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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-07-30
WASHINGTON. IOWA. NOTES.
(Last Week.

Messrs Horace and Harvey Spencer
OF Chicago and Isaac Hall compose the
new cement contracting firm here,
they are meeting with success, having
all the work that they can attend to.
Words Of commentator are heard on
every hand concerning the manner in
which they are conducting their bust.
ness Mrs. Horace Spencer has arrived
here from Chicago and they are at
home at 42O south 18th avenue.
Miss Blanche Shelton has returned
here after three weeks visist at her
home in Chicago. She is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs N. l.. Black, she con
templates taking nurses training
course at the Sanitorium.
Mrs, q. w. Black and daughter Rntb
have returned from visit wife rela-
tives in Oskaloosa and Keosaqua.
Rev. Coleman OF Oskaloosa, visited
at the g. w. Black home last week and
held meetings at the A. NJ. E, church
several evenings and incidentally as
sisted Rev Stovall with his quarterly
meeting last Sunday.
Mr.. Chas Cissell OF Fairfield visited
friends in the city las: week and at
tended the Carnival
Miss Nora Brown was the guest Of
Miss HELEN Motifs during the Carnival
week and returned to her home Mon
day morning. ,g55 A
Last Sunday was the 4th quarterly
meeting Of this conference year, pre-
siding elder L. }. Gordon was unable
to be present ana Rev Stovall was as
sisted by Rev. Coleman Of Oskaloosa
who preached two able sermons during
the Gay.
Mr.. Ray Richardson Of Galesburg,
ILL. was. q Carnival visitor last week,
and the indications are that he will be
: frequent visitor in our city. i
Miss Nora Motifs was visitor in
Chicago this week. NJ
Mrs Myrtle Rhodes and childaen OF
Wellman visited relatives in the city
last week, ..s55a & \.
The choir al the A. M. T.. church is
doing nicely under the leader Of Mr..
Horace Spencer, he lis splendid di-
rector, 8s5s4 5s ss5il
The social given recently for the
benefit Of the presiding elder was 9
success and the committe wishes to,
thank those who assisted in making It
q success, ID, 54t 5z 4
4 Rev. Sttvall went to Fairfield We'd
nesday to attend 70 his PASTORAL duties
for week. VI.
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BURLINGTON ITEMS.

4 \ .
The ice cream social given BY the A.
I club last week at the residence Of
Mrs. Lambs was largely attended and
aneat sum realized.
Mrs Theodore X. Bell Of Boston,
Mass. was the gnestsof Miss Ida Pal
mer this week. $Ss
81 Elmo Chapter gave 3 picnic 81
Madison avenue park Wednesday. !;
Mr.. ,. Murray who hes been pa
stient - the, Mercy hospital Il rapidly;
improving.
~ The Thomas Colored Comedisnst ne
playing I'M the Coliseum this week;
They w one 81 mo best companies
travelling thi4 aea WI. d sS WI III lB "
NJ Jordan IGslt vho nv 100
sua eriDs "a y d1sy ssou5 81 u ccnxass
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MT. PL EAsANr NOTES.

Miss Bertha Harris of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Harris at 800 Madison street.
Mr.. Ralf Burnaugh of Crestor,
is spending few daye with his many
friends here.
Little Miss Marie Arbuckle is in q
pecarious condition at her home very
little hope is entertained for her re.
covery.
Rev. Abner Of Chicago preached a
very able sermon to the congreg alton
o. the Second Baptist church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Garfield Turner was business
visitor in Ottumwa Monday.
Master Dick Steward left today for
his home in Fairfield. He has been
spending few days with his aunt
Mrs. Sara Barry Of north Main street,
Monday evening the Misses Erma
and Hazel Logan entertained com.
pany of friends in honor of their
brother Mr.. Geo. Ronte. games and
music furnished amusement
for the evening and light refresh
ments ere served.
Mr.. Geo. Ronte left Tuesday for his
home in Minneapolis after having
spent few days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Mat Watts has returned from
.LoganspoIt, Ind, weere she has been
visiting for a few weeks. M
Mr.. Art. Smith. Of Streater, ILL.,. ia
spending few days in the city this
week.
Mrs. Ash Carter received the sad
news of the death Of her sister in
Centerville.
The Twilight Literary society gave
an interesting program Tuesday even
ing.
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KEOKuK. IOWA.

y f E = T.
Mrs. w. Z. Steel is very i'll al
her home on North. 10th street,
having suffered a stroke Of paraly.
sis, July 9th. Friends hope for 8
speedy recovery. q.
Mr.. Mark johnson and Miss
Garnett Teabeau, both Of Keokuk,
repaired to Quincy Saturday, Jul,
10th, and were married by Right
Rev. Bishop Fawcett Of the Epis.
,opal diocese The bride is the
daughter Of Mrs. Cornelia Tea
beau Of 40 n. 10th street, and a
young lady Of charming quality.
The groom comes from one Of the
best families in Keokuk and is a
worthy young man. They have 4
host Of friends who greatly rejoice
in their happiness. They Will re-
side at 1919 North 18th street.
The grand lodge Of Masons
which convened in Keokuk July
10, IA and Is was well attended,
The city was full Of delegates and
visitors, the largest gathering for
many years. A splendid success
frof start to finish. Tuesday af-
ternoon ! picnic was given at Rand
Park which was greatly enjoyed
BY all. a splendid program was
rendered to the delight Of everyone
present. On Wednesday evening
the Memorial service was. held at
the al. M. E. church, corner 9TH
and Morgan streets. A large crowd
gathered to pay respect to the
memory Of the deceased brethren.
IA beautiful program was endered
which was sad and impressive,
after which refres hments were
served by The Sunshine Club IA
The spAcioiis dining COINS of tdle
church hnrsd ay evening ri large
c!Tc1d of aysilfie NM hersd
\ alf J 4! 4 a ,|l|sL|
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yoIRlelNAL NOTICE.

In the Dist, let Court of the State OF
Iowa, in and for Polk County, Sep
TENDER Term. A. d. 1909.
Lilly Phillips, Plaintiff, versus Felix
Phillips, Defendant.
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 10th day August A. D. 1909
the petition Of plaintiff in the above
entitled cause will be filed in the office
of the Clerk OF the District Court OF
the State of Iowa. in and for Polk
County, Iowa, claiming of you di-
vorce from the bonds of matrimony on
the grounds of adultery, cruel and in
human treatment and habitual drunk
eness and unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the next TERM, being the Sep
TENDER term Of said Court, which will
commence at Des Moines on the 1870
day of September 1909, default viii. he
entered against you and Judgment al d
decree renderthereon.
s. Joe Brown.
Attorney for plaintiff.
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church, Rsvs. J. G. Ried and ~. g.
Newman otsiclatsd. iuterment o. Floyd

church, Rsvs. J. G. Ried and n. g.
Newman oiticlated. iuterment o. Floyd
cemetery.
Mr.. Joseph Bake. returned home
Monday from Chicago after having
been Absen. for several weeks.
Mrs, Fannie Smith aod children re.
turned home after ak weeks VISA
with relatives and friends In Leaven.
worth and Kansas City.
Mr.. E. w. Thompson OF Des Moines,
collector for the Iowa State Bystander
arrived 10 our city Monday, spent two
days In his work and left Tuesday
evening for his home.
Just few moro weekt and the min
listers will be leaving their respective
places to report 1t the annual confer.
ence and then they will know whether
they come back or where they 60.
Mr.. Thomas Sturgis returned home
Tuesday after . pleasant visit In Chi
cago with relatives, he was accom-.
panied by his sister Mrs. q Brooks
and her daughter Miss Bell.
Mr. Chas. Watkins was an over Sun.
day visitor in our city the guest Of Miss
E Crawford. my Dan Cupid is getting
busy.
Died. in our city July 2and at 5 p m,
Miss Laura Smith, aged le years. she
has been q patient sufferer with con-
sumption for over q year, and every
thing had been done to save her yet
God came and released her from her
pains, she gladly answered the call and
said goodbye mamma / am going.
She leaves two sisters brother and
mother and host. Of reletives and
little friends TO mourns her departure
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence Saturday afternoon 1t 2 o'clock
Rev NJ. q. Newman of the A. Nj. E
church oficiated assisted by Rev.
B, knight and MI, Gordon. Iuter-
ment was in Logan Park cemetery.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. The family has our sympa.
thy in their bereavement.
Mrs. Lula Lee,went to Chicago Sum
day to visit six weeks with relatives
and friends.
The automobile picnic given by the
Porter's club at Talbot farm last
Thursday was highly enjoyed by all
who went, they will anxiously wait
for the second one
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the
Best and 'Surest,

1T affords me pleasure to state
that I consider the preparation
known as Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy the best
and surest of good results of any l
have ever used in my family" says
p. e. Harrington of Mount Aerial,
KY. This is the usual verdict of all
who use this remedy. It's cures are
so prompt and effectual that people
take pleasure in recommending it.
For sale by all druggists.
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lescsut y Ss =
Miss Flcrs Jstkson is3still quite III
q her hoi On Wasbineton street.
Mr.. y. e. johnson attended the bail
game ~ Keokuk sunday week.
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PROPER TREATMENT FOR D1
EMERY AND DIARRHOEA. :

The great mortality from dysentery
and diarrhoea is due to a lack Of
proper treatment at the first stages
OF the disease. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is q
reliable and effectual medicine, and
when given in reasonable time will
prevent any dangerous consequences.
1t has been in use many years and
has always met with unvaryfng sue.
cess. For sale by all druggists.
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on every package

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Il your druggist Will nos :nppiy you With d ~
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More Earthquakes In France.

Toulon.Slight seismic shocks oc-
CURED again Monday In Draguignan,
vancluse and Puy-Ste-Reparade. No
damage is reported, but the residents
were panic-gtricken.
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sRIDAY JULY 50. 1909

OfTicial paper OF the NJ. w. U. Grand
Lodge Of Iowa A. r. & A, M, and
International Grand Congress Of
Heroines OF Jericho OF America.
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IVu1ASy 1du1CS WIZ Cdillc y " 3t'
tend the banquet Tuesday even.
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Fields en-
tertained at their home, 18th and
Morgan streets, Messrs. W. III.
London Of Buxton, I. H. Sturgis
bf Sioux City, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Woods, Miss Cecil Harris and
Mrs. S. Buckner Of Des Moines,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. d. Bland, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Fields Of this city. Whist was IL
dulged in until a late hour, after
which an elegant repast was served
b. the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Of
Hamilton, I'LL, entertained at
dinner Friday i u. Brown lo;fff
Marshal ltown, iowa.
Mrs. VIM. Gross Of 1923 High
street was hostess to a small whist
party given in honor of Mrs. IS.
Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Woods, Geo. Sntter, Miss Cecil
Harris, Mesdames ID. Fields,
g. Branard, \. Z. Bland "A &
Fields s. ] ohnson 4 riday af-
IteTnoot, very one greatly en-
,ioyed 3foss llospit ality and
|left declaring hes royel enter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-21
To-day's Games.
Connellsyillc Mt Falrmont.
uniontown Mt Grafton.
To-morroW's Games
Uninntown ut FairmDnt.
Connellsville mt Grafton.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington. i; Chicago. G.
Boston. 4: Cleveland. q.
New York. G; Detroit. |.
Philadelphia. .; st. Louis. 0.
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Standing of the Clubs.

r To-day's Games.
Pittshurg ut Philadelphia.
Chicago ut Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati Mt BOSTON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-21
COX TOOK
GAME YESTERDAY
aLpcALs COULDN'T KEEP THE Wis
iToRs FROM DOING THINGS
! X THIS TIME.

Falrmont,s inability to hit Cannon
and the Cookers ability to connect with
.Mfthael's delivery tells t.ie story Of
yesterdays defent for dine locals,
With the exception of Morgan. The
felders did brilliant work. taking III
everything that came in their direc-
1 tion.
HI Elliott, who is playing left field
since Durham went ito Wheeling. pull
ed anwn three long flies ,t;llt looked
good for home runs. Elliott is thought
i to he % better player than .'Bull." His
ibatting streak Is a little low butt 1t
will be higher. Gates and Keller play
ED lin sensatfo style.
The fourth inning was disastrous to
the Hunters. Hasan drove u single
md was nd ancetl by Francis pass TO
sfirst Meyers and Calhoun drew safe
ties and Dunn sacrificed. Fraley sim
pEled and lwhen the inning CLOSED the
Visitors had four men across the homa
splhie. Meyers laced out q home run
I'M Fiief sixth and HaEnn scored in the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-21
CHAMPS LOSE AGAIN.
Engineers Put Woggle Bug on the
Onions Yesterday.

GRAFTON. July 2l.-The 1enrr hit
ting Engineers routed O.lell from the
box after they had secured enough
runs to win from the Champs With
ease Fitzwnter was effective and he
was never In danger. The feature
was the hitting<of McCloskey of the
visitors. Score:
Grafton .....1 O2 O2 1000 IL
Uniontown ......1 0 O. o o 900 OIL
Slmlnary-Two base hits = Gamer
Rothemel. Zinn. Phillips
Sacrifice hits : linn. Warren. Phil
lfns.
Stolen bases-lTintun. Miller.
Left on bases-Gafton. Z; Union
town. Z.
Hit by pitcner-zinn By Odel.
First base on balls-off FitZwnter
.; o'Dell. 3.
Struck out-by Fitzwater. 5: Wal
son, 2.
Hits apprehension O'dell. 10 In
S Is innings; Wilson. In 2 2-3 In
nings.
Wild pitch-O'Dell.
Passed ball-MeAleese.
Umpirc-Smink.
Timc-1:40.
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HALF lion DEAL
PuT8THRouGH5 ATsMoRGAHToWN
sa-REtEAsEsh .cMEY9 Or To-
iss CAL EMTERPRlsES. Y:

MoRGANTOWcl. W. Va July 21:-7T--
The Union Utility Compiny was reor-
ganlzetli here yesterday AZ the Union
Utilities Company. The gist of the. -e-
organization Is that the National City
bank of New York takes over S29o-o0o
of the preferred stock of the company
and s1S4 900 of its treasury bonds.
These have been held by Morgantown
banks. and the new arran cement re-
leases ne1rly half q million dollars.
which the banks will :nnwfsbe able TO
place In local enterprises. which The
banks have not heretofore. been able
to tinance. Thee deal was put through
By the William Morris I1nbrie com.
pany. of New York. wiicn has had
Two Representatives here for several
days
The company has elected officers as
follows: President Owls Elkins: vice
president. DR.. |. c. White: secretary,
treasurer and manager. II. r.. War,
field. The other directors are Joseph
McDermott and A. We l-nrentz. Nor.
gantcwn. @ii+ 49,
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4l,any issue of 1sfdy csslual TO IL Der
cent Of their respective holdings OF
stock as registered ON the eunpany's
3bpks mt the close OF business on Inly
nc: The bonds viii mature July u
i1955, and will be convertible prior to
June i !. IS. at the option OF the fold-
ers, into common stock of equal par
value. 5s ID ,figsE :.
."iThe offer applies only ito stocknold-
ers of record on June 1G. The bonds
which mature June 4, 1856. will be
convertible into co1lon stock ut par
prior to June Il. 191s. According 10
ITS last annual report, the lAtchisun
mad. outstanding s113.1T3.730 preferred
stock and $102. 95G. 900 common stock.
n total of s217,130.2so. Holders of
both classes OF stock being given tina
privilege OF. subscribing to the new
convertible bonds UP to IL per cent.
OF. their holdings. and providing all OF
them exercise the privilege, the
amount OF the new convertible bonds
taken will he S2G.O55. G23.
"The company mas on hand ample
cash for all current capital require.
ment. but 1t intends in the near fl
ture to make important extensions and
bet.enments. which are expected great
ly to increase its earning capacity.
and has deemed it prudent to make
tails provision for newly capital II this
time in contemplation uf such pro-
posed work.
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JAPANESE BUILDING.

q SEATTLE. July 21.-A veritahlr
love FEAST emphasizing the friendly
relations now existing between tnc
United States and Nippon. attended
the dedication to-day OF. the japanese
Building at the Alaska Y nltDn-P Pacific
Exposition. The magnificent building
filed with exhibits illustrating tile
great progress OF modern .1rpai. has
been In use since the opening day.
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THE ATCHIS0
OFFER !! |! BONDS | J! D! J
MOVEMENT SAID TO PREsAGE5
EXTENSION OF SANTA
-; FEEsYsTEM.
Ifnfon Associated Press. !

IlTllOTf laSS1EtIllel 80
NEW YORK. July 21.-HoMers OF
common and preferetr stock OF 8 the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road Company have the privilege to-
day and tomorrow of subscribing for
s2G, Don. 900 OF per cent. convertible
bonds Mt 114 tn>thci extent of IL per
cent. of their holdings. These bonds
are part of the $4,000. 200 issue. nu-
thorlzed in 1907. Of. which s2G.00O,000
were offered to stockholders In that
year. The new Issue. 1t Is said. pres.
ages an err of great Improvement and
extension of the SanEl Fe system.
Though one OF the Atrhison direc'
tors maintained that the funds to be
obtained from THE sale OF this latest
block OF bonds were not required lm-
meliateIy for extensions and better
ments. 1t had been deemed wise 10
float the bonds Immediately in order
to take advantage OF the favorable
money market and to provide the
company with money which will he
needed next year. 1t was under
stood that the principal work .in ex-
tensions and betterments to be under
taken by the road next year will be ON
its Texas line.
The official announcement made by
The company reals.
"The company offers ITO Its preferred
and common stockholders the privi-
lege of subscribing at 10i and accrued
convertible gold bonds oftSthe COM
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburt,. 0: Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati. =: Boston. !.
Chicago, s.: Brooklyn, G.
ST. Louis, 4; New York. 3.
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NAVAL WEDDINGS

WESTINGHOUSE July 21.-lMiss Eli2
abeth C. Badger. daughter of the for
mer superintendent of the Naval
Academy. and Lieutenant CnmMand=r
Henry r. Ryan. stationed mt the An
napolis Institution. were married to-
day mt the house Of Mrs. Sampson,
widow of Rear Admiral Sampson.
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KILLED BY SOLDIER.

FORT 1gEAVENWORTII. knn.. July
e1.-Becnuse she had Tilted him. Prl-
vate Charles O'Neal. Of the Thirteenth
Infantry. shot and killed Minnie Cchnr-
henO. aged % years. French maid
employed mt the home OF Captain c. N.
Murphy. O'Scal was captured Mt sun
set by Private OsthuFseF. or the Fif
tcenih Cavalry.
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OUT OFhTHE GAME.

Clyde Parker Fairnonts crack little
secontfbaseman. will be out OF the
game for two or three lays on account
OF nbadlr spraInel ankle. The club
will miss his hitting. as he has been
meeting the ball hard In the last two
weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-21
RlDEcToRs.

Temporary location next door to Man.
ley Hotel.
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lis The 5"Want I'D. cost" Ia nomlna1-ah
snrdly SO when the ad. seIrs some
thing big for you.
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Standing of the Clubs.
To.day's Games.
Now York ut Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.

You will not need to be n clalrvoy-
ant to be able to see some OPPOR-
TuNlTIEs for yourself among todny's
want ads.