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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30
FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE
HOUSES AND LOTS
SAME AS RENT
S125O-5-room new house, close in;
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
$16OO--5-room mod. house, big lot;
500 cash, bal. SIS mo-
$1800-5-room mod bungalow;
800 cash. bal. SIS mo.
S1OO0--4-room cottage, close. in
$50 cash. bal. $40 mo,
S140O-4-room mod bungalow;
500 cash. bal. SIS
$SOO-4room house, big lot;
$100 cash. bal. $40 mo
$19OO--5-room mod bungalow;
500 cash, bal. $50 mo.
$21OO-10-room mod. California house;
$500 cash, bal $50 mo.
$2400-6-room mod house; fine;
$500 cash, bal. $50 mo.
s25OO-5room mod. house. close in;
$500 cash, bal. $50 mo-
S20OO-5-room new mod. cottage;
$500 cash, bal $50 mo.
$I500-4room new mod. bungalow;
$500 cash, bal. $50 mo.
S3000--6-room mod. bungalow close in;
$500 cash, bal. $50 mo.
S31OO-7-room new mod. bungalow;
$500 cash. bal. SEQ mo.
S3500-9-room mod house. close in;
$500 cash, bal. SIS mo
$400O-S-room mod 2-story house;
$500 cash. bal. S25 mo-
Come and us at once
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
TAYLOR REALTY co.
Corner East First and Evergreen SITS
Phones D1117, Boyle 1866. 10-30-1
T-ROOM HOUSE, JUST
completed; hardwood floors: crest of hill
S31 Bryan ST., Sunset blvd.
Tel. A1O32. r. B. STEPHENS & Co,
2l9 American National Bank Bldg.
10-2S-30-N Nov. 1
1T WILL PAY YOU TO SEE F. B. BROWN.
212i Sunset boulevard, for papering and paint
ing and general contracting. / hard up
and need your money for a few days only.
10-16-tf
FOR SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT 1920;
half cash. balance sis month. OWNER, 1890
Emmett st. Green car r. 4th 10-2S-G
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WE PACK YOUR GOODS FOR SHIPMENT.
Van, men, t1.25 per hour. We give esti-
mates PACIFIC VAN Co. 2Os w Sec
ond Both phones. 1O-i-m
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WANTED


MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business and began with only
: few dollars There are unusual oppor
tunities for making money today and II IL
not difficult TO begin II you have even
small capital and want TO start q mai
order business OF your own. send for nly
free booklet 1t tells how to make money
Address publisher . g MAIL ORDER
WORLD. boz 1922 Lockport z 6-l-z
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SUN BATHS

SUN BATHS, ALSO VIBRAT-
ing Natures own remedy alcohol and
oil rubs MRS V. j. MEYERS. 6SS e.
18th Take San Pedro st. car, Telephone
B962s. Satisfaction guaranteed, l0-27-w
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Clark Bros. Charcoal. kindiing etc.
73O w. PicO st. an-2i-1rno
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ss0O--Leading bakery enjoying the
ing Sl2b per month; capacity 1000 loaves
per day: all fixtures and utensils In hne
condition; all cash trade; large counter
business established; excellent opportun-
lily for a man and wife. See LBAhY :
SON
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

$3.50 buys grocery and fruit store In
prominent beach town; all year round re-
sort; average business $50 per day; good
lease expense less than $40 per day. one
customer alone trades out running ex-
penses; absolutely sure money maker. For
terms see LEAHY & SON.
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wANTED-ToUR GOOD MEN WILLING
to work; must invest at least $50 in
stock of the Co.; steady employment at
good wages. Miners preferred. Call 7l9
DELTA BLDG 1O-29-9
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$3.50. bt tcher shop: no other within u
miles; rem, only $40; good lease; glass show
cases, gials counters. ice Dox, 1900 lbs. ca
paeity; ono Of the finest equipped and best
located meat markets In Los Angeles. See
LEAHY Il SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

1880 buys a meat market and grocery To-
Gated at a prominent beach resort TINS
place is fully worth $1,000 and doing splen-
owner must 20 north and will make easy
terms. This IL worth careful investigation.
See LEAHY SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

HIGH CLASS TREASURY STOCK
$4,000 for 1900 shares of valuable treasury
stock, now offered, part or all, at par. nth
Sl.i4; incorporated IN California; capitalized
ri $4,000 paid ~ S2s,600i located In city OF
$4,000 population; can use man Wit money;
shareholders active men OF standing; full
particulars. See LEAHY & SON.
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$3.50. grocery; splendid opportunity for i've
man 10 get into business: rent only $40 month;
exceptionally good location; cash business.
Owner must return east account of urgent
business Investigate at once through
LEAHY 6 SON,
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WANTED-JEWDLER AND ENGRAVER,
must be first class man. Address by IL
a. m, BOX so7o. Herald 1o-sO-1
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$500 or invoice. grocery, meat market.
bakery, etc.: the fixtures alone cost SS300
will be .nvoced as low as s2bA0; horses.
wagons. large cash business; trade Is 1900
per month; valuable lease OF whole ground
door: all at invoice. Through our agents.
LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

t1000--General second hand store, with
8 nice living rooms; rent only $40; loca-
ton central; netting $4,000 yearly. in near
by city; horses, wagons and harness.
etc.; cheap IL bought now. owner has
other large interests. must sell InVestl-
gate this through LE4lA4 & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30
GENERAL GROCERY

GENERAL GROCERY
ss50o-Meat market. notions. etc; nne
living rooms; rent $50; doing $50 per day
largely cash; include horse, wagon nx-
lures, fresh and salable stock; COCO
corner locations; stock with invoice fulL
Spot cash offer will buy now. See LEAHf
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

$3.50 buys laundry In near by city; earning
$50 per week to owners: the only laundry in
town: rent $500 per month; expense nom
mall thoroughly equipped and in good run
ming order; to see Is to buy open to inves-
tigation; our agent LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

FOR RENT-COTTAGE IN STORY: GAS,
electricity, on hill, near in; clean. neat;
lawn and shrubbery. 1928 N. BoYLSToN.
1O-1-tf
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FOR RENT
Rooms for Housekeeping

FOR RENT--NEw UNFURNISHED g.
room modern housekeeping suites. dis
appearing beds. private baths, mantels,
oak floors. hot and cold water, high To-
cation, walking distance or take Crown
Hill car to Boylston st. 1915 w. 4TH.
10-29-2
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FOR RBNT-LARGE PADDED 3-HORSE
van by hour or Job. ATLANTIC TRANS
FER CO.. Main 277; p. s47S: 72s 8. Broadway.
10-10-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

We have a large list of business oppor-
tunities not advertised. Call and investigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

Clark Bros. 1870 W. PicO. Coal. wood,
hay, grain. 20-2l-lmo
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Sit 1tions-maIe

MULTIPLICATION AS ASSISTANT
bookkeeper or office work. by man Of
good education; willing to start with
small salaryj good references BOX s049,
Herald, 10-3O-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

MONEY MADE DAILY. AND HERALD
want ada help to make IT. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads
Herald want ads destroy wants e-l-1
BOY is YEARS WANTS WORK FOR
room and board or small wages. Address
BOX $3.50. Herald. 1O-SO-l
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DIR. McCLEERY, OPTICIAN
4$sM and specialist. formerly OF Massechu-
IN sets. Twenty years experience is a
guarantees that all eyeslght troubles win be
rightly corrected. ass S. BROADWAY. Opt
cal repairs made. 10-25-x
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] TEACH PRACTICAL ,AssAYING. CYAN
idng, etc Day. evenings l3lh
BROADWAY. room 4 e-14-6b
Call circulation department Of HERALD.
IO-11-ff
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$3.50 will buy " interest in steam
laundry located in a thriving nearby town.
doing over $3.50 per month and every pros
pect of a lucrative business; plant lately
established; partner needed to care for
future business in sight. Investigate
through LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30


$1,000, OF invoice, receipts $40 daily; CASH
GROCERY and MEAT MARKET; all coun-
ter trade.
$3.50. or invoice. high class GROCERY; 500
daily receipts.
$500, or invoice. rent $50; receipts $50
daily; cash trade.
$50 grocery and fruit store. beach town;
best buy in the town.
$500, GROCERY. west side. rent $40; daily
500, GROCERY and FRUIT on South
Main ST.. inside location; good buy.
s275 CIGARS and TOBACCO. North Main
street; rent only SIS.
$780, CIGAR STAND, oak fixtures, cost 5000;
cheap IL sold this week.
$50 restaurant; to see Is 70 buy.
s525 restaurant and lunch eounter rent
sl2 so; receipts $40 daily.
S1400 RESTAURANTS; 16 tables; west side;
complete in every detail.
$500, RESTAURANT; one Of the finest;
receipts $50 daily and 500 In busy season.
EXCHANGES
10000 acres. under cultivation; water.
wood 6-roon house, barn. horses, etc.; ex-
change for business
ssoOo-General dry goods store; valuable
lease. business OF $4,000 per month; 10 miles
out; exchange for business.
tlOGO-Dry goods and shoes. large store; only
one in nearby town; business OF $500 per
month; exchange for business.
slO.5o0--5 acres OF navel oranges full bear
ing; hve-room bungalow; also neat
s-room cottage: water and reservoir; street
improvements In; streets oiled; located In q
city by the mountains; uniform all year eli
mate: ideal home and fine earning property.
IF you BUY THROUGH US WE
PROTECT YOU
AND GUARANTEE TITLE.
LEAHY q SON.
Roon1S 314-315 Severance bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

FOR RENT-A b-ROoM COTTAGE. GAR
den, chicken corral and water furnished; IS
per month. Apply 2s3a FOLSOM. i0-2s-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-30

WAGES. RENTS AND CLAIMS OF EVERY
description collected anywhere on percent
age We get your money for you. TIKI
UNITED CREDITORS ADJUSTMENT CO.
3i4 Wright & Calender bldg. Phone
Main 2426. 10-S-32
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-18
DAME FORTUNE
SMILES upon
TYRONE PAIR
CLARENCE FENToN COMES IN
FROM HARD DAYS WORK CUT
TING TIMBER TO FIND HE is
LEFT $4,000. iijzl la;,,sa -

Tyrone, Feb. 17.-Clarence Fenton
and his young wife who reside on one
Of the Clark farms three miles south
of this place, have been notified that
they are the sole heirs to an estate in
Illinois, the aggregate value of which
is in the immediate neighborhood of
$4,000. The young people come into
their inheritance through the death
of Mrs Fenton's great grandmother,
who died six months ago in Illinois,
she being at the time Of her demise
one of the oldest, If not the Oldest
women In the state, being 106 years
Of age. The young man is engaged
in cutting mine timbers on a piece
of land which he had leased for a
term of years, and is hardworking
boy. He is about 20 years of age
and his wife slightly his junior. They
seem to take their good fortune as a
matter of fact and, no doubt, when
they take up the administration Of
the wealth that has come to them so
suddenly they will make good. In
conversation with the young man
Saturday he informed a reporter for
the Courier that it would be at least
a year before they would assume the
active management of the estate for
themselves as it had to proceed
through the natural legal channels If
administration as provided by the Illi-
nois statute
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-18
NIGHT RIDERS
| FL0G A JUDGE
IN RAID ON KENTUCKY TOWN
ELEVEN ARE ASSAULTED
BY MOB.

Eddyville, KY, Feb. T.-About
four hundred night riders, wearing
black masks and white scarfs, in
yaded this city yesterday morning,
rode through the main streets to the
homes of Sheriff Cash and the city
marshal and warned them If they
valued their lives to remain indoors.
The officers obeyed. Then the raiders
captured four white men and seven
negroes. marched them through the
town to the river landing, where
they stripped their prisoners and
whipped them severely with buggy
whips.
Among the prisoners who were
whipped were Police Judge w. z.
Ruckner, who is sixty years old, and
Grace Robertson, whites. They were
all told they were punished for talk
ing too much.
When the invaders reached town at
1890 o'clock Sunday morning three
of them entered the telephone ex,
change and captured l.. S. Dickson,
the night operator, who promised that
he would not let news Of the raid
leak out The raiders came from the
direction of Princeton and forced the
ferryman to ferry them across the
Cumberland river. They fired into
Judge Ruckners house before captu',
ing him
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MoULToN.

Moulton.-The Dever Coal company
is to handle artificial ice next summer
in connection with thcir coal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jennings were
up from Moberly Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Berry are very
sick at their home in west Moulton.
Roy McGilton Of .Moberly was here
Sunday visiting Grover Blosser.
A party of young people was enter
tanned at the home of Mary Chamber
lain on West Broadway Friday night.
Cramer Hill was in Mendoza, Mo-,
Thursday on business
Mrs. Hugh Blevins was in Queen
Citv Mo, Sunday visiting relatives.
Martin Carlis. Art Hinsev and James
Clark were in Sublette, Mo-, Sunday.
Lula Bryan was here from Center
vile Saturday
The next number of the citizens lee
ture course will be given March by
the Meistesingers Male quartet, head
ed by Cam G. Marshall. crayon artist
and bass soloist, of Moulton
D. B. Blosser and u. B. Nighswonger
were in Bloomfield Thursday.
l.. NJ. Clark was a business visitor
in Exline Thursday.
K. C. passenger No. I was derailed
at the Moulton c.. B. & K. C.-Wabash
junction Friday. The Wabash wrecker
assisted and the track was cleared in
about 5 hours. 1t was caused by the
spreading Of the switch.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-18
CUP|D'S AID IS
DECLARED GUILTY
MARION GRAY, MATRIMONIAL
AGENT, CONVICTED BY CHI
CAGo JURY.

Chicago, Feb. 17-Marian Grey,
affinity finder, was convicted in the
federal court Saturday of using the
United States mails to defraud while
conducting the Elgin Searchlight club.
The jury brought in the verdict at
1880 o'clock in the morning finding
her guilty on one count and acquit-
ting her on the other two. The max
imum penalty is eighteen months i'm.
prisonment and $500 fine.
The young woman left in the even
ing for Benton Harbor, Mich, for the
expressed purpose OF finding and be-
coming reconciled to her first husband
Milo Piper
81 will go to Mr.. Piper as a con-
victed federal criminal she said as
she boarded a Michigan Southern
train at the La Sale street station,
'and I will ask his forgiveness. Even
though twelve men judged me guilty
of crime he will not believe it and
will take me back
1t was after deliberations lasting
for twenty-four hours that the jury re-
turned the verdict in Judge K. NJ Ian
dis court Miss Grey was acquitted
on the charge brought by Minnie Cole
man of Milwaukee, who asserted she
paid $5 for an affinity whom she did
not secure, and that of Attorney John
B. Pocket of Bradford, VT, who as
serted Miss Grey had offered to fur
nish him with "soul mate for SIS,
even though he had been married for
twenty years.
Cradle Charges Her Downfall.
The charge Of which the Cupid
hunter was convicted was made by
William Cradle of Dearborn, Mo.
Cradle answered an advertisement
purporting to be that of wealthy
widow, who was beautiful and wished
a good husband, even If poor Cradle
paid his S5 for an introduction and
was married to a Texas spinster, who
did not come up to the advertised
qualification. Although satisfied with
his soul mate" Cradle was the prin-
cipal witness for the prosecution
The jury stood ten to two for col
viction for over twelve hours In all
twenty eight ballots were taken Miss
Grey in her picking of the jurymen
made a correct guess as the first vot-
ing resulted in tie, six for ccSlvic-
ton and six for acquittal On the
second ballot one juryman swung to
conviction, making it seven to five.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-18
BURNS
A BUILDING
FOR SPITE
TRAMP is ANGERED BECAUSE
AUTHORITIES PREVENT HIS
ENTERING TiNDELL SCHOOL,
WHERE HE SLEPT

Because he had been locked out of
the building, tramp last night set
fire to the Tindell school house four
miles northwest of Ottumwa The
building was completely burned. The
loss is about $1,000, covered by in
surance.
The school board of the district has
offered a reward of $50 for the hobo's
arrest.
For the past two weeks tramp has
been sleeping in the school house at
nights. He had been attracted there
by the warm room. He kept the fire
burning nights and was loath to leave
his sleeping apartments. Finally the
school board fastened all windows,
thus keeping the man out of the build
ing This is believed to have angered
him and last night took out his re.
venge. He saturated a part of the
building with kerosene and lighted it,
The building was in flames in few
minutes.
Tho school will be adjourned for the
present as there is no place available
to hold school. The board will erect
new building to be in readiness for
next fall
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-18
CAPTURE 27oMEN
IN 81 RAIDS
PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE
DEPARTMENT SUCCESSFUL IN
WAR AGAINsT"BLACK HAND"

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 17.-With 27O
men captured in 80 raids conducted
by the state police department in its
war against "black hand" bands that
have been terrorizing the foreign
population Of various sections Of the
commonwealth, the authorities count
on crushing them out before their op.
erations can extend to Americans.
For months the policemen have
been waging war on the criminal
gangs in the anthracite regions
where the bands had been preying on
the credulous foreigners, but lately
there has been signs of the terroriz-
ing being extended to Northumber-
land county people of native birth.
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STOCK HEARING ON
Case of Meat Growers Association
Against the Railroads Resumed
at CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 17.-Interstate Com.
merce Commissioner Prouty today re.
sumed the hearing of the case Of the
Corn Belt Meat Producers association
against the Missouri, Iowa and ILL
nois railroads in which the associa-
tion seeks a reduction Of the inter-
state shipping rates on live stock in
Iowa. The hearing commenced some
time ago in Des Moines and was con-
tinued until today. The case involves
chiefly the railroads and the Iowa
stockmen, but Independent Iowa pack
ers are represented in an intervening
move against the stockgrowers and
their efforts to get reduction in the
rates.
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BERT HENDERsLITER coNFEsSEs
TO NUMBERING NATHAN TAY.
LoR FOR REVENGE - RELEN
ED MENTALLY UNsouND
CORONER'S JURY
STILL IN SESSION
MANY WITNESSES EXAMINED TO
DAY, BUT NO VERDICT HAS
YET BEEN REAcHED-ExPEcT
STEPSoN WILL BE HELD.

Creston, Feb. 17.-Bert Hender.
sitter, son Of Mrs. Belle Taylor, and
stepson of the murdered man, Nathan
Taylor, confessed last night that he
fired the shots which ended Taylor's
life. He did this only after several
hours in the sweat box and persistent
cross.questioning by the sheriff and
police.
He stated that Taylor had illtreated
his mother and he took this method
for revenge. He produced watch
and chain also which he had taken
from the body. The confession has
been kept secret and will only be dis,
closed at the inquest. The young
murderer is hardly responsible men-
tally and will probably be committed
to the criminally insane ward at the
penitentiary.
Stephen Taylor was murdered in
front the front room of his confec.
tionary store here Thursday night,
NO clew to the crime was apparent.
| Coroner James Mckee summoned a
large number Of witnesses, who will
undergo a grilling examination at the
inquest now being conducted over tha
dead body of Nathan Taylor.
The chief interest will, center in the
testimony which may be drawn from
Mrs. Bell Taylor former wife of the
deceased, and her son, Bert Hender-
sitter. The woman has secured
well known criminal lawyer here.
The coroner's inquest was in session
all day without result Both Mrs,
Taylor and her step-son were ex.
amined and the latter was given q
grilling siege on the stand.
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HOUSES COLLAPSE
High Water Weakens Walls Flood
at Pittsburg Slowly
Recedinq

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 1.-Two brick
houses at % and "a Pennsylvania av-
enue, weakened by the high water,
collapsed early today. One man was
injured and eighteen others narrowly
escaped being crushed to death. The
flood stage at 10 o'clock this morning
was 24h feet. The rivers are slowly
receding. Suffering among the flood
victims is intense today owing to cold
weather All charitable organiza-
tions are engaged in alleviating the
misery. Reports being received show
the damage to be widespread and
heavy.
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FORMER LEGISLATOR IS DEAD.
James Clark of Prescott, Dies In
Omaha and Funeral Is Held at !,
Corning. 4

Creston, Feb. II. - The funeral OF
Hon. James Clark of Prescott took
place yesterday at Corning. He died
in Omaha and was brought back to
Adams county for burial. Mr.. Clark
was large land owner and proni,
enent citizen Of Adams county for
many years. He represented the
county in the state legislature for
two terms few years ago. Mr.. Clarh
had been in poor health for some
time and his advanced age prevented
a recovery. Prescott mourns the
loss of good citizen.
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CALLEDTO COLORs
Tiflis Report Says all the Turkish
Army Reserve is Proceeding
to Frontier

Tiflis, Feb, 17.-Reports have been
received from Armenia that all Redias
Or Turkish army reserves forces in
Van Mush and other vilayets OF the
Asia Minor have been called to coors
and are proceeding rapidly to the from
tier. At the same time the league of
all Turkish revolutionary parties is in
creasing the revolutionary agitation.
Appeals and proclamations are being
isued, exhorting the population to pro
test in every way possioie against the
wariike plans OF the Sultan
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Fire Drives Family Into Cold.

Iowa City, Feb. II. - (SpeciaD-
Fire, due to defective f1ue, totally
destroyed the residence of Mrs.
Henry Hertz of Scion, and it's con
tents before dawn. Mrs Hertz and
children escaped narrowly in their
night clothes. The loss is $4,000. In
surance slight.
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Voorhees, and combes Surrender.

New York, Feb, 17.-Foster Fl.
Voorhees,, former governor Of New
Jersey, and Frank G. Combes Of Phil
adelphia, indicted by the grand jury
last week on the charge Of perjury,
today. surrendered and gave bail o.
$2,500 each.
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Italian and French Car at Buffalo.

Buffalo, Feb, 1.-THE Italian car
arrived at 5:45 o'clock this morning
and after a short time departed for
Erie, Pa. The French car was driven
by st. Chaffney and departed at II
o'clock. The American car leaves at
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. After the
freezing weather it is expected that
the roads will be found in fair shape.
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German Care in Rochester,

Rochester N. Y, Feb, 1.-THE Ger
man car in New York to Paris autimo-
bile rae earrived here at 12:45 .. m.
An accident this side of Canandaigua
delayed the Germans several hours.
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Former Iowan Dies in Kobe.

Chicago, Feb. ia Daily News
cable from Toxic says that DR.. John
l.. Atkinson, veteran Congregational
missionary at Kobe is dead He was
minister in Iowa before coming to
Japan in 1873.
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BUYS BUILDING.
7. T. Brandon Purchases Fathers
Property at Public Sale at
Russell.

Russell, Feb. II. The Brandon
bank building, which was sold here
at public sale Saturday. was bid i'll
by T. T. Brandon .Jr., and Mrs. Elm.
The price paid for the building was
s5,200.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-18
Creditors Want Receivership.

Chicago, Feb. 17.-The creditors Of
the Phoenix Coal Co., with mines at
Cornell, ILL.,, today made application
for receivership for the concern. AL
legged internal dissensions In the COM,
pany have caused the business to de.
teriorate