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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
PARTY AT MANNING HOME.
keosauqua Ladies Enjoy Hospitality
Of Mesdames Manning and PArrott.

keosauaua Ladies Enjoy Hospitality
Of Mesdanes Manning and Parrots.
Keosauqna, May 1S.-1rhe beautiful
home of Mrs. Edwin Manning was
made especially briliiant Wednesday
evening BY a party consisting Of fifty
five ladies' Icing present as guests Of
Mrs. Kete Parrott and Mrs. Josephine
at progressive board Of trade. The
spacious rooms were tastefully deco
rated with pink and white. carnations
ferns and palms. indian punch was
served during the evening ana at 10: 30
dainty refreshments were served in two
courses. There was a tie between
five ladies who made five progress.
sions, which wss decided In favor OF
Mrs. G. c. Countryman the prize be-
Ing handsome deck Of cards. The out
OF town guests were Hrs. e. c.. Rice
and Mrs. George Jack OF Bentonsport,
and Mrs. Florence Manning OF Afhes.
The other guests were Mesdames H. e.
Blackledge. S. E.. Irish, c. e. Perkins,
T. C.. Jackson, Walter Beer, Victoria
J. Lester Therme. E. L. McCoid. E. r.
Harlan. Oscar McCrary, .Maude Man
ming, F. M. McClurg. c. I. Manning, 9.
*. Miller. J. L. Therrne, L. F. Pabst,
A. w Roberts. ] n OVerman, H. b.
Sloan, B. j.. Strong. Hattie Niece, w.
M. Walker, G. N. Eastman, w. r. Wal
ker ]. c. e:trickling, Henry Strick-
ling, Geo. F. Smith, r. B. Rowley. III
p. Reese, Joseph e. Price. F. M. Bates
Anna Dibble. Charles Dodds, Florence
Fleming; Misses Carrie Bell, Irene
Smith, Jean Craig, Lizzie Wilson,
Mary Day, Claire Roberts, Clara Hart
son, PHYLLIS Roberts. Lutte Kingsley
Mabel Farweli, Mayme Lea, Lizzie
Meredith. Ida Moore. Bessie Overman
Harriet Sloan, Margaret Scott, i
passed through here Thursday enroute
Nebraska and Oklahoma ;.
Mish Elma Marriott has returned
from Bentonsport, where she visited
the past week
Frank Roberts Of st. Paul is vis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Smith were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Boyle
at Bonaparte Thursday.
Glenn Duffie1d and wife of Denver
Colorado are visiting relatives here
DIR. Frank e. Strickling finished 8
course in the Medical college at Keo.
kuk Tuesday evening and in honor d
the occasion his uncle. j. g. Strlcklini
Of this place, presented him with 9
fine operating outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Savage OF Por'
Byron, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Savhg,
of this place, ana George Savage o.
Chicago accompanied the remains o.
Mrs. D. K: Savage from Otturiwa
Thursday evening. The funeral wa.
be, held this afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21

The law provides no possible way In
which another person could be named
on the ticket and Chamberlain, the d.
rect representative of the street car In
terests would be elected even II he got
but one vote, according to the inter-
probation but on the bill by some Of
the workingmeIl.
Section 9 Of the BILL provides for the
regular meetings ok the mayor and
codtcilmen One sentence Of this $500
ton is us Follows: All meetings Of
the council, whether regular or special,
at which any person not city officer
is admitted, shall be open to the pub.
lic.' AS interpreted by the opposition
to the bill and more particularly as
studied out by the union labor men
this section specifically provides for
star chamber sessions. The council
can hold secret sessions behind closed
doors as long as 1t wishes to and all
the time. 1t can admit city employees
and officers to these meetings. The
only provision for open meetings Is
that if any person not connected with
the city administration Is admitted
then everybody must have the same
right. or course the city council now
has star chamber meetings but the op-
position to the bill object to the new
plan having that provision when 1t is
Intended to correct present day
evils.
Still another provision is that the
members Of the council fill vacancies
on The commission. There are only
five including the mayor. Now II the
corporations should elect two by some
chance they could easily get one more
either by purchase Or by finding him a
good job at big wages in some other
city sucn that he couldn't afford to
reject the offer. Then the council
would be a. tie at least and the two
corporation men would dicker for
terms in the matter of filing. the va
cancy.
Whatever the merit Of these argu
mefits they are some that the opposi
ton to the commission plan propose
to lay before the public In their fight
Ora Williams.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
JUSTICES
ARE "DOCKED"
CERTIFIED COPY OF NEW LAW
DlscLosEs APPALLING STATE
or AFFAIRS re- MAGISTRATES

Instead Ut having q fixed salary Of
81. 200 d year Us was stated In an It'll
tsrview by member ut the last leg
islature, the Justices Of Center town
ship have still to depend on fees for
their compensation and the limit is
reduced from $4,000 to $1,000 accord
Ing to County Attorney Seneca Cor
nell who today received from the Of
f1ae OF the secretary Of State certi-
ned copy Of the law.
The Constitutes suffxr Also.
The law, according to this certified
copy, provides that iii townships ut
tnore than 10000 population And less
than $4,000 Justices and constabIss
must pay into the office Of the county
treasurer all fees In excess OF 81 900
for the Justice and $500 for the CON
stable.
AS the former limit for Justices in
Ottumwa was $1,000 and for consta-
bles $1,000 it is needless to state that
the nav does not meet with favor
among the local peace officers of those
classes. In townships of more than
5000 and less than $4,000 salaries ara
paid Of $1,000 and $1,000 for Justices
and constables respectively; In town:
ships Of over $4,000 the salaries are
81, 500 and $1,000.
In townships Of less than 10000 and
more than 1000 all fees must be paid
in excess of $500 and $500 and in
townships Of less trs 4 1000 In excess
Of 5000 and $500.
Justices and constables in townships
of more than $4,000 may retain part
Of their civil tees to any amount nj
lowed ~ the board Of supervisors
not exceeding $500, to pay the ex
penses of their offices with.
Local officials and attorneys are III
clined to believe that the new law
hardly provides for a fair compensa
ton for Justices and constables i'm.
der local conditions.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
IN MEMoRlAM,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jares G. Crockett.

James g. Crockett, who for thirty
years has been connected with var
ious harvester and implement con-
Germs, passed away at the Rolatsr
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
YESTERDAYS SALE coMPAAA-
lively SMALL RUh roPsTuFF
WAS I'M GOOD DEMAND
VERY WEAK
Selling Prices Reached by Southern
Drivers and scrubby Stock Some.
what Discoursgine--Ten Head Aver.
age Price Of over $so5 Each

Good. top-knotch draft horses never
sold higher In the history Of the OF
tumwa horse sales than. they did
throughout yesterdays auction. While
the sale was comparatively small, ITS
mead OF horses being sold, the demand
was strong and prices held high on
good draft and drivers; the market
being very weak on small southerns
and common. driving stuff. While few
er sellers than, usual we're present, the
usual large number of buyers was In
attendance and many choice cars were
shipped out Of the city today for the
larger markets.
Two Records Beaten.
Two high selling marks were passed
thereby establishing two new record
prices for the Ottumwa sales people.
These were the selling prices Of the
single draft mare and the draft pair
Of geldfngs.
Ed Lynch OF Chicago bought the win
tler draft mare. she was huge dap
pie gray from Downey q Mintser's
car from Sigourney ana sold for "a
The record team price which now ex.
lists Is $685. pair yesterday by John
Parker Of Portland, Maine, to Dan
Caves Of Fremont for pair OF blacks.
While~btner sales Of two horses could
be picked, out from previous sales
which would amount to more than this
price, no lnatohsd team Of drafts has
ever brought such a figure. .5
There were plenty Of other. high
sales which deserve mentioning. H.
L. Scott Of Batavia sold selding draft
to Esbach OF Illinois Tor 1880. While
this Is no record on the gelding drafts,
it is an unusually good prizes. Dan
Caves also sold the second highest
team OF drafts. They were pair Of
gray mares. bought by William Hail OF
Lancaster, Mo-, for $500.
A magnificent team OF road horses;
we'll matched pair OF high stepping
bay geldlngs were sold to Messrs. Ba
ker and Cooley Of Buffalo for $3.50
They were sold by Driscoll brothers Of
Memphis, Mo.
G. e. Cremer Of Agency sold a fine
pair Of drafts for $452.50 ito George
Myers Of Baltimore.
Ten Head Average High.
There we're ten horses in particular
which sold yesterday at prices which
averaged unusually high. They were
four from Dan Caves car; four from
Downey end Minteer's car; one from
H. L. Scott's car and one from w Il
Grifith$ string. They brought tota
price of s3,05750 which is an average
price per head Of s305.75.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
Bank Statement.

New York, May 1S.-Bank state.
ment shows banks hold $11, Ate, 900
more than legal reserve requirements.
Statement: Loans decreased 81, Ais 900:
deposits increased s1,682,0o0; surplus
increased $2,9s6, 900; reserve increase
S3,407, 900; ex-U. S. deposits increased
$2,aS6,OOO
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
OPENS SUIT FOR BURIAL AT SEA
Former chicasoan Asks s25oooo 70,
lsnss nf Rndu nf NMifn!l

Former chieasoan Asks $25o,000 for
Loss Of Body Of Wife.
New York, May 1s.-Dr. Chalmer.
Prentice. formerly Of Chicago, who 1.
at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, said last
night. he had begun suit for s250,000
damages, because of the action Of the
officers of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Koenigen Luise in buryins
the body OF Mrs. Prentice at sea The
suit Ii against the company. Papers
IN the case. according to Dr. Prentice.
were served on the AGENTS Of the line
died en- route to this country and was
buried April u.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21

ture. While Washington has had the
idea that Mr.. Bonaparte would like to
be the cabinet premier, Maryland has
preferred to believe that his aspira-
lions we're toward the senate, and the
seat now occupied by the veteran
William Pinkney Whyte.
j. G. Welliyer,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21
OBITUARY..
''.+a'i.f +s.sa
William Mode Cook

William Mode Cook, nephew Of Mrs,
Benjamin Ladd Of this city, dlea Id
Chicago Monday evening, suddenly
He was about sixty-fiye years OF age
He had spent several winters In OF.
tumwa a few years ago. The funeral
services and burial were held in Chi
cago Thursday Afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-21

Opportunity comes once to most
every one.
Here is an Opportunity beginning
with big o and ending with a large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27
S P &c A L

We have hand large stock Fall and Winter Shoes
INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS OF FALL AND WINTER SHOES if
orders received promptly Samson Shoes.
SAMSON SHOE Statesmen orders
with them write direct ROBERTS 1OG SHOE co. lNC Rich
We will
tun purchasing line of that will influence trade and build
business Then,
possible with the quality goods buy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27
The Samson Searchlight
For Men, Boys, Women
ODD Ch;5@Jro,
and Children

casts its rays OF excellence over the whole
of the shoe market Superior manufacture,
unusual wearing qualities solid comfort and
the refinement of style--a combination that
makes them ready sellers. They are grow
ing more popular every day. In this case
II trial order is assurance of their pclma-
ncncy in your stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27
The Samson Autocrat
and Girls

The supreme ruler Of shoedom, made of
superior quality of leather. trimmings of
the best quality and embodying the extreme
elements of style and Comfort that are en-
elusive, Not only shapely and gcnteel in
appearance when new, but hold their shape
and style even when badly worn. TO wear
Il Samson Autocrat Is to be we'll dressed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27

Rex Omni
King Of all Shoes for Men.

Shoes Of sterling quality. guaranteed in
their manufacture by the most skful shoe
makers In the world. Every piece of leather
entering into their makeup Is carefully
selected. and the style and cut Is the out
come of the experience and artistic ability
OF shoemahers whose experience name them
as artists OF their craft. The proper shoe
for the well-dressed man. and the most OK
elusive footwear known or worn anywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27

1t doesn't matter the size or the sex, the
shoe is constructed with duo thought to the
trials that all shoes undergo. The leather
is the best. the style appeals to any critics.
tho solid comfort is augmented by the supe-
rior wearing qualites-a combination OF
quality and quantity insuring the biggest
value for tho dollar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27


OVER so PER CENT
The
o Of
n
OF for edsaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18

FUW HAaE@ f.fHsfa aaffaIf Hnnf
uasfh anaf uhis iaessnE aftFf i fFfg
eve tasIisfH -
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FARMs ave lAnos.

aeon Hff
ttuu ~ aas sffa - faIst land On ftF p'fa
NHe. aqufh - ihs ftffs 81 nnf feaHtF Fasa
t@fsesa fpe ssf iiess tsfas tiQo sssA al
Il sieuats. - psiss na q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18
FLASHES
To Play irish o,.m.

80. ro Play Irish DRAINS.
Robert Emmett. ~ s...a
ltlah arama. win be prs.as $3.50
fhe Holy Name Dramatic ~, 80 =
Tuesday evening Il ne e. ~
Heart hail. SIKH ~. and l,si ~ !,
BOY stil Missing
Louis hraz1olsfl. Il -.
has been missing from III 49, - 4
Tacoma since February ls - :
feiaiiffa are antloas as Il
whereabouts Hls mosh., =
lives a. fls = Thirsy.fougsb :.
coma g. pfoslfated vita -, I
bis continued absence ke 49,.
Is advanced Tor bis diaappssss.,s,.
Memorial Day pisn.
= meeting OF The G. Ar.
9 Ladies' n the q. Ar
Veterans and Spanish War ~
ans will b. held saturday sf.a'
az Z o'clock In pyfhian hall 4 y. "
plans for Memorial day.
School Contracts.
The school board ~ con,,,...s
che furnishing of shool 49,,
% the following firms: -.
4 Hanfofd. Lewis 4 gesrs -.
company. ~ y Rlehmms -.
company. G. ~ LILLY so,.,..'.
Wilton Hardware company 80 X.
unllea States Dock eonpssg
Mine Trouble In hss,ss
Carl Anderson. who hef -, :
Goldiieid New. Tor sone ,sns I,
returned 10 Seattle. He s.s,ss ~
trouble between the organ.,ss -.
iabofers and he Industrial Ws,sss
Of she World has stopped i, -
In the mines
To Give oefmsa Play. /
The neutehef NeYeln q ~ r.
yefsitg of Wsshington viii =,
German play. Der BIblloskssss /
Denny hall on Saturday nlgtt
sNist Enfsrtsinmsst
The Swiss society q eeztsIs "a
give q concert. followed b. Il
AZ Turner hsli on Saturday Ii.
Lawn sprsnsdins Haisx
The superintendent Of the s,lr
department Eiil xlshin he -
ieN days prepare and hate nsrz
the new rules aud hourz ftr IN
spflnkllng under the rev o,klaas
passed laat Monday nlKhs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18
PITIES OLD
BECCAR

Police Captain Irving wsri IN
ri TIE humanity thsi ns ! |.
heart q the socailed -hsrs,,s
policeman last night skss = i
J. q Wooaberry taken se 1 ~
rather than make BIN spena / n<s
IA jail WoodhsrFy ID Il gsza {
axe and shoxs his ysaFh II "
arrested last nlKhf Tor hzgxs4 Z
the strests While be szs 4lz
HIS age in 4 weak sosu . j
booking clerk az the pclscs SIZE
he Vas overheard b. Ent n
captain took rity ea'hlm mt 80
ed him removed 20 i hessi 80
be aaa made Comfortable n
charge aEainai hlz sss s'rtss|
from the books ii
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DON'T LIKE
OIL LAW ]

The fire aad waier eczEce
last nieht considered the crerl'H
regulating the handling sEa Ec1<|
81 oil Action was deferred fU q
weeks A protest 70 tie ezAAf|
% The blil was made b - tz1|
oil Co ON the grounas iasi = =
Were without the flash lesi rs'z
"a for Ia the ordinAncs ard sr&l
therefore Be- dEifen frpm ~ 81
krf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18
GOVERNOR
RESIGNS

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Apfil H.
Governor Herbert !. iagefmau ~
New MEXICO has rendered hiH rerlg
nation. Il has been accepted and
President Roosevelt has appointed
Captain George Curry Tho peN
appointed Was formerly governor Of
6amaf province IN the Philippines
Charges were preferred against
Governor iagefman and. although
he IL a personal friend of President
Roosevelt. this has nothing 10 DO
with the ease and he resigned by
f5o4ffaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18

Walter Whisoaide Ia The Magic
Melody" comes guaranteed. Lebleg
q Co are directing the present tour
Of this star, and the plaY IN which
whiieside IL starring d said 70 be
one of the most beautiful concep.
tIona Of modern drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18

The present blu az the star r. q
good one Novelty cyclists furnish
enc % The features. and q Rell writ
ten sketch. sThe walking Dele.
gate. brings many a laugh The
pictures representing the Thaw iflai
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PRONE voue W.T. 40

re The star-Maln tesel tnd
lisA The star will call AMI eois
leet the bill and win send 20
You the answers 60 youf al when
addressed care The Stat"
RATES FoR eLAsclftEo
ADVERTISEMENTS il4slp
Wanted. Lat sea Found, Fee
Rent, Fee Sale. ste.l One Cent .
Nerd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS.
70 Weras Three rlnss Cor 3
Centa.
Seven verbs OF fractions OF
words 70 the lire. cash in ads
NaRee when charged to Ae-
count actual nuiaeeF Of lines as
ssx viii be counted Minimum
eill Ter ar Fad Is cents BAL.
lard Want Al Agency. r. ~
Mullen AL ballard Az opn
City Han
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TINE THEATERs


Benefit Show.
A high class benefit vaudeville
entertainment will be given af the
Grand Opera house tonight. viii
the best professional acts In the
clts a. headiiners The ehOW De
serves full houfe. and undoubt
eddy viii be well patrunixea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18

An American Citizen. the play
IL which Nat Goodsin made his
fame. Is proving q popular bill a.
the Lois theafer, Nbere n Il vel
Interpreted ~ the Pautagea Stock
eomnanN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18

Prank nehmish il making q De.
eidea hit In a Stranger IN Town
at the Seattle Murray 4 Mack.
the premier iriAh comedians, come
20 the seattle next week
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III Wlnnae

Mrs Wigea 81 che Cabbage
Patch" comes 20 the Grand Sunday
for an engagement II four nights
This famous play promises 20 be
one Of the hits ~ the season
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DELAYED BY WlEsI

The svea Male CAar. shaa =
recently unfortunate in hifi9
singer for one q iss cornih
iayed by railroad treaeles . Z
fercli repetition q the nlfsa.s
and Nine. ANA LundhefE - =
20 sing at the Grand oEfs : !
Friday evening vita ne e Il
DELAYED hv the wreck q ne ~
tai Limited az JamesieNA.
Dakota The msaagemsa' :
rrcased over the aecldezt
secured the best local salsni I
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18

JEFFERSON CITY. Ma. a /. !
six men VIII be haA 's.,srreF,. !
state today. Martin faa's "a i
boone county, lhoiunss Aa,a4|
drew county, John ana "a, i
Crane. Kansas eHf' -. 49, .ss.ta|
In pamlseot county " 4 4
court affirmed the loas
lower court in each cae b
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tseripps Tslssfae say ISL
MADISON Wis. . AVE- ID me
stephen GAINED e eng. silsruocr.
atorial contest ,' ~. assembe
negro mcmher 81 ''s
Ing fer him
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cottage ffcHf Windows On various sizes and
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rhafouahhfef iiaff ana HAIRED plymouth
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are one of the things v...- /
people pay 70 see. @''fh 4


ans @Fra Dlavsle."
80 -, Diayoio.g npto-dats. /. 49,
. ny .l tall houses At he Lyns s ~
~ eifoila." one n the saa.. m
Of .. lhe raey French oper IA s 'an'iu
Sunday ''Ns' k''sa "a
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