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Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Program for LoaOa-konfeysnsens
dysm6te i Sioux City. la.
den sI-26 fe6y. I0o5
TIspAGEN E ar.

TISDAGEN DEN Fl.
100 e. m. observation-disclosures.
F0relasningar:
1. Hvilka arc de egenskaper, som kan
neteckna en- Sam evangelism predikan?
j. A. Holmen.
2. bet lutherska kyr~kobegreppet.
A. r. Martin.
80 Q. m. Konferensens oppnande.
Liturger: J.. A. Anderson, J.E. Rydback.
Konferenspredikan. Konferensens ordf.
ONSDAGEN DEN ~
8 90 f. m. Session.
! Q 100 Q. m. Predikningar:
1. Apg. 16: 1854. Ofvergangen fran otro
till tro, eller syndares fralsning, c, S,
Renius.
2. Eff. 5:16-21. De troendes vandel.
C. A. Lindvall,
7 :45 g. m. Discussion, Medlemsskapet for
samlingen, Inledes af G. o. Gustafson,
ToRSDAGEN DEN %.
8 90 f. m. Session. (Missionen).
2 90 EN-. Pred. Rom 5:1-5. De troendes hopp
j. A. Christensen.
3 100 g. m. Discussion ~(forts),
7 AS e. m. Predikningar.
l job. 16:2O-22. De troendes sorger,
Alexis Andreen.
2. job. 15.-11. De troendes glade,
Theo. seashore.
FREDAGEN DEN I'd.
800 f. m. Session.
900 e. m. Pred. Eff. 6:1o1s. De troendes
kamp och strid, E. s. Ternberg.
3 100 e. m. Discussion, Bonen, b. Modin,
7:45 e. M. Ungdomsfest. Tai
/. Hvilka frestelser ligga j var It'd NEST
vagen for var kyrkliga ungdom?
c.. j. S6dergren.
2. Wherein lies our young peoples strength
in spiritual warfare? CA. Randolph.
LoRDAGEN DEN IS.
900 f. m. Session.
200 e. m Pred. /, Kor. 15:54b-5s. De tro-
endes seger. A. E. Gustafson.
3 100 e. m. Discussion (Forts).
SoNDAGEN DEN 20.
10 100 f. m. Hogmassa och nattvardsgaug.
Skriftetal, Jos. A. Anderson,
Predikan j h6gmassan, j. A. Hemborg,
3 90 e. a.. Sondagsskolfest. Tai:
l.. Till foraldrar och larare j. A.. Sandell,
2. Till barnen, Felix V. Hanson.
$50 e. m. Ats. och afslutning,
Predikan i aftonsangen E.P.Karleen,
Tankesprak af ordf. fran hvarie konferen-
sens distrikt,
Afslutning at konferensens ordf. och
pastor loci.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

DR.. Geo. B. Wood har under
nagon It'd haft annonser / var It'd
ming. Doktorn ar specialist i Wis
sd sjukdommar och har slit kon.
tor i4I3a AIS Nebraska street.
Vid EFT besok hos doktorn ON
bads var reporter att stiga in i
hans elegant inredda mottag-
ningsrum.. { och doktorn forde
honom sedan omkring de olika
rummen, der Diet finnes en- mangd
clektriska apparater och andra
instrument, som den mode r. a
lakarevetenskapen nu begagnar
vid sjukdomars botande. Doktorn
som eyer ryktet TOR sig att hafva
botat de NEST invecklade och
svara sjukdomsfall i sin speciali-
tet forklarade att Diet Ell wore nod
vandl9t att resa harifrda till ndgon
specialist j ostern eller Europa,
utan att man nu mycket val kun
de bli botad har j Sioux City.
Doktorn SADIE att hans apparater
Ell kunde ofvertraffas nagonstades
for siukas botande. "men" tillade
han, "det beror pa rata kanne
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
rackspe cialist

ALA slags brack hos unga och gamla
kunna botas permanent pa sextio dagar
Manga tusenden hafva blifvit botade uu-
der de sista femton aren. Raafr3guipg
fritt. Bes6k mig eller skirt for upplys-
ningar. Frank Fl. Wray. VI. d. rum All
Lytle Block, Sioux City, Iowa,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Fran

Fran Angnstanaf6rsamhNges
Nasts sondagseftermiddag
och qvall hS!les $. k. reunion af
forssmlingens kondrmander i
kyrkan. Klockan half 5 pa e. m
sammantrader ungdomen i ky
kans underwriting till EFT socialt
mote och samlas sedan XII. half 8
uppe kyrkan. Pastorp hoppas
att IA Sc ALA sina kon6mander
narvarande Vid motel pa, oval
len genomgas foljarde program:
/. San g af f0rsamlingen - Hemlands-
Sang 40: IA.
9. Aftonsaugsritualen 49,.
3. Sang af f0rsamlingen. Heml.-Sang
172: Ia.
A.. Piano Duet, Ester Kn0s d Florens
Johc son.
5. Defamation, Selma jacobson,
6. Nagra korta anmarkningar, v. Swan.
z. Solo, Hulda Ksutz.
8. Nagra korta anmarkningar, N. p.
Scheleen.
8. Sang, Qaartetten.
10. Nagrs korta anmarkningar, Sherman
Nelson.
IL. Solo; Norma Anderson.
IL. Kort tai, Pastor FERN,
10. Sang. Koren eller Kopfrmations-
ungdom.
Ia. Bon och valsignelsen.
Is. Sang of f0rsamlingen, Hemlands.
sangen 1853: IA.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
%Bedrageriet afsl6iadt.

NSgra f0rfalskare hafVa pasenare tiden
forsokt salia efterapniogar af DIR Kin 8
New Discovery Tor Consumption, Coughs
and Cold och dermed lura allminheten.
vi yarna eder att taga eder i akt for sa-
dana, hyilka for slem winning s6ka till
egna sig Diet CODA anseendet hos medici-
ner, som under IS ar pa EFT framgangs-
rikt satt kurerat siukdomar, Eft sakert
skydd for eder Or vart MANN pa omslaget.
Sc efter Diet pa ALA DR.. Kings oller Buck
lens mediciuer, %alldenstund ALA de andra
ara endast efterapningar. A.E BUCKLEs
& Co. Chicago. H.. och Windsor. Gan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Predningar 4 kapekLet a
1dStStdan

0dStStdan.
Onsdag kvall den %,
G. 0. Morland och J. H. Nelson,
Torsdag kvall den %,
S. H. Newman och A. +. Johnson,
Fredag kvall den "a,
G. L. Backstr0m och J. E. Rydback.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

Marx Smith fran Bellaire. O..
aulande hit forliden vecka for
att soka efter sin omyndige
son. hviiken den ~ %januari rymde
frsu bemmet tillika med en- annu
yDgre ficka. De unga tn vile
sa gerna ''hafva hvarandra". men
son ungdomarne annu ej hunnit
att bii torSa bakom oronen, tyckte
foraldrarne, som Ell precis hade
nSgot emot partiet. att de gerna
kuude vanta annu nagon It'd.
Men delta foil 81 vederbor. pa lap
peu.och sa rymde de. Farmaren
spSrade rymlingarne till Chicago
och derifran efter atskilligt besvar
hit. Hair fam han pa Southwe-
stern barans station en- koffert,
son til!horde dem, men at de
unga kunde han 81 upptacka EFT
spar kofferte1 forSvann sedan
pa EFT mystiskt SAT- fran STATIC
men. Gubben tillkannagai att de
urca skulle "a full forlatelse der.
est de villa gifva sig tillkanna.
Gedtkop pa Girchams, CODA
"Apcon checks" saljas for Ale.
pr yard.
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Kondnkf5v Frank J. Landy
harifran staden erholl natten
meliaG ~fredagen och lordagen
for'iden vecka vid en- samman
stUtei ing vid Dakota City, Neb.,
s3daua skador att han ahed strax
derctscr pa wagon till Samaritan
hoSpita!et, dit han omedelbart
efte7 olyckan forbes.
Landys tag. som var EFT gods.
tSg. hade klockan HIS pa natten
ssauuat vid Dakota City. Strax
efteeat ~pskordes godstaget at EFT
efte,kommande tag. som forde en-
sn0p.og. Stoten traffade gods
tasets konduktorshnka, der Landy
for ttllFallet befann sig ensam.
Fiokan slogs spillror, och Landy
upptcgs sanslos med svara skador
ihujvudet. Ea doktor tillkalla
dss, och Lsndy placerades genast
Il go ~godsvagn. Fit lekomotiv
forSE andes. och den skadade togs
ofvec hcden till 7 och Howard
SITS. der ambulansvagnen vantade.
14aa pIacerades i am5uiausvag
'nea TIL Samaritan hospitalet. men
81 dit, utan ahed pa wagon
4lt,a sit hafva aterfatt sansen.
ANDY bodde l722 Floyd river
road. och efterlemnar enka och 2
m;adesariga barn. Han tlHhorde
frim4rareorden och begraides
,en.;st frimurarnes ritual fran fri
mQra~ctemplet hsrstades. Jord.
fastaingen skedde pa Floyd-graf-
gardea Delta var forsta gangen
tsegratning hallits frimurare-
temP3ct harstades.
Sofa, karnl0sa apeisiner at ALA
stortekar. sma eller stora. saljas
endlsS morgon, lordag till Diet
spec;ella priset at 50 cents pr
peck eller 81 IS pr lada hos Lar
son < Anderson.
AHskcn Svenska baptistkyrkan
hdrnet sf tionde och Virginia
gatoraa.
| alton moter de unga systrar-
mes s~yforcning hos A. Servenes,
1000 Virginia St.
S6ndagen den lode februari
predikar Pastor A. r. Arlander fir
Valley. Neor., XII. 1890 finn. SAINT
Us N.
Sendag,skola XII. IL.
Uagdomsmote XII. 5 e. m:
ALA som kunna ech villa helsa
vi hjertligt valkomna till vara
moten.
c. ]. Almquist, pastor.
Olson Bros. emottaga prenu.
meration pa de olika svenska It'd
ninearne och tilihandahalla sven
ska aImarackor.
Kop edra byggnadsmaterialier
a. C..ls,-- O. |~a.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

L o'S AtaAA IA hoA
stades. Han har erhallit xallelse
till OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for missi
onsvannernas hospital i Omaha.
Pastor c. J.. Almquist afreste
dag pa morgonen till Chicago,
der han kommer at narvara vid
invigringen at EFT alderdomshem,
som uppforts at eft sallskap at
svenska baptister. Pastor Aim
4uist kallades som hemmets Fl.
nanssekreterare och representant
for en- manad sedan och ingaf tor
kort It'd sedan sin resignation
till forsamlingen harstades. Pa
forsamlingsmote tisdags vagrade
forsamlingen att antaga resigna-
tionen och kallade pastorn pa
nytt. Pastor Almquist svarade
dock hvarken ia eller nej pa kal
lelsen och kommer 81 att afgifva
nagot defnitivt svar forran han
aterkommer fran Chicago.
Speciella priser pa mansskjor-
tor varda upp till $I.oo saljas for
$50. hos Larson-Swan Dry
Goods Co.
kyr-
k~ostyrelse har tillsatt komnit.
teer i och for stundande konfe
rensmote harstades som tolier:
Kommittee att anskafa platser
for de besokande: Pastor O.. w.
FERN, E. E. Aronson. &c. Sund
vail, c. .. Mold, c. Paulson, II
Akerberg.
Mottagningskommittee: VIM
Johnson, Alex Larson. Frank
Lindborg, Alfred Olson, Aug. C
Swanson, Aft. Soderberg.
Presskommitte: o. w. FERN,
G N. Swan, J.. ALI Johnson.
On Nj har hesta, So en- kop
haska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Vid foreningen Fridhems ars-
mote forliden msndagsqvall upp-
tastes rapporter fran de olika
kommitteerna. Foreningen har
under aret okats med II medlem.
mar. Kassan uppgar nu till Oliver
1000 dollars och har under aret
okats med $50 dollars. Antalet
medlemmar uppgar till 81. Under
aret hafva $50 utbetalats i siuk-
help, hvilken utgar med So pr
vecka.
Vid val af embetsman utsagos:
Till ordforande August Westman,
till vice ordforande Elias Wahl,
strom. till skattmastare Oscar
Rnanssekreterare Axel
Hallin, till protokollssekreterare
Alfred Person SAINT till revisorer
Aug Anderson, G. D., Hanson
och c. Paulson. Till medlems-
valdes: Aug. Backlund
Fred Dahl, och E. w. Boyner.
Till sjukbesokare utsagos John
Person och John Henrickson SAINT
froknarne Laura Smith och Wilma
Rehnstrom. Begrafningskommit
terade blef OscarL. Johnson SAINT
fru G. d. Hanson. Foreningen
sam nantrader andra mandagen
manad Augstanakyrkans
underwriting. Den stiftades den
I februari 1899.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
Olson Bros speciella $500
skodon Dor ingen glomma att Sc
vid behof at skodon.
F6,iiaen MISUNDERSTANDING
hollis hemmet, 10 & Virginia SITS
begrafningsakt Diver Evelin Ha-
eel Nelson, dotter till herskapet
Gust Nelson med pastor FERN
som eficierande FRESHMAN.
Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, 3 & Court.
Baknummey innehalIande den
nya foljetongen, som borjade i
forlidet hummer, kunna erhallas
fritt a Svenska Monitorens kon-
tor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

domen ON deras anvandande, ON
de skola CORA nagon nytta''. Dok-
torn eyer afyen hogt anseende
bland sina medicinska broder.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

Den Q dennes en- son till DR..
och Mrs S. Staads. Douglas
street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
TRAlNMEN WILL GATHER.
VIII Demand Increased Wages I
Men on Rocky Mountains Roads.

Chicago, Jan. Engineers, firemen,
trainmen and conductors will meet
here Tuesday to formulate de.
mands for increased wages and
shorter hours on all roads running
west from Chicago, The schedule
agreed on will furnish the. basis for
demands on all roads to the Rocky
mountains, including Texas and the
southwest but not west Of st. Ralsl
to Puget sound In all, forty-seven
railroad systems will he affected BY
the decision reached at the meeting
Two years ago a sim flar neeting re-
suited Ia an increase Of about 10 PEI
cent Fl wa ges for the men involved
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
IRVINE AS A
Pc E'YA''G|,M| l\KER
FAILS TO ACCOMPLISH OBJECT
OF HIS SUNDAY VISIT TO
HUNTINGDON.
.QITARRELS NTH FRIEND.
Tried to Placate the Six vestrynen
Who Accuse Ifrs q Trickery In Con-
nection With the "Presentment''
Against bishop Talbot.

Huntingdon, PA Jan. DIR. Irvine
found Bishop lbot's friends too
strong for him here Sunday and he left
town sudd emily Hsd unexpectedly
Z I)r. Irvine wa s Il .ractically forced to
aaaH 3, q. O. FIilliars at II
o'clock Saturday fght after he mad
been accused by Mr.. Hitler of duplic-
sity.
y He was not permitted to attend his
old church. A committee waited on
him Sunday morning and warned him
That II ne entered the building most
sof the congregation would leave.
Il DR. Irvine came to Huntingdon in.
the hope of placating the SIX vestry-
men Of ST Johns church, who accuse
him Of resorting to trickery to induce
them to sign what they supposed was
a petition to have the controversy with
Bishop Talbot settled as speedily as
possible. His visit, however, instead
of improving the situation, has only
made his relations with his former
yestrymen even more strained, with
the exception Of w. Gra.fus Miller, who
has ever been stanch adherent OF the
unfrocked Clergyman.
Quarrels With His Host.
The sensational feature of his visit
here z5wfsss zs5wfss=s his disagreement with his
host, w. Hillier, over the telegram
which he is now asserted to have sent
to w. g. Miller which read
Don't say anything. I have writ
ten each long letter explaining 1nisrep
resentations Irvine"
This telegram was denounced as g
forgery by Attorney Herbert Noble IN
Philadelphia
Dr. Irvine, too, had told Mr.. Hitler
that no such message had been re
ceived here and that it was newspa
| per fabrication.
With this Understanding Hitler
called uopn Denithorn in behalf of DR.
Irvine in the hope of effecting a re
/ conciliation. Denithorn, however, de
nounced DR.. Irvine for duplicity and ir
proof showed Hitler the original mes
sage which Irvine had sent t4 Hilliel
as already quoted.
Hitler returned home with the tele
gram and demanded an explanation
from Or. Irvine. The result was tha'
the two parted after a heated diseus
sion and DR. Irvine went to iflaer'!
i house at III. a /. ThereE she
until his depar rture Ct neons
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
TRAIN IS
DER
PASSENGER TRAIN ON CHICAGO,
GREAT WESTERN WRECKED
AND MANY INJURED.

Chicago, Jan. 2. Several persons
were injured when passenge train
on the Chicago & Great Western vac
derailed at Harlem suburb today
A signal to stop was apparently
ignored by the engineer and to prevent
a collision with a Wisconsin Central
train the man in the signal tower oper,
ated the derailing device. The bag.
gage car and first coach left the rails.
The Injured.
The severely injured are:
Mrs. Minnie Lennox Of Minneapolis;
Daniel Oliver of Belvidere, I'LL Il 4;
Engineer George Kane of Chicago. 4
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
lLI,lRE',[E
MRS. G CHADWICK TELLS HER iLs.
BAND STORIES Or IsGRAcE
ARE UNTRUE.

Cleveland, O JAN. he setting
Sunday morning between Dr. Leroy s !.
Chadwick and his wife in the JAIL here
was marked BY spell s. Of violent weep
ing on the part cf both:
This conversation was held In Mrs.
Chad wick s cel viii her her husband
had been taken as soon as his bail had
been provided for, which Was shortly
after his arrival at the jail from the
New York train ID com pany vi Shers
It'll Barry Il 81. III II
yfhroug ghout the inference bet Weeis
Dr, Chadwick AID lii wit he's most
oft repeated cry g q rust srn E,
m don beliexa
,lsNSpapers hxe
They are all
sRron 4. 'ss
;hadwicp
these declsy
hope seS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
ION
0 MYSTERY
DEs MONIES POLICE THINK MUIR
DERER OF MISS MABEL SEQ.
FIELD IS CAPTURED.

Des Moines, Jan. 2. (Special) ~
Charles Thomas today pleaded not
guilty of the murder Of Mabel Scofleld
and was denied bail.
Believe Mystery Solved.
After five years of indefatigable ef-
fort the Mabel Scofleld murder mys-
terry is believed to have been solved
by the arrest of Charles Thomas to an.
swer to an Indictment charging him
with the crime. Thomas was located
in an adjoining state and brought
back to this city In charge Of Sheriff
Loper He was tried before justice
of the peace three years ago on an in.
formation charging the same crime
but the case was dismissed because Of
alleged insuficiency of evidence.
Thomas Immediately thereafter mar
lried Miss Van Ostrpnder the chum Of
his alleged victim. Mabel Scofleld's
dead body was found in the Des
Moines river five years ago last Octo
ber Although there were no marks
Of violence on the body physicians
areadily agreed that id been ex
tinct before the bod ad reached the
water
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
FIRE AT MADRID.
Church and Parsonage |
Iowa Town DESTROYED.

Marshalltown, Jan. 2.-( Especially
Fire at Madrid Sunday destroyed the
Methodist church and parsonage with
loss Of $4,000. The insurance was
$4,000 The fire was caused by an
soyerheated furnace.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
PRESIDENT
R RECEIlE ES
WHITE HOUSE TO-DAY THE SCENE
# OF Al MOST BRILLIANT So
ciAL EVENT.
D EMS SOCIAL SEASON
New Years Reception Is the Signal
for official and Resident Washlng-
ton TO Begin Round Of ceremonious
Social Affairs. I.


Washington, D. e., Jan. Oficial
and resident Washington today ex-
tended New Years greetings to Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White
house. Events brilliant and specta-
scplar saH prk pte, earl receps
tons are. marked TIC ss fiiis iiig
of the social season of 1905.
True Democracy Rules.
The reception was characterized BY
true democracy. All people, whether
Of high degree or low. rich or poor,
were welcomed to the historical man
sion and Afforded the opportunity to
personally greet both the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt. Thousands en-
braced this opportunity.
Conditions Very Pleasant.
BY the Presidents direction no abso-
lutte limit Of time was placed on the re-
ception. Guests began to arrive
shortly after II o'clock. The sky was
overcast and the air as balmy as that
of April. AS the callers entered the
White house they We're greeted by a
bnrst of melody from the Marine band.
The aoral decorations, while not elab-
orate, were more than have character
lied recent White house receptions.
Receive In Blue Parlor.
! The beginning Of the reception was
sannounced by flourish sounded by
the trumpeters Of the Marine band, sit
Suated near the foot OF the main stair
case This signaJized the approach
of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
and the members of the cabinet and
their ladies', constituting the immedi-
ate receiving party. The distinguished
party entered the blue parlor where
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt re.
8ceived their guests. 81 ss 81
Precautions for Safety.
Both were IN excellent spirits and
Joined animatedly in conversation with
their guests. Every precaution was
taken throughout the house to insure
the safety of the President and others
an extra detail Of police. besides sev.
eral secret service officers, being on
duty Nobody was permitted to carry
d handkerchief or muf1ler in his hands
or to pass along the line with his
hands in his pockets.
~, -, n Il, 4,
- ,s,
!, na gn.at oa - salsl !,
ives q, 'l = .iSss1 ~ u I q q q
i ~ M.nv Eor.icr@r. pr.s. 3,
aamy Z; Is,.
eign countries attaches in full cour
dress. head I'd BY Count Gassini, anlbas
ador of Russia and dean Of the dipIo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03

HIGGINS TAKES SEAT.
New Governor Of New York Assumes
Duties of His Office.

Duties OF FiIs Office.
++%* a***s+*&* u Il
Albany, N. ", Jan. 2. Gov :
crnor Higgins today was formally :
! lnauguratcd governorof New York :
= state. Outdoor ceremonies had =
y been planned but Were rnarred byiss
a drizzling rain. A large crowd :
was in attendance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
4 LOOMS Il HoNoREp.
President Loubet confers Degree Of
Legion of Honor Upon American.

Legion Of Honor Upon American.
Washington, D. G., Jan. q. The an
nonncement was made by Ambassador
Jusserand that President Loubet. Of
France, mad conferred upon Francis
b. Loouiis. assistant secretary Of state,
the grand Office of the Legion Of
Honor
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03

! GOOD | 4 / r RI B IS E Il{5 J


From Tuesdayss fJa
Over $500, 900 were spsft iilX ,6uiI al
Ing improv vement il Ottans n
the year 1901 JUS A n
ures 90 not tsiac lude the a NJ
pended IN the PROV EN- snt 25fs Z
OF the Ottunwa Public ater 4 Il
during the year. lnit
by the OttumMa ion & LIGHT
pany, or the large am nts sx psljg q
py the various RAJ alrsa ads enter -
CITY NJ, jss5s sSss'
The figures do not \ id clud ID tf fi9! iii Y 4
thousands OF dollars spenf liz srGtSs3 d 81
ing and remodeling private 3 rssid 6u0S
and improvements that have IA aIs qi!
made in many Of the down town st6te
In estimating the total number of &
houses puilt during the year tfit Sfll
ures or the various lumber syarqp lI
the CITY have been tax en- md the ls n 4
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03

Il myself Of this opportunity
to your excellency assur-
~ respect.
Nogi.'
iscon Hears News.
on, D. G., Jan. The
rtInent today received a
American Minister Girls
g that the minister Of
lirs of Japan notified him
81 surrendered Port Arthur
Sunday evening. X Il
do Boats Disarmed.
Jan. 2.-The Russian tor
Skory, Stratni, Vlastnh
in port, have been dis
The Japanese destroYsrs
! them in yesterday hive
Or. They escaped from
nd were forced to enter
e.
IS admit that Stoessel
lite flag Sunday andre
re were $4,000 sick and
Arthur and that 5000
nvalescents man the
'nts Expected.
torpedo boat destroy.
the harbor and MAX
ion joined the other
y waiting outside.
eneral that develop
occur tonight.
Expected.
tected cruiser Akit
torpedo boat de
ig the harbor here
believed that there
the Russians are
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ith the following reply addressed e,

ith the following reply addressed to
.oessel:
.t'I have the honor to reply to your
oposal to hold negotiations regard
conditions and the order Of capit-
alton. For this purpose / have aa9s
inted as commissioner Major Cen
81 Jjichi, chief Of staff Of our army
will be accompa led shy some stan
se4 Y Il "a
your commissio Janunry 2, Sit
at Shuishiying The commits.
of both parties will be enh-
d to sign q convention for cap
q without waiting for rati4i-
ind to cause the same to take
.te effect. The authorization
plenary powers will be signed
highest officer of each of the
ng parties and same shall be
d by respective commissions
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Paving.


= q NiisSs ~
North Marion street, 14.s54. 81
North Market street ...s... B, ,5O4 as
sixth street ....... ....... 2,154.90
East Second and Vine streets 14,1Ss,93
Third street ...s... ~. 2,290.74
Washington street y. S,371.G2
Green street ......l.... 2.6O3.58
Alleys ..3.s.. 2,736.42
ResurfacIng.
West Second street go. 7.64o.75s
East Main street ~ .. 13,b41.203
Building new sidewalks 100000
Sidewalk repairs !. ,466.l15
Blake's Branch sewer ~. 6,139.S7
Finley avenue sewer s. Is. 10.682.nN
General sewer expenses ... $4,000
Orchard street school
building ...:.s. ...... 10000
|Repainting school buildings. 100000
I New heating plants In three.
school buildings 100000
Grading and building wall
at Garheld school 100000
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tected cruiser Akit-
torpedo boat de-
ig the harbor here
believed that there
$ the Russians are