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Bureau unO in 3eitungs grrpe.
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Staet Baltimore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Sill Bart"
Gas Waiien . Gol5crt Scr Ser.
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SGngcr, bat foIgenoeS Erogromm
fir oos CONCERT feltaeiteat:
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blifun1.
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tinoet man III einem 0laie 9ier aus
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Siegte iiber Gclepbon.
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If llbr geitern Gormittug berribte
al Ger ode bon Orleans II. Bethel,
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6rau War9oretbo Gonig, i'm ab-
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ben Die Mrbeiter nod uto bolfen TO-
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gegrobene God pieocr auf5uiiiIlen.
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8altb. WaGer.

Wir perfaufen ale Sorten BON Gut.
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%reifen. 9ugsies. 0aptons uno @aaen.
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genommer- Wr. 2, GaItern.Mp unb
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"&" Sellte Nahmittas iinoet Die
regelmdbige @eriammIung oeS ca.
men E Nobpereins oes nsfag. Geut.
Iten @aiienbauics" in ser anitait
ltott. Gie 9eomtinnen boffen aui
einen gnten 9ciud Seitens ser Mit.
glieoer.
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Sdiffsfarien BON umo nad 0eutfd'
2 Ianb.

Won Baltimore bis Bremen: aa.
iiite $40 uub $3.50; @remen-gn!'
timore $3.50. Iunbreiie 81 biaige'
rem 1reiie. Shcu. s. 0iener 4 So,
217 Gf.Waltimore.S traRe.
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""" Ger ~@ougbitraBen : 9eib- II.
Spnrperein Nr. 1" bGlt beilte a6eno
III $. &rii9's Sale, Wr. 1918 u.tS20,
@ougbltroBe, feline Sabres : Der.
iammlrng unb 9eamienpobI. gQe
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Sbeo. s. 9iencr 4 60.

Ieiie Bureau uno @edieI1tube.
Sdiffsfarten bon unb nad) Deutid.
lano NIT benz NorSoeutiden 2Iopb
uno anoeren 2inien. @eiiepalie, @ed).
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217 81: 1altimorefr.
(62-) !.
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sIntitrcat Circle ............ $3.50
GoloreO HormoI SdooI -. 800
W. Starr @epbart ......... 1000
Burton o.. BUD .......... 1900
Fipe Greet Brethren STRIDE,
Nem 8inbior, Wo. ........ 1900
3eutihe St. 2ufas . Stride. 64.45
ct. &ufos epang. Sonntogs.
SduIe 1860
Gopit .. SorfueIl ......... 200
WonlonS Gomite Nco GroB
Soc. HOO
Gotonspille EreSb. STRIDE -. 200
EMANCIPATION 1epartement Of
Baltimore ............... 1900
GboD Gbong SiesGo. ....... 1900
Gnong Sing 2ung ......... HOO
sop Hlng G4.0O
Cue Ching Song .......... 300
3ulommet ........ 31,1S1.G 60
9 S u,rrt m SruiA,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-15
ELDoN.

Eldon. Dec. 13.-The Ladies' circle OF
the Congregational church met this
afternoon with Mrs. E. E. Badger.
Dudley Brown is the guest Of his
sister, Mrs Elmer Finney.
Miss Edith Cricket has returned
from Knoxville and will be with her
aunt, Mrs. E. q. Barger, until after the
holidays.
The First National bank will occupy
its new room Dec. Is.
Remember the special election Dec
II, for the library Polling place, city
hall. Vote for it and Eldon will rear
the benefit.
Miss Ella Allen is in the city today
&. A. Long of Ottumwa is in town
today.
Mrs. H. Cochran of Exline, mother OF
Mrs. George Holland, returned home
today.
Miss Ethel Conrad, Miss Blanch
Haywood Mrs. Thomas Mulvaney
Wesley Stark and Mrs. M. E. Stark
Mrs. Clarissa Hale. and Mrs. S. Swim
ney are in Ottumwa today.
Mrs. q. H. Rush of Medford. Okla
homa, who has been visiting Ira Pol
lard. has gone to Ottumwa to visit his
brothers in Ottumwa and Hedrick.
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FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, Dec. 13.-The case Of Ralph
H. Munro, informant, VS.. Walter K.
Marsh of Batavia, against whom and
sureties on his bond the action is
brought in the name of the state to re-
cover damages to the extent of $4,000
for the sale of liquors to minors, is
nearing completion, each side resting
it's case late Yesterday. The action has
aroused much interest, especially in
the western part of the county. Marsh
is Batavia pharmacist and has only
held a permit a short time. A large
number of witnesses were called by
both sides.
The Jefferson County Medical soci-
ETY. held meeting at the court house
Tuesday afternoon. The attendance
was large and the program interesting.
Tho Iowa encampment No. 4, I. o. o.
f., Is holding a banquet tonight in
honor Of the fifty eighth anniversary
of its organization, which occurred on
Tuesday.
At meeting held In the Office of DR..
j. B. Monfort, the directors of the Fair
field Chautauqua decided to engage
Innes' band for two concerts for the
afternoon and evening Of August 10.
The program committee were also en-
powered to fill a few vacancies on the
program that now exist.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Jones of this city
Tuesday celebrated the f1ftieth ami
versarv Of their marriage. About fifty
guests were present, four of whom
were present at the wedding ceremony.
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it is hoped the burns will not prove
serious.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Mccoy gave them quite a
pleasant surprise Sunday. While they
were absent at Sunday school they in
.vaded their home with well filled bas-
kets and on their return Mr.. and Mrs
Mccoy fonud the table all ready for
dinner.
A. j. Eslinger and children have gone
to California to spend the winter.
William Roberts spent Sunday with
u w Donahoo.
Silas Robinson and son spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with O. Taylor
Quite number from this place have
been attending the revival meetings In
Foster at the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Mrs. L. Mccoy delivered turkeys al
Brompton Tuesday.
John smlthburg's children are or
the sick list.
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RLAckHAWk.

Blackhawk, Dec. 12.-Protracted
meeting is still in progress at Pleasant
Hill.
Mrs. w. K. Robb visited Saturday at
the William Brown home.
Mrs. Edith Swain visited Sunday
with Mrs Harris.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge
Brown, a daughter.
Bunch attended services at this place
Sunday night.
George Hopkins returned to his home
at this place Thursday, having spent
the summer near Huron, s. D.
Mrs. Edith Swain and Miss Maud
Wooden were callers at the home OF
William Robb Saturday evening.
William Morrison and family spent
Sunday with relatives at this place.
Charlie Brown was a unionville call
er Monday.
Miss Dora Robb visited over sun
day with her parents at this place.
H. j. Smith Of Drakeville spent Sun
day with old neighbors here.
Willie Weschung was pleasant call
er at the Brown home Saturday even
ing.
Mrs, Rosa Morrison was recent
visitor at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Efie Morrison, near Ash Grove.
The report of the fall term of the
school at Blackhawk follows Mum.
Der enrolled So; average daily attend.
ance 3lS Names of those neither alb.
sent nor tardy: Birdie Bean. Florenc.
Bean, Anna Coop, Stella Garner anc
Willie Hopkins. Teacher, O. A. Paris
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-15
ARRAICNED ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
From Thursdays Daily,

From Thursdays Daily.
Ivy Summers, Walter Deselemns, b
q. Jones and Virgil Deselemns, all OF
Highland Center and vicinity, were ar
raigned this morning in Justice M. L.
Kinks court. charged with breaking
Ing and entering the confectionery store
Of r. Pellman at Highland Center
Erwin Phillips also Of Highland
Center, and accused Of the same Of
Tense, is still at large. The men We're
arraigned this morning and pleaded not
guilty to the charge and were taken
back to the county Jail. The hearing
back to the county Jail.
R. Pellman, the prosecuting witness
in the case. alleges that his store was
entered on the evening of December 10
and that quantity of cigars were
stolen. Shortly after the crime had
been committed he was notified Of it
and Immediately notified the authori-
ties. Information was filed against
Summers, Jones, Phillips and the two
Deselemns in Justice M. L. Kinks court
and yesterday afternoon the men, with
the exception of Phillips. were arrest
ed by Constable I. M. Davis. They
were brought to Ottumwa and lodged IN
the county Jail.
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DIES ON TRAIN
ENROUTE TO HOME

From Thursdays Daily.
While enroute to Chicago to spend
the Christmas holidays with his rela-
tives, George Warden, young man
about rs years OF age, passed away on
Burlington No. 6 yesterday while
the train was passing through the
town Of Dudley, IL miles west OF this
city.
Death occurred at 1920 o'clock, being
caused by consumption. Warden had
been spending several months in Colo
RADIO in the interests Of his health and
had so far improved as to feel able to
make the trip to his home in Chicago.
From letter which Mr.. Warden
carried, it was found that the young
mans family resides in Chicago at 453
Oakdale avenue.
The young man was travelling entire
ly alone at the time Of his death. Dr.
S. L. Hauck, division surgeon OF the
Burlington, was on the train enroute
home from short business trip to
Charlton. He was called to the side Of
the dying man, but the call came too
late. Mr.. Warden died about 1:2O
o'clock. The body was taken from the
train when it arrived In this city and
placed in the undertaking parlors Of
s. A. Crowley.
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FARSON.

Farson, Dec. he Engle Of Mar
tinsburg was a business visitor in Far
son today.
Mrs. e. T. Owens was an ottumwa
visitof Wednesday.
Miss Lula Sperling has chen spend
ing few days with Miss Katie Thomp-
son.
The family of Bert Riley has scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Clyde Baldwin of Des Moines
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Dickens.
Mrs. H. H. Dickens visited at the
home of her brother, Clark Ulrey, on
Wednesday.
Zack Sylvester was business caller
in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mrs. T. L. Warder is in Ottumwa to-
day.
Four Of the Davis brothers returned
from the Panhandle in Texas, after
purchasing three sections of land.
Mrs. Mary McClung, Mr.. and Mrs
e. Sperling and daughter, Lula were
passengers to Ottumwa Wednesday.
Miss Vona Scott was an Ottumwa
shopper Wednesday.
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sieouRNEY.

Sigourney, Dec. IA. B. Powers Of
the eastern part Of the county was a
business caller in the county seat Tues
day.
William Weller is improved from his
recent severe attack Of lumbago, and Is
able to be at the store again.
I. B. Meredith Of Ollie Is visitor in
the city this week in attendance at
court.
w. N. McCarty of the southern part
OF the county, has been visiting here
the past few days and looking after
business matters.
Van Halferty of the southern part Of
the county was business caller in the
CITY on Monday.
D. c. Baker of Ollie is attending the
district court now In session here.
The funeral Of the late j. M. Kelly oc-
CURED at the family residence on South
Main street on Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, conducted by the Rev. T. J..
O'Conner Of the Christian church. A
large crowd of friends We're In attend
ance despite the Indictment weather.
His remains were laid to rest in the
West cemetery. Mr.. Kelly was past
fiftyfive years Of age and died of drop
sy, after having been confined to the
house for less than four weeks.
A. NJ Strain has sold his fine driv-
ing horse to, Elliott Utterback Of
Hayesville.
j. c. Bottger of the souther npart Of
the county was caller in the city for
a few hours last Monday.
w. H. Bragg Of Jackson township is
in attendance at court.
George S. James returned from his
southern trip on Monday evening. He
for the practice of medicine in Winfield,
Kansas, with f1attering prospects for
rapid advancement in his chosen work.
F. J. Bray of Grinnell was a visitor
in the city Monday evening.
The musicale at the auditorium of
the high school building last Monday
night was success in every respect.
The house was packed with listeners
and the program was well selected and
carried out in full. Many of the youths
of this place have vocal ability that
surprises the older heads. Miss Laura
Carroll, the music teacher in the
schools, prepared the work and gave
the evenings entertainment free, to
show to the public the work being done
in this line in the school.
George Horn of South English came
to the city Monday and took the first
degree in Masonry at the hall that
evening.
G. W. Davenport of Des Moines has
been in the city for the past couple OF
days on legal business.
Harry Dickey of Fremont was a
business caller and visitor in the city
on Tuesday afternoon.
w. e. Hoffman returned from st
Paul Monday evening, where he has
been visiting for the past several days
with friends and relatives. He stop
ped there on his way back from the
state Of Wyoming where he has been
working the past year with survey
ing crew.
Henry Wilson of Prairie City was
transacting business in the city Mon
| day and Tuesday returning to his home
| Tuesday evening.
| Ed Parrish returned from the west
| Monday evening and will visit here al
the parental home for couple OF
months. He Is now engaged in placiel
gold mining in Montana, and says the
prospects are good for rich haul.
Mrs. j. S. White is on the sick list
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RUSSELL.

Russell, Dec. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. FL
bert Childs and children left on No. II
Wednesday for their home at Coates
Vile, Mo-, after an extended visit at the
home of Mrs. Flo Childs.
The third number of the lecture
course was given Tuesday night at the
Methodist Episcopal church to a large
and very appreciative audience by HI
ram Grandson Hill.
Lester Whittesley was an Abba bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
Miss Kate e. stote went to Charlton
Tues -ay.
G. w. Whittesley of Charlton spent
Monday night in Russell with his son
Lester Whittesley.
John Plots was creston visito,
Sunday.
Mrs. H Jackley left Tuesday for 9
visit with her son, John, at Pierre
South Dakota.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-15
BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Dec. 13.-Dave King re-
turned home yesterday, after an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Fonda
and Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Jack of Bentons-
port were Bonaparte visitors yesterday
Chris Jacobson of Oskaloosa was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Alice McCabe returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday, after an
extended visit with her mother, Mrs
Dewitt Rockafellow and other rela-
tives.
Miss Goldie Peterie of Farmingtor
visited friends here yesterday
Mrs. w. S. Blackboard entertained the
Ladies' Whist club yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick and
daughter of Big Mound visited relatives
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Tyler of Vernon is the
guest of friends here this week.
Charles Perkins returned YESTERDAY
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HlTEMAN.


Hiteman, Dec. 13.-Miss Anna Nor
gan and Rex Burns were married Sat-
urday evening at 8 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Morgan, only members of the
family and intimate friends witnessing
the ceremony.
Miss Louise Moses and George Ort-
man of this vicinity were united in
marriage Tuesday in Abba at the home
Of the officiating minister, Rev. Gard
ner. The bridal couple were attended
by Jane Crook, oliver welsh, Mary
Morgan and John Smith.
Mrs. Prothro died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Phillips, Tues
day night. Funeral services will be
conducted from the Baptist church
this afternoon at o'clock
DR.. Eschbach Of Abba made pro-
fessional trip here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas are the
proud parents Of twin girls, born last
Thursday morning.
DR.. Winifred A. Y. Robb transacted
business in Abba Thursday.
John p Reese of Abba called on
relatives in this vicinity Thursday.
Miss Edith Welsh returned home last
Thursday from a visit in Abba.
Miss Tillie Featheringhom af Hynes
spent Sunday at home.
Master Willie Lloyd Is dangerously
i'll at present.
Miss Kathryn Jeffries is assisting in
the company store during the holiday
season
]. i. Collins of Abba was business
caller here Monday.
8. A. Cory and daughter, Margaret
returned Monday from visit in OF
tumwa.
Mrs. Amel Carlson was shopping ir
Abba Monday.
Mrs. owen Pritchard spent Tuesday
in Abba.
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of the peace in Agency township; A.
H. Hendrickson. township clerk in
Adams township; U. S. Hawthorne,
clerk in Competine township; August
Huffman, justice of the peace in Polk
township; F. e. Lawson, clerk in High
land township; H. T. Lathrop, justice
Of the peace in Polk township; ]. O.
Miller, assessor in Dahlonega town
ship; Lewis Mendenhall, clerk in Green
township; H. N. McElroy, clerk in
Richland township; A. Mcdonald, con-
stable in Agency township; Fred NJ.
Manro, clerk in Washington township;
B. R. Newell, assessor in Columbia
township; ]. A. Pinegar, Justice of the
peace in Cass township; S. M. Ped
rick, assessor in Keokuk township;
Frank Skinner, clerk in Keokuk towns
ship; A. v. Tinsley, constable in
Adams township; Ben Wilson, asses
scr in Richland township; Earl Myers
assessor in Green township.
After the examination of claims on
file. the board adjourned to meet Fri
day, January 4, 1907.
j. M. McElroy, Chairman.
Attest, ]. B. Criley, Auditor.