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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

FOR SALE-sHoRT HORN CATTLE
bulls, ages from IL to IA months.
also herd bull, Waterloo Major No,
2o6,s2S. A few cows and heifers
priced reasonable. H. G. Miller,
County Line, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

Q r SAI4E-WHiTE WINGED
Buff turkey eggs So per setting. Or
der at once for this may not appear
again. Have 1a settings on hand,
Gan fill orders at once. Mrs. Tom
Ganterman, County Line, Iowa,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30
Western .ihrand-
MARKETS az ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, May 29.-Poultry-Marke
steady.
Turkeys-14c.
Chickens--121ac.
Broilers, about pound. per Dozen
$2.50@3o0; 1A@1h pounds, per dozen
$4,0o@5.00; 1&@2 pounds, per Dozen
$4,000 600.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

Liverpool Shipments.
Opcning-Wheat 3s91kc lower.
Corn--Not quoted.
C'osing-Wheat as@B lower.
Corn-Not quoted.
The HOG Market.
Receipts today-17,000
Left over--7,845.
Estimated tomorrow-14,O 900.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

Wheat today, %: estimated tomor
row, II.
Corn today, ss7; estimated tomor-
row, 157.
Corn today, 1853; estimated tomor-
row, 90.
Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today 3S; last year, II.
800.
Primaries.
Receipts-Wheat today, 100000: last
year. $4,000.
( Corn today, 10000; last year, L.
O63,00o
Shipments.
Wheat today, 100000; last year. $685.
900. - ~
Corn today, ss7,ooo last year, $685.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, May 29.-Corn No. 300.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

FOR SALE-SWBET PoTATOE
plants. Fulmer's, Nerth Court street
Just north of city cemetery. New
phone IDOL.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE---FINE FARM, 80 OR 100
acres OF the Samuel Gil1.ere estate.
GOOD buildings, running water, well
Ienced inquire of Mrs. S. A. Gill
more on the farm.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

DrdIterS ..-..-.
Loggers and feed
ers ............
Farmers and small
chunks Z.
Actors and coach
ers ...........
Carriage pairs.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-30

St. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, May Notwithstanding
865sc..
Corn-66Ac.
Oats-45Ac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
,ryTERFEITERS' PLANT
OPERATED ON SCOW
United Press Leased wire.l

/ Sacramento, CAL, Oct 19.-Ed-
\ "A Hlnman and j. e. Stephens,
. M we're arrested several days ago
a MauvIlle for passing spurious
we're identified today as the
men who leased a scow on the
ler front not more than a hun
1 IA Yards from the city prison, on
|kh was found a complete outfit
making counterfeit money.
|ne police started an investiga-
\ after the men we're arrested and
Ia out that two men had leased
| mud seow on the river front and
operated there at making
|unierielt money. The men had a
|uan with them and went out to
krious small towns near here TO
b the coin, according TO the wom-
/ To-day the owner OF the scow
|uiiled Hinman and Stephens as
\ men who had leased the boat AMI
nen will be taken TO Stockton
hearing before the federal
)rnlssloner. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

a strenuous camjalgn tour today, at
the beginning OF the last week but
one before the election next month.
He will make a tour of this state,
then invade Delaware, Indiana and
Ohio, In an effort to make sure OF
the states that are now considered in
the doubtful" column.
Taft opened his New Jersey cam
paign today at Blaney after a con-
ference at the home OF Governor
Murphy, between Murphy, Taft and
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republi-
can national committee. The three
leaders had breakfast together and
discussed the situation in New Jer-
sey.
Taft Is to speak at Rahwy, Eliza
beth. New Brunswick and Trenton
today and will then invade Della
ware. Tonight he will speak at Bal
timore.
In Indiana. TAFT is scheduled to
speak at Evansville, indianapolis
and Fort Wayne.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
NEWS FROM HERE,
THERE AND EVERYWHERE
Az last fha IfalInn ro..ai 4 a.naL 81

AT last the Italian royal household
has recognized the engagement OF
Duke dAbruzzi and Katherin Elk
ins.
Mr.. Bryan having been conclusiveIy
proved to be n dreaheI. IL behOove
every voter 20 see that he IS prevento .
from indulging IN any nightmares
the expense OF the country.
my views are well known." shout
Mr.. Bryan. WIN the gentleman klnGl.
give the vintage 1895. 1900 or l90SY
'"The event has proved what colos
sal failure Bryan would have been
There are the argument aud proof
the past as IA warning In the prcrcri
against latcuftng tho health OF IN
future 20 Bryan nostrums.
The wage earning voters OF TIE conn
try have twice enjolned Bryan from
the piecidcrcy. This year they vii,
make the injunction permanent.
Wisdom and moral courage are the
two qualities which make g'Cat prcs.
iGent." declares Mr.. Roosevelt. IL
has proved thYt ne p1rscsse5 both
Iclgc TAFT exhibited both when o.
the bench md when cerrctary Of war
and he win carry both Into the White
House.
Not confgcation. but regulation. T.
the Taft remedy for railway abuses.
.'rdSe Tat Is the candidate not OF
class. but Of great party. ana he
will be president of an entire people.
No lawlessness no injmtice-that e.
tle clear ana strong attitude OF Judge
Taft toward capital and toward iabc,
The Roosevelt heritage has only In.
creased In value since the living tesla
tor denied the pretensions OF Cialman
Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan says the stars In their
COURSES are fighting for him. Mr. Bry
an always wins his elections up In the
air.
Colonel Watterson says the negroes
have paid their debt TO the Republican
party" and should now vote the Demo
cratic ticket. BY the way. what do the
negroes owe the Democratic partyl
Mr.. Bryan declares that he has been
a tariff reformer for twenty
years. His platform In 1895 insisted
thai the tariff should not be agitated
until the money question was settled
He postponed II In 1900 10 discuss I'm
perallsm and Is making II an issue IN
100S only IN communities where his
other vagaries have no standing.
My record Is known" says Mfr. Bry-
an. lie might raR better AZ II were not.
Republican success wODld mean that
there would bc no disturbance OF busi
ness. no unsettllng OF values and no 4
standstill congress. The country is not /
ready FOR four years OF stagnation and 4
futile agitation.
Mr.. Bryan says he Is always ready 20 /
lift his voice in defense OF the farmer,
rs II the thrifty. happy American farm
ar needed any defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
ARTIN WOULD CURE
DRUG HABIT IN PRISON

'Nuheu iIthb bttstu NiTc' u"
Portland, Oct. 19.----Beiieving. that
Perm 10 prison will AFFORD him an
potunlty to be cured OF the crav-
for morphine. Edward Martin,
~ Point and college graduate and
lieutenant in the. United States
n.y. convicted Saturday OF the
|rder OF Nathan Wolf In his pawn
~ last summer, announced today
n he would abide by the verdict
nanslaughter unless the sentence
heavy.
Oi course | did not kill Wolff"
The prisoner today. land the
met wa a great shock TO me,
Is an Innocent man | am willing
eiye time In the penitentiary IN
hope that such confinement may
ne Of the morphine habit"
Aafiin added that IT Is probable
" the maXimMm penalty OF 10
n Is Imposed he may accept II
lAout an appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

The friends of organized labor can
not forget that Bryan is the man who
proposed TO cut wages In two with
the fifty cent dollar
Mr.. Bryan says there Is always hope
for a man who changes. Yes, but not
for man who changes from bad 90
worse.
Governor Hughes made some pune
lures In the Bryan record In his Ohio
speech that left the record more badly
disfgured than ever. II that were pos.
sible.
The Democratic leaders have failed
to discover any way by which they
can safely withdraw the glowing
words with which they euloglzed Mr..
Cleveland at Denver.
The theory of new Bryan is din.
icult 10 asslmllate. He is the same
old 1896 Bryan with some 1908 varia-
tions.
Mr.. Bryan declares that he does not
favor government ownership OF rail-
roads. lie favored II as late as May.
1907. and has not yet recanted the
statement he then made that he did
not believe anything could be accom-.
plished by attempts TO regulate the
railroads and that government owner
ship OF them was inevitable.
The best one can wish for the Den.
yer physician who inoculated himself
with ten kinds OF disease germs is that
none OF them Will take any better than
Mr. Bryan's attempt 20 inoculate the
people with his fifty-seven varieties of
Issues.
Judge Parker Is such n cheerful look.
ms man that " Is hard TO believe that
y Is the deep dyed Jeremiah that his
lamentations M the Saratoga conven-
s>on would Indicate.
@hr. Tart hns found no "enemy's
ycuntry" In his tour OF the glad and
prosperous west
labor is learning that its only safety
b In precise exact equality before the
law With capital. Mr.. Taft assures
labor OF such standing. Mr.. Bryan
makes labor the demagogic promise OF
special privilege which labor does not
want and knows II cannot get.
Mr.. TAFT has always completed every
public task set before him I'm a most
satisfactory manner Mr.. Bryan starts
on one task only 10 abandon II for
something new that may catch his
fancy. The American people like
man who stays put
At Lincoln. Neb.. July 3. 1908. Her.
man Ridder OF New York. the new
treasurer Of the Democratic national
gave out an Interview In
which he said: II said % Mr.. Bryan.
You cannot carry New York. and you
cannot be elected Why don't you step
aside and permit the nomination OF
some man who can he electedT" Mr.
Riders Judgment was exceptionally
g1ol az that tlme. apd his statement of
'sc1 stlll lfslds '-ue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

The Rev. f. ]. Fielding, a Chicago
Catholic priest. was shot at by n
man whom he tried 10 prevent leag.
ing the church because he had a
woman's purse, which he claimed 90
have found. In his possession, The
bullet graZed the priests temple.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

The national convention OF the
WOman's Suffrage association Is In
session at Buffalo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Marion county shows more mar
riage licenses than last year--pros-
perItyl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Taft spent yesterday in confer.
nee with Roosevelt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
EXPLOSION KILLS AND
~ MAINS wORKNfEN

Springfield, Mass, Oct. 1.-Two
workmen were fatally injured and
ten seriously hurt in an explosion in
the milking room OF the Fiberloid
company near here today.
The force OF the explosion COM
pletely wrecked the interior OF the
plant.
Most OF the victims are being re-
moved TO the hospitals In this city.
Supplies are being rushed TO the
stricken fire districts In Michigan.
While trying 10 escape from his
guards az Vancouver. Wash. Eugene
NJ Lyman, awaiting trial for deser-
tlon, was shot ana Killed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
RELIEF IN
FIRE SWEPT
COUNTRY
IS
DYING OUT

Detroit, Mich, oct 19.-Shifting
winds are bringing relief to fire
swept district sin the upper and
lower peninsulas today. The flames
are being forced back over territory
already charled and blackened and
are burning themselves out in the
devastated districts.
Gangs of men, aided by the wind,
are out from the coast towns fight
Ing the smaller fires and endeavor.
ing to save some of the lumber and
timber from destruction.
1t is estimated roughly that the
loss of lumber, buildings and stand
ing timber will reach $2,000,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
vt PUTTING IN

4 - pONhE fthtAD Ii1hS
Vnlted Press Ieased wire.i
|ssark, n. j., Oct. 10. Judge
Am Howard Taft. Republican
aaa'e 10 the presidency, began
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
ENGRAVING.
Social and Personal
lcontIaaed from Pare Nane.,


 Miss Dora Sternfeld is the guesf of her aunt Mrs. K. Hertz In Anniston. n,lM Mre I; T. Doster. lately vistting iars hss' S, ". Moore, left for Montgolnery of q very dear friend, who was criti. cahy Ill. --Elcssenes, ss ssss, Hasrsld ,y.s sas ro1Ssily mss 'sss ss gIss5:ts .i Ia; n honor of sgahQuhe elaest. Miss Laura kennedy ofl sMonf@eF1efy, and peyeraI charming visstora in the clty--Afissss ssaes nsans 9 Atlanta: Reinson of Talla- Laura Xenahle o'Eof Roanoke, Eloiss Perry RoblMBong Mary o and Carrle Knox Al is5t sts .ssss... aE iss sisa.s!ss
 Mrs. A. J. Brame has RDs,s to SSIIeendsooro' SrIesds sfga ghd soEne time with E@or @ % ss s sSss. Sss rssSsnsf ssSsTss nss frSm ,. Mrs, E. aR Thigpep has returned from rom WetHInplsa where she was the Miss Myrtle Coleman has returned Oiie' Fair Type snd Point Clear. \, Miss Geofgfa Richardson and Mss May SchnsoR have .rsturned from a house party given by Miss Fiefch ar FeaTson at the Summer home of hsr motn ta erl IMra. Ans sAa. Pearson. near Au. Mrs. c. A.AJohnson of Montgomery. Sga Was honoree of small whist party st Mrs' tha George Porter's Monday morning, Johnson. Miss susie Bliss, Miss Annis smith and Mrs. L. P. Fleming .---Fiors ence Herald. 0'
 
 Mrs. C.. 1T. Foquernore ana cbiISr.r and Miss Marie Alexander left vestsr. day for Ashevtlle, N. C., where thev VIII spend some time
 Miss Jean Burke and Miss r.,,. Ma Queen have gone to PrattVilie fn sf- gen ssna a house party gwen by Mss Jean verne to visit Mrs. F B srieReSnS. Na- Mrs. Annie Grimth has gone .e ars a1rr'seor9i 2 v whsrs s.s, she is the guest of Mir. Julius Pearson Is one oy ths guests & at 2 house party at witch Miss of friends at her home in Prattviiie, Miss Mary Rannelly has gone to ona- Iika, Is. where she is the guest of Miss Miss Alice Ashley of Tuscafoosa. vvAo has been visiting Miss Mittis Fi,nSS Ashley at her home on. Clayton street ias ,. sone 10 union Springs where she IS the guest of Miss Minnie Lee Rainsr All thts week Ladies' Skirts ar~,- cleaned and pressed for 7sc. "rS"
 French BenzoI Co.
 Tn"n% SeS' No. I03 Monroe st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
PUBLIC WILL PRESENT
 DORANDO WTTH SOUVENIR

London. July 25-The Times h an editorial says; s
 "rhA Queen, with wonanly tact. en- deared herself to the peoples hearts and retriegtes what all must nave thought 6 somewhat unfortunate end ing to the Marathon race.
 "porando, by his gallant struggle, proved again that Italy iB able to breed men of piuck and endurance. At the same time, EnglishFaieh will rejoice in the victory Of an American and in the sDlendih display made by the repre- sentatives of the United States. In the race, the American contingent had ft nearly ail their own way. Undoubted. ly we must Feviss our estimate of Engs fish and American athletes eompara- tive worth"
 The Times. describing the scene in The Stadium says:
 "The rules about attendants net be- ing allowed on the course was flag rantiy broken. The position of those in authority was undoubtedly difficult, if seemed Inhuman to allow Doranao to struggle on unAided and inhuman to urge him to continue. It seemed hard that he should lose the victory after having reached the stadium be- fore any one else. but it Is doubtful if he could ever have reached the tape by his own unaided exertions.
 '"rhe Americans who enjoyed the signal honor of providing three out of the first five men home. are justly en- titled to the special glory of claiming the actual winner." ...
 Sir Conan Doyle suggests a public subscription to present a souvenir to Dorando. The Italian residents in Lon don are taking up the suggestion with enthusiasm a considerable sum of money having already been collected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
FEAR SMALLER FINE
THE GoyERsMENT,s LEGAL FORCES
 GET BUSY.
Their onIy Hope is Thas Issues Mav he Presented to Supreme Court on Appicatfon for Writ
 of Cersf~rarf.

Chicago. July 26.-President Roose- veit's statement on the Standard oil decision had the effect of q gaIvanIc battery on the Governments legal forces in Chicago yesterday. District Attorney Sims and his assistants are straining every nerve to regain the s29,240,000 fine. which slipped through their ringers in the decision of the Court of Appeals.
 Tho Government prosecutors realize to go to trial again would. even in the event Of conviction. mean a much smaller line. He therefore bases his hope on the theory of Attorney General Bonaparte that the issues may be pre- sented to the United States Supreme Court through application for writ of certiorari. The course of action as now mapped out out by the Govern ment is understood to include an ap- plication by the Attorney General for writ of eertiorari and a petition for reheartng before the United States Court of Appeals.
 Mir. Sims and his aids, James H.. Wilkerson and Harry A. ParkIn, were in telegraph communication on this subject with Mir, Bonaparte yesterday. The local department of the Bureau of Justice probably will devote its att tention to the application for a rehear- ing, while Frank R. Kellogg, who would be called into the case at the suggestion of President Roosevelt, will. it Is understood prepare the action that is to be presented to the Supreme Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
ZirkIe e Moore

Beautiful Lot On Virginia Avenue. s0xi5o. west side of the street. can be bought for s1.5oo. half cash. If desired. See us at once.
 cloverdaie Is the most desirable su- burb of Montgomery, and we are of fering a beautiful building site here at bargain; can arrange to have nice house built. too. If desired.
 We are authorized to sell a nice B. room cottage with vacant lot on Elis- abeth Street. just off of South Court House is in good condition and lot has a number of fine fruit trees on 1t. own CT has instructed us not to refuse any reasonable offer. and we can arrange to sell on monthly payments. It beats paying rent
 For Sale-s25o cash and s35 per month will buy new modern 6-roorn. two-stor house, either on South Hull Street or Forest Avenue. Will build to suit you.
 For Sale---A splendid s-room house. large corner lot. Martha and Hanrick Streets. A bargain if you want soTne- thing nice in the way of home. This will suit. you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
THE TURNING POINT
ELECTIONS WILL DECIDE THE
 FUTURE or CUBA.
The Result VIII Mesn Tke Beainning of a wave Of Prosperity or The Beginning of Serious
 TrowhIA

New York, July 26-E. Argureiies, a banker of Havana, who Is in New York. states that the municipal and provin- cial elections In Cuba next months will mark an important turning point in the island for better or for worse.
 Tt means the beginning of a wave of prosperity or the beginning of trou- ble." he said, and many who are familiar with conditions there are ap- prehensive that we may experience repetition of the troubles in 1906"
 He explained that there were three parties. each having a candidate for president.
 "The promising candidates" he said. ''are General Jose Miguel Gomez and Alfredo Zayas. Gomez is the idol of the people and zayas is a skillful poll tician with a certain following. Gomez Is especially strong in the country dis- tricts and win poll a large vote. The third candidate is General Maria Meno- cal. wealthy planter. who may with draw and throw his strength to Gomez If Gomez is elected I don't expect trouble, but should influences of one sort and another bring about Zayas election. 1t Is not improbable that an insprrection would follow. All the old AedueTS OI tne IoNotutiOHdEy movement are still alive and ardently supporting Gomez. If they fail to make him presi- dent there Is no telling what they would do.
 ''They might wait until the United States control is withdrawn ana al- low zayas to assume control before starttng trouble and they might begin operations at once. no doubt most of them would prefer to have Governor Magoon remain in charge rather than see Zayas holding the reins of govern ment
 Everybody Is watching the sltua- tion with keen interset. for upon the outcome depends Cuha's futre. The United States. in the evnt of another outbreak. might take permanent con trol and that would be a serious set back to the progressive Cuban spirit. The uneasiness Is not felt by us alone. Wall Street interests have had an agent Investigating conditions for months and understands his reports are now being submitted"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
THOMPSON IN JAIL
BODY OF MURDERED MAN TAKEN
 TO NoRTHPORT.
Kt Develops That Both Thonapnon ana Robertson Were in Love With
 Miss MeDOmeu@h, Who e
 Prostrnted Over Tragedy.

Birmingham. July 25.-~(Speciai. 1- The body of D. W. Robertson, the well known young clerk ct fhe soda fountain of the Wilmington Pharmacy, who was shot to death late Friday night by R. W. Thompson, another young man. was taken to Northport. Ala, today for burial a brother-in Jaw of the deceased coming here to get the remains.
 Thompson has been transferred to the county jail He will secure eoun- gel. He is making no statements In regards to the affair. beyond the fact of saying that he Is In serious trouble It develops that Robertson and Thomp- son were both in love with Miss Katie McDonough, one of the prettisst young women of Pratt City. Last evening af- ter her day,s work. was over she was met by Robertson and he escorted her to a soda water stand prior to taking the car to her home at Pratt City Thompson put in his appearance and spoke to the young lady This brought about some feeling, and light in the park with fists during the night was suggested. a1Bs Ahis Gght At lthA park Robertsong goth the better of ft and Thompson snIAftink under the defeat secured an automatic pistol. found Rob- ertson at Housmafn's drug store and began firing on hira, killing him. The rnaddened boy also attempted to shoot onicer Larue. who rushed up and ar- rested hinl.zosfsts6s.
 Both young stneTI have large fol-. towing of friends about the city. Mise McDonough Is proStrated over the a8- fair She has a brother who Is con- nected with the Fire. Department and another brother who holds a respon- aihia nosition in the city A prelini- nary hearing will be given Thompson next week. It develops that while the young lady thought good deal of Thonapson, her brothers did not. and at one time had warned him not to call at the house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26

For three days we offer the com pfete and elegant home No. CPS South Lawrence Street for sale. There are several people who are desirous of senting this property, bot we prefer to sell, and for this reason, for the next few days only, we offer a very attractive proposi- ton. To the right kind of person we viii self this property for q cash payment of only $t,500.00, and give long terms on the balance of the purchase money at six per cent interest. It is a specially wei built housc--has every modem comfort and convenience--it Is new--and the terms we offer on it are really cheaper than renting the property. On account of the very snnall cash payment, the low rate of interest, and the time granted on the defer red payments, we wdl reserve the right to select the porchaser from the various applicants we will have for this property.