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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
WILLIAM SRURG.

Williamsburg -Rost. Edwards was
in town TUESDAY. Visiting at the home
Of his father, f. " Edwards.
Mrs. ". G. Fletcher went to Ccda,
Rapids Tuesday to visit with friends
and relatives.
Architect G. NJ. Kerns of Ottumwa
was up this week looking over the
work on the new high school building
James Rush took the noon train fol
CEDAR Rapids Wednesday.
L. w. Lloyd shipped two car loads
of horses from this station to Ottum-
wa Wednesday,
Roy Mayne was in town Wednesday
visiting at the home Of his mother.
Mrs Jerome Mayne.
ed a series OF meetings ut the NJ. L.
church last Sunday. He is having
splendid audiences and will no doubt
be able to stir the hearts of MANY who
hear him into greater activity in The
Christian work and service.
G. P, Milligan is seriously sick at
him home in the east part OF the city
County Attorner j. f. Kirby is in
Marengo this week looking after the
affairs of his office.
Senator Jim White was in the city
Wednesday shaking hands with his
friends before going to Des Moines.
Attorney Wesley A. Stewart, who
commenced the practice Of law in
this city 19 years ago, came in We'd
nesday for brief visit with his old
friends and associates. He is now a
successful lawyer located as Surges.
South Dakota.
Ed Hogan of the firm Of Code g.
Hogan. has purchased the Donahue
property in the north part OF the city
and Is having the Same renodeled and
painted.
NJ Mccain has purchased the Kin
ney property on the north side OF the
public square and will occupy same
about March 1st.
John Ha2k of Pilot township, was
iii town Wednesday. visiting at the
home of fisS father. Peter Haak.
H A. Akrens of Conroy was in the
cit~ Tuesday transacting business.
Albert Wells VINO had his leg broken
some time 20 is now able to get
about on crut shes.
w. r. Bean was in Davenport re-
Gently on a business trip.
George Runple of Luicon township.
was in the city recently visiting with
his uncle, John S. Shaul.
County Supervisor Sherlock was
over Wednesday looking after some
county business.
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LADDsDALE.

Laddsdale-The infant daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Lem Snider died January
and was buried in the Ciere cemetery
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Rambo returned
SUNDAY after spending couple OF
daNs at ponds with friends.
The mines at this place are running
1nll time at the present and a new
shltt was started the first Of the wear.
Mrs. Lee, Ross has been on the sick
list but is out again.
George Rambo and family are OK
Meeting to go to California in a, short
time to spend the rest of the winter.
Stan French has been suffering with
an injured eye.
Mrs, Dane Reese, son and daughter
OF Des Moines. returned home after
spending a few days with relatives
ana friends Ut this place
Mrs. Eel Patrick of Ogden was cali
ing on friends here recently
Henry Christy of Eldon. was call
ing on friends here Sunday.
Tom Stevens returned home Satur-
day from Mystic. where he has been
visiting a few days.
Frank stine OF Ottunwa, is visiting
his brother and family
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People $ Pulpit
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Editor Courier.

Editor Courier
The spirit Of Christianity and broth
! erly love Which We hear, was SO much
! aroused by the recent series Of meet
lhSs held N the city is beautifully
shown III comparing the two subscrip-
tons recently given and noted in this
weeks issue of the Courier.
p! One, to man whose utmost delight
was seemingly to. revel in the scenes
/ of blood shedding and torture he
found promised in the Bible. for the
tendless torture of his erring brother:
and the other to the victims OF the re-
cent distressing and heart-rending dis
aster on the Mediterranean coast.
1t to be Christian is to do as Christ
would have done. in similar circum-
stances, the question arises: which
place would Christ have graced by his
presence and ministrations?
10 reader of the Courier columns,
IF Christ came to Ottumwa'' he would
apparently be more certain of a warm
hand-ciasp and welcome. with hearty
cooperation in his works and teach.
jngs in the home Of the Elks' lodge.
than in the church homes of anv 81
the followers of this universal head
cracking. blood and birthstone expon.
ent. =.
For real unassuming brotherly love
and practical helpfulness to their less
fortunate brother, for doing the kindly
ministrations of Christ in an unosten
tatious manner, without whoop and
nurrah and abuse OF all who have not
purchased land paid for) their tickets
to heaven through them, the Elks'
stand before any other organization in
the city.
The Epist)e OF James is one OF a
number that gives profitable food for
thought IN this line
k Pure religion and indebted before
God and the Father, is this; to visit
the fatherless and widows in their at.
Fiction. and TO keep himself unspottsA
from the world" james II: 1921.
The wisdom that is from above is
first pure. then peaceable. gentle, and
easy to be entreated. full of mercy
and good fruits. without partially and
without hypocrisy
Kindly give this room in your col
umns and oblige.
Adele G. Brown. City.
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CoRREsPoNpENTsl
slGouRNEY.

Sigourney.-Dr. E. G.. Palnleteer,
| wife and baby who have been visiting
| with the doctors parents for the past
two weeks at IIirksville, Mo. return.
ed home last evening.
Congressman d. w. Hamilton will
leave for Washington. d. c. tomorrow
TO resume his congressional duties.
| Mr.. Hamilton had expected to leave
for Washington last week but business
matters OF Importance in connection
with legal matters prevented his leav-
ing here at the time nc had expected
10 go.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. MaCkey will en-
terrain large company OF friends
Thursday. evening in honor Of the A.
NJ, Meas family who start for Seattle
and other western points on the mid.
night train Thursday night They ex-
pect to remain during the winner.
Mrs. ]. ID. Beatty arrived from st.
Louis. Mo, recently Cor lin extended
visit at the parental Lynn homo while
her husband. DR.. j. D. Beatty is in Cal
lfornia TO see his mother who is dan
gerously sick.
W. w. l1tterhack has been elected
assistaht cashier of the Keokuk Coun-
tr State bank for the coming year,
in place of w 7. Kirkpatrick resigned.
W. 7. kirkpatrick was a business
caller in Hedrick yesterday. TIe ex-
poets to soon engage in business in
that city
Miss Mabel PAUL. who has been Wis
ting friends for the past two weeks at
Ogden. Iowa. returned home the fore
part OF this week.
hugo r. Goeldner was called 10
South English Wednesday evening on
business connected with the county at
torney's Office.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Maryland and
baby OF Cedar Rapids are visiting at
Tie home OF Mrs. Mayland's mother
Mrs. Anna Oldenburg.
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kEOkUk MAN WEEDS
BokAPARTE YOUNG WOMAN

Bonaparte.--Arthur Comstock of
keokuk. and Miss Ella eBard were
married here last Saturday at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs, Geo.
Meredith: The young couple will re-
side in Keokuk.
Miss Trute Cox of Kansas City. Mo.
has arrived for a short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Cox.
A. A. smith was business caller
in Keokuk the first of the week.
G. e. Jamison of Keosanqua was in
town Monday
Marvin Haywood OF Eldon has been
a recent guest of friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fl. H. Meek has returned home
after an extended visit in Des
Moines.
Elmer Smith, OF Brook haven, Mise
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MOULToh.

Moulton--Carl g. kill!on of this
CITY was married to Miss Myrtle Ben-
son Of Abba at Omaha. December 2s,
Mr.. and Mrs. killion came to Moultor
last Monday and the event was a total
surprise to everyone. Mrs. Kiiion Is
We'll known in Abba and was employ
ed In the Abba News office. Mr.. Kill
ion is member of the firm Of 7. ".
Of the Sun, being son OF tho senior
member. They will make their home
in Moulton.
Joe Berry is visiting friends and
relatives IN Des Mones.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Ross were In
loes Moines the FIRST of the week.
The Drake students, Misses Ipez
Downing, Juretta and Mary Jordan.
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kIRkVILLE.


airkville--Miss Gladys Mccune Of
Chicago. spent last week at the home
OF her father and mother Or. and Mrs.
J: H. McCune. DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Nc
Gune. also Miss. Lille Mcclure Of Os-
kaloosa, made a more extended visit.
but in the meantime she went to ,Des
Moines to attend the teachers meet
ing there.
:, Miss GLADYS started for Chicago
Saturday evening at s o'clock and
Miss Lille left Sunday morning for
Oskaloosa
Dewitt Rubel and family have
moved 70 the James Harris place.
Mrs, Sarah Davis has moved back
to her property stF
The protracted meeting at the M. n.
church closed Wednesday evening and
on SUNDAY evening AS united Will, tile
church.
Harry Reed and Boone Redburn
drove over Saturday and 4 spent Sun
DAY at the protracted meeting
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NEED OF a COMMISSION HERE.

Now that tho fad for appointing
commissions for tbs. inves; isation OF
this or that. and societies for the pre-
vention Of everything MOI looked into
by, the commissions has become the
thing. a mild suggestion might be
made for the creation of society 70.
the squelching of fool Americans who
make chumps of their countrymer.
This thought is inspired by the fol
lowing dispatch in the papers today
dealing with the new fashion set in
the French capital by a former Chi
cago woman, The dispatch reads:
Paris. Jan. 3. Mrs. Clinch Smith,
formerly Bertha Barnes Of Chicago,
wife of J. Clinch Smith, brother-in- law
of Stanford White, who figured in the
Thaw case. has set a new mourning
fashion in Paris, She is in the deepest
mourning because of the loss of he"
pet dog. Griffon. for which she paid
5000 fraucs
Mrs. Smith advertised in every
newspaper i'll the metropolis offering 81
reward OF 1000 francs for its return.
Not finding her pet she applied to he
authorities of the dog cemetery III
III - loi MI lliosioll W clSGN d mum
ument to 'Griffon's.' memory. Mrs.
Cinch Smiths now clothes herself
in the darkest robes of mourning and
has given Up her reception days and
has Cancelled her musicales
With Mrs. Smiths advertisements
her mourning and her request to build
monument to the pups memory.
Paris is given widely published eyi-
dence OF the sillipess OF one American.
OF course there are q great many Par
isians who will realize that Mrs. ].
Clinch Smith may ~ois be taken as q
type OF the best Americans have 10
offer, Just as we realize here that
Count Boni de Casteliane is not a req
resentative Frenchman. But there ere
SO many people who form their opin-
ions, of people from the yellow speci-
mems coming within their notice. thai
sach commission as that suggested
could do an Important work
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CHARLTON WANTS A Y. M. C. A..
HAVE FSEMiMlMARY MEETING


Chariton.-A meeting of the Young
Peoples societies of the different
churches was held in the assembly
room OF the court house on Tuesday
evening for the purpose of discussing
the best plan for forming Y. Nj. C.
a. IN Charlton. The attendance was
good and committees We're appointed
10 look up suitable quarters and formu.
late other plans. They will report al
meeting TO be held soon and it is
hoped hat something definite will ma
terla'iZe. Everyone who is interested
IN the future welfare OF this city
should aid in the noble work.
Ihc marriage OF D. G. Johnson OF
Derby and Miss Elvessa Newsome
took place last night al the homo OF
the brides parents, Nh and Mrs.
Wright Newsomc, near Derby. Both
arc popular young people and will re-
I eeFVe the congratulations and best
wishes Of q host Of friends.
Rev. G. |. Findley OF Walton. Kan.
has accepted call from the United
Presbyterian church of this city and
VIII be here 10 fill the pulpit next
SUNDAY
Nlerk Collins yesterday issued a
marriage license 10 Robey potson and
Esther Moon. OF pleassndt township.
Representative j. n. Darrah left
yesterday for Des Moines to be pres.
ont az the meetings OF the legislature,
winch convenes next Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Lyons has returned from
feW days visit with relatives III
Melrosc.
Mrs. Ethel Maple Of Alliance, Neb.,
IS guest al the home Of her uncle,
l.. F. Maple
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BLOOMFIELD,

d y = Z i E r.
aeipcmfield- Mark whitney aud son
Il, -. 81 keosauaua are here for about
a Eeek n business. tG5s
Miss Nettie Hamilton is in receipt OF
letter from Rev. Jessie c.. Wilson.
formerly pa stor of ,the PRESBYTERIAN
church Of Bloomfield. in which he tells
of the success of the church Ne is now
pastortof at Benton, a suburb Of on,;.
ha. He says when he first went 10
RensoD thcs Presbyterians were hold
III. t.la,r gs't ..ngs III "a odd Fi:u.ata
aall ard had membership Of II, now
their members number so and their
church property has grown from noth-
ing to the valuation of5S;S,.000.
IIe'iert Wilson, the boy violinist Of
Troy, tie, spend; e about Ave da.fc
NJ home withS,his parents, lait Il. ION
Cain Marshall ". the south. filling en-
;.age,aruts for tn lyceum bureau (
Des Moines.
Died, at BLOOMFIELD, "Wednesday Ian.
6. at $3.50 n. nj. at the home OF his
daughter. vi g.. g. Mc.4voy. l..;.hari
(s'r'c, aged rs years, months ala Is
dsSf. funeral services were held on
Thursday at ] o'clock at the home az
9. G. McAvoy, conducted by the Rev.
F. d. F'errsl,.
!. 7. Mccsann, is visiting in Bloom
field this week.
John Jones Of Spring Hill, Virgins,
is visiting Miss Jennie Burgess a few
weeks
Word has been received in Bloom
field OF the recent marriage of Miss
Florence Watkins formerly of this
city, to Franklin NJ. Bates. of Dem
nison, Texas. They will make their
future home III Deitilison.
Mrs. W. o. Mitchell has returned To
l,ei home IN Columbia, Mo. afte,. a
few weeks spent visiting her mother
Mrs. W. ". Reeves.
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is visiting his father, w. f. Smith.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of w. l.. Green
field and Miss June Cheney at FIT
Collins, Colo. 81
John Hixon of Hillshoro was Bona.
parte visitor Tuesday.
David Simmons has gone to Des
Moines for visit with his SON, George
Simmons and family.
Miss Mary Ellison has returned
from visit at Manchester.
Miss Goldie Petrie of Pennington
has been a recent guest of her cousin
Miss Elsie Cummings
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The Des Moines Register and Lead
eF quotes paragraph in, the New
YORK World telling of the adoption II
an Improvement in the street car sys-
TEN as an evidence that Gotham IS
pfogressing. The paragraph from tn J
World quoted reads:
The extremely modern pay.as-you-
enter cars which will appear on the
Third avenue main line next Sunday
viii be in continuation of a series If
visible improvements in the services.
Under 7. ". Whitridge, the receiver.
Tho Register and Leader adds that f
New York will now adopt the Dos
Moines plan and make few other i'm
provements it may be considered as UP
10 the western standard
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Neighb OPhOOd News
AVERY.
{ az COURIER

|
Avery Edgar Fuller, wife and baby
OF Dakota We're visiting among friends
| last week
| Mrs. R. NJ. Clapp was an Abba Wis
! itor Monday.
Rev. NJ. D. Cox of Buxton filled his
| regular appointment at the NJ. f.
church Saturday evening and Sunday
morning.
Mrs. t. J.. Petit of Mt Pleasant
spent the holidays with her sister, Ms
Lizzie Crabill
Nira Crabill, who is a student at the
conservatory OF music at the Iowa
Wesleyan university. Mt. Pleasant
spent the holidays with her parents.
Geo. Moore and Jas. o. Deavea
were business callers at Cleveland
Tuesday
The 4-months.old baby Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Lew Henley died Saturday
morning.
Miss Anna Mahon returned Saturday
from her holiday visit with her father
and sisters al Fairfield.
Flora Gray, who has been visiting
relatives near Melrose, returned Mon
day to be present at school
Nj. and Mrs. Haaelwood of Des
Mones are spending the week with
Mrs. Hazelwood's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. r. Pearson.
Lucille Pearson, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs Hazelwood of
Des Moines, returned home Monday
DR.. Geo. C. Wilke of Kirksvilla,
Mo-. spent Christmas with his half
brother. !. W. Richter. He is stu
dent at the American school OF Oste-
opathN and reports large classes and
good work done. From Avery he
went to l.aHarpe. H.. To see his par
ents
County Attorney Rates and Fred Ev.
erett were down on legal business last
week
2. IT,. Hynes was a business caller
al Ottumwa Monday. -.
VIM NJ. Evans spent Nav Years
returning TO his home at. Ottumva
Saturday.
Mrs. Lotgic Talboy of Oklahoma is
visiting with her mother. Mrs c.
Evans. this week.
Hiram Graham and wife are visiting
friends at Avery this week.
n. A. Thayer. now OF Eddyville. was
over last week and took his automc-
bile along with him
Mrs. Harry Smith of Abba was visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Ellen Morgan
last week.
Clay Ellsworth of Charlton was visit
ing friends at Avery last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ellsforth of Chari
ton spent New Years day with Mr.;
Ellswcrth'S mother, Mrs. Ellen Mo-
gan.
The Mix people Of Bussey have in
stalled one OF their plants i'll the AveIr
Supply Co.'S store at Avery Monday
ard it is a daisy.
Ike Fred Bray residence in the Mil
Ter addition IS nearing completion.
Nh and Mrs. Dixon spent Sunday
at Lucas with Mrs. Dixon's parents.
District superintendent H. \. Smiii,
will hold quarterly melting at the N.
Z. church next Sunday night.
Rev. VI. -. C.'s will instruct the prn,
bltioners class Thursday night, On Xii
day night he will bapti2e all those
vic NJ" 10 he ijaoliEe,j h. iiill u si,,u
at TIE Christian church at GYia.
Tie annual electIo.i of cfsCers ot the
Avery Sunday school was held and
tnt following oaic.I elected tDr Inc
Ct j ing year:
Superintendent; J w. Richtar
). sistant Sup ,"i7,rendent ". S.
Ape man.
Treasurer-t1ay Pearson
Secretary-Ba ste Peterson.
J. brrians-;1ao. ;.onaX. ~ Moore
i, ganigt-Mrs : w Rich :;
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State and

It Senator Aldrich and the other 90
ponents OF the postal savings bank
bill succeed in defeating the measure
by showing thar Iowa already has .
bank to every 1,750 inhabitants some
lowans who are in favor of the biz
will have their disappointment lesser.
ed by the thoughts Of the good adver.
Using the state will receive.
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The alienists have been dragged in,
10 tho Hams case and brain storms
will be the order of things for few
days. The FIRST one 10 be heard de,
clared Captain Haines was suffering
from ''impnlsivc insanity when he
shot Annjs. and the defense will soon
begin its attempt to show that anyone
with impiusive insanity has every
right 10 Kill man every time he feels
the impulse.
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eIRs-BRlssEE WEDDING

II iteman--.A very pretty wedding
occurred at Eiteman on New Years
eve when VIM Gibb and Eva Grace
5rlssee, We're united in marriage at tire
home of the brides mother, tho Rev.
A. n Courtney Of. the Friends church
officiating. The ceremoney was plan
ned to occur Just as the old year was
going out. so the words which made
them one were said as tho clock was
striking twelve. The night of tho
wedding was the first anniversary OF
til meeting Of the couple. About 40
relatives and friends were present.
9mong them the groom's father ana
brothers from near Ottumwa and sis
ter from Hynes and an uncle of the
groom and cousin of the bride. both
from Nebraska.
The wedding march was PLAYED by
Miss GLADYS Masters Of Hiteman and
the bride and groom attended by Mis-
Emma Williamson of Hitemar and
Fred Shannon, a cousin Of the bride
from Nebraska, took their places
under bower of greer in corner OF
the parior, where the brief cerenoney
which unitd them for life was pro-
nounced. Following congra tulations
refreshments were served.
The bride and groom are boil, resi-
cents Of Hiteman and are estinable
young people. The bride has spent
OF her life in Hiteman and is we'll
known in the community. The groom
is employed in the mines where he
has worked for, some Years They have
many friends whose good wishes fol-
low them. They will remain In lIfte-
man and at once go to housekeeping In
IT," new home which has been proyid-
ed ~. IL.
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WABASH RAl+.wAY,

no: Gong south. Depart.
2A-Moberly, st. L. K. Co.,. $500 a. m.
6oB-Moberly an. EAST. 1855 D. m.
lf-MiNed daily. ......... 1880 2. m.
Coming North Arrive.
51B-Moberly local. 11;s0a. ~.
SA--From Kansas City,. e.s5 p. M.
mixed. daily. 700 a. m.
r.. w. Zimmerman. Agent.
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sedfora Wins Debate
Uowa Eyenine. prnss

ToWa Evening Press.)
Des Moines, Jan. (SpeciaD-A
Bedford last night the Bedford high
school won a debate with the Alton
high school. This is the third debate
each school having won one of the
ether two
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C. M. a sT. 8. rpGIMa

No. Going SOUTHWEST. Depart.
sA-Southwest Limited -. 1:45 a. m.
s3g-Local freight. 7:15 m.
Going East, Via Cut-Ofr.
s12A-Chic.. Limited. 1905 a. m.
SA-Davenport, Chicago. :. 1850 o. m
a2E-Local freight. ... $3.50 q m
Marion Line. Going North.
1osB-Cedar Rapids, Marion. 4:45 o.m.
10B-Cedar Rapids. ST. Paul 1:65 q. m.
23E--Local freight. $40 a. m.
Marion Line, Coming South.
103B-Arrive from E.arion. 10: 15 a. m
aC-Arrive from Marion. :. 1:25 a. n.
s71s-Local freight. arrive. 4: SIS D. NJ.
Freight trains arrive ard depart
from OttuYnwa Junction.
4. w. Zimmerman, Ticket Agent
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Governor Johnson. saws IL

Governor Johnson says the Satur.
day Evening Post. sensationally
prophesies that the Democrats vii!
elect president some time. The
Post takes this announcement to near
THAT whar Governor Johnson means Ia
say is that the Democrats stand good
chance TO elect a president OF Scan
dinavian descent and angular form iii
1912.
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the Chicago Record.Heralds funny co,

the Chicago Record-Herald's funny co
umn
He was painted sailor
Upon a painted yawl.
That sailed a painted ocean
Upon painted wall:
The painted boat was being
Wrecked by painted squall.
The troubles that assail us
Are often just as free
From anything resembling
The grim reality,
AS was the painted havoc
Upon that painted sea.
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Senator Foraker has given notice
that he vii, speak. on the Brownsville
affair in the senate next Monday. II
was very considerate OF The senator
to announce it as it will give some OF
the members time TO arrange another
engagenent
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Senator TilIman says it is serious
think to attack q senator 1t must
also be plain TO him that it is soma.
times serious TO attack a president.
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The newspaper araGrapher who said
that "a >ser all, zero is nothing" should
be properly proceeded against as soon
rs the mercury climbs ITO q bit.
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Persons who are prone to worry
over trifes may draw a lesson from
this little sketch BY S. E. Kiser in
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G. r. 1. q p. TRAINS,

No. Going North. Densrt.
475-Des Moines, Omaha -. s:4oa, m.
47s-Keokuk, Ottumwa ....11:55 N.
471-Des Mofnes. Omaha -. 6:55 D. m,
Going South.
47o-Keokuk, Kansas CITY. $40. ~,
74s-Ottumwa, Keokuk -. 4:I5n m,
474--Des Moines to Eldon 10: II n. M
W. 8. Parker. Ticket Agent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
ri Weekly Courier.

entered as second class matter
octoher Il. I3;5. al the postofl!ce. CT
sulnwa. Iowa, under the ACT OF Congress
"f March ;. 1879.