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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-03
MONTHLY MEETIN c
oTTUMwA HOSPITAL AssocIA
TON MET THIS MORNING TO
TRANSACT BUSINESS
Answers to Cards Requesting subscrlp'
tons Are Being Received-Miss Lau'
ra Garner Donates chair--Miss Trot.
ter's Report.

From Wednesdays Daily
The regular business meeting OF the
Ottumwa Hospital association was held
this morning in the parlors of the Y:
w. G. A. The attendance was good
and the regular business was trans
acted The reports for the month
were heard and bills were allowed. It
was announced that about one-half OF
the cards sent out requesting subscrlp-
lions had been responded to and that
answers to these were. on the whole,
quite satisfactory.
The association also wished to ex-
press especially its thanks to Miss
Laura Garner for the hospital chair
which she donated to the association
as memorial to her sister. the late
Mrs. Edna Garner Kerns.
Mrs. M. G. Beckett Of Fort Madison
completed her two years course in the
training school for nurses during the
month.
Miss Trotter's Report.
The monthly report for April OF the
Superintendent, Miss Elizabeth Trot-
ter, is as follows:
Number of patients admitted dur
ing the month ............:.. 81
Number of births during the month !
Number Of still births during the :.
month ........... ............
Number of patients held over from :.
last month ............ $50. -2U
Total number of patients treated .
during the month ............. So
Number Of patients discharged
during the month ........ 80
Number of still births during the
month 49,. :. 80
Number Of patients at present 80. ~
Total number of patients treated
during the month ............ 56
Donations Received
Mrs. ]. T, Hackworth-two dozen
eggs.
Mrs. Phoebe Turner-one dozen
eggs.
Mrs. ]. w. Garner-one chicken for
nurses.
Peter Maloney-Ten dozen eggs.
Globe Tea Co.-One cake.
Mrs. S. A. Spilman-One cake
Mrs. Chisman, Chillicothe - -Four
quarts of fruit.
Mrs. j. w. Garner-One quart fruit
Becker's Bakery-One cake.
Miss Blanche Bowker-Five dozer
eggs.
Miss Blanche Trotter-Magazines.
Miss Laura Garner-One hospita
chair, infants complete wardrobe.
Little Miss Gertrude Kerns - One
| potted- lily.
| A Friend--Flowers
The Patterson boys, Unionville-Twt
baskets of spring flowers.
Mrs. G. Kranz-Flowers.
Mrs. G. C. Acknowledgements
Mrs. w. T. Hall-Old linen.
A Friend-Flowers for nurses.
Miss Ruth Brockman-Flowers.
Mrs. F. e. Vance, Eddyville-Te1
dollars to be used for hospital neces
sites.
Elizabeth Trotter, Supt.
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PATENT ISSUED.

Charles A. Marble Of This City Inven.
tor Of Interest Computing Machine.
From Wednesdays Daily
The patent on the interest and per
centage computing machine invented
by Charles A. Marble of this city, was
issued at Washington yesterday. This
patent was granted to Mr.. Marble on
October 25,k 1905, but he deferred TAX
ing 1t out til this time, pending in
vestigati zee whether 1t would be
advisa' out patents in for
jeign
r 'ecided not to Dc
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LAST SAD RITES.
Services Over the Remains Of MI,
Mary REYNOLDS Are Held.


From Wednesdays Daily
The funeral services of Miss Mary
A. Reynolds, who passed away at her
home, 316 West Second street, yester-
day morning, were held at 8 o'clock
this afternoon at the family residence.
Rev. ]. Hollister Lynch, rector of the
Church of the Redeemer in st. Louis,
formerly rector of Trinity Episcopal
church of this city, conducted the SER
vices. The interment was made in the
Ottumwa cemetery
The pall-bearers for the funeral
were: B. ]. Boulton, Fred Dings, w.
T. Archer, Fred CRUDE, 3. Holman
and j. E. Hornbeck
The Riley Funeral.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Mrs. Katie G. Riley were held
last evening in the Riverview chapel.
Rev. W. H. HORNED and Rev. j. w.
Foote, pastors of the East End Presby-
terrain church, conducted the services.
The body was taken this morning to
Warsaw, Ill, where it will be placed
in the cemetery vault.
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The Riley Funeral,
California Excursions.

On account of the Imperial Council
Ancient Arabic Order. Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine convention, the Iowa
Central Railway will sell tickets April
rs to May S. limited to July 81 for re.
turn passage, at rate of one fare for
the round trip. Rate will apply going
via any direct route, returning via
any other direct route. Stop-oper priv
ileges granted For further particulars
call on agents or address A. B. Cults,
G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis. MINI,
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EXPECT GOVERNMENT TO
HELP REBUILD TIE CITY
Continued from Page H.

are all one story frames, but they will
be sufficient for time to provide for
the immediate needs Of their builders
Labor Situation Threatening.
The labor question Is one of the
most serious questions San Francisco
has to meet. Unions are holding meet
ings and have decided to uphold the
scale of prices and adhere to the eight
hour day. Business men object to the
high scale and there are prospects OF
a strike.
Union leaders count on Mayor
Schmitz and other city officials, who
were elected by the labor vote, To back
them up in their demands.
One scale most seriously OBJECTED
to already by the contractors is Sc q
day for bricklayers and SIS for plaster
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-03
ORGANIZATION IN SPOKANE
WASH, WORKING TO DOUBLE
THE POPULATION
c. F. Young, Formerly of ottumwa,
Tells Of Methods of Unique Club
Has Membership of 2,25o-A Pub
licity Campaign.
Spokane, Wash,
April 81, 1906.


Editor Courier:
am former resident of your COM
munity and as belong to one Of the
most unique clubs ever formed in the
west believe you and the readers
OF your paper will be interested In
knowing something about this remark
able organization and the city in which
1t has It's origin.
The club is known as the $50 900
Club of Spokane" and it's avowed in
tention is to double the population of
this city in five years. To accomplish
this we have 1880 men and women
organized as Boosters" The club
works along modern and the
novel organization I'd wide
f its iiHhnh Short Tiine %ssae plan
of~the club may appeal to your readers
and induce them to form such soci-
ETY. in their own community for the
welfare of the country.
To double city's population in five
years after that city has already at
tanned q population of $4,000 would
seem a stupendous task. But we be-
lieve it can be done here and we have
set to work Systematically with that
end in view. Our society is the most
cosmopolitan on the face of the earth,
its membership includes people from
all walks of life from bank presidents
and street laborers to preachers and
cigar makers Every member has equal
rights and privileges in the club. The
dues are 81 year, every person join
ing signing a pledge to pay this sum
annually until Spokane has popula-
ton of 100000.
Publicity Campaign.
The club does not encourage the
immigration of laborers and mechan-
growth by inducing eastern factory
owners and commercial houses to To-
cate here
A publicity campaign through the
medium of advertising and personal
correspondence, is in full sway, each
member making it a point to inform
himself on the openings available here
and either write to persons who may
be interested or turning over his sug.
gestions to the secretary or one of the
subcommittee The club also enter
tains persons who are induced to stop
off here for a day or two and the adj
vantages of the city and surrounding
country are impressed upon the visitor
In every way possible.
/ am an enthusiast over Spokane be
cause / am positive it has the greatest
future Of any inland western city
Located on the slopes rising gently
from either bank of the Spokane
river, tho city has an absolute
perfect system of drainage. The beau
ty of such location could not be sur
passed and the view from the hills il
the southern residence portion is one
never to tire of. Forty per cent o.
the residents own their own homes
Civic pride is shown on every stree
and citizens take pride in having Spo
kane referred to as the ''cleanest bis
city in the United States" From ths
mansions of the wealthy to the hum
blest homes, shade trees, beautiful
lawns and shrubbery of all kinds are
the rule. Well paved streets and con
tinuous sidewalks with parking be
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tween the walks and the street add to
the attractiyeness Of the place.

tween the walks and the street add to
the attractiveness Of the place.
No other western city has such a
variety of resources as Spokane, with
an exclusive distributing territory as
big as the states of New York and
Pennsylvania combined There Is 3d.
900 horse power available by the sue
cession of falls in the river through
the heart of the city. OF this $4,000
horse power has been developed. This
great power with abundance of raw
material is strong inducement to
manufacturing establishments Our
resources include agriculture, lumber
ing, horticulture, dairying, market gar
dening, mining and stock raising.
Many Opportunities.
Opportunities are open here to the
man Of small means to acquire
wealth in the dairy, poultry and mar
ket gardening business. For these pro-
ducts the highest prices are paid all
the year round, the demand increasing
constantly. Land is available at reas-
enable prices in dozen prosperous To-
calities where suburban trolley lines
hcSp I1C olldll dIlllSI Ill ClOSS COuCu
with city life. Farming on larger
tracts has brought riches to thousands
Of men In wheat and hay Land can
still be had cheaply with returns sufi.
cient to pay half the purchase price
inside Of two years. The climate is
aquable with no extremes of heat or
cold. Spokane is a remarkably heal
thy city.
have been in Spokane about five
years since leaving Iowa, and expect
to make this place my permanent
home. have been in several cities
but have never been in a place where
people enjoy living and seem SO happy
as they do in Spokane. Among other
Iowa people whom have noticed out
here are P. L. Gordon, of Fairfield
and j. M. Morgan, of Ottumwa.
c. F. Young.
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IDENTIFY DEAD MAN.
Continued from Page
cabman to drive him outside
for two Or three miles.
McNutt's Letter.

McNutt's letter is in pa
lows: I'VE have identified
your officer shot as a motor
acter, who recently held up.
shop of Nose Levich, 209 \
nut street. After arranging
t the hack stand here. tn
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ST. Louis Produce Market.
ST. Louis, May 2.-Wheat, July
TIN.
Corn, ASH.
Oats 81.
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Ninth Precinct.

The republicans of the ninth pre-
cinct will hold caucus Saturday.
May IL. at 1880 p. m. at the court
house, to select nine delegates to at.
tend the county convention to be held
at the court house in Ottumwa May 49,
1906. y
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]. Morris, Commit
Eiqhth Precinct.

Eighth Precinct.
The republicans of the eighth pre-.
cinct will hold caucus Saturday. May
IL, at p. m. at Humphreys hall, to
select four delegates to attend the
county convention to be held at the
court house in Ottumwa May 10, 1906
H. F. Michael, Committeeman.
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, May Corn, No. 8, 47A.
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New York Produce Market.
New York May 2.--Wheat, July So
Corn, 53A,
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GrDffnnna ant 20. Sftpbcr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

pNtllt llNNJ blUltNl pulH'
Am II. Sftober Compiler nOta.
Donna" 1o d Ncapel ul0 Wforielllc
9n IS. Sftobcr 0onlpicr ga Solt.
railc" nod SABRE. VT So.
Sim Is. 0ftobcr Gdmpfct vGelltid)z
lol0" llod Sonrurn
9hn Is. Sftobcr Iompfcru 5ricorid,
Der 8roBc" nod 9ren1cn.
PIN 10. Gftooer CAMPER 0Gcoric"
mad 2iuerpooi. a. DE-,
9(m 20. Gftobcr 9ampier vMinne.
BAHIA" mad 2onoon.
PIN 20. Oftobcr 0ompier uGooer.
lal,O" nod Intperpen.
Hlm 20. Sfto6er Gompfcr rNcm.
Oorf" nad) Soutbnmpton.
9lm 20. Oftober Gampicr uEotri-
cia" na6 Sambnrg.
gm 90. Cftober 9ompier DGtru.
ria" nah 2%iuerpool.
2hu 20. Sftober Compiler Sale
optio" nod @laSgolp. sd!
9(m %. Sftober Goupicr rGittn
81 Nopoli" nod) Neapcl uno @enun.
PIN %. Sftober 0ompferr Moltfe"
nah Ncdpcl mo @cnlia. -.
am %. Gftober Iampierl Gar
mania" noh 2ioerpool. ,a9stq. H.
PIN 81. Gftobcr 9nmpferi n9igu-
ria" nad) Ncapcl uno @cnlla.
9m q. Sftobcr Ialnpicro g.9ulfie"
uod Qiprrb6io1I,r re 'u'-'!"W ne 1t1
.Nm 81. oftObcr Gamptc3r. y9tcw,
Tmiteroam nof Hottfroom.
9(n "a. Sftobcr Gounpicr n@crtp"
nath NeapcI lulO IriNt.
'9S(m %. Sftobcr 9antpier, Sapoic"
nod) &oprc.
PIN 25. Sftobcr Gofnpiet vO3far
Scr 3lpcitc" nndJ a~upcnba9cn.
Nm %. Sftobcr Gampier DGnic-
rita" mad Sulnburg.
9m %. Oftobcr Gompicr oGhcr-
nit" unh Bremen.
Am ~. Sftobrr Gompier D8ns.
coqnc" llad) SABRE. "
Nm 81. OCTOBER 0anpier yMirnc.
tonfn" ltoh 2oitbou.
Nm 81. Sftober GompIcr Sin.
laH0" nod Intlucrpcn.
In q. Oftobcr Ganlpfcr st,
SolliS" noh southampton.
slm 81. Sftober Gampicr naoni-
gin 2ouiic" nad) Ncnpcl unb @cmln.
9m 81, Sftobcr Gompfcr nHrc-
tprio" nod Somburg.
gm 81. Sftobcr Gampicr nGron-
prinS" nod) Bremen.
9(m 81, 0ftober Tonnpicr n9ucQ.
nia" mad 2iperfool.
sm 30. Sftobcr Tompicr San.
nonia" nof Ncopel uno @euua.
s(m 81, Sftobcr 0onrpicr nMoic.
tic" nod, 2iperpool.
Im 81. Sftpber 9anpfer STD
icllbam" nad) Hotterbam.
am 81. Sftpber Gampfer nGcma"
nod Nenpel ullb Warieiae.
Im 81. Sftobcr Iompfer n@iu-
lio" nod Neapcl unb 5ricit.
Im /. Npp. Compiler .Troucnee"
nnd SABRE.
Nm /. Mop. Gompfcr .9liider"
naf Sonburg.
9(m 1. Nop. Gampier IS. j. Siet.
gen" nah aopcnbogcn.
Nn 2. Mop. Gampfer yGeltic" nod
2iperpool.
Sim 3. Mop. Gampfer .llmbria"
nod Siperpopl.
Nm 3. Nop. Gompicr nYbifobcI-
pbio" mad Splrbnmptoli.
Nm 3. Gop. A".tpicr oWeinbn"
nod GORDON.
am 3. Non. : r-1fls n@ulocriee"
nad Samburo
Im 3. Mon. Aanlpfer .6rancesca"
llad) Neapel llno Srielt.
Im 3. Mon. Gampicr nGolumbla"
mad Glasgow.
am 6. Nop. Gampfer nGaronia"
nad) 2iperpooI.
Nnl. 6. Hpp. Ianlpicr ,aaiIer"
llad) Bremen.
am Z. Nou. Ganpier .9tphoam"
had GottctOaln.
am I. Nop. Camper Oceanic"
nadl 2iuerpopl. a
am Z. @op. 7ampIer u5eelano1
nad Nntmerpah.
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