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STEAMBOATS,.
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Daylight Trips on beautiful Long Island
Sound by Steamers OF Norwich. New
Haven and Bridgeport Lines Charming
night trip by Steamers OF the Fail River.
Providence and New Bedford Lipes-
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and IAN a
week days and Sundays $50 P. M. Strs.
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East. Leave Pier 1e. y; r.. foot
Murray ST.. week days only, 500 ?. VI
Steamers Providence (neV) ana Ptlerin-
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Msrtha's Vineyard and Nantucket. I've
Pier 40. n. r., 70. Clarlxson ST., week days
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE for New London Block
Island. Watch Hill, Nara Pier. Worcester
etc. I've. Pier 30. n. R. 70. ClarksOn ST..
week days only. eco p. n Also daylight
trip Mondays from Pier 40. y. r. 10 A. H.. ;
e. East 22d So. lO:s5 =. NJ Steamers
CITY OF Lowell and Chester w. Chaplin.
Hartford. Springfield. etc. Steamer Richard
Peck lva Pier 20. 2. r.. week days, 2:45
2. NJ; Suns. e.90 A NJ: Tvs. foot 2. 22d
81, week days, 8 p. M: suns. 40 A III
sundays due ". Y. on return. S:45 p. NJ
BRIDGEPORT LINE from Pier 20, p, R.,
foot Peck slip, week days Str. Naugatuex
I've. II A. n. Str. Bridgeport, 8 P. NJ. (Sats.
stops foot 2 22d ST. 30 minutes after leav-
Tickets and Staterooms at 245. 6T3. 1900
and 1854 B'way. 25 Union So. 1s2 Fifth
Ava, $40 Mad Ave, PAS Col. Ave. 10s W.
125th St., 2JeS Third Ave. & az Piers. N. Y.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the Grace of Sod Free and Independent
To Hannah Adelaide Emroh Florence Irene I; smith smith
Raymond P Moulton Gary w. Mouiton. Philip B. Low.
John a. H Movers. Executors heirs and next OF kin
Of Ietia Striker. deceased send greeting: Whereas
Jennie NJ Low City OF New York. has lately ap-
piled the Surogates Court OF our County OF New York
to have q instrument IN writing relating to both
real and personal property duly proved last VIII
ana Testament Of Letta NJ Striker Of the County
OF New York deceased Therefore and each OF you
are cited appear the of County Of
New York, his Office in the County OF New York, on
tbs 10Th day Of October thousand nine hundred and
o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
then the probate OF the said last viii
Testament And such OF are hereby cited az
years. required 70
appear by guardian II have one II have
appear and apply for to be appointed OF IN
the OF neglect failure 70 do So guardian
will appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act
you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof, have caused the seal OF the
Surrogate's Court Of the said County OF New
rseall York be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
FRANK T. FITZGERALD, Surrogate of our
said County Of New York at said County the 2h day OF
August of Lord thousand nine hun
dred and six DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court.
HARRIS, CORWIN. GCNNISON & MEYERS, Attorneys
Petitioner No 100 Nassau Street New York City.
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COOK.-Norwegtan Protestant: particularly
neat; understands plain and fancy cook
ing; personal references. A. T. Mrs. Col
Ner's Agency. 122 West 23d ST.
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lNEw jersey GEETsgl

STATIONS Foot Liberty s.. NR
Ti1@ ss-' LS'-.S ". 90 ST.. n
west I'd 81. leaves 10 rui-TSs,. .--f9-1 :.
espl as noted By desieuariT,- - - u
- - : -. E11HLEHE1I AILr.NTrvVy
4-ND A-ACCa CHUNE-zECf n 4 -
Easio4 East : ~ o1l1S = , y 10 4+l go Gs S
LOO 800 and eco p. ri q n
W sl6ESbARRE AND SCnkNTOE- q "a
A NJ. I'D. 500 p N c---s---, - q, =,
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHuRST. TONS. srvra
AND BARNEGAT-z4O0 GO 4 y
I'D bOo. Lakewood and Is.s--,r,, -
sa 40 Sundays. 100 A. 81 n a. 49,.
wood and L.aEehursI.
ATrI-ANIIC q a C4TT-'9. 20 A. u. xlCa. ka .
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY pssy
OHcEAN GROVE POINT pT.TASSy-~
z40O. $50 40 80. n 90 A vi erf1.s
II 2. 1SO. 245. 3 50. ah4Ss. g4sS' s5i.'
GTo1e. Sl5 10 50 4. I.ss1 ~ soS Is 8 s'ssa W
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEAERIGsT.
MONMOUTH BEACH. EAST IGy)
BRANCH-z4 90 g 30. $50. fLso A NJ
80 q g; $50. $50 P. NJ Sundsgs sl3
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATEAN7Ir
ZIG HI. HANDS HANDS. SEABRIGaI. Lon Q
BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN
Grove. sP RING LAKE. POM
PLEAS AST-PieF 81. " =. " Al =
AIS. s 40. TA5 P. II Sundays. . a n.
y. 35. ass. T45 P NJ Pier % y 2,
Cedar St go. 1000, 110o A II. IG1
400 8 As as 800 $40 p. " Sur.zYI
1000 A n. 100. 40. 61OP N
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsvIr.s,
AND WILLIAMSPORT = lizsCc. zA1
$500. 1910. 1000. HOO A. T.. R-s1las
only. p'l1OO. illzO. 42O0 ?. 81 Hat
tng. Pottsville. Harrisburg only. tsl@
PHILADELPHIA
ga 50. M 90. msO0. s9O 90. msfOcS sliOs
A. NJ. ms12 %. nj %. - %. adOo. s2or
ms o.. ms6-OO. e1.OO tS.00. SEQ rl0s0
p NJ. tsf21 IS mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500, mr1O,OO. ms120O ms2Oo. uts40s.
ms6.OO. 200. js12 IS.
sDclly. 4Daily except SGufay. TSI1iays
SParlOr cars only Via Tamaqua- GEE-
cept Saturdays. mDining car GSdiuIdaT
only zErom Liberty 81. Only
From TWeuty-third Sr-t521 p ~
c3.50 p. NJ. el2 % p ". gss 7. H.,
il1,sO P. 81. ks 20 P. M. v5s0 2. u.
Ofces: liberty 81. West "a 81. q As.1-
5th Av., PSI 5ch Av.. . Union square Ussl.
25eS Sd Av., los West 125th ST.. Z45 c.
lumbus Av-. New York: 4 Court s.. sss-
S44 FULTON St, 479 Sostrand Az. Rroos-
lyls go Broadway. WilliamEturz New
York Transfer Co calls for and ehscks t-s-
gage 70 destination
W. G. BESLER CM PCF-
vice-Pres- & Gen Mar. Gen. Pass'r Agsa,
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

X A l. II y A ID.
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-tnlrd strees
and IesUross~s and CarrlAuGt streets
kra She leaving time from Bcaorcsses aaa
COrtlantc streets is nse minutes .atct tL-Aa
tina, given below Tor Trenty-tnlru 9Leos
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! Y- 80 & HARTFORD g 3

". Y. N. H. & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central siaii-a
42d ST. and 18th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London & RroV.-ff;,
t&1O:OO. * 1902 4 y.
sFf2:OO P NJ: via Willimanties-Tis -.
A II. t2.00 P, "; va s2id-I--'
PORTISNIo & BAR HARBOR-tfs;ls Z. a.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALDANS az
QUEBEC. fS $40 A. NJ. f3.Uo r -
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRG. va ~
I.5KEvI1I.E ard NORFOLK = tfaa1
A n. 1881 P NJ
Ct. Darlington. Stockhridge. Lanoz; = - y
feId-f4:54. ss9.O2 A n. STA. 45-5l -. -.
Ticket Ofiiees at cGrand CsntTslr 7arS s,s55s ~
and cl2Sth ST. also az c2s3 IT,. c-ss
B'wRy. c25 Union square. els2 tltt1 A.es
CG45 columbus Ave, e64S Aaeisea @7. n.
CLOS ". I25th St. 2I9s Third ave
Brooklyn. CO Court St. 4I9 Nosirlla A's'
$50 B'way. -.-s,v.
only. SStops az 125th St SSSops g ,-.e
ST. Sundays onE fParlof ~ -,
llHas dining car. cParlor and sieesl- az
ticsIetS also.
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MANAGERS General export trade, $500:
velvets for mems ware $500: advertis-
sng solicitors. s1.5O0-s2 800: salesmen,
s.sss petticoats S9ss; epeedometers. 81. coo:
car1eepcndents 81. 800; private secretaries.
81 90; bookkeepers and clerks, S7S0-S coo.
.-aI or write for full particulars regarding
she above and ask for sample copy 81
Opportunities, containing hundreds Of
Ugh grade business and t-cs;aic3. positions.
-IAHGOODS, S0S Broadway SsT York.
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Lac Schools.
Citations.
rHR PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

rNHR PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God free and independent,
TO William Tyler Hockey, Abbis Maria Farrell Samuel
J. Tyler Henry s Tyler. Theodore V. Tyler. Edward
Butler Tyler. Marshall Fl. Tyler Susan Bowden Lillian
Wheeler. Sadie carr. Dasey Carr May Johnson, Clera
Fountain, Elizabsth Clark and Emma USch the heirs
and next OF kin OF Samuel Tyler late o the County
OF York. deceased, send greeting Whereas. Carrie
Elizabeth Tyler Of the City Of New York. has lately
applied the SuTrogates Court of our County OF New
York 20 have instrument in writing relating 70
both personal property duly proved the last
will Samuel J. Tyler, late OF Coun
ty New York. deceased therefore you and each Of you
appear before the Surrogate Of County OF
New York at his Office in the County Of New York o9
the OF October thousand nine hundred and
SIX half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
dav then and there probate OF the said
last will such Of you hereby
cited ae are under the age Of twentone years
ouired TO appear by your guardian, if you have
or il you none appear and apply for 70 be
appointed Of neglect failure to
do a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. have caused the Seal OF the
surrogates Court said County OF New York TO be
affixed. Witness. Hon. Abner c.
IL 81 Thomas. a Surrogate OF our said County Of
New York said County. the Sth day OF
August, yeal OF Lord thousand nine hun
Sred and ak DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

syIyITE I.ARCHEs" CRANBURY y. Jan educational
sanitarum for children others OF retarded mental
development. e. GORDON. NJ. D., Cranbury. n j.
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CENTRAL HM1sNN LINE

Boats leave Franklin St. P NJ: satur-
days. 1 p NJ. for Kingston. Through the
Highlands BY Daylight; full daylight trip
every Saturday Connecting with CATS
KILL MOUNTAIN points via L. q D. r
r. Early morning train from Steamboat
Dock.
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REBUFF TO LABOR FEDERATION.
Porto Rican Unionists Deny II Representa-
ton on Ticket.

SAN yuan P r. Aug 27.-The Cnionist conven-
,son hero to-day denied the American Federation
os Labor representation the legislative ticket
the majority holding that a laumaker subject 20
che lir3s;.s OF the federation would be hurtful 20
s--r.v p~Tfqv ana public interests. The Republican
tarfv maintains a similar position
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

DED ID" LINE.
. For La Guayra. Puerto CahslIo. Cura-
Gao and NIaracaibO. VIA Curacao. calling
also at Saa Juan. p. r.:
S. :. PHiLADELPHIA sat. sept !. noon
s s CARACAS. Saturday, Sept Is nocn
For Ia Guayra. Curacao and Naracaino:
S. :. MARACAIBO- Saturday. Sept s noon
g : 2JJI.IA. -. Saturday. sept % NON
These steamers have superior accommO-
datIons for passengers.
BOULTON BLISS q DALLE.TT.
General Managers. Sc We'll ST.
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Mediterranean service.
HAMBURG-ANERICAN LINE.

HAMBURG-ANERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CEERBO ERBOURG-HAMBURG-
Amerika. Aug 80, p VI IBluecheF. Sept. 9
Batavia. Sept I. P. NJ Patricia Sept S
80 HAMBURG direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
$NfoltlEe. -. Sept. II e1fOltlSs Oct %
$Oceana- Sept. 2Ol tFSmburg- Nov. Is
p AdaIbert Sept. Is tAioltke. ----- Dec
.EambuTg =. Oct. siSHamburg. - Jan 10
eCalls Gibraltar. has Gill Room an'a
fsS,rElrll
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Special Notice.

Great variety or special cruises and
trIps BY superb PASSENGER steamer. to the
ORIENT, MEDITERRANEAN and ADRI-
ATTIC SEAS WEST INDIES. JAMAICA.
ITALY and EGYPT.
TRAVEL BUREAU r. r. Tickets. hotel
accommodations end general information
about foreign travel.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED By
THE COMPANY
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. ". Y.
sPhnra Il0.l Eacrnr Piara- H0hnEan-
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uNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.
MACHINERY.

Ar REDUCED PRICEs-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. &9s Madison 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
Teachers agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers Tutors, GoVernosSes etc.
70 Colleges Schools and families. Apply 20
Mrs 81. J. YOUEG-FULTON. % Union sduars
HyaAcHERs BUREAu.-Good teachers wanted foE fan
Il positions Call ADDRESS inarrecately TEE IN f4ts-
NATIONAL, TEACHERS BUREAU, 90 Fifth ave-, Room
cor 18th Manhattan Building; entrance on 18th st
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lrmnnN VALLEY.

Tickets and Pullman accOmnl0o9-le.-s = =, VS.
4 1860 BFOadWay, is2 sth Ave, > siee,ss siee - ~
MISS Fulton 81. Court 81. ~ N9s..---- N.
~ B-Oadxay q foot Fulton S. klooelit5
A-Y- Trs1sf,sr 60. esli call for and ehsc- -
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BALTIMORE & CEl0 r. 4.
sEx. sunday fDEn

eEN. Sunday rlLly
Through Daily Trains % TIE West
Leave New York City. 23d s. Li6ys-
CHICAGO, PTTTSBURG. I15O pm 12l5 81:
CHICAGO- COLUMBUS. II. 51am l2OGEa
PITTSBURG. CLEVED, s 50 pm AC0Ta
s'PITTSRJTRG LIMITED $50 pm T00 -
GIN ST LOUIS. LOT-ISV. II 80 pm u IS l.
On. ST LOUIS IOT-TSV.. ESQ an f0o1 an
CIN. SsT IOT-IS LOCISV. 5SOpm 6eora
OMces: 245. 4S4. 1900 Broadway Ast1r
House. 1OS Greenwich St. . Uulor SQJz-s
W. Sq1 Grand St. y Y; S4S Fulton =.
Brooklyn: West 2Sd s.. and Liberty s.
After . n sleeping car reseTVaii11s
and fun information regarding trains. &c.
can be obtained at Bureau Of ln1oIllalills
b & q. r r. 23d ST Terminal Prone y.
Chelsea 3144
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AMERICAN LINE SsSiILnE sdI7 p'sr ss $50 e 4 Y
ACKNOWLEDGMENT G-SOUTHAMPTON
St. Louis. .... Sept 81. Paul. Sept Is
Philadelphia. Sept 81 New York. Sept. =
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Male

srENO6HAPHER-- young man. .
10 -: Remington operator; must come
veil recommended HILLS. l5s Nassau ST.
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ACADEMY or SAINT JOSEPH,
College Of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station.

Near Morristown. n. J.. Catholic
higher Of women. Full collegiate and prepara.
sorv courses Empowered Unsurpassed
sor heathfulness Of location FOR catalogue and full
particulars address the President
n sIss DAHA's SCHOOL NOR GIRLS. Morristown.
III y. J Suburban New York; Opens Sept 28th
Exceptionally broad curriculum Certificate admits
leading colleges Music and Art. Gymnasium Out
door sports Resident pupils. $500.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEEiEN1S
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN LHE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
Instruction.

GOING SCHOOL,
information about the KIND OF eehool
you varf. High grade advantages.
sCEOOIs AGENCY. Gle Park Row. NV YORK n. x.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

RYE SEMINARY For asatssg RaFslsglaF'
Mrs :. J. LIFE, The Misses STOWE, Rye, New York.
NFORAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem Pa
NJ Founded l749. 18th year opens Sept 18th Ad-
dress J. MAX HARK. D. D. Principal.
yzIIE Misses SdetcalTs Boarding Day School for
IL Girls Tarrytown. " Y. College preparation. Physi-
cal Culture Tennis. Basket Ball Reopens Sept 25th.
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Instruction.
For Both sexes-Country.

CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
HACKETTsTOWN. ". j.
Tgtr, boarding school for girls ana ooss
BUILDINGS equipment. strong courses sehs io'
catalogue. T. "a" .sNAa@t@ AA~~'-
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|e Lancev School for Girls.

3Or West ssth ST.. Cor West End Ave.
FORMERLY ". S6th and 2b3 W. eSth StsD
zsth year begins Oct lst individual Instruction
Prepares for all colleges no home study for girls un-
der Js. Separate Department for small boys. Year
Book Application.
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BARNARD SCHOOL FoR GIRLS

COLLEGE PREPARAIORY, 42t west lssth So
Primary and Grammar, 151 Convent Ave
IFTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. esIH. CAIAIo3.
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DOVER-ANTWERP- PARIS.
Ftnl' d. Sept. !, 2:3)pm IEr' inland Sept 1872 pm
Zeel'd- Sept s. 9 OOam V'land. Sept @. s:30am
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

COOK.-Protestant; thoroughly understands
all branches plain and fancy cooking:
will assist ironing; good references; country
preferred A A, Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122
West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

COOK, &c-By two Irish girls: good cook;
can bake; excellent laundress; other
chambermaid and waitress; likes children:
no objections TO country. MORROW'S BU-
REAU.. 72f Lexington ave. Tel 1928
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

COOK and LAAUNDRES6. respectable
woman; good plain cook and good laun-
dress. Mrs. QUINN. rs West 126th ST.
Lenox ave.
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Female

COOK. &c.-By Hungarian couple; man and
wife first class cooks; wife as first cook;
man as second; hotel or institution.
BLOOMS Emp. BUREAU, TAT Lexington
ave. OF Tel 4SS7-Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

COOK, &o.-By neat young German girl;
good cook; can bake: good laundress: has
friend chambeTmaid and waitress; no OBJ
jections to country. MORROW'S s BUREAU,
121 Lexington ave. 5Sth ST. Tel 1925
Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

COOK.-Fir.t class Swedish cook; used 20
the best families: can take full charge;
will assist at housekeeping. Call SWED-
ISH EXCHANGE. 594 Sd ave. near S9th
St. OF Tel. 4S5-3sth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

WHITE STAR LINE e s50N e F5sf
NEW YORK-Q'NST STOWN-LIVERPOO1A
Baltic Aug. %, noon Oceanic Sept. II noon
Majestic. Sept s. 1Oam TeutOuic- Sept 19 1Oan
Celtic Sept z. s am Cedric. Sept q. am
The TS MEDITERRANEAN Az0Rrs XIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC- ..-- Sept 26. noon: Nov. 8; Dec.
REzPU UBIICO Oct Is, noon sDec.1 (from Rostou)
FROM BOSTON
ROMANIC- Sept Is. 1.SO A. NJ: Oct. q
CANOPIC. Oct g. 1870 p. NJ: Nov u
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADW AY.
Freight ONCE Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-13
To Those
Living Out
side of
the City

/ wish to announce that have made
a large line of Christmas Candy COM
posed of crimp, curl, moss squares,
rings, cream mix, crystal fish, butter
fly, coco bon bons, peanut candy and
broken mix of which there is Is kinds
in the mixture and from now until
Christmas | am going to mako spe-
cial price to you folks who do not live
in the city of Ottumwa as an induce
ment for you to buy your candies of
me. The prices will be from 71sc a
pound up and you can get anything in
candy you want here.
You can't be too careful where you
buy candy. Don't buy candy which
is old and does not come up to the
pure food law. Why not buy your can
dy from me? guarantee it to be
pure and am selling cheaper than any
other fellow, because we make all our
own candy. Don't buy until you see
my candy. l don't care If you only
buy pound or If you want hundred
we will be glad to see you.
If you want good candy at bargain
prices and get square deal come tc
me- Remember the place-where you
see the big banner saying, "Headquar
tiers for Christmas Candy" Right
back of Friedman's dry goods store or
Court street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-13
.OTTUMWA MAN
IS HONORED
II. L. WATERMAN REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE IOWA COAL
OPERATORS ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting Of Organization Held
Yesterday at Des Officers
and Executive Board Chosen for
Coming Year.

Fl. L. Waterman Of this city was re-
elected president of the Iowa Coal OPP
orators association at the annual meet
Moines yesterday. The other officers
and the executive committeeman to
serve for the ensuing year were elect
ed and other business was transacted.
The Ottumwa coal men who attend
ed the meeting were H. L. Waterman,
Henry Phillips, w. r. Daum and e. d.
Fowler. One of the local men stated
this morning that no business of UNI
usual Importance was taken up, the
proceedings being of a routine charac-
ter.
The other officers chosen for the as
ISOLATION are: Vice president, B. H
Johnston of Mendoza, Mo-; and secre-
tary, John P. Reese of Abba. The
members of the executive committee
selected yesterday are:
First district-Alex Dargavel, Cen
terville.
Second district. c. Buxton. Bux-
Third districts. w. White, oska-
loosa.
Fourth district-E. G. Smith, Des
Moines.
Fifth district, S. S. Mcclure, Fort
Dodge.
j. Phillips of this city and is the only
new officer chosen, the others being re-
elected. Mr.. Phillips had informed the
association that he wiuld be unable to
accept the position for the coming year
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-13
ELDON.

Eldon Dec &c. L. Graham Of OF
tumwa was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. w. M. Taylor was an Ottumwa
visitor yesterday.
Frank Kremer spent Sunday at home
with his family, Mrs. Kremer return
ing to Muscatine with him.
w. o. Bagley is in Des Moines today
on business.
Two new passenger trains will be
put on soon, making fifteen regulars.
The library project Is booming. Ell
don now has reading rooms over Bag
ley's store.
The residence Of Mr. Merriott that
was damaged by fire is about repaired.
John Miller of Ottumwa spent Sun
day with G. w. Finney and family.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kirkwood will be buried this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock.
C. g. Sparks was an Ottumwa visit
or yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Cross of Oskaloosa is
visiting relatives in the city.
Charles Dahlgren, Mrs. Wilson Tay-
lor. Mrs. w. Friend and Mrs. Payne
were Ottumwa visitors yesterday.
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BONAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Dec. 12.-Mrs. II. B. Rina-
barger of Griswold arrived yesterday
to spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Robert Wilson, and other rela-
tives.
Frank Roberts Of Chicago was a
guest of the G.. A. Roberts family on
Tuesday.
The farmers telephone companies of
this vicinity, held meeting here Mon
day for the election Of officers, reports
of officers and other business.
Charles Dodds of Keosauqua was a
Bonaparte visitor yesterday.
Herman Myers of Chicago was a
business visitor here yesterday.
A number Of the Modern Woodmen
of this place have decided to go out to
Harry Wallingford's farm tomorrow
to harvest his corn crop. Mr.. Wall
ingford is seriously Ill with blood pois-
oning.
Jesse Brown has gone to Burlington
where he has employment.
A. ]. Page has had a cement block
wall placed under portion of his resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Leavitt Of Mt
Zion are the guests of friends and rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Fitzgerald have
gone to Washington state to make theil
future home.
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J. Flesher Of North Fairview, left
yesterday for business trip to Hite-
man.
Fred stuber of Denver, Colo, for
mer Ottumwa resident, is visiting his
brother William Stuber, 920 West
Main street.
Mrs. Lucy Moneyhorn Of Wheelock,
is visiting her brother, Rev. w. A.
Mallonee, SIS Summit street.
Miss Ida Chambers, who resides at
219 Clarence street, entertained few
lady friends at dinner at her home
last evening in honor Of Miss Edna
Longshie of Kansas City, Mo.
William Stuber, who resides at 900
West Main street, spent yesterday
with friends in Dudley.
Mrs. Rose Stevens and children are
visiting Mrs. Stevens uncle. Rev. W.
A .Malonee, 576 Summit street They
are en- route to their home in Floris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Worley, late OF
Marions have moved to 227 Clarence
street.
Rev. D. M. Lower will preach at
the Westminster Chapel corner Of
Benton and West Main streets, to-
night.
The West End Presbyterian Aid
society meets at the church Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Lee Ragsdale of Fairview avenue,
is making a business trip to Hite-
man.
Miss Agnes Kramer, who resides at
the corner Of MCPHERSON and High
land avenues, is i'll. but is improving.
Miss Edna Longshie Of Kansas City,
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New Railway Lines Being Built II
South Dakota and North Dakota.

New Railway Lines Being Built in
South Dakota and North Dakota.
The new line of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway which Is
being built from Glenham, s. D., to
Butte, Montana, will open UP large
tract Of diversified farming and stock
raising country.
The new line will pass through Wal
worth, Foreman. and Schnasse coun-
ties in South Dakota and through Het-
finger, Bowman and Billings counties
in North Dakota, and proceed in a
westerly direction to Butte, Montana.
The rich soil Of the country through
which this new line will pass, consist
ing of a deep, black loan, with a yell
low clay subsoil together with the ia
vorable climatic conditions and an
abundance of water, is adapted to rails
ing all kinds Of grain and suitable for
general agricultural purposes. There
are still many thousand acres Of good
government lands to be secured along
| this new line. Homestead entries for
lands in Butte county may be made at
| Seim, South Dakota.
There are golden opportunities for
the farmer and rancher, and for the
small merchant in the new towns
which will be opened along this new
line as fast as the railway can be com
pleted. Mobridge, in Walworth coun-
| ty, South Dakota, is the first station
on this new line east of the crossing
of the Missouri river. A town has re.
Gently been established there and
promises great future.