almost, if not quite double the
amount per acre we can produce IN
Iowa and Illinois, it seems the plainest
proposition in the world that land val
ues must go skyward in the very near
future. The virgin prairie capable OF
such enormous yields cannot long stay
at IS, $40 or $12 per acre. The inflow
of settlers from the United States is
rapidly assuming the boom proper
lions. Every acre that is turned from
the native grass is to the production
Of food stuffs, for the world increases
it's own value and at the same time
the market value of the raw acre
along side of it. There's the point. If
you don't care to change your resi-
dence, you don't have to. Simply pay
a little down on some of that good
land and wait for the curtain rise. The
hundreds of thousands of settlers go
ing in will push values up fast enough
to suit most any one. A couple OF
dollars per acre paid down is all that
is necessary long time on the ball
ance. Low rate excursion first. Tues
day in June. Take a week and see
for yourself. No investment as safe
as in good land, and this is the very
acre.
Other Deals: While l consider the
Canadian deal the best land invest
ment on the American continent to-
day, at the same time, l am open for
business in any other line of real es-
tate and solicit your business, no
matter what you want or what you
have to sell or exchange. Remember
if costs you absolutely nothing unless
1 get you deal, and I do not ask the
exclusive. Call me up Come in or
write me and tell me of your wants
and troubles. I'll do what l can to re-
lieve you. But keep that Canada mat
ter in your minds eve, and if you don't
| invest now, just make note of what
1 say about values, and refer to it
a year or so from now.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
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CANADA-LIsTEN.

j. A. Rynearson, Chicago board Of
trade man, who has been in Manitoba
and Assiniboia during the last ten
days. negotiating for a large tract Of
land; was back ON the floor yesterday.
81 found an amazing country" said
he. Little hamlets with only few
houses would have anywhere from two
to five elevators. One elevator took
ir 125,O00 bushels last year, and fig
ures to double that this year, on ac-
count of increased acreage" This fell
low might be lying though. Go with
US on one of our low rate excursions,
and we'll see. Prosperity follows set
Element or investments in wheat lands.
Whys don't you go? If you buy land
it will be Of your own free will. We
can deliver the goods; wiki you let us
show you.
We also have a Charlton river bot
tom corn farm, owner will sell ana
carry every dollar purchase money on
farm. Bring reference.
Also $50 acre corn farm, well I'M
proved, miles east of Moulton, Iowa,
on very similar terms. Why do you
wait, dear brother?
DUKE G. M'MiLLAN LAND CO.,
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/ffrjs<*feY

"Stockhart-Stockha Stockhouj!"
Thus the sergeant, as they both
stared with all their eyes,
There's Stack, or Stock written
there" said the officer, positively.
Whatever the rest may mean, that
much Is certain"
He was still gazing at the message
when he received a peremptory order
to proceed to the station and notify
the authorities.
For there's a hue and cry coming
out of this thing. or I'm no prophet,
the sergeant said.
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Homeseekers, Rates.

Via the Iowa Central railway on first
and third Tuesdays of each month to
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas,
New Mexico, Colorado and other
states. Stop-overs allowed and tickets
limited twenty-one days. For rates,
time of trains, ETC., call on agents, or
address A B. Cults, G.. P. & T. A.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that on the 5th day of May,
A. D., 1905, the undersigned was APP
pointed by the clerk of the district
court of Wapello county, Iowa, admin
istrator of the estate of Mary D. White,
deceased. late of said county. All
persons indebted to said estate win
make payment to the undersigned and
those having claims against the same
will present them. legally authenti-
Gated to said court for allowance.
w. H. White, Administrator.
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To Land AGENTS!

This is to call your notice to the fact
that the Iowa Central railway will sell
daily during the summer months round
trip tickets at one fare plus So to GER
tain northern Minnesota and Dakota
points, limit for return October 31st
Low round trip tickets also on sale
daily to st. Paul and Minneapolis after
June 1st For particulars call on
agents or address A. B. Cults, G. P. &
T. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-27
Homeseekers to the Northwest.

On every Tuesday until December
the Iowa Central railway will sell
homeseekcrs' round trip tickets to
points in Iowa, Minnesota, South and
North Dakota, and tie Canadian
northwest lat one fare plus two dollars
Tickets limited twenty-one days and
stop-overs allowed. For rates and par
ticulars call on agents, or address A.
B. Cults, G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis,
MINI.
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daughter. Mrs. Nellie Anderson, Of

daughter. Mrs. Nellie Anderson, OF
Packwood, Sunday.
Prayer meeting was held at Will
bur Ireland's Thursday evening.
The Sunday school has began prac-
ticing for Children's day.
Wilbur and Leah Martin spent Sun
day with the Sears children.
Jess Cooley spent Sunday in OF
tum wa.
l. w. Hupp was a business caller in
Fairfield Wednesday.
D. J. Johnston was a business caller
in Batavia.
Roy Mcpherson spent Sunday in
Pleasant Plain.
The farmers are nearly through
planting corn.
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Look Here.

have a number of farms, city prop
critics, stocks of merchandise to sell
and exchange in Iowa, Missouri and
Kansas. may have just what you
want, so write me before you forget it.
Delays are dangerous, state what you
have; state what you want. l will do
the rest.
JOHN C. FOSTER,
Hedrick, Iowa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

USE zHANTI HAIR TONIC FOR THE
preservation of the harris a sure
cure for dandruff and restores gray
or faded hair to it's original color:
also try Zhanti facial cream, an inn
proven of the complexion, removes
and prevents freckles, tan and black
heads For sale by Mrs. L. Cam
field, 210 North Davis street, South
Ottumwa.
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FOR SALE - CHOICE BUSINESS
property. centrally located on Main
street, Ot.unwa. Great bargain II
taken soon. Address Mrs. o. e, Nc
Nair, Davenport, Iowa, general de-
1iyerv
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WANTED.
WANTED-To BUY HORSE AND
buggy. Address G, care Courier.

WANTED-A FEW CARS GOOD
ear corn, soon; track, any station,
45c. Phone or write Harlie Yost,
Libertyville, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-A ONE ACRE, FIVE
acre. and ten acre fruit farm. Also
henery located one-half mile from
Cotter, Ark Mineral and timber
lands. Loughridge & Kennard, Cot
ter, Ark.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-5 ACRE POULTRY AND
ginseng farm. situated in Houston,
Mo-; nicely improved; two good
dwelling houses; two fine wells Of
water; just across the street from
a $4,000 public school building;
price, $1,000: worth twice the mon
ey. D. L. Max, Houston. Mo.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-s2o ACRES IN
northeastern Iowa. Will take land
iii Dickinson or adjoining counties,
Kansas. w. F. Wamochel, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
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EsTRAYED.

sTRAYED-FRoM MANNING FARM
Eddyville, brown yearling mare
colts and small brown mule. Find
er will notify D. McSweyn, r. F. D.
No. 8, Eddyville, or #. D. Platts, S15
West Second street, Ottumwa..