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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-27
COUNTY FAIR HELD.
Successful Affair Given by High
sehooI-Program Feature-Pro-
oeeds 70 Purchase a Piano

SUCCESSFUL AHalF SiNen by rl9n
School-Program Feature-Pro-
oeeds to Purchase a Piano.
Williamsburg.-The Symphonica
society Of the Williamsburg high
school gave q county fair in the Citi-
zens Bank hall Saturday evening. A
short program was given besides the
many attractions of a county fair. The
proceeds, amounting to $50. are to go
toward getting a new piano for the
high school. This is the second enter
tainment s1ven by the scholars.
Mrs. F. w. Tamoshek went to Iowa
City Friday for visit with relatives
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan o. Evans of We'll
don were over Sunday visitors in
town.
John S. Pierce of Des Moines spent
Sunday at the parental home in this
place.
John Doherty spent Sunday in Kan
sas City.
Ivan Jones of Brooklyn was in town
in his automobile Monday. Mr.. Jones
is well known in this vicinity and
his many friends welcomed his call.
Mrs. G. F. Darland and daughter If
| Iowa City spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Darlands daughter Miss
Grace Darland. here.
| While on his way home from work
Monday evening j. j. Williams fell
from wagon and sustained several
injuries, but nothing serious.
Fire broke out in the home Of John
II. Ward early Wednesday morning,
| little damage being done.
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Martinsburg News.

Martinsburg.- w. G. Cathey ID
recovering from her illness caused by
fall a. few weeks ago.
O. w. Glass received an offer of a
position as instructor of a large band
at Alamosa, Colorado, with plenty q
private teaching also for himself and
wife Mr.. Glass has not decided wheth-
er or not he will accept the offer.
Miss LISA Lar1nore, who is stay.
ing with Mrs. Elizabeth Meeker, Is i'll
with the grip.
LATE Stephenson is remodeling his
house.
Mrs. Howard and children of Odds.
are visiting at the NJ F.. Sanchez
home.
Mrs. Macy Mills of Richland is Wis
1tfng friends and relatives here.
The funeral OF &C. F. McCreery was
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday Interment was made at tho
Zion cemetery.
w H. Sylvester has purchased the
Hawk property on Mill street.
Otto Ogden purchased the lot that
was formerly occupied by the Parsons
drug store and Is preparing to erect .
residence
Miss Clara Howell, who has been
quite i'll for some weeks, is tmprov-
ing.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mott of Stockport is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john
son Graves. 81
Mrs. ]. S. Kupka has returned from
Burlington. where she has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Snyder
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CONSTABLE CRiSWELL
ARRESTS ALBA MAN
Deemon Brown, Wanted There for
Larceny Is Found Here - Police
Court News.

e .
Deemon Brown. wanted in Abba on
a charge Of larceny, was arrested here
this morning by Constable N. w. Girls.
we'll. Constable Criswell was notified
yesterday by letter from Abba Of
f1cials that the man was headed this
way. He was located this morning
in the West End and has been put
in jail. awaiting the coming of the Al
bia authorities.
Police Court News.
Two vags were lined up before Po-
lice Judge Kirby this morning. Fred
Anderson was released. Jesse Will
hanson, colored man, was charged
with peddling cooked fish. He claim
ed he was a travelling chef, that he
had been working at the Gilbert chop
house and had cooked the fish and
was trying to sell it to get out Of
town. He promised the judge he would
leave Immediately.
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News Items From Bolton.


Bolton.-Mr. and Mrs. Adam Long
spent Saturday evening in Oskaloosa
shopping.
Joseph Carbon of White City moved
his family to Bolton this week.
w. H. Henderson of Ankeny was a
business caller In town on Saturday.
Farmers report that the fruit in this
locality is all killed by the recent cold
weather.
The mines run four and a half days
last week. Several new men secured
work during the week.
John Whatmore moved his family t.
Hiteman this week, where he secured
work In the mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore are
enjoying a visit this week from Mr.
also his sister, Mrs. Albert McClain OF
Clark, Neb.
Mrs. William CAVITY spent Saturday
in Oskaloosa shopping.
The farmers are busy putting in
their small grain and report the
ground in excellent condition.
R. Williams spent Monday in pska-
loosa with friends.
Bence Evans was called out of the
mines on Saturday to the bedside OF
his brother. Arthur, who was operat-
ed on at Evans, and in a few hours
passed away. Mr. Evans had been n
good health and was only sick a
few hours before death took him
away.
Mrs Thomas Harris and children Of
Evans and Mrs. James Brooks an6
children of Boulder, Colorado, spent
Sunday at the D. J. Evans home.
]. II. Harrison of Oskaloosa spent
Sunday afternoon at the D. ]. Evan:
home as the visiting friend Of Mrs
damaa Brooks. ME-. Harrison is inter.
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TRIAL OF $4,000
DAMAGE SUIT ON.
AUGUST LlNpHoLM ASKS JURY
TO GIVE HIM BIG VERDICT
AGAINST TRACTION co
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
The trial of the case OF August
Lindholm against the Ottumwa Tract
ion and Light Co. began this morning
in the district court. Until late
hour this afternoon a complete jury
had not been secured. In this action
Lndholm asks $4,000 damages
from the traction company because of
injuries he is alleged to have received
in a COLLISION between street car
and q wagon in which Lindholm was
riding.
The collision is said to have been
on West Second street between
Court street and Wapello street on
December 10, 1905.
Gilman & Moon are the attorneys
for the plaintiff and McNett & Nc
Nett and John w. Lewis for the de.
PENDANT company.
CAGE Is Settled
The suit of Thomas Picker against
the City Of Ottumwa and the Iowa
Telephone Co in which Picker ask
ed $500 damages alleging negligence
on the part of both defendants re-
sulting In loss to himself has been
settled. Picker claims that his team
ran away and struck q telephone poll
set in the middle Of an alley in the
East end resulting in serious damages.
He alleges that the telephone COM
pany had no right to place the poll
where it was.
M. C. Gilmore and W. H. McElroy
represented the defendants respective
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IOWA AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, D. c., April 2e.-Post-
masters appointed-Miller, Hancock
county, Knudt o. Grager. vice, G. 8
Brager. resigned; Wick. Warren coun-
ty, w. II. Lamb, vice L. Bell, resign
cd.
Rural carriers appointed:
DISQUALIFICATION 8. Muehl. carrier:
Lewis Fangnlann, substitute.
Kirkman--Warren L. F'leck. carrier;
Rosa F1eck substitute.
]. r. Hpperson of Des Moines has
been appointed clerk in the land Office
at Clayton. N. NJ
DR.. A. s. Bowen of Waukon has beer
appointed physician at Panama.
Application to organize 8 nationa
bank approved-First National Bank
Of Adair, capital $4,000; NJ H. Wei.
ton, Roy R. Welton. c. H. Laartz, Will
liam Walsh, Ernest Freeze and D. H
Mueller.
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PROGRAM FOR
AGENCY SCHOOL
Bacealaureate Sermon by Rev. Hughes
April 2s-cIoslng Exercises May s.
An Excellent Program.

Agency.-The Agency schools Will
close a successful year Friday, May o.
On Sunday morning, April %, at the
regular preaching hour Rev. I. B..
Hughes will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating Gloss.
Friday evening, May 8, the gradual
ing exercises will be held In the town
hall. The following is the program:
dissatisfaction fromx'1 Trovatore.
Invocation-Rev. ]. B. Hill.
Observation-Disclosures Rusticana.
Dreams and Dreamers-Charle
Winfield Crener
Glass History-Kate E. Shearer.
Music-Solo, I'm Trying So Hard
to Forget
Glass Will-Homer Harrison Rey-
nolds.
Civic Dangers-Thomas Stevens.
Music-Cuptds Garden.
Class Prophecy-Fannie L. Byerly.,
Valedictory, "The Man With the
Hoe"-Ross Mace. Versus. THE Man
With the Hammer"
Music-Kuiawak
Presentation Of elias to the board
Mr.. Gordon.
Presentation Of diplomas by the
president---Mr. Rourke.
Benediction-Rev. T. B. Hughes.
Music by the Schubert Mandolin or
chestra of Ottumwa.
Other News.
Rev. w. H. Perdew Of Centerville,
who has just returned from Storm
Alberta. Canada, has been visiting
wiz F. Clements and left for home
with his two children, Neal and Jen-
cite.
Mrs. H. Hochreiter. is visiting
friends in Mt. Pleasant this week.
Mrs. F. E. Wilson is visiting friends
in Fairfield.
q. F. Clayton left this morning for
Macedonia to see his brother, who is
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Fannie Humphrey Cash and
twin sons of Abba are visiting with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dwire' who spent
the winter in California, were taken Il
en- their way nome and have been quite
sick ever since their arrival and are
| improving very slowly
| Mrs. Matte Chamberlain, who spen,
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. j
F. Newell, at Los Animas. Colorado
! Is home.
Miss Rettie Heller is home from
Sigourney, where she has been fol
some time.
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BIG FIRE Al BRIGHTON.
I. L. Emery Loses Storage Room
Loss $1,000 Insurance. 81 .f11f)


Loss $1,000 - Insurance $1,000.
Brighton april 26.--Yesterday fire
was discovered in the old Rock island
depot. T. L. Emery had bought the
building and this week had stored egg
cases and excelsior in a part of it.
II is not know just how the fire started
but it originated In the inside and
when discovered it was impossible to
save 1t. although an attempt was made.
The wind was blowing from the SOUTH
and carried the sparks from the build
ings nearby and some several blocks
away. Several barns nearby were
burned but by hard fighting the houses
in the vicinity were saved The loss
to Mr.. Emery is estimated at about
$4,000 and he carried insurance to the
amount of $1,000.
Another alarm was given later in
the day, but it did not prove serious.
Sharks from chimrev In the house on
]. L. Downs farm started a fire. but it
was soon extinguished and no damage
was done.
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Goes to Glendora, Cal.

Eddyville.-Stephen Richardson,
who has been at the bedside of his
father, Thomas Richardson, of Hayden
Chapel, the past two weeks, departed
Tuesday for his home at Glendora
California. The sick man is still very
i'll, with small hopes of recovery.
George o. Myers and little daughters
who have been visiting Mr.. Myers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. B. Myers,
departed this week for their home at
Chickasha. Indian Territory.
Mrs. Samuel Williams is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Matte
Andrews, in the vicinity of Oskaloosa
Daniel Chord has returned to his
home at oskaloosa, after short visit
with his nephew, George Chord.
Recent visitors at the j. P. Anderson
home were Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Swan
son, Charles Hallgren and Miss Anna
Anderson of Ottumwa; Thomas Left
wich of Cliffiand and Gus Nelson OF
Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. NJ Hambleton OF
Oskaloosa were business visitors at
this place Monday.
Mrs. Henrietta sprague has return
ed from a short visit with her son
DR.. H. N. Sprague of Ottumwa, who
has been ILL.,
g. M. Garfield returned Monday from
a. trip to Ottumwa, Hedrick, Fremont
and Oskaloosa-
Mrs. Ben Townsley and child are
visiting relatives at Abba this wuss
Mrs. c. Scott and daughter, who ha6
been visiting at the S. P. Crossor
home, returned to their home at Abba
this week.
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MEMORIAL DAY GENERAL ORDER
Sent Out by commander-in-chie
Decentralization Called to the
Annual Cerennnx

oeht OUT by Commander-in-Chie
sroWn-Attention Called to the
Annual Ceremony.
Des Moines, April 25.-Assistant Ad-
jutant General George A. Newman of
the Iowa department of the G. A. R.
has received general orders from
Commander-in-chief r. B. Brown of
GAINESVILLE, O., concerning Memorial
day The orders. which will be sent
cut to the G. A. R. posts of the state
are as follows: :.
Fortieth Annual Ceremony
''The Grand Army Of the Republic
has given to the world the highest
proof OF it's loyalty to the memory of
the comrades who sleep In hallowed
graves, and its devotion to the cause
they SO well served, in the secure es.
Establishment of the solemn and i'm
pressive services of Memorial day. On
Thursday, May 80, will occur the an
nual ceremony Of garlanding the
graves Of the dead and the command
er-in-chief calls upon the posts to see
to 1t that the last resting place of each
Onion soldier, sailor or marine in
their respective localities Is fittingly
decorated. Let each little hillock be
marked with the national colors and
the green turf frightened and perfum-
ed with choicest flowers. This year,
for the fortieth time, we shall observe
custom which appeals to the Hottest
| impulses of humanity strengthens
the holy memories of the past and
hroadens patriotism which made pos
sible the mighty achievements of the
last four decades of our national life.
FraternaI Invitations.
Wherever practicable public SER
vices commemorative of the heroism of
the dead and their unmatched SER
vices in defense of the government
and the flag should be held at some
central point.Let fraternal Invitation
be extended to all auxiliary societies
and to the public. generally In each
community to participate in the cere-
monies incident to the day. With the
passing of the years the sacred duties
of Memorial day take a f1rmer hold
upon the hearts of the surviving de.
tenders of the republic and they are
cheered in the knowledge that their
patriotic fellow citizens throughout the
land are more and more.
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DleLE-sHREv $
Wedding Of Former EddyvllIe Young
Woman Ocurs.

Wedding Of Former EddyvilIe Young
Woman oeurs.
Eddyville. Married in Denver, Col
orado. Sunday April Ia, 1907,
at p. M, Miss Mimic Dibble.
formerly of the locality south
of town to Perry Shreeves,
of Colorado City, Colorado, Rev.
Rye, Baptist minister OF
Denver, performing the cere-
11ony. The wedding was a
quiet affair. the only persons pre-
sent being the brides mother and
sister and a few friends. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. John Dible.
and the groom, who has lived at
Colorado Springs for number Of
years, Is connected with the Conttnen-
tai Oh company, and 1T Is at that
place that they will make their home,
the groom having fitted up a resi-
dence.
Mrs. H. vanderpol, on the Anton
Werner farm, on Millers Creek. Mrs.
S. e. Mintonye, and Mrs. r. w.
Steinhoff have all been sick with con-
gestion of the lungs.
Miss Bessie Vanderzyl, of Pella, has
Do0u Wishing uSI duuI Ai .. e1its'
Cassatt.
Mrs. D. Whitelatch and son, Charles
of Bluff Creek, were at Mt. Pleasant
Friday visiting their husband and
father, who is in the hopital, but who
is improving.
Protracted meetings are in progress
at the M. d. church. Rev. j. Wesley
Potter. an evangelist. and brother 81
Rev. w. N. Potter. has the meetings
in charge. He is, assisted by the loca
clergy.
s. A. Townsend attended the isle
of Spice in Oskaloosa Thursday
night.
| A. G. Beamer departed Thursday
night for Chicago to spend few days
on business.
Jas. Dunkle of Des Moines, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. #. Dunkle.
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PENNINGTON TEACHERS CHOSEN

=. iai i II 1 il
Farmington-At a meeting Of the
board of directors Tuesday evening
the following teachers were chosen
for the coming year:
Superintendent-A.T T. s. Owen.
Principal-Miss Jessie Ford.
First assistant principal-Miss Emma
Fichtenmueller.
Grammar-Miss Eddalee Morse.
Third intermediate-Miss Dorothy
Hartrick.
Second intermediate-Miss Louise
First intermediate Miss Linnie
Second primary Miss Ripple
First primary-Miss Daisy Benja-
min.
Party Given.
Thomas Lowery, living four miles
west Of town, was given a birthday
surprise Sunday in honor Of his sixty
fourth anniversary. About thirty-fou
guests were present, including the fol-
Woods and family. Charles Doeling
family L. B. Jenkins and family and
John Lowery. An elegant chair was
presented to Mr. Lowery and very
pleasant day was passed.
G. F. Sherrick & Co. has sold the
Pennington laundry to j. e. Gelatt
and G. B. Hedding.
Mrs H. F. Dunn is the guest of
friends in Fairfield.
Miss Frances Marmion left Tuesday
morning for Spokane. Washington.
where she will make an extended visit
with her uncle
M. l.. Bargar and E. S. Kelley were
Keosauaua visitors Friday.
Mrs. j. w. Browitt and son return
eel to their home In Cincinnati Satur-
day. after weeks visit with Mrs.
Browitt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Moreland.
qua.
Ed Hartrick returned Monday noon
from Cheyenne Wells and other points
In Colorado.
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Of the city. left yesterday afternoon on
Burlington No. 13 for Omaha, Neb., to
visit her mother, Mrs, G. r. Nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hildreth and
Mrs. j. Wood and son Fred of Moul-
ton, arrived in this city this morning
tc visit with Mrs. Martha O. Hadsell
of 227 North Washington street.
Mrs. John Kimblade OF Munterville
was in Ottumwa short time yester-
day enroute home after visiting with
relatives in Colorado Springs, Colo,
and Omaha, Neb.
DR.. L. Terrence Of Blakesburg, who
mas been in Chicago taking special
course in polyclinics is in Ottumwa Wis.
iting with DR.. A. o. Williams, enroute
home.
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A suit made to order and measure
to fit. 400 styles to select from for
from $12.50 to $500. Call and see the
largest selection in the market The
Royal Tailors, agency at the Hub.
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Stopped.

Dangerous Coughs, Colds, Sore
Threats are quickly cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery. Soc and 81 90:
guanteed. B. B. Clark, Court and Sec.
.ond; ]. H. L. Swenson & Co, Court
and Main.
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Women have decided in case they
cannot vote they will cut out the
'Stork" proposition. Perfectly proper.
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
1. is good for most everything. CSC,
Tea or Tablets w. L. Sargent.
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ested in the coal mining business with
James Brooks in Boulder Colo.
Miss Iva Baird of Penn college Wis
tied Saturday and part Of Sunday at
the home of her grandfather, D. j. Ev-
ans.
James 7. Evans and father, D. J.
Evans, visited at the George Wilson
home Friday evening.
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Mandy Hives and other blotches
are supposed to be caused by an acid
stomach. A simple remedy and one
that is very effective is HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. csc, Tea Or Tab
let's. w. L. Sargent.
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Terrific Fate.

Terrific Fate.
It's terrific fate to suffer from ser.
ious bowel trouble. Ward 1t OF, with
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. 25c. F. B.
Clark. Court and Second: ]. n. L.
Swenson & Co, Court and Main.
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Tri- w eekly Courier.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.
Sargent fills mail orders.
Mrs. G. H. Richie Of Hedrick was in
the city yesterday on business.
George Findley Of Keosauqua was IN
the city yesterday on business.
Lees lice killer sargent's.
william Clifford Of Libertyvtlle was
IN the city yesterday on business.
t. l.. Duke was In Fairfield yesterday
on business.
Mrs. A. r. sherrod Of Dudley, was
in the city today on business.
spohn's distemper cure. sargents'
w. d. Grifith left yesterday after
noon for Tacoma on business.
Dr.. L. M. Davis Of Agency was in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Griswold Of FL
don were In the city yesterday visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. a. L. Younkin and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Of Eddyville were IN
the city today on business.
FoatZ condition powders. Sargent's.
Mr.. and MRS H. j. Smith Of Eddy
vile are guests Of Mrs. Q. G. Clifton OF
Hotel Leader
Misses Minnie and Josie Allen OF
Agency were guests Of friends IN the
city yesterday.
Mrs. M. D. Matthews Of Charlton, re-
turned home this morning after a
short visit with friends in this city,
Mrs. N. S. Wagner Of Abba, return
ed home yesterday afternoon after a
short visit with relatives in this city.
Telerhone your mail orders to Sar-
gent, Main and Market.
Mrs. B. {E. Mcfarland. residing east
/ Of the city, left this morning for Keo-
sauoua to visit her mother, Mrs. N. o.
Darner.
ZenoIeum kills lice. sargent's.
Mrs. s. N. A4derdlce of Abba, who
has been visiting with relatives in
This city, returned home this after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A Newberg Of Cen.
terville. and former residents of OF
t,,mwa. returned to this city last even
ing and Will make their future home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Foster we're II
Fairfield yesterday afternoon visiting
with their daughter. Miss Bdith Eos
ter, who Is attending Parsons col
lege.
Sargent treats everybody right.
From Fridays Daily
IVhirling spray syringes. Sargenos
Mrs. D. L. Doyle of Abba returned
home this afternoon after a short
S. q. Adler returned home last even
ing from business trip to Fairfield.
DIR. D. G. Brockman left this morn
ing for Blakesburg on business.
Mrs K. H. Kinnear of Oskaloosa re
turned home this morning after short
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. N. L. Simmons of Centerville
who has been visiting with friends II
this city, returned home this morning
Mrs. B. E. Ritter. of Hedrick who has
been visiting with friends in this city
returned home last evening.
Judge M A. Roberts returned home
this afternoon from Abba, where HI
has been holding court.
y = . . g B.
You can sell those eggs through {
Coulter Want Ad. and be ahead q
your neighbor.
Mrs. q. b. Coday. residing in Fai,
view, left this afternoon for Dudley Il
visit with relatives for few weeks
Mrs. D. r. Stubs Of Fairfield is !,
the city visiting with relatives for
few days.
Mr.. and NETS. S. Cornell of Fairfiel,
arrived in the city this morning u
visit with Mr. Cornelps brother, Sen
eca Cornell Of 1858 North Court stree.
Mrs. N. 7. Ersktne. residing nortl
MORE THAN 10000
N nYYHYy nYA HJNC
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MRS. &c. HERNDON
DIES AT QUINCY, ILL.
Husband Left This Morning to Attend
FuneraI-WiII Bring Children to OF
tumwa.

]. G. Herndon, an employee of the
Baker piano house, left this morning
for Quincy, ILL.,, called there by the
death of his wife who passed away yes
terday morning at II O'Clock after an
illness of some months. The funeral
services and intermenr will take place
tomorrow at Quincy.
Mrs, Herndon is survived by her
husband and four small children. Mr..
Herndon was in Quincy two weeks ago
to make the arrangements to bring his
family to Ottumwa to live, but his wife
was unable to be moved, He will bring
his children back to Ottumwa with
him to live.
Our Cuban friends couldn't refrain,
From raising the Devil again.
It seems that a Little Taffy" and
Rocky Mountain Tea
Has set the island free.
Sargent. the True Druggist.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of Letters Remaining Unclaimed
at oteun,wa, Iowa, for the Week
Ending April 20, 1907.
Wcmen's List.
Brown Lizzie Cox Mrs VIM
Coyne Miss c L Freely Mrs Lizzie
Fisher Mrs Kate French Miss Maggie
Goodwin Mrs S. Nicoletti Miss B
Newell Mrs S Smith Mamie
Mems List.
Anderson Lee Bratt l.
Berry John Bauers
Donaldson Clark Dye j L
Evans C w Link A L
Ls Bosky Ben O'Brien Bert.
Fred w. Wilson. P. M.
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MORE THAN 10000
McPHAIL PIANOS
IN BOSTON HOMES

Boston Il tho home city Of the Mo
Phail Piano that II where it II made
other Pianos are made in Boston,
too, but It ts a striking tribute to this
magnificent instrument, that in more
than 10000 Of the best musical homes
In that city Of culture, the McPhail
Piano reigns supreme That is the
way the McPhatl Piano is regarded
in It's home city-that is the way 1t is
regarded In the east.
In Ottumwa the manufacturers