Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume], November 05, 1908, Image 5

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THU-RSDAY, November 5, 190f
Men's 50c black Sateen
Shirts
Men's $5 New Style Overcoats
in AH Sizes, only $2.98.
Men's $14 new style swagger
Overcoats, all wool A
materials. tplV
Men's $25 strictly tailored new
style Overcoats, fit "1 7
or a in I S
Sweater Jackets
FRESH HAM
LARD
BACON
SHEEP, ETC.
Yes, we will have the greatest sale
29c
39c
Ladies' 50c Fleeced
on S it
New Salone and
Directoire A Q«
Belts
Boys' Corduroy Knee
Pants, 50c value
new
50c
69c
Boys' Oxford Sweater
Jackets, 75c value
Men's Oxford Sweater
Jackets, 85c value
Men's heavy ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, 39c quality 0
for
Heavy fleece lined Union Suits,
regular price $1.25 AO
only jot
Heavy ribbed fleeced Union
Suits, regular price
Great $1.98 Shoe Sale Saturday
Choice of a large new line of
Ladies' and Gent's 2.50 Jail
Shoes, latest
styles
BOILING MEAT
ROASTS
FRESH SHOULDERS
FRESH SIDES
i.98
WE BUY FOR CASH YOUR EGGS, BUTTER. WE WANT RAB
BITS, QUAIL, SQUIRREL AND ALL GAME.
CAN FURNISH YOU DAILY MARKETS ON HOGS, CATTLE,
STELLER'S
318 East Main Street Both Phones 60
Why Worry
When for a little you can have a good substantial nickel alarm
clock, which will call you at any minute you may set it. It Is very
easy to oversleep these elegant mornings, and, too, the darkness
hangs on until late.
It Is very easy to overcome the worry caused from oversleeping
—this invitation is for you to come in end see what a nice line
of nickel alarm clocks the leading Jewelry store of this city car
ries. When down town -see the west window for a pretty display
of both nickel and mission alarm clocks.
N O A E A E
for calling Rod returning. Just merely a reasonable charge for fix
ing that clock.
J. W. NEASHAM,
LEADING JEWELER
120 Bast
Main
Men's $5 New Style Overcoats lor 2.98
Boys* $2.50 Overcoats to Fit Boys
3 to 10 Years, $1.48.
Boys' long, warm and durable
style 7.50 A QQ
Overcoats TT»vO
Boys' extra quality latest style
$10 Over- FA
coats •3U
Boys' all wool school Suits with
pair Pants to match, O A
worth $5, now..
Boys' Knickerbocker School
Suits, regular price JQ
2.50, to close «ttO
300 Boys' wool Suits, sizes 3 to
15, sold up to $3.48 QQ
to close 1 0
10-Qr. Blankets 39c
Heavy double fleeced A*
cottou 58c Blankets..
Large 11-quarter $1
#Blankets 3
Extra heavy large AAa
double $1.25 Blankets_y
Ladies' Winter Fleece
75c Underwear...
CbildsTennis Flan- Yard wide guaranteed black
el it 1 a a S
a is A $ 1 2 5 a it O
$1.25 quality
A beautiful new line of Boys'
am1 Girls' School Shoes,
st lis
si pe
Street
oif
39c
$1.50 Suit Cases
with brass lock,
5c
9^°
9%C
12^Cc
Men's $5 Suits in Winter Weights,
32 to 36 Sizes, $1.98.
Men's $15 new style worsted
Suits, jiew freak 0
models..
Finest $25 new style tailored
Suits, best A
material 1 *3
Men's Fedora, Craeco, Stiff and
other style Hats, sold up to $3
for quick clearance AQ g%
1.48 and "DC
Cotton Flannel Mittens
55c per doz.
Choice of all our 25c and 35c
Neckwear, latest pat- "1
terns, lor I 7
Men's Heavy Socks 5c
Men's Astrachan, Jersey and
and Velour Gloves OC/*
39c quality, oni}- 3
Leather Mittens Fleece Lined 19c
Ladies' 75c Extra Size Union Suits 49c. Ladies' 25c FleeceLined Underwear 15c
69c
Menter $1.25 Fleeced QQ a
a on O
Colgate's Best 25c Talcum Powder tor 15c Memten's Best 25c Talcum Powder for 12c
CHILD SPEI.DS $11,500 A YEAR.
With an Income of $40,000 Annually
She Does Not Live Extrava
gantly Her Father Thinks.
New York, Nov. 4.—That it has cost
him $11,500 a year to feed, clothe,
house and educate 12 year old Carolyn.
H. Dorsett, Is asserted by her father
and guardian, R. Clarence Dorsett, a
lawyer of this city, according to an
accounting filed -y him yesterday in
the surrogate's office in Newark, N. .T.
The child's income is about $40,000 a
year.
A backnumber is anxious about the
price of binding.
II You Are
Choice About
What You Eat
CHOICE ABOUT THE
WAY YOUR FOOD IS
PREPARED AND SERV
ED, YOU SHOULD BY
ALL MEANS EAT AT
THE IOWA.
THIS IS THE DINING
PLACE OF PARTICU
LAR PEOPLE. THE
HARDER YOU ARE TO
PLEASE AND THE
MORE PARTICULAR
THE MORE DESIR
OUS WE ARE OF HAV
ING YOU EAT HERE
FOR WE PLEASE.
THE IOWA
Restaurant
N0RDGREN & DAVIES
Proprietors.
107 East Second Street
OTTUMWA COUBlElv
Another Great Sale Beginning Friday, November 6
PHILLIPS' BIG STORE CO.
chased two large sample lines of Ladies" and Misses' Suits and Coats at one-fourth off the wholesale price. We have decided to of
fer a line of the best $25.00 Suits you ever saw for $15.00 We will save you from 10 to 20 per cent on Underwear and Blankets
and fully 25 per cent on Men's and Boys' Overcoats. Note the prices. Everything sold as advertised. Sale begins Friday morning
Ladies' $22.50 and $25.00, new(F
a S it S a a 1 3
A Beautiful Display of
New Style Overcoats
Newest Models at prices
to suit every purse—Ask
the man.
39c
Men's 50c heavy
Fleeced Underwear..
75c black and colored, plain 35c Fancy Suitings for Child
and fancy, Waist A O1/* ren's Dresses, 0
Silks, Saturday... Waists and Skirts.... 3
BRYAN WINS
STATE BY 10.000
REPUBLICANS STILL CLAIMING
LEGISLATURE—SHALLENBERG-
ER RUNS AHEAD OF TICKET
Lincoln, Nebr., Nov. 4.—Bryan re
versed the majority of 2,000 in this
city, carrying his county by a hand
some plurality and will win the state
by 10,000.
Sheldon, representative. was defeat
ed by 8,000 Shallenberger, Democrat,
is running slightly ahead of Bryan.
Republican state ticket has probably
been defeated. The Republicans are
claiming the legislature by a slender
majority.
Received News at Home.
Mr. Bryan received at his home,
"Falrvlow," the returns which early
told him that for the third time he had
been 'defeated in the greatest ambition
of his life. Confident of victory to
the last, he was not prepared to be
lieve that his cause Was lost until the
pluralities of his Republican opponents
piled up in such proportions as to
leave no room for doubt.
When the early returns came in he
made particular inquiries regarding
the state of New York and found much
encouragement in the gains he was
making up state over the Democratic
vote of 1904, but as the figures con
tinued to be received he relied on
Greater New York to offset the hcavv
Taft vote above the Harlem river.
Even in that he was bitterly disap
pointed, and he soon realized that the
state was hopelessly gone and with it
his prospects of being elected.
Turns to Ohio for Hope.
According to the predictions of his
managers he was led to believe that
he would be elected without the aid of
the Empire state, and he turned .his
Inquiries toward Ohio and Indiana. The
heavy Democratic gain In the Thir
teenth Ohio district was gratifying and
to him indicated that the prophesies
that Ohio would go Democratic would
be fulfilled. He also got much comfort
out of a telegram from John E. Lamb,
member of the advisory committee
from Indiana, stating that the Indica
tions were that Indiana was probably
Democratic-
After nearly three hours spent in
his library, Mr. Bryan' went upstairs
and talked to the newspaper men and
others who had assembled in the
"work room." He read some further
returns, but they told the same story
of defeat, and he announced that he
would not have anv statement to give
out that night.
Mrs. Leavitt, Mr. Bryan oldest
daughter, would not concede that her
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Ladies" new Fall Suits, Winter Coats, Overcoats and Winter Goods. We have pur­
10c heavy Tennis
Flannels, salt price..
All wool Flannels for skirts
and Children's
a
15c
Ladies'25c Fleeced
Underwear only
Girls' $2 Long Loose Black
Winter Coats, 8 to 14
Years, 98c
Girls $2 Long Loose Black
Winter Coats, QQ/*
6 to 14 years "Qv
Children's $3.50 Long New
Style Winter Coats,, rt A
6 to 14 £.40
Bearskin Coals $1.98.
Infants' first quality Bear
Skin Coats, in all
"J QQ
colors, 1 to 5 years.. ,/Q
Children's Bear Skin Coals,
to fit ffiris of 8, 10, A (YQ
12 and 14 years 4"»/0
7c Tennis Flannels 5c
&C
25c
Extra size $1.48 Tennis
Gowne, for largeladies
father had lost his fight and remained
up until a late hour believing that
mora favorable news would be forth
coming.
Mr. Bryan was assured early in the
arfternoon thaf he had carried Llncojn
and he beamed with pleasure, al
though he doubted tho optimistic news.
Early returns from Massachusetts, the
first outside state to report, were a
trifle disquieting, but Bryan kept on
smiling.
Nevada Gives Bryan 7,000.
Reno, Nev., Nov. 4.—From incom
plete returns Bryan carried Nevada by
an estimated plurality of 7,000.
Taft's Plurality in Maryland 163.
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 4—The result
in Maryland on the presidential elec
tion is close. According" to tho latest
figures with four counties estimated
Taft has a plurality of 163.
Taft's Plurality in Oregon 24,000.
Portland, Ore., Nov. 4.—Returns
from nearly every county In the. state
indicate a plurality of 24,000 for Taft
Republican Gains in Oklahoma.
Guthrie, Okla., Nov. 4.—Republican
gains have been general but not large
enough to affect the result on the na
tional ticket, congressmen and legis
lature. Bryan's plurality is estimated
at 25,000.
California's- Plurality 75,000.
San Francisco. Nov. 4.—From In
complete returns Taft has carried
California by a plurality of 75,000 and
possible all the Republican congress
men have been elected.
North Dakota Governorship in Doubt.
Fargo, North Dakota, Nov. 4.—Indi
cations today are that tho state is
safely Republican except for govern
or, which is decidedly In doubt. The
Legislature is Republican.
Montana Elects Democratic Governor.
Helena, Mont., Nov. 4.—The returns
from the state are very meagre. From
reports at hand Taft will carVy the
state but Governor Norrls the Dem
ocratic nominee will be relected.
Filipinos and Everyone Happy.
Manila, Nov. 4.—The news of the
election of Taft Was received with
greatest enthusiasm by all classes
throughout the Philippines.
Taft Has 15,000 in Idaho.
Boise, Idaho. Nov. 4.—Taft's plural
ity in Idaho may reach 15,000, Late
returns Indicate the election of the en
time state ticket. Legislature Repub
lican on the Joint ballot.
Taft's New York Vote.
New York, Nov. 4.—Taft's plurality
In Greater New York is 15,645.
Deneen by 40,000.
Chicago, Nov. 4.—Morning returns
from tho state did not materially
change the figures sent out last nlghl.
Taft's plurality is estimated at from
170,000 to 170,000. The entire state ticket
had been eledted, Deneen receiving a
plurality of about 40,000. The con
gr?sjslijnal -delegation will consist of
mem* HP
Ladies' 15c Fleeced
Fast Black Hose
Ladies' $5 Long New Style Winter Coats $2.98
9C
Ladies' $7.50 Black Empire
Coats, Latest Novelty, $4. 98
Ladies' $7.50 Black Empire
Coats, latest A AQ
novelty '.....
Ladies' new Style half fitting
at in
satin trimmed U««3U
The new Directoire Coat,
wide reveres 1 7 CA
$20.00 grade' #3\|
Loose Ripple Back Coats for
Stout Figures and middle
aged ladies 00 CA
$2.98 to
All Wool Blankets
$3.48
Large all wool plaid and
plain $5.00 A
Blankets
Genuine Amaua Blankets,
nothing better made, A QQ
regular$6 grade.. ..4«70
98c
Ladies' Tennis Gowns, 49c. Ladies' Tennis Skirts, 25c.
Children's Tennis
Flannel 50c Gowns.
50c plain and fancy wool A Beautiful New .Line of
Suitings and plain OA/* Neck Chains, the QQ/i
latest fad 25c to t/OL
Batiste. latest fad 25c to.
Children's Good
Scbopl Hose....
39c
New Novelties in Belts and Collars.
There is
Satisfaction
Ladies' $17.50 New Style Long
Jacket Suits at $11.60.
Style
Ladies' $15.00 New
long Jacket Suits
Sale Price
Wooltex and Renwick $27.50
anfl $30 tailor made Suits,
latest fall models, beautiful
materials in plain and elab
orately trimmed 1 7
a 3
Choice of our Finest $35 and
$40 New Style 07 CA
Suits VI
We make a Specialty of
Misses' and Girls' New Style
Suits.
Early fall weight La
dies' 50c Union Suits.,
Special Sale of Guaranteed $1 Gloves
Ladies' 3.50 best quality el
bow length Gloves, made of
fine French Kid, f% QQ
perfect fitting .,
In knowing that you have bought a worthy
article, one that gives you full value for the
money you have invested in it.
And it is our purpose that every buyer
of our pianos shall feel that he has the best
instrument that could be given hint for the
price.
We go beyond the consideration of profit
making for ourselves, because we recognize
that a-permanent business is best established
by having due regard for the customer's in
terests.
No patron of ours is more anxious to
have a satisfactory instrument than we are
to give it to him no purchaser is more con
cerned in economical buying than we are in
helping him to select the best piano obtain
able within the price he wishes to pay.
That briefly expresses the'plan on which
we conduct our business. Ithas proved sat
isfactory to our customers and to us.
Arnold ^ewelr^
nineteen Republicans, and six Demo
crats.
Wyomina to Taft.
Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. 4.—The Dem
ocratic state f,halrnian has conceded
the state to Taft by 5,000.
GlrtL ACCUSES EX-PATROLMAN,
Roy J. Ballsbaugh is Held to Criminal
Court on Charges of 16 Year Old
Genevieve Hager.
Chicago, Nov 4.—Roy J. Gallsbaugh,
22 years old. recently dismissed from
arv patrolman, was held to the Crim
inal court by Municipal Judge Gem
mill yesterday. Ballsbaugh was arrest
ed on two charges brought by Gene
vieve Hager, 16 years old, 1720 Park
avenue.
p: i. Ssi'
A beautiful'new line of
Ruchings and
Collars at 49c and
Ladies' 39c line
Cashmere Gloves...
Ladies' and Girls'
15c Wool Mitts
113 East Mam
Tn denying the accusations Balls
baugh said he met the girl while he
was employed as a street car conduct
or. .J
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10.00
Renwick $25.00 tailor made
Suits, new Directoire style,
extra long jackets, trimmed
with satin bands and but
tons,
Sale price....
15.00
,25c
10c
Mystery surrounded the arrest of"
Samuel .Feinborg. a bartender held at
the Harrison street police station $
charged ^'lth abducting a 15-year old
girl from her home in Morris, 111. Ho -f
was arrested on a warrant issued to'
could not be found at that address.
a a a at on is a a no of
the case
Men may be engaged in deep study
over problems in mechanics, but
quitting time they are alive to theirLt.:,
surroundings.
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