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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10

From Fridays Daily.
Sargent treats everybody right.
| A. J. Grover Of ia Pleasant street,
left this morning for Cherryvale Kan,
for weeks visit.
Born, this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Brown, residing four miles
west Of Ottumwa, son.
w. w. Dyer of 200 Cara street left
this morning for Blakesburg on q
business trip.
Mrs. w. 8. McCord Of Spencer is
visiting Mrs. H. G. Davis of West Sec
ond street.
Mrs. David Mollix of Eddyville ar
rived this morning on business.
Lice and mango cures, Sargent's.
Mrs. B. A. Waddell Of Chillicothe,
who was In this city on business 70.
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. q. ]. Thompson of Farson, who
was in this city on business; returned
home yesterday.
| r. j, Hawthorne Of Farson. who
was In this city on business returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss May stinson Of Lucas return
ed home this morning after q short
visit with her brother, w. 8. stinson
superintendent OF the Open Door Mis-.
sion.
Mrs. Josephine Cain OF Darby. Pa,
who. with her daughter. Miss Jennie
Cain, has been visiting her sisterin-
daw, Mrs. Mary A. Dougherty of 124
North Cass street, returned home
last night
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10
M. A. ROBERTS
SPEAKS TO-DAY
oTTUMWA JUDGE OCCUPIES
PLACE OF PROMINENCE ON Kill.
BoURN PICNIC PROGRAM

Il Judge M. A. Roberts left this morn
ing for Kilbourne where he will be
zone of the principal speakers at the
third annual picnic held at that place
today. Through the efforts of the
entertainment committee an elaborate
program has been arranged, including
speakers Of note from different sections
|of Iowa. George L. Minear OF the
Iowa Wesleyan university is chairman
of the day and will himself be one Of
the speakers.
Arthur Plat of 947 East Main street
left Ottumwa this morning to attend
the picnic.
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REMEMBER
THE PICNIC
Low ROUND TRIP RATE 10 sEcuR.
ED FOR OLD sETTLERs' DAY AT
AGENCY AUGUST is

Remember the Old Settlers Reunion
at Agency, August IL. Train leaves
Union depot at $3.50 a. M. returns at
8 p. m. Fare, round trip, 38o.
Program at Agency.
Call to order-11 O'Clock a. m.
Prayer-Rev Thomas B. Hughes
Agency.
song-Agency quartet,
Address Of welcome-Mayor of
Agency.
Response-President L. F. Newell
Of the association.
Music.
Dinner.
Reassemble at o'clock.
Music
Reading of the roll of departed
members.
! Music.
/ Address by w. A. Work.
Music.
Five minute speeches. Hon. M. A.
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NO LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION
oTTUMWA TRADES AND LABOR
ASSEMBLY DEclDEDs TO TAKE
OUTING AT OTHER CITIES.

No general outing will be held in
Ottumwa this year on Labor day by
the Ottumwa Trades and Labor AS
sembly. Small picnics will in all pro.
liability be held in the city parks. but
the greater number will spend the
holiday at Labor day celebrations in
near by cities. This decision was
reached by the Ottumwa Assembly at
recent meeting hold in Labor hall
dor that purpose. Labor day falls
this year on September Q and it was
decided that the necessary arrange.
ments for big celebration could not
be completed by that date.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10

hope any of my friends suffering
from constipation OF dreading an at
tack Of appendicitis will have your
druggist f1ll this prescription for you
and receive the benefit have.
Acid Sulphuricum Dill. ...... II drains
Lax Own Comp. ...............II iii OF.
Elk. L.actated Pepsin
Aquac Dist. equal part qs. ad. vi OF.
Direction: Take one dessert spoon
full before meals. Can be filed at
SwenBon's drug store.
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Held Decision to be Reached Soon
An immense carnival will De held
in Ottumwa this fall. This was the
decision reached last evening at an
enthusiastic meeting in the city hall
of thirty representative citizens of
Ottumwa's business interests. j. K.
Dysart was appointed chairman Of a
committee of FIVE consisting Of
F. B. Clark, Geo. Haw, Jr., w. N.
Rockwell and George ]. Hinshaw,
whose duty it will be to draft plans
and suggestions for the manner of en-
tertainment and to submit them at ]
meeting to be called within the next
few days.
The mass meeting was called to or
der by George j. Hinshaw, secretary
of the Retail Merchants association
After explaining the object Of the
meeting, he called for choice OF
chairman.
j. K. Dysart was chosen, Mr.. Hin.
shaw acting as secretary. Mr.. Dysaft
then made an address, explaining the
purpose Of the meeting and calling
Iol Iu0 CO-OPCi GIiC1 I'll I'LL plSoSuL
His remarks We're greeted with enthu
siastic applause and assurances of the
cooperation Of the city for a good
striking entertainment out of the or
binary run, and different from all pre-
vious attempts in Ottumwa.
A formal motion was presented BY
Mayor Phillips that an entertainment
OF this sort be held in the city Of OF
tumwa this fall The motion was
unanimously carried. Discussions Of
the kind of an entertainment to b.
held led ca motion by George Haw
Jr,, unanimously carried, that a com
mittee Of five be appointed to draft
plans and suggestions to be submit
ted before the association at an early
date. Ideas and suggestions for 9
mode Of entertainment were present
ed by F. B. Clark, T. H. Picker, w. N
Rockwell, DR.. w. E. Creath and Geo
Haw, Jr Following these, the meet
ing adjourned subject to a call at ar
early date from the chairman Of the
committee on arrangements
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Thursdays Daily.
Liquid sprays at Snrgenta.
Mrs 3. O. Waddell Of Chillicothe ar.
rived In this city today on business
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Mtddleworth OF
this city are visiting in Mount Ayr.
Calvin Manning Of this city left this
morning for Abba on business.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Dr.. e. r. Lowry Of 218 East Second
street left this morning for Fairfield
on business.
Miss Drew Collingwood Of Hynes,
who was In the city on business, re-
turned home this morning.
Miss Rena Hahn Of 1927 North JEFF
ferson street left last evening for
Mystic on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Richardson Of Pc
kin, who we're in this city on business
returned home last evening.
Lees lice killer, Sargent's.
Will Jackson Of Hedrick, who was
in this city on business, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. John Barnett of Richland ar
rived in this city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. D. F. Bower COS South Ran
som street left this morning for Bid
well to visit with relatives.
Miss Maud Mccormick Of Bslknap IL
visiting at the home Of her brother
Jease Mccormick on Lillian street.
Miss Betty Burns Of Luckman has
returned home after attending the
funeral Of her uncle, the late ]. A
Hammond.
Sargent sells rattlesnake oil.
Mrs. Albert Caldwell and children
Of Burnside street, left yesterday aft
ernoon for Abba where they will VISIT
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rump Of West Point
Iowa, Is In the city visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George
Otte. 300 Ellis avenue.
Mrs. G. E. Cliff Of Buxton left TO,
her home this morning after visiting
E Baker Of Queen Ann avenue.
Sargent guarantees Rexall goods.
Mrs. G. 8. Barnes Of Blakesburg is
visiting at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. J. Lindsay, 1o1 North Ransom
street
DR.. F. w. Newell returned las
night from Chicago where he had beer
taking post graduate course in surg
cry.
Miss May Chalk Of Keosauqua, whit
was visiting at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Luke of 224 East Hol,
street returned home this morning.
M. P. Clarahan, postmaster from
Harper, Iowa. while In the city attend
ing the postmasters' convention, visit
ed with his sister, Mrs. ]. ]. Gardne
of sos East Main street and niece, Mrs
Chas. Crayer Of 507 West Secont
street.
Miss Ora schrader of Thornburg
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e. L. Scott TO
Leape Ottumlwa

Mrs. 3. L. Scott and daughter left
today for Des Moines, where the fam
lily will make their future home. Mr..
Scott. who has accepted a position to
go on the road for Des Moines firm,
will join them in a few days.
Mr., Scott has resided In Ottumwa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10
Coronation Anniversary.

Rome, Aug. s.-The fourth annivar.
sary Of the coronation Of Pope Plus
X. was observed today by brilliant
reception In the Sistine chapel. The
attendance included the cardinals.
bishops, diplomats and members OF
the nobility.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10
Your
Popnlar
Purchasing
Place
The
Ottum4wa
Store

Always Reliable, Dis
tinctive, Up-to-date ond
Original, Showing depends
a b | e MerCfl andise at
prices below all Compe-
titiOn. In no case will
we allow any competitor
to underpriCe us. We
have always been rec
ognized as the chief in
our line and we will
never relit1quish t Ii g
title.
Preparing Tor Fail
Shipments Selling
SuNlIlleI UUU0S al d
Fraction of [ heir
First Cost.
121c Dress Ginghatits $,
make good school dress
eS, now
$3.50
Csc Madras, q onb1e
fold, only a few pieces
left
| 12Rc
$1.25 Shirt Waists,
Special
7SC
$3.50 Ready Made
Wash Dresses
| So. %
$t.4S Madras Petit
coats to close at
$500
N
Special Low Prices OF
Muslin Underwear
Bargains Going Fast,
Come Tomorrow.
S. C.Cullen go.
1875, 1928, 100 E. Main St
| . .
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Like Bursting.

When your head feels like bursting,
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills quickly cure
the cause. constipation. 25c. T. b
Clark, Court aud Second: ]. II. L.
Swenson & Co, Court and Main.
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Miss Lena santee of Moline, ILL.,, and
Fred r. Beck Of Fremont were guests
yesterday at the home Of Miss Esther
Work Of 804 North Court street. Misu
Schrader Is enroute home from Den.
YER, where she graduated recently
from the Denver university.
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sandbagg.d

by heavy cold or cough, your lungs
are helpless till you cure them with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. soc and
s1.OO. r. B.. Clark, Court and Second;
]. H. L. Swenson & Co.. Court and
Main.
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Unhappy Sequel 10 Wedding.

Unhappy sequel 70 WeuulH9'
Washington, Ia. Aug. 9.-After be-
ing married at Ainsworth Miss Anna
Weilland and Deck Oltmanns. besides
several of the guests received a se-
we're electric shock. The house was
struck by lightning shortly after the
ceremony was performed.
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RETAfL pElcEe.
EioSsr- ard Food.
fHh,rniahaa HI. Eioha Taa CA

FURNISHED by Globe Tea Coz
Flour, per sack. O0@1. s.
Corn meal, 10-lb sac, 1850. I
Graham flour. per sack .....
Corn heaps, per cwt. ....... IA
Shorts. per cwt. ........... 1.3
oats chops. per cwt...... 1.3
Bran, per cwt. ..... 12
Ear corn nar huRhel $1,000. 6
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Day Force VIII Quit.


The local Offices Of the union
stated that the day force employed
BY the company, most Of whom belong
to the union, would refuse to 60 to
work. This will also include all Of
the branch Offices throughout the city.
The national officers Of the union
spent all day In an effort to prevent
the frank and file of the organiza-
ton from taking matters in their own
hands and calling strike. The men
for weeks have maintained sullen
attitude toward the company. The
Chicago force was dissatisfied with the
basis Of the settlement reached at the
time Of the strike In San Francisco
was called of. Ever since then they
have been visiting the office Of Ma
tional Secretary Russell seeking in
formation. His Office was crowded all
DAY long with operators looking for
news regarding the progress Of the
peace negotiations in the west, but
were given little satisfaction.
Il am waiting TO hear from Presi.
dent Small. Until hear further
can say nothing" he said.
Take Matters In Own Hands.
Such replies, together with the fact
that the men believe, according to
their own statements. that President
Small submitted to defeat at San
Francisco. was what prompted the OK.
eoutive board Of the local union to
take action, It was under these con
ditions that the strike was called
without sanction Of national officers.
After the men had quit work. Sec.
rotary Russell refused to talk about
the controversy except to say that the
men had taken matters into their own
hand sand undoubtedly felt that they
were capable Of handling their own
affairs.
Secretary Ulrich of the local union
said:
1.-THE men were tired Of conditions
under which they were working and
could stand 1t no longer. When the ad
ditional insult Of asking them to work
with non.union men in LOS Angeles
was put upon them, they refused to
stand 1t and quit work. We could get
no information Of the situation on thu!
Pacific coast from our national officer
so decidede 1t was up to US to take
care Of ourselves"
When General Superintendent Cook
Of the Western Union was informed
Of the strike he declared that he was
unable to say anything that would be
Of any interest, and that he could not
outline the action the company would
take until later.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10

Roberts. W. A. Mc1ntire, H. J. Israel
]. W. Millisack
Music.
Five minute speeches Judge J. q
Mitchell, Judge E. G.. Moon, Milk
Reno, Rev. e. Carey.
Music.
Five minute speeches-Major Sam
uel Mahon, Jacob Lowenberg. Majol
A. H. Hamilton, 7. r. Buckley.
Music.
Benediction
Adjournment
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LOCAL MARKETS.
WHOLESALE pRscEA

FURNISHED by John Morrell & Co.,
Ltd, at II a. M, Aug. 81
Live Stock
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Tri- Weekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

: subscribers wishing their address,
changed viii please give the name o.
the Postqtace to which the paper hal
been sent a. we'll On the Postotice
where they desire Il to be changed to
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UNION MEN STRIKE;
BUSINESS is TIED uF
Continued From Page ~

Continued From Page ID
promptly at midnight by pre-arrange-
ment. a whistle was blown and every
operator employed In the main office
with the exception Of six wire and
loop chiefs, including Night Manager
Price and his two assistants, left their
keys and with round of cheers fled
out Of the office. The men employed
by the company at the various morn
In newspapers have been notified Of
the contemplated strike and they will
also quit work.
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WILL HOLD
CARNIV Al
FINAL DECISION TO HAVE BIG
ENTERTAINMENT IN oTTuMWA
THIS FALL is REACHED.
DYsART is CHAIRMAN

Committee of Five Appointed to
Draft Plans and Suggestions for the
Manner Of Entertainment to be
Held Decision to be Reached Soon
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
Eannia Woods Poultry Talk.

The early bird gets the worm that
causes gapes. Better keep the chicks
up until the grass dries off these morn
ings.
Don't forget that the chicks that are
producing their first feathers require a
liberal amount of wholesome food and
grit.
The warm weather brings lice, and
lice and healthy chicks will not trot in
the same harness.
The most desirable location for the
mother hen and her brood is where
they can have their free choice of eli
Their sunshine or shade.
as it necessary to wash soiled eggs
when the sitter breaks an egg?" asks
beginner. Yes, my friend, this Is a
needful task and one that must not be
postponed. The pores of the eggshells
must be clean to admit the oxygen
which the developing embryo needs
Philadelphia Farm Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05


be necessary to place dormitOries in
such relation to those already erected
as to form geographical units, and to
erect In connection with each group a
kitchen, dining, servant and club rooms.
Every undergraduate will be required
actually to live In his quad, the mem
Z bers of which will come from every
class.
Some of the objects Of this plan are
to bring the faculty into close connec-
ton with the students, to bring the
members of the four classes together In
daily college life and to rid the univer-
sity Of combinations, cliQues and sepa-
rate class social organizations. In the
absence Of fraternities, which have
been forbidden at Princeton. the upper
class clubs served as a substitute for
the fraternity idea Of exclusiveness,
and strong opposition Is known to exist
among the undergraduates and the
younger alumni to the proposed demo
cratic scheme. No attempt will be
made to make the transition quickly
and President Wilson thinks it will re-
quire several years to accomplish 1t
without friction or bad feeling.
Clubs For Country Pupils.
Superintendent Rapp Of Berks coun-
ty, Pa. is putting into execution a
plan which has been formulating for
some time in the effort to Impress up
on, country boys and girls that the city
is not the only place to work in or the
most desirable place to live In. The
plan by which he Is seeking to combat
the city's call is to establish clubs for
boys and girls. The object Of the
clubs is to bring the boys into competi-
tion with each Aother In the matter of
raising certain vegetables and other
farm employments and create friend
ly competition among the girls about
their cooking, needlework and other
housewifely employments. Prizes will
be offered and exchanges Of ideas
made possible. 1t is Mr.. Rapps hope
that pride in doing their line of work
well will keep many q boy and girl
from going to the city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

state of Michigan-In the Circuit Court of
ths County OF Sniawassee,
la the matter OF n peJito1 to vacate part of a
plat OF A. l.. Williams Addition to the Village
(now City)of Owosso,
TO whom IL may concern
Notice as hereby given that a petition was
hllel in said Court on the 10Th day OF June, A.
ID. 1907 praying for an order OF the said Court
vacating part of The plat OF A l.. Williams
Addition TO the Vill0ge now City OF Owosso
made and recorded in the office of the Register
81 Deeds for said County in liber 49,
OF deeds at page 800 on the 22nd day of
October 1856, being that part OF said Plat
described as Block | In said Addition
with the alleys therein, said petition
being made and filed bg the Owosso Casket
Company, Mary A. Motlock and Charles w
Jennings who will bring said petition on to be
heard before said Court and apply for an order
granting the prayer OF said petition and vacat.
Ing part OF said plat and addition rs above
set forth on the 5th day OF August, A. d. 1907 AT
the Court House In tho City OF Corunna in said
ouniy AZ 10 o'clock lie the forenoon of said
day The part OF said plat OF said Addition To
be 20 vacated being described as Block one IN
with the alleys therein. lying South OF Main
street. West OF Michigan Avenue North OF
Clinton street. and East OF South Shiawasss e
street, 10 the City OF Owosso, said County and
State.
Dated this nth day OF June A. ID. 1907,
OwoSSo CASKET Co.
BY FRED b. WOODLAND Pres
CHAs, w. JENNINGS
MARY A. MATLoCK.
Fitzpatrick & Plerpont.
Attorneys for said Petitioners.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
Bic Jumps by Rabbits.

How fast do hares and rabbits run
Perhaps you have wondered while out
cunning and watched the elusive ami
mails speeding away. According to ]
G. Millais. the length of hare's stride
is about four feet, while that of rab
DIT is about two feet. Under condi
tons Of fear the hare Is said to lear
ten to twelve feet. some authorities
claiming that it can jump bitches ten
to twenty-five feet in width. A hare
can jump upward perpendicularly five
feet. Rabbits can make leaps of six or
seven feet horizontally, but cannot
jump higher than three feet. When
compelled to do so, it is said, rabbits
can swim as we'll as dogs.-Philadel
phia North American.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
SOCIOLOGICAL
Parole System For Criminals.

At the recent national congress of
charities and corrections at Minnea-
polls, a most interesting paper was
read by Harris II. Cooley, director of
public service, of Cleveland. o. He
described the working of the parole
system, which has been greatly ex-
tended under the administration of
Mayor Tom johnson. During the six
years of Mayor Johnson's term of
office over 1000 persons have been
pardoned or paroled 1t is the theory
In Cleveland that for man CON
demned to prison for the first time
there is q psychological moment in
which help can be wisely given. 20
act too soon would beittle the wrong
doing, to wait too long would imbitter
and harden the individual into Grim
inal. Only fourteen per cent OF the
paroled men have been returned to
the house of correction. According to
the statistics, this Is less than the re-
turns of those who were released after
working out their entire time In prison
under the old regime. The plan has
been found to work exceptionally good
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

how the right Of the government tC
make such valuation can be chal
lenged. He approves Of the limita
ton of future security issues under
the eye of the federal government. He
explains that the law should make II
impossible to gain the profits Of rail
road construction more than once and
that increasing capital for improve
ments should be supervised.
He believes, further, In the uniform
ity of accounts so as to make the an
nual reports of the railroads basis
for public confidence, and he sees nc
need of having any mystery about the
railroad business any more than there
Is about the accounts of a national
bank. While he does not approve OF
legalizing railroad pools. he thinks thai
traffic associations should be allowed
because all connecting lines may par
ticipate. In conclusion, he urges that
the current of existing agitation mus
be turned into a safer channel or great
harm will be done to all interests.