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Return From California.

Agency.-Mr. and Mrs. John Dwire
who spent the winter in California
have returned to their home here. '5
C. F. Baker had the misfortune to
cut his hand with saw recently. Il
George Newell, who resides in Des
Moines, is i'll with appendicitis. His
father, D. Newell, and his sister. Mrs.
J. O. Reighard, left for Des Moines
Monday to see him.
John Enyart who has been sick for
some time Is improving.
The funeral Of w. w. Connolly was
held yesterday from the Methodist
Episcopal church, conducted by Rev.
Thomas Osburn. assisted by Rev. T. 3
Hughes. Interment was made in the
Agency cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended by his hosts OF
friends.
About twenty of the Agency people
are talking Of attending the Sunday
meeting at Fairfield Friday 4.
On Tuesday evening, April 8, In
Denver, Colorado, quiet wedding oc-
Cured at the home OF Mrs. Mary Stout
1851 Logan avenue, when her son, w.
e. Stout, and Miss Goldie Anderson
were married by the Rev, e. T. Well
err. Only a few friends witnessed the
ceremony, among them being Mrs. Liza
Printing. Mrs. NJ. e. Hanna and Misses
Rosa Printing, Emma Bradberry and
Grace Bradberry and Messrs. Edward
Metcalf, S. M. Brahm, George Fish and
Charles Hanna. Mrs. Stout formerly
lived in Agency.
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PLEASANT GROVE

L Pleasant Grove. April 15.- William
Cozard and family are moving from
the Quincy Myers property on South
Filth street to Maxville, near White
City.
Harry struble, of Oskaloosa, was in
town Thursday on business.
]. M. Timbrell, of Lost Creek, went
to Beacon Thursday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo OFT visited at the
10. b. Ward home In Ottumwa Friday.
Dr.. Keppler has returned to his home
ut Searsboro after visit with relatives
at Kirktille.
Miss Helen Brewer, of Oskaloosa,
was Q visitor in town Thursday
Wilbur Hall and Robert O'Connor
will depart about the last of the month
for the west. with the expectation Of
securing employment and remaining
there
Mrs. Adam Embling has been re.
modelling her property on Ninth street.
". l.. Harries, south of town, has
been improving and remodeling his
residence.
Mrs. P. o. Morian and daughter
Dolly were guests at the parental H.
M. Moran homo Friday.
Little Garnet Downing is on the sick
list.
Miss Maggie Smith was a guest of
Miss Vivian Fitzgerald Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Turner visited
over Saturday near Dfakeville at the
parental Suyott home.
Mrs. Walter Crook and daughter
spent Thursday at the parental A. w.
Crook home.
Miss Beulah Simmons who has been
visiting relatives and friends here re-
turned to her home Tuesday, in Rey-
noids, Nebraska.
M, B. Smith made business trip to
Ottlimwa Wednesday.
Leulah Hancock spent sunday with
her cousin Ida.
Marjorie and Fred Parrett were
guests Saturday at the M. B. Smith
home.
Mrs Jackson Peden visited over
Saturday at the nome of her daughter
Mrs Frank Brooks.
r. D. Hancock made business trip
to 0ttumwa Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Downing and
children will leave haEA Wednesday,
for homs,
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is
BOUND OVER
coLoRED MAN CHARGED WITH
RoRBINc GEORGE GABLE MUST
FACE HIGHER COURT

.R. w. Williams. colored charged
with robbery from the person of Geo.
Gable. colored, was tried yeste1 day aft
efnoon before Justice G. G. Ayres and
hcuhd over to the grand jury. The
the3t is alleged to nave occurred We'd
nesday night, April 3, on Church street
Just south of the Market street bridge,
Gable claims that Williams knocked
him down and took purse containing
I'll from his person. The case was
hotly contested and attracted. a great
deal OF attention. E. r. Mitchell con-
Quoted the case for the state and G..
Hendershott for the defendant.
Are Dismissed on One Charge.
VIII Waytes and Fred Brown col
ored, who were arrested and arraigned
some time ago on the charge Of
breaking and entering and larceny
rom building, have been dismissed
on tho first charge.
Brown was tried several days ago
and Waytes was tried yesterday after
noon. The court decided there was not
sifhcient evidence In either case to
hold the defendants on the charge Of
breathing and entering. They will be
tried later on the charge Of larceny
from building.
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SAM HARRISON LOSES WATCH
AND CASH AFTER TAKING A
DRINK OF DocToRED WHISKY |
N. MEIR FINDS WATCH
Five Men are Charged with the Theft
and One Pleads Guilty-Juose kir-
by Is Becoming Popular-Has Full
House

/ Sam Harrison. a young farmer re-
siding near Sigourney, with sadly
shattered idea of humanity in general
and a haggard appearance, due to a
natural brooding over his losses and
also to the effects Of a dose of doped
whiskey, appeared in police court this
morning as the plaintiff in a case
whereby five young men are charged
with robbery.
Ernest Kline, H. Brewer, Charles
Hartman. Ed Brewer and Rufe Ches-
ser are charged with robbing Harrison
Of a gold watch valued at $40 and
S15.65 in cash. Besides this, Harrison
claims he was doped. The alleged rob-
berry is said to have occurred yester-
Gay afternoon about o'clock along
the railroad tracks just south of the
Baker egg house.
There were seven of us sitting
down there yesterday afternoon" said
Harrison to the Judge. These five
fellows that they arrested and another
young man whose name l don't
know, were sitting there gambling and
l was watching them. I loaned one Of
them fifty cents and another twenty
five cents. guess that is when they
saw had the money on me. Well, /
was sitting there about half asleep
watching the game when one of the
fellows offered me drink of whisky.
/ took it. 1t was doped1 and then 1
went to sleep for fair. When woke up
] was, shy my watch and the fellows
were gone. came up to the police sta
ton and filed the information"
Mat Mier Finds the Watch.
When the men were arraigned this
morning, all pleaded not guilty ex-
cept Rufe Chesser, who admitted he
had taken the watch but not the mon
ey. The watch had been recovered
but it needed little strategy prac-
ticed by Night Captain Mat Mier to
regain the article.
Besides the five men arraigned for
robbery, seven others faced Judge
Kirby on less serious charges. Two
colored men, Henry Mason and Cash
Simons, and John Clark, vags, were
released. Dave Lewellyn, charged with
being drunk for the second time this
week, was given three days to sober
up. Henry Rowley and John Powers,
drunks, were released. Matt Leahey,
an old offender charged with the same
offense, was given three days.
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who gets around e great deal among
the farmers and especially the cream
cry men, said in regard to the legis-
lature: II find nobody kicking about
what the legislature did. Up our way
they are especially well pleased over
the adoption Of the primary system and
the anti-hass law There would have
been good deal of kicking If the leg
islature had left in clause exempting
the lawyers and the doctors. II they
had only gone step farther and for
hidden the stock passes, the job would
have been complete. A good many
cannot understand why stock ship
per should get pass while a mer.
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From Wednesdays Daily

: I.
Mrs. q. R. Honn, residing on West
Second street, left this morning for
Centervi]le to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Robinson.
Drug orders filled by mail prompt
lySargents.
Dr.. F. w. Newell left yesterday for
Centerville on professional business
Mrs, G. e. Sutton of Abba, returned
home Tuesday after a short visit with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. B. e. Kendall of Fairfield, re-
turned home this afternoon after an
\ extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. O..
A Holm, residing north of the city.
~ Hello, this is the Church Shoe Co.
I We want you to know when we sell
you shoes we are not satisfied unless
weg.do better by you than the other
fellow. That's all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lewis Of Ba.
|tavia were in the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. G. q. MCFARLAND of Douds-Le.
lndo returned home yesterday after
noon after short visit with relatives
In this city.
Telephone your drug orders to Sar-
gent Main and Market.
Mrs. D. T. Rambo of Chilliccthe re-
turned home last evening after short
visit with Mrs. ]. Miller Of ZIG Cara
street.
! Mrs. T. l.. Barton of Abba returned
sheme this morning after a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. B. q. Billings, re-
siding In Fairyiew.
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Mrs. D. carstens Dead.

West Point, Ia. April 17.--Mrs. D.
Carstens answered the summons Of
death at the family residence in this
city on Thursday, April IL, aged 81
years and days. She was born Feb.
2, 1910. and grew to womanhood In
West Point township. The deceased
is survived by her husband. Dr. Car
stems, one brother, one sister and Six
children. The funeral was held from
the resience Saturday, April 13, Rev.
C. Lepeltek officiating.
Fires Near Batavia.
Batavia, April 1.-THE residence Of
Mrs. Vol Ornduff, who resides two
miles west of this city, was totally des-
troyed by fire. 1t caught Are from the
ilue while they were eating dinner.
and had gained good Roadway before
the family discovered It. They only
saved part Of the household goods.
The loss will be quite heavy to Mrsr.
Ornduff, as the house was only iusur-
ed to the amount of $500.
Another Fire.
5 The home of S. Ellmaker, three
miles east Of Batavia. burned to the
ground at 10 o'clock this morning.
The household goods were saved.
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HAVE PACKERS
PAID TOO MUCH?
ouT.oF.ToWN MAGNATE IN CHI.
cAGo SAYS FARMERS HAVE
MADE TOO MUCH PROFIT ON
HOGS.

Chicago, April 17.-The Record Her-
aid says: can out Of town packer WIN,
was on the floor yesterday has some
positive opinions on provision values,
The packers are q lot Of FOOLS said
he. The farmers, when one considers
the price of corn, have been making
hogs for &c per pound for more than a
year, while the packers have been pay
ing from 6h/to TIC. If there was q
shortage or scarcity Of meat there
would be some excuse for such condi-
tions, but there is plenty Of stuff. We
could just as we'll have bought our
hogs around &c to 51hc. We have all
been Carnegies, paying for pianos for
the farmers daughters
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Tuesdays Daily.
Whirling Spray Syringes. Sargents.
Constable James Huffman left this
afternoon for Charlton on business.
g. r. Allen left last evening for ST.
courtney on business.
Tobacco Soap kill insects. sargents.
w. A. Waugaman Of Eddyville was
IN the city today on business.
g. w. Hampstead Of Eddyville was
transacting business in the city to-.
Whale Oil Soap Sargents.
Pine Tar in pints, OTIS. and 1-2. gal
ons.-sargents, Main and Market.
Judge M. "A. Roberts, left this after
noon for Abba where he will open
court this afternoon.
Miss Edna Parks of Batavia was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. V. s. Baldwin, Of Fairfield,
returned home after short visit with
relatives in this city.
Sargents refunds money if Vino
taLS. MAIN and Market.
Mrs. NJ. L. Heating and Mrs. r. T.
Pollard Of Eddyyille were in the city
Yesterday on business.
a. s. Brow of Centerville spent Sun.
day with relatives on the South Side.
Call up sargent's drug store 14s.
Mrs. g. 3. Rowe Of Billings Mont.
y visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
4. Stevens, residing north Of the city.
SWill Free of Eldon is in the city on
business today.
sMr. and Mrs. s. a.. De Bord of Fair
held. returned home last evening after
an extended visit with relatives in this
city. : :
Mrs. B. 7. Emerson Of Eddyville
was In the city today on business.
Miss Mary Usher Of salina return
ed home Monday afternoon after
short visit with Rev. and Mrs. ], w.
Foote of 1876 Nor Iowa avenue
Ed G. Stevens of Hedrick was in the
city today on business.
Mrs. ]. H. Stacey Of Eddyville re-
turned home this morning after short
visit with relatives in this city.
Edward Brown returned from Eldon
yesterday where he occupied the pull
PIT Of the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Sellars Of Leader
visited over Sunday with friends in
Batavia.
Edward Brown was in Eldon Sun.
day, where he occupied the pulpit of
the Baptist church
Mrs. F. T. Norton, residing in Fair
view, left Monday afternoon on Bur.
lington No. 6 for Burlington, to visit
with relatives for a few days.
Mrs. N. T. Fletcher, residing east
of the city, ,ft this morning on the
Rock Island for Monroe to visit with
her sister, Mrs. 3. O. Ennis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Chillicothe
has returned home after visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stuber,
p15 West Main street.
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Soap Creek News

Soap Creek, April 16.--Lafe Oxerturf
was Bloomfield caller Friday
Alex Hawkins and son Warden were
Belknap visitors one day last week
Misses LUNA Proctor Elsie Nelson
and Malinda Hawkins were callers at
the home of Mary Sample Tuesday
Rile Bolin was at the home Of wiz
liam Bradbarry Last Monday.
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OBITUARY..
Buried This Afternoon.

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF tie late Miss Susie Jennings,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli jennings
Of sRutledge, were held vt O'Clock this
afternoon from the family residence.
James Speers, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church Of Rutledge, had charge Of
the services. Interment was made in
the Ottumwa cemetery.
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chant who does much more business
is forbidden the right to free ride
But the legislature did well and the.
people In my county will sustain tns
members
Ora WillIms.
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Pastor Refuses tn ouit.

Dubuque, April 17-Pastor L,iz, re-
Gently requested to resign his pastor
ate in the Lutheran church st this
city after thirty-four years services
has refused to quit Trouble is ex-
pected. 5.s
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Furnished by the Cassidy Commits
sion Company, rooms IS and 80 Hof-
mann building. E. e. Voigt, manager.
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Royal Cafe
Next to sargent's.
x04 East Main Street.
cAMBLIN BROS. PRoPRIEToRs,

Did you enjoy the last dinner you
got at a restaurant?
II it did not agree with you. come to
our place the next time; we have as
good cooking as can be found any
where and the service prompt.
Try US for O. short order lunch at
any time. "A
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You Are Sure

of good cup of coffee suited to your
taste, If you trade with the Grand
Union Tea company. Our coffee is
blended and roasted by our experts
in our own plant which is one Of the
most complete in the world
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St. Louis Produce Market.

76.
corn-44.
Oats-41.
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Marriage Licenses.

Every baseball fan knows what he
would do if he had a million.
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Tri-W eekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
cnanged will please give the name Of
sne Postoff1ce to which the paper has
where they desire It to be changed to
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, April 17.-Corn-No. 3, 43.
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GIRL GETS BIG DAMAGES.
Waterloo Miss Awarded $4,000 From
Des Moines Man for Breach Of
Promise to Wed. -...s

Waterloo, April 17.This afternoon
Judge Ransier awarded judgment In
the sum Of $4,000 in favor Of Miss Net
tie Smith and against Albert H. schrag
a pharmacist Of Des MoinesI for fail.
ure to keep a promise to marry.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, April 17.-Wheat--May
s5M
Gorn-551a.
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The Committee Lost.

Judge James Simon rendered,
Monday morning his decision in
the cases Of Wade o. Martin, can
didate for the Legislature and
Drauz;u Angelic candidate for
Constable of the fourth ward, both
candidates on the Pellerin ticket
turned down on the ground that
they were not qualified.
Chairman Liable who failed TO
attend the meeting OF the commit
tee, in submitting the applications
of candidates, called the atten-
ton of the committee that Messrs.
Martin and Angelic were not qua
lifted. and without giving these
candidates a chance to prove that
they were qualified the committee
turned them down.
The action of the committee WAS
surely arbitrary and without sane
ton of law, and these Democrats,
at the time that the whole people
are demanding the peoples rights
and a popular government. were
summarily turned down and treat
ed in the fashion Of the old time
Republican aud Democratic mis-
rule when packed conventions and
parish committees were the su-
preme ruling powers, and the peo-
pie bad no right of appeal.
Today the people are protected
by the law and they have their
right to appeal to the law for pro-
tectiou against arbitrary injustice,
and all decisions of inferior Courts
are sppealable to higher Courts
giving the people the full protec-
ton of law and justice.
This decision is a victory for
the Wilkinson-P ellerin ticket, a
victory of the law against injus-
tice aud victory of the people in
maintaining their right against
the political machine.
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FOR SENATOR.

Respectfully submit myself
to the people of the 18th Sen
atorial District, for reelection
to the office of State Senator
before the primaries OF Janua-
ry 18th 1908 Should | be
again hcnored by the people
of the District | will continue
to do my utmost to represent
the District as it should be by
watching every piece Of legis-
lation that will rebound Tor the
benefit of the masses.
Respectfully,
los. A. PaovosT.
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NOTICE..

TO the stockholders of the Louisiana
Oil Co., Ltd. and to whom it may con.
Germ: Take notice that meeting of the
Stockholders of the Louisiana Oil Co.,
Ltd. will be held at Breaux Bridge, La,
on January l6. 1903. at 10 o'clock a. H.,
at the Peoples Bank. for the election of
a Roar6 of Directors and for such other
business as may be to the interest of the
Company. Your presence is requested. =
ROBERT MARTIN. President,
F. R. MAETIN. Secretary.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the d seas e..
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
Ease. andin order to cure it yOu must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
rect y on the blood and mucous surfaces.
1t was prescribed by one of the best ply
siciaus in this country for years and is
regular prescription. 1t is composed
Of the best tonics known. combined with
the best blood purifiers. acting directly
on the mucous. The perfect cOmbina-
ti0n If the two ingredients is what pro
duc-s such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
-. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1905
Almanac.


Is rea'y for delivery and pxcels all
farmer editions in beauty and value.
The cover is BEAUTIFUL design in col
Ors, tn en ire book is full of 6u- half
tones. Astronomical engravings and in
trresting matter. II rontai 8 the Hicks
weather forecasts complete for the whole
year. finely illustrated. The price by
mil is 80 cents. on Nrws-Stand- 30 cts
WORKS AND WORKS. the Rev. Irl R
Hicks fac monthly magazine. contains
all his weather forecasts from month to
month. together with a vast amOnnt of
the best family reading. The price ia 81
a year and one almanac goes with each
subscription. Address. WORD AND
WORKS PUBLISHING CO.. 22O1 Locust
Street. St. Louis, Missouri. Write for
reat an almancs in guam titles. Agents
wanted.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern.
All persons in possession Of thu follow.
ing land track situated in the Parish of
st. Martin. to wit: Being Section ITO in
Township No 10 s. R. E. In the s. W.
District of Louisiana, formerly known.
the John Gavie tract (alias) Jean Carrie
containing Six HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX ACRES. and SEVENTY TWO Hun
DEEDTHs Of An ACRE; are notified that
unless they shows good and valid titles
to same within 30 days from date. We
the undersigned HEIRS: Camille Gar lie
Charles Carrie. AIcide Carrie, Desire Ga
rie. Jos eph Carrie will take legal mea-
sure TO take possession of same.
st. Martinxille. La. Sept. 2Sth 1907.
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The Valley-of-tbe- Tecbe in

The Valley-of-the-Tech in its
last issue has announced that il
will support Broussard and d.
mengeaux and later Oh will make
selections from the two tickets as
10 tho other candidates. The Val
ley said: I'VE simply decide to
record ourselves Hs not being "ou
the fence" These worda do not
indicate Very much enthusiasm
from our friend. Why shouldn't
a man lid, the fence if he wants
to? This is free America my
friend,
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There seems to be less specula-
ton in the Anse-la-Bu oil field
tn ese days, and all those having
lands and concessions are getting
ready to go to work in earnest.
There are several derricks already
up and several more building, a
number of new buildings are be-
ing erected in order to accommo-
date the large number of people
who will be employed in the field,
and car loads of machinery and
pipes arrive there every day. The
gusher of the Lake Oil Company
continue to produce about 5000
barrels per day. During the next
fifteen days We believe there will
be about a dozen or more wells be-
ing drilled.
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Cotton Seed,

Prepare for Boil Weevil. l
have selected seed. Tool I'm
proved, King" and Russell
Big Booll." Early planting
are necessary and the best seeds
will give best results. Apply
to l.. G. GAUTHIER,
Nov. 6, OF. Rura, Route /.
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Both of the political factions in
the State are claiming the votes of
Gen. Jastremski's followers. We
are of opinion that very few of the
votes of Gen. Jastremski will 60
to Sanders, except perhaps the
few politicians who were supper
ting the General. Those who were
with Gen. Jastremski were those
who were for a Government of
the people against Government
of the politicians and the bosses.
With the two candidates left in
the field it is well known to all
that Wilkinson represents the in
terests of the people and Sanders
the interests of the politicians.
The influence and advice of San
ders in the conduct of the Sheriff s
Office in ST. Mary. as exposed by
Mr.. Gallery. with enough proof to
satisfy the voters, shows that Sau-
ders is politician who is not just
and liberal to all the voters alike.