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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-03
BANDIT is shot
in A GUN FIGHT
MISSOURI OFFICERS CORNER
ROBBERS AFTER A WILD
NIGHT OF CRIME.

Gallatin, Mo-, March 80 After
lhey had robbed the safes of two
stores in Spickard, Mo-, and shot and
mortally wounded City Marshal Geo.
Caraway at Jamesport, Mo-, yesterday
morning, three robbers were sur
tourded in a field two miles south of
this city shortly after noon yesterday
and a fight with rifles and revolvers
ensued. One of the robbers is fatally
wounded, another is wounded and a
raptive, while another is still at large.
Following the robbery of the stores
at Spickard the three men fed west
along the Rock Island tracks. They
later caught a freight train and enter
ed Jamesport. The conductor who had
tried to put them from the train and
had been forced to retreat before
their revolvers, notified Marshal Car
hway.
Marshal Shot in Back.
The marshal went to the train and
ordered the men out. While one of the
robbers attracted the officers atten-
tion, another shot him in the back. He
Is not expected to survive.
The robbers then fled and a posse
was organized, headed by Sheriff
White. and sent in pursuit.
The fugitives were overtaken, en-
circled in a field, and the battle open
ed. AS the robbers retreated before
the advance of the posse, one bandit
was found MORALLY hurt. The second
fugitive, badly wounded, was captur-
ed soon afterwards. The third es-
capped, but the man hunt continued
Posse Continues Man Hunt.
Hundreds of volunteers joined the
posse until the country for many
miles was network of armed and de-
termined men. The rural telephones
Rre buzzing and every crossroad and
railroad station is guarded to prevent
The escape of the fugitive.
The posse now includes nearly one
half the population of Spickard and
Jamesport and many farmers of the
country between.
At shutdown the fugitive was last
seen hurrying in the direction of Tren-
ton. A second posse from Trenton left
Hickory at o'clock to head him off.
The officers are unable to learn any
thing of value from the captives. One
volunteered the information that he
was from Bloomington, Ill, but his
partner disputed him. Both men had
On their persons considerable money,
some jewelry and a part of the booty
at Moore's store, and full kit of bur-
glars tools.
The robbers had plundered three
stores, cracking safes in Farmers
general merchandise store, and J. l..
Moores jewelry store at Spickard.
Boyce & Halls hardware store was
the other place entered. The Farmers
store safe was blown through the wall
of the building and across the street.
Robbers Get Big Loot.
The robbers took 1919 in checks
and cash. A small amount Of change
was secured at the hardware store
and a number of gold watches and
rings and other jewelry comprises
Moore's loss The bandits also at
tempted to rob the bank, but residents
were aroused by the explosion that
wrecked Farmers store and the men
fled from town on hand car
Trenton officers just missed meeting
the robbers a mile and a half east OF
Trenton, where the craftsmen took to
the woods.
Spickard is town of about 1000
people fifteen miles east Of Trenton
on the Rock Island road
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FARM INGTON.

F'armington-Mrs. ]. c. Rambo and
niece, and Miss Maude Miller of Peoria
ILL.,, arrived Saturday for visit with
the formers brother j. M. Eddy and
the latter's father J. w. Miller.
Mrs c. P. Franks was hostess to the
whist club on Saturday evening. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs Caroline Doeling returned on
Wednesday from a six months visit
with her son Henry and wife in Chi
cago.
Mrs ]. w. Woodwork and daughter
Florence left Thursday morning for
Des Moines, where they Will be the
guests of Mrs. C. w. Cares and fam
lily.
Miss Linnie Corns delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kensington club on
Monday evening.
Miss Florence Bracy of Keosauaua
visited Saturday with Pennington
friends.
A. w. Beeson has returned from a
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Hammer of TT. Madi-
son, district deputy of the Royal
Neighbors visited several days last
week with Mrs. Walter Coffin.
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M'NAMARA ON TRIAL
Little Difficulty Expected in Getting
Jury at MISUNDERSTANDING
Clark Presides


Northwood, Ia, March 30.-With
siding, the district court of Worth
county convened today. The first day
of the term was devoted to probate
and matters connected with old civil
causes, and enough cases of lesser i'm
portance were given attention SO that
there will be little to hinder the pro-
gress of the Mcnamara murder case,
which begins tomorrow.
Gordon l.. Elliott is the official re-
porter and in the absence of Clerk N.
K. Myli who is confined to his home
by illness, Deputy Clerk w. L. Thorn
son is looking after that work Coun-
ty Attorney Helper has not yet stated
who will act as clerk Of the grand
jury which convenes Tuesday morn
ing.
Immediately after the grand jury is
impaneled the work of drawing the
jurors who will try Ed Mcnamara for
the murder of his father will be be-
gun. Seventy-five trial jurors have
been drawn, and as most of them are
from parts of the county far distant
from the scene of the alleged murder,
little difficulty is anticipated by the
attorneys of either side in securing a
fair, impartial jury.
A large number of witnesses have
been subpoenaed and many of them
arrived in Northwood today. Nearly all
of the relatives of Ed Mcnamara, who
live anywhere in this part of the coun-
try are here. A brother from North
Dakota "a sister from Manchester,
and a number Of cousins and other
relatives from the vicinity of Lanes.
boro, Mimi, will be here all through
the trial.
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Creston, March so. A well
known Creston brakeman, Roy Man
holes, was given an indeterminate SEN
tence Of ten years in the penitentiary
at Anamosa by Judge Woodruff at
Red Oak. Manholes was caught by De
tective Stanbridge of Creston in the
act of burglarizing merchandise car
in the railroad yards, and the evil
dence was such as to force him to
plead guilty with the above result.
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SALEM.

salem-Mrs. Frank Hawkins came
from Hannibal. Mo-, Friday morning
and returned in the evening taking
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STOCKPORT.

Stockport, March 30.--John Dill died
last Sunday, March 81 very suddenly.
He was up and around all day Satur
day and died Sunday evening about 9
o'clock, His body was taken to Fair
field Tuesday and the funeral was
held Wednesday,. Interment was
made in the Evergreen cemetery.
T. T. Beswick went to Ottumwa
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Stillwell of Winfield is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Fickel at
Stockport.
Alva Workman and wife of Fairfield
came down Tuesday evening to visit
with his old friends.
Olive Swan came hoem from Drake
university Tuesday evening.
d. K. Calhoon of Birmingham was
in the city between trains Wednes.
day.
Smith Johnston and G. L. Beswick
went west on the evening train We'd
nesday evening.
Harry Robinson came home from
Ft. Madison Friday morning.
S. M. Morris has returned from Chi
cago and moved back on his farm.
A large quantity of oats have been
sowed, mostly on tiled land. This
proves that thing is a great benefit.
The farmers have never been able to
get on this fiat land until the middle
Of June before.
ALIVE Harlan and wife returned to
Des Moines Friday morning, being
called here by the death of John Dill.
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SOAP CREEK.

Soap Creek.-Mrs. Minerva Brad
berry visited at Mrs Mary Samples
Monday.
Mrs. Lucy HarboE visited with her
sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Crist Sunday
afternoon.
Thomp Sample and Douglas Goss-
age We're callers at the William Brad
berry home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Gossage visit
ed at the parental R. T. Sample home
home Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Songer and family visited the
parental Mary Crist home last week.
Mrs. Lydia Sample and son are Wis
iting with relatives in Ottumwa this
week
Miss Cora and Nerna Sample went
to Ottumwa Sunday evening for a
three weeks visit with their brother
and sister.
Elan Hawkins and family visited
with Mrs. Hawkins mother Mary
Crist Sunday.
Leonard Bolan was in Belknap Mon
day evening.
Thomp Sample and William Brad
berry were in Bloomfield Monday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Loran Linderback was
in Bloomfield Tuesday on business.
William Landerback and family
were in Belknap Tuesday evening.
Miss Clarie Diggs returned home
from Bloomfield Tuesday after a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
Ray Nelson was in Belknap Sunday
evening.
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FAIRFIELD WOMAN HAS MAR
ROW ESCAPE In RUNAWAY.

Fairfield--Mrs Marion Tracey Who'll
resides near this city narrowly escaped
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success in their new home. j. w. Car
ter, with whom Mr.. Waller traded
farms, expects to move In the near
future.
Little Earl Post met with quite
painful accident while coastting down
hill Monday morning, when he slid
under barb wire fence, cutting
cash about four inches long in his
face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amelang made
a trip to Bloomfield Monday.
Miss Beauna Kennedy Of Bloom
field was caller in this vicinity on
Monday.
Daisy Dunning visited with hei
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gan
etsop, and her aunt Mrs. Joseph Wal
Ter and family.
Miss Nora and Joe Dyer spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with theil
sister, Mrs. Ed Amelang.
Miss Laura Ganetson, who has spent
the past five months in Ottumwa has
returned home.
Mrs. John Rominger is on the SIGH
list this week
Miss Stella Cloudy is working for
Mrs. David Thompson, who is quite
i'll.
Mrs. Ed Brooks made a business
trip to Bloomfield Monday.
Mumps are quite prevalent in this
vicinity.
John Trisler Of Ottumwa is visiting
relatives in this locality.
Mrs. Joseph Waller and children
spent Tuesday with Mrs. w. II. Dyer
and family.
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ThIeyes al simpson coIIece

Ihieves at Simpson College.
1ndianola. April /. Especially
Sneak thieves went through the fra.
ternity buildings OF Simpson college
and secured gold watches and small
amount of money and fraternity pins,
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success in their new home. j. w. Car
ter, with whom Mr.. Waller traded
farms, expects to move In the near
future
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
CYFURNISHED.

FOR PFIT-14sl " ST Nv: VERY DEsIR.
able house. containing I rooms ana Ds.n' IL, IN
ducement to 'first-class tenant. THE HARkISuS
REALTY CO.. 62l 18th B.w.: phone n. SsoI.
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FOR REN1-BY WESC
1907 Pc
1902 Vt av. 12r, 3b&I6.62
250S X, 15r. b.sta j5. 90
l4l3 Goth. lOr. .ami.5O.S0
926 23d. 11r.2b, ami45. so
1928 y. 14r. b.ami. As. 90
1910 l, Or. b, fur. 1880
oil 23d. Sr. b. .@.67
905 I'D. Sr. b. t.3O.G7
2l23 F. sr. b. lat. 80. so
1926 10th. 5r. b. lat. 8. so
22l0 II. 1r. b. lat. .25. 80
1906 kingman. 6r. b. 1880
S046 r. 6r. b. lat. .2J.@
l225 Both. 6r. b. .lat.2O.6O
3Sll X. 6r. ", eel. so
2231Oi: /. 7r. W. 1850
1881 Fl ne, 5r. ". 1880
1929 II ne. 5r. ". 1850
2c43S Va av. 5r. w..l1.N
210c Il. Or. w....11.J0
APARTMENTS.
TIE CARLISLE. 1913
". pon-housekceping-
For full list OF small
af3inn
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FOR RENT-EY II. l.. Il
2lst & O. 1Or.b. .$l0O. 90
1887 21st. Tor. 2b. .15. 90
1927 X l av. Or. b. 1890
100 10Th. 12r. b. $500
SO1 l.. 1lr.. 2b. =. Go. 90
1431 21st. Or. b. 80. 80
1916 Kenyon. Tor. .2b50. 90
1881 T, Tor. b. 1850
1928 Riggs. 1Or. b. AS. 90
17iS Ore av, 10r. b. Al. 90
APART
2O3 Flor'ce ct. .6r, b55 90
I Wagar, 5r. b. . 5000
Saranac. Gr. b. 5000
Nantucket. 5r, b. 81. so
1919 l.. 6r. b. -.35. 90
10 Akron. Jr. h. .2i.O
154S NJ av NV Or. b2O. 10
767 Girard, Or. b. 1850
262O X NV. 3r.
STORES.
D12 H.sto. DIV. sta. 80. 90
10th & II l av. .M.O
l3Gila 14th. sto.. 80
g5 14th sw,stO, .25. so
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OR UNFURNIsHEO.
HEISKELL & McLERAN.
1905 II ST. NV.
FURNISHED.

UNFURNISHED.
RIOS 18Th. Or s. 600 1891 goth. 1ir b. '0.O 90
isSs II av. 25r....26O ll1al T. Tor. b.: $500
1927 10Th. 25r. Alb ..iI5 1.is Ore Ill. b. ~. 90
1919 18th. 49,. 3b. .125 1850 Ore av, 1fr.b. 90
i.::2 l6h IOr 2b ST. SO 1904 Col rd. Or. 40. 80
sos: aSth Or. b. .15.OU 1872 Corcoran. Or b. 80
1925 2lst. 10r. b.. so Or 36l6 13th 7r, b.. 80 81
i12s 2i.t. lar. b.. go 90 l:6eo 18th 1r b.. 2s5o
1870 L. Tor. l.. 5000 Broad Branch I'd. .6r2S 90
zoos Is NV. 11rh rs. Ta 1922 9Th 6r, b.. Is. GO
!7l5 De Sales. l0ra5. 15 1000 D sw. Sr. X 90
1900 O. I1r. b.. 1000 IaiS Union. Or b.. 80
1.l7 Ore svlir,b 30. 90 921-929 f. for bus. o6er
1:S5 f, :n 4r. 80 on
fhl3 10TH :Jr Is 900 1890 Calvert. 10r. .1"3
lto1 10th. lSr. 3b.6 900 iG29 Q. 10r. 125
1905 Conn av I4r. G. oOO 1925 cist Tor. 1875
:los 18th .,r IS 900 ia46 Fairmont. 1lr..lc5
9034 Col rd. 3or 600 l11l Corcoran. Tor. 100
1927 tptb Cor 3b g. 900 II04 $. Tor. b. 100
1900 VI ar Dor. .S. O0O 1I+1 T. 1Or. b.. 500
1923 lats. TO-. 2b. 200 s0a2 ::Sth Or s. 90
iS4i iG:h. I2r 49,. 2Oo 24ls Ilth. 1or.. 800
i135 Park I'd. 1cr .1s5 IL; 4th Sc. ar. 800
1909 lath. iar. 2b....13o lI"s Colcoran. Or. 90
a'ol T. uSrfEyisrES Isl r lH1S nr,k1aES4, s s1 so
Wraminr. y. h. k.42:nI 1112 18Th Or, b. .35 90
l'ia 14th. 6r. b. 1000 s25 H. 5r. b.. ZOO
Exeter. Or. b. k...t Ovl Alice. 90 to $3.50
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
houses. List at Once.
1914 18th. store Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
,,o, OFFICE ROOMS: .,oo
sr. Sd -. 45 90 sis-sis i4tb. u, "a. Is 90
e.-sl3 18Th. I'd o. 1901 Bush bldg, near eth,
s1.s1s rosm. IL .,a 20 single in % offer.
y%2S Belmont. ....11O0 1872 Oregon. go. 10 80
fe20 0sa.;u.th.tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

AUL Co. 1TH 4 l. NV.
1929 9TH NV. .35 50
1880 14th, sto. cel.35.0o
H0lia 9Th ne. e..-...15.W
2O34 Ga av. south
store. IL. 80
GIG La av. baeem't.- -S.0u
COLORED TENANTS
210 r NV, Sr. b. $3.50
236 18th se.5r.w..12 30
2OO1 Rosedale. Or. .w1l.50
2126NY av nw.5r.w10.J0
SD st ne. 4r. ". ..1U.W
20l2 7tn nw.r,3r.w.9.i0
IS Fristoe NV. .4r.w9.S0
3 Goat al NV. 4r.w.S.J0
STABLES.
Rear 1913 y NV. 5000
r 2l51 9Th nw.4stlsl0.00
Rear 44f r nv. 500
OFFICE ROOMS.
b12 F NV. 3r. b. 1000
1891 L NV, 4r. b. 80. 90
5l3 r NV. 1r. 1900
WAREHOUSES;. 7
Freedman's alley. 40 90
Rear 613 l. NV. 1900
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OTT Il WILCOX,
ma. ave.
3 rooms. bath. 30. 80
. rooms, bath. .233.JQ
11GS Will'd.6r. b. fur2j.:N
SOFA 23d. 5r. b. .2l.50
sol 23d. "a. 5r. b. 20. so
2210 14th. Ar. b. 1850
1888 l.. 5r, b. 1915
COLORED.
41S 18th. 8r. b. lat. %. 60
@lI l.. 7r. b. lat. %. SO
I64 Harvard. 6r, b. %. so
617 23d. 1r, b. .22.6O
2125 /. Or, ". 20. so
214S ID. 6r, W. 1880
H4209 G.. 5r. W. w.....ll.W
STORES.
SOC 9th. 1r. ". E. go. .0n
1925 Pa av. 1r.cel.35. 20
22l0 18th. 1r. w.g.32. so
2125 Pa av.lr.w.g.16.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4SG La av. heated
rooms. $40. $3.50, $50
Iouses and flats apply at
mh6-sa. tn. .th.tf
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or complete list OF property for rent sead for
weekly bulletin.
SWAETZELL: RHEEM & HENSEY Co.
uIhG-d.eSC az 18th NV.

FOR RENT-:lo.I2 18TH S.w.. ) ROOMS W
and I. in yard :ltJO: 325 l s.w.. 5r.. w and
g in ward. Sl3.j0: 62i s.w.. Or. w snd T.
in yard. $Il.Jo: 9i0-46 Iattie II. s.w. 3r. W.
and [. in yard. 81; nat OF rooms. large yard
l2fS 10th ne. 81 Apply r.. W. MCINTYRE
.23 NV. between . and 4. mornings or
nhoDc VI. sJS1 during same bours mh.I.6t
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FOR RENT-BY H. Q. HoLIZMAN. REAL Es-
tate and Insurance Broker. 1925 y. Y. ave.
s01 L. 10r 2b.. .$6DSOi 1917 Riggs. Tor. 40 80
1927 y. 12r. -. 500 327 Mo av. 12r. 400
24O5 18th. 10r. $3.50 Ola 9Th NV, Sr.. .3S. 1H
Claiborn. Or sol Coz Q. Tor. 81 80
1909 Euclid. Sr.. As 0ut 1901 Avon pl. 7r .35 80
1892 Park St Or. As. 90 1851 ", 7r. 80 50
ROYAL, 18th 4 Girard. 1911 .. 10T. 20. 90
6r. $500 1850 d NV, 5r. .o5. 90
1915 I: NV. 1or., 1850 400 Fla NV, ar. 81. 90
1760 Oregon av. 1Ori050l 30 Park nc, Or. ID. 80
1918 Riggs, 1Or. .40.Oo
OFFICES.
Busch building. 81 rooms. per annuns .S12. coo
1925 \. Y. ave, 81 door. or................ $50 90
STORES.
14th and r. .. .SG5. .O0I RI part 43 NV So 90
1927 l4th, sto. eel.5o 90 1919 ne 500
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GILDERS.

ALI. KINDS Of PICTURE FRAME AND FUR.
nture work done also restoring oil paintings 4
engravings: drop postal. OTTO BORCHARD.
ING. 1919 y. Y. ave. NV. All work guaranteed.
dcSl 9et.4
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ST. Sos l4TH ST. NV.
1925 o. Or. b. $500
1912 s. Tor. b. 1850
1927 Ore av. 10r.b.3S. 90
Avon 4 Dent, ,8r,b. 80. 90
lD1 9th. Or. b. $3.50
439 Q NV. 6r. b. ..25. so
10 Q. Or. b. .25. SO
1886 y ] av.6r, b. % so
341 \ sw, 5r. .1O.50
1S3 y Sc. 6r. .10.5 80
liENTS.
COLORED TENANTS.
282S X NV. 6r. b. .27. 90
1905 r. 4r. b. .16.5 so
626 Mass av nv. a.6r. Il. ~
19l. Jackson, Or. 10. 80
1873 \ So. 6r......lO.5O
Rosslyn. Va. 5r. 800
STABLES.
1716 F.. "a stalls. 40. 90
X POI" II nw.5 stls20.0O
n 1921 Marion. 2stls.S.OO
OFFICE ROOMS.
Cos 18th. Or. IS and $40
mh6-sa.tu,t
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

pon-sur:icsl: cloth bound 400 page book free.
Apply by mall. 9ls Colorado building. Free
lecture Tor women. Tuesday. ) pm. jal290t.A
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
3o.. - NV. 6st. = rooms and bath Sol ~
1855 & s.n.. r"ouIs and bath ......... 10. 80
40 Temperance Hall alley 5r and w. 10 u0
tel0-tf
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FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES
in all sections Of the city: all sizes and priee,s
to suit We can save you time and !, s,"nn,s nfWnM
REALTY CO.. Inc. 621 18th NV. n. 1859
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FOR RENT-BH b. +. :
1928 7th NV. .sto. Or. .b15.OO
60 y y av nw.Sr.b.31 80
1920 9th NV. l0r. 2b35. 30
1918 9TH NV. Sr.
store and stable. $3.50
4J Fla av NV. Or. b30. 80
1888 Seaton nw.7r, b so. 80
Is r ne. Or. b. ~. 50
1911 Sth NV. Or, so
45S r. Or. b. $3.50
1888 9th NV. Sr. b. .. 50
Broad Br rd. O. 81. 90
l119 I ne, 6r. b. sea. IS. 90
6fs 1lth ne, 6r. b. %. 50
l222 Water sw. Or. BIO. 30
2S4i 9th NV. Or. w.l5.3V
1877 Fl ne. Or. w.13.50
Ivy City. Sr, W.. 1850
STORES.
1928 1th NV, store.
Or. b. b............. $500
Ne cor 1ith L Il nws3. .O6
1914 1th NV. so 30
1901 18th NV. 1000
1918 1th NV. store.
Sr. stable. .......3 80
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HERB SPECIALIST.

LOUIS & son.
We manufacture a special lire OF herb RENE
dies which arc guaranteed 10 cure or relieve the
most obstinate diseases known 10 ma nk nd more
quickly than any other medicine. 4 trial will
convince the most skeptical. lI4S 9Th ST. NV
isI. Got
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For SALE
80. 5oCHURCH ST. RESIDENCE: Z rooms
lot 2OxeO to alley; rents for $50 which can be
Increased with small expenditure for repairs.
sosOo-"F' ST. RESIDENCE. NEAR 18TH
ST: Ne. baywindow brick. with six
and bath; rent, $3.50.
s:.sOO~"K'' ST. NEAR sTH ST. Ne; brick
dwelling, with six rooms and bathroom.
s3;Ooo-"M' ST. NEAR 9Th ST sw. rents
for $2O5O.
ss..5o-.r' ST. NEAR 9Th ST. Sw: rents
Both houses contain six and ba thruom
aud are nearly new bricks. in good order.
s:9oo-NOS. 30. to sos M ST. s.w.:
brand new brick dwellings, with six rooms and
bathroom: the houses ar. strictly modern and
exceptionally well built Of good material; rent
5000 each.
s5.5Oo-11TH ST. HOME; SITUATED NEAR
water heat.
s4.75o-"C'' ST Sc near Pa ave and
Eastern High School attractive six-room and
bath brick dwelling wi cellar: furnace heat.
The house is Is #. wide. is trimmed I'm hard
wood the first floor and Is well worth lonk-
ing into.
s6.5ooN y. II. AVE: NORTHWEST HOUSE.
BUILT OF BRICK AND STONE: 81 rooms and
bath; furnace; metal ceilings in rooms.
s7.IOo-K KENYON ST HOME. IN COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS: rooms baths; hot-water heat.
s7.1.N- PRETTY RESIDENCE IN CHOICE
LOCATION IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; q
rooms; bath; hot-water heating plant.
JAMES r, SHEA, 6is LA. AVE. NV.
fc2i -ss tu, tn. II. 10
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FOR RENT CORNER ON COLUMBIA
Heights: 10 room brick: all light bright rooms !;
10 good tenant, $40.
H. f. HANDLER CO. Inc.
Our new location. TO- 11th st. NV.
Look for the Red Arrow Sign"
Evening star., 1909-03-09

GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
Contains 200 properties.
THREE CSl KEYS TO EACH
PROPERTY WE HAVE FOR REM.
BOSS & PHELPS nnc.l,
910 14TH NV.
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
Three phones.
MAIN 34O-4i495.
.ee-:f
Evening star., 1909-03-09

NORTHERN SUMMER HOIISES
TIE GRANT PARISH PROPERrIEs-IENOX: (:
Newport Bar Harbor; Maine coast; Stockbridge,
Berkshires. Fur. houses. sale. lease. Canadian.
foreign villas. GRANT PARISH. 1870 NY ave.
jail -3m.4
Evening star., 1909-03-09
WANTED.

FROM SUBDIVISION OWNER Oh OTHERS
who will erect suitable buildings in suburbs.
near residence locality. growing and estab-
same monthly payments. Ten acres Of
land will be needed. Buildings will cost
800. 900: Address Box 81. Star once. mh6 A.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07
RESERVATIONS MADE.
HOTELS CT CITY 70 BE CROWDED
EExT WEEK WITH
VISITORS.

TLa committee in charge Of the &C
ccmEnf dations for the big Mascnic
eo-veAdn1 20 be neld in the cit Z neat
week ;epert that reservations hal @
already been made at the various no
tc!s II the city for the acco nllo.aa
ton OF sbout $50 people. and letters
reserying rooms are being rec .ived
by the hotels daily.
The indications are that the hotels
VIII not be able to accommodate al
Of The visitors and it viii be neces.
sary for some of the people of Bruns-
wick 10 throw open their homes in
order to care fer all Of those who are
expected to come. 1t will be peces-
sary probably. TO secure a number
Of rooms in private residences for
two or three days and those who are
in position to care for one or two
Kis 'ors are requested to notify e. r.
conant, chairman Of the committee. 1t
VIII uct he Necessary 70 furnish table
board for che Visitors, as they can get
tneir meals al the various restaurants
which VIII be In position to feed all
Of The gu
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07
ELKs PREPARE TO GO
TO ATLANTA MEETING

The Brunswick lodge Of Elks held
their regular weekly meeting in their
hall las; night The coming state con-
yention, to be held in Atlanta next
week. was discussed informally and
the indications are that the local lodge
will send large delegation, Besides
the regularly named delegates many
others are planning to make the trip
The Elks will so in special sleeper,
which will he sidetracked in Atlanta
and await their return The conven-
ton is. expected to he one of the larg-
est ever held by the association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07
SHOOT TOE

SHOOT TooAY.-The Brunswick
Gun club will hold their regular week
~ shoot out at the grounds this aft
ernoon. The club will have only two
or three more practices before the
big tournament next month and it is
expected that many Of the members
win take advantage of these shoots.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07
OLD NEGRO pEAp-W Mn.

OLD NEGRO DEAD.-W Muse, an
old and highly respected negro, died
al his nome in DixYille yesterday
morning. Muse was one OF the oldest
negroes in the city and had always
been industrious and good negro and
had large number OF friends among
the white people.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07
DAYSDOINGS
IN BRIEF

CLOSE AT 1.-Beg.nning tomorrow
the banks Of Brunswick will inaugu-
rate their early closing hour on Sat
urday, and for the remainder of the
summer all Of the banks will close
each Saturday at / o'clock instead
Of 3.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07
MISSISSIPPI AT NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans. May 6.-The big bat
tleship Mississippi came up the Mis-
sissippi river this morning and is now
anchored at the naval wharf The
warship was given an enthusiastic
welcome BY all river craft and the
ception in this city this afternoon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-07

CAMP JACKSON, NO, 500, y. C. v.
Attend the monthly meeting Of
your camp at the court house today
at 3 p. M to decide who will attend
the reunion at Memphis and Vicksburg
Of monument TO General Lee.
n. Dart, Captain.
w. 6. Burroughs, Adjutsnt.