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CHOIR SINGER
GLAD HUSBAND
SEEKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Kimball, Soprano of
Brick Presbyterian Church,
Will Not Contest.

Il an glad Of IT," said Mrs. Agnes
Grace Kimbali. who holds one of the
osst paying and most desirable choir
poauons in the United States as nrst
oop9ano Of the Brick Presbyterian
Church on Fifth ven when told
that her husband. Charles F. Kimball, q
ol9t In the Carnegie Steel Company in
PitsSburgh. had sued for divorce.
"And what's more" she continued
WITH q smile. that 10 the frst thing he
has vvsr begun without consulting me
orst"
A0eording to Mr.. Kimball. every CEN
Of money he could spare from his earn
tngu has been spent to secure comps-
tent Instructors for his wife. He de-
elarss he a made 1t his life's ambition
to make his wife the greatest SINGER in
the world; that he conducted a newspa-
par publicity campaign to secure her
reputation. and IN short has done every
thing he could to give his wife a great
career, and In return for his
and sacrifices, he says. she has wilfully
n maliciously deserted him and their
Hg~ht-year-old daughter Eloise.
That's oil stun and nonsense" she
said In her apartments In the Gronoble
GlOtO1 WucU tOIu VI utT Huoodhu .
charges. "Mr. Kimball never spent u
penny IN my musical education In his
life. Walt a moment. though. I'll take
that back. I think he did give he Ave
emit for carfare once or twice to ride
70 the church when I was singing In the
choir In Indianapolis. But that's all he
ever ave me. The rest I got myself.
1T married Mr.. Kimball when I was
seventeen ear old In Princeton. Ind.
He was then q clerk in a railroad Of
dee getting As a month Even then he
WIS Jealous OF my choir connections
and my voice and made me give up
singing.
I'VE moved to Indianapolis and
tool up my singing again. For hve
ysass sang In the choir conducted by
Or. Franz ,Bellinger for nothing because
the Doctor gave me two lessons a week
In return. I did my own washing. iron.
ing and sewing because my husband die
not BARN enough to let us have q maid
and from then on II has been myself
and not my husband who has supported
the family.
"And as for deserving my daugh.
Ter Eloise. that Is a terrible falsehood
An agreement makes my sister. Mrs
". H. Lewis. her guardian. My hus
band gives se5 a month for her supper
and I give 80.
"Ass for the suit ] won't night It,"
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Gre sns and Powders

Creams and Powders
Dsssstt Z ksmsdeii Gold Cream.
DC .Ize. eleS b5c sizo. SSc.
PUn.peiAn Massage Cream. 7oc size.
O.ysn Balm. Isc, zee and soc.
G,,nbeis Almond and Benzoin Cream.
Giaibeis theatrical Cold Cream. l
Glmbel. Cold Cream In Jars. iee.
coisstc's TsicSm Powder. Monad
v'S aSis. ss; s'' Goa { 't Cream. senerou.
c;ols.ss'. Ribbon Tooth Paste. acc
Gimbels Best Violet TaIcum. Tee.
Gtmbels Shampoo. large jar, Ice.
Murray 4 LAnisn's Florida " ater. &c.
Gimbels Hose dor Nail Powder,
dimSsl: Nan Bleach; takes stains from
Miro-bens French Rouge vcsctai, soc.
Dorin.s Rouge, without puff. loo.
Miro 6sna Elsasis Ideal Toilet
s~%arI Corylop.,. Talcum. lib.
Wo.tShars Auxii.tor, o. size. soc.
Gintbes Bay Hum. high grade. Qts..
StSiSoeis B~rl1shtine; scftens and beau
uIlts inc n6lr, zoe.
Pinaud's Eau do Quinine Hair Tonic.
o2.6S, e1.Se, soc and toc.
Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal. sec.
Bradley's Sea- salt. soc. soc n 26c..
Colgate.s Quinol for light or dark hair.
7Sc and 60c.
bradiey's sea sslt, sec, 3Sc and 2Sc.
Gimbels Violet Toilet Witch hazei. l
dimbels' Green soap shsmpo 100. per-
Pinsud's Tooth Wash. sSe.
COlgste's Tooth Powder and special
cake Of Soap. iSei larger size. with
Br. Lyons Tooth Powder. i0c.
Sheffield Tooth Paste. Zoe.
Dent1lina TUOth Wash. fragrant and
pleasant, 25c size. lSc.
Erw1n's TRAILING Arbutus .Talcum ise.
Orris and Chalk. u H., l5c; u To-. SC.
Pebeco Tooth Paste. see.
COlgate's Rinco Boucho. soc, 26c.
EuthymOl Tooth Paste. l5c.
III Pcrfecto VedA Rose Rouge. use.
SozodOnt Tooth Powder. lee.
Mcnnen's Talcum Powder. l0c.
Gimbels Tooth Powder, perfect pow
der, l5c can. Se. Main Fioos
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to-day Of M Of the horde Of good
morning little girl" Washers who infsst
the interurban railway stations.
THIS particular specimen raj stand
Ing at Montgomery END Hudson streets.
jersey City. looking over the crowd near
the Manhattan tube train station. His
eye fell upon 4 smArtly sowned. pretty
young girl. who emerged from the sta.
ton. carrying . heavy basket on her
arm. Al the orner she halted and set
down the basket whiis she pulled on
her gloves. II was uhs mashsr's golden
opportunity.
Pardon me. but may I assist you
with pour basketf" he asked. advancing
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Soaps
OxEyn Toilet Soap. lSc.
.verOform Toilet Soap; three cakes
Of the 26c size and 25c hottie Of Vero-
form Liquid Soap. oil for sec.
Pears Soap. cake. &c.
Castillo Soap In bars. usually 3Sc.
Hii Pure Almond Soap. bars, Zee.
Imported Olive Oh CASTLE soap.
500 bar. sec.
Palmer's Skin Success Soap. Use.
.savon . 10 Vi0lctte Soap. usually
Zoe: 3 cakes. sec.
ResinOl Soap. Csko. 1Se.
Oriental Tar Soap. i6c cake. lee.
Assorted Soaps. ! dozen cakes In
. box. usually toe. at tec.
for !f IT.: { Violet o''''F'"' S"'O' .
Packers Tar Soap. cake. i2e.
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. cake.
Green CASTLE Soap. ASc q bar. usually
60c.
Colsate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
cake. 1Sc; Q for Doc.
swift's Grand Duchess Soap. cake.
1Sc.
Cols.te's Floating Soap. cake. Sc;
dozen. soc.
Gimbels Floating bath soap. &c;
dozen. soc.
Gimbcls Bath Soap. cake, Zee: dozen.
q.
Miscell aneous
Manicure Scissors. solid steel Cuticle
mi Nail Scissors, various sizes. rogu-
larly Zoe. at zoe.
Nall Files. dOublo velvet cut. solid
steel, 51s 10 = IN, cleaner a blunt
points. 25c grade. lSc.
Hair Brushes. from best American
makers, In various woods. all bris-
ties, solid back. assorted sizos. regu-
larry 81. At SSe.
Nail Brushes. imported. different
patterns. usually Doc 10 Zoe. ~ 25c
" 33c.
Bath Brushes. usually si.75. at si.2S.
Chamois skins, usually sI.5,, AZ Sii
Tooth Brushes. finest French, all
bri tie. bone handle Tooth Brushes.
regularly 25c, AT l5c.
Hot Water Bottles. guaranteed; every
bottle has been tested. 81 and 500
grade. at csc. Main Floor
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bent over the basket, opened II. and In
q sweet but commanding voice cried.
Come, Bob. sic him.
With a delighted "Gr-r-r-r" biz
ket and blithely seized upon the rs.
tunoded Washers garments. One might
say he was taken aback. as II we.
With a yell of terror he swune round
and round In an endeavor to shake
Bob's hold. BY centrifugal force no did
inally loos the grip. but with Bob went
the better part Of the seat OF the
masher's trousers.
At that moment two truck drivers.
who waiting at hand for a
forty and who had witnessed the whole
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Medicines and DrugS

Medicines and Drugs
Psrcgoric. 2 o.. zee, Z o.. Use.
Essence Jamaica Ginger. 2 o.. ies, Z
o.. Use.
Sweet Spirits Nitre. 2 o.. lee, Z OF.
Use.
Tincturo Arnics. 2 and 4 DE-. lee. Use.
Essence Peppermint. 2 and Z o.. lSe,
Cocoanut OIL. LILO. tin. see.
Pure Glyccrino and Rose Water. 8 o..
3Sei q o., Toe.
Pure Castor OIL. 3 or. use, q o.. lee.
SYRUP HYPOPHOsPHITEs COM
POUND. pint. Csc.
sYEYP %, WHITE ,,,u IT,. PINE COM.
BEEF. IRON AND WINE, contains
extract Of beef. citrate Of iron and sherry
vino. at. Ssct pit, sec.
ELIXIR CALIsAYA BARK. pint.
Eli.i. Iron. ouinine and strychnis.
Essence Of Pepsin. Z and 8 OF. sSe.
Too,hsche Drops, lee.
Seidlitx Powders. dozen. 1Se.
Pure Epson salts. H., Sc,
Pure Refined BorAx. H.. Ice.
Powdered Alum, H.. Ice.
BicarbOnate Of Soda, To-, lee.
Powdered sulphur. h.. iec.
Powdered BprAcic ACID, ~ ID. ISe.
Rochelle salts. To-, see; y, h.. isc; "
h., Nc.
Phosphate OF Soda. H.. Toe.
German Cathartic salts, H.. 1sc.
Compound iicoricc Powder. To-. soc;
u H.. l5c.
Phosphate OF soda, Effcr, escent Kiss
ingen or yichy, OF. I'll, nv, scent Citrate
Of Magnosia. 1l-lb. bottles. iSc.
Cream Tartar. u H.. isci ~ h.. sse'
iithiS Tablets, 3 grains, lSc,
Powdered Pumice Stone. French
Chalk. Fuller's Earth n Pipe Clay. In
round wooden boxes. AZ &c each.
Sulphur and Cream Tartsr LoEengos.
Alkaline A~ntiseptic Tablets. lSe.
100 Compound Cathartic pills, lSe.
100 Compound KhubarD Pills. 2ec.
Quinine ! Ills. = grains. 100 for Tee.
Blaud's Iron Pills. . grains, 100. Sc.
100 Cascara Tablets, chocolate coated,
3 aud 8 grains, Use, s0c.
WyetiTs Efcrvcscont Phosphate Of
Soda. 1,-lb. bottle. 3Sc; lib. bottle. Dec.
:, Wyeth's Effcrvescent V!chy salts. ~
h., 3Sc.
Kissinsen, zoe. subway DRUG store
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with mincipg step. hat raised to the
proper angle.
Tho young girl looked through and
beyond him with Icy glance and bent
over the basket. U~ndaunted. the masher
stepped closer and touched her on the
arm.
do let me help YOU" he said. en-
EAEinGly.
The young girl drew herself to her
full height. looked him over s%cornfuliy.
ana said:
You brute. n you don't owe On
something will happen to YOU"
"Oh, come, now" he persisted. '1st's
b chummy and
He got no furthsr. The young woman
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sixth noor OF . Beacon fin hotel. He
came to Boston after several years alb
sencc. lie learned that his father was
dead and that his mother had been
compelled to 80 to a home for The aged.
Cairns went 10 the hotel and jumped to
his death.
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Proprietary Medicines

Proprietary Medicines
Russsu's Fsts. 5es.
Wsmpols's Cod Liver on. Sss.
Lstestne. u sise. SSs.
Ponds Extract. 81 stzr. SSs.
u Rsdam's Microbs KILLER, see.
Pluto Water. 3Ss.
Hunyadi Janos. See.
Philhps's MIX Magnolia. See.
AntiphIogintine. el.25 dse. Csc.
Pfnkhsm's Vegetable Compound. OSe.
Laxative Bromo Quinins Tshlsts. lSe.
Antiksmnis Tablets. dossu. lSs.
zymoie Trokeys. lie.
stusst's Dyspepsia Tahists. Sss.
stuArt's Charcoal Tablets. i5s.
Dsndsrins. q size. sec' SOC siss. ses,
Vsucaire 0alcgs Tablsts. 5oe.
Orangtne Powders. 81 boz, Soe.
Soc scott's Emulsion. 3ee.
kilmer's swamp Root. d sxs. eSs.
California Syrup Of Fss. Sse.
VsrnAs Lotion. SOC aiss. 3Se.
Sundriss
Si.25 Hardwood Clutches. ose.
Elastic Knee Caps Or Anklsts: sllk.
usually Si.75. st Si.1S, thread. el.2S.
1t Sc.
Bath Tubs. folding. for infants; 90
grade. $3.50.
Nursing Bottles. round. &c.
Nubo Shoulder Braces. 3Se.
shoulder Braces. - grsdo. else.
Johnson 4 johnson Absorbent Cot
ton; full h.. Aec, ts-lb.. 33e.
Listers Sanitary Napkins. dos. 90.
Absorbent Cotton foe household use.
roll. 3Se.
Bath Cabinets. res. $50; o. . S.Se.
Satin Toilet Paper. 10 rolls for Use.
Aluminium Cream Dippers. lSe.
Petrvlatum In Jars, SC kind. Set Toe
kind. SCI whits. I0c kind. eei l8c kind.
lee.
Ammonia. usual size. Sci tint. isei
quart. lsc.
Cloudy Ammonia. Sc, pint. acc;
quart. isc.
Violet Ammonia, 5e, pint. iSe.
Wood Alcohol. gallon. sss' quart.
3Sc; pint. iSe.
Lime Water. gallon. sect quar-. iSs,
'1koss Water. 8 o.. s,st4 o.. iss.
Perfumed Petroleum Jelly. 3-0s. jas.
oimbsIs Throat and Noss Asonassr.,
! Nos. = aud 3. lSe. usually Coo; Nos. 5
and q. usually S5c. At CSC.
Other AtOmixers up 70 ol.aS.
These atomilegs are for wstcry eolur
lions and tos OILS, AZ Tor combnseeeas
! Of both. SCI ~ Dsss sesss
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Rosalina Barto.omer. t~wenty-four
years old. q servant employed by Pas.
quale Santana Of No. co Jackson ave.
Tue attempted suicide early to-day BY
inhallng Ems. In tie kitchen Of the San
TAM home. She was taken to Lebanon
Hospital by DR.. Benjamin. The girl,
who has only beer In this country four
months, was hOm, sick.
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Aluminium Ware

OC001 "W0&C-6VoT AlUl
Double Roasting PANS, extra rack.
1874 Z llll in, regularly $3.50, az
e2.S6; l7xl2i1 In. regularly =,
at SS.2s.
Coffee Pots, I qt., regularly $1.70,
at $50; 2 qts., reg. $50, 1t e1.7A.
Tespots, I Qt.. regularly Sc, a
e1.60; 2 qts.. regularly >2.26. ut e1.ss.
Berlin Kettles, with cover, lqt.,
regularly Too, at SOC; 2qts.. regularly
86c. at Toe; 3 qts.. reg. $l.06. at coo.
Preserving Kettles, 6 u.s.. regu-
lnrly 1920, at d; 8 qts., regularly
Sl.36, at e1.16.
Tea Kettles, 8 qts., regularly 1925
at at =, ;a'''; 81 a'''' regularly $3.50
Rice OF Double Boilers; can be
used as two separate pots; cover will
fit either the upper Of lower part; I qt..
regularly $l.35, at e1.20; 2 qts.. regu-
larry $l.70. At $50; 3 qts.. regularly
81, ut $1.6S.
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Actor Cairns Jumps to Death.
BOSTON,. March i.-Simon r. Cairns,
an actor. died last nigh,
a Jump yesterday from the
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VICE. sAO
Handled oriddlss, regularly
$c.%6. 1t o2.1S.
Round onddlss With bali handle
John. regularly Sl.96. 1t clio:
l2An.. Nc. SEAS. 1t elm.
Drip Pans. With side drop handles,
1%Hxl0I1 In. reg. $1.l6. At 80; Is
4 II In. regularly $1.l0. at ei.9o; l0x
12N in. regularly $l.66, It cleo.
Double stsamsrs, I a.. reg. $l.eS
at $1.6o; 2 qts., regularly $3.50, 1t
e2.10; Sqts., regularly q $50. 1t oa.lo.
8 qts.. regularly $3.50. ut es.3s.
Drip Pans II Z 10 in. regularly
96c, at e0c.
Muffin Pans, 6-cup size. special At
TO; nine-cup size, special 1t 90.
cembinstion Shakers, special 1t
30. fifth Heee
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Sale of Toilet Articles and Drugs

Taea look at your medicine closet and thu little glass shelf your bathroom and see how your supplies Of II
home emedam and toilet Mmdr@ are holding out Thm tM quick advantage hee extremely low prices on thu N
standard ntces and thu fnep pure GmbA preparations in hef obwGg list II
LISA Gmhd Saed WANTED Tda Goods witt all that that implies safety satisfaction md economy n
We reserve en to- limit quantities. N
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HELL0,u|TTLE0 NE;
SICK HIM, b0B;
G-R-R! B0W-W0W

Several hundred Jersey City commut-
ers joyously witnessed the chastisement
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Wooden and Willow Ware

Kitchen Tables. with strong tap
cred legs, guaranteed; regularly N.26
At Is; 4-iCot, regularly N.76. at $3.50.
Square Or Round Drop-Isaf
Tables, vanished or plain finish:
regularly &4.t0, at &S.eo.
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6foot Ironing Boards, regularly
&c, at eoc.
Vail Clothes Driegs, Of white
wood. large crying space; regularly
&c, ut A0c.
Oval wash Dasksts. large. regular
~ $l.10. ut 76c; medium, fos light
houscw, TX, regularly 60c, ct zoe.
Carpet 0setegS, extra strong; 90
ularly s6c, at &c.
White Enamel Hampers, tor bath
room; regularly $6.26, Ut $500.
Nhisk Droom 4elders, Of raffis
straw: regularly l0c, 1t 70.
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kitchen Chairs, slated back,
finished in golden oak or plain;
regularly $3.50, ut o6c.
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Whisk Broom, short handle, iOc.
Toilet Brushes, &c.
Rsdiator Brushes, Sc.
Dust Brushes, all bristle. 2sc.
hair Floor Brooms, S0c.
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pec.ally-Price
Bath HruahAa. 400.

Bath Brushes, zoo.
>All brist.e Furniture Drushss, COO
sSfsn' ss sIS:s:: n. 90.
Turkey Yeathsr Busters, 40.
Ostrich Feather busters, 10.
Wool Wall Brushes, go.
Dustlees Mope, sanitary, ~.
Oustlsss Hand Brushes, 90.
nth Ploee
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importance and variety Sufficient to say that the mstp particular housewife can come h
Sale Prices. every last item she needs frt the equipment of Kitchen. laundry, buffers pantry
and be sure that she is getting housewares of the highest possible quality. Here is tomorrow
even then, hardly more than skins the surface of the Sales many offerings:
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Kitohsn Step Chairs, natural fin
ish; regularly 81 .S6, At &i.36.
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PERPETRATORS
TIN w r Z

Kreamer's Roll-top Bread Boxes
in white or Japan finish. regularly
$1.70. at e1.26.
Kreamer's Square Bread Boxes,
medium size, In white or Japan finish.
regularly $3.50, at 11.i0.
Princess moulds in sets. reg. 80c.
at &c.
Folding Cost Hangers, reg. &c, at 26c.
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Heavy Corn Floor Broems,
well scwed. full size; re, ularly 46c
ut SOC.
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Bsstsns Dirt Cleaner, regularly &c can. 10 Cant
Rabbits Naphths Soap, regularly &c cake. II
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-13
EDDYVIlIE.

Mrs, Chas.. Oldham and daughter
Elizabeth went to Ottumwa Monday
where Elizabeth underwent an opera
ton. They were accompanied home on
Tuesday by Miss Eda Hargescheimer
who will visit for week with relatives
in Eddyvil1e. ~.
Geo. Riggs came down from Des
Moines Monday to visit his mother
Mrs A. w. Riggs who has been quite i'll
for some time. Mrs. Riggs was able to
accompany her son to Des Moines on
Tuesday where she will make her home
indefinitely.
DR.. and Mrs. Shahan went to o.
tumwa Tuesday to attend the funeral
of the doctors cousin Mrs. Joe Har-
Ian.
Wilson Byran of Eidwell spent Mon
day in Eddyville visiting at the Anna
Roberts home. a -. -.,4.
Mrs Laura Dible, Vic MCGEE, E..
Johnson and Mrs. Chal Sturgeon trans
acted business in Ottumwa Monday
Ed Myric returned to Kirksville, Mo,
Monday after spending the past week
with relatives in Eddyville.
Miss Doris Carson came up from
Eldon and spent Monday. with her
friend Miss Bernice Mcmahon.
Dolph Kussart has gone to Des
Meines to remain during the summer,
having accepted q position there.
q w. S. Keller and his force Of men
commenced work Tuesday at the sand
plant. Mr. Keller will employ a. new
engineer to take the place formerly held
by Dolph Kussart. --.. ...,
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There is no worse danger when the
kidneys are weak than the big family
Of uric acid troubles" and so, when
you notice that the kidney secretions
have been much disordered for time.
do not be surprised II you begin to
have rheumatic muscles and joints.
nerve pains and nervousness, head
aches and dizziness. heart weakness
and dropsy, attacks Of stone and
gravel, deafness and poor eyesight.
The filtering Of uric acid from the
system falls upon the kidneys and II
the kidneys are inactive, uric acid
overloads the blood. Instead of nour-
fishing the tissues, the blood starves
and initiates them. i
Uric acid has the habit of attacking
the weakest part first. A brain work.
er, will have nerve trouble or rheu-
matism. A strong. healthy appearing
person will be liable to gravel, or
stone, heart trouble, dropsy. or govt.
Acute uric acid attacks with awful
pains often follow exposure, wet
weather, overuse Of alcohol, overwork,
overexercise or excuses of any sort.
Doan's Kidney Pills help weak kid
neys to gain strength to overcome an
excess of uric acid in the blood. Persons
having a tendency to form unusual
amounts Of uric acid should try Doan's.
People tell Of relief in many seeming
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-13

CASE SETTLED

Centerville, April 1.-THE case Of
Lincoln Harbold against ]. N. Swan
for $500 damages by reason Of alleged
failure to take stock according to YER
bal contract, was settled in court this
morning by the defendant, Mr.. Swan,
paying the plaintiff, Mr.. Harbold, $1,000
and each bearing half the court costs.
The plaintiff alleged in bringing suit
that he had an understanding by
which certain stock were to be taken
before a certain time by the defendant
at certain price. The goods not being
taken and sold at loss later, the
plaintiff asked that he be made good
The defendant denied that he was OBJ
ligated to take the stock. 1t Is under
stood that friends of the men, both
prominent and well to do residents Of
Johns township, sought to bring about
settlement, and the agreement was
reached in spirit Of desire to avoid
further controversy and personal feel
ing The friends Of both are pleased
at the outcome.
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MINE
WORKERS meet
THE THiRTEENTH DISTRICT CON-
vENTioN RESUMES SEES.
sloNs At DIES MONIES.

Des Moines, April 1.-The thir.
teenth district convention, United
Mine Workers of America, reconvened
here today with nearly two hundred
delegates in attendance. The conven.
ton probably will continue several
weeks, according to union oficials,
who say that there are many impor.
tant matters to be settled before final
Among these is a new
constitution which will come up for
discussion probably next week.
The nearly fifteen thousand miners
of district thirteen voted yesterday
on the proposition of accepting the
new wage agreement drafted by
union ofiicials and operators at the
recent meeting at Cleveland, Ohio.
The, result of the balloting will not be
known for several days, union leaders
stated today. A majority of the dele
gataes attending the convention are
of the opinion, however, that the
will be accepted by the
men, who seem to favor the agree
ment reached at the eastern confer
ence.
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GAYNOR EXPECTED
TO BE A CANDIDATE

New York, April H. With the re-
turn of Charles F. Murphy, leader Of
Tammany hall, from Atlantic City, it
was declared that if the counsels OF
party leaders are followed, as there is
every reason to believe they will be,
New York's ninety delegates to the
democratic national convention will go
to Baltimore unpledged to any can
didate for the presidential nomination.
It was predicted by leading demo
Gratis that the speech of Mayor Gaynor
before the national democratic club at
the dinner celebrating the birth
day of Thomas Jefferson next Satur'
day evening would be the formal an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
presidential nomination. .A.-~ d.
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6lDWELL.

Mrs. Agnes Yenger Of Blakesbure
visited a. few days last week at the
home OF her son Frank Yengerg .,...~
T Lora Beagle OF South Ottumwa was
guest at the Scott Johnston home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs David Grooms in COM
-pany with Mrs. Geo. Johnston Of Chill
licothe visited Friday at the John
Grooms home.
Mrs. B. A. Hand and children of
South Ottumwa visited few days last
week at the James Grooms home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Lewis visited on
Friday at the Willard Upp home near
Blakesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Gates returned
Tuesday from a six months visit in
California at the home Of their SON. in
law Silas French.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson of Blakes-
burg returned home Tuesday evening
after an extensive visit here with rela-
tives.
Henry Oswald visited friends in Chill
licothe Friday.
in OttumWa last week.
Mrs. James Johnston is Ill suffering
with rheumatism.
Word has been received by Mrs.
James Johnston from Oklahoma. stating
that her brother William Garfield Is
dead. He dropped dead while cutting
wood. He was formerly resident here
and was highely respected citizen.
Mrs. Will Grooms visited briefly last
week with relatives in South .Ottum-
Va. - ssxk
John McGlothlen and family. Mrs.
Daniel Bowen and son Geo. Bowen of
South Ottumwa were entertained Sun
day at the VIII Grooms home.
Mrs. Alex Cundiff of South Ottum-
wa is visiting at the parental John
Grooms home.
Mrs John Grooms is still quite i'll
with rheumatism.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-13
O'BRIEN REPUBLICANS
,~- q, MEETING TODAY

Des Moines, April 11.-Republicans
Of O'Brien county are today holding a
convention to elect delegates to the
state convention at Cedar Rapids.
Kossuth county yesterday instructed
delegates to tho. state and congress-
ional district conventions to vote as
a unit in supporting the candidacy Of
Senator A.. B. Cummins for the presi-
Dental nomination. A. solid Taft dele
cation was elected by the Palo Alto
county republicans and instructions
were given to work for the renomina-
ton OF the president.
No republican conventions are
scheduled to be held tomorrow and
Saturday all county conventions and
caucuses probably will be over.