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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-20
BLOOMF

Bloomfield, Oct. 1S.-The initial
number in a series of entertainments
to be given by Attorney James f. Bark
ley Of Moulton, cartoonist Of more
than ordinary ability, now out on a
lecture tour, was given at the Christian
church Tuesday evening to an appre-
ciatiye audience. Mr.. Barley Is a for
mer resident Of this city, having stud
led law twelve years ago with the firm
of Payne &. Sewers, and to him the
evening represented pleasant home
coming. The chalk talk Of the hour
delineating the lights and shadows OF
home life held the attention Of the au-
dience for nearly two hours. The first
work of the artist consisted of char
nat1onalities-the Irishman. English
man and Hebrew; then followed lit
tie talk on phrenology. The most pleas
ing feature of the entertainment was
introduced by southern landscape.
which, under the magic touch of the
artists pencil. developed the beauties
of a perfect work. while repeating
Whittier's story OF Maud Muller. With
the last lines of the poem the finishing
very realistic. Then followed 1.-THE
Old Home on the HILL" as portrayed by
James whitcomb Riley. The evening
was considered a success, and it satis-
fed the managers in the point Of
finance.
Joe Wagler shipped thirty coops Of
chickens and twenty-five cases Of eggs
to Keokuk Tuesday.
Prevo & Christy of Pulaski shipped
Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Harvey Wray entertained
friends at dinner Wednesday in honor
Of her mother, Mrs. w. Corrick. who
has been visiting her children for a
short time The guests were friends,
whose acquaintance was formed many
years ago. They were Grandma and
Mrs. Nick Merry. Mrs Ellen Hotch-
kiss. Mrs. Jesse Fortune. Mrs. James
Wray, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs, Mile
Galpin, Mrs. Ben Colvin and Mrs. A. C.
Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris swartzendruver
of Grove township are visiting in
Galesburg. Ill.
The board of the Christian church
has issued invitations to the members
requesting their presence at social
to be held at the church Oct. 25.
Miss Helen Davies returned Wednes-
day from Kansas City, Mo-, where she
has been spending several weeks with
Mrs. May Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Taylor left
Wednesday for Chicago to spend few
days on business.
Friends Of Dan Keller. formerly of
this CITY, now of Salem, have learned
that he recently suffered a stroke IT
paralysis, from which he is now re-
covering.
A meeting Of the ex-graduates was
held Tuesday evening for the purpose
of forming an alumni foot ball. team.
The team was organized with Sam
Snoddy as president and John Gaines
manager. The team will meet in the
near future for practice and draw the
lineup from the practice game. An
alumni foot ball team Is something of
which few towns can boast.
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WEST END ITEMS.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. G. A. Miller of 1910 Vest Sec
ond street left for Kansas City yes
terday morning to visit her sister, who
is sick in hospital in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gr-ham of ST. Louis
are visiting John Chambers, 219 Clar.
ence street.
Owen Romig Of Coffeeville, Kas., Is
visiting his niece, Mrs. Laura H. Cum.
mings, 223 Clarence street.
Mr.. Roberts, the father of Mrs. P
l.. Hayes, of Clarence street, is on the
sick list.
Miss Leona Costello, whose home is
on Clarence street is on the sick list
Mrs. Utterback. 20 Clarence street
is on the sick list.
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.BIR MINCHAM HAS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
TWO BUSINESS BLOCKS OF SMALL
TOWN ARE IN RUINS AS RE-
SUIT OF BLAZE
Loss Will Be in Excess Of $25,ooo-
Starts at Rear Of Dry Goods Store
But Origin is Unknown-No Fire
Fighting Facilities.

Birmingham, Oct. 1s.-Fire last night
started from an unknown cause in the
rear Of ]. A. Collins dry goods store,
completely destroyed two entire bust
ness blocks Of this place, entailing a
loss Of fully $4,000. The blaze was
first discovered at half past nine and
spread rapidly, there being no means
whatever of combating it, The Elk
change building, one Of the largest bust
ness blocks In the town, containing
the Collins dry goods store and DR.. w.
P. Norris Office on the first floor, and
the opera house in the second story,
was the first building to be destroyed.
Leap Across Street.
The flames leaped across the street
to the two-story building occupied by
H. w. Albright's hardware store, and
G. D. Cooks photograph gallery, and
torney w. F. Allen on the second floor,
and the entire structure was soon burn
ing flercely. The residence Of J. V.
Clark, adjoining, was completely con-
sumed. But little Of the contents of
the buildings were saved, all the struc-
lures being Of wood, and the flames
spreading with great rapidity. The
hotel and another dry goods store on
the opposite corners from the burned
buildings We're several times endan.
gered by the heat, but were saved.
No Means of Fighting.
Birmingham is town Of about eight
hundred inhabitants, and has no means
Of fighting fires. 1t was even impos-
sible to organize bucket brigade last
night, although practically the whole
town was present at the scene Of de-
struction The flames leaped high in
the air from the burning structures.
and called in many people from the
surrounding country At midnight
only glowing embers remained of the
two business blocks.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Oct. 1s.-The two days old
settlers reunion came to close last
evening and from the appearance OF
things everybody enjoyed themselves
There was a good crowd here on both
days and the weather was perfect.
Mr.. Daisy Whitcomb returned to
her home in Abba this morning, after
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs II. S. Prayer.
Ed Knipe came up from Ottumwa
last evening for brief visit with his
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorn of Der
by were Charlton visitors Wednesday,
Mrs. Sue Whicher returned yester-
day from q trip to Nevada. {.
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EDDYVlLlE.

Eddyville, Oct. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. B.
B. Beamer of Bluff Creek, have re-
ceived word that their son. Leonard
Beamer, and Miss Margaret H. Miller
were married at Willzetta, Oklahoma,
at 8 o'clock, Sunday evening, October
Z. The bride is resident OF that
place. and the groom has been at WILL
zetta for some time. They will arrive
soon to reside on the B. B. Beamer
farm, in West Des Moines township.
Married, at IL o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, Oct. 16. in the office of the Off
ciating justice. M. L, Kirk in Ottumwa,
Miss A. Grace Burns and D. q. Ward,
both Of this place, in the presence OF
Wesley Ward and Ed Harding, of Ed
dyville. and Miss 10 Dunning Of Chilli
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MRS. DucKWoRTH DIES.
Well Known keosauqua Woman Passes
Away.

Well Known keosauaua Woman Passes
Away.
Keosauqua, Oct. 18.-(SpeciaD Mrs.
Mary Duckworth died at her home in
this place yesterday at about 10 a, M.
Of consumption. She was the widow
Of the late DR.. D. A. Duckworth, who
was accidentally shot and killed near
this place about fifteen years ago. The
deceased leaves one daughter, Miss
Gretchen, and many other relatives
and friends to mourn her loss. She
greatly missed. The funeral services
will be held at the residence at
o'clock this afternoon and will be con-
Quoted by her pastor. Rev. Chas. p.
Perkins of the congregational church
of which the deceased has been a mem
Der for number of years. The de-.
ceased was 40 years old and had been a
sufferer from consumption for num-
Der Of years. The remains will be bur-
led in the Oak Lawn cemetery near the
old fair grounds by the side OF her
husband.
Other keosaunua News.
Miss Agnes Sherman has returned TO
her home In this city from an extend
ed visit In Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. HARDWOOD visited
over Sunday with relatives at Douda-
Leando.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Stewart of Chicago.
are visiting in town with relatives. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Hilles Of Eldon W
recent visitors in this place with :"
parents of Mrs. Hilles. Mr.. and Mis-.
Leroy Meredith.
William Summerville returned to his
| home in this place the first of the
| week from a several days visit at the
George E. Morrow home in Oskaloosa,e
Mrs. Morrow is his daughter.
Mrs. Henry Shores and daughter,
| Miss Eva, have returned to their home
| in this place from two weeks visit
| with relatives at Kansas City.
Mrs. r. E. Agnew Of near this place
| is critically ill and it is feared that
she will not recover.
Mrs. G. McClurg and baby have re-
| turned to their home in Milton from
| several days visit in this place with
Mrs. McClurg's parents, Mr.. and Mira.
John Norris.
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1t is enough that woman should
be we'll and strong to be charming and
beautiful. in order to be this she must
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
one of the greatest beautifiers known.
Tea or tablets, IS cents. Sargent, the
true druggist.
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i'll at this time, her chances for recov-
cry being very doubtful
Mr.. and Mrs. Worley of Newburn
have sold their stock of merchandise
there and expect to depart for Dakota,
where they will reside.
Mrs. A. C. Collins of Knoxville was
visiting in the city Wednesday.
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, blind ,protruding piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund
money If Pazo Ointment fails to cure
In six to fourteen Gays. SOC.
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No Means of Fighting.
Another Victim

Of an accident, Editor SCHEDULE of Co
lumbus. Ohio. was cured of his wounds
by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Try it. Csc
F. B. Clark Court and Second: J. II.
L. Swenson & Co.. Court and Main.
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In desperate straits

are many. who could be cured BY DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. csc and $100. F. B. Clark
Court and Second; j. II. L. Swenson &
Co., Court and Main.
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evening was pronunciation test,
which proved to be very amusing as
we'll as beneficial.
At the party given at the Reckmeyer
home Friday evening by Mrs. Greenleaf
and Miss Reckmeyer, Mrs. Greenleaf
accidentally stepped into an open trap
door leading to the cellar and sustain
ed some severe bruises. Earlier in the
evening unknown parties entered the
kitchen through a window and carried
away part of the refreshments. 1t was
during the work of providing substitute
refreshments that the accident occur
red.
Harve Cox was arrested and placed
In the city Jail Monday night for
threatening to clean out the neighbor-
hood.
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BURIAL IN RICHMOND

HeHIdIfIs OF WITS. JefteTSoH OdVTs AIKEN
to the South.
New York, Oct. 1S.-Brief services
for the late Mrs. Jefferson Davis were
held at the hotel Majestic today, at
tended by relatives and personal
friends. The body will be sent to
Richmond, Va, this evening for burial
Friday.
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The sun has q very happy way Of
waiting until the clouds roll by.
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q D
o BTU ARy.
Mrs. Leah Owens Dies.

Mrs. Leah Owens, wife of G. B. Ow-
ems, passed away at 1850 o'clock this
morning at the family residence, 124
North Ransom street. The deceased
was born March 10, 1S49 making her
81 years, months and days Of age at
the time of her death, and leaves be-
sides her husband two sisters, Mrs. NJ.
E. Parks and Mrs. A. N. Williams of
this city. The funeral services will be
held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the Willard street Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. E. j. Shook,
pastor Of the church, will off1ciate at
in the Ottumwa cemetery.
The Worcester Funeral.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Frank S. Worcester a former
business man of Ottumwa, who
died in Chicago Monday afternoon, at
3:15 o'clock, and whose remains were
brought to this city for interment, were
held at the undertaking parlors of Scott
& McIntire at 10 o'clock this morning.
DR.. F. F. Stoltz, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, conducted the
services.
Interment was made at the Ottum-
wa cemetery. The pail bearers were
H. w. Merrill, F. A. Tisdale, George A.
Warden, c. E. McDaniels, F. H. Field
and DR.. ]. N. Armstrong.
The deceased is survived by three
sons, Russell Huston and Frank Wor-
cester, all of Des Moines.
Itch curec in % min ties by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Sargent, The True Druggist.
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passed, what was the platform of the
republican party? That platform re-
hearsed the advantages and the neces-
sity of the protective tariff. 1t stated
that this law should be so shaped and
SO drawn that 1t would be as far as pos,
sible automatically correct. The
platform provided that the law should
be carefully drawn and should neither
be too high nor too low.
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The Worcester Funeral.

Itch curec in % min ties by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Sargent, The True Druggist.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

WANTED Al Ns0sh0 si8 $50
stmWbru plesefs We la4e a0aut
Sc aefes of strawberries 50 aVe
varieties principally lhe Aroma
Association prizes one and 0he halt
cents psF quart cor plekms There
are adequate facilities bear lie berry
patches camplns and maW of Ito
growers furnish pasture Rnod water
ara tents to families ffee af eh83e
can GA fauf allfuad agent f8f pIes.
tn special rates fef parties - dte 90
.mew Picking NliI begin aluut May
@th Fof further pafilealafs eat en-
tha secretary AZ lolsius sbsis
= N CnnsflAE.
Secretary Neasho Fgult Guwer and
shippers Association. Neaslle. No
sTRAYEu one dafk bsg seaf
ola dlieg iif hands hlEh last seen
eas mlios northeast Of Nlnlia. Re
Nafi faf information leading 81 10
caXnff Address
Hul WALnub.
Illue 1aekel
FOn LKAsE . acres. s miles
northwest of welch CaAi lease. tn
Qulre af Eila Youut
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WILD WITH
ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke OF IN Spots All
0yer Body Caused a Cor,iaaal
Itching ior Tao Years Doctors
Medicine Di 20 Coed Cured al
Expense Of oaly sl.25 ard kos
THANKS CUTlCURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

ssara tino sza 7 vfots van ~
bx0k - fhs C4lara hfuaaala sd
feaaieei b @ k SD wenf aaa bought
tlr Is. Ointment, and Fdls 1hry d8i
~ mage rlssi ihsa euy He.heiac ever
ord. Tlny tucd - 0fzaY AN diss.
ani I sn sesy thankful 3D. FuiL Ny
ffeuliu aas efap' "a u ths tsa. vhh
lFoka oaf e ap go etci ~ baslY.
i eei 8 continued llhaR witch
. fiy dWte na eli e tirsa ] 90
faf,iieIsle uf S daeta, bat 6 did n0t eslfe
ne. aaA uhn ! s>N m fapr yeW
81 I sat ta gul c. iha IaitEafa lssk
aai I tldsi uy b " thaa
stut s. iic drug Han f hsFlf ono
eska 8 flteUfa sap. wa lsIk q ta-
fielfa Q.llf sad HHe yid e tIll-
ela iaals Imm 80 6nt eH iafian
/ nra8eei nlaf i tln hrf -
and tMa eKtf raksa q t4rtRa sap,
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flacal fn tn0 1t1rs. eH4 aEsin
thnk Cai.ean - Hy r u faa
ssh. 500 maY publish ihss feH
ffbnl pvm. laHie A d1hfHa, MaEAo
Gnp faua ll + D.2 y Walnut haa.,
IHo -, Ices
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NnlfoA States Attorney y. 3 stan.
sIsld returned ast Might ifpm Tahle
anah Ne says that Judge pArhef
las bean aick nsost q TIE wssk and
has heen holding court under hiiilcni'
tlek Because of his illness court Mill
prubahiy he adjourned toaag ou sale
anshlng u tho Wolfe murder trial
Df 4 r wiaer viii move his drug
store Monday into his neN room IA
tils llArFegt builsilng This wlll glse
him ens of the nnezt locations and
buildings Ia the citf lie has t~o
exceptionally nna s:iow windows and
they llase bean fgied ap iu the mut
modern style
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HCHl TCHl HCH!

scakfcni scnkFfai seetyeHi Ths
Is tha UadltIan of tinrauds g ss.n.tgf-
lEroH HFn, MuuHa. ard ehisHHa, HHp
nav = Instantly relieved ara sroeIHy
esnnl 81 easm haths wita Imfm1fa 5aap
as1d e1aile ag8iNai 8Us ef NutNaiw O8ais
usnt. the Egslt skin NuN. and Md
sleas & Cailsira Nesaittai r.lia, uha
nl.yalesans aad az eise fad
Ea sss=atfaaz - aa7sa Na.zzal1 fssF ~ Ezsf
sas4a As Htsasssa Ns5 = fefa ss Nta tassa
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tt"# AAtA f.#sft ef.tE
Mln Fsmnlo Carter q Atton i ~
the c'tf lOtaY
Seymour Riddle returned IAst night
from Iewsy and liartlsNille
Arthur scoit Il 81. Louis = hers
visiting his unclsa. J = and : J.
scost.
RI u skinner ~ lndepsndsnce,
kan wss n tie eltY today % oli
business
Senator NJ 4. lockwood II lnde
pendenee. kan Rad business IN W
nlta to.lay
Attorney llAmawe II tie arm of
rally q liansage u Chslssa vas IN
tfe CITY today
Clarence jackson aud Elmer Tor.
txtf went to Alton TODAY today to at.
tend tie bis 4 II r A. plenlc
An kfcaea, MASTER in ellAneerg,
uas III NpmAta frsierslaY, Ni,NN no
disposed 0t several tracts q minor uil
lauts u Agction.
NJ Mcgaul.f. an Ell man from
Turtle roiut pa wae 10 slie eltY %.
DAY lie .s making Investments 10
TERRITORY qll lands.
United STATES Commissioner T Y
Farms returned this Wofuing from
Mnskoget. shsfe be Aiisnued ifs
S0niiea esaoefi lak night
a. Il WhltwNfp WAS brought If tis
fsieral iall taflf this morning %
Dsputs Williams II C0llmxills
charged with Introducing and selling
REV /. q Slaygef pastor AZ tte
Methodist eiigurea a. Nlsml was 81
tlss cts To-Day lie vas 90 bis va q
sIAylnAN Nirrfa 30 sill eanauel a
series 81 meetings
Charles n Collins eiio fecentlg re-
signed ais psssitl0n A. cashier ~ thc
CheFokse National tans Naa n
Igammogc festtrlay ite las uut Kef
decided what wofk De eill engage lu.
bat c1pocie e. fa 81 s79a
JudsN iMFAtf mili ngt ~ ahla ca a.
leam eeari ia TshIegaah according
t. present. Indications until saturday
dondag BE- slji oIen anntllaf tefui AZ
Frgor efrek Therr viii nai - "
much bs.slIsess II rrfof Greek. how
eset and it IS capsoics that fhe dock.
E ear T. cleafot q seek
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1chu II Kane an atiousg fran
neaef vas b the glly today aH eas
IHest
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faoA rRlnAYs naiLY

Jofuu kane 60 auousy fram
neee vas % ihe ellI TO-DAY an eaa.
IHess
Ths regular maeiius ~ tne e9m-
mswa t'ab viii o. bella tonight
sessm Iten q impoftauee alll eane
aH
So aal Nns Llss liEaienn have
sant q sulHsag springs Afk laf q
aesss sha wliil Mm Henderson
HaihtF
NE Wien eto las tseu visiting
hIs hmhtr 81 wilson of See reo
pes gfsrl wtaFuei to bs hnue 81
G'anstt Kan telaf
RoleB Panther % nart'afllie n
iaN aH li5e ei4ue - assault q hIi
tle Heflm benE hh atte VAS yrsfeF
dag eleesd gHiiaf sn band
TIE MasEekea iaF association ai.i
hald metmR ah STAY vs. s.
sganfe'd has en invited guest
President ssmael Haus eftlc os-
laf0ms aceeaiien all make tho
address
Bolaft D. Hicks IS hes deputy
marshal having EeeH appointed 81
Pfgof Greek e. take the place 81 q
Hlwrn ei,a lass fesleust in order to
devote Sis time exclusively % hs
farm
Tile eIfg caaucI met yesterday ar
tefnoau but the only business trans.
acted sas q aflsf ihe waiter eommis.
sienor e. have satsf connections
made faf each 1T oA Wilson street
tefofo tha pasHius Is lald
Nf ani Nfs , S Obafu who have
lHsi disposed of their confectionery
aoFo hase sill continue 20 reside in
Nlnita llsnesfofth they VIII devote
thalf ehalc attention to tle conduct
ol fheif foomiag hause
5udRe Al Gill and G A natla.
80 returned this mufnlHe ffom dafh.
re where they hafe teen n atfen.
dance go ti.a iudian rvffii0fy aHd
OklahaHn eanNsfarg Nf Scottish Rte
Nasans faIas Glll vas III enc II the
degree e'ass
United states Marllal w II uae
rough Aas returned ffun TAAleluah
q Pryor Crees whew faf The present
he eill make bis headquarters while
tha hnut foT tl,e Wieklliic- IS being
conducted ug she p0ese Under John
Smith ard hls Night Hawks
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Loo sArrRpAYs pAILY

Fhph rAfthbAa ? pAtbf
~ D. HAND u Aftan u IN tie city
today
IN. parroagh wsnt so Guthrie,
0gla. ioday
Mn. II +. Maofe wAs 10 Galsna.
Kan, la0 night visiting friends
n. M ilumphrsy, fhs mayor Ut Ao.
sAfa. isln tie cisy to-day on business
sprlngdeld. Stadalaker, Moline and
aainmhus Naguas az Nlnsta piow 90.
Mias Valentine vii 50 q Seneca
toulkht 30 spend suadaf elth Fela.
tlsrs
II yoa afs fsurlug 81 getting q Gas,
ollna kugine ses thc Nipiia Fios c..
They iAse TIE lest
Massial " n. DAftaagh came up
ifom rahleluah last ulsllf elth
tsolis prlsaner sho lad ussn before
the court elorc
~ II nrasileaf IS hse tulay l10k.
lux otsr ths clf1 fmm h8 l@ae Ia
klrkkfnls. NO lle s ne guest oi
Ia q Englelan
Adolph SaeHheff reformed thls
momias ffsm tislf a. tilis hlHe in
Joplin While flgsfe ~ attended tie
banquet gt his hlgh s'f.spi alumni A.
soclafleu. al siiet ils eAs eao e the
speaksN
NJ eeNimaag & sou fate teen
sitiu1t 4 blacksmith tbn aal weeA,
hat bs o. inform thelf Iatfnus that
Nonaay sili see uiem prepared q o.
ANYTHING iu TIE blacksmith lIne
VIVA tia,fen tht rather ~ Nm
b r. wiiaa Is fsfF slekat the heme
q he dsusttsr Ills buthef G B.
Haitsa of springfield. NO S expect
eA here godaf
TIE Delaware Indian payment
shicH s uaa being he'd De- Noesia,
tae payment at HtrtmyiH having
leen completed wi te la Ninia
"Wednesday Nsf ZACH I'e.asare
sllaa came appears "a ule rolls fe
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TO our NioTHER.

Darling rnotber thou hast let ns
And w incg fig thee IN vafns
Bot Nc know thSs thou art freed from
Ale ~ earthly care and pain
Frccd from suffering thv spirit.
Ard N peaceful rest thy Snui.
dearest rnothcT. tnno hast c-scrcd
40 She blessed Heavenly goal
Bot cnr lonely hearts are aching
For TIE face snd Srrilcs VIZ mss.
A,d We long for thce. dear mother.
Whom Ne rcvcrrnOre shall Hiss
n homes sweet SUNSHINE seems 70 vanish
As thv fscc no more We see.
Aud without thv aoving presence
IL no more as home car DC.
Ani thv place. forever vacant.
VII bring memories Of the past.
I'D our hearts will CT &c aching
For the siIirs that could rot last.
Ne perhaps have caused thee SORROW
That Ne dic rot wish u DO.
Bet We know thor hast forgiven.
Dearest mother. kint and trae.
BY Der daughters Laura. RcSsie and
Mary Scnuheun