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17-As result of Noesdal, Norway. ava
lanche. 81 persisted; caused big tidal wave.
FEB. 6-Procurator General of Finland as
sassinated at Helsingfors.
Mar. 5-Steamer IN Osaka, japan harbor.
sinks. 10 drowning.
14-H. G. Paget, marquis of Angelsey. dies
at Monte Carlo.
A-Jules Verne, novelist, dies at Amiens.
France, aged H.. .Azpiroz, Mexican am.
bassador dies in Washington.
Apr. NEARLY 100000 are dead in India
earthquakes.
May S-Portugal and Norway sign arbitra-
Jun. 6-Crown Prince VIM and Duchess &C.
celia wed at Berlin. M. Delcasse resigns
as foreign minister of France.
Norway sewers relations with Sweden,
deposing King Oscar.
Jul. swedish army ordered to mobilize.
N-Bomb thrown at sultan of Turkey at
Constantinople. Attempt falls, but "a per-
sons are killed
25-Swedish cabinet resigns.
Aug. NEW Swedish cabinet selected.
Sep. 7-Tokio mobs attacked E. III. Harri-
man and Marquis Ito. Martial law declared.
g goTnyyo eear I'll 1ssI fatal to 1000
Sasebo, killing 256.
l5-Monte Rosso. Italy, destroyed by earth
- quake; hundreds of lives lost.
ls-Czar INVITES powers to peace conference
A-Sweden and Norway sign dissolution ar
ticles, agreeing to sever union,
Oct. Fire at Hiroshima Japan, destroys
q buildings; loss s20U0, 600
L2-Prince Troubetskoy, Russian liberal
dies in st. Petersburg.
l3-Sir Henry Irving, famous actor, dies
o. suddenly Ide,a at Bradford, Eng.
N.Prince Charles of Denmark selected for
throne Of Norway
Nov. 6-sir Geo. Williams, founder of Y.
M. G. A., dies in London
T-Count of Flanders dies In Belgium
leaving Prince Albert heir to throne.
1S-Glasgow (Scotland) lodging house
burns. 80 dying; German torpedo boat
and cruiser collide at Kiel; SO drowned.
20-Steamer Hilda wrecked off French
coast; 1913 drowned. Throne Of Norway
rendered to Prince Charles of Denmark
and accepted.
N-King Haakon VII. takes oath to Nor
wegian constitution.
Dec. A. j. Balfour, English premier. re-
signs; Sir Campbell-Bannerman takes
office.
1s.-Anti-foreign riot at Shanghai:
American vice consul attacked and
fired upon by marines; 20 coolies
killed.
26-san Domingo swept by revolution:
official selected.
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8usiness FaHureI


Jan. S-First national bank of Faribault,
Mimi, closed; receiver appointed.
9-Brott cotton mills Massachusetts, CAPT.
tai $1,20O,000.
27astandard Rope & Irvine Co.. N. Y. for
$l2, GOO.
29-Pan- American bank, Chicago; assets
$l7,200 liabilities $75,gG0
Mar 5-Arnold Brewing Co., Saulte ST.
Marie, Mich; liabilities $S5, 900; assets $685.
7-Coe Co, Minneapolis; liabilities, 500, 900.
Apr. 3-Ladoga, Ind, bank; assets $4,000
liabilities 100000.
ton. Okla, First national bank fails.
B-Barberton, O., First national bank
Jun. 2-Ladysmith, Wis. First national
1sa aE,as.. s Mgsnsop, Chicago placed in re-
26-Knight, Donnelly & Co., Chicago.
r2S-Terre Haute, Ind, national bank closed
JUL. .5-spring Valley, Ill. and Toluca, ILL.,,
national banks close
6,Hagerstown, Ind, Commercial bank; liza
biities, $125,000.
20-City national bank, Kansas city. Mo.
Aug 3-West Liberty, Ky, bank closes.
2l-Western bank, Louisville, Ky; due to
overloanS.
Sep. 19-Minot, S. D., national bank closes
doors. o'iA o-o'e'
Oct 6-Peoria Gll.) national bank closes be-
cause of Dougherty indictments.
Nov. 1-Kingfisher (Okla.) national bank
closed by comptroller of currency.
Dec. 1S-John r. Walsh's three banks in
Chicago Chicago National, Home Saw
ings and Equitable company in liauida-
ton. Local clearing house guarantees
payment of $28,OOO,OoO. Public and
private accounts involved.
27-Merchants Trust company, Ameri-
can Savings bank and Mechanics
Savings bank. MemnhiS TeDp o1oeo
doors; first named in liquidation.
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Fires

Jan. lin Chicago three buildings de.
stroyed, 10 injured; loss. s525,ooo.
lin Arispe, Ia. business section de-
Business section Leland, ILL.,. wiped out;
loss, 100000.
22-Brookfeld, Wis, wiped out by fire.
9-omaha wholesale district swept; loss.
Feb. S-Ealf business district, Burr Oak,
Mich, destroyed.
1s-In indianapolis wholesale district; loss,
q, 100000.
2O-At Charlestown, Mass, piers and ships
destroyed; loss, $1,OO0,000.
homeless; loss, 100000. New Or
leans railroad terminals and residences
destroyed; loss, $5,000.0O0
Mar AT Cedar Rapids. Ia, two killed:
loss, s1,000,000.
N-Business portion Faunsdale, Ala. wiped
A W. 7 Va. DESTROYED half Of clendennin'
May 4-Fire practically destroys Home
s-Business district of Flora, H., wiped out.
Jun. 16-Eort Francis, Ont, practically de-
btroyed.
Jul. 9-Business and residence blocks Of
Goldield, New, burn
lO-Entire Gridley, Cal, business section de.
stroyed.
M-In Humble, Tex, oil fields fire, IL perish,
100000 barrels Of oil destroyed.
Aug. 7--Hoboken, N. j., docks, depot, train
sheds, two ferry boats and buildings
burned; loss, 100000.
N-Business section. Stevenville, Mont,
swept by fire.
25-Business section Lofts. Ia, destroyed.
Sep. 1-Almost entire business section Flem-
ington. KY, destroyed
14-Business section, Grangeville, Idaho, de-
stroyed.
l9-Almost entire business section La Porte,
Cal, destroyed.
24-At Butte, Mont, fercest fire in Its his
tory; loss. 100000.
T-Roff, I. T.. business block destroyed.
Oct. 4-Lumber yards and rs dwellings de-.
stroyed at Rhinelander. Wis; loss, $780,
600.
s-Carlton, MINI, 10 buildings destroyed.
1s-Entire business section Alturas, Cal.
destroyed,
loss Of $4,000.
Nov. 12-Nine business houses, Johnston
City, ILL.,, destroyed.
15-Burke, w. Va, wiped out >. Half block
business structures destroyed, GrantberR.
Wis. Urbana. Ia. 70 business blocks de.
stroyed
Dec, 1-Business section Arcadia, Fla.
4--Illinoig Steel warehouse, Chicago. de-
stroyed; loss, 81. 100000.
Gfeoved-
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MUNTERvILLE.

.
Munterville, Dec. 3O-The Christmas
exercises We're held Tuesday evening
atthe Swedish Lutheran church by the
Sunday school, and were largely att
Tended. An excellent program of about
fifty numbers was rendered including
regulations, dialogues and songs by the
school and singing by the choir The
church was lighted with candles and
specially decorated with holiday
greens, while the tree was beautifully
trimmed After the program presents
were given to the children.
Andrew Johnson and son Leslie o6
omaha, spent Christmas with Mr.
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus1
tave Johnson.
Miss Esther Huffman visited Sunday
anu Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs August Huffman, returning Nom
day evening on the Milwaukee to OF.
tumwa.
Mrs. Louise Hokanson of ottumwa.
accompanied by her nieces, Misses
Alice and Mary Peterson, and nephews.
Carl and William Peterson, spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Miss Stella Oval, who is attending
school at the Augustana college. Rock
Island, ILL.,, and Axel Oval Of Ottumwa.
are visiting with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Oval
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Baldwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Smith and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloom of Ottum-
wa arrived Tuesday to visit and ba
present at the meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society held Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. Blooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Swenson.
Miss Amanda Allen Of Ottumwa and
Alvin Allen Of Agency are visiting
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
land Allen.
Miss Theresa Hasselbrooth of OF
tumwa spent the holidays with rela-
tives here
Albert Swenson left last Sunday for
Elmwood, ILL.,, to spend Christmas with
his sister, Mrs. Arthur Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson gave
Christmas dinner to large number
Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Johnson and
son visited Tuesday with Mr.. John.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. John.
son.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oval entertained
relatives Wednesday at dinner. s,r
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oleson and
children of Avery spent the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs Nels Swenson.
Miss Emma and Regina johnson are
visiting with relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sander Pierson enter
tanned relatives and friends at a din-i
ner Thursday.
Amanda Allen called on Lena Ander~
son Thursday.
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TIE OTTUMwA COURIER

l6--Gen. H A. Payne, lawyer of national
repute, in Washington.
20-Maj. Stewart. at FIT. Thomas. o.: aged
22-Rt Rev. A. A. Watson, bishop East
Carolina diocese of Episcopal church.
23-Joseph Jefferson noted actor, at Palm
Beach, Fla; aged rs.
A-U. S. Circuit Judge Amos Thayer. In st.
Louis. :
27.Ex-cov. Hawkins, at Huntington,
May IN. Nicholson. at Washington:
A--H. S. cronk, sole survivor of war OF
1872. at Ava. N; Y; aged 1885,. Jessie
49, La Sale, playwright, at Bell Port,
l.. l.: aged 43.
AaJuage Towigee. American consul, at
Bordeaux.
Jun. 4-Gen. Boynton. at Atlantic City, N. j.
2s-Peter Kiolbassa. Chicago treasurer
So-Secr tary of State Hay, at Lake suna-
pee, N. Y.
Jul, 16-Gen. W. w. Blackmar, G. A. R.
chief at Boise, Idaho.
Aug. IA. NJ. Bell. father of A. G.. Bell, at
Washington. Rev. Albright, at Dele
ware, O..
s-Archbishop chapelle, at New Orleans. OF
yellow fever.
SIS: A. Mclean, Jr., noted packer, at
Chicago.
Sep. b-Hezekiah Butterworth, at Warren,
r. l.; aged 76
14-Patrick Collins, mayor of Boston, and
:, eX-congressman, at Hot Springs, Va.
22IEx.Cong. and ex-Gov. oFerrall OF
Virginia.
Oct. los. F. Nixon, New York assembly
speaker, at Westfield, N. Y.
l2-Gen. w. 7. Clark, of Gen. Grants
STAFF, at Washington.
is; F. Gale. oldest Chicago resident. al
Chicago. y
23-Ex- Congressman Jerry Simpson, most
unique character In American politics, at
Wichita, Kan.
3l-Chas J. Devlin, well-known coal oper.
.ator, at Chicago hospital
Nov. l3-Bishop s. NJ Merrill, at Keyport
N. j.
H-MarshaH Field, Jr., at hicago, from
:, self-infiicted gunshot wound.
Sc-Henry Arson, founder of Marshall.
town, Ia, at Marshalltown.
Dec. S,-United States Senator Mitchell
(Ore0. at Portland.
ll--Edward Atkinson, we'll known So
cial and political economist, at Boston,
aged 49,
25-Judge Murray Tuley, Chicago;
nervous exhaustion caused by over
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kIRkvlLLE.

Kirkville, Dec 30.-The Presbyter.
ian Sunday school gave an entertain.
ment Sunday evening. The program
was as follows:
ng-Congregation.
Invocation--Rev. w. L. Vincent,
Song Congregation.
Recitation-Earl Thompson.
Song-Primary department.
Recitation-Gu Black.
Notwithstanding Welsh.
Song-NIiss Edna Blacks class.
Class Exercise-Nine little boys.
Recitation-Ernest owen.
Recitation--Alfred Glen.
Song-First Division Primary class,
Recitation-Frank Stodgel
Bxercise-Miss Blacks class.
Exercise-Six little girls.
Recitation-Joshua Black.
Solo-Mrs. Easton.
Address-Rev. w. l.. Vincent.
Offering for missions.
Announcements.
Song-Two very small boys.
Recitation Maggie WEIGH.
observation-disclosures Randall.
Recitation-Ina Ross.
Song-Lucile and Gl1dys Welch.
Recitation-Roy Black.
Recitation-Thad Picken.
Recitation-Lucile WEIGH. AZ
Recitation--Mary Forsyth
Song-Entire primary department.
Clos1ng-The Lords Prayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carson ana
daughter. Grace, spent Christmas with
Mr.. Carson's brother, George Carson.
at Russell.
-. James Meponough's nephew, Henry
Thomas, of Iowa City, and chriss,s
Thomas of Efflngham, Ill. snenl
Christmas with their uncle's family
here.
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strike.
2S-Chicago strikers enjoined from INTERIOR
30-Grand jury indicts IL labor leaders on
conspiracy charge.
May 2-Fierce Chicago strike riots; killed.
several fatally injured Many negroes
imported.
s-WorId's railway appliance exhibit opens
at Washington.
4-Seventh session, international railway
congress opens in Washington. Chicago
employers ask militia to quell strikers;
Deneen refuses. ...Strike causes business
loss of 81, 500, 600
S-Negro union driver, Chicago. killed nv
mistake.
1o-Chicago deputy kills unionist who
jeered him. Roosevelt receives strike
committee in Chicago; tells them to up
hold law or grave results will follow.
16-National ASS n of Manufacturers meets
25-Thebes. ILL.,, bridge across Mississippi,
gateway to southwest, opened
2S-President Shea deposed as Chicago
Jun. Shea arrested on libel charge.
Grand jury indicts labor leaders for CON
Zone killed. two injured in Saginaw
Mich, strike riots.
Jul. 20-Chicago teamsters strike declared
Aug. 1-Western railroad telegraphers
strike for better wages
5-Attorney General Moody asks probe of
telegraphers strike.
&c; z. Shea reelected president of Inter-
national teamsters' union at Philadelphia
Sep. 1S-Threatened Chicago freight hand
lers strike collapses.
Oct 4Brewerles of Michigan consolidate
5-Jos Ramsey. Jr., deposed as Wabash
railroad president. F. A. Delano sue
10-Geo. Gould defeats Ramsey for contro,
Wabash railroad at Toledo, O., meeting
l4-Portland Exposition closes after most
successful run.
Nov. 26- Samuel Gompers elected presi-
dent American Federation of Labor at
Ptttsburg, Pa. az
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nesie gives $4,000 for aged college pro-

nnegie gives $4,000 for aged college pro-
May 81. N. Perry, Chicago, acquitted OF
..gigantic arson charge.
l2..Nan Patterson freed of charge of killing
:, ,Gsaesar Young. Negro lynched for
Jun. 6-Wtsconsin storms cause $500. 900 loss
Paul Morton ex-sec of Navy, elected
% chairman OF Equitable society
I6-Samuel Greason, acquitted OF Edwards
murder, at Reading, Pa.
Jul. 7-Normandy, KY, negro lynched for
assault.
avg, l--pr. Koch acquitted of charge of
Aiiilhg Ut Geohardt at New ulm, MINI.
Ao-Fiala Ziegler, pole-seeking expedition,
Aost Tor over two years, rescued.
2S1Yellow fever reported in Brownsville,
a. III. ana Ottawa county, Mich
CT resident Roosevelt submerged 90 min
IN t,es IN submarine up torpedo boat Plunger
sss w. fever breaks out in Florida.
oep, Two Silver City, Miss, negroes
% iynched for assault.
So-Battleship Mississippi launched at Phil
adelphia.
oft: s-Mob of colored citizens near Balm
:, orioge, Ca, lynch negro for assault.
iimWAmerican bankers hold session in
washington; John L. Hamilton, Hopes
:, ton. In. elected president.
la-Capt Tasgart granted absolute d.
Vorce from wife at Wooster; o.
lGSorelto. ILL.,. hit by tornado; killed, a5
ls-Terrific gale on great lakes kills "a.
wrecking 80 vessels
2o-President Roosevelt ends southern tour
by New Orleans visit.
H.President narrowly escapes death in
mississippi river collision
2s-Balnbridge, Ga, mob lynches negro
who killed woman and shot sheriff.
S0-Rear Admiral Train and son attacked
by Chinese natives; latter held as hostage
:...President Roosevelt REACHES Wash
ington.
l2.Henderson, Tex. mob lynches negroes
for murder
b-Ex-A Alderman o'NeilI, Chicago, loses
:, breach of promise suit for sl5, 1000.
2S-Terrific gale on great lakes wrecks II
vessels, causing loss Of Is lives and prop
erty loss OF 81, 200, 900
6-selator Depew resigns Equitable direc-
torship,
Dec; s.Battleship Idaho launched at Phila-
delphia, Pa
1s.Chas: A. Peabody elected president Mu-
tual Life Insurance company Geo. W.
Perkins resigns office in New York Life;
succeeded by A. E. Orr
l7-Edward s. Dreyer, Chicago bank
err, paroled; had served over two
years sentence at Joliet, Ill, for
transportation OF $4,000 Chica-
go park board funds.
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MiJceHaneous

Jan. 1-Louis Allwhite, alleged murderer
lynched at Newport Ark.
Feb. 21-Two more indictments against
Mrs Chadwick, maktng7
Mar. S,Ronce Gwynn. negro. lynched at
Tullahoma, Tenn.
900.
Apr. s---Jaques Faure sails over English
channel in balloon.
14-Body of John Paul Jones found in
Paris cemetery.
20-Mrs. Mclean N. Y. elected head ~
D. A r.
2a.J W Gates. Chicago. loses s1o.ooo.o 900 in
May wheat DEAL
2s-pr. d. K. Pearsons, Chicago. gives sl35. =
00o to southern colleges. Andrew car.
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12.Ex-Gov., silas CARRIER, of'Nebraska, at
Red Cloud -
Feb. Brig. Gen. Smith at Fairmont, w.
Va. Banker Beckwith, of Oberlin. O..
prominent in Chadwick case
admiral Crosby, U. S. N, retired. at
Washington.
1o.c. H. Hackley, Muskegon, Mich, bene-
factor
,12-Ex- Cong. Meyers, Pa, at PHILADELPHIA.
IF. A. Falkenburg, head World Wood
men consul, Denver, Col, at Los Angeles.
15-Gen. Lew Wallace at Charlottesville,
19-Rt. Rev. McLaren, of Chicago, in New
York
9o-congressman N. P. Otis On. " at
Yonkers.
2S-M. Kelly. millionaire coal operator. at
Danville, H.. .SewaT, Boutwell,. Mass.
ex-governor, at Groton; aged ST.
Mar. Mrs. j. L. Stanford dies by poison
in Honolulu, wife of Senator Stanford
founder of Stanford university Geo
Rice, oil operator, at Asbury PIX. N ID
2-Ex-Sen. sWolcott (Col.) dies at Monte
Carlo.
6--Judge Reagan, sole survivor of confed
crate cabinet, at Palestine, Tex.
fudge Cate, at Stevens Point. Wis
9-John Cavins, 5 times mayor, Of Indianan-
oils; aged Stu. S. Sen. Bate Mimi
at Washington.
18-Brig. Gen. Barber, first Hawaii military
governor, in New York. Ex-Sen. Eaw,
ley (Conn.) at Washington
-o-F'x-Gov. Luce (Mich.), at Coldwater:
Tinted sstsatss Red
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CasuaHfieS

Jan. s.Entire ,Noweski family of 10 per-
sons Sns,a IN burning OF Morris Run (Pa.)
plosion, 20.
4.In New York blizzard. by freezing.
16-In Decatur, ILL.,, mine, 5 by fire.
2o.At Terre Haute, Ind, 4 in boiler explo-
2s-At Calumet. Mich, miners in explo-
a-Near Tullahana, Tenn. 4 in railroad
Feb. lin crash of sleigh and train. 10 wom-
en-, at Airport, N. Y
Sat Calumet. Mich. I in dynamite exnlo-
sion eApio-
4 house; "A in Cleveland O., asphyxiation
19-At louisville, Pa, in mine accident
20-At st. Clairsville. O.. in boiler exnlo-
sion.
21-In Virginia Ala. mine. 100, in explosion
2S--ln Brooklyn, N; Y, church, IL in fionr
collapse....In Evitts Creek, Nd. acct
dent, 8.
Mar 3-Near Pittsburg In rear-end col
lision between trains. 6 killed near piIa-
vile, KY, by dynamite explosion.
Sat w. Pitson, Pa, z in fall of car in ,,i,a
lin New York. 49, in burning tenement
10 Near Thurmond, w. Va. "a In mine ex-
30 in fire panic.
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man DOWllnB ChamT
pionship of United
States at Milwau-
kee.
8-Battling Nelson,
G h 1 c a & o, whips
Young Corbett In
9th round at Frisco.
Apr. 19-American
Ba s e b al | league
opens season.
N-"Virginia" j. ].
Carroll, noted turf
man, died at New
Orleans -. w. H.
Rogers, business
mgr. Boston Ma
tional league club,
dies
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WILL DEVELOP coREA.
Japanese Has No Baser Designs, be.
cIares Financial Commissioner.

New York, Dec. 80. = That Japan
intends to develop Corea and to domin.
ate her foreign affairs but that she
does not intend to make that country
e vassal or Japanese state was the
statement made today by Korekiyo Ia
kahira the Japanese financial commits.
sioner, who arrived here from Europe
on his way to Toxic.
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Mar. ION a t | O II a
Engineers e X p Ell
New York subway
strikers for viola
ton of employers
contract.
Apr. &C h / c a & G
teamsters' strike,
calling out nearly
every union.
secure
injunction in Chi
cago strike.
24-S y m p a t h e tic
strike in Chicago
called off.
g r e e m Q n
causes renewal OF
Chicago teamsterS'
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3-Col. A. A. Rodman,
author and soldier,
at Washington, la.
4-Theodore Thomas.
Chicago orchestra
creator and leader;
aged g.. Gen. e.
r. Niles, aged N, at
Goshen, Ind.
Gen. N. c.
Mclean, at Bell
. port, L. 1.
Lowndes,
Maryland, at Cum
berlan9.
Whitehead,
veteran editor, at
MarCh oil III
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eeN SAok >oe
man H e r m a n n,
both of Oregon.
We're indicted for
land frauds.
Warner, Michi-
gan; La Toilette,
Wisconsin; II 1 G :
gins. New York ;
O"Toole, Montana
Brooks, Wyoming;
Cutter, Utah, in
augurated as gov
ernors of respective
states.
ID " Iobpcop
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y n + Is t1anlty by
wife Of Minister
Conger.. In Silesia
IL die from cold.
Sin Alps during
blizzard, "a die by
freezing.
)-Louise Mitchell,
revolutionary agi-
tator dies, Mar
settles, France.
l0-Great Britain and
Cuba ratify extra
dition treaty.
12-G ar C ! a elected
president of Ecua-
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Neurology

Jan. 1-Cardinal B. M. Langenieux Of
RHEIMS: aged so - -
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Foreign

Jan. s-Empress Of China converted to
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Government and Politics

Jan Limited States Senator J. H. Mlten-
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22-Shoe manufacturers of country or.
nlze nationa! association at Neu. Yoris
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Sporting

Feb. 22-Guntners. No. 2, Chicago. win s.
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Industrial

vi River, Mass. cotton mill strike
os. duration called off.
Mine Workers convention ex-
ate Randall, of Wyoming. who
hn Mitchell of selling out Col
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escane
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Working
and in an
and near.
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iers killed.
al RANDOM,
revolt;
d. riga. kllilns
ofercountry re-
ooo
wv Que.
wrecked.
charta; M. Wttte
IA strikers killed
r lker : !, ana 1S m military;
,,o,o
brewer roo ,-,,,os :,
su. o.na,
~ oem nan, refused in
,opie a voice in laws.
riots at Warsaw and
IN Baku costs 1000
r. commissioner as
over, both feet blown
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l member to Legislative Council. l member to House of Represent atives,
 l Sheriff.
 l District Attorney.
 1 Treasurer.
 l Recorder.
 l Probate Judge.
 County School Superintendent l County Surveyor.
 ? Members Board of Supervisors, and Precinct officers in various pre- cincts, to-wit,: 1 Justice of the Peace and l Constable for each precinct, all to be voted for at a general election to be held in the Territory of Ariozna on the 9th day of November, A. D. 1906.
 R. H. Cameron, Chairman, Board of Supervisor, Coconino County, Arizona.
 Attest: H. c. Hibben, Clerk.
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was A VERY SICK BOY
But Cured by chamberiains coiic. Cholera
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When my boy was two years old he had very severe attack of bowel complaint, but by the use of Cham berlain's collie, cholera and diarhoea remedy we brought him out all right" says Maggie Hickox, of Midland, Mich. This remedy can be depended upon in the most severe cases. Even cholera infantum is cured by it. Follow the plain printed directions and a cure is certain. For sale by all dealers.
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Republicans.

FLAGSTAFF PRECINCT. Inspector, A. A. Dutton. Judges, F. Beasley, T. J. Coalter. Clerks, Robt. Kidd. G. H. Coffin.
 WILLIAMS PRECINCT. Inspector, F. w. Smith. Judges, Ole Preysz, M.J. Rounse- vile.
 Clerks, G. V. Hoopengarner, A.. F. Poison.
 GRAND VIEW PRECINCT. Inspector, H. H. Smith. Judges, P. D. Berry, Wm. Ste vens.
 Clerks, J. M. Goulding, M. Bug gelyn.
 GRAND CANYON PRECINCT Inspector, N. J. Cameron. Judges, Geo. Morgan, c. C.. Spaulding.
 Clerks, Robt. Barton. R. R. Gil liland.