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New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

BrunsvIck s. 90 with mdse. Passed in 0uaran-
tine ~ $50 a A., ,-,.,
v,S, steamer Chesapeske BaiIi1o'e B,,l, - .,b rdse
Fsssed IN Quarantine a. So, 2 ~ ,,t ,,o, folk
20 the C,ld T,-,t,te., ~, - with passengers and
mdse on the Highlands a. ~ 30 n, ,,--.t.
steamer Arlo1 Cflrl. Huelya MaIch = tol i7''
Ambov Passed IN sandy Hook a. 2Sl p ~
steamer George Washington Wsert. ftt'h.u
Stl,h HdIh y SOUTHAMPTON and 1879 - ~ cabin
Arrived a. The Par = SIS . N. 2oth q. .,a
sleatner Ponce. Jobos March T. fonce 49,, ~ a e.
NAY aguez l5. 20 the New York & Tort" itF9
!" WIN y passenger. mails and mdse Ai-i'e"
steamer Potsdsm Cbutch). Rotterdam VIA Bnu-
hslr March r. to the Holland Auterira l<ll-;
MIh ,,i % cabin and 7i5 steerage g'ssenS'rs anu
hidse Arrived az the Bar az f.&t M
steamer Surname (Dutchl. Demerard March
~ ~, taramaribo y and Trinidad ~ To the @ ho.e'
butSh west india Mail with pas-ehsel''
"slls ana mdse. Arrived al The bar ~ ~
SteaIner Athara fBrl. River Plate February =,
~ 70 tIe.ni ,sl.n - lIlhidad am S"H .tI 49,. - a..
- - I t.uston 4 90. with mdse- Arrived az t"e
and southampton u. 20 the Atlantic Transport
Line With ~ passengers and mdse. Arrived az
the Bar AZ 5;25 a n
steamer Rosario ~ Glorgio tNorl Port An
tonic days. 70 the Atlantic Fruit 60. with
trHu Arrived AZ the Har al $50 m %
steamer Bermudan tBri, Bermuda March ~
to = p OutetbTidge 90. with 100 passengers
Steamer Luisiana Utah Genoa March : and
naples q, To q Richard & 90, With Il Cahin
and q. steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived
at the Bar ~ I a m
steamer Caracas. Ia Guayra March =. Porto
Gahello H. curacao l3 and san Juan rs. 70 Bliss;
Dalett go. with - passengers. mails and
mdse Arrived az the Bar 40 a m
steamer Iennyson tBrl. Santos March y. 20
GO JaneirO Bahia and barbados =. - Husk
Daniels, with 100 passengers, nails and mdse.
Arrived az the Bar az M.
Steamer Nicholas CNneo tN0rl. Port Antonio
March IL. 20 the CuueO Importing 90, with 1
passenger and fruit. Arrived At the Bar az noon.
steamer Regina 4 Italia 0taD. Genoa March =:
Naples and Palermo = 20 CesaTe COntt with "a
cabin and l. .166 steerage passengers and mdse-
Arrived at the Bar az 1890
Steamer OrOtava tBrl. Bermuda March 10 70
Sandcrson T. Son. with III passengers and mdse.
Arrived at the Ear az 0.3O m.
steamer Furuessia tI}rl. Glasgow and MoVtHe
March - 10 Henderson Brothers. With p1sseh-
GERS and rndse. Fifteen miles southeast % Fre
Island at 9:25 p n
SAILED.
Steamers TaOrmina GtaD, Philadelphia; Mon
roc. Norfolk and Newport News.
Saramacca ODutchl. Trinidad and Parainarloo:
Maude tBr) Baltimore. Estoula Dan), Phi-a-
delphia.
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TuI- RsnAN- NIARrII .
TnANsPAcrFIc NAILS.

destination aui steamer
Hawaii 'ria san Francisco l-I.ur-
lIUr ....... ...-.-. Nfrh =
samoan IsiarEs Sew zealand ana
Australia t'XreIt W.su tvia san
Ffau.i sOui century ....--.... Mch .
japan. C.rea ami china specially
adIresH~d unlyI ttla Tacuuat
t'nI.1Eu Naru .-.------ Mch 2
japan. t1rcl ard China specially
addressed oul.l tfta IacpuIsF
bc"Ala ---..-.. ---.---.- ..-........ Mch ?
Guam ana Philippine Islands tyia
san Francisco ~ = transport Mch .
Hawaii taui specially addressed flu
japan. t0ica and China Osla san
Francisco nippon Mam ...... n p 3
japan. Coree. 'lina and philippine
Islands tfia Vancouver and We
tnril. f - Empress of India Apr
liuMHi. iti au. tareH. china and
Philippine Islands tvi1 san Fran
ritrOi siberia ............ .......... . APR
Tahit.. Marqursas and cook Islands.
N-w Zealand AMI Australia teKrept
Wf.u tNtA san FfnnsisruI Mari
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The FUrre7sia. reported @23 miles east -
SANDY Hook ~ q A M yestt rday- IS expected ~
dock this forenoon.
THE oceanic. reported as 6so miles east %
Sar.- HOOK ~ noon YESTERDAY. is expected 20
dock NFI1ssdav forenoon
The ArEeurfus reported as go miles east ~
SANDY Hook 80 20 yesterday. IS expected
% dock "Wednesday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
Equal Suffrage

NJ the Garden Theatre on Thurs-i7-
March y, AZ four O'Clock. under the au-
specs ot the Equal Franchise Society.
Colonel George Harvey will speak ou
THE INHERENT RIGHT"
Mrs. MaCkay will preside.
Special notice % members The al
vance sale of orchestra seats has been
so large Tor tins last meeting of fhe
series that all seat, reserved for mem
bcrs not occupied AT tivc minutes before
tour o'clock viii be placed ON Sale
Admission 20 orchestra 81 Galleries
Tree. Tickets now on sale at the Car
den Theatre and 40 Tysons.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, March a,
1910
1910
AI,I.IN NEn

ARRIVED
Steamer Cedric tffrt. Genoa March and
Naplss to 90 the White star Line. with 4es cabin
and haS stcerige passengers and mds~ Ar
rived 80 thc lilr at ~ .n "a
steamer Hirunda tNon. Havana March rs 20
the Muus1n 81 Line. with mdse- Arrive at tho
Ilr ut lu 20
steamer "a sua. Galveston March iS to the
Southern Ifttiue en. With maae Passed An
Quarantine uf % - a.
efelr.fr 'ouus Ner orleans March To- 10 the
8 'utt.rG Tu.if. Geo. With passengers an,i ui.isr
tn.s.t il CuaIuuttur 80 % a ut
S.t.u... t'-sd.aH. h4-usni,t Mar.h a. ts the
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

a 4 q O m s. eX-Justice
Mortimer q.
Barnard. ONO r.
i;atoheiler. George Clin
ton.
h "a q e 3. Asssnblymau
Lindun. jT.
Ben net. Congressman
William s.
Hiss. cornelius y.
kiuomingdaie, r. ".
Borden. Matthew q. ID.
BOVINE. samuel ".
Eraiuerd. tsphas.
Braun. Marcus.
Brookfield. prank.
Erough. Senator Alex
dnder.
Brown. B. W. B.
Bruce. eX Lieutenant
Governor n. Linn.
Bryan. William War
zen.
Campbell. Alexander v.
Cannon. James O..
clark. John q.
Clark X S "a n. Surveyor
James :
Cohen. William ~.
Conuur. Washington +.
Costello. l.. e..
t'ragin. Edward +.
Cromwell. BoT Toug n
President George.
e. O. G K s. congressman
William ".
CCTtelyuu. George Il.
Davis. Henry clark.
Deeves. Richard.
Depew. Senator Chaun-
Cey NJ.
Douglas. William Har-
ris.
l. berg. eX- Senator
Nathaniel A.
Estabrook Henry n.
Evans. William NJ.
Finch. Edward Ridley.
Folks. Homer
Fassett. con grs ssinau
= Sl0at.
ish. Congressman
Hamilton
Fort. Govern r John
Franklin.
FrancLot. y Y. Y.
Gihhs. Herbert m.
Gilman Theodore =.
Griscou. LiOyd q.
Gleason. Albert "A.
Goddard Henry W.
tioadhrdrt Philip =.
Greene. Richard n
tllca SON. Lafayette II.
Graham. Iawrence "a.
Greene. Francis y.
Hail. benjamin r.
lfall. Ernest.
Ilammeriing. Louis y.
Hammond. John Henry.
HaKi'and. Merritt r..
IIaWes. James "
fTav k-s. Mcp0uCalL
Hedges. job T.
TIigicN. Warren
Horton. n T..
Hubbard. Thomas "
Hutbell. charles Bulk
lev
Humphrey. Andrew r.
Hunt. T.caVitt =
Hammond. John Hays.
Ikfus. William NJ.
jones. Edwin A.
Iuiliard. a. ~
ke.uer. William A
KENYON. Robert Nelson
Knapp, IVcion.
kocuiE. samuel g
Era-ke. Frederick = ~
lauferbarh. Edward
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

. Lean. William.
{ LeninaieT. James s.
/ Lewis. Richard J.
/ Little, Lutner B.
/ Low, seth.
+ Loeb Collector William
/ jr.
j L,umis. francis p.
I McAlpin. Edwin A.
Z MctoCk. John j.
/ Mckee. Moses N.
/ Mclean. Donald.
{ Mans. 4 Oharles %.
Z March. James T..
{ Maynard. Reuben Leslie
I Merriam. Arthur l..
Mulikeu. seth NJ
l MOore. Charles A.
Z Morris, NcwbOld.
Morris. Robert 4.
[ Morse. Perley.
l Morton. Paul.
/ Miller. Hugh GORDON
/ Olcott. Congressman J.
Van Nechten.
4 tOmmen. Alfred r.
] OpprnheiIneT. Leo.
/ Parsons. Congressman
Herbert.
/ PinchCt. Amos II. +.
I PIante. Guthrie II.
{ Porter. Eugene Holman
Z Porter. Horace
I Porter, William II.
] Prentice. Deputy Attor-
uey General Ezra T.
/ Payne. Serene r.
| Reynolds. James B-On-
son.
I Robinson. Beverley y.
1 Russell. Lindsay.
I Root. Senator F,lihu.
I Sackett. Henry ".
SAKE. Martin.
[ Schifr. Jacob n.
| SeligIuan. Isaac -.
I Sheffield, James r.
/ sheldon. George r.
/ Smith. Robert A. e..
i Stern. Leopold
[ stern. Louis
I Stewart. John 4
{ stewart. Lispenard.
Stoddard ilenTy l.
I Stra asbOurgeT. samuel
1 shaw. Leslie NJ f0rme-
Secretary Of the TTcas
nTy-
| Sleicher. John 4
I Spoouer. eX Senator John
e..
/ Taft. HenTy "
I Talrott. James
I Tansley. Frank D.
/ Ten EyCk. William TT.
/ TerTy. George H.
I Timolat. James o.
& Treat. Charles n
T Vanderbilt. Cornelius
. dhaTuE. * Justice
William IT.
| WauiliuE. James T..
I Wanau1aker. George ".
{ Weeks. John 4
| WetnoTc. Edmunl
| Wilcox. William *.
+ Nildman. Edwin.
. Wilson. George It
I Winthrop. Bronson
I Wifherhae. prank :
I Wooif0rI. stewart T..
/ Woodruff. Timothy l.
I Woodward. Collin m.
I WaiuU right. r. Mayhew
[ Whipplc. James -
I Wirkersham. George "
Weeks. Governor Frank
I y
I Young. charles n
. fucker. Peter.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

LAST WEN bt u ONE-
Wed Evg. NJ S-Aida. Mines. Destinr. ITO
mer Gluck: NM. Caruso. Amato. pidur. Rossi
Cond.. TosCauini
Thurs. Evg at 7.4J Triple Bill -CavalIerls
Rusticana. followed By Pipe Of DesiFe and
DiVerttssement. Mile. Eavl Iowa and NJ Wordkiu
Good FRIDAY Morning Special Matinee az
n FaTslfal Uast Timel- Nine Fremstad .
NM. Jorn. Whitehnl, Hnckley Goritz. Wither-
spoon. Cord Hertz
Fri Evg az 8. Double Bin Va HOheme and
act '. Of COppelia. Mile. Pavl0wa. NJ Nordk ir
sat Aft at l:30-Ilie MeisteT~ingeT Mines
Cfadskf. WtcEham. NM SIezak. sooner.
t;oritz. Biass Reiss. Muhlmaun Cond .Toscanfut
sat EvG S-lI TToVatoFe and piyertisse-
ment. Vile. PaVlOwa and NJ. Nordku
NENT and LAST WEEk Mon Evg. so
NRlkueFe. Mines Gads1i. Fveulstad. NM hyde
td~butt- Whitehil Hiuckley Cond.. Hertz
Wed Evg 7.5O-Die WeisteTsinge~ tSam-
cast as abovel- C0nd-. ToscaninL
At THE NEW THEATRE
To night az = TOsCa. Mile Farrar. fV
Martin. Scott. Auanian. Begue. Gisaori-,iaI-
lettt Coud.. Tango
Wed. Aft At .. Double Bill q = nam
hula and Act 7. of COppeIia. N'l-. PavlOwa
and NJ Mordkin.
At the BrOoklyn Academy of Music.
Tues. Evg Mch. 29-fFeischuetT. Mines
Gadski Alton NM JadioWker. Blass. Gorttz
ReiSs MuhiWann. Witherspoon. tord Wrrfr
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED
santos March 19-Galicia Ger. New York VIA
PernambuCO.
odessa March Is-Oppurg Gen. New York and
Baltim0re
Takau March fa-Karonga OBr). New York VIA
Singapore Hong Kong. etc
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

MlurctaUis. Liverpool. Cuuard = 81 a IN ooo q N,
A1mI Farraguf. jam. l p 90 30 ut 10 - a Nv,
it-ruUIIau. bermuda Quebec S-tsl p an I0-no = =,
: liatin, ara Booth ----.--. l2-'O u 2-3U m
Rirma. Iahau. r : ?. .......
Huron. IA 1ssuNile. CLYDE Lon 70 a.,
san Marcos. Galveston. MAJ. 1s.Oa y,
lsimrasas. Tampa. Naltury.. ft.no fr
lH'itNt tsff'huit RIet+c--- 1000 m
HH. al % .H.aH.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATUEE ALMANAC
HIGH WATEF

sUnrise 6o2. sunset. 6.i3. moon sets 455.
moons a=s. y.
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II lNI,INIrnAN. MARlII -
TIT HNTNl. WAE' " "a
sf:riucs ul4ff
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Mail Vessel
NFstff or Line closes sails
kru'nIlnE f. Bremen, NtIls q +3t 1000 a m
- N'I ff- Moni"t id+f. Prince Il 0p M 800 D IN
Erndar1. Rotterdam. IIoiI Am 0.Co m
Itoua Naples. Fabre .-..-..-
Nau1aUilo tlenffegos. Ward 12-o0 N,
'. "t QUINN ns. HaNannth, say -- ~ ? m
Arap8fpa Jacksonville ClvI@ r. 10 = ~,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

Apr 70 ssO
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

.ich - . 30
lich 20 Gao
n h eS $50
~ n ~. s 3fl
.ich 81. o 20
Il p 81 q 30
APR L. q 30
Apr Z. q 20
Apr 70 ~
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
SEED CORN TRAIN
OUT THIS WEEK
.AMES SPECIALISTS WILL AD-
DRESS FARMERS ON BURLlNG-
TON LINES IN IOWA.

Des Moines, March 21.-The Holden
Seed Corn Special, which will traverse
the Burlington railroad in southern
Iowa for one week, starts from Glen
wood today The first lecture will be
delivered at Glenwood this after
noon at 2 o'clock. The train will be in
charge of w. G.. Wagner, division
freight agent of the Burlington sys-
tenn, of Burlington, and E. H. Hunter,
special representative of the Burling-
ton system, Of Des Moines. The gospel
of seed corn will be preached by Prof.
P. G. Holden Of the Iowa State college
at Ames, assisted by Prof. B. w. Cross
ley and Prof M. L. Bowman.
In advance of the seed corn special
will 20 Prof. ]. R. Lauderdale of the
Iowa State college of agriculture at
Ames, who is going into each locality
where lectures are to ge given, and Is
securing samples of seed from twenty
or more different corn growers, as
widely distributed in the various coun-
ties as possible. Prof. Lauderdale Is
placing these samples Of corn in ger
mination box. where they will remain
one week prior to the arrival of the
Holden special, and will then be used
in the lectures and demonstrations.
The special train will consist of q
combination diner and sleeper for the
accommodation of the, lecturers and
the railroad men and baggage car
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
LEE COUNTY MAN FIRST.
D. w. McEIroy Averages a Trif1e
Better Than IS Per Cent During
~ Entire -Four Years Course

Ames, March 21.-Registrar Knapp
has issued the official list Of honor
students for the Iowa State college.
D. w. MEElroy of Keokuk, stands first
in the honor list. with average of a lit
tie better than IS per cent in all his
studies for the four years he has been
in college here.
Mr.. McElroy is an electrical engi-
neering student and has entered large
ly into the other activities of the col
lege. He served as business manager
for the 1907 Bomb, Sophomore class
play and Glee club He also carried a
leading role in the Junior class play,
given at the commencement, last
June. Second to Mr.. McElroy is Miss
Mildred Sermons of Ames, in the sci
ence department. Miss Sermons Is
an Ames girl. having graduated from
the high school here in 1906. She also
has taken prominent part in other
work of the class and college Henry
Wallace Of Des Moines, in the A. H.
has third place and fourth
goes to c. H. Schemann of Des
Moines, who is a civil engineer D. H.
Bergman of Newton, in the Vet de-
partment, follows, then mechanical
Engineering. J. l.. Nicholay, Of Post
Vile: domestic economy, Amy Par
sons. of Keokuk; Dairying, E. S. Estel,
of Marshalltown, and Ceramics, M. L.
Beecher of Mason City.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

in which will be installed model corn
planting and corn harvesting machin-
cry and other exhibits of interest to
corn growers. These special cars will
be attached to the regular Burlington
trains, the party spending several
hours in each town visited.
The itinerary Is as follows.
Glenwood, March 21-Arrive, II a.
m; leave 4:45 p. M; time of lecture
p. m.
Malvern, March 21-Arrive SIT p.
m; leave $40 a. M; time Of lecture
1880 p. m.
iVillisca, March 22-Arrive $50 a.
M; leave p. NJ; time of lecture
1920 a. m.
Corning. March 22-Arrive 1888 p.
M; leave 6:53 p. M; time of lecture,
2.30 p. m.
Creston, March 22.-Arrive 7:35 p.
NJ; leave 5:55 a. M; time Of lecture
8 p. m.
Lenox, March 23.-Arrfve 1884 p.
M; leave 9:55 p. M; time Of lecture,
2:3O p. m.
Bedford, March 23-Arrive 1904 a.
M. leave 1885 p. M; time of lecture,
1890 a. m.
Massena, March 24.-Arrive 4:23 D.
M. leave $3.50 p. m. time Of lecture,
4:30 p. m.
Greenfield, March 24-Arrive 1912
a. M; leave 1923 p: M; time Of lecture
1:15 p. m.
Osceola, March 25.-Arrive 500 a.
M; leave 1855 p. m; time of lecture.
1870 p. m.
Charlton, March 25.-Arrive 4:55 p.
M; leave $40 a. M; time Of lecture,
1880 p. m.
Abba, March 26.-Arrive 1925 a.
M; leave $50 p. M; time Of lecture,
2:30 p. m.
Knoxville, March 26.-Arrive, $50
p. M: leave 1855 a, m; time Of lee
ture. p. m.
Des Moines, March 27.-Arrive 1918
p. m.
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Great Easter
Sale

S6on~Gradeyfn Extra wide
Fancy all silk Ribbon at: .35c
Best 200. value In. all silk
Ribbon ..-.~............ 15c
&Enceptlonai 900 quality in
Real wide fancy All Silk
Ribbon .24c
EA2Oc, Value dn Ladies' Hose
Sure to please you-at. I. 15c
kAa5c Real Fine Imported
Ladies' Hose .24c
sodd sizes In 122e and 15c
Childrens Hose ......... SC
Boys and Girls ESQ iron
Clad Hose -.............15 c
teH1oh grade SIPS new style
Corset ................. csc
75c Value In Perfect Fitting
CoEsets -. .48c
In. cheaper Cursets we have
them at 24c and ...... ..19c
$50 Quality In Ladies' Fine
Handkerchief at ..24c
Unusual value in Handker-
chiefs at 10c and ......... SC
Real Fine Imported Laces,
10c, Sc and ............ 2L2c
12Ezc and 15e Embroidery
Special per yard ......... SC
/ Best quality Machine Thread,
6 spoois for ..............2 Csc
SOC Value in All Over En-
broIdery, yard soc
$50 Grade in All Over En-
hrofdeFy, yard ......-... ACC
i $50 AifyOver~Lace, good pat
tern .......--.--. ...... ZIG
IT H e F Al X
East Main
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No More
P | L E. S
No Matter How Bad Your Case Is or
How Long You Have Had II, Pyra-
mid Pile Cure Can Cure 1t.

U10 TII0 WI 9 val ~S' sss
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Half Of the suffering and torture OF
piles has never been told. Whether
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or If you are fearfully tantahzed by
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whether you have only a moderate
case Of piles, there is positive relief.
and quick too, in Pyramid Pile Cure.
You need not take for granted all
we say about our Pile Remedy. We
want it to speak for itself.
That is why we say to every person
suffering from piles or any form Of
rectal disease, send us your name and
address and we will gladly send you
a free trial package Of the marvellous
Pyramid Pile Cure. After using the
trial you will hurry to your nearest
druggist and get a so cent box OF
Pyramid Pile Cure, now admitted by
thousands to be onerof the most won
derful reliefs and cures for Piles ever
known.
Instant relief can be gotten by using
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Send your name and address today
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Des Moines river. The letter follows:
Become Live Wire. q

Les MONIES river. Inc letter follows:
Become Live Wire.
Dear Sir
You attended our Booster meeting
| OF the Des Moines River Improvement
association held at Ottumwa February
rs, 1910. and 1t goes without saying
you absorbed the enthusiasm o. that
splendid meeting. In order to keep up
the spirit of push so essential to sue
cess in the most important proposition
ever presented to the people of the
Des Moines river valley, we propose
to hold meeting at Pennington,
Iowa, March 80, 1910. Problems Of
vital interest to the living generation
and those to come will be discussed
at this meeting.
every one interested in the project
Of making the Des Moines river navi-
gable must become live wire and at
tach himself to the dynamo that
makes our force irresistible.
IF possible, let nothing keep you
from this meeting and remember
units make big things The most
powerful locomotive built cannot move
an inch or pull a pound without
steam; neither can we make the Des
MOlu66 llt0l udNlEdDlC SICou1.
VIII you become stoker in the great
enterprise and help us get up and
keep up steam>to the end that we
reach the coveted goal?
Advise if you will attend the Farm
ington meeting.
yours for a greater Des Moines
river valley,
Secretary"
Garden Is Enthused.
Among the many letters received by
Secretary Archer from enthusiastic
members Of the association, one comes
from Tracy, Iowa, from r. l. Garden.
He states that he is endeavoring to Sc
cure the cooperation Of all the citi-
zens in his community, and that he
predicts a clean victory for the asso-
citation and all people lining the banks
Of the Des Moines river In the end.
Mr.. Garden Is vice-president repre-
senting Tracy In the Des Moines Riv-
or Improvement association.
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r. j. Cation. With Hammond and
Cation on the boat and three other pas.
sengers the launch made a successful
trip to Eldon Saturday afternoon to
meet Captain Innings launch, the
"Keosauqua.'' The Ottumwans had a
little mishap near Eldon The steer
ing wheel got out Of order and the
boat poked it's nose into the land. The
"Ruby CT is cosy little launch and
was built In OttumWa. 1t will carry
fourteen or fifteen passengers. The
boat has twenty-five foot cabin and
the beam is eight feet and six inches
and swins twenty-four inch propel-
Ter. It is operated by twenty-five
horse power, two cycle gasoline en-
gine. The interior Of the boat will be
finely furnished although it was not
quite completed when the trip was
made Saturday.
Return to keosauqua.
Captain Lining and the down river
residents who accompanied him to the
city in his launch, returned to the Van
Buren, county seat Sunday morning.
The anchor was lifted at 1850 o'clock
Calvin Manning accompanied the ex-
cursion party down the river to Keo-
sauqua. #..a.
The time made by the launch "Keo.
on it's trip to Ottumwa and
returning to Keosauqua is as follows:
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river WORK
BEGUN TODAY
AT KE0KUk

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From Mondays Daily.
Rev. G. D. Cox of Avery was a bust
ness caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Stuart of Douds-Leando
was a shopper in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. E. ]. B,iley of (hi.licothe, who
has been Wis TIM. Mr. and MIS-. Robert
Olney, 100 No',a Ward street, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. G. L. Moss of Chillicothe, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
M. Lukens, 321 North Ash street, has
returned home.
Mrs. G. D. Myers Of Chillicothe was
shopper in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Bowermaster Of Fair
field is visiting Mrs. John Ketcham,
131 Janney street.
J.R. Berry Of Abba, who is a guest
of his son, Charles Berry of the East
End enjoyed visit with his old
friend. County Clerk George Phillips
Saturday. Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Phil
lips were companions years ago and
they had not seen each other for 30
years.
Miss Fife Peden of Floris passed
through Ottumwa today en- route to
Agency, where she will resume her po-
sition as teacher, after short visit
with relatives and friends in Floris.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
FAIRFIELD HOME
OF FINEST CATTLE
BREEDERS OF THE GUERNSEY IN
JEFFERSON co. ORGANIZE
ASSOCIATION

Fairfield, March 21.-(SpeciaD--
Breeders of Guernsey cattle In Jeffer-
son county have organized the Fair
field Guernsey company" the object Of
the organization being to make Fair
field the recognized home of the finest
Guernsey cattle. The leaders of the
new company are Grant NJ Enlow, c..
J. Brawner and w. B. Castell. These
men are already prominent raisers of
this breed, and one heifer belonging
to them made the entire trip with the
recent dairy train and was exhibited
to over $4,000 people as being nearly
ideal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
Exclusive
Hats
Ladies Agreeably Surprised
Hats That Are Diff
ferent.

Ladies who visited Phillips New
Millinery department are enthusiastic
In their praises Of the New Easter
Hats. THE prettiest in town." "Such
stunning hats" So becoming" is what
You hear on all sides, prices no higher
than asked elsewhere for common
styles.
Then the line of hats for girls and
little tots is exceptionally strong-in
fact it is the only complete line car
ried in the city. Dainty Doherty and
College Miss Hats should be seen to
be appreciated. In little boys caps
and hats our clothing department is
showing the Little Master line Of over
100 styles to select from-every style
prettier than the other.
Ev4rc Tomorrow we shall place on
LAud sale Hersheimer Bros sample
line of Children's Percale, Bingham and
Lawn Dresses, mostly to fit girls of
10 and IL years, but a few to fit 8
and IA years-$1.50 to OQo
$500 values choice ........ OOC
Infants French Dresses and Slips to
fit little ones Of / to 5 years-a large
assortment at IOn
$3.50, $1-98, CSC and .......... 1cC
SPRING COATS.
Another invoice Of those stunning
Long Covert Novelty and Linen
Coats at $500 elk
$3.50, $1,000 and .............. %AO
Phillips Big Store Co.