Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
FEDERAL JURORS
FOR RMARCH Term
NAMES OF MEMBERS OF GRAND
AND PETIT JURORS ARE
MADE PUBLIC.
COURT OPENS MAR. 80
Several Cases of Importance Will be
Tried at This Term-Printed
Docket Will Soon be
Issued.

| Grand and petit juries for the March
term of the United States District
court at Ottumwa, have been secured.
The drawing of the jurors took place
in Ottumwa March 6 by United States
District Clerk William c. Macarthur
and Jury Commissioner John G. Jordan,
but before publication were submitted
to Judge Smith Mcpherson Of Red
Oak, presiding judge of the Southern
Iowa district.
| Several cases of Importance will be
taken up at this term which opens
here March so. among which will be
local case. The Ottumwa Brick &
| Construction Co., against the Chicago,
| Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway Co., is
seeking to secure temporary in
| junction against the railroad com.
pany to compel it to deliver cars of
the Rock Island and Burlington to the
brick company's plant at Rutledge for
a terminal charge Of so much per car
of brick. The brick plant declares
that the company disseminated
against it when recently it withdrew
its rate and instituted joint rate.
1 Several cases Of illegal sale of
liquor will probably come up at this
term of court and possibly some post
Office matters Calls Green, colored,
has been in the county Jail for several
weeks on a charge of dispoSing OF
liquor without a government license.
His case will be taken up by the grand
jury.
I printed docket will be issued
from the press in few days.
Following are the jury lists:
Grand Jurors
Bateman, F. NJ, Keosauqua.
Bailey, S., Charlton.
Bingaman, Chas., Keosauqua.
Blattner, Fred, Oskaloosa.
Carter, Alex, Bentonsport
Bllis, Lin, Oskaloosa.
Francis, E. N, Abba.
Fry, Roy c., Fairfield
! Gaines, F. NJ, Fairfield.
Gardner, N. B., Wellman.
Harrison, Ed, Cantril,
| Heaton, Hiram. Glendale.
Horner, j. F., Crocker.
Kingsbury R. j.. Centerville.
+ Koontz, A. K, Centerville.
Meredith, T. B., Ollie.
Murray, Tom. Monroe.
Ogle, ]. T., Centerville.
Ong, J. l., Centerville.
, Sheridan, James, Richland.
Shockley, G. W.. Oskaloosa.
Snoddy, Sam, Bloomfield.
Syphers, e. o., Milton.
Walker, Isaac, Mt. Pleasant.
Wilkin, V. L.. Abba R. F. D. No.
Wright, j NJ, Russell
Petit Jurors
Baird, Thomas G., CantriL
Bales, Lee, Floris.
/ Berry, H. S., Abba.
Bryan, D. W., Centerville.
J, Bullard, John, Ft. Madison.
! Clark, A. ", Birmingham.
d Crispin, B. F., Lacey.
e Cruze, John, Vincennes.
4 Cummings Chas.. Riverside.
S Davidson, A. g., Centerville.
Day, S. w., Lovilla.
n Dingman, Walter, Centerville.
f Fluke, Levi. Charlton.
r Gaines, F. M, Fairfield.
7 Eisharn, John, Malcolm.
/. Hiatt, ]. o., Centerville.
g Hyde, Will. Brighton.
f Johnson, Henry, Grinnell, r. r.
Il Johnson, w. ]. Malcolm.
II Keck, C. M, Washington.
Kraul, julius, Burlington
] Kyle, j j., Perlee.
n MAINS, rim, Belknap.
Mills, G. w., Richland.
Low, James, Burlington.
Pierce, D. c., Fairfield
nj Ploelms, John c., Davenport.
4 Robinson, o. K, Buxton.
Roe, E. A., Corydon.
Root, Elmer L., Webster.
q Schweer, Conrad, Donnellson, r. +
D.
= Story Rannie, Bonaparte.
Stranahan, A., Washington.
Taylor, H. M, Abba.
Walker, w. B., Keosauqua.
Whitney, e. F., Des Moines.
G. 3. Burhans TestlfIes After q Year,
G. B. Burhans of Carlisle Center
N. Y. writes: "About four years ag
A wrote you stating that l had bee
entirely cured of severe kidney tror
BILE by taking less than two bottles c
Foleys Kidney Cure. 1t entirely stoI
r. ped the brick dust sediment, and pai
and symptoms of kidney disease dir
< appeared. am glad to say that hav
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