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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-23
Relieving A Bad Headache

the head IL relieved Of the axcsss
blood through the medium OF the
stomach. Give the stomach an ex-
ira task, II only the digestion OF .
cracker, or the assimilation of . hot
drink and 1t will cause the blood to
flow from the brain and into the
channels now making the first de-
,mand upon it. Nothing makes the
face more haggard, giving dropping
lines, and heavy circles under the
eyes, than this tendency to head
aches.
Granted there is no bad physical
disorder to correct, any headache
may be relieved in few minutes by
placing the fingers as indicated In
the sketch, and then begin with q
rotary movement, massaging the
muscles of the neck under the scalp
bones, gradually deepening the move.
ment till the blood tingles through
out the neck, head and shoulders. Do
not get too close to the base Of the
head where it connects with the
spine-this is for skilled manipu-
lator. If there is another person who
is able to give the same treatment,
the relief will be gained sooner.
Following a short period Of relax
alton, the muscles of the face may
be refreshed by . slight massage and
tapping the face with some aromatic
toilet water.
Questions and Answers
Please 0Sve mo q recipe for good skin
food that " sure not to gro,D hair. ThdhE-
i,o YOU for the bleaching cream, truly
yours.-A. s. II.
Reply-send me, ~ formerly, . stamped,
addressed envelope. Tho recipe will
send il guaranteed not to grow any hair.
NV body has tendency to ingro,on
nails. Hop can correct Stf-Young
Mother.
Replv-Never trim the nails close to the
skin on the sides. Trim them deeper In
the centre of the nail than the outside.
They will gradually lose the tendency.
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CHARLTON.

Rev. E. E. IlgenFritz, pastor Of the
M. E. church was called to Dennlson
to conduct the funeral of a former
parishioner.
Fontanelle, where her husband is en-
ployed in the construction of new l.
o. o, F. hall, and where they will spend
some time.
Mrs. Gilmore Markley of Centerville
came for a visit with her mother Msr.
Chas. McVey and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conner and
daughter Mrs. Jack Goater and hus-
band went to Promise City to visit
relatives.
John P. Martin returned THURSDAY
from Des Moines where he attendea
the reunion of Crocker's Brigade. Ed
Spencer Of Lucas, was also in attend
ance. Mr.. Maretin went to Allerton
on few days fishing excursion and to
visit his daughter Mrs. Cora Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepherd of Fargo
North Dakota arrived for visit with
his mother Mrs. Grover Taylor and Sis
ter Mrs J. A. Wentz and other rela-
tives and old friends. Prof. Shepherd
has been connected with the state uni
versity at Fargo for several years.
Miss Elizabeth Curtis has returned
from few days visit with friends in
OSceOla.
The members of the Charito., Gun
club will 20 to Abba September 30th to
shoot a return match. Twelve men
from this place will compete.
G. B. Bunger and daughters Meta
and Mrs. Ella A. Mack all of Central
City, arrived last evening for visit
near Williamson with his sister Mrs.
Samuel Brightwell and with relatives
here.
Mrs. E. A. Artley returned recently
from an extended visit in Edgar.
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RUSS ELL.

Rev. e. L. Stone the new Metnod1s'
minister occupied his pulpit Sunday.
Miss Frances Blanchard who mas
been visiting her parents Mr.. ana WITS
S. w. Blanchard has returend 10 Les
Moines. cu.. n,o
Miss Ida Ewald of Kansas City, MO.
came Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Bert Stech and chlidre VI
Powell Wyo. is visiting relatives.
Mrs I'd Davis returned home Mon
dov from Des Moines where she ha
been visiting relatives.
Nicholas Ewald and daughter Emma
have returned from st. Joseph, Mo-
where they have been visiting their son
and brother Albert Ewald and famlly
Miss Mae Jenkins has returend home
from Promise City where she mas peen
visiting her sister Mrs. G. Z. Calpreatn
Jeff Hancock Of Corydon Is WISHING
his daughter Mrs. Rob Lewis.
John W. Plots accompanied con-
signment of hogs to OttumWa Satur-
day night. >,
W. S. Parker of Troy has been In
Russell visiting friends.
G. G.. Mckinley has returend nome
from Sioux Falls, S. D., where he has
been taking treatment at the springs.
Ray Burrell returned home Sunday
from Canton, ILL.,, where he has beer
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley OF Hunestor
spent Sunday at the parental Thomas
Van Nice home.
u. S. Sims Of Des Moines has beer
visiting his daughter Mrs. Verne Law
renee.
DR.. D. G. Brockman Of Ottumwa has
been in Russell recently.
Rev. P. A. Tinkham went to Abba or
Monday to speak to meeting OF the
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BUILDING CANNON TO
AID DEMONSTRATION

San Francisco, Sept. 21.-Construc-
ton of a cannon $50 feet long and six
feet in diameter was begun today at
the Panama-Pacif1c exposition under
the supervision Of the United States
bureau of mines.
The big gun Is to be used in connec-
ton with the celebration of mining
week, which began today, and will be
used to demonstrate how mine dust
explosions occur. The gun will be
loaded with coal dust, which will be
fired by the explosion of small cal
lber cannon inside the big gun.
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IT am not. I'm sick and disguised
and miserable, and can't eat or sleep

81 am not. I'm sick and Disguised
and miserable, and l can't eat or sleep
-"
mo? I thought you were dining
rather regularly"
what do you mean? Oh. with Nan
ME Bell? That's only business. she's
doing the writing end on my series
for the Dispatch I didn't think
you'd mind"
"Why should mind?
"Why?" He glanced beyond her to
be sure of privacy and caught ner
suddenly in his arms. 'ThaIs why,
he told her, after minute. Because
Won happen to be the only woman
that can upset my life for better or
worse do you see? dropped every
thing when I got your cable ana cams
over. | understand how you felt Ana
when 7 got here couldn't find YOU
so 7 did the next best thing. | was
going to rent the old studio because
knew you'd come back here some
time"
LET me CO." she said, struggling
Somebody's coming.
Mr.. Betz whistled jovially as ne
approached, perhaps as a kindly sig
nal of warning.
well" he asked, what do you
think about it?">~
seabury beamed on him, his nanos
deep in his pockets. .
1--WE are going to take 1t olrectiJ
after the wedding, Betz. Fix up your
lease" tIs
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Earle, and then, don't you know, I've
got another chance to rent right
away"
"Have you?" She looked at him
doubtfully. It did not seem as if any
one else could ever want the old
studio so much as herself. After
eight months it looked more inviting
than ever "I'm sorry, but | must
give myself a chance to think it over.
I'll phone early in the morning"
She went out into the square and
sat down near the fountain, trying to
make up her mind. 1t had been eight
months since she had left there. Sea-
bury had received his appointment as
staff artist at the front, and it had
meant so much to his whole career.
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Eldon News

Howard Hague of Newton, Kans..
has gone to Excelsior Springs after q
visit with his brother-in law w. K.
Lutz here
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duffy leave for
Rochester where Mr.. Duff will enter the
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lubold Of Grand
Ridge, ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. Lubold's
brother VIM. Aubry.
C. w. Weber and w. H. Grow made
a business trip to Ottumwa Monday.
Dewey Holland returned from Iowa
City after visit with Ned Lutz.
VIM. Bray and Miss Sylvia Crow left
Monday morning for California and
other points. While gone they will
visit the Panama exposition. They ~
pect to be gone about five weeks.
Mrs. Vina Robinson Of Oklahoma ~
turned home Saturday after visit q
the J. 8. Barley home.
H. o. Grow Of Fairfield spent Sunday
at home.
J. walter Matlock spent Sunday in
Fairfield with his wife.
Mrs Van Baldwin entertained Friday
afternoon. The hall was beautifully
decorated with golden rod and golden
glow. The afternoon was spent by tho
ladies in playing progressive bridge and
rock, after which Mrs. c. A. Owen, Jr.,
opened the many beautiful packages
received from the guests for little Rob-
ert Baldwin. They were served delicious
refreshments at Barley den. Those
present were Mrs E. E. Weber, Mrs.
c. c. Weber, Mrs. Omer Cresap, Mrs.
Earl Swords, Mrs. VIM. Friend, Mrs. H.
R. Ritz, Mrs Ike Deford, Mrs. Van V.
Baldwin, Mrs. Elmer Trimey, Mrs. Eta
Baldwin, Mrs. c. A. Owen, .Jr., Mrs.
Alice Hinkley, Mrs. c. j. Robinson and
little daughter, Mrs. Joe Robinson, Mrs.
E. Moore and daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kephart, Mrs. F.. w. Davis, Mrs. Frank
Weber, Mrs. o. K. Vass, Mrs. Ira Israel,
Mrs. A. D. Foster, Mrs Geo. Trott, Mrs.
r. d. Grow, Mrs. G. c. Boxx, Mrs Geo.
Roberts, Mrs. Frank Shore, Miss Ethel
Conrad and Clara Heinz.
Mrs. j. w. Brown and James Reed
attended the show in Trenton Saturday, !.
The Hotel Eldon will be under ne1
management from now on. Mr.. "
Mrs. Haydock giving possession tod \
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RICHLAND.

HODSO0 RoSLloT was q ouoAAos -
tor in Packwood Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Pringle was an Ottum-
wa visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pendraft and
Charles Horning and family are vislt-
ing relatives in Clarinda.
Mrs, John Brady of Hedr1ck, arrived
a few days since to spend the w1ntcr
here with her daughter Bernlce VINO ls
one of the teachers in our school.
Reece Haworth has returned from
Nebraska where he visited his daugn-
ter. ,a
Mrs: Mike Eulis, Mrs. Jas. Harris
and daughter jamie have returned from
a visit with friends in Ollie.
Miss Lucille Kent is guest at the
home of her uncle, John Kent.
Mrs. Arch Rudd of Keithsburg, IS
visiting relatives near town.
Miss Ruth Goodrich came nome Ell.
dav evening from Oskaloosa to speno
Saturday with her parents anu
friends.
Miss Julia Johnson has entered
Drake university in Des MONIES.
Mrs. Silas Bates will go 10 Chicaso
soon to make that her future nome
with her daughter Mrs. Sallle Hill.
Friday afternoon the Womans cup
met with Miss George BosWortn a.
her country home, two and nail mlies
east of town, where they were deilgnt-
fully entertained.
Mrs. Cynthia Stuber Of Eddyvlle,,
visited relatives in town last week anu
attended the old settlers meetlng.
The Richland commercial closeu
their weekly open air concerts 1ast
Thursday night Prof. Dayton OF ",
tumwa will continue to INSTRUCT tnem
once a week during the winter.
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men Of the Presbyterian church Of AL
bia on Monday night.
A, B. Clinton made business trip to
Abba Monday.
]. H. Fox made business trip to
Ottumwa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Jennings OF
WOODBURY. are visiting at the parental
6. S. Jennings and e. E. Loynachan
homes.
Sylvester Drake and family Of Char
iton are moving into the Henry Johns
property In the west part Of town.
w. c.. Brawdy Of Lockman has been
visiting his daughter Ethel Brawdy
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Peetie and the Bees.

The next day Peetie and Jackie
Bow Wow went out to look at their
garden Nothing had come up in it,
but by this time they knew better
than to expect anything to grow there
weren't we foolish to think bones
would grown" said Peetie.
Every foolish" agreed Jackie. but,
say, we can dig up the dog biscuit and
puppy cakes we planted, and eat
them. They will be good
ITO be sure!" cried Peetie, quite
delighted. and they dug so fast that
the dirt flew up in shower, and Mr..
Cock A. Doodle, the big rooster,
thought It was raining sand. :
Well, after they had eaten up all
the pieces of biscuit and cake, Peetle
and Jackie started to take walk
They had not gone very far before
they heard rustling in some bushes
that were beside the path, and they
Jumped back, just the least bit afraid
maybe that's a fox!" said Peetie
in whisper.
ut didn't sound like fox" answer
ed his brother. 1T may have been
those two bad owls that once before
scared us when We ran away
Just then the rustling became loud
er and what should come out of the
bushes but a great, big, shaggy black
dog.
Al first Peetie and Jackie feared
they were going to be frightened, 1or
the big dog looked at them quite say,
aEely they thought, but the very nex'
instant he began to smile, ana tnen
he sang this little song, which goes
like one of the nice tunes the Klno
ergarten children sing. don't kno"
which one, but perhaps some OF you
can tell. Anyhow, this is the song:
"I'ye travelled many weary miles
And now I am alone,
Il within these dark and dreary WOODS
where there is not bone.
nray YOU kindly, little dogs,
Conld YOU lend me some money
nr n your purse is empty, quite, i
please give me bread and honey. 4
n am so tired, I'm growing old,
NV eyesight is not good.
cannot see my way back home,
I'd 20 there If I could.
perchance you two know of spot,
: where stands a fairy cupboard.
And, II you do, please telephone
To dear old Mother Hupparo'
"who are you, If one may ask" In
nuired Jackie, when the big black ooe
mad ceased singing, and mad maze
low bow. 49,, ,h,
am?" asked the dog, who had sung
.why. l am surprised at you. an
ne only dog Mother Hubbard eve
mad. she went to get me a bone, put
very foolishly went out to see
circus parade while she was gone
and I lost my way back home. ive
been lost ever since and I'm gettlne
fired Of It. I don't s'pose you Kno"
where I live, do you"
ono" answered Peetie and JACKIE
together. Eve don't"
81 was afraid you didn't" resumed
Mother Hubbard's dog. by the way
M, haven't any honey about you,
s'pose?" and he looked at tnem very
sharply. noo,o .we
haven't. What is honey"
81 am once more surprised, wen,
on the big dog. why, honey is sweet
stun made by a bee, from flowers
and It is the most delicious morsel
Won ever tasted 1t makes my NOUN
water even to thing of it," and hon.
estly If that dogs mouth didn't get
full Of water then and there, which
was a good thing, as he was very
thirsty. ~ &c,
1T sounds fne," spoke Jackie. y
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r EADACHES for the most part
II are due to congestion Of blood
= in the head. The relief con-
sequently is to induce the blood to
circulate freely, when nature cor
reefs the trouble herself. frequently
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-23

A man who has just returned from
northern Mexico and southern Texas
says that the Americans along the
border think that the only man in the
world who is worse than Villa is Car
rama.
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FARsoN.

The protracted meetings at the Bap.
fist church are processing nicely.
Gospel teams from Ollie, Pekin and
Washington are expected next week to
help in the meetings.
Mrs. A. E. Green and family OF
Bladensburg, moved into one Of the
of town the first Of the week.
Leo Whitmore and John Glenn OF
Bladensburg, left overland in the form.
er's car for Cedar Falls Monday. Both
these gentlemen are going to attend
college there this coming school year.
L. H. Johnson of Competine, pur-
chased the Alex Lynch property, east
of town, last week.
Joseph Kupko of Martinsburg, was a
caller in town Friday.
Ed Downey of Lamont, is assisting
H. Skinner in his barber work.
G. A. Dickey returned Wednesday
from Kansas City where he purchased
two car loads of cattle.
H. H. Dickens of Oskaloosa, pur
chased a load of cattle which arrived
Friday which he placed on his farm
north of town.
Rev. L. G. Moore and family left for
Blakesburg Friday, where he will take
up the PASTORAL duties of that charge.
Mrs. ]. L. Lemberger who mas been
visiting at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. F. L. Warder returned to her
home in Ottumwa Saturday morning.
Geo. Sauer who accompanied his
daughter Blanche to Cedar Falls where
she is attending school, came home
Thursday.
Percy Whitmore was business call
er in Ottumwa Saturday.
The Misses Eva and Ruth Whiting.
ton who are attending school at Delta
spent Sunday with their parents.
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Mont, and with her daughter Mrs.
Geneva Artley.
Mrs. W. A. Ross and Mrs j. T.
Cheney Of Leroy were visitors in this
city yesterday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-23

The net balance in the general fund
in the United States treasury at the
close of business September 13 was
s49,99O,237 compared with net bal
ance of $131,390,515 on the cores
ponding date two years ago. The
present administration has spent
$31,935, 900 more than it's revenue
since the first Of july
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Evening Story
ANOTHER DAY.
BY Hope Browning.

BY Hope Browning.
copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
IF you could give me just a days
option, Mr.. Betz" Marian frowned
slightly, looking around the big, rest
full studio longingly. Il can't be
quite sure about taking it until I think
1t over. You see, the rental has in.
creased since last year"
"Thirty.fvs is too little, Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

telegraph operator. enjoyed Sunday ar
tcrnOon picnicking with a number Or
friends az Brown's Island. above Stcu-
bcnNille.
Attorney J. c. Palmer. Jr.. wns bust
ness caller IN town from Wheeling on
Saturday.
Attorney sheridan Moore. from Wheel
inE. was ia town attending TO legal busi-
ness on Monday
Charles stengle OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
visited his parents and wife in this city
Mrs. Homer Varian and three children
arrived home on Saturday from an eN-
tended visit TO Point Pleasant
Charles OFT has returned after an ex-
fenced VISIT In the East, where he spent
Miss Roberta Douglas f. visiting her
sisstter MIS- James Briggs. az Cleveland.
Miss Martha Robinson. OF Hanln Sta
ton, Pa. is visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Susan Haley. OF wheeling. was
MeilsburE caller on sunday. visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Donneli ana
daughter are visiting relatives and
friends in Elm Grove.
q, Mr. W. Charles i,. 9 simpson was shopping
James Williamson. Sr.. one Of Cross
Creek districts Oldest citizens who
claims % De young at the age Of 80. was
IN MeilsburE calling on friends and at
tending % some business on Monday
morning
". a. Woodruff. representing the Jos
Spiedcl Co. OF Wheeling. was a business
caller in town Monday afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. -. l.. McGinnls and Mr.
and Mrs. j. X. Schoonmaker motored 10
Moundsville on Sunday
Joe EmiE and family motored 70
uniontown, Pa. on sunday.
Harry Hazlctt left Monday afferroo,
FOR Wheeling after a three weeks stay
iu this city
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Shsrrard Brisfn

Miss Ruth McCombs was the guest OF
Miss Nellie kittle on sunday.
Mrs p. ). Cooke and children Glen
Archey on Sunday.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Christ Luth-
eran church OF Mozart viii give a SUPPER
IN the basement Of the church on Thurs
day evening. August 10.
Mrs. Flora Foster and daughter. Lucy
81 toshoctou. ohio. we're guests Of Mrs.
Mary Walker. Of Mozart. on sunday.
Miss Myra Criswell Of Cleveland. Miss
wilma and kathryn Carnahan o. Wheel
ing, are spending n Few days with Mr.
and Mrs r. x. Ashton
Mrs W.. X. Dorsey Of wheeling will
come 70 Hh.rrard this evening 10 visit
her sister. Mrs. G. 7. Cloudy.
Miss Bess Hood will entertain the T
j. l.. club 81 her home on Thursday.
Prof A. p. shroyer spent sunday AZ
Cleary.
Dorothy Kalkreuth. VINO underwent an
operation az the ohio Valley General
proving She was removed to her home
al Mozart on sunday.
on sunday. Mrs Barbara Gruber and
daughter Miss MARY. ~ Wheeling. we're
visiting Mrs. Grubers brother. Mr. Peter
Beihl of near Mt Olivct
The two adult Bible classes Of the Nj.
on THURSDAY evening a. the home of Mr..
and Mt. John schubert rear mozart.
MARBLE. OF Bethlehem
on Wednesday. uEust =. the Aft OH
vet Ladies. Aid society viii entertain the
Ladies society or the Triadelphi 81 ~
church 90 the At Dliyet hall
Mr. and Mrs. a. n Cloudy and dauEh-
ter Niles MurE and o. T. Drum spent sun
day az the q. p. kiGer home
Mis- Alice Behrtns Dr. visiting friends
~ Film Grove
There viii be- 10 session 81 the Bethie-
hem uIou sunday school on August f6
aud g.
A number ~ persons visited the X N
camp near Mf biirsf 600 SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. A e. Myers and son. TTu-
BERT spent sunday 90 The home OF Mr.
and Sire TO- 10 schubert o. Mozart
Miss Lufa Eorar uHu VISITING Miss
Hazel soudcrman Of Bethlehem IN sun
uaN.
william Archey spent sunday at his
home here
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BRITISH NOTE
UNFOLDING order In Council Received
at Wsshington-Wiil Delay
v. 8. Note 20 Allies.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-In an
nouncing today the receipt from Great
Britain OF a reply TO the American
note OF March 30. which protested
against the British order I'm council
and French decree Of similar contents.
Secretary Lansing stated that the dis
patch Of new note TO the allies on
the subject. which has been under con
siderauOn for several weeks would
now be- delayed until the latest com
municatiOn from London was thor
oughly studied.
The arrival % new note from sir
Edward Grey arguing a. length in de-
tense % the sO-called blockade under
the order In council has given the
lawyers or the state department ad-
ditional phases Of the case for exam
nation
The note which arrived from Am.
hassador Page today does not. 10 De-
understood. reveal any important de
Walton ln the argument already made
by Great Britain but lays added en-
phasis on the policy pursued By the
United States in tho Civil war as a
precedent iustifying the British posi-.
lion.
LEGAL experts Of the government in.
licatod that while the new British
Oh their opinion affect the American
position Insisting that n0n-rortra.
band goods destined 90 or from a
htlliEerent through n neutral country.
h not subject 10 the rules of block
II is probable that Secretary Ian.
En-. slns VII d-ait 3 new note on The en-
dent Wilson on bis return 20 Wash.
Ingf0n