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TO DISSOLVE RELATIONSHIP
BoNAPARTE SAYS HE'S coNsID-
ERlNG MATTER OF ACTION.
AGAINST HARTMAN.

by Associated Press.
Washington,t ID. c., Jan. 2.-Attor.
ney General Bonaparte, when ques.
TONED today as to the truth OF the
statement that suit would soon be
brought to dissolve the relationship
between the Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific railroads. known as
the Hartman system. would only
say that the matter Is under con.
slderation.
He said he was not prepared to
either affirm or deny the report.
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Attention PresbYterlans.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church will ten.
der a reception at the church on
Thursday night, Jan. >. All the mem-
bers Of the church and congrega.
tiun are cordially invited. The new,
comers are specially welcome.
MRS. II. c. POTTERF, Pres.
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We hope you will consider us
your druggist in 1908 and favor
us with the greater part Of your
trade. We are quite sure that a
trial of our goods and our splendid
service will make you want to
trade here.
% +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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Ardmore Landon Conservatory
pupils make the piano literally sing.
They get refined art effects. Phone
$50. 1918
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At called meeting OF the sheriffs
~ oklahoma. held at Oklahoma City
on Saturday. Dec. 18th. when tenn
porary organization was affected. a
call was authorized for a meeting
OF the sheriffs of the state at Shaw.
nee on Saturday. January I. at 2
p. m. at which time permanent
organization will be perfected and
officers elected. Many important sub
iects will be brought mp for discus.
sion and every sheriff in the new
state is urged to make arrangements
to attend the Shawnee meeting. as
every sheriff is vitally Interested in
Is results.
JOHN L. JOHNSON,
Secretary pro TEN.
GEO. w. GARRISON, Pres. pro tenn.
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You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from cold by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar II stops the
cough. heals the lungs, aud expels
the cold from the system. Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow
package Sold by all druggists
II is said that every man has
his double-even the single man.
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II man is unusually polite n wo-
man is apt to be suspicious of
him.
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A LEGAL PRECEDENT

Continued from page one)
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Insomnia is one OF the infant all
ments that Is contagious.
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Many mans downfall can be trac-
ed back to a desire to get even.
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FOUND.

For EXCHANGES or good
farms for improved city property.
Two god farms to exchange for
merchandise.
one fine tract OF land to exchange
for live stock.
Several bargains In farm lands
for sale.
For any kind OF farm land busl.
ness call upon
BURWElL a DEXTER,
0otf nV.r nnulara Nail nnnlg
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\ confidence man has very little
confidence in other men.
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eat sALE-Fresh milch COW. j \.
.atlnders %
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FOR RENT-Two Office rooms. Car
ter and Booker building Apply
w r. Gilmer insurance Office.
3l-3
FOR RENT ia rooms over Kloski's
store. See VIII Cruce. 3l-3
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NoTlcE-The gasoline saw will re
main here few days longer Rush
In your order. Phone Bassett. AL.
2tf
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RENT-Here is a bargain.
legant home, close In, all modern
mveniences, electric lights, bath,
,wer, etc, and gas will be in by
t Of the year Nice fruit, large
t. References required from
lrangers. $50 Apply TO
NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Phone "a.
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JOHN L. JOHNSON,

Secretary pro TEN.
GEO. w. GARRISON, Pres. pro TEN.
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Miss Dolly Mae Allen of Davis
Is visiting Miss Jewell Wheeler.
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John p. London and family of Ma
rietta. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe NJ. London at New Years din
ner and family reunion Wednesday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-01-25

politics, to receive answers having to
do with every thing in the world but
politics. Their mistake cropped out
when Bryan delivered an address on
christianity before the Chicago
Congregational club. Starting out TO
discuss the subject Of religion Mr..
Bryan was unconsciously talking poll
tics before he knew 1t and outlined
not only the plans he will follow as
long as he continues in politics, but
his plans when he retires from poll.
tics as well. For instance, he said:
ct is better to have run and lost
than never to have~run at all. have
carefully studied history, and find
that very few men have been defeat
ed for the presidency third time.
And, if | am defeated again, shall
have an absolutely clear field the next
time, for nobody has ever been de-
feated four times
There is no evasion here Here it
is down in black and white that if he
Is defeated again. or when he is de-
feated again, Bryan will bob up smil-
ing for his fourth and last attempt.
And. after that, here is the way Mr.
Bryan outlines his plans:s
III M uSu as dli Interested LII lue
science of government | am more in
terested in religion. Much as like
to speak on politics, prefer to make
a religious speech. spoke in a
church six years before made a po-
litical speech, and l shall speak in
the church long after / have gone out
of politics."
So it may be accepted as final that
during the 1908 and 1912 campaigns
Mr.. Bryan's voice will be heard point
ing with pride and noting with alarm
as in the past, and then 1t will be
William Jennings Bryan, the peer
less leader" no longer. Instead the
name will modestly be writ 'sthe Rev.
w. ]. Bryan and the undaunted gen
eral of many political wars will be-
come the modest man of cloth while
democracy goes in search of a new
Moses to lead the faithful from bond
age.
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noon. "Bible Study occupied the
hour after the business session as fol-
lows, introducing Bible history and
geography, with maps and @illustra-
tons: "The Patriarchs," by Mrs. II.
M. Epperson: the Story of Joseph. by
Mrs Frank Epperson; Career Of
Moses, Mrs. McVey; Joshua, Fall of
Jericho, Battle of Beth Horon, by Mrs.
Has Wylie; Israel Under Judges, De-
porah, Jephtha- Gideon, Mrs. Baldwin;
story OF Ruth, Mrs. o. III. Seifert; Tka
Bible as Literature, Mrs. Emma Funk:
An exhibit of pressed flowers from
PALESTINE with. specimens Of olive wood
and parquetry was an interesting fea-
ture. The hostess served an especi-
ally unique and appetizing lunch.
Prof. Louis V. Burnett will give "a
vocal recital at the Congregational
church Friday evening, January 81.
assisted by local talent. Ernest Davis,
The Soldier Boys Last Message;
MISS Bertha Waugaman, THE Hang
ing of Valieut"; Miss Iva Smith,
"Minuister's Calf; Miss Neva. Eng
land, Aunt Elenora's Hero.
Perry Newman, who lives about one
mile west of here, in Bridgeport. is re-
ported on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ande Baker came
down from Oskaloosa Wednesday
morning and will visit at the Nancy
Riggs home and also with their
friends, Mrs. r. Jaeger and Mrs. Fred
Miller
Mrs M. j. scheivd, a former resi-
dent Of this place, has died and the re-
mains were expected here this morn
Ing at $3.50 and the funeral services
were held at the home of her grand
daughter Mrs. Jennie Chitwood, at
1880 O'Clock this forenoon
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for a wife have begun to look forward
to this occasion as an annual, AFFAIR.
An elaborate five course spread was
served, 1nterspersed with splendid mu-
sic by Glass Harp orchestra and sew
eral excellent and appropriate toasts
with Mrs. Rebecca Brunt as toastmis-
tress, who presided in her usual able
and dignified manner.
Mrs. Oniska Pfaff responded to If
| were president" in very witty and
interesting style and Judge Wilcox
son was called upon to tell What Men
Admire Most in Women THE Anus
ing Side of Life" was happily describ-
ed by Mrs. Orie Crocker, while Rev.
Charles N. Pace gave an excellent and
versatile talk on 'Fads and Fancies."
Some Beaux and More Beaux" was
handled very admirable by Mrs. vir-
ginia Goeldner, and c. C.. LATER gave
many humorous "reminiscences of his
First Sweetheart; Mrs. Cora Berry
portrayed the practical side of The
Club Woman and A. M. Richmond's
address on Memories was spicy and
full of repartee, and called forth much
applause Mrs. Addie Armstrong told
replied with a Husbands Laemnt.
Both the program and refreshment
committees are to be congratulated for
their untiring efforts in making this
one Of the most brilliant and success
full occasions in Sigourney's social his
tory.
Mrs. II. A. Seamans of Lawrence,
Kansas, who arrived in Sigourney on
Friday to attend the funeral of her
father the late s. A. James, is spend
Ing a few days visiting with her
brother, George S. James.
B. F. Ogden, editor of the What
Cheer Patriot, spent Sunday in Sig
Quincy.
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cREsToN.

Creston. Emma Toller left to-
day on No. 8 for Sioux City called
there by the illness of her brother.
L. d. Work, who has been here for
the past two weeks visiting at the
home of his cousin, w. F. Howell left
today for New Florence, Mo-, where
he will visit relatives before returning
to his home at in Ohio.
Miss Ivy Coan left this, afternoon
for her home at st. Joseph, Mo-,
where he will visit relatives before
returning to his home in Ohio.
Miss Ivy Coan left this afternoon
for her home at st. Joseph, Mo-, after
two weeks visit here at the home
of her uncle, B. w. Coan and wife.
The infant son Of Fireman James
Dalton and wife died yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Joe Yeager left last week for
Fountanelle.
The t. M. G. club was reorganized
at the home of Miss Loretta Murphy
last week.
Drs. George and Lille Wagner are
in Des Moines attending the organiza-
ton of the sixth district Osteopathic
association.
L. j. Wendell and wife are in Chi
cago visiting with relatives.
Brakeman R. w. Smalley is suffer
ing with a crushed foot received by a
barrel of pickles which he was I'M
loading at Lenox falling upon it.
A call Of thirty novices were initial
ed into Star Court No. Al, T. B. H.
at their hall last night and ballot
taken on 10 new applications for mem
bership
James & Wray have sold their gro
Gerry store at this place to Smart
Bros, at Omaha.
Louis Rosenfeld, who has been sec.
rotary Of the Strauss Dry Goods COM
pany, has sold his stock to the other
stockholders and severed his connec-
ton with the company. 8. Strauss
has been elected secretary of the
company and A. Strauss is president
of the corporation. Mr.. Rosenfeld
will move to Des Moines in a week
or two.
Mrs. Mamie Threlkeld, who Is suf-
fering from nervous breakdown was
taken to st. Demands private hospital
at Council Bluffs.
Information was filed before Jus.
tice Of the Peace Skinner by Mrs. r.
c. Masholtz against her husband,
charging him with assault with intent
to do great bodily injury. They have
been married but little over five
months and the wife alleged this of.
Tense Is the third during a period of
the last few weeks.
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A FRANK CANDIDATE.

Judge Willard McEwen of Chicago,
may not become governor of Illinois,
an Office he is assiduously seeking
but his race for the Office will not be
without it's interesting features, and,
whether the people take kindly to his
candidacy or not, they will not be
permitted to remain long in igorance
that he Is in the contest. Judge Nc
Even has opened campaign head
quarters in a Chicago hotel and this
inscription is seen on banner in a
prominent place in the room:
Il have notion that would like to
be governor, / am no saint, and If 1
am elected governor. will not be a
saint at Springfield. No man is wholly
bad or wholly good. l want to be
known as just an average human be-
Ing, mingling In human affairs. You
are not going to get any millennium If
I am elected. You will get an admin
istration that is reasonably decent
and honest"
Judge McEwen's candidacy will
probably not draw very warm sup
port from the hosts of reform. But
at any rate he will be given credit for
honesty. There will be interest, too,
in watching the gubernatorial race Of
a man who plainly states that he will
be what he is, il It isn't much, when
in opposition to other candidates who
go about with the halo above their
neads
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GOSPEL RIDGE.

Gospel Ridge. Ora Townsend has
new barn almost completed.
Frank Hendricks is suffering from
a sore throat,
Protracted meetings are in progress
at the Antiock school house with good
attendance.
A. F. Haney, a prominent farmer
living near Milton. had an experience
a few days ago that he will probably
remember for some time to come. He
in company with number Of others
were down in Texas. and with others
we're attending theatre and had
been in the building but a short time
when without any warning to anyone
he fell forward as if dead Friends
rushed to his assistance and a
physician was summoned. Mr. Henry
was soon removed and Is suffering no
Ill effects from the sudden attack
The little son of Bert Hendrix is
suffering from severe sore throat
S. Millinger shipped a car load of
corn to Pittsburg, Pa, from Pulaski
few days ago, paying 45c for the
same.
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FARMlNaToN.

Pennington. - The members Of
Chapter 0, P. e. o., enjoyed a mid
winter picnic Monday night at the
home Of Mrs F. D. Carr. The parlors
were decorated to represent a park
with familiar signs such as "This way
to the fountain" Keep off the grass
Beware of the dog. etc., being in
evidence in conspicuous corners. The
fountain proved to be punch bowl
filled with a delicious beverage. The
dinner was served picnic style, with
the table cloth spread on the floor.
Mrs. Levi Cummings, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lightfoot, left Monday evening
for her home in Coldwater, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann Of Kansas
City, Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Mann's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Coulter.
Miss Steadman Of Bonaparte is Wis
ting at the home Of Henry Hartrick.
D. A. Martin Of Kahoka, Mo- was
an over Sunday visitor in Pennington.
Miss Dorothy Hartrick very pleas
antly entertained the Kensington club
Tuesday evening
Ed Ware of Echo, Oregon, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Alpha Ware.
Sheriff Jamison of Keosauqua was
an over Sunday visitor in this place.
Mrs. G. Booth delightfully."- entertain
ed a number of ladies at dinner on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flood was hostess to
the Finch club Tuesday evening at
her home south of town. Refreshments
were served.
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DR.. MARkLEY AT AGENCY
FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. "a

Agency.-The fourth number Of the
Epworth League lecture course will
be given in the Methodist Episcopal
church Jan. "a, at 1880 p. M, by DR..
Monroe Markley on Harp Strings
Everybody is invited to attend.
The Revival.
The meetings being held at the
Episcopal church will be continued
during the week AS result of the
meetings twenty-seven have united
with the church since the meetings be-
gan. The subjects for the week fol-
low:
Monday evening, Jan. 20. "Naaman.
the Leper."
Tuesday, "ohice Work of the Holy
Ghost"
Wednesday "The Old Paths"
Thursday, Almost Christian"
Friday. Lecture by Manroe Markley.
Saturday, Christ Weeping over
Jerusalem
Sunday evening. THE Judgment"
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a visit with relatives in Van Mete
and vicinity.
George P. Antilles left for Counc
Bluffs and Omaha on business Wis:
Tuesday.
j. G. Sniff spent Wednesday nigl
and Thursday with his daughter
Mesdames Rider and Gardner In De
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Mcdonald
Des Moines, are here on account /,
the sickness of her brother The
Parsons.
John H. Long was in Des Moine
Wednesday and Thursday to attend
the meeting of the lowe Marble and
Granite Dealers association.
Alvin Philips was called to Russell
last Sunday on account of his uncle
being very sick.
Benz. White is sick with a cancer.
Mrs. Wade Eversoll of Joliet, ILL.,,
and Mrs. j. H. Cumming of Rochester,
n. Y. are visiting with their sister,
Mrs. R. w. varley.
Mrs. Geo. w. Mendenhall, Jr. OF
-Des Moines. Is here for the purpose OF
attending, birthday anniversary cele
bration to be given in honor of her
'mother-in-law. Mrs. Geo. w. Mendeu
! hall, ST., on next Thursday.
Hon. l.. d. Teter and Herb Rise
wick we're in Des MONIES Tuesday to
have an interview with the state
board of control. Mr.. Risewick is
one of the applicants for the position
of state farmer at the inebriate home
Frank Baker and wife of Chicago
came in Tuesday for visit with rela
tives. Mr.. Baker was in business here
many years ago.
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SOME INCONSISTENCIES.

Occasionally something crops out
that shows that the government is
anything but model Of consistency
For instance lotteries are prosecuted
to the full extent Of the federal law
and the press is muzzled to absolute
silence concerning these games, yet
the government conducts huge lotter-
les in opening new sections of land to
settlement, and when it comes to the
allotment Of seats and Office quarters
in the buildings of congress drawings
are the means resorted to in the most
cases.
Another inconsistency on the part
Of the government is seen in it's sane.
ton Of boxing In the navy, although
support is given to the laws in force
in majority of the states prohibiting
this form of sport. Recently there
was a boxing match on the training
ship Cumberland, in which Apprentice
H. H. Harnett lost his life. Thus far
no action has been taken by the naval
department looking to. an investiga-
ton Of the case.
If boxing matches are such brutal
affairs that legislative enactments are
necessary to suppress them and state
troops ordered out to prevent them,
certainly the government should not
permit the men of the navy, under the
guise Of participating in this sport, t.
enter the ring on government ship
to fight out private quarrel and
fight to the death.
If boxing in the states is a crime,
boxing in the navy should not be look
ed upon as pastime.
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BIRMINGHAM.

irmineham.-Mrs D. K. Bonar fell
Wednesday, breaking her arm and two
ribs.
AL Hiatt Of West Point visited the
last Of the week with his mother.
Miss Esther Burch is visiting with
friends in Packwood.
S. Whitcanack moved his family to
Pleasant Plains, Mo-. Saturday
party Of young people spent Fri
day evening skating on the Lindsey S
pond.
Mrs. Haley Johnson and children
are visiting with Mrs. Johnson's
sister, Mrs. Charles Anderson Of La
Grange, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith of La Fay
cite, La, are visiting with Mr.. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith,
east of town.
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ASH GROVE.

b.
Ash Grove Quite number Of
the young people from here have been
attending the revival meetings ct
Union.
Thurman Day and family left
Thursday for their home in Ottumwa
after a visit here.
Miss Vive Selman spent few days
last week at the Smith home near
Drakeville.
Miss Mae Bolin is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Aaron Leonard.
Rev. Hastings. assisted by Evangei-
list A. M. See is conducting revival
meetings at Pleasant Hill.
Miss Gertie Proctor is visiting in
Ottumwa
Lewis Hannah and sister Ella were
recent visitors at the Will Reynolds
home at Elm Grove.
Misses Iona Benson and Katie
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FAREWELL RECEPTION FOR
CHAS. M'CARTY AT ELDON

Il q IS 3 . b s
Eldon.-The Eldon railroad men
gave farewell reception last evening
in honor Of Charles Mccarthy, who
has been round house foreman for the
past year in Eldon, and who now goes
to accept a similar position in Little
Rock, Ark.
A farewell address was delivered by
Mayor Bradley and W. ID. Davis, after
which the floor was cleared for a
dance and very enjoyable time was
had by all present.
The M. M. M. M. club was entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs. s. Fl. Sawyer
on East Elm street this afternoon.
William Crawford of near Visa, New
Mexico, is visiting old time friends in
Eldon this week.
Mart F'outs Of Trenton Mo-, is in
Eldon on business today.
Mrs. Frank Davis is shopping in OF
tumWa today.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.--A. l.. Bantock. former
resident of Charlton, died at his home
In Albany, Mo, Tuesday morning, aft
er a brief Illness with pneumonia The
yesterday afternoon and inferred in
the cemetery here The j. O. o. b. OF
this place, of which he was member,
conducted the services at the grave.
He Is survived by a wife and two chill
dren
Mrs. L. Chynoweth of Abba. return
ed home yesterday, after brief visit
with her daughter, Mrs. James Az
Wright.
Mrs Julia Hastings and daughter
Mrs. Thomas McAloon. and the latter,s
children visited relatives in WOODBURY.
yesterday, where they formerly re-
Mrs; s. E. J, Sawyer of creston re-
turned home yesterday, after few
days visit with her sister. Mrs. D. w.
Adams.
Mesdames Emmett Piper and Har-
vey Piper of Leon visited in Charlton
yesterday with their brother In law,
G. M. Piper, and family, while on their
way to Ouray, Colorado, where they
expect to reside.
Miss Mollie Wright, of Corydon re-
turned home yesterday, after a three
weeks visit with relatives and friends
here.
w. b. s. Wilson of Stansberry. MO.
arrived yesterday for visit with his
sister, Mrs. H. J. Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunslree OF
English township, returned yesterday
from ten days. visit with relatives
In Van Buren, county. While there
they attended the marriage of their
cousin.
Mrs. Ben Darrah and little son.
Ronald, until recently of this city. ar
rived yesterday from Knoxville for a
visit with their relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. H. v. Garfield and daughter.
Merle, of Huneston, arrived yesterday
for visit with her ster-in-law, Miss
Minnie Garfield.
Mrs,N. E. Douglass returned yester-
day from visit of five weeks with
relatives in Hutchison, Kansas, and
Carmen. Oklahoma
Mrs. f. 3. Dawson and little daugrl-
ter of Mason City arrived in Charlton
yesterday, called here by the sudden
death of Mrs. Dawson's father, Nath-
an Kenney.
Mrs. q. w. Wilson went to Lacona
last evening to visit her son, II. M,
| Wilson, and family.
Charles Layton of Kansas City, re-
turned to his duties yesterday, after q
ten days visit with his mother, Mrs.
Jennie Layton, and sister. Mrs George
Stewart. J