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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-09
WON AWARDS AT
THE State FAIR

Among the exhibitors at the recent
state fair who won awards for their
exhibits appears the name of one OF.
tumwan and several persons in places
nearby. F. l.. Rhinehart of Ottum-
va won second place in the exhibit OF
! pen Of fowls, while he won third
place in the exhibit Of hens, both ex-
hibits being Of the single combed
rhode Island reds. In the rose
sombed reds, 3. w. Rich Of Mount
Pleasant was winner on cockerels and
cocks. Mrs. S. L. Good of Charlton,
vas winner of the cockerel prize in the
White Orpingtons. In the miscellan-
lous awards Mack Utterback of Sig
Durney took second prize In early oats
exhibit. w. P. Otcheck of Grinnell
won second money in winter wheat ex-
libit, while Carl Holden and NJ. Utter
,ack Of Sigourney took first and sec
md in spring wheat exhibited. J. w.
bittenbender OF Knoxville was winner
II awards in hive German bees, dis
,lay of extracted honey and on sweet
.lover honey. The, best cheese ex-
libit was awarded to S. Mickle 4
Sons, of Richland. A. ]. Blakely OF
srinnell, third prize on rams of one
rear and two years old, also ram lamb,
wo and one year ewes and eve lambs
uough second prize.
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BEFORE OCT. 1, 1911.
Please Send Subscription Price Of
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Before Above Date.

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that they could have time to make
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from hundreds of our subscribers and
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cause 1t does away with the accumula-
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TAX LEVY FOR
Year is HIGHER
CITY COUNCIL DECIDES ON
AMOUNT FOR VARIOUS FUNDS
FOR 1911.
ALTER STREET NAMES
Ordinance Changing and Hamin9
Streets Passes-Reports for Month
Of August Received-MInor
Matters Handled.

The fixing Of the tax for next year
and the passage of an ordinance chang
ing the names of certain streets and
naming certain thoroughfares in the
city of Ottumwa were the chief trans.
actions at the meeting of the city
council last evening.
The tax levy remains the same as
last year except in four items, two be.
ing increased and the same number
being decreased. The bond fund levy
has been increased from three to five
mills and the bridge fund levy has
been increased from two and one-half
mills to three mills. The levies de-
creased are the library and park fund
levies, which have been cut slightly.
The levies made last night and those
of last year follow
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oTTuMWA PROOF.

John w. Rice, Main ST, Ottumwa,
Iowa, SAYS: Il gladly confirm the pub
lie statement gave ten years ago.
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills.
was in such bad shape with kidney
complaint that could hardly get up
after sitting or lying down. My back
and head ached severely and was
subject to attacks OF dizziness and ner-
vousness. The kidney secretions pass
ed irresularly and my eyes panied mo.
Soon after began taking Doan's Kid
ney Pills, l improved and the contents
of five boxes restored me to better
health than had enjoyed for years
Ny cure has been permanent and con-
sequently I consider Doan's Kidney
Pills worthy of the highest praise"
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and nephew James Heady were Sum
day callers at East Lynne.
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Lutz and daugh-
ters Pauline, Celestine and baby Ger
ytrude We're entertained Tuesday AMI
Wednesday by their aunt Mrs. Tude
Thomas at East Lynee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Overture and son
Forest from Nebraska, also their son
Gerline, wife and two children are
visiting relatives in this vicinity. Th.y
came in two touring cars.
Mrs Laura Wagner and son Willie
also Mrs. Eta Eaton and three chill
dren are visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. c. j. Hagman has returned
from Fairfield where she spent week
with her daughter Mrs W. w. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Creech spent
Friday, Saturday and Sunday with
relatives at MOultOn
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

stanton Wins" the new, continued
story will begin in few days-Watcf
for the first chapters-Read 1t!
A marriage license was issued BY
the clerk Of the district court to Ed
ward harrington and Miss Effie Sallee
County Treasurer H. Glenn. Record
er L. A. Cawley, w. T. Wilson and
Deputy Clerk Clara Peterson were
among the Ottumwa visitors at the FL
don fair this afternoon.
"Stanton Wins" the new continued
story Will begin in few days-Watch
for the first chapters-Read it!
Thomas F. Keene and family left
overland this afternoon for Eldon te
attend the Big Four fair.
Seneca Cornell is visitor at the FL
don fair this afternoon, going overland
In his auto.
Harold spilman will return home
tonight from short visit in Chicago.
"stanton Wins" the new continued
story will begin in few days-Watch
for the first chapters-Read It!
sherman Kirk, dean of the bible de-
partment Of Drake university. will be
an over-Sunday visitor in Ottumwa
September 10 and will occupy the pull
pit at the First Christian church.
Mrs. Mary Dempster, accompanied
by her granddaughters, Misses Mary
Elizabeth and Jeanette Wellman, left
Yesterday for their home in New York
City after spending the summer with
their daughter and aunt, Mrs. Frank
Gephart. north of the city.
stanton Wins" the new continued
story will begin in few days-Watch
for the first chapters-Read It!
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Cramblit Of
Dudley spent yesterday on the South
Side with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Jones from near Car
bon was shopping on the south side
today.
Frank Smith from near Ash Grove
was bushes csaller on the south
side today.
J. 3. Ninemier, of Cameron, Mo-,
left yesterday for his home after visit
Ing with e. B. Thompson, 300 North
Hancock street, and with other friends.
Mrs. F. v. Earhart, 1o2 North Ran
som street, is confined to her home
with illness.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson and babe, who
have been visiting south side friends
returned home today to Fairfield.
stanton Wins" the new continued |
story will begin in few days-Watch
Tor the first chapters-Read it!
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HILLsRoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Eley Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hanna Of
near Salem and Sam Downs of Lin
neus, Mo-, were called here the latter
(part of the week by the illness Of
their father, Levi Downs He was
later taken to the hospital at Mt
Pleasant .E
Den Barney of Packwood came in
Saturday evening for a couple Of days
visit.
B. R, Boley and wife left yesterday
for weeks stay in st. Louis.
w. S. Whitaker went to Ames last
week where he has position as as
sistant instructor in soils. He Is a
senior in the agronomy course there
and will graduate in June
John Wallpaper of West Point was
In town the first of the week boost
ing the West Point fair.
DR.. Douthart and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Douthart visited last week
with the Ferree and Douthart fam
lilies here.
George Shelman and wife have
moved to the house on his farm re-
Gently vacated by Lew Douglass and
Walter Yargus and family have moved
into the house vacated by Shelman.
Miss Lola Smitz left Saturday morn
ing for her school work in Rock Is
land.
]. w. Blackford returned from the
state fair this morning.
School began here yesterday morn
ing with Earl Leedham as principal.
Birdie letter, intermediate and Lo-
villa Copeland as primary.
The fats and leans played ball here
Tuesday afternoon. The fats won out.
Mrs. Ora Laird and friends, Miss
Nessler of Mt. Pleasant, visited
friends here the latter part of the
week.
The Christian church people held a
picnic dinner in the churuh park Sun
day.
Frank Ransom is the owner Of
new five passenger touring. car.
R. E. Watts is suffering from
badly sprained back.
Orr Early returned Monday evening
from visit in Storm Lake.
Warren Copeland spent last week
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-09

with his family in Batavia and at
tended the state fair.
Miss Grace Dick began teaching at
the Centennial yesterday.
Mrs J. D. Robbins and children re-
turned yesterday to their home In
West Point
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-09
Have You Suspected Your Kidneys?

Doan's Kidney Pills correct and reg
ulate( the kidney seeretions, stimulate
heal sick kidneys and thereby drive
away backache, rheumatic pain, ner-
vousness, dizziness, bloating and other
results of kidney disease.
Home proof is the best evidence.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-09

before late this afternoon, and prob.
ably not before tomorrow. About eigh-
teen witnesses have already been sub
poeraed for the state and half a
dozen for the defense, but many more
will be subpoenaed before the case
concludes, as it Is expected by the
counsel on both sides that the case
will probably last most Of next week
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Total ........ .52h mills 51A mills

AOSoA r. Iu1IIo OIL ~ u11A
Change Names Of Streets.
/ The streets affected by the ordinanc,
passed last night with only one dissent
ing vote, are in all parts Of the city
The ordinance provides for the follow
ing alterations:
| Janney street from Main street t.
Fourth street changed to Cooper ave
nue..
Richard street from Fourth to Mil
waukee tracks and Porter avenue
changed to Elm street. 49,.
Morrell street from Fourth street
to Main street and Warren avenue in
Withall's addition changed to Fellows
street.
The street along the east side of
lots, 2, 8, and 6 in NHammond's sub
shall be named Van Buren, avenue.
Walnut avenue In Garfield park
changed to Adams avenue.
Christie avenue in Leighton's acre
addition changed to Walnut avenue.
Kirkwood avenue in Lincoln park
changed to Evergreen street.
Street in Mineral Springs addition
first east Of and parallel to Vernon
avenue shall be named Grey avenue.
Edwards street in Stiles Place ad-
dition changed to May street.
Park street at east side Of Stiles
Place addition changed to Franklin
street.
Franklin street in Franklin park ad-
dition changed to Mabel street.
Manning Place changed to Calvin
Place.
Liberty street changed to East Court
Dare street from Cara street to
East Court street and Mahon street in
aIahon's second sub changed to Camille
street.
Dahlonega avenue on the south side
of Vogel addition changed to Vanness
avenue.
Extension Of North Court street
north of the Ottumwa cemetery shall
be named Prairie avenue.
Court avenue in Court park addition
changed to Oakland avenue.
Phillips street in Mahon and Phil
lips second addition changed to Ben
son avenue.
Keith avenue changed to Highland
avenue. y.
French avenue, Kramer street and
street along south side Of Hale's ad-'
dition changed to Felix street.
Park Road in Park Place addition
changed to Arrison street.
Ford street changed to Paris street.
Tullis street in the Tullis and May
flower additions changed to Samantha
street.
Orchard street in Fairview addition
changed to Cross-cut street,
Park avenue in Fairview addition
changed to Taft avenue.
Sherman street in Hinsey and He'd
rick's addition changed to Mechanic
street.
South Mclean street In Central ad-
dition changed to Wiley street.
Glen avenue in Stevens and French
addition changed to Benton street.
Leo avenue in Stevens and French's
addition changed to Frank street.
Webb avenue in Blake's park addi-
ion changed to Greenwood drive.
Queen street in Williams sixth ad-
1ition changed to Adella street.
Street in center of Appanoose
island crossing Vine street shall be
named River street.
Orchard street Fairview changed
70 Kenyon avenue.
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ORMANVlLLE r. NO. s.

VIM. Nj. bowers and son Ray and
w. D. Eyler started Tuesday TO-.
Wyoming to look for homestead.
Miss Helen Connel IS the guest Of
Miss Edna Barry this week.
Mrs. Weatherly's daughter Anna OF
Ottumwa, is with her this week.
Mrs. Fl. Riggs and daughter Sarah
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FUNERALS

The funeral services over the re.
mains of Edward M. Bates, the well
known farmer, who died as a result
Of injuries received in q runaway, will
be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at the residence, southwest OF
the city, conducted by Rev. e. w. Faris
Holler, pastor of the Benton street
chapel. Interment will be made in the
Shaul cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-09
Miller Chapel.

Services Sunday afternoon at the
| usual hour. The pastor, w. H. Hor-
MEL D, D., will be home from his va
! cation and will have the services In
charge All are cordially invited.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-09
Oak RIDGE No. 2.

Ernest Mann will be the speaker at
Oak Ridge. No. 2, Sunday, and cor
dial invitation is given to all friends
to be out to the service.
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BIRTHS

BORN-Thursday, September Z, 1911,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Reece, 446
North Jefferson street, daughter.
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| DRAIN TILE
For prices and informationwr write
Morey Clay Products Co
OTTUMWA, IOWA
1ri-W eekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

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of tina Postoffice to which the paper
has been sent as we'll as the Postoffice
where they desire it to be changed to-
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BEATTIE ARGUMENTS
ARE NOT CONCLUDED

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(Spe5ieG fir bieic 3eituns.)
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Gin tathelifdssr 6empernemr
BON JaineiS.

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asmblanS's pereeken eeeen Sic
fatkelifd9e Kircke.

Die ruiiiidc 8esieruns bate ii1
ieiucr Seit beim @atifan oariibcr be-
ifipert. bab Die 8eihliiiie Der alirie
nir IN ibrcm Organ, Den .gcta Mpoz
~liolieae Seois", u%erpficntliht uiirpcn,
obne bieie ben romiif : fatboliihcn
giihofen burd) bic Sermittluna bcs
ruiiiihen 9einnSten beim Watifan suz
fommen 5i laiien. Sas ruiiiIte 0ainis
iterium hes Snneru bate iid crsbdlb
an Die &nrie nit bem Sinpcis acs
ipnnht. bab Der eripdbntc Ntobus bcn
rniiiihen @eiesen nidt entipriht unp,
faus Die Veroffentlifung Der 8citims
muneen bes Sutifans nidt nit Der
uebcrmitteliins Der entipredenbcn
Wife an bic romiih : fatbplilfe 8eilts
lidteit i'm NeiGc bur6 Die Hcgieruna
%bcrfniipft iein tpiro, aIc oerartiaen
Vercronnngen BON Seiten HuBlano's
nls unpiiltis betradbtet iperoen miiIs
len. Sas sleihe lit audi allen romiihs
tatbolii1en Siibofen int Heide mits
getbeilt iporbcn NIT Der Warnnna.
bab Eerionen. bic bon Der Rcaicruna
ntft ~lanftionierte. BON Der &uric auss
sebenbe elite 3ur Nnipenouns brins
gen. elmer ifrcnaen Verantnortume
n%nter5ogen perben. Iic Die ,H.
SreuB. Corr" bon ruiiiider Seitc
bort. brahte Die H6miihe &urie nun
benz ruiiiihen 8eIaubteu am Seiliscn
Stubl sur aenntnib, baS ibr Organ
yGctu Ipoifolicnc Sebis" in 3utunit
Der aaiierIihen S~eianStiHaft ibers