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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-02
LIBERTYvlLLE.

Libertyville, Jan 31-Mr. and Mrs
Lee Gobble of Fairfield attended the
funeral of Mrs. Charlie Linder Mon
day.
Mrs. Bert cleasby is ill at her home
in Libertyville Her mother, Mrs
foreman is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Vaught visited in
Fairfield Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Clinkenbeard
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glotfelty and Mr.,
and Mrs. Will Price attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Linder Monday.
Rev. Rankins will begin series Of
meetings q week from Sunday night,
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Host are the
proud parents of son, born Wednes-
day
c. S. Ross purchased the John Whit
lock property and will take possession
about March Is.
Loren Pratt, who is attending school
in Ottumwa, spent Sunday with his
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Williams very
pleasantly entertained the NJ M. M
club Wednesday evening at their pref
ty new home south of Libertyvil!e
Games We're the evenings entertain
ment and at a seasonable time refresh
ments We're served. At a late hour the
guests left for their homes, all voting
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams pleasant en-
tertainers.
Miss Mayme Davis and Miss Edna
Warren took the teachers examination
in Fairfield Thursday and Friday.
Will Jones of West of Libertyville
is very sick With pneumonia.
Thomas Allison of Seymour visited
several days last week with his cous-
in, Will Allison, north of Libertyville
They had not seen each other, for fifty
one wears They had a good visit talk
ing over old times.
Leslie Clinkenbea-d and Charlie
Webb were Fairfield shoppers Tuesday
John Saladay is reported better to-
day, after several days illness with the
grip. Hiram Davis is acting as substi-
tute mail carrier during Mr.. Saladay's
| illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Hawkins and child are
] .iSit iiacx ral:1 tia.os in a ereaaG5.
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irfantl Passes Away.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mungogsn. 524 West Second.
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visiting with his sister here this
week.
A number Of young people attended
a party given at Miss Eunice Har-
desty's home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Gilland Of
Ollie. were visitors in the parental
Wiseman home Saturday and Sunday.
Jacob Utterback of Delta, is visit
ing with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Vanorsdalls were
Ollie visitors one day this week.
The trustees of the NJ e. church
will hold a bushes meeting at the
church this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccullough
were visitors in the 1. Stevenson home
Sunday
The people here are busy putting up
ice this week.
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Huey Infant Dies.

Eldon, Jan. 31-The infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huey died yester-
day morning at the family residence
in this city at 1880 o'clock The fu-
neral services were held at the home
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon. Inter-
ment was made In Calvary cemetery.
Mrs Huey was formerly Miss Rather.
inc Moore of Ottumwa.
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FUNERAL OF ROBERT MOORE.
Pioneer of jefferson County Passes
Away.

Fairfield, Jan. 31.--The funeral Of
Robert Moore. who died at his home
near Glasgow Tuesday evening, will
be held at his late home Saturday. Mr..
Moore was SO years of age and an old
resident of the county.
The Farmers Exhibit.
The entries in the farmers exhibit
at the Farmers institute. which will
be held February / and 2, are being
made. and the contests promise to be
very spirited.
0. Flower has purchased the milli-
merry stock of Mrs. E. w. Miller
Clerk Lucas Tuesday afternoon is
sued marriage license to Charles w.
Hugell, %. Batavia. and Miss Fay
Peehler 49, Batavia
Whitney Brothers quartet gave a
concert last night at the opera house,
the fourth number in the Parsons col
lege lecture course. The concert even
excelled the same quartet's excellent
entrtainmnt of a year ago and was
very pleasing to al of the large aud
iencs.
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Rev. and Mrs. Hawkins and child are
visiting relatives in Agency.
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All Are United

in saying that for all Stomach, Liver
or kidney diseases, there is no remedy
like Electric Bitters. Soc: guaranteed
F. B. Clark, Court and Second; j. H.
L. Swenson & Co., Court and Main.
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passed away at o'clock this morning
d the family residence The re-
mains were laid to rest in the Calvary
cemetery this afternoon. Private fun
eral services were held at the house.
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Purity is our watchword. Selecting
only the choicest herbs and roots
known to pharmacists. No spirits or
harmful drugs HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is a purity itself. 25
cents, Tea or Tablets. w. l.. Sargent.
druggist
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Stranoe Adventure

in auto led to painful accident. but
Bucklen's Arnica salve quickly healed
all wounds. 25c: guaranteed F. B.
Clark, Court and Second: j. H. l..
Swenson & Co., Court and Main.
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Marriage Licenses.

Itch curec in ~ min tes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by Sargent, The True Druggist.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07
For Supervisor

To the Voter Of Longmzrsh District.
Having decided 10 be a candidate for
Supervisor from Longmarsh district and
knowing II meets with the hearty approval
OF quite number Of our taxpsyers and
good citizens, therefore announce myself
Tor said ofhce, subject 10 the action ofthe Dem
ocratic Primary and ifelected shall enthusias-
ucally and impartially perform the duti,-~ Il
same i am 4 strong, sincere advocate II
good roads, and win sse that all means avail
able shall be equitably used and published
account given Of same. Also State and Fe,d-
eraI and must come If We will stand together
and not only demand but require it. think
u - the good We may be to others rather
than the good we may have others be TO us
that measures our fidelity to the services az
our fellow citizens, posferity and country,
Nor Is u a question OF who needs our offices.
but rather whom our offices need ALI al
which was exempiifed by our early fore
fathers and TO whom We can look with graf
ltude Tor the opportunities OF development
OF this generation No greater monuments
can be erected for ourselves or boon to gen
erations 70 come than the fostering Of ssdu-
cation and the building of good roads, which
are the keystones Of development
i solicit your consideration, then vour
vote, If, in your judgment my ideas represent
the best interests Of LongmarSh and the
county. shall try TO get all over the dis
trlcts before the election, and get better ac-
quainted with the people and conditions.
however. II am elected, Will personally
90 over every road, 50 that can see condi-
tons and the people. and thus ali pull To-
gether for improvement 1--WE have the biggest
room for IL in the WORLD. i am q Democrat
IN the full sense of the word. and always
have been. and believe thoroughly in the
geatess goodto the greatest number, whether
1t be by Democrats or Republicans, and ON
one occasion (for a County officer i saw
proper TO vote for the one considered the
best man
III. K. BOYER
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07
Gail for Primaries.
Charles NJ. Broun,
Chairman

At a meeting Of the chairlnen Of the Leg
lslatlve District, comprising the counties Of
Clarke and Warren, held in Berryyille, Va,
on May II, 1907. the following members be-
ing present, William Z. Carson and Charles
NJ. BrOuns the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That a Democratic primary
election be held al each voting precinct in
said counties Of Clarke and Warren on Sat
urday. September = 1907 commencing al
sunrise and ending at sunset on said day, to
nominate Democratic candidate 10 repre-
sent the said counties Of Clarke and Warren
IN the next House OF Delegates.
Resolved further. that all voting shall be
uncer what Is known as the secret ballot
system, the candidates TO be voted for direct
~, and the candidate receiving the highest
number Of votes at said primary election
shall be declared 10 be the party nominee
Resolved further that all white Demo
Gratis who are, or will be legal voters at the
general election next following the primary
at which they offer to vote shall be entitled
10 vote at such primary.
Resolved further. that all persons partici-
pating IN said primary election shall thereby
be considered a. binding themselver 10 vote
for the nominees at the ensuing general
election; and all persons whose desire 10 be-
come candidate are required 10 give notice
thereof in writing 30 days prior TO said pri-
mary 10 the chairmen of the counties COM
posing the said Legislative District. and to
deposit with their chairman a sufficient
amount Tin the judgment OF each chairman
10 LAY his pro rata share Of the expenses or
said primary
Any candidate who fails to give the notice
or make such deposit shall not be voted for
al said primary.
Chas NJ Broun.
Chair. Dem. Com. Of Clarke Co
VIM. + Carson
Char. Dem Com Of Warren Co.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS


To TIE Voters OF the i2th Senatorial Dsstricr
Il Virginia:
place before the Voters u i1h Senatorial
Distrlcs my cancitacy FOR a seat IN the Sen
ate q Virginia, for which an election will be
bed IN SOvencer next u u useless for me
20 say 70 the people q the cUunties compos-
ing the dissrict. that am and always have
are vel known 20 the Ieople-
The Democrats &c the county Of Page from
which ! come. claim that they are entitled
- have the senator from that county -
Clarke has had u once and Warren twice
since the district was formed. while PAGE
county has never been awarded that honor
Up u tic 18th of this month sh~re we're
;sO candstafes fsr the POSITION IN Page
county and n that day. primary uz1- held
Ia thu county and the si.-lis--r4fS. bv their
vosc- decided by a maj 1fy east ia my
favor. t5af Va fh-ir shoice fsr the rr~s-
tion- J have held I,nbisc ofiice hefOrr and
ny record = before the I-eT.ls AMI upon II
stand. Always really Z, give the rsa~,,if Esr
my atfitE1e upon all quo o. Que~siors~ and
e. la, record the I-sog,e arc referred ~ I
have nothing - e,lF8ceal-
II elected. can only lsruriize &, give the
bet 81 my ability - the service 20 he People
and 10 faithfully ,.ischars-e the duties 81 the
Interests 81 the position. seeking always To
promote the public good and 20 secure and
sdvance The Interests and Prosperity Of all
feOPle- OF cDurSe my candidacy i subject
20 the determination Of the democrats offhe
district AZ 4 primary 20 be hereafter r red n
another candidate should Re announced Il
Eil be my pleasure, a. far Is can. 10 So
the voters Of the district IN T-srson and q,
acqu2int them With my views upon all pub
nc questions. pertaining 20 the asirfainist-a-
,ion n the bushes Of the State
Very RESPECTFULLY,
z 5. PAEKs-
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07
Call for Primaries.

at a meeting OF the Chairmen Of the Sena-
toriai District, comprising the countie- Of
Clarke, Warren and Page held in Berryville.
Va, on April -. 1907, the following mem
beers being present. William T. Carson. 3. !.
Richie and Charles NJ. BrOun. the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That a Democratic primary cleo
ton be l5eld- AZ each voting precinct in said
counties Of Clarke, Warren and Page on : st-
urday. September !. 1907, commencing ut
sunrise and ending al sunset Or SAID day; 10
nominate Democratic candidate 20 represent
the said counties ia the next State Senate
Resolved further. That all y.,ting shall be
uuder what is known Is the secret ballot
system, the CANDIDATES 90 be voted r DIR. cs
and the candidate receiving the highest
number Of votes AZ said primary eleSion
shall be declared 10 be tie party nominee.
Resolved further. That all white Demo
Gratis who are or viii be legal voters at the
general election next following the prima IN
~ which they offer TO vote shall be entitled
a. vote AZ such primary
Kcso.ved further, That all persons partici-
ptting la said primary election shall thereby
b. considered n binding themselves to vote
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07

Inc Undersigned Will sell at her FARM two
miles Northeast OF Berryville, Va, without
reserve OF better BID, commencing AT 10 a
m, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST le. 1907.
the following valuable personal property.
8 HEAD OF HORSES 6 of which orr
draft and general purpose.
9HEAD OF COLTS-3 tbree-vear o,ds. ,
two-year-old; 2 one-year-olds; weanlines-
80 HEAD OF CATTLE-s cows. live
year-old steers; I two-year-old heifer. 6 one
year-old cattle; IL calves.
% HEAD OF SHEEP-25 ewes and ,
Hampshire buck
3HOGS-2 brood sows; Berkshire hoar
FARMING IMPLEMENTS-2 four-bo-sa
wagons two-horse wagon; . wagon beds
: and 4-horse: pair hay frames. good as
new; i Hooking Valley hay loader; new
hcCormick q IT eut) binder. McCorrniclr
mowers; horse rake; wheat drill; 3 three
horse harrows; corn cutter; Mccormick corn
cutter and binder 2 Brown cultiyafors. 2
Oiyer Chilled barshear plows, single and
double shovel plows; 2 Hoosier corn nIant a,-
single. double and triple trees; 4 four prong.
co forks; 3two-pronged forks shovel pjcks-
oigging irons scoop shovel: etc grain cradle.
pair spreaders: gearing for horses w-itb :
collars and brides; gearing for two borses-
sets OF pillow gear. k,g chain, dump cart and
harness.
TERMS III sums under $40. cash. On
All sums Of $40 and over credit Of twelve
months will be given, the purchaser 10 eye
cute web endorsed Negotiable note. bearing
interest from date and payable az either II
the Bcrryvilie Banks. -
No property to be removed until term. are
with
MRS. Z. C. LEWIS.
Hefiiebower West, Auctioneers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07
PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal Property

Having decided 20 quit farming. I will sell
without reserve at public auction "a miles
West or Gaylord and 81 miles North OF Ber-
ryTine, ON the Summit Point Turnpike
commencing at 10 A. m. on
FRIDAY, AUGUST .. 1907.
the following valuable personal property:
5 HORSES AND COLTSA3 barshear lead
eis, VIII work anywhere I good driving
mare, all are good brood mares. : of them
now IN foai; hackney spring colt
Is CATTLE good young mich cows. 5
two-year-Old cattle; ; yearlings and spring
calves
SO HOGS hne brood sows. ? will have
pigs by day or sale, 81 nice thrifty shoafs.
weighing from S5 10 40 pounds
FARMING IMPLEMESTS-Four- horse
wagon, two-horse wagon, Osborne binder
7-foot Deering binder has only cut about 81
acres OF wheat, Ontario wheat drill, has only
been run one season; Mccormick mover
hay rake, riding cultivator, walking cultiva-
tor, ; Ohyer chilled plows. spring-tooth har-
row. square harrow, Hoosier corn drill.
double and single shovel plOws. pair hav
frames. set Of dung boards, dump cart. ton
buggy IN good condition, new wheat rakc
scoop shoyels, mattock, garden hoes and
rake, forks, single, double and triple trees,
new 6-foot Osborne platform canvas grind.
stone hand-saw, brace and bits. axes ana
wedges, and many other articles too numer.
Gus To mention.
Wagon harness complete FOR
Tour horses, sets single buggy harness, one
being brass mounted and used only a short
time. set cart harness, pillow gear, plow lines.
collar pads and check lines, riding saddle
and bride lot of leather halters and Cow
chains.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IURE-2 betSteads, wardrobe, buffet. ex-
tension table, couch, lot Of mating. oil
cloth, window blinds. chairs, washbowls and
pitchers, sltting-room stove, good cooksgove
and utensils. glass jars, crooks, churn dishes.
sausage grinder good a. new, 5-galIon oilcan.
IS chickens; about 50 bushels of oats. and
lot Of potatoes.
TERMS-An sums under $40. cash. ON
all sums Of $i0 and over a credit of twelve
months viii be given, the purchaser To exc
cute well endorsed negotiable note. bearing
Interest from date and payable at either OF
the Berryyille Banks.
No property to be removed until terms are
complied with.
HOLMES LEVI.
Hetiiebower & West. Auctioneers.
VI. w Jones, Clerk
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The FARMER AND The INSTITUTE.
WIZ. N. srKuDEI

1t has been a source of great
satisfaction TO the parties interested
IN the organization of the State
Farmers Institute movement that
the farmers of the state have taken
such hearty interest in the work
and have shown themselves so
thoroughly loyal to the Association.
1t is fact, i believe. that no state
IN the Union can boast a more
representative class of intelligent,
clean-cut, upright men of universal
integrity than the farmers of Yir-
ginia, ard to these qualities is due
their desire to embrace every OPP
portunity for the mental and ma
teriai advancement of themselves
and their families. We know that
the Farmers Institute movement
works for the better moral, mental
and physical condition of the
farmer who participates in it. 1t
Is the object of its leaders to try
and show the farmer how he can
make two blades of grass grow
where one grew before; how he can
avail himself of comforts and con-
veniences that have heretofore been
denied him; how he can improve
hissocial and religious environment
how he can raise and market his
crops to better advantage, and get
better results and better returns
from the live stock and poultry
that he raises on the Farm. We
know it to be fact that the wide
awake, representative citizen of
any vocation in life. who gets to-
gether occasionally in conventions
TO compare methods and results of
accomplishments is the man who
is going To succeed beyond the
comprehension of the Indifferent.
listless, apathetic individual who
never gets out and does not care
anything about what his neighbor
is doing or what success he is meet
ing with. Mankind in general are
gregarious animals and when a.
farmer isolates himself and his
family in the country and does not
embrace every reasonable oppor-
tunity for social and mental recrea-
ton and pleasure, he is not only
antagonizing nature itself, but he
is ignoring the opportunities which
God himself has given him and
which are his natural birthright.
1 want To appeal to you, Mr..
Farmer. in behalf of that loving
faithful wife of yours, who tolls
increasingly from morning to night.
year in and year out, without a
murmur of complaint: who has
cheerfully borne the trials and the
suffering imposed by her many
household cares and the Rising of
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07

train leaves Roanoke at 6:45
sharp stopping en- route at the
Norfolk & Western Railway Farm
about one O'Clock in the afternoon
for recreation and refreshment.
There will be an abundance of
everything for all and after two or
three hours rest and recreation.
the train will again leave. arriving
at Norfolk about five O'Clock, in
ample time To secure accnmmo-
.dations and make arrangements
for the following two or three days
at the Fair.
T. III. LABAUsIE.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07
FOr Delegate

Front Royal, Va,
May %. 1897.
IOthe VoserS OfClarke and Warren COUNTIES.
hereby announce myself a candidate IN
represent the COUNTIES ofC 1arke and Warren.
n the next General Assembly Of yiryiRia.
subject 70 the action Of the Democratic Pr
narIes- u has been the custom IN the rast
Tor each county 10 have two terms. and as
Warren county By this arrangement. i en-
titled 10 have the next candidate 1 will 10
very much gr=tified II IL should be vour
pleasure 20 re-elet me % this high position.
and promise II elected. 70 serve you honesty.
and with all the ability posses.
Respectfully.
". VI. JoHx-ox.
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For CommonWealth's Attorney
To the Voters Of Clarke County:

To the Voters Of Clarke County:
i hereby announce myself candidate for
reelection to the position of Common
wealth's Attorney Of Clarke County, subject
70 the action Of the Democratic Primary.
want, also. to take this means OF thanking
the people for their generous support in the
past, and hope that my conduct in office has
been such as to merit their approval II re-
elected TO this high office I shall give INV
best efforts TO the proper conduct and care or
the trust reposed in me
VT. IyNTs
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-07

that fine family of bovs and girls;
thatloysl loving crmpSnion of your
joys and SORROWS. who is entitled
TO tho very bcst that you can give
her and who has t0iied or from
wear Ia year. too frequently in hope
deferred. which nlakcth the heart
sick. | want IN tell YOU that it i
not Il case OF "C4n | Afford IT,
YOU can't afford Ia neglect this
opportunity any longer: just 20 in
and tell her today that you are go
ing To attend this gathering at
Roanoke and are going Ia lake her
on the excursion down 10 Norfolk
and have real good enjoyable
time IN the Exposition and the sea-
shore resorts in that vicinity. The
Committee on Arrangements are
doing everything in their power
to make your trip one that will
sink down in the hooks of your
memory with a pleasant vividaess
that can never be effaced. We
have arranged for comfortable ac-
commodations in Norfolk at prices
from soc and up for lodging. with
meals from 35c and up.
| believe that there is brighter
futurein store for the farmer and his
family throughout the South and
that the era of better times has
already set in. / believe that the
time is coming rapidly. when the
farmer of Virginia is going to find
{ himself blessed with better roads
and consequent better social and
mental environments; when he is
able to send his children TO country
schools that cannot be surpassed
by any State in the Union; when
he is going TO realize the necessity
of better and more modern equip
ment, and will reap returns pro-
portlonately: when he is going TO
get together frequently IN business
and social conventions and thus
insure to himself and family a
broader, rounder, better view of
life, Its possibilities and its rewards.
Isolation always means stagnation.
and If persisted in. it means fianl
determination. We must get to-
gether and mingle with our fellow
beings, If we want TO avail our
selves to the full of the advantages
that lie before US. We want to see
a couple of thousand happy farm
ers with their wives and children
at the meeting, and i want to have
the pleasure and privilege of en-
tertaining them at our Railway
Farm at Ivor, Va. We are going
to try and show you some true Old
Virginia hospitality. and you can
be assured that we are going to try
and make this trip memorable
and a happy one. August 18th
and 14th will be given over to the
meetings at the Casino out at
Roanoke Mountain Park, and in
this connection, let us again impress
you with the attractive entertain
ment that can by enjoyed by the
children while you are attending
the meetings. The management
OF the Park have recently installed
a tine collection of animals. In
addition To these are the roller
skating rink, the bowling alley, the
moving pictures, and numerous
other enJOyments which will be a
treat that the children should not
miss. The program is as entertain
ing as any that has ever been
presented at like meeting and
will be found elsewhere in this
issue. On the morning ut the 18th
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For Supervisor

10 the voters Of Chapel distric..
Yielding 20 the wishes Of NV many friends
have consented TO announce myself czndi-
Gate for the Office OF Supervisor for Cfatel
district. III my friends see fit to make me
tnelr choice al the coming primary. I will
lse every effect 20 attend to the business oi
aid District and Clarke county u the bet
Interest Of all the people
Very Respectfully.
y. II. CARPKxTEk.