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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-23
MouL1oN.

Moulton.--Chas. Johnson was q busi-
ness visitor in Udell Thursday.
3. B. Burchett of Bloomfield was o
Moulton visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Zarey Of Huron. s. D., is
here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell
L. b. Atherton was business vlni-
tor in Moulton the first Of the week.
Byron Dayers Of Cincinnati visited
Miss Vireie Rogers Wednesday.
W. J. Ellison Of Des Moines was
here Thursday visiting at W. g. Beggs.
He went to Ottumwa Wednesday on a
business trip.
Dr. Epperson and wife came up from
Browning, Mo-. the first Of the week
friends.
Ed Mccoy went up to Boone Monday
Cashier Ed stickney was in Des
Moines tho first Of the week
Or. Ray Davis was down from AL
bia Tuesday on professional BUSH
ness.
Misses Nellie Montgomery. Lulu
Bryan and Della Hill are attending the
institute at Centervile.
Frank Pile left for his home in North
Dakota after short visit with his
cousins. Mesdames Downing and
Moore.
Miss Leona Fowler visited her cous-
In, Miss Ethel Fowler in Cincinnati the
past week.
James Lee and wife visited their
daughter Mrs. Clyde Blot near Gin
cinnati this week.
Several from Moulton went to Cen
terville today to take in the Ringing
circus.
Miss Maggie Campbell is visiting her
brother In st. Louis.
Robert Samuels Is in Westville, O..
visiting old friends and relatives
| Mrs. Lou Lewis and baby are guests
at the T. A. Walker home.
Mrs. Mae Tiff Of Burlington is
visiting relatives here.
| Miss Chloe Neal of Exline Is visiting
| in town.
| Master Hugh Riley visited friends
lin Coatsville tho first OF the week.
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o OBITUARY. I
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Eo,xlar Funeral Services,

Miss Stella Fowler, daughter Of the
late America and Charles Fowler, died
at the residence Of her srandfathe.
stephen Green. corner Of Cherry and
Locust streets at 10:45 last evening
eyed 10 years and 16 days. She is sur
vived by one sister, Garnet Fowler
and 1 large circle Of relatives in OF
tumws and vicinity.
Funeral services will be held at the
Greer home Sunday afternoon at {
o'clock. At $3.50 o'clock services will
be held at the African Methodist Epls
oopal church. conducted BY Rev. J. II
Ferribee. Interment will be made III
the Ottumwa cemetery.
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Advertising Party.

Lucas.-Last Monday evening the
charming home Of Mrs. Raymond pre-
scented a gay and varied scene, when
she, with her mother, Mrs. John
Knots, entertained the U. BIS and
other lady friends. The advertisement
each one was expected to represent
was mentioned In the invitation and
was successfully carried out A prize
was given the one guessing the great
est number Of costumes correctly and
was won by Mrs. ]. d. Beaman. In
strumental music for the evening was
furnished by Miss Nellie Hood Of Dea
Moines. A two course luncheon was
served. Mrs. johnson Lewis assisted
In serving
]. J. watkins and wife spent Thurs
day with Isaac Phillips and wife Of
Charlton.
Mrs. Myrtle Wright and two chill
dren of Boone are the guests of Ira
Billings and wife.
Miss Mabel Sydebotham returned
Thursday from Des Moines where she
has been the past two weeks visiting
her brother, Harry
Thomas Grifflths entertained a mum
Der Of friends Thursday evening COM
plimentary to their son. John and
wife OF Taylorville, Ill. Ice cream and
cake were served. All report an en-
| joyable evening.
Clen Fuller and John Wilkinson
spent Thursday at Ottumwa.
Joe Peterson spent Thursday will
his sister Mrs. Harry Lungren OF
| Charlton.
Mrs. McNeely, who lives northeast
Of town is reported seriously i'll,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Grif1ths return.
ed home to Taylorville, H.. Friday aft.
az e three weeks VISIT with Mr. drif
flth's parents, MI. ana Mrs. Tom CRIT.
fifth and other friends.
| Sam Allison Of Galesburg ILL.,, came
Friday to visit with Miss Bessie Davis
Alma watkins went to HitomAr
Thursday 70 visit his sister, Mrs. Jehr
! Cochran.
| Miss Carrie Plows liz spending thu
week with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Krebs q,
Iiteman.
/ Preston Leach and family and Mrs
Bell Hayworth are visiting with rela.
1 tives at Winterset.
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From Mondays Daily.

sFCm sMOnuayS Oally.
Major Samuel Mahon was in Chilli.
eothe today on business.
Miss Gladys McCune Of Kirkville
was in Ottumwa Saturday en- route to
Chicago On visit.
DR.. and Mrs. &. E. Lowry of 21S
East Second street left Saturday after
noon for Bussey on visit.
Mrs A. Hastings Of Agency, who
was ID this city on business return
ed home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ora Myers of sigourney was in
Ottumwa today en- route to Kewanee,
ILL.,
Mrs. D. B. Cow1es Of Charlton arriv.
ed IN this city this morning on bust
ness.
Mrs. Nelse Stark of Lucas returned
home this morning after visit at tho
home of G. A. Anderson Of 10S Iowa
avenue,
Mrs. B. e. Anderson of Seymour,
who was visiting John Larew, east of
this city. returned home this morn
Ing
Miss Elizabeth Strain of KirkyilIe,
who has been visiting Mrs. D. G. Absr-
nathy at $40 South Benton street re.
turned home this morning
K. F. Wilson Of the Moulton Tri.
bune returned home this morning, aft
er an over-Sunday visit in Ottumwa
Mrs. W. L. Lynn of Agency return.
ed home last night after a brief stay
in this city.
Mrs Berta Gore, who has been visit
ing in Oskaloosa, was in this city TO-
day en- route to her home in Bloom
field.
Misses Margaret McCluey and Vera
Mcmillan Of Denver, Col, were in this
city Saturday enroute to Pennington
where they will visit friends.
Mrs. Homer Caughlin Of Charlton
who was visiting Mrs. Chris Kaiser
at 290 West Fourth street returned
home Saturday.
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Eu,,aral of EinlAx

The funeral of the late Mrs. Luella
Jeffries Finley, wife Of j. H. Finley Of
Richmond evenue who died Saturday
morning was held from her late resid-
ence at Q o'clock this afternoon
Rev. j. B. Shook Of the Willard
street Methodist Episcopal church, OF
which the deceased was faithful
member conducted the funeral SER
vices at the residence. The interment
was made in are Ottumwa cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: j. A. Bal.
lard J, T. Smith, J. Wellman, T. b.
Gibbons. N. A. Manro, and G. Staeb.
lAr
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LEGHL.
Ne.ico of Final Settlement.

-.
In the matter of the Estate of j. q.
Miller.
To Wapello County, Iowa, and Whom
1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that the fin
al report of the undersigned Admins
istrator Of said estate Will be filed IN
the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapello County, Iowas, on Or
before the 15tt:i day of August. 1901,
and unless you appear and show cause
to the contrary, II any there be on or
before the second day of the next
term of said Court commencing at OF
tumwa in said County. on the 26th
day of August. 1907. said report will
be approved and the undersigned Adj
ntnistrator discharged from further
duty and responsibility therein.
H. B. Wagers,
Administrator.
Cornell & Gillies Attorneys.
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known. The hotels are in charge. Of
tho Spanish.
"The beautiful sight of the southern
cross that is known in song and story
also the magnificent sunset on the
Caribbean sea is fitting close to a
trip to the site of the greatest engin.
eering feat of the century"
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VIII Interest Many.

Every person should know that good
health is impossible If the kidneys
are deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure
will cure kidney and bladder disease
in every form and will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. No
danger of Bright's disease or Diabetes
If Foley's Kidney Cure Is taken in
time.
Clarhs Drug Store.
Swenson's Drug Store.
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EddyxlIls pioneer Dead.

, Eddyville. Mrs. Bereninda Gold
bach, widow of the late Henry Gold
bach, died at her home on North Third
street at O'Clock, Friday afternoon,
July 10, 1907, at the age of n years.
She was taken quite sick about ten
days ago. Mrs. Goldbach was one of
the old settlers of this place. She
leaves two sons, Layne and Charles,
who are In the west, and daughter,
Miss Cornelia Goldbach. who Is al
home.
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w. q. CROW HoNoRED.
In Celebration Of HIS seventleth Birth.
day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ten
der a Surprise.

Eldon.-w. q. Grow was pleas
antly surprised at his beau.
tiful home last Saturday even.
ing by the Elton Fyrie. NO. 1924, In
honor Of bis seventeen bi thea: lie
is one Of the most highly respected
citizens OF Mdon and veteran soldier
Of the civil war.
Mr.. Grow was the recipient Of many
beautiful presents, among which were
two handsome rockers give by Eyrie
No. 1894 Of Eldon.
The presentation speech was made
by Dillon Davis, followed by a hearty
response from Mr.. Grow.
About fifty Of Eldon's best citizens
were present. Among them was the
honorable mayor, e. T. Bradley and
his wife.
A very delightful time was had by
all present.
Conductor Knouse left on No. 8 Sat
uTday night On businesS trip to Chi.
csgc.
Alta Perry Of Elden loft Saturday
evening for Museatine to visit over
Sunday With friends.
Guy Hughes and Clyds Gasfortl
spent Sunday In Ottumwa.
The Copgregc tional Aid Society Will
meet 1t the hnroe Of Mrs. q. F. Mead
ows Thursday, July 25. AM tea will he
served.
Cha.les Graham and ]. WILD are in
Eldon or busin:ss today.
Mr.. and Mrs e., Friend. who have
visiting In Da!ha :. T"xas, rc:n:nc.: to
their hcme here Saturday on No. Z.
Miss Kate Lodwiok Of California ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Phil.
lips
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy Of OF
tumwa visited over Sunday at the pa.
rental Murphy home.
Kate Fairchild Of Hldon visited last
week with her cousin Mrs. Arnold
Murray, in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fischer and little
son Carl, returned Sunday on No. 2
from visit with relatives in Center.
vile.
Allen Spear and sister Mary left
Sunday for their home In Little Rock
Ark
O. A. Kingery and wife returned
home Saturday evening after very
pleasant visit with relatives In Colo
RADIO.
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Tri- Weekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their ndASesa
changed will please give the name Of
The Postoftios to which the paper has
been sent az well "a the Postoffsce
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To clean out our stock Of ready
made summer suits we will price 40
low you can't help but buy them. Hub
Clothing Co.
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Pleas TO JURY IN
HAfWooD's BEHALF BEGUN.

Continued from rage ~
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Keosauqua.--Nlrs. Mary Valentine,
aged Is years. died at her home here
Friday morning, July 10. She has been
resident Of this place for many years
and highly respected by every one.
The funeral will be held Sunday aft
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

Seneca Cornell, Attorney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04

Why not join them :?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
JEWISH WOMEN
 AT NORFOLK

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 4.-Psominent women of the Hebrew race from vari- ous parts of the country assembled in Norfolk today for the purpose of talk ing part in the sessions of the Nation lal Council of Jewish Women Mrs.
 Hugo Rosenberg is president of the council and will preside at the meet |ings, which will be held in the ex- position auditorium, the Jewish tenn
 pie and the Hotel Fairfax. Headquar~ ters for the delegates have bAen es- tablished at the Monticello hotel.
 In fifty-five American cities tn gre
 are sections of the National Council of Jewish Women. There are also nine teen junior sections. The total mem- bership of the order, which is affi. ated
 with the National Federation of We mans Clubs, is 1O,9S2, representing
 the brains and intelligence of Jewish femininity in this country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
PINE BLUFFIANS WERE
 IN A BAD WRECK

broken, lower limbs scalded seri- ously hurt.
 M. s. Hughes, Argenta, fireman pas senger train, injured on left side. Frank Meek, Winfield, La, lacera- tion of forehead Confused shoulder and groin.
 A. Jones, negro tramp, badly scald- ed Will die. Alfred Piper. 16 years of age. 2520 Wolfe street, Little Rock, badly scalded Will die Piper was stealing ride
 Eliza Neal, negro. injured in side and jaw Will recover. J. J. Wright, 21O5 West Sixteenth street. Little Rock. express messen- ger, arm injured and back bruised. Will recover
 w. s. Moss, Hot Springs, knee in- . jured.
 Twenty others were injured. some of them seriously, but their names could not be ascertained. The accident was due to a confusion of orders. The passenger train was 2 hours and 35 minutes late and the two trains were supposed to pass at |Higgin's switch The passenger crew evidently had time order to wait at Higgins switch until certain time frai o11f t,>ni q had expired. but the freight crew, thinking that they could make this station for the opposing passenger train. did not. it seems. protect itself with a flag The trains crashed to- gether 400 yards north of the switch. The force of the collision telescoped the combination baggage and mail car of the passenger train, which con- tained eight occupants. Only two es- capped alive
 The railway mail clerks were killed instantly and two of the five tramps who were stealing ride died within a few minutes after the collision.
 
 or the passengers of No. 1O6 was se- riously injured.
 Both the engines were badly dam aged and the box car following the freight engine buckled and was thrown to the east side of the track. The combination baggage and mail car was telescoped for three -fourths of it's length and it is almost incon- should have escaped alive.
 None of the four day coaches nor the sleeper was telescoped or the list of casualties might have been much greater
 Engineer Andrew Graney of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
DECORATION DAY AT
 CATHOLIC CEMETERY
Beautiful Mass Of Requiem Onercd Up Yesterday For the Departed Souls -Graves Banked With a Pro.
 fusion oi Flowers.

Decoration day according to Cath ollie custom is generally celebrated on the Sunday nearest November ?, which is the feast of All Souls or the day on which the memorial mass of requiem is offered up for the departed souls.
 The graves in St. Joseph's cemetery were appropriately decorated yesrer- day afternoon, and the whole place presented a beautiful and impressive scene. The services were conducted
 by Monsignor Lucey and the sermon
 was delivered by Father Frommen
 As usual. the people formed in process sion and with cross and banners marched through the streets of the si- Sent city. reciting prayers flor the dead and chanting hymns of requiem. The attendance is always large on this occasion. and last Sunday did not fall behind in the greatness of the crowd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
CRUTCHER FUNERAL
 LARGELY ATTENDED
Son Oi the Dead Minister Conducted the Service Oyer Bod. 0i RcNer- end S. ". Crutchcr-FIora
 Embiem> Numerous.

The funeral Of the late Reverend S. w. CrutCher, held Sunday morning at II o clock at the Christian church. was largely attended. the church be- ing crowded to the doors with admir- CTS and friends of the dead minister. The services were conducted by his son. Reverend J. \. Crutcher of Hig- Sinsville. Mo. and he paid most beautiful tribute to his father as a parent, minister and man. He was as sisted by Reverend C. C. Cline, the pastor of the church. So numerous were the floral offerings that they were banked high in the church and when the body was shipped to Kan sas City an hour later for interment mammoth box of the beautiful en- blems accompanied the casket. The body was accompanied by P. F. Crutcher, Reverend J. x. Crutcher, William Crutcher and the widow Of the deceased Mrs. s. w. Crutcher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04

finally sent to Pine Bluff over the Cotton Belt branch road. The train 'had no conductor for several hours, it being rumored that the conductor who was to have taken the train out had quit because the company refused to give another coach to seat the many persons who were forced to stand in the aisles. He is said to have de- cIared that he would not work for such railroad company The Rail road Commission should be urged to remedy the awful service .
 Among the Pine Bluflians who were on the train all night were W. r. Cole man and wife, C. X. Prather, Milford Breyfus and Sam Solmson. Many trayeling men were also among the unfortunate passengers.
 The members of the Arkansas Rail road Commission would immediately find themselves ill the good graces of the public if they compelled the rail- roads to post the correct time of trains and also provide that the rail- road companies should make LID a train for the accommodate of pas senSers after certain period Of late ness on the part of the train expected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
TRAIN SERVICE
 SOMETHING AWFUL Pine Bluffians on Iron Noun tain Train Were All Night Making Run From Cap ital City Last Night.
THE CONDUCTOR QUIT
Said He Would Not Work For Such a Company-N" Seats Provided For Passenger>-Aggregation oi Fla. tigued Arrived This Morning.

The train service on the Iron Mountain road for the past several days, instead of bein: improved, has been simply awful; .Ge ..ltl. which should have reache: Pine Blulf from Alexandria, La, Saturday afternoon at ) o'clock did not run into Union Sta tion until l o'clock Sunday morning. The train going south from Little Rock Sunday morning due at 1O:27 o'clock reached here at 11:40 and the nOrthbOund train that afternoon was more than three hours late, being wrecked at Higgins, six miles out of Little Rock, after leaving Pine Bluff. The passengers who arrived here this morning at o'clock when they should have left their train here at II o'clock last night, were the sleep- fest, most fatigued looking aggrega- tion of disgusted railroad patrons that ever left a passenger coach at this place. They denounced the Iron Mountain road in no light language and declared that whenever it is pos sible to do so they will take any other road rather than be the victims of such negligence as was shown in the Little Rock depot Sunday night
 We were to have left Little Rock at 9:13 o'clock Sunday night said one of the passengers this morning. Of course the wreck had something to do with our delay, but the hundreds of passengers on the train should have been informed of the mishap and many of them would have returned to Lit tie Rock hotels to enjoy the night in sleep instead of having to sit up in the coaches throughout the night, fin ally making the trip over the Cotton Belt tracks from the capital The trainmen gave out the information that the train would leave every min ute, and. after being held for three hours in the Little Rock yards, was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
POLICE RECEIPTS
 FOR OCTOBER

The report of Police Judge J. K. Stewart and Chief of Police A. J. Stewart for October, showing the re- ceipts of the police department for that month will be filed with the City Council tonight, at it's regular monthly meeting. The cash fines col lected in October were s1,412 50. Of that amount $22S.50 is the amount or fines being worked out on the streets, and $50 in appeal cases. The total for the montts is $1,721.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
Five Persons Killed Out right and Many Injured Train Was Running Late When It Went Head On Into Freight.
 EXCITEMENT H E R E
Engineer Graney, Que of the Seriously Injured. Said to Re Engaged to Pine BluT Young Lady-Pine Bluiiians Unhurt.

Five persons met death and many others were injured when the north- bound Iron Mountain passenger train, which arrived in this city last night shortly after o'clock, more than three hours late, collided with freight at Higgins switch, few miles out of Little Rock
 News of the wreck reached Pine Bluff soon after the collision was re- ported in Little Rock and because Of the large acquaintance here of sev- eral of the trainmen, who were either killed or injured and the presence on the train of several Pine Bluffians, among them being Miss Eloise Angell, R. w. Shield. Dan Taylor. and Louis Ottenheimer, son-in-law of Charles Well, the accident caused no little excitement here. Owing to the fact that the passengers were compelled to remain ill the. woods almost allof the night until temporary could be built. none of them were heard from until after 6 o'clock this morning and their relatives and friends here were in great suspense in the meantime. Luckily none of the passengers were seriously injured although all of the occupants of the various coaches were considerably shaken up.
 Engineer Andrew Graney, who was so badly scalded and otherwise in- jured that it is thought that he will not live through the day, is said to have been engaged to Miss Nellie Me Tierney of this city, who lives on East Second avenue and who is said to be almost prostrated. The young lady is daughter of the late Peter McTierney of this city, and their we'd ding day is said to have been planned for a near future day. She lives with relatives on East Second avenue. She could not be seen today Over the telephone this morning neighbor confirmed the rumor of her engage iiiSHI lo Hl dutS Sldttl tlletl siiN was in no condition to talk of the un- fortunate affair.
 The mishap as reported by the Ga zette today follows:
 Five persons were killed and score or more injured in head-on collision between northbound passen ger train No. 106 and southbound freight No, 1S6, within 400 yards of Higgins switch, eight miles from Lit tie Rock on the Valley division of the Iron Mountain at SOC o'clock last night.
 Gady Burke, negro. railway postal clerk
 Alvin D. Brumbelow, white, pos tai clerk.
 Will Whitaker. negro tramp.
 Two unidentified white boys
 Injured.
 Will Neal, extra porter of passen- ser train, both feet badly mangled.
 Andrew Graney, Argenta, engineer passenger train, badly scalded about hips, cut on chin. finger on each hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04

E. B. Bloom spent Sunday at Warmer with his brother, Simon Bloom. He was accompanied home by Sol Bloom, who visited his father for several days in Lincoln county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
Say It Gently But Forciblt

When asked who made that stylish and we'll fitting garment for you "Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citi-
 zens bank, Second avenue, corna Pine street, makes all my good clothes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04
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In the general prosperity of our country by having steady work and better wages than ever before-whar are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines they build ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are pr' sper- ous-getting 9 per cent intol their money.
 Why not join them2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-04

passenger train stuck to his post. but the freight train jumped to safety.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-22

The case of the Dampskibsactrese
skabet VS.. Rotterdam was recently
called in Holland A case with bad
beginning and a bad ending.
a girl at Pittsburg got out of bed,
took Stat from her bed, and smashed
mouse that was annoying her. You
don't have to believe it unless you
want to.
The railroad and oil magnates and
the civic grafters must wonder where
they get the grand juries.
An exchange fears that May Irwin
will not remain quietly married.
There are 100000 reasons why she
will.
Cartoonist Nast's famous ring of
grafters pointing to each doubt,
would very well apply to the present
situation in San Francisco.