Ottumwa Daily Courier from Ottumwa, Iowa • Page 4

4 TUESDAY, May 26, 1903. Dr. E. J. Lambert, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Eyes Examined for Glasses by best approved methods.

in Block over Courier THEY TELL THEIR OWN STORY. PEOPLE OF OTTUMWA AND SURROUNDING TOWNS ARE CURED BY NEW AND UP-TO-DrtlE METHODS. DISEASES OF WOMEN--Our methods of treating diseases ot the Ovaries, Tubes, Womb. Bladder, Pain in the Back, weakness and all deep sealed inflammations of the pelvis consists in forcing the medicines directly into the diseased tissues by appliances made for that purpose. These treatments are painless THE A I TO by old time methods was due largely to the fact that remedies applied locallj seldom if ever reached the diseased tissues Hundreds of women who beeii forced into operations that have Iqjjt invalids for life could been quickly and permanently cured by our common sense methods.

CONSULTATION AND X-RAY EXA I A I FREE. is nature's remedy. Wlren scientifically applisd. it soothes, strengthens and invigorates. It is the most powerful curathe agent Known in all Diseases Peculiar to Women--Nervous Exhaus tion, Rheumatism, Neuralgia.

Paralysis, Constipation. Nervous" Djspep- sia, Backache, Palpitation of the Heart, Etc. Deafness. Ringing Noises, Foul Breath, dropping of mucous in the throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, (in the first stages) positively sured by the Electro-Vapor Method We are the originators of this system ot treating Catarrh and Lung Diseases. If you will take the pains to investigate you will find that we are making quick and permanent cures.

DISEASES OF THE JOINTS. A I A I A Tuberculosis, (White Swelling), and all deep seated inflammations, our methods consist forcing the medicines we use uirectly into the diseased tisues. FOR RESULTS ask you to set; the people we have cured and arc treating. We can supply yon with a Ions liiM right nere in Ottumwa. treat with us? Because we iiyhave the best years oi our life to the study and treatment of Chronic Diseases.

Because equipped our offices with the best and latest scientific appliances for treating your case. Because we honest with our patients and treat them right. Because v. can cure you. Drs.

Myerly Kreul Rooms 19, 20 and 21, third floor, Hofmann Building, Ottumwa, Iowa. Hours--9 to 11 a. 2 to 4 p. m. Sundays--Forenoon only.

Diseases of men. 7 to p. m. Globe Tea Co. East Main St.

Ntw 145 Phones 635 Old 145 Market 425 Fhones Old 145 the latest in 01 KfclNvj 1 rl rca( jy to eat cerea package REV.DAVIESTOTALR South Side Pastor to Deliver Two Memorial Addreaaes. SPEAKS AT AGESCY A8D ROUSD P01ST a delicious jelly dessert. Flavors: Lem- nn. Orange, Peach. Straw berry.

Wild Cherry, Pineapple, pkg Armour's Star in glass Morris in glass Morrell's Iowa Pride in glass for 6 oz. cartoon 10c Armour's 2 oz. 4Sc Swift's 2 oz jars 40c Cudahy's oz. Leibig's Imp. 2 oz.

rn T-I Leibig's Domestic Extract 2 ars oDC Morrell's Fluid 4 oz. jars 4JL 3 cans Morrell's Potted Ham cans MorreU's Potted Tongue Vo-lb cans Morrell's Vienna Sausage Chicken Loaf, 1 Ib tins Chicken Loaf, tins Surviving Veterans of the Civil War to be Guests of Honor at Decoration Services at Which Pastor of Second Congregational Church Will Talk. Rev. D. D.

of the Second Congregational church, will deliver two memorial addresses on Decoration day. In the morning he will talk at Round Point church to the veterans residing in that vicinity and in the afternoon he will address the members of the G. A. H. and the Woman's Relief Corps at Agency.

Rev. Davies is a forcible speaker and his addresses eulogistic to the memory of the departed heroes will doubtless be heard with great interest by the sur viving veterans of the Civil war. Rev. Davies has also been honored by being invited to deliver the graduating address at the commencement exercises Marietta college, at Marietta, Ohio. He is an alumnus of that institution, having graduated in 1884.

The exercises will be held June 10 and Mrs. Davies will accompany her husband on the trip. Other South Side Items. Get your screen wire at the South Side Bazaar. Mrs.

J. E. Hull is quite ill at her home on Sheridan avenue. Miss Eva Bass is' very ill at her home on South Moore street. i Mrs.

Wm. Parker, who resides on Gleuwood avenue is on the sick list I Mrs. G. D. Doud, 302 Chester avenue who has been ill for two or three weeks is improving.

Fred Smith, 227 North Moore street is able to be out again after an illness of several days. CLAM 2-lb can Cove Oysters 2-lb can Little Keck Clams Burnham's 90c size Burnham's oOc size BOUiliOnBurnham's 25c size Mandalay Mocha and Java. 25c qual- a ity, per pkg Chase Sanborn's fancy Blond, 25 quality, Ib Ben Hur sack i Pillsbury's Best, sack Puritan, sack 21 Ibs Puritan 24 Ibs Pillsbury's Best Globe's Best Garland Star ot Iowa Lenox. bars for Swift's Pride, 9 bars Polo, 12 bars for Mrs. B.

B. King, Misses ford, Janet Luke, Nellie McC 0 ivy Langford and -Myrtle Enterprise Rebekah lodge hfeia its regular meeting last evening a the Odd Fellows' hall on Church street. There was a good attendance. The degree team has been drilling tor a short time and lias become very proficient in the lodge work. Last evening th members of the team wore their ne robes and gave their new work.

Mavjy compliments were bestowed them. After all the business had beet, transacted the nomination of omce rs took place, which resulted as follovs: Noble grand Miss Anna un j. Vice grand Miss Lou Th( )m Son) and Mrs. John Scbafer. Secretary Mrs.

Floy WilcoJt. Treasurer Miss Kate Jones. NEW INFORMATION BUREAUS. George H. Daniels, General Pa 3scn ger Agent of the New York Central, Booming Resorts.

To boom pleasure and health resorts along the New York Central aiuj asso ciated lines and thereby incre ase the earnings of his department, Ge or Daniels, general passeinger a gen of the Central, has installed info rma tjon bureaus throughout the count ry He is trying this plan of advertising or the first time. The function of these burea us to convey information concerning i Central and the pleasure reso a hd also to sell tickets to any one ma wish to buy. These- bureaus have been establish in this city, Brooklyn. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, on Toronto, Cleveland, Detroit. Intji aria hs, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.

Louis, Chicago, Denver, Los Angele San Francisco, and Portland, Ore--From the New York Herald. BURLINGTON ROUTE tXCUR SIONS. Don't let your teeth go without attention as this man has. Delays are Dangerous in Dentistry One day may save you a valuable tooth--one day may lose you five. DR.

A. C. LEE New System Dental Parlors Opposite Ballltistall Open Sundays and Evenings Fresh Meats New A(jr Phone Old Phone Students of the Houghland, lliv. North Will ard street, underwent an operation today at his home. Mrs.

A. J. Jenkins of Chillicothe, spent Sunday with South Ottumwa relatives and friends. Miss M.Baltzley.of Kirkville.who has been the gUest of Miss Blanche Hendricks 608 Wabash avenue, returned home last evening. Mrs.

Nannie Hugus and daughter of Birmingham have arrived for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hugus, ou North Moore street. Mrs.

Nellie Newman and little daughter of Burlington have arrived lor a visit at the home ot Mrs. Nellie i O'Harro, 101 North Ward street. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norris departed this morning for their home in Grin-1 nell, aiter spending a few days in Chi-' cago and at Ihe home' of -TMr.

and Mrs. W. O. Hand, 108 North Ward street The Junior Endeavor society of the Second Congregational church will give an ice cream social on the vacant lot near the residence ot Mrs. Anna Pangborn, 106 North Ward street, Sat- prday evening.

There will be a May pole and flag drills given by the Juniors. Mrs. G. M. Sharp and children of St.

Joseph, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and G. E. Sharp. IOC South Ward street, departed yesterday afternoon for Chillicothe for a visit before leaving for Pueblo to make that place their future home.

The general conference of the Breth- ern church will commence Friday, May 29, and convene for a few days Wanf to See the Swellest Things of the Season? Come Let Us Show it. Roy E. Stevens, 106 E. Main. The Shoe Man.

Bright Flame Oil is the quality we sell at 'all times. The highest test, the best burning and gives the brightest light. Ottumwa Oil Co. Phone 102. The Courier for News It prints the latest.

Excursion rates to all surn me re sorts on sale June 1 to Sept 1. Home seekers' excuisions points south, west and northwest, )ne fare plus $2 for round tup on une 2 and 16, good, for 21 clays. One way Colonist tickets to Denver, Colo, Colorado Springs, an( eblo on sale June 2 and 16. i 7 and 21, August 4 and IS. Sept em fo ev and 15, higher than half-w ay ral International convention of (jhristian Endeavor--Denver.

July 9 to 13. Tickets on sale July 1 to IQ, rounc trip rate $1925. Good to return August 31, Summer excursion rates ta Colorado Utah, and Black Hills' points. ate 0 sale daily June 1 to Sept 30, ii jt for return Oct. 31, 1903.

Rate, Dne fare plus 50 cents for the round San Francisco.Los Angeles an tiago tickets on sale July 1 to 10. final limit for return Aug. 31. Rat 534.35 to San Francisco and Los Ang i es anc $60.75 to San Diego tor round trip. Imperial Council JMjstic Shrj nej ar atoga, N.

Y. One fare plus ft, round trip on sale July 4 and 5. 00 or leturn July 20. German Baptist Bcllefontair ie Ohio May 30 to June 4. Date of sale May 29-30-31.

une i 2 and 3. One fare tor round ti-i cuision limit for return June 30 Travelers' Protective association Indianapolis, Ind May 30 to Jim 4 Date of sale June 8. 9 and 10. One l- are us $2 for round trip. Limit to return June IS.

Sangerfest of North Ameri gt. Louis, June 17 to 20. One fare plus $2 tor round trip. Date ot sy une 16 and 17, limit for return 22. Baptist Young People's Un.i July 9 to 12.

Date, of sale July 5, 6 and 7. Limit for retq rn One tare plus $2 for the 1O und trip. Epworth League, Detroit, jj; July 16 and 19. Date of sale jm 15 PUNS COMPLETED To Advertise For Bide on New Baptiat Church Saturday. Y.

ff. C.I 10 IMPROVE OLD CHORCfl Work Will Soon Be Commenced on New Church at Corner of Court and Fifth streets--To Be Completed November 19. One fare plus $2 for th roand trip. Grand Lodge Benevolent anq rolet -cm-i i i The jjlans and specifications for the new First Baptist church, to be erected on the corner of Court and Fifth streets, have been completed and Saturday the advertisements for bids will be issued. The structure will be finished on November j.5, unless the plans go astray and" then the members of the church will worship in building that will not be surpassed in conveniences by any church in the city.

Rev. F. G. Davies, the pastor of the church, has announced that the plans will be on exhibition Friday afternoon of this week from a to 4 o'clock at the office of the architect. Geo.

M. Kerns, in the Electric building, East Second street, and any member of the church who desires to view them may do so. The present Baptist church will be turned over to the Y. W. C.

A. June 15, and from that time until the new building is completed all the church services will be held in the Y. M. C. A.

auditorium. Will Be Modern Structure. The new Baptist structure will be one of the most modern churches in the state, although it will not have such a large seating capacity as many others. There will be a large balcony constructed, and a folding screen will divide the main auditorium and the Sunday school room, which may be thrown into one large room. The church will be built -in an ornamental and 'useful manner, both inside and out and will add greatly to the appearance of the neighborhood in which it will be built.

The Y. W. C. A. Building.

The officers and directors of the Young WjOmen's Christian association have made extensive plaa.s for remod eling the present church structure to suit the needs of the association. An additional floor will be constructed and the building when the repairs are completed will make one oi the finest Y. W. C. A.

homes in the state. The First.Floor. In the front part of the building on the first floor will be located tho offices and secretary's room Immediately back of this will be built five small class rooms for use by the various classes of the association. These rooms will be separated by movable partitions and so arrange that they can be thrown into one large assembly hall for the accommodation of large gatherings. To the rear of this room will be the dining room, kitchen and pantry apartments.

This part of the building will be fitted with everything that would be found in the modernly equipped cooking department of any home and will be utilized by the cooking classes. This department the girls of the association will be at liberty to use at any time. The Second Floor. On the second floor will be found the gymnasium and bath rooms. The gymnasium will be 45x45 and will be large enough for the indoor games' and basketball The gymnasium will be fitted with all apparatus necessary for carrying on the work of the classes.

To the rear of the gymnasium will be four commodious dressing rooms with a shower bath in each and one apartment will be fitted with tub ICOATS I i At Reduced Prices Our Reason for Marking Them Down-- Too Large a Stock. $4.00 I Petticoats 5 different very handsome styles of a grade, made of excellent quality Black Mercerized Satin with the pat- ent "Elite" Belt a i fl seam ft a a trimmed, beginning tomor- row and as long as they last, the price be 5 $2.95 EACH. A Great Assortment Tffi ELITE UNDERSKIRT PATENT APPLIEDJOR of $1.50 and $1.75 grade Petticoats (all splendid values at the regularprices) made of fine Mercerized grade Spun Glass, Chambrays and Wash Linens, trimmings of cording, ruffling, niching and lace. We have marked down this entire lot and the sale begins 1 10 tomorrow, choice 1 1 Our best $1.25 grade black Mercerized and I a i a Cloth Petticoats, made with zig zag ruffle corded on a wide flounce, beginning tomorrow, until sold, each Regular $1.00 grade good quality Black Mercerized Petticoats, well made and neatly trimmed, Sale Price, each 69c Tnmnrrnnf i omorrow Special Sale of our regular 6Sc line of Wash Petticoats mad of fast 9olor Zephyr Ginghams with wide ruffled flounce, Sale Price, each attend. It is expected that there will be several parties from South English at the conference.

A farewell party was given last evening at the home ot Miss Nellie McCoy who resides on South Moore street in honor of Miss Myrtle Luke, who soon leaves for her home in Cleveland. The evening was very pleasantly spent in games and other amusements, and a very delightful time was the result. Wm. Harris favored the company with several selections on the graphaphone. Refreshments were served.

Those present were: Mr. and E.SW: Pure Linen Shirts are something new: We complete stock and you should see them to appreciate 'em--the price is $3.50 each We have a few Ladies' Shirt Waist patterns left in pure linen, hand embroidered, exclusively-made for us and the price is only $3.50 each. Our Outing Suits for men are beauties; they sell at $7.50 to $18.50 each. Frank Kerfoot, "The Store That Sets the Pace." International Mining ss rj ea d- wood, So. September 7-1 j) a of sale Sept.

2. 3, 4, 5. and 6. Extreme limit for return trip Septembe 35 ne fare plus $2 for the xound tri Sovereign Grand Lodge I Hpendent Order of Odd Fellows, Baltim(j re Sept. 21-26.

Date of sale Sept jg and 19. Extreme limit for reti, rn Qct One fare plus 52 for the roun tr in National Educational Ass Boston, Datt July 1 to 5. Extreme limit fq' return September 1. One fare plus for round trip. For lull information, reservations of berths, call 6n or TM Parker, agent, Union' depot.

Solid Trains Chicago to Nev, York via Niagara Falls leave Chicago a. and 3:02 p. via Granq Lehigh Valley Route, arrivin York (Cortlandt. DesBtosses 23d streets, or Brooklyn Ann ex of Fulton street) following dai- 4. and 8:30 p.

m. Direct coi, for Philadelphia, Atlantic City May and Seashore resorts. Information and time tables furnished on application to a ing Deprtment, Grand Trunk RajiTM System, 135 Adams Chica eo VvTn W. Vaux, A. G.

P. T. A. Colonist Excursions to the West The Iowa Central railway is, se ng special one way colonist eir tickets, at extremely low rates will continue same daily to ani eluding June 15, 1903. Points ali fornia, Washington, Oregon, on ana Idaho, Arizona, are e( these excursions.

See local a Ken ts or address the undersigned for a j) cars, etc. A. B. Cutts, G. 1 1 Minneapolis, Minn.

It is mischief to make health an ex- ruse for going away from ho me mind will not stand it- Three hundred loaves of goqa bread better than you can buy, can ma( of "Seal of Minnesota" flour. or by E. M. Robertson, 112 S. as hing- ton St, Ottumwa.

The Deputation of every ma chine suffers by the combany it keeos. bers of the gymnasium, classes. Within Our Store today shows great selling of Weight Clothing in shape of Negligee Two-Piece Suits of Donegal and Canadian Homespuns, Wool Crashes and Flannels, the coolest materials you can wear in hot weather. They're only half lined, they fit easily and comfortably, look cool and stylish and sell at $5.00 to $15.00 You can afford to be comfortable at these prices, Peach Cress well Sellers of Good Clothing, A You will be looking for Matting now, and our stock of Japanese and China products challenge comparison both in QUALITY and PRICE Martin Furniture Carpet Jordan's Old Stand. 232-234 B.

Maifl St. I Take Your Family McElroy's Restaurant FOR DINNER OR LUNCH. McELROY McCABE, Proprietors. Constipation Cured Read what Mr Harreld of Eldon, says: Mr Ben Harreld, Eldon, Iowa, says: Up to the 5th day of July, 1901, been a sufferer from heart disease and chronic constipation for nine lo years. The relief in my case was immediate from the start.

I consider Dr. Parker's method of treating disease to be one of the grandest remedial agencies ever applied to the physical organism of the human body. Why suffer when you can be cured. Call DR. C.

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