davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
Nome Banks May All CoaIesce

It is stated on good authority here that there is every possibility that there will be but one bank in Nome shortly, and that the Miners & Mer- chants, the same institution that is doing business here. A short time ago tho Miners & Merchants of Nome took over the Nome Bank & Trnst Company, and it seems very probable that the Alaska Bank & Safe Deposit Company will join the combine.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Mrs. Walter Riley, assistant at Kemp's dry goods store on Second ave- nue, has completed arrangements for her hairdressing and manicure parlor' This gives everyone an even break if you phone first.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Anderson Bros. SJ Nerland have just completed several large and ''classie" signs that now adorn the big Nestor block,
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Annual assessment-work blank aff davits on sale at the Pioneer office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09

Eyes examined free-Simpson's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

!. 1 y j I! Z!
.:..s:lUzy,'Wl!aa'nIlll Al! X lppiie,Dli sfo-
..necznych.
" Welding za,patrywania DR.. Len
kei'a, skuteozno66 kapieli s%loneczv
J. nych zaleky W wysokim stopniu cd
Sjjch: aur1zYcia. K}adzie on wlelkl ma
oisk ma to, by pocsatkowo co 4 do
5 minut, p6znlej za6 co 10 minut
przedsiebrat 6wierczwroty oiaia,
celem umozliwienla zr6wnowazenia
nleznacznych skutk6w ujemnych,
jake wywieraj4s iromienie sfon'eczz-
ne SVEN drazn1cniem kr6tko oswie-
tlouych czesci sk6ry. Nalezy prey:
tenn unikaG okoliczno6cl, ktdrc, jak
mp. wazelina, utrudnlaja parowapie
sk6ry i powoduja tworxcnlc sig
pigmcnt6w. K2pieli powinao sic
. ~. .r. -.r -
uzynaG alb Z zc}adklem zupetnje
pr6jznYm, lub tez napc1n onym:
Dc zastosowania jednej lub drugiej
ewentua(noGcl. ,s'uzy<jako kierunek
W pierws1ej linii og6lny stan zdro-
VIA i clezkosG c,a}a, potem reakcya
sk6ry, funkcyonowanie pulsu, a "
niekt6rych krytycz >yoh przypad~
kach l ob6tos6 krwi. Najwiekszaa
wage W wszystkich wypadkach.
trzeba kfa66 ma woine opr2mieenlia
ME. Jezeli zachodzl potrzeba pre-.
dfuzcnra kapieli ]sfonecznej celem
dtuzszego j t~rwalszego spowodo~
wanna wydziclin sk6ry i przelewa-
MIA sig sok6w 2 ayf do artery, a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Tepienie pluskiew,.

Mfodych ga}qzek modrzcwis,
drobno ukrajanych z listkami,
pdf lilo, nalcv'a sic 4 litrami wodA2
i ma wolnym ognin do po4owy
". gotule. Potem sig ten ''dwar
.cedzi gdy jeeszczc cietf>, macz4
SIG " n nj .Psd1tli ,smarrul,jje m%ii!e'jjsca
zapluskw'one> Zmaczana pIuskwa
nstY,chlm.ast r:ozdyma sic, ozerwie-
nleje g ginliie q .niesione ;jjaijka PEI
kaja. odwar taxi dale sic we
flaszkach dlugo przechoN a6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
PracoWaf "A g0dlz,illnl
dZiennie.

Najpracowniejsze male -rzeozy
jake kiedykolwik bYsy % ORA
King'a New Life pigulki. Kazda
piguika jest cukrem powteczona
kulka zdrowia, kt6ra zamienla s}a..
.beo66 v site, ocisia}oAt v epergie,
zlneczony m6zg Y mosieznie Shiny;
lecsy zapchanie, Dol gfowy, dreszl.<~
cze, niestrawnost malarye, 25c
" apiece M. J: Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

p ~ ehaalziize'=s' ist't' sk6,
y sod#opalelnllas;f y sffakiehb 45r raz i
d. Lenkei zalesa obxijjanie Y
przeac.eradia y ozasiaz kspieli so
income. s y 8 opalen'a q
leay ztegospowodu un,ka;d, ponie.-
watsWieksze wytwarzanie sie pig
me1tu powoduje p1awdopodobnie
wieksze oddzielanie sic czerwo-
nych cialak krwloOo6nych ! 1 ronnie-
waz pigment przeszkadza przedo.
SIG prominent swiatta pol
Pc kapieli sionecznej dr..
Lenkei kaze swoich pacYcutdw 10
dokladnem ochfcdflnnigeecln myd, tn
szowa6 Tub kspac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Il ] ,zllel,rl!,aal.flslaliacearOkbicie

poclaggu ssamooeohhodu albo powozu
NOTE spowodoiWad skalesokzgee,nfe, IA
mamie, aadfeellss,wsyvicbnlec allbD,o..
. ;,' kdfs wylaalggaajjaa BaenElseha 4
'AlruikoNsin .1ei rssaaaaidespsrego y
81 'lN e.l ,slasEst' sszyblka ppommo POI
fkuteosn I'm wsJy.lleoz1enie pewne. ~
sapparzeenliiaa gguky, 5ro,z,maaiite ranY,
ll'wsyyagyppkki;;,ttp,otppeekkanae.sra iust,schotre
op g snllaaRgnllio1t,klkl jestGnailepsza.
;Skuteczne wydeczsn1iie .sssmroroidddws y.
..225tcsw appstteeeeSM i. Kowalewlsksiitego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28


.s... -
.&.
zB6y Z .1bbq, kslsteczka do nabor
!;
s1h,,oin Roo,. zbi6r. naileIszego,
enaboienstwa j. pie6ni. koSol.lln1yccfh,
roznniaru .4x24 cali s45e
y
Z h.ro,n Rooy 0nrawna " sk6rkexe
hr,es,i 600
oprawe = khmerka' 1'o = ~
brzegl. 30
I
skorkee e. 'nfoeonym tytu1'hisn !,
zfocone Drzegl. 0"o
A
= ~ q. o.s.~,.n j; Z ON
skorke g. = 1ooonym X sua.n.e.n !.
sameoz.fe1ni,.wsw.l9sI1 s; $500 ~.
krfyz9kA 11-oo Z 2
Skarb d,tssy-zblor na1lsPs:sgols.,
s7aOoaenatxa !, -. ~.
k EsItya 8: sc es maoe1lshy' Ypl1a
Hy4h : '.-'s'1'5 s5c:
e. - 5'|''
A.,,,.;sral ~.
Ssa1o +ntnf;L;em
esol.t -; :'Yr snci
1l0 os 4
SEQ .aaszglopa..ne 4rtn1;l;ano ]
skoI a.,
NJ
Skar6 ds4ssy-w 9pl : !.
s. 100 NY ey'''lN 'o'n' ea...
Drse e. ~. ,... : .' .'..,.- . ]. y $500 80 80:
~ . &. 4
-. y hr.eo. "a. !.
: A'''''s01> -
.,- 49,. 80. ..lh3
tulikien. zfooone brzeggi... 300
Wsoo,e ozyli kr6tki spos6b nabos
IenetWa ,codzie1EegO ola rzym. i
6ni. oprawny . h6rke ze slouo
nYn, .tYtulikiem, czerwone brze-
IL. q. !. /. /. !. /. 81,
n. ...n.r- .L1~La 10.
gystse -, =.
,a ! i; 4. 4, 81
k1sa0e 11oo'' - -:
kyo'rsk-oP'aWHy.xsk oI1s
ooa'e e 49,
w. 49, % 1'''''ss !
q. ], :.s. ss.--.- -s..LL. I. !.
e' 1y ~. w,.i.:saA
$500 81 eo.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

1 4. q g ! s:
!. :. -..-- : ---t 80 !.
q, !. ] 4 : 8, = |, u
SD0sDfaDF F0dak0W
81, ], -; !; .; &C..
!; I. ! at.,, 1870 1aaa,sa Ms1ys.k'n'
cir 80 'ma.1 ~ oiykl-
uena :n,.aaz SWgsa1';'Pn =. !,
- o. III .1 49, k ~ 20
go '..; !.
laaa',1;xaa'. .pgeYaakanl Ivy,
aile t&eys'ace { aposroo
roaakpM, 5,sielplacyen ma
1 uul 81 .g1oWy Nneuraf
S4ia!, 1a 49,: E'oMy' wypa-
.aaA9nn,1upIez' zzaPa4e-
ne rs :oGz4. kata IEsl J, pol,gar-
'a- PihezlSplen!e EDdo by
f = = tss2er hHin ~ 10 ha
malafv 80 'z;a,i gHls v Mabna,
.ahnroba 1877
o1'OARea - : .'''e siOu ~.
Nasf7aa sMByyaac Z a. SPECIAL \ e g
bet i,s,al nsi i5s4lEti;J zs sss,ea 81:
HnHnZvZni ronoo non
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Telefon podziemny.

B3srdzo watnego 9odkryeia dcko-
nal angielski .iinzynier q. j. shsr,
man przez wynalezienie telefonu
spodziemoeggo, ktdry mole odds;
niezmierne using, v zyciu g5rni-
COW i PREY katastrofach kopafnias.
ln,ycb. Nadzwyoza.!nie prostY aparat
jego umozli~,a .porozumleiwaniie4
sig Z powierzchni .szie1ml; kim,
IN najdujao5m sig v a}sb, jsskimi
lob kopalni. Wynalazek Sharmana.
polega ma stw1erdzen;u ie.Eiemi4
.moznas " r6wnej mie,ze wyzyska6
do przennoszenia fAl giosowych, =:
dobre wyniki daily JUL PROXY sssto-
sowania nowsgo aparata do tele.'
wodzie. w MEDIA
lekiej przysz}o6ci beda mog45.
.okrety .w~ojenne porozumiewad sic
. . loldziami podwodpemi . 1000 stop.
cd okretp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

|ltajjnie, ale 81 aze1eg6llinio
EkdW catrozne6cI,W yyslF ,5yinns.sps, Il
E,n..alk.ry.y IN 'a.bY y, zvr:asas Nag.
1Miieejjsce, v ktdren zllozkono Is tt ls 4.
;csaaaoWw,oo, . snlanc byloft.lko skrolowlil,
lordowl C[hamberlainovi t5m
oeobom xtajjemnpiols'on,yyHn
ktdrym przew6z ,ch po,;Waiierao,no...
Nawet gluatb'eelnator Towveru ] urged
lnnliio,y jego n'e=1nal1 uiejjsea sukyyy i
klejnot6w. .Obecnje powr6ca na
dawne miejsce "a aama dlrroga Y
nniiepozoroym wozie transpo,towym,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

Per1y .uabo3sistsoa- ,ozdobne:
mlekkIej sk6rkowej orrawiie !.
,fo'ccoo'nymnl tytulliikhalem, s,lo e
brxegi. $500. .... 1886.
sG2oss Serca -Zblor mod15w ipie6n
ola dusz poboznyoh q. dutym''
ddrukiem) oprawlDeSw sk6rke. :
.looonym;. ~ t.yyt!u1llliikliem, zaooone
reg l.... 1855. 80. 1850. SOC.
Clos. 8erca-- : sdukYm drakiem
oprawna v, sk6rke, Z okuciem j
zameczkiem, = z1ooonym tytuli-
KEN, z}oeone. brxsgi. !. II. ISL 90
Ani6t Str6k Chrze6oianiina Katclika5
zbidrsmodlitw izpie6ni slu&acy
ola dusz pobotnych rozmiaru
5xs44 oallsw sk6rkowej orrawie
ze a}ooolym tytulikiem, stooone
n z. .IIs
brzegl 80 s.. 800
~ sagssss* NJ: III & @55 q. i $5
1ni6t Stvos-w sk66rko#e,j oprawie
= okuoiem klamerka, .zefzfooo-
nnym .tytulikiem, zlocone brze-
Iggl........ ....... ...... 500
4nidt Sy61-oprawny Y moona
fEanecNuas'ikitassts s}kl6iTilk glettlktiiesoklad.
ki,,zaao,eeene4bysegi sEe sszlooonym.
tyytt.ullEiilkiielmn j. ,.... 81. rs
.A1si61t 81 04-Oprawny ~ moona
f1rapnlcultsk2a sk6rke, miekkle. ok1ads
=, siocone brzagi e xfoconym
tySuilglem \. -. i. ]. $l.:5C
iW,t650r M o.obliwasyc,h nasboteahstvs
i ] pie6ni, ma duchow9 spsooiechs
ppozytek iudsi pobotnyeh Z n6z.
nych. kslag zebfsny; oprawny y
sk6rke,sz koiorowym obrazkien
nGaa. ,ek.4doe, ztooone brzegi lgru.
B, druk ... J. B. Isl. 90
sW;v5ojrsoprawny v sk6rke okp4
clein kfamerk9, zkocone 1br1e-
i C(gFabJy drl1aakk1 =. !. ....... s i. 80
Wianek ku ezci Naj6wietsse; Mary
Fanny r64nyoh nabokehsltp#a,1ssm,p
witty, oprawny wAsk6rke, zioco.
ne brEegii, : zlooonym tJtillkiem
! ofkuciem k1amerk9 . j. q
D0nina Ksi4tka do. nahozenstys
Ola w~1s.zylstlksiichl kateik6v, oop,ra.
VIVA wtaskd5rke. Aooone brsegi !
zicconym 1ttytulikiem.. 81. ~. g.
:Zbioysk msalsii5,o ola c11onk6w .
stolstlSaTSsfca JezuseWego, o..
pravny sk6rke angielska,
ess1fwone tbszeegl;iii, zsloeonym ~
tultklslns ... rs. =. 80 4gEDO$
z GoJ1sns9o wylklad Ewganger
III i. il Llekpyyai A. 6wieta.
ksii8aktka do soSwiiaesceniia zbudo-
!. wznfa dauusty chrze1coiiaahdlsdko-ka
toielkkjieei sgrasnt.osna,ihlsInn yjjal
nieniem rokkn koscieellnlpego, mai
zidwniiegjjszych olb5rzedad6w koscielr
aytclhhI, lpnssSIyI sWylieteii nabokehstwss
ddomoWego dla choryoh, droe
!n1xxy 1zdte jAkote1 4Yciorysan.
Swgiiety1zch ans esc1onyehE
mniisnowaliiobiie pT I,lee,z Ind polsko-s
kAtoIhieIksi, wacsarnejj oprs~,iie e
locaoonyJ11a l1 ttJytasllil 1sa. 30
|zypoty tfssM Ihasbo 4
ne1sszzE555lssttlklle sdnie.i q, Poeld1nue53
naaaliii1liiisirogo'dn ejszYyqlhfr6del,
5 W5YucbxSd1ie lo1ceNid0ktof6x
fikolcielsaa56 ebodiuas
0lina Bjtgchnaula.@sassys
sss xltxseel55sdnIliiss,im 4wiiftychpahsfk1feh
seHaIIa oIelkal
doIzlpp..ljjn,laoDaaAsYchc1as6
lodfpsayImlliiSao6fs
sslsydsni sgopfalxssl
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05

council in committee Of the whole and
some plan adopted Of providing for the
disposing Of garbage under city super
vision The matter was brought be
fore the council last night when com
munications were read from the may.
ors of other Iowa cities relative to the
solutions they had reached Of the gar
bage question, and in communities
ton from DR.. J. F. Herrick, former
city physician. The reports from the
other cities showed that Cedar
Rapids, Dubuque, Davenport and Bur
lington supervised the removal of gar
hage and the cities paid for the work.
In Des Moines, Waterloo and Oska'
loosa the residents paid for the work.
DR.. Herrick's suggestion was that
the city should supervise the removal
Of garbage, but that the citizens
should pay for such removal with
coupons purchased from the city, the
coupons to be sold in books Of fifty to
100 for $3.50 to $500 and the garbage
collector to be given coupon valued
at five cents at regular intervals wnen
the garbage is collected.
The matter will be taken up by the
council sitting as a committee of The
whole and a solution of the question
will no doubt then be found that will
be satisfactory to the city and citizens
alike.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05
EDDYvlL.-
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Henry, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Morris has been quite sick
this week.
The basement of the NJ E. church
will be fitted UP for a gymnasium for
the boys and the young men.
VIM. Mcmillan Of Oskaloosa was in
Eddyville today on business.
Sam Vance who left Eddyville about
one year ago to prove up on his claim
in South Dakota, has requested to
have the Courier sent to his address.
Chal Sturgeon and Lee Warner
made a business trip today to Kellogg
Iowa.
George DeTar, living west Of town
will move his family to Eddyville
soon. They will live on the Kussart
property on 3rd street.
Mrs. Ben Jenkins Of Orient, who
was called to Eddyville by the sick
ness Of her sister. Mrs. Mary Lester
received a message this morning stat
ing that her husband was seriously Ill
Mrs. Jenkins left at once for home.
Mrs. Fred Saville and daughters
Edith, Christina and Jane and son
Clyde. and Miss Ruth Morris spent
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05
THE STREET FLUsHER AGAIN.

It appears from the report OF the
city council proceedings in the Cour'
Ter today that the movement to adopt
the fusher method of street cleaning
in Ottumwa has struck snag. Inc
matter was threshed out at length
some time ago and a committee from
the council was appointed to 1nvesti'
gate and report on the advisabll1ty
Of purchasing fiusher for OttumWa.
This committee correspondent WITH
several cities where the fusher meth
cd Isl used and received favorable re
portsy.on the flusher. The committee
took trip to Burlington and witness
ed practical demonstration OF street
flushing. They returned enthusiastic
in their advocacy Of the f1usher sys-
TEN Last night the committee made
its recommendations to the council IN
a motion that the city purchase
fiusher. The three members OF the
committee who had investigated the
Ausher spoke In favor of the motion,
hut all the other aldermen who adj
dressed the council opposed the propo-
sition. and the matter went over for
the present by being referred to the
committee Of the whole.
It is hard to understand why it
should be necessary to reopen this
debate Experience has shown that
not only does the flusher do the work
much better than the old methods. but
that It is cheaper The argument that
flushing the streets would clog the
sewers is not worthy of serious con-
sideration. II such were the case 1t
would be wisdom on the part of Of
tumwa to rebuild its sewer systems
before the next hard rain.
All the arguments against the flush
er have been answered before by
cities which have adopted the flusher
wagon system. Ottumwa has investi-
gated the f1usher system and has
found 1t to be the very thing we need.
why, then, should there be any fur
Their delay?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05

visited the last Of the week with her
grandmother Mrs. Leyda Randolph
who lives north Of town.
T. A. Goodson has sold his auto to
Mr.. Silvers OF Cantril
The Greeks who have been working
on the Wabash have left for Montana.
They were about 40 in number.
Ike Sheppard returned Saturday
from New Orleans where he attended
a convention Of Masons.
Mrs. Fred Powell and little child Of
Mcberly arrived Saturday for brief
visit with her parents David Davies
an! wife.
Prof. Irvan Kinman Of Shenandoah
and Earl Kinman Of Ottumwa We're
called here the last Of the week on ac-
count OF the sickness OF their father,
Nathan Kinman.
Mrs. Oscar Galpin and daughter
Miss Opal returned to their home in
Des Moines Saturday after spending 4
week with relatives in and near this
city.
Mrs. John Pirtle spent Sunday with
her son Lige OF West Grove.
@. Z. Mcughler and wife Of OtturrE-
WI, attended the baptizing at Rabbit
Ridge Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Duckworth returned
Sunday from Decaturville, Mo-, where
she has spent the last two months
Will lleI uduSAtSIs ShSS' 49,
tor.
Miss Ida Hendrick Of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Lain.
Miss Lain returned with her Sunday
evening for brief visit.
Miss Parell Lang Of near F1oris
spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Jones.
,, Cd Snoddy was arrested Sunday for
drunkenness. He was taken before
Justice Kelsey this mornin~ and SEN
fenced to 1--WE days at hard labor.
Information has been filed and war
rants out for the arrest of Henry Cur
~ for carrying concealed weapons
and assaulting a minor and for Harry
Curry for carrying concealed weapons.
The information resulted from fight
between Harry Curry and Claude
Brown in which Curry is alleged to
have used pair of knucks. Brown
was getting the best Of the fight when
Henry Curry , supposed to have as
Saulted Brown.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05
4 A>>A%%<-<<> 49, =
q ~ III, RlCHLAND.

Jas. Wilson Of Washington was e
business visitor in town Thursday.
Curt Martin has returned from
Cedar Rapids.
H. J. Hoogenakker returned from
Hedrick Saturday.
Harry Brollier went to Grinnell a
few days ago where he will remain
several months. Rs
C. K Needham Of Washington was
in town Thursday evening calling on
friends.
Mrs. A. C. Brady and daughter Lu-
ellie went to Lincoln, Neb., Saturday
for a two weeks visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Mershon. Miss Lucille will
spend the summer out there.
w. E. Smith who spent last week on
the petit jury in Sigourney returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Olive are visiting
relatives in Wash;F ION.
Miss Carrie Prir rle has returned
from Batavia whor she has been
tea ching school the past fall and win
ter.
Donald Stockman who visited the
A. c. Brady family has returned to
Sigourney.
A special meeting of the A. F. and
A M. lodge was held Thursday night
in the Odd Fellows hall. The degree
team came over from Washington To
confer the third degre on a couple OF
candidates. w. S. Wilson was the In
structor Twenty-four members of
neeihboring lodges were present. The
towns represented were Fairfield. Oh
lie. Brighton. Winfield and Washingto
After the ritualistic work was COM
pleted the members and visitors adj
iourned to the opera house where an
elegant luncheon was partaken Of to
the number Of ninety. Mills orchestra
had been employed to furnish music
for the occasion and added very much
to the enjoyment Of the evening. At a
late hour the guests departed for their
several homes wishing their brothers
prosperity and happiness.
Hesekiah Tracy arrived in town on
Tuesday from Oskaloosa for an over
Sunday visit with his cousin, H. w
Tracy. His father was formerly res
ident Of this township.
Miss Alta Pringle came over from
Washington and visited Sunday with
her parents and other friends.
Dr. r. H. Payne and wife visited
over Sunday in Seaton, Ill, with the
latter's relatives.
John Chacey who purchased the
Richland Clarion plant last week takes
possession.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05

mother Mrs. Jane Evans Of Moulton.
Miss Ruth Lain went to Centerville
Friday to attend the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra which gave an
entertainment that night She will also
spend few days with Miss Lydia
Halden.
Mrs. P. C. West who has been v;s-
itfng at the Ed Trickler home, return
ed to her home In Ottumwa Friday.
John Ethel and little daughter made
Ia business trip to Moulton Friday.
Miss Mabel Rhoades who lives near
town left Friday for few days visit
with her sister Miss Ethel Rhoades OF
Ottumwa.
Sheriff Johannessen and wife were
Ottumwa visitors Friday.
Mrs Swinney spent FRIDAY at the
Walter Baird home in Ott,lmwu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noble were Of
tumwa visitors Friday
Mrs. Il. c. Pirtie Of West Grove Wis
tied the last OF the week with Mrs.
]. M. Pirtle.
Mrs. J. d. Harlan. Of Ottumwa who
has been spending the week with Mrs.
II. Y. Sutton returned home Friday.
Miss Mary Stober Of Pulaski Is
spending few days with relatives in
tht city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sutton visited re-
Gently with the latter's mother Mrs.
MClHIOSH MlLON, i = T.
Miss Emma Beauchamp and Miss
Irene Beauchamp visited relatives in
town Friday
Mrs. Alva Hunt and mother Mrs.
Grages of Pulaski were Bloomfield
visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wray who have
been spending the past four months
at Long Beach, Calf, returned homo
Friday. For the past two weeks they
have been visiting their son Frank To-
Gated at La Crosse Kans.
MillHrd Saunders and wife returned
Friday from spending the winter in
California.
Mrs. Cathrne Graham returned or,
Thursday from a weeks business
trip to Chicago.
Wendell Newton the little son Of
viii Newton was knocked unconscious
Thursday afternoon by striking his
head against the cement walk on the
square. He and some other boys were
playing when the injury occurred. The
doctors feared for q while that the
skull was fractured but later announc-
ed all danger past.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Dalrympie spent
the last Of the week in Des Moines.
An automobile party composed OF
VIII Steckel and wife. Henry Taylor
and wife. S. A. Lorenz and wife and
Frank Traverse and wife drove to
Centerville Friday to attend the must
cal given by the Minneapolis Symph-
ony Orchestra.
Henry Wray returned Friday from
q few days visit in Oklasoma.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-05
ROoSEVELT'S PLANS.

The Associated Press today states
that Washington paper credits for
r1er President Roosevelt with writing
letter to President Taft endorsing
the present administration and with
stating that he (Roosevelt) will not
be presidential candidate In 1917
Another interesting communication
along the same line comes from John
Callan O'Laughlin, who accompanied
| the Roosevelt party on the European
trip as far as Paris. Mr.. O'Laughlin
says:
"While Col. Theodore Roosevelt has
declined to talk to anyone as to his at.
titude with respect to the presidential
nomination in 1912, am convinced
from everything he has said bearing
upon politics that it is his earnest
wish not to be candidate for that
honor"
Continuing, Mr.. O'Laughlin states
that after being with Mr.. Roosevelt
for six weeks, II am in a position
now to state his attitude regarding
the Republican nomination a little
more than two years hence" He then
adds:
81 saw all the letters he received
from the time we boarded the Dial,
the government steamer carrying him
down the Nile, until l left him at
Paris. saw the responses which he
made to these communications. Many
of these letters related to politics.
His correspondents gave him full de-
tails of the political situation in the
United States and insisted he was the
only man who could possibly save the
Republican party from defeat.
"Mr. Roosevelt earnestly wishes not
to be a candidate for the nomination.
There is not the slightest doubt that
Mr. Roosevelt is keenly interested In
the developments in connection with
public affairs at home and is eager
to ascertain for himself the exact
character Of the events which have oc-
Cured. The information he has re-
ceived from his correspondents has
been complete in detail and comes
from sources in which he has conf.
dence
Sat the same time he does not in
tend finally to make up his mind
about many important public ques-
lions until he is on the ground and is
able to reach a conclusion based upon
personal inquiry and contact with var
ious men interested in these matters
in whom he has confidence and with
whom undoubtedly he will talk after
his arrival.
Col. Roosevelt does not appear to
be warming up to the Back From
Elba" program arranged by some Of
his enthusiastic admirers.
O al
up early Sunday morning and had a
good view of Halley's comet. The
comet this time, they said, sported a
short, curved fan shaped tail pointing
toward the sun. From now on until
May IL, the Drake astron omers an
nounce, the comet will be visible to
the naked eye, but in order to see it
they advise comet parties to get high
enough to see the horizon over the
tree tops and buildings.