Ottumwa Daily Courier from Ottumwa, Iowa • Page 6

6 MONDAY, August 51, I BUS. TJSJfi UTTQMWA COUBOJK. IV THC mOCTtA A GAMBLE CO. ODiCtNNATI If you live in a smoky city you find that the lustre of your furniture is soon lost in a smutty haze, but a thick suds of Ivory Soap in lukewarm water and a soft cloth will make it bright again with small labor. Ivory Soap is so pure that it is fitted for all such special uses requiring a soap that is known to be harmless.

A WORD OF are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the 'Ivory';" they ARE NOT, but like all imitations, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Soap and insist upon getting it. OTTCMWANS TOGO LOCAL ODD FELLOWS WILL AT TEND SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE MEETING. Seventy-Ninth Annual Session of I. O.

Will Comence in Baltimore September 21 and Continue Unti September 26--Program Arranged. Several of the local members the different I. O. O. P.

lodges have their intention of attending the seventy-ninth annual session of the sovereign grand lodge, comenes at Baltimore. Sept 21 and continues until Sept. 26. The evenc will be a grand affair, as Baltimore is peculiarly attached to the 1. O.

0. as its first lodge was estab is.hed in that city by Thomas Wildey. The Ottumwa Odd Felloes who will leave tor Baltimore time to attend the opening of this eai'b session are llr, and Mrs. J. Bayliss, 225 West Fifth street, ot Ot- tunwa lodge No.

9, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Cameron, 123 Kruger street, and Mr. and Mrs.

John Fulmer. North Court street, both of Larimec lodge No. 230 There are several other Ot- umvans that contemplate attending his year's meeting, but as yet they not; definitely decided. An interesting program has been arranged. Home of Initial Lodge.

The place where the seventy-ninth iession of the grand lodge will be held his year is the birthplace of the Independent Order ot Odd Fellows in the arehs Militant and their ladies, landing at Naval academy wharf; stop at Steelton on return, if possible. Luncheon to be served on board the boat. 8 p. of the grand decoration of chivalry at Fifth regiment new armory. The floor work will be performed by three visiting cantons.

Friday, September 25. An excursion to Washington by the Patriarchs Militant, who will be given a trolley ride by Canton Washington No. 1, to the interesting parts of the national capital, and in the evening will be tendered a reception and ball 9 a. Odd Fellows will be escorted to the interesting parts of the city and its suburbs by the members of the reception committee. 8 of prizes for degree work and diills at I.

O. O. F. temple. Saturday, September 26.

Closing exercises of the sovereign rand lodge The meetings of the sovereign grand lodge will convene at 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. daily.

Appropriations 1 been made for the awarding of orues for the exemplification of the encampment. Patriarchs Mili- ant and Rebekah lodge degrees. Brownie Food TO BE EDUCATED IN AMERICA. A PERMANENT CAMP IOWA NATIONAL GUARD MAY ESTABLISH GROUNDS IN DES MOINES. There is a Movement on Foot to Thai Effect Captain Caughlan Favors Such an Undertaking--Would Modern and Hygienic.

Be The Iowa National Guard may establish a permanent famp in the vi- cir.ity of Des Moines, near the location of the army post.For some time such an undortaking as this has beea talked ot but nothing has been accomplished to further the idea. A movement is on foot at present to have the state purchase 1(50 acres of land adjoining the army post to be used as a permanent camp for the Iowa National Guard, a rendezvous similar to Camp Lincoln at Springfield, 111., where all the regiments of the militia of that state go into camp once a year. Much agitation has been raised since the suggestion that a like camp be established in Iowa and several officers, both line and staff, have expressed themselves as being heartily in favor of a permanent camp at Des Moines. Captain Caughlan Talks. Captain C.

Caughlan of Company I. K. when speaking about the proposed permanent camp said: "I am heartily in of a peimaneut camp CROP OUTLOOK CALLED GOOD. President Ramsey of Wabash Roa Says Corn Promises Well. New York.

Aug. seph Ramsey, of the Wabash, who ha just returned from a trip west, said to day of the crop situation: "All of th crops are doing exceedingly well. Th corn that I saw looked especially fine but probably one reason for that i that the cooler the weather the bette corn looks until up to the very peno of maturing. It all depends upon th coming of frost If it comes earl this year the corn is likely to be ser ously damaged. If not, a fair cro be harvested "It is my experience that a moder ate crop at good prices is better fo the farmers than a bumper crop a low prices, and it is as well for th railroads, too.

In years of bumpe crops the roads often haul a larg quantity of corn at low rates. Again a diminished crop is always wonder fully effective in bringing out grai: which the farmers are holding. large quantity of last year's corn i still in the cribs out west, all of whicL will come to market if there is any serious injury to the crop. "Thus there is sure to be a larg amount of corn moved this year. farmers have become so well 'fixed' in recent years that they can afford carry over a large part of their grain if they see any prospect of prices, and are very ready to act." AFTER EVANSVlLLE RIOTER.

Durbin Asks Yates to Give Up Evans ville Colored Man. Indianapolis. Aug. nor Durbin has issued a requisitio ipon Governor Yates of Illinois, ask being established in Des Moines. Ifi for the return to Indiana of "Doc 1 Martin, colored, -who is under indict ment in Vanderburg county for riotous conspiracy.

Martin -was one of the ringleaders of the colored faction in the Bvansville riots in July, and fiec from that city at the calling together of the grand jury. Martin was arrested in Chicago. He refused to he brought back to Indiana without a requisition. a thins is accomplished it will be the means of gnnig the different com paaies a more thorough training in a jnihtary being in camp with the regulars and this fact will greatly itlmulate the guardsmen to be more persistent in then drills. Des Moines is the best possible place for a perman ent camp owing to its central location I think I oice the sentiments ot several officers of the Iowa regiments when I say that I am very much in favor of a permanent camp.

T.he members of my company, too. I am satisfied, would be better pleased were they to have a permanent camp." A Hygienic Modern Camp. The plan contemplates a thoroughly hygienic modern camp with good water, perfect diamage and a well equinpcd hospital. It is that of the National Guard with the regular aniiy loiccs and officers anco a jear -will develop a better spirit and'simulate the ambition of the state regiments. It is said that Governor Cummins is fapartily in favor of the plan and i Kcuiumend its adoption by the general assembly.

CROWNED HEADS WILL MEET. King Edward and Czar to Visit Fredensberg in September. Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 31. -The and King Edward will an he al Fredens- Verg about the middle of September.

Xbo czar rzarir.a will afterwards pir.ci' 1 to jt. vherc thev i 17, the wedding PIT- AT Giceco to Prin- the rianght of Prince Loun of Batteriberg. Known the World Over. For its wonderful cures--Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds.

It cures or no pay F. B. Clark. Hamilton county may erect an insane hospital. The good man will go around town bragging up your bread and cooking if you use "Seal of Minnesota" flour.

For sale by all grocers. HOME VISITORS' EAST. EXCURSION September 1st, 8th, 15th and Oct. 6th 1903. The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to Points in Ohio Indiana and Louisville, on above dates for one and one-third fare for round trip, final return limit 30 days from date of sale.

For full information, rates, call on or address W. S. Parker, Agent, Union Depot. Exira vote on waterworke Sei 4. Craft Davis of Dunlap will erect a new store.

long you have been ill, how poorly you may be today, Ayer's Sarsapkrilla is the best medicine you can take for purifying and enriching the blood. Take Ayer's Pills for constipation. on, England, came to Baltimore in the 1817 and devoted the greater part i long life in. building up and tr'engthening the Independent Order if Odd Fellows, which he founded Lpril 26, 1819. From that day until iis death Mr.

was very active the constantly widening fields nvaded and occupied by his be- oved order. In his eightieth year, Oc- ober 1R, 1861, he passed to his reward the other life. His body was inter- ed in Greenmount cemetery with that ramp and ceremony befitting his exalt- station and his unequaled service in nginating and constructing the great order of Odd Fellows. The Program. There has been an extensive program arranged for this year's- session of the Sovereign Grand lodge.

Two days prior to the opening of the grand lodge session, the grand council of the Patriarchs Militant will be held and divine services at St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal church, conducted by prominent clergymen and attended by the sovereign grand lodge and other lodges escorted by the Patriarchs Militant, will also be held, i he following is the complete program: Saturday, September 19 --Grand council of the Patriarchs Militant 2 p. m. Complimentary excursion to Annapolis in honor of the grand officers and grand representatives of the sovereign grand lodge and their ladies. Sunday Sept.

20. 11 a --Divine service at St Peter's Protestant Episcooal chinch. Rev. William Howard Falkner, rector, assisted by Rev. Richard M.

Tenable, grand chaplain of the sovereign grand lodge conduct the services. The sovereign grand lodge, the grand lodge of Maryland, the grand encampment of Maryland and members of the order, under the escort of the Patriarchs Militant will attend in a 3:30 p. fraternal mass meeting- at Ford's Grand Opera House Addresses will be delivered by prominent men the order or by representatives of the people. The music on this occasion will be lendered by a select choi- us, and the selections wfll be such airs as all are well acquainted with. Monday Sept.

21. 9 a --Opening exercises sovereign grand lodge in the I. O. O.F., Temple. The sovereign giand lodge under command of grand marshal John R.

Cockrum of Indiana, escorted by the Patriarchs Militant, will march in procession from the Hotel Rennert to the place of meeting. 9 --Reception to the grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge and his staff at the I. 0. O. temple.

Concert by band at Patriarchs Militant head- quarteis. Fifth regiment new armory. Tuesday Sept. 22. a.

to 32:30 p. prize drills. 9 a. m--Exemplification of Patriarchs Militant degree. 8 p.

grand representatives reunion at I. 0. O. temple. The meeting will be presided over by Hon Alva Curtis Cable, past grand sire anc addresses win be delivered by promin ent men in the order and citv.

8 p. of lodge and ncampment degrees. Wednesday, September 23. a. m.

to 12 prize drills. 1:30 parade of sever- ign grand lodge and Odd Fellows in Attendance, escorted by the Patriarchs Militant. Route--Right of formation on Plaza. Mt Royal avenue, down "Vlt. Royal avenue to St Paul street: to 3hase, to Broadway, to Baltimore, to Gay, to Lexington, passing the site oi the first I.

O. O. F. hall, to Holliday assing the city hall being by the governor and Ms staff, the maj'or and city Eutaw. to Sar atoga, to Cathedra), papsing in review of grand sire and sovpreign grand odge.

The sovereign grand lodge will line of parade at Baltimore and streets, proceed north on Lib- Tty street to Cathedral, for review at O. O. F. temple 9 p. Militant recep- ion and liall at Fif'h regimenr new ar- nory- All the-' ajiers in uniform and heir ladies complimentary; all others atiEiisipon for sz-entlernan and Uuly.

)ress parade and concert by band, nvited guests--The colours and staff the First, Fourth snd Fifth regi- enfs, and commissioned officers. 9 p. of cgree. One Hundred Provided for in Philippine Education Bill. Manila, Aug.

new education bill has just become i iaw. It appropriates $72,000 to cover the expenses of the first year. It further provides hat one hundred ol the best qualified students shall have the privilege of to the United States to complete heir education at institutions to be designation of the governor. The jompetition is limited to the pupils of ublic schools and to Filipinos. These students are required to take he oath of allegiance of the Philip- iines, and upon return to take a civil.

ervice examination, accepting, if suc- Prize Recipe cup butter cup powdered sugar cup New Orleans 2 eggs molasses cup chopped pecans 1J cups pastry flour i teaspoon Tone's Penang 1 iteaspoonTone's Saigon cloves cinnamon if teaspoon baking powder i teaspoon Tone's mace Mix ingredients in order given, sifting flour, spices and baking powder before adding the other mixture, then bake in "Brownie gem cups, which are very shallow iron eem cups. Sprinkle with chopped nuts before baking, Tone's Spices are such a satisfaction, and their strength is so great that there is no reason for a woman to buy any other kind. Buy Tone's Spices and you pay for pure spice. Bulk spice.s are dusty adulterations. All Grocers Sell Tone's Goods Tone's Coffee in boxes cessful, an appointment under the government for a period equaling that which they spent in study in the Uni ed States.

It is estimated that eac student will cost the government $50 annually, exclusive of their transpoi tation. Tone's Economy Baking- Powder Tone's Finest Flavoring Extracts. Tone's Cannon (Package) Tea TONE BROTHERS, Des Moines, Iowa. We guarantee manufacture. SAIGON I A Red Hot From the Gun.

"Was the ball that caused horribl ulcers on G. B. Steadman, Newark Bucklen's Arnica Salve soon cu.cd him. 25c. F.

B. Clark. G. W. May -will erect a building fo the Masons at Columbia.

Your neighbors will ask you "how you do it." when you commence to us Seal of Minnesota flour. For sale by all grocers. Exira will vote on waterworks Sept. 4. One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Do) lars Earned.

The average man does not save to exceed ten per cent of his earnings He must spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved. Tha- being the case he cannot be too careful about unnecessary expenses. Verj often a few cents properly invested like buying seed for his garden, wil save several dollars outlay later on Ii, is the same in buying Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It costs but a few cents and a bottle of it in the house often saves a doctor bill of several dollars. For sale by al druggists. B.

Q. EXCURSION RATES. Many Delightful Trips Can be Taken at Small Cost. Excursion rates to all summer resorts on sale to Sept. 1.

One way colonist tickets, to Denver Colorado Springs, and; Pueblo on sale September 1 and 15, higher than half-way rate. Summer excursion rates to Colorado Utah and the Blick Hills points. Date of sale daily to Sept 30. Limit for return Oct. SI, 1903.

Rate, one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip. International Mining Congress, Deadwood, So. September 7-11. Date of sale Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.

Extreme limit for return trip Setember SO.One fare plus for tha round trip. Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Baltimore Md Sept. 21-26. Date bf sale Sept. 17, 18 and 19.

Extreme limit for return.Oct. One fare plus $2 for the round trip. For full information, reservations of bertks, call on or address W. Putser, agent, Union depot. Thursday, September 24.

9 Excursion down the Chesa- buy to tot all Patn- "Pleasant Ways for Summer Days" Is tne title of the Grand Trunk Railway System's new summer tourist folder, which, with other descriptive literature, can be had on application to Advertising Department, 135 Adams Chicago, Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P.

T. A. waterworks' will improved by the expenditure of $24000. WHERE IS FOWLER? Prominent Des Moines Business Man Drops Out of Sight. Des Moines, Aug.

is anxiety in Des Moines over the whereabouts of John W. Fowler. This anxiety is not wholly confined to business circles, but extends into society. Mr. Fowler ran the Iowa Hay and Grain company with a suite of offices in the Observatory block.

These have been locked up for about two weeks during which time, it is said, Mr. Fowler has been invisible. E. Dean Fuller has in his hands about $3,000 accounts, furnished him by out of town business concerns which have asked collection. The Des Moines Savings bank also hes been asked to collect accounts, and drafts sent to the Iowa State bank have to protest, it is said.

CONFESSES DYNAMITE PLOT. Prisoner Admits Attempt to Blow Up Michigan House. Marshall, Aug. S. Cantwell, a private detective from Battle Creek, has located the persons who attempted to blow up the residence of George in Marengo township on the night of October 28, last.

Fred McQueen of Deveraux, Jackson county made a sworn confession today implicating- himself and Oscar Johnson and Casey Mead of Rice Creek. Calhoun county. Johnson who is a son-in-law of Brownell's and from whom his wife obtained a divorce in September, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gibbs and arraigned before Justice Merritt of Battle Creek. There is a $500 reward offered for the arrest and conviction of the guilty parties. Five pounds of dynamite was found.

The fuse burned, but the dynamite failed to explode. Eight persons were in the house. A word about Flannels "Wash them in warm (not hot) Peosta suds allowing only a few minutes to soak. Thoroughly rinse in water of the same temperature. If with Peosta, the flannels should be rubbed only with the hands.

Dry quickly. Five bars of Peosta soap, enough to do five large washings--cost 25 cents at any grocery store. Use Beach's Peosta Soap SecuJt's Hand Soap softens rough hands. A A CONVENTION BROTHER' HOOD OF ST. ANDREW.

Denver, Oct. 7-11, 1903. For the above occasion the Route will sell round trip tickets Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo for one fare plus fifty cents 'or round trip. Date of sale Oct. 5, 6, 7, and 8.

Final return limit Oct. 30, 1903. For full information call on or address W. S. Parker, Agent, Union Depot NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS Ogden, Utah, Sept.

15-18, 1903. For the above occasion the Burling on Route will sell round trip tickets Salt Lake City and Ogden for one are for round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 12, 13 and 14. Final return lim- October 15, 1903.

For full informa- ion, route and rates, call on or address W. S. Parker, Agent, Union Depot THE HOT ONE--I don't see how you Keep so cool and comfortable this weather. THE COOL, ONE--Simplest thing in the world. I keep cool and clean inside, -d that makes me feel cool and clean outside.

I take a CASCAEET Candy athartlc every night before goliisj to bed. It cleans and purifies the system, -tops hot fermentation in the stomach and bowels, and makes excessive perspiration impossible. You know they -work wbile you sleep, make you fine all day, The corner stone of the new St. ohn's college at Burlington will be aid next Sunday afternoon. la S.

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Many times a low state of health is due to a bad condition of the blood and can only be remedied by a blood ourifier and tonic combined, or such a remedy as S. S. S. If you suffer from debility, insomnia', nervousness, loss of appetite bad digestion, or any of the symptoms of a disordered blood, nothine will so soon put your blood in good condition, invigorate and tone tip tie system QS o. rf'f 1E SWIFT SPECItlG To Baltimore in September, Good place to visit.

Good time to go there. Round-trip rate from Ottumwa is only $27.23 Selling dates, September 17, 18 and 19. Return limit (by extension) October 3. Washington, Philadelphia and New York are only a few hours from Baltimore. This is a very unusual opportunity to see them at the pleasantest time of year.

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