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PERSONAL MENTION

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days. taking In The festivities during
sa@ mseaiaw III tie grand hoage at
ga~ r. p, O. T.
a*nttsa States pensasaa Commission
or FascA arrived in las Vegas from
Mora yesaar6ay. but after Speeding
shs night 10 the city ieft fur cha
peIae.
J. Mlaaam naa Rslsy Taylor return
a haaae 10 ,his city this afternoon
after Spending s"Veral days fishing
aa the Eraeasg lakes. They repoat
seame 4exeelaeaa Catches
Henry shaw returned hume "a
this city Saturday Afternoon an M
l from AGapolis, Maryland. wheFs
h. passed a successful examination
Ear admission Into the TaIaed States
military academy. In ease thu Eega
lar a~ppoia;ee fails OF quits the aeaa
smy for aas cause within the nexi
twa years, Mr, shaw viii saecaet
him.
Mrs ", J Thompson ami daushte
arrived I'm she city from their hona'
nj Muscatine. Iowa, on No. / Saiaf
day and are guests of Mr.. and Mr.
n. r. Mills.
COMPANY Of the Twenty-nintl
regulars. ftfv strong. passed throusl
the city Saturday afternoon on thes
j. way 10 Cheyenne from Prescott, Ar
znna. They will he present at tn
big camp NJ instruction In Wyomias
The detachment wa In charge d
Captain Kennlson,
Nrs. August Bagthels aud sou. ]
A. Bartheis. left the city Saturday n
ternoon for Albuquerque. where the
will spend a few days.
Solomon Ortiz left this aftern0o
for Ration and. stated to friends b
fore his departure that he had Tel
the town for good.
Special Officer Cartwright arrive
In the city yesterday afternoon fro'
his home at Albuquerque and spei
the night In this city. returning O
No. l today.
Rev. l.. q. Jacobs returned to h
home at Ration this afternoon aft
holding Lutheran services In this ell
Sunday.
DIR. h. D. Black left yesterday al
ernoon for Santa Fe on a flying bus
ness trip and returned to this ell
this afternoon on No. ?.
A gang OF about twenty men lie
the city this afternoon In charge
rermin Sanchez to work on the RAJ
road. three miles on the other sls
Of Ration.
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FOR SALE

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HARRIS REAL ESTATE
COMPANY.

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hass4aal ag2&g Mr. A. n. tiasgaA.
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Teiesfor NJ. Chaves arrived In the
city from La Garita this morning for
a short visit.
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Regular meeting Of the Fraterna!
Union at w. o. W. hail tomorrow
night. Installation of officers.
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Frank u. Caves h In the city
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do iel' KNOW?
--~0~-
OOSotoH. Grant
useshss. Clocks
Spsetseiss and oil
kinds of Jswsiry
SO Sixth Street.
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Cvsio Stoes.

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-15
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield. March 1s.-Friends of R.
A. P. McClelland are understood to be
negotiating for his release from the
inebriate asylum, where he was. sent
last October, it being claimed that he
is entirely cured. McClelland was for
many years justice of the peace Of
this township.
F. L. Rynor, an experienced cheese
and butter maker. has leased the
cheese and butter factory of ]. H.
Sasseen. & Son, at Pleasant Plain, and
will operate the business himself dur
ing the present year. Mr.. Rynor has
had charge Of the factory for the COM
pany for some time and is thoroughly
acquainted with his business.
At. the opera house last night was
held the last number on the college
lecture course, the Katherine Ridge
way Concert Co., being the concluding
attraction. Miss Ridgeway has been
a Fairfield favorite for many years,
and the house was full. The course
was very successful this year, both
| in attractions secured and audiences
present Orio and Aldine societies
| have charge of the coursee. Il
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clause Is not attached to bill 1t does
not, go into effect until July following.
That Is the way Of the anti-pass bill
unless the house amends It.
The fact that the bill was passed
unanimously Is not evidence that the
measure met with the approval Of ev-
cry senator. There were those who
plainly stated that they voted for it.
because their constituents wanted it
done. They declare such legislation is
all rot and that 1t will be ineffective
in achieving the reforms which the
people fondly imagine that they will
gain through the enactment of such
a law. But they voted for the bill
just the same.
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Abba.

T., Alba iizs March 7s,l , 1s;-The colqTed PEG
hall. hich was largely attended Quite
number attended from Buxton
Hooking and other towns in this vi
einity.a +, The. music was. furnished. by
an Ottunlwa torc fiestra. II y
David Ireland is quite sick to-
day. Mrs. Ireland is also quite sick.
The P. E. O.'s met witHs Mrs. Fred
Townsend last evening.
The Atkins Medicine and Concert
Co.. gave concert at Kings opera
house last night. The haF a full
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-15
ARRANGED
TRl-couNTY EDUCATIONAL MEET.
ING TO BE HELD IN EDDY
WILLIE SATURDAY
Interesting Program for Both Morning.
and Afternoon sessions-Free Lunch
to Be Served at Noon Hour All
Teachers Welcome.


Arrangements have been completed
to be held in the Eddyville high school
will be sessions both morning and
afternoon and an interesting program
has been arranged Free lunch will
be served at the noon hour and all
teachers are welcome. The members
of the committee in charge Of the
meeting are Miss Emma Nye, county
superintendent of schools of Wapello
county; r. B. Spencer, county super
intendent of schools of Monroe county.
and ]. P. Dodds, county superintend-
ent of schools of Mahaska county.
The Progrars.
Following is given the program in
full:
10. a. m.-Song, High school chorus
"The Teacher as an Example Before
the Pupil" j. A. Yeager, Myrta Har-
low, Irene Coryell, Clytie Without.
II u. m.-"What Will the Teacher
Gain by Better Preparation" Hon w.
A. McIntire, j. M Stoke, Boyd Miller,
!, Harry Goodrich.
Instrum entail music--Mary O'Connor.
1880 p. m.-Song Glee club.
"a Comparison of the Points ofWeak-
ness and Strength Of the Rural I'm
graded and the Town Graded Schools"
Lettie g. Shepherd, H. G. Roelofz,
Anna Rowand and Theresa Payne.
Vocal solo-Grace Burns.
1.-THE Home and the school Mutually
Responsible for the Education of the
Chill" -Chas. H. Young, G. l.. Funk,
C.. c. Palmer, Rev. Right, Merlin Will
kin.
General discussion When, Where
and How Much Shall the Teacher Help
the Pupii?'
Teachers Conference.
The monthly conferences for the
teachers of the county held at the office
of Superintendent Emma Nye are
growing in attendance and interest. AT
the conference Saturday about sixty
five, teachers were present and subjects
OF general interest to the teachers
/ were discussed in an informal manner
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-15
YOUNG IOWA LAD A TRAVELLER
Ralph Horner, of Cedar Rapids, Aged
II, Starts on Iona Trip.

y
Omaha. Neb., March 13.-Ralph
Horner, Of Cedar Rapids, "a, aged IL
years, was picked up by the police at
the union passenger station late Sat
urday night, The lad, who had been
wandering aimlessly about the station
Tor some hours, upon being questioned
said he had run away from his grand
parents home in Rockwell and was on
his way to Rawlins, Wyo. He said
that his parents were dead and that he
intended to visit his brother who lives
in Rawlins. Asked if he always had
money to pay his fare he promptly re
piled: 20, don't need any money
for that. never paid any railroad
fare in my life" He was taken to the
police station where he was turned
over to the matron, and he was partic
4 ular to leave orders to be called at
o'clock SO as to continue his westward
journey
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Meredith, Morris, Olson, Powers,
Pritchard, Robinson, Sankey, Shaffer,
Spaulding, S.oltenberg, Teachout. Te-
ter, Weeks, Weldon, Whiting, Wright,
Mr.. Speaker--54.
Absent or not voting -Collo, Frud-
den, Koontz, Langan, Skinner, Stan
berry, Van Eaton, Washburn-S.
The vote on the Gilliland resolution
follows:
Ayes Bailey, Boland, Buckingham,
Calderwood, Christensen, Cassel, Chas-
sell. Cheney Christianson, Clark, Cobb,
Coburn, Conn, Cross, Cummings, OAR
rah, Dashiel, Davie, DeMar, Doran,
English, Epperson, Flenniken, Free
man, Geneva, Greene, Gregory, Hakes,
Hambleton,. Hanna, Head, Hollembeak,
Hume. Jacobson, Jepson, Jones, Ken
dali, King, Laird, .Leech, Lister, Low
rey, Lundt, McAllister, McCreary, Nc
Dole, McElrath, Moben, Martin, Mat
ties, Meredith, Morris, Mott, OIL, Of
son, Peet, Powers. Pritchard, Robin
son, Saylor, Shaffer, Spaulding, Stol
tenberg, Teachout, Teter, Weeks. Wei
den, Whiting, Wilson, Wise, Wright
Mr.. Speaker-73.
Nays -Bealer, Clary, Dow, Sankey
Springer, Wyland-6.
Absent or not voting-Bixby, Car
den, Colclo, Frudden, Geneva, Greeley
Hart, Heles, Koontz, Langan, NC
Clurkin, McCulloch, McNie, Nichols
Skinner, Stanberry, Summers, Temple
Van Eatin, Washburn, Whitmer-2l.
No Desire for Long Terms.
In the discussion Of the bills relat-
ing to extension Of terms OF office, es-
pecially that seeking to make four
year terms for three county officers, i
developed that, almost the only per-
sons anywhere in the state who de-
sired these longer terms We're county
officers or those who expect to become
ceuntX- officers. Mr.. Temple had 9
number of lettset as Iii other >Imefr1-
ters, urging the .sf.asfhg 8 fof icngei
terms. but it was shown that In al
most every case they were from
county officers or from those VINO We're
directly interested in the offices. Very
few Of the general voters Of the state
were asking. for longer terms FOL
county officers.
The Anti Pass Bill.
1t was a trife funny when the sen
ate passed the anti-pass bill withou
d publication clause. 1t was said tina
such a clause mightS have operate
against the enactment of the measure
II is not unlikely that the house ma,
attach one to the bill. The theory ha
been that If the legislature undertook
to prohibit the members of its sue
cessor from accepting passes tn
members should be willing to give u
their own. OF course if a publicatio
clause were added, the members Q
this assembly who have passes woul
have to walk home.
BY postponing the time at which tn
law shall go into effect, the member
of this assembly manage to. encourag
the holding Of the next state conven
tions before July. It would seem in
conceivable that the managers Q
either party would call their conven
ton for a date dependent on the tim
when such law would go into effec
but some of the politicians facetiousl
have remarked that that would be tn
effect of leaving off the publicatio
clause.
Not Effective Until July. s.
Under the law when publicatio
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eist Of the Opinion.

.s
The supreme tribunal holds, in brief,
that the contractual relations through
out period Of forty years stand ex-
act1y In the terms Of the ordinance
that granted to the corporations rights
to use the streets for street railway
purposes. Twenty-year franchises are
limited to twenty years. Twenty-Five
year franchises are limited to twenty
Ave years. The ninety-nine-year act
of the Illinois legislature has nothing
whatever to do with the streets OF
Chicago. It is simply license to the
street railway corporations to exist.
There is only one essential ,qualitica-
ton to the city's sweeping victory. In
the case of franchises granted for a
period of twenty-five years, with the
right to use the streets until the roads
were purchased by the city, it is held
that the contract remains in force un.
til the roads actually are purchased.
independents" at Pennington"
I Pennington, March 1s.-The "inde
dendent'' voters held their caucus Sat
urday night and nominated the follow
|! ing ticket for the coming city cleo
ttion:
Mayor. F.. Ketcham.
+ Clerk-Martin Harnagle.
! Treasurer Henry Hartrick.
'Aldermen-W H. Coulter, H. F
Barton, j. NJ Eddy.
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THE BAUM FUNERAL.
Last Sad Rites Over Aged Woman Will
Be Held in Zion Church.

I The funeral services over the late
Mrs Mary Baum, who passed away
Sunday in Sidell, ILL.,, we're held to-
day. The funeral cortege left the res
idence of Michael Baum, south Of the
city, at IL o'clock, and at 1 o'clock in
the Zion church, the services were
conducted by Rev j. G. Barton. In
terment was made in Zion cemetery
The Baker obsequies.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. w. ].
Baker vas held Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the family residence,
1923 Castle street. Rev Henry w.
Hargstt, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. conducted the ser
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house and gave some very good spec
cialties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter went to
Moulton last evening. to visit with
Mrs. Hunters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. J. RUSSELL Mrs. Hunter has been
sick all winter
Ben JAMES has been on the sick LIST
for a few days.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE
Will Be Held In This City Next Friday
and Saturday.

SpN S0sssSNys
AS the time approaches the pros
poets for an excellent farmers insti-
tute and corn show are very encour-
aging. The premium list is large
enough now to allow two premiums to
be given for each township exhibit in
a competition of four entries or more
and grand champion prize will be
given for the best exhibits OF the coun-
ty.
The association has received pro-
position from d. F. Morey, secretary OF
The Ottumwa Brick & Construction
company, in which the said firm
agrees to give premiums to the value
of several hundred dollars to the farm
ers of Wapello county The PROPOSE
ton is the most liberal one ever given
to a farmers institute in any state by
a single firm. The farmers are to be
congratulated on having in their midst
a firm that has their interests so
much at heart. The Ottumwa Brick
& Construction company will offer
premiums for the best 40 acre field,
20 acre field and 10 acre field Of corn
grown during the season of 1906.
lney also OueT several VALUABLE pre-
miums to boys under Is years Of age
that will grow the bestssingle acre OF
corn. These premiums in aggregate
will amount to several hundred dol.
lars.
The rules that govern this contest
will be- given. out each day at4the in:
stitute, which will be held on Friday
and Saturday, the 18th and 17th Of
this month.
The corn show will be held in the
old wholesale building Of Merrill I &
! Co., corner Third and Market streets
and across from the city hall. All corr
exhibits must he in by Friday night In
order to be Judged early Saturday
morning, by Prof. Bowman, of Ames
r. G. Hofmann.
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ORGANIZE EXCLUSIVE LODGE.
One Hundred and Fifty Form "Take'
Rednen CHAPTER.

Redmeh Chapter.
Des Moines, March 14.-One and IF
ty Jewish citizens Of Des Moines have
organized under the leadership of Hen.
Try Levi and have applied for charter
for the formation of an exclusive Jew
ish schapter of the order of Redmen.
This will be the first fraternal soci-
ETY. of the sort established in the state.
A charter has already been promised
hand the new lodge will be known as
1.-THE Take" tribe
Mr.. Levi, the organizer, said: wy
want to feel that we are identifiA
with an organization that is essentiv
lily American. The new members are
leading merchants and business men
| Of both sides Of the river"
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A generous man will not busy him
self in snuffing out generosity serving
to illuminate the minds of his neigh
bors.
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Some boys apparently put their
hands in their trousers pockets to
make clear that they have four eyes.
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vices. 1nterment was made in ottum-

VICES. InlerWtHL WIS udue III OCCUu-
wa cemetery.
Removed to chlIIicotfe.
The funeral services of the late
Leonard Jordan, who was found dead
Friday night, were held Sunday at
the family residence in Central addi-
ton by Rev. w. E. DeHarppart, pastor
of the Free Methodist church The re-
mains were removed to Chillicothe
yesterday afternoon on Burlington No.
8 for interment-
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s#ozH Ct STORE
HOUSE PASSES RESOLUTION.

CONTINUED from Page IL
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for trustees-Fred Yengel, AIS; John
Culbertson,. 100. Consequently the
two women will fill the vacancies on
the board and Fred Yengel will be
the treasurer. -
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Meredith, Morris, Olson, Powers,
Pritchard, Robinson, Sankey, Shaffer,
Spaulding, S.oltenberg, Teachout, TIE
ter, Weeks, Weldon, Whiting, Wright,
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Burlington High School Loses.
Burlington, March 13.-In an excit-
ing school election yesterday the prop
osition to issue bonds for a $125,000
high school building was defeated by
280 votes.
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Quiet at WapeIIo.

Wapello, March 13-The schoo
meeting which took place at the
school building yesterday, was quiet
one, as there was no opposition to the
candidates in the field. S. ]. Herricl
was elected to succeed himself, ant
w. A. Otto was elected to succeed G
w. Hayden, who was not candidate
for reelection. G. A. Brown was alst
reelected,
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on the north
side OF Military avenue between West
and Alta streets, in Sidewalk District No.
~, for the construction of q cement
sidewalk,
Be II ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Section l. That the assessment list
made by the City Treasurer as corrected,
approved and completed by the Board of
Equalization and Review, heretofore duly
appointed by the City Council for tha:
purpose, Of the property abutting on the
north sido Of Military avenue between
West and Alta streets, In Sidewalk Dis
trict No. 40 of Salt Lake City, for the
purpose Of constructing a cement side
walk upon said portion OF eaid street.
is hereby confirmed, and the assessments
made and returned In said completed
lists are hereby confirmed
Section 2. This ordinance hall take
effect upon approval
Lake City. Utah. August 8. 1906, and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval.
J. B. MORETON.
City Recorder =
Approved this Sth day OF August. 1905.
EZRA THOMPSON,
Mayor.
State OF Utah. City and County OF Salt
Lake-ss.
I, J, B. Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full, true
and correct copy Of an ordinance en-
titled. IAN ordinance confirming the as
sessment upon the property on the
north side of Military avenue between
West and Alta streets. In Sidewalk Dis
trict No. AZ. for the construction OF ce-
ment sidewalks" passed by tho City
Council of Salt Lake City. Utah. August
6, 1906. and approved by the Mayor Au
gust 8. 1906. as appears OF record in my
ONCE.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and ad,xed the corpor-
ate seal OF said city. this 9Th day OF All
gust. 1906
(SeaD J. 3. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Bill No lis.
Sidewalk Extension No 1S. beSl
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HOTEL OF 70 ROOMS, THOR.
oushly, modern. new building, not
ana cold water Ia every room;
rooms with private bath, telephone
connections, everything unto date
houston al Estate Inv. Co.
Phones 27, 25l So Main ST.
h1Sb3
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY LISTED AND SOLD AT THE
LOWEST MARKET PRICE AT
RANCH REAL Estate
INV. co,

The time TO buy is the time when the pco.
pie are most anxious to sell most of our
cnents are very anxious 20 sell before the
winter sets in.
a new four-roomed pressed brick cottage,
pantry, closet, cellar, ready for occupancy;
southeast, near car line and desirable neigh
borhood, Price reduced to 1928 Win
make very easy terms II desired, $3.50 cash,
S15 per month, per cent interest.
An ideal two,story, eightroomed pressed
particular; east Side; walking distance from
Main street. We can 1t you out with the
Real Estate Line,
Rapck Real Estate & Inv't Go.
Suite 231 D. F. Walker building c67l
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THIS WEEK ONLY
THTS UpDE nGTv

LHIO VEIN UNLY
We offer nice Broom pressed brick home
IN choice location, northeast fer $3.50,
Rooms are extra large, nice rec hail, eiec.
1t. fixtures. etc. II has q large lot and is
surrounded by beautiful homoa
ALSO LOOK At
Those handsome modern homes now building
on the n E, corner of 4th and NJ ate. Prices
are right and will alter 10 suit you.
A. Mckellar & Co., 63M ". 2nd Sc.
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE ROOMS
N New York building, Market
81, everything new and up-to-
date. Houston Real Estate inv. Co.
Phones 27, 25l So. Main ST,
bl664
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND COM
PANY.
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Union Pacific Land company will be
City. Utah. on Tuesday, October 9th. 1906
Mt IL o'clock a. M. for the election OF six
directors OF tho company. and for the trans.
action OF such other business as may legally
come before the meeting.
ALEX. MfLLAR, Secretary
Dated Angus. 3lst, 1905. eAsk
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

DRUG STORE AND STOCK, VALUED A.
abont $4,000. IN good coming town in Ne
vada, railroad CENTER close connection with
good mining districts; only drug store. Own
or desires to sell on account of sickness. Ad-
dress 5i Tribune. c672
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES HnNTEDs REPAIRED. Ex.
Co., 62 West end DO. $1,000