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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-22

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State Bleakley OF Des Moines, At
tended the fair at Bloomfield Thurs
day.
Z. T. Richmond OF Alba demo
cratic candidate for Judge In the sec
ond judicial district, was In Bloom
field Thursday and made avery favor
able impression on hundreds Of voters
he met In Davis county.
Mrs. F. d. Ferrall left Tuesday for
Shenandoah to Join her husband Rev.
Ferrall at their future home at that
place.
lace McCandless Of Bloomfield left
Monday for few days visit In
Chas. Hull and Nina Smith had
their watches stolen at the Davis
county fair last week.
Harry Wishard ID attending the
State university Of Iowa this year.
James v. Curran Of Ottumwa was In
Bloomfield Thursday campaigning the
city. He is the democratic candidate
for state treasurer
Max Duckworth was in Ottumwa
Sunday.
Kenneth F.. Baldridge went to Al
bia Saturday evening on business.
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BAD BREAK IN. HOGS.
General Market 1o@15c Below Monday
Average-Top at $3.50 Shows 4
rHA& 5rh~@a Z

Stock Yards, Chicago, Sept. al
Bulk of hog business was at 100 15c
decline. compared with Mondays av-
.erage. Some heavy packers sold early
nearly steady, but. on the other hand,
best light sold S0c below Mondays
high time. Trade opened dull and
closed topheavy, with 5000 left in the
pens. Receipts were estimated early
at $4,000 and later at 1000, against
1878 a week. ago and 8,s9s a year
ago. Quality was good for Tuesday.
Several loads, averaging 10000 lbs,
sold at $3.50. Packing droves averag-
ing 274@310 lbs cost $3.50 QDS.90. Late
in the. day few light sold above 1925.
Quotations follow: ~
Bulk Of sales Il. $3.50 a.1O
Heavy butchers. 24o@soo lbs 9.oo@9.s5
Light butchers 100000 lbs 9.1O@9.45
Light bacon, 16O@1eO lbs. 9.2o@s.5o
Light light, 1s0@155 lbs. 9.10@9.4o
Heavy shipping, 250@35O lbs s.S0@9.20
Heavy packing, 260@4Oo lbs s.4O@s.65
Mixed packing. 2o0@25O lbs s.45@s.7o
Rough, heavy packing. ~. 5000 $40
Light mixed 10000 lbs. $500 9.15
Poor OF best pigs 6o@135 lbs s.30@9.30
Governments and boars j. 3.25 dT.25
Stays. 80 lbs dockage head s.1o@1oo0
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

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q A><<>>@A>->4>->->> .
Geo. Beames of Haskins spent last
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. y. Reams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Citizens, north Of Ot-
tunwa were entertained at the L.
Drummond home Sundya
Mrs. N. Brown and Mrs. NJ. BoW1n
OF Ottumwa were pleasant callers at
the Geo. Bane home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Williams of Kirk
willie spent Tuesday with the latter's
sister Mrs. L. Drummond mad family.
Rev. Hulse of Pella filled his APP
pointment Sunday morning at the M.
Nj. Naples and daughter Mrs. NJ
Bacon left over the Milwa
day evening for Haysvills.
n. Reed OF Richland was welcome
visitor at the A. T. Reams home Fri7
day evening.
Dr. Mills Of otturnwa was caller
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lingo OF Dali
las, Texas left over the, Milwaukee on,
Wednesday for their southern home.
after visit with the latters sister.
Mrs. III. Grain and family.
Mrs. c. Willard and Mrs. III. Ware
OF near Ottumwa spent Monday with
the formers daughter Mrs: IL. B.
Denney and family.
T. Spillman OF Ottumwa was pres
ent at the VIM. Emery funeral Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Holcon OF He'd
rick passed through here Monday.
Mrs. F. Ragan and daughter Minnie
were shoppers In Ottumwa Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kelly have returned
to their home after visiting relatives
in Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs. f. Brown and son Luther were
IN Cttumwa Saturday.
Warren Stevens was taken to the
Ottumwa hospital Sunday for medical
treatment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.. Creech spent
the last few days at Centerville with
relatives and friends.
Frank Schafer. wife and two daugh-
ters Irene and Gertrude Of Ottumwa
spent last Sunday In the city and
were entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Thomas and for supper. at the M. ".
Orman home, Mrs. Orman was q
former Ottumwa friend.
Mrs. M. j. Gadd has returned to
Ottumwa after q ten days visit with
her ter-in-law Mrs. G. M. Thomas.
owen Sutton and two daughters
Lillian and Leona Of Ottumwa were
sunday visitors at the NJ. ". Orman
home.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis OF Bloomfield
were entertained by Mrs Tude
Thomas Saturday at dinner.
Several from here attended the
Bloomfield fair last week. \,
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John Dorr died Sept. IL at IL o'clock
noon. Funeral services were held at
the NJ E. church at Ormanville Mon
day. Interment in the Bear cemetery.
Mrs. Sara Burkhart died Sunday
morning. Funeral services were held
at the home at 3 p. M, Monday. Inter
ment In the Bear cemetery.
John Samples two year old son died
Sept. 10. Funeral services were held
the 18th with interment at Sherman
chapel conducted by Rev. Butterfeld
Of Bloomfield.
The infant daughter of VIM. Orman
was buried in the Sherman cemetery
Sept. 10 at 2 p. nj.
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Chicago live Stock Market.

Chicago, Sept. '21.-The live stock
market follows:
4 CATTLE-Market steady to ten
higher; beeves. $4.90@s.30: stockers,
feeders. $4.30@6; cows, heifers, $3.50
$50: westerns. S4.40M7.10.
TIOGS-Market five to ten lower;
receipts, 1900: light. $9@S.35: mixed,
$3.50 $50; heavy. $s.15@9.25; rough,
s.15@s.35; good choice heavy 1880
9.25: bulk sales, $s.50@S.9o.
SHEEP-Market ten lower: receipts
s265@4.45: lambs, $5.25@7.25.
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Chicago, Grain Market.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-The grain mar
ket follows:
WHEAT--No. red. s7A@ssAc.;;
No. % red, 95@97Ac.: No. 2 hard. 9S3@
@$1.001a; No.3 hard, 95@98c.
& CORN-No. ?, 58K @54c.; No.
white, 52h@5sAc.; No yellow, 53h
white, 53h@53Nc.; No. 8 yellow, 52h
OATs-No. q 32@32Ac.: No. 2
white, SIN @351sc.; No. 3 white, SO n
@3411c.; standard, 34k @35c.
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BLOOMFIELD.

:. - = 40 = = 49, ~ = - ~|->-~ =
Mrs, Marion Eberline and daughter
OF BeIknap were Bloomfield shoppers
Monday.
Gilbert Cox and Bess Holiday went
TO Moulton Monday afternoon, return
ing on the evening train.
Mrs. John McVey was an Ottumwa
caller Monday evening.
Mrs. Cap Patterson OF Ottumwa
was in Bloomfield Friday attending
the fair.
DR.. L. l.. Pittman was in Ottumwa
on business Sunday
Bert Rosser of Des Moines attended
the fair last week.
Governor Carroll and Auditor Of
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LUNCH ON GROUNDS.
d. T. EV ANS

shin returned home yesterday after a
few days visit with his daughter Mrs
H. e. Keller.
Mrs. clint Noble was called to La
coma last evening by the serious Illness
OF her mother Mrs. Fogle:
Rev. VIM Purse OF McLeansboro,
TIL Who had been visiting in Charlton
with his mother Mrs. ]. D. Purse and
sisters Mrs Henry Bell and Mrs.
Minnie Miller, returned home last
evening
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Wanted
For Rent

Fo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FARM. $50
acres. 80 acres in cultivation, first
and second bottom, good corn land.
remainder good blue grass pasture.
Running water all year, does not
freeze. All under good fence, two
good barns and other outbuildings.
Modern house Ia rooms, built es-
pecially for summer boarders, ro-
mantle location on the banks OF the
beautiful Des Moines river, one
mile from town. More applications
from q very wealthy and select class
OF people than can be accommodate
ed for at least months OF the sea-
son. Also "a three room cottage In
Guided Will rent farm and houses
separate or all together. Apply to
w. =. Passmore, Selma, la.
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Tuesday. September q
at 10 o'clock a. M. the following pror
U.

at 10 o'clock a. M. the following prop
erty:
i ,16 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
Consisting OF two work teams,
smooth mouthed, one driving team OF
mares, smooth mouthed, one five year
old driving gelding, two road FLIES.
half sisters, one 2 year old and one
yearling, we'll matched. one yearling
road colt, one gelding years old, one
brood mare, smooth mcuthed, two
weanling colts and one team OF Gay
mules 3 years old. well broke.
u HEAD or cATTLECo Comprising
six good mich COWS, one soon to be
fresh, six coming 2 year old steers,
three steer calves and two bs.fer
calves.
as HEAD OF Hoos--Among which
are six brood sows, Ave Of then, with
pigs by side, twelve spring gifts and
the balance are spring shoats from 70
to 100 pounds.
FARM MACHINERY, HoUsEHoLD
GOODS, ETC. One Mccormick
binder, one Dain mower new, one
Superior drill, new, one ]. I. Case
gang pillow, one John Deere sulky
plow. one IA inch walking pillow. two
riding cultivators, one walking cult
vator, one Rock Island hay loader,
one hay rake, two hay ladders, one
new Chapman tanning mill two bug
gies, two farm wagons one new; three
sets Of work harness, one driving har-s
ness, Q sets single harness, set light
work harness kitchen range household
goods Of all descriptions and SIX dozen
full blooded Buff Cochin chickens, and
other articles too numerous to ner-
ton to be sold or given away Eighty
Ave acres Of corn in field. Forty-fiya
tons OF timothy hay, more or less.
Five hundred bushels Of oats. more or
less.
LUNCH ON GROUNDS.
tTERMS-On sums over SO a credit
OF twelve months will be given on
bankable note to draw per cent in.
sterest from date. Sums of $40 and
under cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for.
/. M. Reed. Auctioneer,
j. s. Reeves, Clerk.
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CHICAGO Butter and E~- Market.

Chicago Butter and E~- Market.
Chicago, Sept. 21.--The grain fu-
lures follow:
WHEAT-Dec. opened, $1.0oh q
1.0o1x high, s1.00M: low $1.00@1.00H;
closed. $1.0O1a 1905; Sept. 96Mc.;
May, S .06 n 1.06as.
high, 52Iac.: low. 5ONc.: closed, Sic;
Sept. 52K a 53c.: May, 54%c.
OATS-Dec. opened, 35c.: high, 35c.;
low. 34k@34Mc.; closed, 34H @34Ac.;
May, 37%c.
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CHICAGO Provision Market. J

Chicago. Sept. 21.The provision
market follows;
Pork-O ct--$1 1897 @19.45.
Lard-$12.42s.
Ribs-$11.30.
Rye-cash-73Ac.
Barley-56 @72hc.
Observation-Disclosures.
Clover-cash-$12
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Nav York Poultry Market

New York, Sept. Pip Poultry Mar.
ket alive, steady; spring chickens, 800
16c.: fowls, &c.,: turkeys. 12@15c.
Dressed--Market irregular; western
broilers. 10000; fowls, 141k@171Ac.;
spring turkeys. 20@27c.
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Biz Call for Lambs.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Sept. III
Supply Of $4,000 following Mondays
big run made $4,000 for two days this
week against 67,637 a week ago, but
there was again firm demand for all
fat westerns and native wethers and
lambs Sales OF these were at Nom
days rates. but an irregular call pre-
vailed for. in-between grades OF native
stuff and some transactions were at
10c decline from the previous day
Prime Idaho range lambs topped at
$3.50. while other range lambs went to
killers at $7@T.25, with bulk of west
ern feeders at 1856. Native lambs top
ped at $725. and most Of the fair to
good quality classes landed at $40
47.15, with a plain kind down to 1926,
and culls at $5@5.50. Western wethers
sold at $40, and q choice kind Of
yearlings made $3.50, with fair yearl-
ings at IS. Yearling breeding ewes
went up to $6. and fat native ewes
reached $3.50. Fair to good ewes sold
to killers at s4D4.25, with a Gull class
down to $3.50. Quotations:
Range wethers, plain to
prime 1888. .$4.2504.60
Fed wethers, plain to best 4.25@A75
Yearlings, fair to choice 5000 $50
Ewes, common to best 80. 3.75@4.50
Breeding ewes, all ages 80. 4.25@6.O0
Bucks and Gull sheep 2.50@3.50
Native lambs. poor to best. 5.50@7.26
Range lambs, common to
plain -. .. s.75@7.3o
Lambs, seconds :. 4.50@5.00
Feeding lambs. all kinds. 625@S.25
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Western League.
TUESDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Chicago. 8: New York 0.
Philadelphia, s; Cleveland. 3.
Detroit, As: Washington. 81; (sec'
ond seven innings: darkness)
Boston. 8; st. Louis, s.
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NATIVE STEER CROP.
,.noers Make up Bulk Of Supplies
and are Unchanged-
Shart Strnnliae

stock Yards. Chicago. Sept 21.--
ouiet demand prevailed in native steer
.rade There were short supplies
,,ost of the run being rangers and
native slr Stoek. Few good native
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Frank Huffman
New Phone 1356-Y
'TODAY'S MARKET NEWS

steers We're at hand and these made a
firm basis while the medium and plain
grades moved at Mondays rates. Best
at hand made s7.15. Western range
run was 1000 and market WAS dull,
though sales ghold at Mondays basis.
Top Montana rangers made 81, but
there was slim crop above $5.75, and
bulk went at $505.50.
Medium to good native COWS ana
heifers sold at unchanged rates, bulk
making $3.50@4.35: Bulls were again
firn,. selling largely at $3.S0@4.50, and
calves scored Csc advance, bulk of
choice vealers. landing at 1915 with g.
fancy lot at $40. Feeder cattle demand
was again broad and values showed
basis to loo higher than Monday.
Bulk OF 500 to $50 lib steers went at
S565.s0. Prices had the following
range:
Choice to fancy steers ...$9.25@ S.75
Medium to good steers -. 5000 Ills
Inferior to fair steers ..... 1850 SIS
Fat cows and ileifers .. 1850 100
Canning cows and heifers !. 2.15@3.25
Native bulls and stays -. $3.50 $40
Feeding cattle, 0O@t. O00,. 3.40@ 900
Fair to fancy veal calves. S.75@ 1000
Heavy calves ......s...a... 5000 $50
Export steers $3.50 7.40
Western range steers ... 465A 700
Distillery steers 1900 500
Mixers and springers (1d) 30.00@65.00
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BIRTH NOTICES.

Il. 4A-AA.s-s. te 80 3-o-s<, , 49, s-f>tl>e q
BORN-Tuesday, September 20. 1910.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Arcn Cochrell, 431
Ottumwa street, daughter.
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Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria, Sept. 2l.-The corn market
follows:
No, 3--5sc.
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St. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis. Sept 2l.-The grain mar
ket follows:
heat-Dec-$1.01h.
Corn-49Bc.
4 Oats-33Ac.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS,

Furnished by E. w. Wagner 8 Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade
Rooms Z and 8, Chiffon Block. OF.
tumwa phone 1l34: iowa phone
639-R.
WHEAT High Low Sept. Fl Sept 20
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p j B Lie
Sal

The undersigned, having sold his
farm and soon to move to Oklahoma,
will sell at Public Sale, without re-
serve, at his residence Az miles south
of Fremont, 10 miles north of OF
tumwa and az miles east Of Kirk
vile. on
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COOPERs' ANNUAL SALE or BIG
type Poland Chinas. fIedrick. IA.
Thursday, Oct. s. % big growthy
spring boars. "a big silts. from $50
TO 500 lb. sows, and sired by our Big
Elk the 1910 lib son OF the noted Paw
nee Chief, Superior Look, the 500 ID.
yearling, and Chief Price, the mon
ster boar with III inch bone. II you
are interested In the best breed
and type affords, come whether you
wish to buy or not, your welcome
will be no less, and your presence
appreciated. Come and see one OF the
grandest herds Of big hogs and one
Of the most up to date swine breed
ing plants In the corn bolt. Send for
the catalogue, which gives the de-
scription and breeding complete.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-GOOD DAIRY
farm Of 210 acres I u miles east OF
Winter, 1903 East Main ST., Ottum-
wa, Ia.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

steady; turkeys, 1sc.; fowls. 131c.:
springs, 13c. Il
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chicaao Butter and Eaa Market.

Chicago. Sept. 21.-Butter-M Market,
steady: creameries 24@2sc.;; dairies,
23@2Tc
I'm @2o1kc.; firsts. &c.; prime firsts.
24c.
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EsTRAYED--1 BAY HORSE. WHITE
hind feet. scar on right hip. weigh
1850 or 100. Phone Darner BARN.
& a25.
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N.w YORK eutter md Eaa Market.

New York, Sept. Butter Mar
.ket unchanged; receipts, 5000.
EGGS-Market UNCHANGED; receipts
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Lost
!. ~ v

LOST-BETwEEN oTTUMWA AND
Kirkville station, Sunday morning, g
light Jacket. Return to Mullers
Bakery.
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Western League.
Lincoln, 5: Des Moines, Q.
Omaha, 8: Sioux City, 2.
Denver, 8; Wichita, 2.
Topeka, 8; st. Joseph, 3.
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National League,

Chicago. SO: Brooklyn, 40.
st. Louis, So: New York. 1-3.
Pittsburg, 81; Boston, IA.
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati, Q.
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ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON.
crete blocks made house absolute
ly dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed. Everything In concrete. OF
tumwa Concrete Tile CO., Madison
Ave. VI
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LOCAL MARIETTA
Z q -. 49, = - - =
HOGS SHOW DECREASE.
Porkers are Shown at len
Twenty Cent Drop oday.
I-s54s ~ = ~ a {.
No Other Changes.

Light hogs are quoted at q twenty
cent decrease today while all oe.s.
eent drop No changes in local retan
markets.
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LISTEN! 40 ACRE FARM 35.76-174l
acres cumberland IS acre. McGrath,
Mountain View, Mo.
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FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
passenger bus. plate glass windows
McIntire Real Estate Co. Blakesbura
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For Sale

FOX SALE--S0 ACRES 2 MILES
vest Of Batavia. In. on state road.
1000 improvements. Well tiled. Dave
Ready. aBtavia, la. r. No. 1.
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FOR sALE-soME THOROUGH.
bred black Scotch Collie puppies
Cheap. Female, half price. address,
b. r. Armstrong, North Fifth and
Mclean SITS, Ottumwa, Ia. or cal
one mile east OF Rutledge.
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The Iona Land Sales
Company

Colorado Springs. Colo.
p. S.-Two excursions month from
now until January /. Liberal terms
to d purchaser.
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FOR sAI4E--NEw MODERN s ROOM
house close to bushes on paved
street. fine corner lot and ono bloch
some one. Address A-30-A care
Courier.
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CHEAP LANDS-DO YOU WANT a
good home where every kind OF crop
IL grown. A healthy country. good
schools, good churches. we have
good improved land that can be had
from $15 to $50 per acre. For de-
scription and general information
address G. A. Robins, Agt., Southern
Realty Co., Natchez. Miss. Y
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FOR SALE--6O0 BREEDING EWES,
Shropshire and Deiaine. from yearl-
ing to three year old. Pair Roman
horses. full brothers, well mated,
also pair Clyde flllies, two ana three
years old. These may be bought al
q bargain IL taken soon. ". NJ. Cas-.
ady & Son. Fairview Stock Farm.
Douds-Leando, la.
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RANGE or HOG PRICES.
Range OF hog values at Chicago cor

the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
192@255 i32@295
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oRMANvlLLE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-24
-FOUR CRUISERS LEAVE
FOR SOUTH AMERICA.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the United States cruisers California,
Colorado, PENNSYLVANIA and Washing
ton weighed anchor in man-o'-war row
and steamed quietly out of the harbor.
being destined for Valparaiso, Chile.
The division is in command of Rear
Admiral Giles B. HARDER, whose flag
ship is the California.
The first stop to be made by the
cruisers will be at Chimbotet, Peru,
5000 miles to the southwark, where
they will coal and then proceed to
Valparaiso, distance of 1915 miles
further. At the conclusion OF the
Chilean Centennial, the California
Pennsylvania and Colorado will re-
turn here, while the Washington will
proceed to Hampton Roads, where she
will become a member of the Atlantic
fleet. The Washington is scheduled
to reach Hampton Roads on November
18th.
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CHINA TO DO WITHOUT
DIPLOMATIC ADVISER

PEN'ING, July 25,-The Chinese
Government has decided to employ no
diplomatic adviser for the future, a
decision that has come as a surprise,
and TO some extent a disappointment
to the foreign communities of the Far
East.
The Wal WI Pu, the foreign gov
erning board, will depend in the flu
ture on the views and opinions Of
those of it's own people who have had
long experience in the diplomatic and
consular services abroad. The post
now to be abolished has paid a salary
of $4,000 year.
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NOTED EVANGELIST is
CLAIMED BY DEATH

HARTFORD Conn.,, August IA
Rev. Edward Payson Hammond, at
one time the leading evangelist in the
country, died at his home here to-
day, aged 70 years. During the sixties
and seventies Hammond converted
thousands as a result of his evan
gelistic tours through this country
and Great Britain, and General Booth,
father of the Salvation Army, is one
of the men whose career was shaped
by Hammond's work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-24
AVIATOR CROSSES FRONTIER,
AROUSES GERMAN IRE

DOUAI, (France), August 14.-An
cutlery is being made by the German
newspapers because a French aviator
on Thursday last accidentally crossed
the frontier. Some of the papers sug-
gested that he ought to have been
shot. lie Blanc, who is one of the con-
testants in the cross-country fight,
last night refused to shake hands with
a German officer who asked pei mis-
sion to congratulate him.
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A TIME SAVER.

Keep Chamberlain Pain Balm on
hand. It is an antiseptic liniment and
causes wounds to heal in less time
than Ly any other treatment. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith e Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
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Novelty Theater.

The Novelty is just now running a
very heavy vaudeville program with
Wise, Milton and Clarence Tisdale as
the leading entertainers. The latterss
singing is immense, while the sketch
es of the former are always attractive.
The very fine program of last night
will be repeated this evening.
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The Park Tonight.

Manager Congdon will put on beau
tiful, colored, Pathe series at the Park
this evening entitled "The Legend of
King Midas" Banvard and Franklin
will appear in one of their great mu-
steal medley acts, and Connie Marina
will be there in very funny stunts.
Miss Alma Lyndon will present some
of her best numbers, and the picture
program throughout will be new.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-24
At The Empire.

The vaudeville program at the EN-
pire will continue over tonight, owing
to some changes which will not be
ready before. tomorrow evening. The
Desmonds and Thompson will reap
pear the remainder of the week, and
tonight the picture program will be
entirely new.