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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-28
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CAUGHT IN BUZZ SAW.
John Sinciski at Tyrone Cuts Leg and
Narrowly Escapes Death.

Tyrone, March 26-John Sinciski,
while engaged in feeding buzz saw
in Wayne township, came In contact
with the saw in such manner as to
cut a bad bash in one of his legs. The
wound will lay him up for some weeks
to come and his escape from complete
amputation Of the limb was by very
small margin.
w D. Shehan was called to Abba on
a business mission Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Johns was an Abba
visitor Monday.
Catherine, the six year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Roam, died at
the home of her parents three miles
northwest OF this place at o'clock
Monday afternoon, after a few days
illness. The funeral was held from the
Catholic church at Georgetown We'd
nesday at 9 a. M, interment being IN
the cemetery at that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roam have the sympathy of the
entire community in their sorrow.
Peter Roam of Marceline, Mo-, was
called here by the death of his little
niece, Catherine Roam. Monday.
j. P. Judge attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Simmons in Eddyville Tuesday,
returning home that evening.
Jacob Moffatt was an Abba visitor
on business mission Wednesday.
r. E. Lee Of Guilford township Wis
tied in town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
w. B. Summers is reported as being
somewhat better and the prospects OF
ultimate recovery from his attack Of
pneumonia are good
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ticket in the field as well as the citi-
At MarshaIitown.

At MarshaIltoWn.
Marshaltown, March go. L. In
gledue was elected mayor by major
ity of about 400 over all opponents.
Councilmen: First ward, A. M. Clarke
second George Gregory; third, E. w.
Jay; fourth Robert McMains; fifth,
Tony Psenicka.
F. e. Northrup has probably defeat
ed c. c. Caswell for city solicitor. S.
P. Knisely is probably chosen for as
SCISSOR over w. B. Elliott.
In osceoIa.
Osceola, March 26.-The republicans
won the city election here Monday on
local issues. the principal one being an
attack upon Frank McAuley, the pres
ent mayor. The ticket elected Is as
follows: :.
Mayor, L. c. Maine; city solicitor,
I. A. Touet; assessor, w. S. Barnard;
treasurer, A. D. Simmons; aldermen,
first ward Howard G. Davis; second
Edwards. Edwards is a citizens tick
ct man. and this gives five aldermen
for paving on the council out Of six.
The Ladies' Village Improvement
society worked. for the proposition to
establish public library for which
Carnegie offered $4,000, and carried It
by over 100 votes. The men would
have defeated it but the women had
the right to vote. They have never
lost proposition for city improvement
in which they had a chance to vote.
GrinneII Results.
Grinnel, March 26.-E. p. Wiley,
heading the citizens ticket, an alliance
of democrats and some republicans,
defeated Robert Kouts In the contest
for mayor here yesterday, the former
receiving 210 more votes than his OPP
ponent, who was candidate for re-
election. The other results We're: At
torney, P. B. Moves; treasurer, j. G.
Manly; assessor, A. O.. Price; alder,
mon, P. F. White. Charles Porter, John
Campbell, Louis Hammerer and James
Skeels.
At CoIfax. -.
Colfax, March 26.-J. L. Hahn and
the rest Of the republican ticket wor
out yesterday. P. e. Johannsen was
chosen city solicitor. w. D. Wells as
aldermen are N. E. Weston, William
Bold and Arthur Dales.
At Knoxville.
Knoxville, March 26.-Candidate
Bilby Of the citizens ticket was the
victor in the mayoralty CONTEST here
Monday over Butterwoth. the repub.
lican, by narrow majority. The towr
is nominally republican by over one
hundred and vigorous fight proceed.
ed the election. The republican can.
didates for attorney and treasurer
We're unopposed, but the citizens wor
the assessorshtp by a narrow margin
Two republican aldermen and one cit
liens were chosen. In the first ware
L. F. Kons had So to the good; in tn,
second G. l.. Anderson, also republi
can. had 4S. while James Hanly thu
citizens man in the third. slipped ii
with 81 over his opponent.
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All the republican candidates for
city Offices are the present incumbents,
with the exception of the candidates
for councilmen in the First, Second
and Fourth wards.
David Hoplsirk (rep.) was elected
over Joseph Bradley (cit.) as First
ward councilman by vote Of 6S to GA.
In the Second ward Mace Clinkenbeard
(rep) received 95 votes; John Healy
(cit.) 1872; Lee Loehr (rep.) "a; J. H.
Fritz (cit.) 1875.
In the Third ward F. D. Kerricll
(rep.) was reelected tie received 181
votes; ]. w. Price (cit.) 10; A. L.
Bellies (dem.) 49, Fourth ward, T. F.
simpson( rep.) 76, George Y. Ross
(cit) 127.
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,Progressives Win
In Abba Election

Abba, March 26.-The entire pro-
gressive ticket was elected at the city
election here yesterday with the ex-
ception of J. P. Reese for councilman
in the third ward. who was defeated
by John NJ Williams by five votes.
David Clever was elected mayor by a
majority of 155. The results:
First Ward.
Proeressiye-For mayor, Dave CleV-
er, 1913; for treasurer, E. E. Elder, lou;
for solicitor. D. w. Bates, 122; for as
SCISSOR, H. B. Moore, 1925; for engineer
G. r. Allen, 120; for councilman, w
H. Sheppard, 115.
Citizens-F'or mayor, w. e. Whited.
So; for solicitor. John T. Clarkson, rs;
for assessor. George H. Hobson, 7s; for
engineer, Ben Alsup. g.; for counctl-
man. Chos H. Fuller, Sc.
Observation-Disclosures mayor, j. c. Var
ner, 5.
Second Ward.
Progressive-For mayor, Dave Clev-
er, ISL; for treasurer. E. E. Elder, $50;
SCISSOR, H. B. Moore, 1877; for engi-
neer. c. r. Allen, 145; for councilman
NJ. c. Falvey. 1853.
Citizens-For mayor w. e. Whited
CO; for treasurer, ----- -------------------- .;
for solicitor, John T. Clarkson, IA; fol
assessor, George H. Hobson, SO; FOL
engineer, Ben Alsup. CO.; for council
man, Thos c. Teas, So.
MISREPRESENTATION mayor. J. G. Var
ner, 8.
Third Ward.
Representation mayor, Dave Clev-
err So; for treasurer, E. E. Elder, 1874;
for solicitor. D. w. Bates, 49,; for as
SCISSOR, H B. Moore, 90; for engineer
G. R. Allen S3; for councilman, John
P. Reese, H.
Citizens-For mayor, w. e. Whited
10; for treasurer -----, /;
for solicitor, John T. Clarkson, II; fol
assessor. George H. Hobson, 63; fol
engineer, Ben Alsup, 6S: for council
man. John M. Williams 80.
Independent-For mayor, j. G. Var.
ner, 8.
Fourth Ward
Progressive-For mayor, Dave Clev.
err 1877; for treasurer, E. E. Elder
! 1871; for solicitor, D. w. Bates, 1870
for assessor, H. B. Moore, 141 for en-
gineer c. R. Allen. 1874; for council
man, T. w. Thompson, 1873.
Citizens-For mayor, w. e. Whited
| 1876; for solicitor, oJhn T. Clarkson
1874; for assessor, George H. Hobson
100; for engineer, Ben Alsup, 100; TO
councilman, George w. Rybolt, 1874.
Independently mayor, ]. G. Var
ner, 8.
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WANT SEASONED DELEGATES
keokuk Meeting of Federation Of La.
Dor Most Eventful In the State

F<Sokuk mcStinS VI fSOerdCiOn OF Ir-
Dor Most Eventfui In the State
Des Moines, March 90 All of
sudden there has sprung up among
Des Moines labor leaders and crafts
men an acute feeling that it is alb
solutely necessary that seasoned dele
gates should be sent to the annual
meeting Of the State Federation Of
Labor at Keokuk on June il to IA,
for the gathering will be one of the
most important in the history of the
organization. There may be spirit
ed contest for offices, but that will
be trivial as compared with labor
problems that are expected to come
up. Local leaders, VINO keep in touch
with the conditions that exist in all
parts of Iowa do not have much to
say concerning what will happen in
Keokuk, but the topic of general con-
versation around headquarters In this
city seems to be centered on the
fact that only seasoned men who are
absolutely in touch with all conditions
should be sent to Tile convention as
delegates OF course all problems
will be worked out to the satisfaction
of all, but there is much hard work
| dueau DSloIS INC uSoiiSu euuS are
reached.
Besides the business features the
Keokuk meeting will be marked by
unusal social functions, and all draw
/ ing cards combined are expected &C
attract an unusually large representa-
ton from all parts of the state. Or
June IL, the second day of the con
vention, there will be big banquet
at the Hotel lAeokuk, and on the fol
lowing afternoon there will be 9
i steamboat excursion on the Mississ
ppi to the historic Mormon city O
Il Nauvoo. On Thursday evening there
will be a moonlight excursion on tnt
i Father of Waters. Word comes from
Keokuk that no expense will be spar
ed to give the delegates the fines
time they ever had At any of tn,
!. state meetings of the federation.
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Citizens Ticket
Carries Mt. Pleasant

Mt. Pleasant, March 26.-The citi-
zens ticket elected John D. Dugdale
mayor here today over James Houri-
han, peoples by a majority of 104,
carrying every ward but one.
James T. Gettis was elected treas
urer over Frank Price, 7. M. McAdam,
solicitor, and w. B. Daniels. assessor.
The aldermen elected We're Robert Ely
and S. S. Case for the first ward, 7. f
Campbell for the second, j. A. Throop
for the third, and David Francey for
the fourth.
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Iona City Elects
A Split Ticket

Iowa City, March 26.-(Special) -
Hon, George w. Ball, democrat, mayor
Of Iowa City, was reelected Monday
by majority of 391. He defeated
Anthony j. Henley. an alderman, cap
turing many republican votes that
eHnley could not control. III
The republicans elected Henry q.
Walker. formerly manager of the S. IT,:
l., athletics, city solicitor, over George
B. Holbert. The democrats elected
Spevacek assessor, and Joseph A.
Shalla, democrat, the latter being re-
elected.
On the aldermanic ticket the re-
publicans elected Former Recorder
Perry Cakes and Frank Patterson.
The democrats elected Chas. Schmidt.
J. j. Keppled and David Morgan. This
will leave the council tied, five to FIVE,
with a democratic mayor to cast the
deciding vote. 1t had been republican
in sentiment
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With the Exception of
Spry and Gordon
Entire Ticket is
Swept Along
by Big Plu-
ralities
Deeds Heads His Ticket
With Brady second-P Peck
Leads Republicans,
With Campbell and
Gilmore Run
ming We'll
Ahead

From Tuesdays Daily.
In sweeping victory for the demo-
cratic party, for the democratic candi-
dates, and for the advocates and pol.
Icy of the open town" the election of
yesterday resulted
The various candidates on the DEM
ccratic ticket were elected by major
tiles ranging from 121 to 761. Of the
republican candidates, several showed
unusual strength and ran far ahead Of
their ticket, but this strength was Of
no avail against the overwhelming
tide of defeat launched against their
party.
j. F. Peck, the republican candidate
for assessor. made the strongest race
Of any member on the republican tick
ct He was defeated by M. f. Hoxsey,
the democratic candidate, by plural
ity of 121.
Police Judge E. M. Campbell came
second, losing to Tom Kirby by plu-
rality of 100. Judge Campbell in his
own ward the Sixth, ran far ahead Of
his ticket.
One of the most remarkable results
recorded in the whole election was the
vote on alderman in the First ward.
Poole, the socialist candidate, receiv-
ed As votes more than the number cast
for Siestrand, the republican candi-
Gate Judging from the vote on the re-
mainder of the ticket, this is regarded
not SO much as show of socialistic
strength as the result of opposition to
the other candidates.
In the result of the election last
evening. history has repeated itself
During the 20 years from 1884 to 1904
inclusive, Ottumwa has had but two
republican mayors, an average Of one
for every ten years. For the ten years
following 1894 the city has had its
quota of republican executives, and the
result of yesterdays election should
perhaps have been expected.
1t was not personal victory for any
of the candidates, though those who
led their tickets won personal tri
umphs. 1t was not partisan victory
as any one who watched the counting
of the ballots must have realized L
was the victory of the "open town
Only that and nothing more.
The confident predictions of the
democratic candidates and workers
were realized to the fullest extent
The party made clean sweep of ev
cry city official, the republicans elect
Ing only two men, the ward aldermen
from the third and seventh wards
John,H. Spry and Lloyd Gordon.
Even these two men were elected b,
small majorities, Spry's being only Ii
as against 80 two years ago. Gordon
majority was 20 as against Humphrey
6S in 1905.
Deeds. the South Side candidate TO
city auditor. led the democratic tickle
with a plurality Of 731 over Nimocks
Brady for engineer, was good second
having a majority of $40 over Aller
For the republicans. Peck for asses
Sor, Campbell for police judge an
4 filmore for city solicitor, made tn
est records.
Story Of the Election.
The hard, systematic work done b
h parties in getting out the vot
the excellence Of the weather, r.
4 in the largest vote ever pole
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In Charlton There
Was But One Ticket

Charlton, March 26.-The quietest
city election in years was held yester'
day. There was only one candidate
for each office except in the east ward
where F. B. Curtis was, elected owe
A. C. Rebel for alderman. G. P. Con.
we'll was elected mayor. C.l s. Hick-
man was elected alderman in the north
ward and B. R. Van Dyke in the west
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Progressive Ticket Wins at
Abba, Citizens Ticket at
Fairfield, Only One
Ticket at Charlton
REPUBLICANS CARRY
TOWNS IN COUNTY
Agency, Eldon and Eddyville
Saved From the Wreck
Results of Election All
Over Iowa

From Tuesdays naily
The surprise in the election in many
of the towns in southern and south
eastern Iowa yesterday was the mum
Der Of non-partisan tickets in the field
Abba had a progressive ticket which
polled the heaviest vote, Fairfield elect
ed citizens ticket. Charlton had but
one ticket in the field and there was
no contest.
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Citizens Ticket
Wins At Fairfield

Fairfield, March 26.-Every candi.
date on the citizens ticket was elected
here yesterday and three Of the five
councilmen chosen yesterday were run.
ming on that ticket. A republican
treasurer was elected, but he had nc
opponent The vote:
Mayor.
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Republican at EddwilIe.
Eddyville. March 26-Mayor to

Eddyville March 26-Mayor to fill
vacancy ]. NJ. Crosson (R.) 100; S. A
Shaver CD 102.
Councilman, long term, G. F. Hart
man (R0 121; o. H. Seifert CD 102;
w. M. McMain (R.) 104: Joe Scott
CD lie.
Councilmen, short term, ]. A. Laf-
ferty (R) 50; F. R. Shanan CD 115.
Republican at centervile.
Centerville, March 26.-The repub-
lican ticket swept in entire, bu
by slender majorities, which ranged
from so to 200. The results We're az
follows: Mayor. Pearl Wright; at
torney, j. M. Wilson; assessor, Georg,
Ellis; treasurer. William Evans; al.
dermen, c. A. Myers, A. D. Crawford
a dnv s. White. ThA socialists had :
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Republicans Carry Agency.

Agency March 26.-The city election
passed off very quietly yesterday
There was light vote cast. R. C
Hixson and John Springer We're elect
ed for councilmen on the republican
ticket, and Chester Reynolds Ga re-
publicam on the citizens ticket. G. F
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WeIbern Heads G. r. e. i

Denver, March 26.-Jesse F. Wei
bern has been chosen president of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company to
gucceed the late Frank ]. Hearne
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ct in this town. Following is the re

ct in this town. Following is the re
suit in full:
For Mayor.
For mayor. e. Herr CD ......... 240l
w. Fl. McAchran R.) ............. los
City Treasurer.
w. F. Hassenpflug (R.) 1S1
Chas. Snoddy CD ................21 6
Alderman, First Ward.
J. Williamson CD ................ 69
Howard Sax (R.) characterization. So
Second Ward.
Jacob Rowe CD ................ so (
S. w. Schwartzendruyer (R.)...... 50
Third Ward.
John Kline CD ................. II
Anderson York (R.) .............154
Light propositions: 2s4 for; 50
against.
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democrats in Clean
.Sweep at Bloomfield

Bloomfield, March 2s.-- Especial y
The dArnncrats alaetad thu antira tick
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70 anu eCHI 3 wv was ITO.
AIderman-at-Larce

McIntire's plurality is 317.
In 1905 Cummings (R) plurality was
46 and Fecht's err was 278.
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The dog that doesn't say a word Is
the most respected.
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Brady's plurality is $40.
Allen (R) plurality in 1905 was lib,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-06-07
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON FILING
PETITION TO SELL LAND.


State Of South Dakota, County of Kings
In County Court. May goth. 1907.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Der
gerson, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of r.
III. Lloyd, administrator Of said estate set
ting forth the amount OF personal estate
that has come to his hands. and he dis
position thereof; the amounts of debt
outstanding against said deceased. and a
description of all the real estate of which
said deceased died siezed. and the condi-
ton and value OF the respective portions
thereof; and praying that license be to
him granted to sell certain real estate be-
longing TO said estate to-wit: Lots one "a
t tsr M ge shr a,sa 0a9, a aN " fo mr q 81 the and nor the
east quarter On ~ allin section.eighteen
t1S) Of township one hundred ten 110)
range tifty,three t5s} in kingssury coun.
said petition, that there is not sufficient
personal estate in the hands of said adj
ruinistrator to pay said debts, and that At
sell all or a part of said real estate;
1t Is therefore ordered, that all persons
interested i'm said estate appear be ore
the Judge of this court, on Tuesday the
1sthday Of June a. d.. 1907, Mt Q O'clock
a ma. at the court house in the city of De
Sniet, in said county, then and there to
show cause lif any there bel why iicence
should not be granted to said administers
tor to sell said real estate according to the
prayer of said petition.
And 1t Is further ordered. that a copy Of
this order shall be published for four sue
~cessive weeks prior to said day OF hearing
In the K~ingsbury County independent, q
weekly newspaper printed and published
az the city Of De Smet Ia said county, ac-
Dated at De smet. south Dakota, the
21st day of May, "A. d., 1907.
BY the Court.
Is. H. GREEN,
Attest: Judge OF the County Court.
II. a. CARPENTER,
Clerk of the County Court
for Petitioner.
'tSEALl s6-4
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-06-07
Ouess P~rizefiqhters.

The chief of police of Seattle, be-
lieving that p~rizefghters bring Grim
inals and other undesirables in their
train, has ordered all pugilists, train
ers and others connected with the ring
to leave the city or take up some re-
spectacle employment.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-06-07
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

The New Pure Food and Drug Law.
We T pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as it contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recon-
mend it as a safe remedy for children
and adults. Sasse's Pharmacy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-06-07
indicated.

"Not educated, eh?" sneered the
army of aliens pouring through Ellis
island, "you jus. watch us multiply"
Truth TO tell. the task thus set did
keep the bureau of vital statistics pref
ty busy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-06-07
SUPPER
This MAY Interest You.

No one is immune from kidney
trouble SO just remember hat Foleys
Kidney Cure will stop the irregular
tiles and cure any case of kidney and
bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine. T.. l.. Sasse