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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
Lucas CO. Jurors Drawn.

Charlton, March 11.-(Special) =
The Jurors for the March term OF
court have been drawn and are as fol-
lows: ~
George Parsons, M. N Reynolds,
Grant LaFavre of Washington town
ship: S. P. West, Lemuel Agan, VIM.
steinbach, w. A. Miller, J. F. Mellow
ell, E. T. Carson, English; D. c. Faw-
cett, Roy Enslow, J. F. Braden, Lloyd
Penick, F. e. Eendrickson, High Moore
Wiley Young, L. F. Maple, Walter
Plows, A. o. Owens, D. w. Clowser,
Charlton; A. E.. Woods. Jackson; c. X.
Buzard, Pleasant; I. E. Cunningham,
Otter Creek; VIM. Lyons, White
breast: A. L. Compston, H. D. VaWter,
H. A. Schilling, John Bevan, Liberty;
M. S. Conner, Warren; Samuel Bad
ger, Gear.
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. ELOON


The P. E. O. society held a farewell
marty in honor of Mrs. Bell Ramey and
Mrs. Nellie Adams at the home of
Mrs, Elizabeth McHaffey. Mrs. Ramey
will move to Valley Junction and Mrs.
Adams to Abba.
Dale Brooks, who still lies in crit
ical condition from his injuries, has an
additional affliction of pneumonia and
is very sick.
The Rock Island railway has pur-
chased II steel passenger cars Tor
their service This makes several hun
dred that are now in use or will be
in the near future.
The Republican city convention will
be held in the K. OF P. hall March IL,
at 1880 p. m.
The Democratic city primary will be
held at city hall March IS at 1880
p. m.
The Booster club met at the K. OF P.
hall Tuesday night and made some
ARRANGEMENTS for the great Fourth OF
July celebration, and looked after sew
eral other matters.
The Eldon high school basketball
team played Parsons college at Fair
field Saturday night and made score
in favor of Eldon of 81 to o.
Mrs. H. r. Baker was given a card
shower on her birthday.
The twenty ninth wedding anniver-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. R. Spilman
was celebrated at their home near
Laddsdale Wednesday evening.
Next Saturday the educational meet
ing of the schools will be held In the
high school room. Mrs. Elizabeth Bur-
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chaser intends to build on the proper
corydon Wants Farmers Institute.

Corydon Wants Farmers Institute.
Corydon. March II. -(Special, i.
H. Smith and L. e. Goodell, two well
known Wayne county farmers, have
offered to contribute $40 each toward
holding a farmers institute in Cory
don next fall The first named farm
er has also offered to give $1,000 in
cash toward rebuilding with rock the
state highway between Corydon and
Bridgeport, four miles northeast Of
Corydon. Mr. Smith is known as be-
ing public-spirited man and the Of
fer is attracting wide attention.
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Bio Prices for Land.

Corydon, March 11.-(SpeciaD-The
following realty deal will serve to
show the high price at which even
unimproved land in this part of Iowa
sells for. The e. A. Rea 40 acres, un.
improved, at the edge of town, has
been sold to ]. E. Cravens of Kellogg,
Iowa, the consideration being $3.50 per
acre. This is about the top price for
land in this part of Wayne county, es-
pecially when considering the number
of acres in the tract. The new pur-
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LYNCH is A CANDIDATE.
We'll Known Republican Takes GU
Paper for Office Of County

Nomination papers for the office OF
clerk to the district court on the Re.
publican ticket have been taken out
by Frank T. Lynch, and they are be-
ing circulated today. Mr.. lynch has
lived in Ottumwa for the past twelve
years and has been Republican all
his life. For many years he was asso'
ciated with the Standard and Penn
oil companies, and now is at the head
of the Ottumwa Baking Co.
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BUXTON.

, The bazaar and supper given by the
ladies of the NJ. E. church last Tues
day night was we'll attended and was a
success, the ladies clearing a nice
sum. a.a
Mrs. Gus Anderson was called to
Stark by the illness of her mother re-
Gently.
Mrs Maude Thomas visited her
mother, Mrs. Mcbride in Ottumwa
last week few days. Mrs .McBrlde
has been i'll but Is better.
The. primary department OF the NJ.
f. Sunday school held an enjoyable
social in the league room Of the
church on recent Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Stone entertained her
mother and sister Mrs and Miss
Barnes from Oskaloosa last week.
Mr.. Tenant of Oskaloosa spent
Sunday with his son A. L. Tenant
and family.
Jas Masters is home from Red Oak
where he has been in school.
The Buxton teachers held the regu-
Street school building last Friday.
Several good papers and specil music
made an interesting session
+ The cottage prayer meeting TINS
week is to be held at the Mckelvie
home at AZ E. Second st
Mrs. Geo. Smith who has been in
Abbot's hospital for some time was
able to be removed to the home of her
mother Mrs. Geo. Warren here last
week.
Miss AmyWeaklim at No. IA has
been quite i'll.
The oldest son of G. Allen on Sew
enth street sustained serious injuries
to his foot several weeks ago He was
in Des Moines last week for treat
ment.
Miss Sara Tenant left Monday for
Des Moines.
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LOSES CITIZENSHIP.
1<eokuk Mans Papers Revoked BY
Judge Lands, OF Standard
OIL Eane

| OIL anne.
( Keokuk, March 11.-Yesterday there
was received by the clerk OF the super
Nor court an order signed by Judge
Kenesaw Mountain Lands Of Chicago,
|the federal Judge who assessed fine
lef $2s, o0O, 900 against the Standard on
3company that was never paid. revok-
ing the naturalization papers that
iwere issued to Hugo Axel Anderson,
1young and intelligent Swede, in keo-
1kuk on Sept. 80, 1906. Anderson's
length of residence was sufficient and
This declaration was in legal form, but
unfortunately about that time new
naturalization law passed by congress
had gone into effect and Anderson did
hot get within its provisions, he fol-
lowed the procedure laid down by the
odd laws and consequently the federal
court at Chicago finds that he was not
legally naturalized as citizen OF the
united States.
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r 8. Plowman was in Libertyville
the first of the week.
s. 8. Harryman and wife of Leando
spent Sunday at Wade Harrymans.
Henry aBtterson and family moved
Tuesday to farm they rented, north
of Eldon.
Mrs. Otis Plofman went to Glasgow
last week to spend few days with
relatives.
Mr.. andMrsA Art Casady are moving
to the house on F. S. Plowman's farm
vacated by John Hui land family
w. M. Salters died Monday at his
home west of Leando.
Wade Harryman returned home last
week after a four weeks tour OF the
south. Mr.. Harryman was agreeably
surprised on returning home to find
that more than seventy of his friends
had remembered him with a birthday
post card shower.
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Senator PIatt's viii.

New York. March 1.-THE will OF
Thomas Collier Plat will be filed in
Tiago county this week. The estate
is said to be comparatively small, to-
falling not more than s125,O0o. His
United States Express company hold
in9s were only $4,000.
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CIjffIand Chapel Notices.

Sabbath school at p. m. Preaching
service at p. M, Immediately after
Sabbath school. w. B. RamseN OF
the East End Presbyterian church Will
address the meeting.
There was fair attendance last
Sunday afternoon, considering the bad
condition Of the roads. Allan kuhns
addressed the meeting and he was CIV
en- close attention.
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MANCHESTER HAS BAND.
Thirteen Members are Enrolled and
More Musicians Will Be
AHAAH

Manchester, March 11.-At meet,
ing held here the Manchester band
was organized. For several years this
city has felt the need Of such an
organization, and the fact Of not hav-
ing one was deplored the more be,
cause of their being several musicians
of merit who would have formed a
nucleus for an association Of this kind.
At a recent meeting thirteen mem
bers were secured and it Is expected
that this number will be doubled with
in the next thirty days. Al J. Thorpe
was elected manager and Frank REG
err director
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IS AHEAD OF YOUNG.
Advance Agent of "The Money or the
Girl" Visits OttumWa-ShoW
Here March Is. 49,.

TCTC WAT VIT TT
William E. Burlock, for the. past
three years general representative OF
the Askin-Singer Co., and Harry AS
kin, the Chicago theatrical producer,
who sent to Ottumwa John E. Young
in "The Time, the Place and the Girl, "
"The Girl Question" "The Umpire
and other big musical comedies,
was in Ottumwa today in connection
with Mr.. Young's appearance at the
Grand next Wednesday. His play is
"The Money and the Girl" farce
comedy with songs. Among them are
Mr.. Young's you Can Buy Bunch
of Trouble" "Johnny's Wit" duet
entitled ''Ruby Wine" and quartet
number, "a Game of Chess"
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CESS. county superintendent, Will be
present. >.
The Methodist Aid society will serve
a dinner at the K. of P. hall Saturday
March 26th. -,
Mrs. Ida Mosley of Decatur, Ill.,
spent a few days with her 1atner'
Leb Kimes recently. .',....-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-10

baseka; Howard B. Strauss, Pine Bluff Wm. J. Bell, Faith; Wm. J, Craig, Pine Bluff; John F. Rice, Pine Gulf; ". T. Pennington, Pastoria; George W. Wagner, Altheimer; H. Rush Bar rett, Sherrill; A. D. Wildly, Altheimer; Marel Franklin; Tamo; H. G. Hanna, Pine Bluff; w. w. Scull, Pine Bluff; ?. M. Bridges, Pine Bluff; Wm. J. Freeman, Pine Bluff; Mrs. Olive l.. Cahoon, Pine Bluff; w. B. Sallee, Pine Bluff; John R. Allen, Pine Huff; Will bur Orto, Pine Bluff; Andrew M. Hicks, Pine Bluff; George A. Wall, Pine Bluff; Thos A. Hill, Pine Bluff; i; Geo. J. Wildly, Pine Bluff; David c. Patillo, Pine Bluff; s. w. Dawson, Fairfield; Arthur Young, Pine Bluff ; Marion A. Hudson, Pine Bluff.
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EDGAR BREWSTER
 ELECTED CHAIRMAN
New Democratic County Central Com. mittee Organized-JO NichOl
 Secretary.

The new Jefferson County Democra tic Central Committee met in this city yesterday and organized. Circuit Clerk Edgar Brewster was elected chairman and Jo Nichol, secretary. The following members compose the new committee: Edgar Brewster, B. ,. Kerwin, J. H. Dellmon, w. T. Wool dridge, Jo Nichol, J. A. Clement, F. H. Walker, s. T. Wair, John Ussery, J. W. Bates, T. B. Gulledge, Gus Pet ty, w. I. Johnson, w. J. Hudson, B. F. Hooker, J. T. Crawford, Ben Franklin, J. R. Core, M. H. Pipkin, J. D. Niven, J. s. Barraque, Ben Word, c. M. Acklin, John M. Oracle, l.. w. Clement, B. l.. Gocio.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
John McAlmOnt Chapter.

John McAlmOnt Chapter.
 The John McAlmont Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. E. w. Freeman. The meeting proved to be one of the most delightful held for some time, and both the program and business session were highly pleasing. Two officers were elected during the business meeting, one chaplain, to succeed Mrs. R. T. Benton, who re- signed. Mrs. R. c. Atkinson was elected to this place and Mrs. Camp hell Fox was elected corresponding secretary. The judges for the Jun- for Essay contest were also selected, and were Rev. J. I. Norris, Rev. c. c. Cline, c. H. Bolinger, R. M. Gal braith, Dr. J. L. Caldwell, Rev. s. B. Tull and H. c. Fox. The contest will be held at the close of the school year, and the contestants will be among the members of the Junior Class of the High School. The subject will be one on the American Revolution, and &, in gold is offered for the best es- say by a boy and the same prize for the girls. After the business session the following program was rendered:
 Piano solo, selected-Mrs. J. I. Nor ris.
 Paper, Napoleon and the Colonies" Miss Irene Bocage.
 Vocal solo, selected-Miss Mary Ctisreiter.
 Paper, Mount Vernon and it Care takers, Mrs Oliver Galbraith. Vocal solo, selected-Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet
 Paper, Prescription of Continental Hall" written by Mrs. Donald Mclean and read by Mrs. A. M. Barrow.
 A revolutionary reading by Mrs. F. M. Schober.
 Paper, "Boston Tea Party"-Mrs. Jchn Bellamy, of Altheimer
 Mrs. Julia Noel presided at the meeting. Among the most interest ing numbers on the program was the raper of Mrs. John Bellamy, of Attn elmer, on the "Boston Tea Party. 7. his subject has been considered as very hard one to talk upon on ac- count of the briefness in history deal- ing with the incident, but Mrs. Bel lamy delighted her audience. The pa per by Mrs. Schober was also very pleasing and was rendered in her us- ual entertaining manner. Two course refreshments were served. The at tendance was good and included the following out-of-town guests: Miss Eess Voss, of Little Rock; Mrs. John Be11amy, of hltheimer; Mrs. R. H. Whitney of St. Joseph La., Miss Mar celia Penzel, of Little Rock, and Mrs. Andrew Dowd, of Fort Smith.
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BRIEF MENTION
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Merrill Franklin, of Tamo, has re- surned home after brief business Gip to this city.
 ]. NJ. Barrett, of -Sherrill, will attend ahe meeting of the Shriners in New Orleans, this week.
 & M. Dodds has returned to his Nsme at SherrilI, after visit with gs2atives in this city.
 Miss Maude Oracle, of Little Rock arrived yesterday morning for a visit with Mrs. J. l.. Goree
 Mrs. Fred Kesterson leaves this week for Stuttgart, for visit with relatives and friends.
 Miss Willie Hooker has returned to her home at Wabbaseka, after a visit z7th Mrs. F. B. Tomlinson.
 Ed LeLaurin is spending afew days fishing at Lake Village. He left for that place yesterday morning.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier and daughter, Miss Kathleen, of Altheimer. are in the city Hhe guests of relatives and friends.
 J.. J. Woolfolk, of Stuttgart, is spending few days in the city with ATs daughters, Mesdames Garland Brewster and Charles Wall
 miss Elizabeth Burrus, of Altheim- er, was in the city Friday, the guest of friends, and was one of the attend ants at the reception by Mrs. T. M. Phillips.
 Rss. w. c. Crittenden and daughter, Miss Virginia Crittenden of Altheim- CT, leave today for New Orleans, to attend the big meeting of the Mystic Shriners.
 Miss Mabel Williams was expected to arrive last evening from Arlington, Tenn. to spend a week in this city as the guest of her sister Mrs. J. D. Wilbourne.
 Thnmas~GG---1N c -1Ntfirffte,--Ur tfirffte,, or SKerrill; J. IN Crawford, of Noble Lake; J. S. Bar Taque of Altheimer and G. B. Lytle Df Altheimer, attended the Democratic/ esounty convention here yesterday
 MT. and Mrs. T. s. Walker, of Mem phis, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit with MT. Walkers brother, F. H. Walker, in this city Mr. Walker formerly made his home in this city and has large pumber of friends, vho will be pleased to ,..greet him again.
 Mrs. Robert G. Lytle, of Altheimer, spent yesterday in>the~@ city. Mrs. Ly- tie has been teacs fling school at Wah- gaseka for the hast ternb, but her school was out Friday, and She went to Little Rock, and attended the Con- ference of Education She returned H0me yesterday afternoon.
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watches and rings, and from these tells mast. present and future happen ings. Sealed envelopes are handed him on the stage and through the aid If Mrs. Cartoon he easily tells the au- dience the contents of the notes. Del r,aine and Hamilton will also present their great singing act this week, and with new set of pictures and the fine union orchestra the bill promises to be q large and strong one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-10
THIS WEEKS BILL
 AT THE ORPHEO

The feature act of the bill at the New Orpheo this week will be the Zartoons, in their great act of mysti- lying telepathic stunts. These peo- pie have mystified audiences in the Dask Professor and Mrs. Zartoon are among the best artists in their line on the vaudeville stage. The woman
 s hypnotized by her husband and acts ss a medium during the entire per- 1ormance. The Zartoons can tell the past and future acts as we'll as
 s1swer important questions. It is stated that Prof. Zartoon takes knives
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ACCURATE LIST
 OF ENUMERAT0RS
List of White and COlOred Persons Who Will Take the Census in This City and County and Their
 Places of Residence.

On April 15 the following census enumerators, who were selected to take the census in this city. and county, will start out on a systema- tic campaign and it is earnestly re- quested that every person aid them ir their work and answer all questions propounded correctly:
 J. T. Kirkland, Redfield; Lee Schrantz, Pine Bluff; w. P. Nolen, colored, Gethsemane: H. Rush Barrett white, Sherrill; y. H. Hartson. color ed, Gethsemane; H. Rush Barrett, Gethsemane; Robt. J. Watkins, Wab-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-10
SATISFIED

Pine Bluff, Ark, April 9th, 1910. Consolidated Casualty Company of Arkansas, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Dear Sirs:-About two o'clock to- day broke my left arm on my work at Sawyer and Austin's and shortly af- terwards I met Kimball and Saunders at the plant, and they asked me to come to the company's office and see them, which I did shortly afterwards. They offered to settle the claim at that time, allowing me full time that such cases usually disable the injured. Inside of five hours after injury had received my money in full and satis- factory settlement, and I will say that the courtesy extended me and the satisfaction of doing business at home, is much more pleasant than being compelled to fill out and send away the usual blanks.
 Wishing to thank you and assuring you that I am entirely satisfied. remain.
 Very truly yours,
 T. c. LANGDON.
 Foreman Sawyer & Austin.
 -SEE- iKIMBALL, 6 SAUNDERS GENERAL MANAGERS. 113 Pine Street.
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 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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New shipment of cut Glass re- ceIved B. L. Owen. If. The Great ZartoOns at OrpheO, week of April 11th.
 Look at Loyd's Bicycles before 3ou bav. PA Main St. (3-17-1m.) County Judge James Gould left yesterday afternoon for Perryyille, Ark, on a business trip.
 SCHLITZ ATLAS BRAU en Draught at J. R. CromwelPs.
 4-1O-6t. BORN-A fine son to Mr. and Mrs. 2phn Thompson, Friday, at their home on Pine street.
 The many friends of E. G. Howell will be glad to learn that he is some what improved, after being quite sick Tor several days,
 -Dedman and Hamilton Great Singing Act, Orpheo week, April 11th. Frank Foster, connected with the Pacific Express office in this city, was at his work yesterday after being sick for some time. He has been suf- fering with the humps.
 SCHLITZ ATLAS BRAU On Draught at J. R. CrOmwell's.
 4-10-6t. FOR SALE-Match team of thor aAghbred carriage horses, sound as a dollar, city broke, seven and eight years old this spring. Good drivers, either in singe or douhle harness. Also an Embree Mclean station wag- sn in good condition. Address Lock Box POP. Pine Bluff, Ark.
 -T. c. Langdon, forer' m at the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company, had the misfortune to fracture his arm while at work at the mill yes- serday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-10

4-10-6t.
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noon.  4-1O-6t.
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NOTICE OF CLOSING.

The following packers will on Sat- urday, April 18th and on ever Saturday thereafter until further notice, close their place of business at 12 o'clock,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-10

SCHLITZ ATLAS BRAU Cn Draught at J. R. CrOmwelfs.
 4-10-6t
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SWIFT & co. = ARMOUR & co. MORRIS & co. JACOB DOLD,
 Packing Go
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