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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-02
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brintnall's New Store.

Ladies Saturday from to IL O'Clock
we will sell you one thousand yards OF
apron ginghams in blue checks for &c
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Ruby FL. Shannon, aged 10. both Of To-
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petition fled for that purpose.
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Moro Strike Breakers Arrive.
Thirty non-union laborers for the
Iowa Central shops arrived in the city
Thursday. The men were secured from
st. Louis.
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PAGE FIVE, CITY NEWS.

Page s, Of This Issue, is De-
voted to City News, Together
With Interesting Happenings Con-
corning Other Towns Of the
County.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-25
SECURES talent
FOR INSTITUTE
MISS EMMA NYE MAKING PREP.
ARATIoNs FOR COUNTY
NORMAL.
TO HOLD ONE WEEK
Mrs. Theodosia Harrison of ottumWa
Will Have Charge. of Music
Classes - Many
Others.
TO HOLD ONE WEEK

Emma Nye. county superintendent
OF schools has commenced plans for
the Normal institute to be held in OF
tllmwa for one week, beginning Aug
ust "a. The talent already secured
for this institute Of county teachers
and those outside who desire to at
tend Is of unusual merit for a county
normal.
The list of instructors as it now
stands and which may be added to
latter follows:
Superintendent W. N. Clifford of the
Cedar Rapids schools will have charge
OF the classes in geography.
Professor w. G. Wilcox Of the State
university will have charge OF the his
tory classes.
F. c. Ensign, inspector of high
schools, will have charge of the sub
jects of civics, economical.and school
management
Dean w. F. Bass, Of the normal de-
partment of Drake university, will
have history and education.
Former Superintendent Of schools
R. c. Barrett will deliver several
addresses on school law and courses
of study. His part of the program is
considered most important one.
Mrs. Theodosia Harrison of Ottum-
wa will have the classes in music.
Mrs. Gunrud Thorne-Thompson Of
the school Of education In the Univer-
sity Of Chicago will present primary
methods and story telling as features
Of the school work
The institute will probably be held
at the high school building although
no formal proposal has yet been made
to the board of education The insti-
tute will bring about 200 teachers to
Ottumwa for week.
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AGENCY.

Agency.-Rev. W. Lee vincson, of
Kirkville, while on his way to Wapel-
10, Iowa. stopped off here and visited
DR.. and Mrs. Keepler between trains.
Miss Ruth Dixson Of Mystic, is here
visiting friends.
B. D. H. Baker left Wednesday for
Omaha.
Mrs. Mary Harper Johnson, of Wis
cousin, is here visiting her parents,
Mrs. A. E. Ripple is i'll.
A Sunday school has been organi-
zed at the Clifland church with Mrs.
Nancy ]. Jones as superintendent.
John Parnell, an aged man who re-
sided near BIadensburg, was buried in
the Agency cemetery Thursday.
M. F. Patterson went to Davenport
Thursday on business.
E. T. Allen is i'll.
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HEN PERFORMS
STRANGE STUNT
CHICKEN BELONGING TO DAN
WISE LAYS PECULIAR EGG
EASTER SUNDAY.
WITHIN AN EGG
One is Large as Goose Egg, the
Other Inside it Is of
Normal Sze-Most
Peculiar.

The four legged chick recently
Matched out by an over Jealous hen in
the possession of Wells Fowler, the
genial steward of the Wapello club
and the famous goose who laid the
golden eggs bid fair to become Sec
ond raters in the egg laying class.
The new aspirant for honors in the
production of the breakfast food is
owned by one Daniel Wise, farmer
residing north of Agency.
The story of this hard working hen
is told by Milton Giltner, who resides
brought to the Courier box contain.
ing the curiosity. In the form of an
egg. The story is as follows. The
Wise hen declares her championship
over all things fowl that lay, in sup
port of her declaration she, through
her spokesman says that one egg is
her daily output but on Easter Sun
day, she being no respector of the
religious character Of the day, she
outdid any of her previous efforts and
in fast anything of the kind ever pro-
accomplished by her sisters and pre-
duced two eggs, one within the other.
Egg Within and Egg.
The fact of laying two eggs would
be of little moment however were it
not for the peculiar character of the
eggs and odd circumstance of the day,
which in eggdon is universally cele-
brated as the gala day of the entire
year. This strange poultry product
consisted of one large egg, which was
even greater in size than the usual
goose egg. Surprised at its own PROV,
ess in producing such a wonderful
specimen Of an egg, she pecked the
shell until it broke very much like the
boy with new drum in order to salts
fly her curiosity as to its contents.
The egg when picked up by Mr..
Wise was discovered to be properly
fromed and similar to an ordinary egg
In every way but it's size. The strange
feature Of it was brought to light how
ever when removing the contents from
the shell. an an ordinary hen egg was
found inside in a perfect normal con-
dition.
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BRYAN GETS
ILLINOIS VOTE
Continued from Page

committee met the conflict was so in
tense that the members wrestled for
two hours before turning out the plat.
form with the personal libel ty"
plank Incorporated.
Minority Report is Made.
The committee failed to reach a
perfect agreement, six of it's twenty
five members signing minority re-
port asking that the personal liberty"
section be struck out Both reports
were submitted to the convention late
in the afternoon and thus the sole
bone of contention was tossed back
among the delegates themselves.
The result was rousing struggle
Men from the districts tina. voted
dry" in the recent elections attacked
the plank, while those from wet
counties, especially from Cook wan
dered around the aisles button-hol-
ing and arguing in favor of the home
rule" declaration. Amid great dis
order roll call by counties was taken
and at the end of an hour Of din, up
roar and discord the minority report
hitting the personal liberty idea on
the head was tabled.
Personal Liberty Plank.
Following is the personal libe.ty"
plank over which the democrats
fought:
We believe that orderly customs
and habits long pursued should not be
disturbed by intolerance, ana We sere-
by declare in favor of thai f,lnda.
mental doctrine of democracy and free
government which gives the individual
the largest measure Of personal liber-
ty SO long as he does not infringe on
the personal rights of otohe"s. We
are opposed to all sumptuary legisla-
ton.
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RUSSELL CHAPEL.

Russell Chapel.-C. w. Crawford's
birthday came on Easter Sunday and
Mrs. Crawford planned and successful
ly carried out surprise on him by in
viting in relatives and friends to help
him celebrate the occasion. A sump-
tious repast was spread at the dinner
hour. The afternoon was spent in visit
ing and listening to the music on the
graphone. All departed at a late hour
wishing Mr.. Crawford many more
happy birthdays. Those present be-
side host and hostess were: Mrs.
Martha Thomas, of Eidon, Mrs He's
ter Waite and sons, Marshall and Earl
of Chicago, c. G. Speck, Thomas
Jaaues, of Eldon, Mr.. and Mrs John
Doherty and daughter, Cataline, of
Sheridan avenue, South Ottumwa, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jaques, of North Court
street, ottumwa, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cole
of this place and Mrs c. P. Gilbert and
daughter. Jessie, of near Eldon, Wis
tied, over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Reno, Of Agency
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Martin.
The high school commencement pro-
gram was held Friday evening at the
Methodist church. DR.. o. H. Longwell
of Highland Park college, Of Des
Moines, delivered the class address.
Those graduating were: Hazel An
derson, Ruth Rooms, Gladys Frescoln,
Ava Stevenson, Elizabeth Nehre and
Vera Fancher.
an Easter entertainment at the M E.
church Sunday evening. A large
congregation was present.
Wallace Ogden. who has been dan
gerusly Ill, is improving.
Ed Afford made made a business
trip to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Cole and daughter, Leila
of Agency. visited several days this
Reels mother, Mrs. Belle Parsons
James w. Wolfe has purchased the
Armstrong barber shop in Tracy.
The eight months old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Van Genderen is verv
III Win pIoASilol plSuIuOlld.
Mrs. Mary Martin is recovering from
very sever case of pneumonia.
Fred Lenhart visited his wife here
last week. Mrs. Lenhart is staying at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Russell
Kerr in order to take medicinal treat
ment. They live in Charlton.
Several days ago the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Foowler sustained pain
full burns by falling against a hot
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-25
Hose SUDDEN TMINGEs


Pain Is natures signal Of distress. a
warning that must not be ignored
Those sharp twinges in the back
those stabilize pains that follow any
sudden twist or turn, are simple signs
OF hidden danger in the kidneys.
No trouble starts more easily gains
ground more rapidly, nor proves more
often fatal than any disorder of the
Kidneys. All the outward appearances
OF health may remain until a terrible
disease has taken root.
It Is best to learn the duties of th.
kidneys, to watch for early signs OF
trouble. and to correct any irregular.
ity before its serious stage begins.
The blood goes to the kidneys In an
incessant stream, to be cleared ~ mi.
son and relieved Of surplus water
This Is passed off by the kidneys IN
the urine. 1t Is the retention of mi
son IN kidney trouble that breeds fatal
disease 1a'e''
Don't wait. The moment Won foo,
any uneasiness. lameness or pain IN
the back, the moment the urine shows
1rregularity, either in it appearances
or IN the quality or number Of the
passages, begin with Doan's Rianar
Pl!ls. This remedy has been curing
Kidney troubles for seventy-six wears
and never yet has failed to give relief
II taken In time. 1t cures the kidneys
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-25
MULE TRACKS DID
NOT CONVICT man
ED KIRKOvE CHARGED WITH
SETTING FIRE TO WHEELER
HOME NOT GUILTY.

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an+ NO $50 - - M, LIE ueis
afterman,, fniia,,,; o. ~ S ySnay
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Resume Of the +ria,
The defendant was accused Of
burning the dwelling house Of Mary
J. Wheeler on the night of January 7.
1908. The testimony introduced nv
the state consisted entirely Of circun.
stancial evidence. The state claimed
and it was not denied by the defense.
that the defendant had been at the
place where the fire occurred on the
evening before. driving a. mule team:
that he saw a light in the house hut
that there was no one in the house and
he drove awav Mrs Wheeler was NOT
in the actual occupancy of the nrem-
ises, but that the house was partially
occupied by another party, II was
claimed BY the state that during the
night the defendant drove to vacant
field, tied his team and walked across
an adjoining field to where the house
was and set fire to it, That after set
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ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove.-A large crowd attended
the Eester services at the Christian
church Sunday night.
j. T. Day and family and Harry
Roberts and family spent Sunday at
o. K. Days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz is visiting
ner daughter Mrs. A. Hannah.
Quiete number Of young people
from here attended the baptising at
Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Odus Bridges and wife were over
Sunday visitors at the Selman home
Chas. August and family visited Sun
day at David Jays.
Jess Hunt and family were recent
visitors at c. F. Browns.
Rev. Davis held services at the M.
e. church Sunday night.
F. L. Day and family spent Sunday
at the Hannah home.
Peter Cohagan, wife and daughter
Orpha were recent visitors at the VIM
Leonard home.
c. E. Roberts and family sepnt Sun
day at May Huntres.
Chas Fletcher of the S. I. u. spent
Sunday with home folks.
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YOUNG ATTlCA WIFE AND
MOTHER SENT TO ASYI uI

Knoxyille.-Mrs. M. T. Bridges OF
Attica was up before the insanity
commission Tuesday. She is only 26
years old and married with a child
six months old. She was sent to Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Annie Murphy has been visit
ing with relatives in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reel of Abba
are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
week with Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Cole.
The Batavia Dramatic company re-
peated THE Turn of the Tide" at
Nelson's hall Wednesday evening to
large audience.
Several from here attended the
funeral of the late Jno Parnell. which
was held at the home of Jno Murray
Thursday.
T. H. Corrick, of Ottumwa, was
looking after business in this vicinity
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-25
ANOTHER VETERAN DEAD.
Domnick Carr, Former Well Know
Monroe County Man Dies at
Spakape Mach

SoultuSN NdI-Ty VVSIl INTOWbs
Monroe County Man Dies at
Spokane, Wash.
Tyrone.-Domnik Carr, who for
many wears resided short dis
lance west of this place died last week
in Spokane, Wash, and was buried in
that city. The deceased was veteran
of the civil war, having served through
1t in the 17th., Iowa Infantry A few
years after the close Of the ward he
was united in marriage to Miss Mary
Conway, a daughter of a well known
and highly respected Monroe county
family. About twenty years ago they
removed to Pacific Junction, Iowa,
where Mr.. Carr was employed in the
capacity Of policeman for the Burling-
ton railroad. Later he removed to
Omaha and thence to Spokane. He
here. is Stephen Carr, brother.
Entertains Her Young Friends.
Monday afternoon Mrs. P. Mahoney
entertained about twenty happy school
children in honor Of the ninth birth
day Of her grand daughter. Miss Ellen
Collins: light refreshments were SER
we'd and a good time INDUCED in by
those present. The young Miss re-
ceived many nice and useful presents.
Mrs. D. M. Mullin Improving.
Mrs. D. NJ. Mullin, the wife Of the
well known Melrose merchant, who
has been dangerously i'll for the last
three weeks shows marked improve
ment for the better.
L., P. Greene and family returned
Saturday to their home in Hiteman
after two weeks visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Greene here
E. F. Hines is about to engage in
the butcher business at Georgetown
and will also purchase cream from
the, neighboring farmers for the York
shire Creamery of Ottunwa.
Mrs. Julia Starbuck and family
spent few davs at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Shehan
returning to her home in WOODBURY.
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. F.. Myres was in Abba on a
shopping tour Tuesday.
Tyrone school is progressing nicely
under the management of Miss Rose
Wahd of jackson township.
Rev, E. F.. Gaule, Of Charlton. Wis.
tied with her brother, Rev. P. ]. Gaule
at Georgetown Monday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-25

stove at the home Of his grandpa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Bittenbender.
I. w. Stillwell, deputy head council
of the Modern Woodmen was in town
on Monday making arrangements for
the reorganization of the local lodge
Of that order which will take place on
next Wednesday evening at the K of
P. hall.
A horse belonging to Reese Harmon
met with serious accident while Mr..
Harmon was bringing the animal into
town one day last week. He was rid.
ing the horse and as they were cross
ing the railroad crossing it caught its
feet in some manner which resulted
in broken leg. Drs. Jones and Ames
were called and placed the leg in a
plaster cast. The horse Is getting
along all right.
Guy Moore. who is working in 2
drug store at Maxwell, spent Sunday
and the first few days Of the week
with his parents in this city.
Judge and Mrs. Prouty of Des
MONIES while in town Friday and Sat-
urday were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Zugg.
Garry Clark went to Fort Scott,
Kas., a few days ago on account Of
the illness Of Mrs. Clark's step father,
G. C. Dana, who expected to spend
the summer here.
A daughter Of ]. J. Woody, near Mt.
Vernon, was seriously injured in an
accident near the Hawkeye switch,
east of the city on Wednesday. Her
horse took fright at G freight train,
backed off an embankment and threw
Miss Woody. She sustained Potts
fracture of the ankle.
Matte, the Is year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Horsman, is very
ill with diphtheria at the farm north.
west Of the city.
Mrs. Belle Kennedy Of Kirksville
Mo-, visited with her cousin, Mrs
Stephen Bivans and Mrs. Flora Den.
nison Of Knoxville last week.
Worth Overton went to Des Moines
Tuesday to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Last Friday night Judge S. F
Prouty, the candidates for congress
and Lieutenant Governor Garst, candi
date for governor, spoke to small
sized audience at the court house.
The county clerk has issued the
following marriage licenses:
James B. Freed and Flossie M. John
son.
Archie B. Crozier and Maude M
Kamp.
Thomas Luther and Blanche vii
liams.
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MRS. GILTNER
Successor to the Bell Studio

a,.s Ks q
Albertson and family Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Gilyeart and family of Ottunwa.
Mrs. Doherty had her camera with
her and took a picture of the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Philippe, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Donley spent last Fir
day in Ottumwa.
Quite crowd from this vicinity at
tended the baseball entertainment at
the Baptist church in Fremont Friday
evening.
Easter exercises was observed at the
Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. E. Gilyeart and daughters,
Crystal, Alta and Hazel, Arthur Nc
Elroy, Ethel Rhoads and Glenn Proud,
attended Easter exercises at the Pres
byterian church in Kirkville Sunday
evening.
The sad news came to this neighbor-
hood early Monday morning that
Grandma FEarlin and Mrs. Anna Shaw
had passed away during the night.
Their many friends extends sympathy
to the bereaved families and relatives.
Will Gentry and Arthur Reeves OF
Fremont are thing for AL Citizens.
Crystal, Alta and Hazel Gilyeart, at
tended the blind musical concert at
the M. E. church in Fremont Tuesday
evining.
Mrs. Hester Waite and sons, Mar
shall and Earl, of Chicago, are here
for two weeks visit with her
brother and family. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
W. Crawford
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Asks $4,000 From the Burlington

Keokuk, April %. = Alleging that
the company did not have a watch
man at the Fourth and Blank street
crossing and that the injuries she sus-
tanned there while crossing the track
on February were due to the neg
ligence of the c., B. & @. and its
employees, Helen Brickey has filed a
petition in the Office of the clerk of
the district court, asking for damages
In the sum of $4,000.