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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Personal Mention.

MISS Josephine Mcleod has returned
from fockbridge county where she spent
the Christmas vacation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03

Professor Wright spent the hali-
iat. nifn t.I.... In Hampton.
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Miss N. L. Baker,
127 Morrell ST., City.
Said to the doctors, 81 am more
than satisfied with yoar treatment,
Mr.. G. l.. Beatty,
802 Bills Ave-, City.
was suffering from Kidney, Liver and
Stomach Trouble and also Rheuma-
tism. 1t was almost impossible for me
to get around, am now gaining flesh
and feel almost entirely well, and
would recommend everybody to the
Doctors.
Mrs. G. Hadden,
1040 Orchard St.. City.
Says: ~ have been suffeing for
years with spinal, head and neck
trouble; have made wonderful i'm.
provement and would recommend any
one suffering to the Doctor"
I Mrs. H. G. Mohitt,
119 Evergreen ST.. City,
was suffering from general debility
and nervousness; could scarcely walk
Is now feeling fine and nearly well.
/ can't say enough for what the Doc.
tors have done FOR her.
Mrs. q. A. Edgington,
R. F. D., Ottumwa,
Says: II have received wonderful
results from their treatemnt for Ca
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of the subject can be best pursued
In silence. 1t was dropped then and
there, with significant abstention
from further speech 1t was only
when they were shaking hands at the
door, to go their different ways, that
Trafford alluded to 1t again.
Il say wiltshire he began, with a
touch OF embarrassment. II hope You
won't take anything said about
young Winship too seriously"
oh, no; assure YOU"
i called him scomdrel. had
no right to do that. It's word I'm
too quick to use of any one whose
ideas are different from mine. From
the little intercourse I've had with the
man. can't say that like him, and
yet I'm bowed if there isn't some
thing In him rather admire"
"Oh. sha'n't think any more about
It, Well, goodbye, old chap. I'm
ever SO glad to have seen you"
| Goodbye" Trafford returned as
he got into his fiarcre. "I'll tell Paula
you're here, and I know she'll want
You to come out and see u.s."
Wiltshire waited till Trafford was
out of hearing before he turned
round to the chasseur at the door
| of the restaurant.
Find out for me- he said, when
there will be a train for Versailles.
and call me a cab" :
Continued in Next Issue.)
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should be very wrong. To me 1t
seems as If she were living in another
world. She goes and sits for hours
in the park of the Petit Trianon-
my little place touches 1t, you know
and when she comes back the look
in her eyes is like that of some sweet
soul strayed out of paradise. don't
know what to say to her or how 70
talk to her---I'm damned II do.
Trafford made fierce lunges at his
Wiltshire did not eat at all. He sat
rejecting for few minutes before
he spoke
1--WE been under the impression .
he said at last chat there was some
thing between her and young Win
ship. the painter"
ooh. psbaw! There was nothing in
that Trafford declared gulping nerv.
ously at his Chablls. What could
there be-"
Only what might not be reasonable
between girl like Miss Trafford and
a handsome, idealistic young chap
ooh, come now! The fellows a
damned scoundrel i know all his ms
and outs, and Of his. people, before
him."
I'm surprised to hear you say that
I've always thought rather highly #
HIM. Alice he's just got him some
what important commission. He's
been over at Sandringham painting
Queen lexandra. She'd heard aboIt
his portrait of 4slss Trafford, and gor
Alice to send her a photograph OF. 1t
She seems to have been auite struck
with it,tand sent Miss Trafford mes
sage to that effect. She thought the
likeness extraordinary apart from the
other merits of the work"
Eyes, I believe Lady Alice did write
Paula something Of that sort"
1--WE were rather pleased over the
business, SO that I'm sorry to hear
your opinion of the young man.
ooh. my opinion is of no importance
The only thing that counts is that
as far as | can see. Paula thinks oil
him as | do. shouldn't pay any at
tentton to the matter. in one way o!
another, If 1t were not for the pur
pose Of assuring you'
"Thanks!'
The word came out in that dry
laconic tone which hints that the res
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Morris Williams
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
HORSE SALES.
FARMS LISTED FOR SALE ALL
OVER SOUTHEASTERN IOWA.
SHALL SUBURBAN FARMS A
SPECIALITY.
FARMERS HORSE SALE
And other THINGS.

On Friday. one Of the biggest DAYS
OF the Biz Carnival, we Will hold at
the SOUTH SIDE SALE BARNg a
sort Of HOME HoRsE SALE.
At this sale we will sell WEAVING
Coits, Yearitngs, Two Year Odds, and
from that up: and Mules likewise. Also
Hrood Mares. Then Work Stock
hauling: Breeding Horses, Family
Driving Horses. Anything In the
Horse line. not suited for the market.
We VIII also sell Cattle Mich Cows,
especially Second Hand Buggiea
wagons Harness, Etc-Anything you
want to sell. We aim to make this
one sale the opportunity OF the home
buyer to get what no wants We are
compelled to SO too fast in the regular
auction. but ut this sale we will give
plenty OF time for examination; viii
show driving horses in harness; let
you try them yourselves, and we will
represent them Just as they are.
NOW about the success Of such sale
that depends largely upon the farm
they can be, and ought to be, made a
success.
Ottumwa Is the metropolis and nat
ural meeting place of people within a
radius of so miles. There are men who
| have animals or articles they would
Ike to turn into money. There are
men who need these same articles
Ihere are feeders and spectators who
would buy thin horses and shape them
for market who would grow the young
colts to maturity,--the point is to get
them together. Isn't Ottumwa the best
point in Southern Iowa to do that, and
isn't out Sale Barn. so widely adver-
tised over Iowa, the proper place to do
| tile selling?
i IN xrrfl No. Sell a..
tising this sale. 1t is up to the people
to do the rest. Already we have a lot
of colts consigned--no, not lot but
quite q good start, some good Shire
FLIES among them. We can sell them
broken or unbroken. Come In on
Thursday, the day the immense
crowd will be here from all owe,
your stock in the Sale Barn, and sc,
out among thu boys" that night, but
be sure and come to" by 10 next
morning, for that Ia when the sale be-
! gins. In this way your stock will BIZ
rested UP and In good shape for the
sale II can't say just how you vii
be.)
for listing: Five Per Cent the commits
4 sion in full. but in no case to exceed
50 In addition to the listing fee, II G
colt sells for $50, it costs you $3.50
etc.
And. speaking of stabling, we are
now prepared to offer the best quar-.
tors for both buggies and teams, II
the city Of Ottumwa. Barn well light
ed. and during Carnival, will be oper
night and day. Put up with us.
On Dot. 4 we hold an immense Mar.
kot Horss Sale and Horse Show.
4 MORRIS WILLIAMS,
i Ottunlvs, Iowa.
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tarrh, rheumatism and Asthmatic
Trouble. cannot say anything but
good words TO them"
w. H. Harris,
228 South Moore St., City,
was suffering from Catarrh, enlarged
Kidney and Stomach Trouble. Must
sey that have received most wonder.
full results from their treatment. and
feel myself entirely cured. Would
recommend any one suffering from
such trouble to call upon the Doctors.
Would space permit, great numbers
of expressions could be published. but
the above are certainly CONVINCING
enough to any fair-minded man or
woman to at least cause them to
LISTEN and INVESTIGATE. Dr..
Keith & Co.'s methods of treatment
has been SUCCESSFULLY PROVEN
In your own city and there is no long
or any excuse to neglect yourself or
postpone calling at their Offices for
consultation and examination, both Ut
which are FREE ALL THIS WEEK.
II your case Is not durable you will
be told frankly and honestly for DR..
Keith & Co., have refused great num-
bers of people who applied to them
for treatment In Ottumwa, because
they knew the patient could not be
cured and felt 1t thir duty to say SO.
II your case is pronounced durable
you will be treated by the latest and
most approved methods according to
your diseased condition
Ladies'.
Do not be operated on. Some ply
sicsans wishing to line their pockets
with filthy lucre, and getting more for
operations than for ordinary treatt-
ment, would subject you to an opera.
ton. The human race. human form,
the organs that make the wheels go
round" are the same now as of yore.
Come to us and be examined very
seldom we find It necessary to oper-
| ate. II your grandmothers got along
without surgical operations, SO can
you
MEN BIZ the scores have been cured
after trying all the worthless rene
dies and appliances and DR.. Keith &
Co. have proven their ability to the
satisfaction Of all men.
DR. Keith & Co trent:
CATARRH, EYE, EAR. NOSE and
THROAT troubles, BRONCHIAL and
LUNG Diseases. HEART Complica-
tions, LIVER, SPLEEN. STOMACH
and BOWEL Troubles. KIDNEY and
BLADDER Diseases. RHEUMATISM,
HEADACHES. SC1AT1CA,LUMBAGO,
SKIN and BLOOD D1SDAsDS, DE,
FORMAT1Es, SPINAL TROUBLES.
CLUB FEET. RUPTURE WITHOUT
| CUTTING.
PILES, FISTULA and RECTAL
troubles without operation or pain.
CANCERS by most successful treat
ment known and cures made in many
cases given up as incurable.
[ DR.. Keith & Co. treat Chronic and
Special diseases of men. women and
children and invite you to call and
| CONSULT THEM FREE OF CHARGE
THIS WEEK
| Their offices are at lis South Mar.
| ket street, First National bank build.
ing. Ottumwa.a Iowa.
Hours to consult them are from q
| to 10 a. M, to p. M. Z to $3.50
| evenings. Sunday, 9 to l..
i Special Notice to All People Livinu
Out Of Ottunwa.
| DR.. Keith will pay the railroad fare
both ways ofSall people coming to OF.
tumwa and commencing his treatment
during Carnival Week, Sept. 90 to
2S.
If you are thinking Of taking treat.
| nlent plan to come now.
|
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Ottumwa, Iowa.

-
That's where they iced you best just
now.
1t was in the minute Of going out
to take cab that each found leisure
to note the change that seven months
had produced In his companion.
"By George, he's improved Traf-
ford said to himself. Il believe Paula
would see 1T. He's better-looking, and
he's smarter, and he's got an express
sion in his face that was never there
before. /"
Il wonder what's aged him so?"
Wiltshire was asking, silently. HES
grown old in half year. He looks
like a man who's had some great
shock | suppose it must have been
Mrs. Trafford's DEATH
The scraps of conversation after
they had ordered lunch were as the
tuning of the flddles to the playing
Of the piece. Wiltshire talked of his
trip. to the Cape. and gave his views
on South Africa He shifted to the
Dolomites. where be had been in Aug
nst and passed on to tell of few
days shooting he had just had In
Hungary.
Now I'm on my way home TO
slaughter birds at Edenbridge. l sup.
pose Alice and must have some
people there
II expect you're very Eeen on it,
Trafford hazarded.
Not bit n there was anything
better to do. shouldn't go. Let me
give you one Of those eggs l'ecos.
saise. You'll find 'em good The fact
Is, Traford. / cant stay anywhere
I'm on the jump. Wherever ! am,
feel as IL I should be more at peace
somewhere else. When | went out to
the Cape, thought that ii could only
| get away from Europe should be all
right; and yet bless you, hadn't
| been there day before was mad
to be back again in England. But
Lord! England lis the last place can
| stay in. If ever L do take a week at
one of my places over there, Alice
| passes a procession Of virgins before
me. as If / we're King Ahasuerus.
Well, you'll marry one Of them IN
time" ..
mo, that's done for. I'm one Of
| those dull men with whom such
| things go hard It's just;a year ago
isn't 1t. since we first spoke of--oi
something that never came off,"
| If you don't mind my saying SO
| Wiltshire. ! always thought you gave
up that fight rather easily.
| Do you mean" Wiltshire began
with jerk.
No. / don't. don't mean anything
more than I say. In business wa
generally keep at thing till we do
1t. In love"
"In love there are two sides "a
consider In business You have only
your own. "
"But I've always understood that
| the business Of love was to make the
| two sides one"
When you en-, was under the
| impression that couida't. May ask
you II you are of another opinion
my dear boy, have no opinion
at all. All know is that since yo,i
left Monte Carlo last February my
little girl has been different crea
/ ture. There's something the matter
with her still don't know what 1,
is, but it's clear she isn't the same. /,
DO you mean that she's unhappy
shouldn't go so far as that! an
!! yet if | did / don't know that
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-24
MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live Stock Market

: S''S8SO N-lVO OSOCR WI dTket,
Chicago. Sept. 90 CATTLE Receipts
5000; steady. BeeVes. s4Oo@710;
stockers and feeders. s2.S8@ 500; cows,
$1.2565.5o; Texans, $3.75@475; west
erners. s400@6g0; calves, s60o0800
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000: 10c lower
Light grades, Ss,25p6 SIS; mixed butch
ers. s5I5@6.s0: heavy grades, $4,000
6.46; rough, S5.,0@580. pigs, s475@
$50; bulk sales, s5.90@s.30
Sheep Receipts, $4,000: 1oc lower 1t
$3.00m545; yearlings, $5.40@630;
lambs, $4.75@T4O.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago Set 23.-Poultry-Aliv
Firm. Turkeys, 10: chickens. 101s;
spring chickens and turkeys, IL.
Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago, Sept. 23.-Provisions were
firm on good general demand and some
buying for exports.
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AsSF are also taking treatment ana SAL
Is sffed.
syy;sMr. Charles Hopkins,
VIZ 4 Agency, Iowa,
81 Says: "My child was given up by
z different physicians as hopeless, but
& it is nearly cured after two months
treatment, has gained several pounds
in flesh, and feel as though he is go,
ing to get entirely we'll.
Mr.. B. T. Baldwin,
Agency, Iowa,
Says: II have done more work this
harvest than have for fifteen years;
feel better in every way, and have
taken your treatment but three
months. When l first commenced
was unable to do anything.
Mrs. G. G. Jackson,
2107 West Second St. City.
have been suffering for years with
Catarrh of Liver, Stomach and Kid
neys. Physicians had told me I had
gall stones. | commenced treatment
In May with the Doctor and feel that
am almost entirely well. Would
advise any one suffering from such
trouble to call upon the Doctor.
Mr. H. Squire.
Says: 81 have been suffering for
years with Catarrhal trouble of Head.
Throat and Stomach and never receiv-
/ ed any benefit until treated with the
Doctor. can truely advise any one
suffering from like trouble to call on
him and they will be benefited.
Mrs Alma Thomas,
City.
,.,@o qe<.,> D.,
years with rheumatism and Stomach
Trouble, and can truly say that DR..
Keith & Co. are the only physicians
that have ever done me any good. l
feel as though am nearly we'll and
gaining flesh
Jack Simmons,
Floris, Iowa,
has suffered fgr years with Chronic
Stomach and Liver Trouble; has doc
tored with the best physicians In Iowa
and Nebraska, but can say that he
improved right along under the Doc
tors treatment.
Mrs. Manda Ailer,
TOT First ST.. City
Says: u have doctored for years
and felt as though never could get
we'll, but now am feeling better and
doing more work than | have for
years and feel that the Doctors are
going to cure me-
Mrs. e. Schworm
100 South Cherry ST., City,
81 had given up all hopes of ever
being cured of Catarrh, head, nose.
throat, stomach and general nervous
debility. but | want to say after two
months treatment feel that I am
nearly a well woman. have gained in
flesh and in every way and the neigh
bors all speak how ! have improved
would recommend Dr. Keith & Co..
to any,on suffering from Chronic Dis.
eases, because they are honest and
will do exactly what they say
Mr.. s. S. Akers,.
Eddyville, Iowa.
81 have been sufferer for years
with Liver, Kidney, Stomach, Bladder
and generous nervous debility. / now
feel certain that yeu will cure me and
would recommend you to any one
suffering from Chronic diseases.
Frank Mullins.
Pulaski. Iowa
II have suffered for years with
Il Catarrh, Liver, Stomach. Piles and
Fistula. and can recommend you as
the only doctors who have helped me
4 and think you will cure me-"
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Results Count
Convincing Proof
Facts Must be Considered,
Even by the Most Preju-
diced and Skeptieal
People.
Read Expressions of a Few of
the Many Patients Treat
ing with
Dr.Keith& Co
Mrs. A. II. McIiyain

113 Green street
~as asked her opinion of DR.. Keith &
Co., and her reply was: They have
fulfilled every promise made me -
have made me practically well in thu.
short time / took treatments-when
first consulted them was hardly abba
to be up at all. In a week was re-
heved to such an extent that I could
not help feeling satisfied with results
and frankly believe DR.. Keith & Co.,
are physicians of exceptional ability
and am glad to recommend them"
Mr.. w. S. Pentzer, -
Garfield Park, City
Says, "You are certainly doing Won
ders for my wife. She is so much
better and we are both recommending
our friends" Mr.. Pentzer and 1laugh-
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CATTLE AND FARM SALE-BE
sure to attend the sale of thorough
bred Short Horn cattle at Harris,
Missouri, Saturday, Sept. 2S. There
will also be sold at public auction
at the same time and place a good
improved 400 acre farm near Harris.
Address r. r. Russell, Harris, Mo-.
for full particulars about this sale.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Sept. 23.-Cattle were
steady to 1Oc higher. The receipts were
unexpectedly light There was some
delay in yarding, which brought about
splendid demand.
Hogs We're 1oc to 15c higher on a
light run and active demand Medium
weight butchers were in best request
and scored the highest advance. Lights
were rather dull.
ceipts. lambs making up bulk of the
days run. The latter We're inclined to
be weak.
Liverpool Cables.
Liverpool, Eng" Sept. 23.-wheat-
Steady. Dec, IS.
corn-s Steady. Spot. IS sAd; Oct,
IS SID.
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FOR SALE SHEEP. 100 HEAD
Of 2 year old grade Delain ewes.
thrifty and all right at SIS per head.
II taken soon. Also low blocky Chess
ter White pigs, either sex, for sale
at farmers prices. Guaranteed az
represented. VIII Michael. Selma.
Iowa.
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FOR sALE-A NUMBER OF SEC
ond hand gasoline engines of stand
ard makes; Fairbanks Morse, Lewis.
. Model. International. IIunt- Moss, and
others from one to 12-H. p. Price
$40 and up. Lenox Machine Com
pany Marshalltown. Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
land or smaller income property--A
brick house and eleven lots, suburbs
county seat In central Iowa. Address
Mrs Brown, $40 East Third ST..
Il, Waterloo Iowa.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-WILL SELL AT MY
farm, miles north of Melrose, Ia,
Oct. 4: 65 head OF cattle. head Of
horses, span of mules, 35 head Of
hogs. 415 Angora goats, farm imple-
ments and other property. Farm foI
sale or rent. II. w. Almack.
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NOTICE. SMALL INVESToR!-s1o
monthly will buy so acres rich Min.
nesota land in rain belt, near market,
$40 an acre. Address G. Il. Johnson.
1907 Second avenue, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa $50 y.f4
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Kansas City Live Stock Market,
Kansas City, Sept. 23.-Cattie-Re
ceipts. $4,000; steady to strong Ma.
tive steers. s4.75@700.
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FOR sALE--A GOOD BIC TEAM OF
mares, two extra good sucking colts
old enough to wean, a good wagon
and set Of work harness. v. L. Will
ey, r r. No 7.
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FOR SALE-187 ACRE FARM, NO. 1
house; good spring, good location,
fine for stock and grain: to sell
quick. Austin jay, Moravia, Iowa.
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FOR sALEr-36 HEAD OF 1 AND q
year old Delain Rams. Large sized
heavy boned mutton form. Well
covered with long dense fleece. We
also offer 80 head of large lengthy
Poland China pigs. both sexes, at
low prices. Call on OF write, p. F.
& v. G.. Warner Bloomfield lowe.
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Tbe Giants Strenatb
B y B ASH KIN 6.
Copyrighted, 1905, by Harper & Brothers.

doesn't, he'll be unhappy and every.
thing will be in vain"
God bless You, dear. Laura mur.
INJURED as she kissed her. God bless
you, and bless You again"
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FOR SALE-175 ACRE FARM. AP-
ply to j. r. Shepherd, Drakeville.
Iowa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-15
WAS NOT
SALEM'S
OPERATOR
She Was Mrs. Anna Nichols and Is
Now Married and In Alaska

The Journals story yesterday
about the telegraphers' strike, and
Mrs. Sadie Nichols, are operator
at West Oakland being the. cause of
it. caused many of its readers to
Jump at the conclusion that the
Mrs. Nichols mentioned in the story
was the same Mrs. Nichols who for
several years managed the Postal
telegraph Office in this city. Such
is not the fact. That the error could
be easily fallen into is plain, for any
one who can kick with enough force
and vigor to tie up the business Of
the whole country, will naturally be
suspected of having taken a few les
sons, II indeed he had not graduated
in the Salem coterie of kickers. But
while having all the symptoms of q
Salem graduate, the woman in the
case had probably never even seen
Salem. The lady who had charge of
the Postal Office here, was Mrs. Anna
Nichols. She went to Nome on the
discovery of gold at that place, and
conducted a hospital for a while.
Later she purchased a toll bridge
over the Nome river, and 1t is said
accumulated many shekels. Besides
getting the hospital, toll bridge and
Mrs. Nichols also got hus-
band; marrying a Mr.. c. G. Horsfall,
an employe OF the government AMI
with her husband is now living in
southern Alaska, about Sitka or Ju-
neau. II might be added though,
In extenuation Of the fact that she
was not the Mrs. Nichols who
brought on the strike, that she still
cid the best she could and took
out of the government any
way, which shows her heart was in
the right place.