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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
Ambushed and Killed.

Savannah. Ca. July rs. --tAmbushed
In a lonely spot west Of the city. III.
p. Howard, aged eS years, was shot
70 death Saturday might, and no clew
10 his slayer has yet been found =.
lie was unarmed except for his walk
ing stick, and was given no time 20
Offer defense. Mr. Howard was q
member OF a very prominent South
Carolina family. and his death, for
which no motive can be assigned, hSs
caused deep sorrow for his wife ani
nine children. ali grown. who survive
him.
HIS dead body was found BY an ON
Ger who heard the shot fired tnat
caused Mr.. towards death. and ran
20 his aid. but though active search
was at once begun. not the slightest
clew to the assailant could be found =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

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whigt ts9 teen especially Wsag aar
ins re alEaf b tAs sgpwtes teaNmeat
Refshat ilawsa NNs Wgrbaa AN9
garss Eefs 4ggsg ass4 A. sless4sg
saeea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Further Fs,altlss Believed 70 Have
oecwfrsd from @altlmoFe storm.
Baltimore, MD, Juiy rs. The idea.
iihcaiion 81 one u tho hAis foaad
near an overturned Fowboat after the
storm u sunday night. during Which
nve men are kagwn ~ have beer
drowHed. leads 10 the belief that ne
llnt Of fatalities will total slsyan,
instead u nine.
n has Developed that william kir
wan and George 0aransr. hearing cries
FOE hsp. boarded a launek smd head.
~ lor ths Fowb1ai from Which the
cries eame n Il they saw three
women ami three msa Before they
could reach the r0wboas they aaw n
tufu oyeF aad enc ocsgpaats disappear,
One "a the wUmen's BATS plehsd nD
~ RirWnu nna GnFdasf led later " ila
ldeNuReailaH ~ William freia. Who
states Inst lte party "a ne FeWboat
~ made w ~ AnigHs. Joseph aaa
Hats RAIDER, MAR RHG Emma weiaey
saR tiehfr Dgatgaaeb. nons o. Whnm
have fines been heard from.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Murderer Then Threw Body Into a
Pond.

Troy. N. T.. July 1.-THE body
OF q young woman found Saturday
noating in Teal's pond has been lden-
tEaed rs that Of Miss Hazel I. Drew.
daughter Of Jshn Drew, OF ASis city.
Mobilization was made tnfSugh n
brooch and a hAtpin.
II was at first thought that the girl
might have committed suicide, but
this theory was dispelled by the au.
topsy, which showed that there was no
water in the lungs, proving that the
young woman did not drown, and that
her skull had been fractured by a
heavy blow on the back Of the head.
It is supposed that the murder took
place at some other place possibly In
this city, and that the body was taken
to the pond. which Is secluded and
lonely spot. and thrown into the wa
ter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

White Piaihs. n. Y. July &c Pro
ceedingS IN Harry Thaw's application
for a Jury trial 10 determine his men.
tai condition were Monday adj2urned
untIi the September term Of The So
preme court OF westehsstsf county.
This arrangement was ensersd ihio
before Judge Minis BY Thsw's counsel
aud District Attorney Jerome. Of Mes
York. 10 the meantime ThaW WiiI
remain IN the custody o. sherls Chan'
Ter. OF duchess county. and NJ star
IA ,he ian AZ Roygakesgsls-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
PATTERSONCOKTROLS
-
Tennessee State DemOcratiC Con.
yenliOn Meets.
1000 DELEGATES PRESENT
Il 10 Said that the Slate Headed by
Malcolm r. Patterson for eovsrnOr
Will De Adopted BY the Convention
Without a Bobbls.

Nashville. Tenn. July 1S-The dem
ocratic state convention was called TO
order in the Ryman auditorium here
Tuesday noon. II Is one Of the larg.
est political conventions ever held In
Tennessee, over 900 delegates being
In attendance.
The Patterson wing OF the party Is
IN complete control and organized
the body.
Major L, =. Wright has been made
temporary chairman, after which per-
manent organization was perfected,
with e. r. ErIich, OF Giles county.
as permanent chairman.
The following slate will so through
without a bobble:
For governor, Malcolm r. Patter-
son, OF shelby county.
For supreme court Judge, b. ID. Bell.
Of Sumner.
For Judge OF the court OF civil APP
peals. Arthur b. Lamb. Of Henry.
For raiload commissioner, Frank
Avent. Of Rutherford.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

ance worker, was an Interested spec.
tator. When the question of adding
the words without regard 20 sex"
was voted on. she arose to vote. but
took her seat again when she remem-
bered she was not delegate.
The motion to add the words was
A motiqh to adopt the platform was
then carried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

esndltlens IN ths Alshasn Nlaa strike
Lnhag naIna lnaneFsMa.


Lneor Bslsg lmpoFsaa
Blrmlawham. Ala. July Sail
mines where shs salon men are out on
Strike sfafied 10 90 unaai Tuesday.
though the DfDdaefioa promises 10 BE-
liEhi az Il waa Monfayr
10th mingra and operators report 30
change "a eBntiiioos % lnteBti1ns
A iarwe Amnnnt ~ labor u bsing
bfoaEhi lnia gbs staie from Teunsssee
ard KertmckF ~ fake ne places ~
fAe nfikNrt The neM sbos Il ~
inn trained 20 uitss uegt Dos m8rh 0f
ii haa taa experience sifeaGy Ia fAat
Ina
The fesiFnau8H u fse HELLER. NJ
Fffse'ts' ssrnsireg ~ - unian. Il
aanaaneef fk0HHh u is Geniea mas
ftsfs hte aeea Say aemamliaat10u %
,As fsatB ~ fts oFFa6inatiea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
AUTO PLUNGED INTO RIVER,
Six Persons Socially Prominent Al
LoulaNllle Are Injured.

Six Persons socially Prominent at
Louisville Are injured.
Louisville, Ky, July 15.--Six per
sons, Ave Of them well known in the
social world, were seriously injured
in an automobile accident early Mon
day at Smlthville. % miles out.
The party was returning from Bow
ling Green. where they had spent
Sunday.
Reaching Salt River. they started
across a bridge. not knowing that a
portion OF the structure was recently
blown away by the storm. The au'
tomobIle dashed Is feet into Salt riv'
er. turning completely over. In some
miraculous manner one end OF the cat
rested on an obstruction. thus pre-
venting the party from being drowned
Tue injured were brought to their
homes In Louisville
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
ATLANTA HAS $4,000 FIRE.
Fer a Time serious couaaoratlon
Threatened City.

Atlanta. July IA serious nre
broke out in the building occupied
by the Atlanta Box FactoW, at the
corner OF Barlow street and the w,
a A, railroad Monday night at IL
o'clock. spread to the United Paper
company. and seriously threatened the
Orpheum theater and the furniture
company OF Ford & johnson.
The damage Is estimated AZ $780,
900, the Atlanta Box Factory losing
$4,000, and A. r.. Morgan, grain
storage, $500. Ford a Johnson CON-
pany, General Electric company. and
the United Paper company and the
Case Threshing Machine company are
also losers.
Practically all the buildings In the
block we're the property OF the Miller
Real Estate company, The most OF
the damage was fully covered BY In
surance.
The fre was one OF the hottest In
the history OF the city, and but for
the protection offered by nearby
walls. which were almost imponetra
bic, all efforts to reach the hearN OF
the Are would have been of no avail,
When the department got down to
work the flames had enyelOped the en-
tire building occupied by the Atlanta
Box factory, aud the heat made a near
approach 70 the scene almost lmpossi'
BILE The hremen ana most OF their
hghting from behind the various brick
buildings adjacent to those afre.
Otherwise their EFFORTS would have
been futile.
Night Waterman Burned 10 Death.
with his key stlll In the box whore
be had registered his last 20. r." alg-
nal In the American Box cOmpany's
factory Monday nlght. the body Of
William J Morris. the aged night
Waterman was found Tuesday morn
ing In the ruins. charred beyond recOg.
milton and buried IT, a heap OF debris.
whether be was caught by approach.
iug flames or choking smoke before he
could escape, or was a victim OF a
az OF vertigo. 10 which no was sub.
iect. will never be known,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

flainssFaie Ca lair % Taa ne0r-
Tff weetiy Press gfFgsiaii9u met tn
shi, ehr TasnaAf fr tae gwengy csc
aae snaaai sefsi1a AZ fhe alsceiaii0a
0fsat DrsBaFafoas bare been mafs
~ fae ef'iBaas ~ GRsteHviile f0F ibe
earersihmesg ~ tas 9giH sfts~ss "A
isisFes'las sseNram 49, se eaFftt
egs 4ana1 90 sag " gks stisogG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

hlrmiaaaaE Ala. faiY rs Joseph
y urFnefn 4 pFomiaeni meschaat u
Apoa1ais. q sgbarb ~ saia eisy. II
frtg, AZ the Fesa't 10 IA sieetyie ear
faafisg islg his buGNY aHf shf0winK
him ~ ihs rr0and ne MAS aksn
Wsa fyaefafes ana his eol,aFa0pa bFuk.
- a. was a neghew " ghs 0ssns
nsn hFofhtgs gsgartmsst at0reksspsss
as4 mine ogerafsft
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
DVNAMIrER coNFEssEs.
Claims To Have Wrecked several
Houses az Oakland, Cat.

Claims To Have Wrecked several
Houses al Oakland, Cat.
San Francisco. July i5.--John
Claudianea, a Greek. twenty.three
years Of age: has made cOnieSsion 20
District Attorney IAngdon that ae Ia
the man who dynamited the residence
OF James l.. Gallagher In Oakland, and
Afterwards wrecked with dynamite
two houses owned by Gallagher In
Oakland, which was unoccuped.
CiaudIanes has been arrested. Cal
lagher IL a former supervisor Of San
Francisco, who has testified against
Abraham Ruef In tho graft cases,
The Information regarding the ar
rest. which was made on last Sasur-
day night, has been withheld because
the district attorney hoped TO be able
10 capture Peter Claudianes. an older
brother ~ tho man aFrsstci. Who ~
believed by the district attorney. 20
be the man who inspired the younger
brother 10 DO the deed.
Although John Ciaudianes has con
fesAed 10 being the actual peVctFatoE
OF the crime. he refuses absolutely 20
divhlge the names Of the persons wao
he claims paid his brother $1,000 for
committing the crime
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
HARMONY IN NEW yoak.
Tammsny Leader Believes Democrats
Wlu Carry sha etats.

TammanY Leader BeheNNa OemoefAts
Will Carry tine state.
New York July iB.--Charisa v.
Murphy, the TammAny leader. and
several Of bis personal following. have
arrived IN New York or their return
from fke democrats eonVeutiou AZ
ucuveF. Mr. Murphy says ~ 30.
IIcves ne democratic natl0Hai tickst
has good chance o. cafrYlug NV
York state this year.
"EysryihlnF 10 tsin state is hhwuo
nLlas noH. 10 said "Ths upper
state leaders vita whom rave taih-
~ since lfarlnR for she west assm
10 iAlak OBJ. oailook Ia ibelr Districts
IA very hrshi ! am fufs tkai the
slater Id ere Migsie West oaa 10 re-
lied upor fss. i0F nryan ani Eern. I"
Mr.. 2sssAg N4alf egl e44sssa ghs
hanIahatlsr episode ~ i1noolt abAn
he whf mri ~ ths saiiWny mailou ~
me fenorratlr candidate 90 40 pres
Iderey
Ma~is w Afiistsn Vna guifs siii
tsr 70 Efvaft me metfinw haWsfrf.
20 uab "a vssy caTaiai rreefinE.~
nis So rift ns eEuanrivs fWAe~
cor 5e'E at@T
atrrffsf ar aeEh Nlkfa@
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Waco, Ter July is.-'Whh he
foot hung in a FHitoA. whsro q LAD
been wedEod By iamping from hlt
buEEy. Jim shulRk. 4 Bohemian Nv
ing AZ West, 20 miles uortb o. hefs.
watched a freight irnis BEARING sowh
on AHA. realizing that death vas star
ing Rim Ia fhe face. but powssiefa 70
avert g. He coud not release BE
foot ana vas crushga 20 6eAih.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
CONGRATULATE JOHN o.
oil Msanass Resolves Many Messages
on nIEthaaY Anniversary.

on Birthday Anniversary.
NeE York July IS. John d. Rock,
efelIer was the recipient Of many con,
gratulnsory messages on the occasion
Of his receat niKtY,riBth birthday an
niverpary Among item wee some
lines from the psn o. Rev. George
Thomas Dowiing, VINO vas foF twelve
years pastor 0f the Enclld Avenue
Baptisi church w. Cleveland. which
Mr. Rockefeller attends Mr.. Dow-
ling'a message vas ~ fol0WH:;
Cling 10 che habit % tlIli being
young
Cultivate leisure without being Iany.
Garner Ell loyh that The poets have
sung.
And prove every year Dr.. Ouier IL
cfnTy."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

taearr fst Iair ~ -aecug&iaE
% Brf1r~ ,hHo rsesiFes pr HANfaw
amaffff SIZE bsie Gaasefs waa elf
rsss-re a sos fifhss. puynaf 81
ans naea'ors Mia ~ r1gstF
samn "a. sFss steias % asihrfiNt ne
~npsaai,net % NNr mare m01sg ~
Fsszgnx .sWH M1xgAiB1s sEsNL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

HaFriaburw "a. tuiy is.--l.oy
sperceg. nEed ninesesu years. 81
sseslinr. are Eari PaHiog. aaont t2f
sane age. wers rgHiaE Aergaa tse
sasqleAHzsn river iz a t,ssi ski1
wten a bolt az nrhfnlnE t'rpek Ags1
car. kiilzR klm isatHzGy. FkGiaa uha
asa halls kart,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
N CONVENTION.
|.,lsts Of U. S. father at
1 C,Iunbus, Ohio.
N STANDARD BEARERS

INA An Belna Launeneus ous
sion as to Who VIII Head
H.. Is Yet Quite Unsettled.
n D.ius.s, II Is Said.
n, O.. July 15.-Tuesday
lively for the prohibition
NJ delegations from various
.sying and being escorted TO
|',,c,lye hotels by a band
SN a gally decorated water
avn BY four milkwhite horses
ssi to the rear a mule bear
u,acard: Missouri, two
M"
convention opened at $3.50
y. there was more interest
r,l Of the national delegates
y state meeting.
sks Lost the Honor.
N Psake, Of Sandusky. Is not
As chairman OF the state
Por a lack OF righteousness
grOte speech as temporary
Il the convention, Mr..
n The honor of presiding as
chairman, and q. Jay Pin
ireland, was picked Cor tnat
NJ. Peeke's attack on the
ga the antl-Saloon League
N voman's suffrage, is the
bitter comment.
bal Of Seaborn Wright, OF
b allow his name 70 come
convention for president,
delegates very much at
q candidate, but 1rtalnly
hex Of material. A new
h Its appearance every two
bars seemingly from an In.
Wong the delegates already
Hahd TO seek more material
POI been talked OF much.
: he boom for DIT. A. d.
NE one for Professor Chas.
Of Pittsburg. field repre-
Z tie Presbyterian church
,snnce work. Fred +.
los Angeles. Is stIll
lo'eph p. Tracey. OF DC
Z. Sheen, Of Peoria. and
halierre, Of New York, are
Etive campaigns.
nuval OF state delegations
e that some one Of the
VII have secured a lead
1ule him % considera :
o'hers Just at pres-
ne work has started, Il
EYe taat Wheeler or
ne lead Wheeler aas
ga aud other support In
Sheen has the support
!" 's.egauon 10 the con
..'on ; Watkins. OF Ada,
''r prohIbitlon candI.
''' az me state oonv-1-
A'I also be named as a
'l'e president BY the
'',l'a Tie Is not seek.
sa' 10 wants the iat.
ss'' ne latter, viii
ne state ticket. Il Is
-e vacancy "a M afiaa
m1uI''ep
,'' q Platform.
'z7-F rs most prom
.'.'' shlle n thInks
a' 7-ohlSltb1n l. 10,
I o party In sympa-
Pc pr0hlhltiSnIsta
'"h other temper.
aga' ,enperancc
ss.can and dem.
'''- s'''-sss For fsii.
aomlnatlre
E~m declares
.sfrinEinn On
H'1sciion lass
ernel Cor ths
~ ~ frAa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
FIRST FORMAL WORK
Of Democratic Campaiga Takes
Up at Falrview.
MEETING At BRYAN NOME
Members Of the National cOmmlttss
Call on Bryan and -oussslona
% Chairman and National HeadauAr.
sers To IA Determined upAr.

eeF1 W - SseeVW"Nu SP~s
FAirvisw. Lincoln, Neb.. July l5.--
The frst formal work OF the democrat
ic campaign was taken up here Tues
day whom members OF tho national
committee called on w. J. Bryan and
j. w. Kern, the presidential and
vice presidential nontnees, AZ the
Bryan home.
II Is expected Sat the committee
will be In session here until wednos'
day, and that chairman Of the
committee will be selected and the
city for tao national headquarters do
ternalned upon,
The committeeman we're fiot by q
reception committee headed by john +.
Kent, and taken to FAlrvlAw by spe-
clal trolley cars. The names 90 far
prominently mentioned for tho chair
manshlp are National Committeeman
James. OF Kentucky; Atwood. OF Kan.
sas. Lamb, Of Indiana. and ID, j.
Campau. former member Of tho oom'
mittee for Michigan.
While Mr.. Bryan believes Mr..
James to DO one Of the most capable
men in tho party, Il ID said DO does
not want tho place. First aud fore
most. Mr.. James ID an orator and hia
services On the platform will DO In
great demand during the campaign. He
believes his greatest usefulness can be
sxerted In this direction. Atwood
Ia highly thought Of, particularly
among tho westernsrn. but eastern
sehtiment Ia believed 10 Ile between
Lamb and campav. Tho iatleF'a vide
experience end keop business ability
make hlm favoTile for the place.
Falrvisw. Lincoln. Neb., July H.
n practically has been decided that
the question Of q chairman Tor tha
democratic national committee saail
be- left 10 q snbcommlttesF OF nine
II ID said 10 be tho desire Of Mr.. BFy,
an that this subcommittee shalt make
the selection Inside Of two weeks,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
Dawes Defends
Al.DRICH BILL.
FORMER COMPTROLLER SAYS.
MEASURE HAS BEEN MIS-
REPRESENTED

Washington, D. c., Apr. 14.-Charles
G. Dawes, formerly comptroller of the
currency, now president of the Central
Trust company of Chicago, appeared
before the house committee on bank
ing and currency today and made a.
stout defense of the Aldrich bill. He.
declared no measure had ever been
more widely misrepresented than the
Aldrich bill, statements that it would
result in widespread contraction be-
cause of the amount of money to be
held in reserves of the country, he
said, formed an eminent example Of
such misrepresentation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
DENlsoN WILL NOT RUN.

Dubuque, April 14--John D. Deni-
son, whose nomination papers as a
democratic candidate for governor;
have been circulated by his friends in
fifty counties of the state, has an
nounced positively that he would be
unable to accept s
He stated that his business interests
made it impossible for him to make the
race. 1t is expected that he will make
a signed statement to the effect. DENT
son made the race as candidate for
lieutenant governor two years ago on
the ticket with Claude Porter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
ARREST FAIRFIELD BOY
Fern Powell, Brother Of Girl Bound
Over to Grand Jury,
In Jail.

Fairfield, April 14.-Fern Powell,
aged 10, was arrested Monday on a
charge of breaking and entering. 1t is
claimed that on Saturday he burglar
lied the home of Frank Kasowsky
northeast of Fairfield. Nothing Of
value was taken Fowell's hearing will
be held Wednesday,.
Powell is brother of Ella Powell,
aged II, who was bound over to the
grand jury Saturday afternoon by
Justice Stinson for attempted break
ing and entering. The girl was re-
leased on $500 bond, which was given
by her father.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
SUNDAY Baseball Wins out.

Mobile, Ala, April A. Judge
Jules E. Afford in the criminal court
yesterday declared the Alabama law
against the playing of BASEBALL, lawn
tennis, golf and other games on Sun.
day to be unconstitutional.
The effect of the decision is that
Sunday baseball will be played in this
city and perhaps Montgomery and
Birmingham
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
HERE is RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

If You have pains in the back, Urinary, BLADDER
or Kidney trouble and want certain, pleasant
herb relief for Women's ills, try Mother Grays
"AUsTRALIAN-LEAF." It is safe ana
Weaknesses. Including Inflammation and ncera-
tions. Mother Gray's AustraIian-Leafis sold
by Druggists or sent by mail for SO cts Sample sent
FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co., Letoy, ny
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
CUPID AGAIN VICTOR
For F>lrth Time Oskaloosa Mans
Pleadings Have Kept Wife From
Divorce Court.

Oskaloosa, April 14.-(Special) -
For the fourth time Mrs. Elizabeth
Barrett has withdrawn divorce pro
ceedings against her husband, Charles
Barrett. The charges each time have
been cruel and inhuman treatment.
The husbands pleading out of court
have each time won. They are we'll
TODD people.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
ITO be Continued.)
,ns,rance presjdent Dies.

Boston, Mass, April 14.-Benjamin
F. Stevens, for more than fifty years
president of the New England Mutual
Life Insurance company, died at his
home here Saturday, aged "a years.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
EastE1ad SUPPLY Co

East End Supply Co
Old Phone 1871. New Phone 1871.
Cor. Main St. and Iowa Avenue.
The Store That Saves You Money.
SWEET ORANGES, OOc
DOZEN ................~ wv
FRESH SWEET, JUICY FRUIT.
STRAWBERRIES, PIE PLANT, LEM
oNs,. BANANAS, APPLES, ETC.
FRESH LETTUCE, RADIsHEs,
CELERY, ONIONS, ETC.
COMB HONEY, 1En
NO. 8 CAN COMPOUND 10
JELLY .................
QUART MASON JAR Er
SYRUP ....'........'''
CORN MEAL, I5f.
FLOUR, ROSE PATENT, I Oh
SACK .................
NAVY BEANS, HAND PICK Hc
ED, POUND .................. W
EGGS, FRESH COUNTRY, 15c
DOZEN .................. =
8 CANS TRIUMPH Ok
8 CANS EXTRA t)So
CORN ........ ................ -
TOMATO PLANTS, CABBAGE
PLANTS, oNI.N SETS, SEED Po-
TATOES, GARDEN TOOLS, GARDEN
AND FLOWER SEEDS.
NOT THE LARGEST, BUT THE
CLEANEST GROCERY IN THIS
CITY.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16
Don't Wear a Truss

Brooks Appliance is a oew
scientific discovery with auto
matte air cushions that draws
tho broken parts together and
binds them as you would .
broken limb. 1t absolutely
holds firmly and comfortably
and mover slips, always light
and cool and conforms to every
movement Of tho body without
chatting or hurting. I make il
to your mcasure and send 1t to
you on O strict guarantee OF
satisfaction or money refund
cd and l hayo put my price so
low thntanybody, rich or poor,
can buy 1t. Remember, ImaEe
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-16

you iard if it doesn't satisfy YOU you scnd back
and will refund money Tho banks response
bic citizen in Marshall will tell you that is the way do busi
nessaways absolutely the pnd Ihnye sold ho
sands Of people this for the five Remember
saves, harness. lies fakes just give you
straight business deal at reasonable price
- A.oons bldg., :har.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
PROPOSED BOND SALE
BRINGS MANY INQUIRIES
Eastern and European Investors
Will Bid for City
Securities

INQUIRIES in regard to the sale of the
s3,2S0,0O0 worth of bonds, bids for
which will be received till September s,
continue to come in at the board of
supervisors. Investors in Europe and
in the east have written in regard to
the bonds offered.
For the benefit OF local inquirers the
clerical force of the board has under
taken to assist any persons desiring to
their bids. Tables have been prepared
at the board Headquarters showing the
net per cent received on any bond If
purchased at such and such a premium.
The supervisors are confident, from the
apparent demand and from the advan-
tageous character of the bonds, that
each issue will command some premium.
In addition to yielding 5 per cent net
(not taxable), the bonds have a further
value in the fact that they are of the
character included in the recent act of
congress as satisfactory security for the
issue of temporary money" by national
banks such as the recent clearing
house certificates. 1t is believed that
this feature will add to their attract
iveness from the bankers point OF
view.
Calculations made at the board yes
terday by Expert Mason showed that il
the average accepted bidder on the 3d.
100000 of bonds is satisfied with net
return of 4.6 per cent the total amount
bid will include a premium of $165, GIG.
If the successful bids are on a basis of
a 45 per cent net return the city will
gain a premium of $210,333.