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Contract For Wood Floors Waived.

tANtuh To NHitH TINS system NNN bttt car
ried on in defiance 81 law is revealed by
the following table Of items taken from
the statement Of the governor and the
auditor general. every item Of which IS
specified IN whole or IN part in the origi-
nal contract:
Modelling and sculpture with patterns.
tl3s.6O0. wainscoting CwoOdl SS,g 40:
wainScoting (marhlel So. 100 e. dccorat-
ing (colors. gold and aluminium s57g
4I2.9o glass mosaic. S2S. 49, 20 floors
wood and cemcnD. si60 800 bronze lamp
standards ki26, $50, 40. vaults aud safes.
p6.0l. completing lighting system. $7i.
co.: duplex telephone system 81 .666. Their
mostatic valves aud thermostats. s47. los
In addition To this S303. 6s3 was paid for
hitting up AN entire floor making a total
of G.236 i2i spent by the board OF grounds
and buildings as believe In defiance OF
the plain mandate of the law
Al the last meeting Of the board We
asked FOR an explanation of this and the
further fact that certain marble aud mo-
sale decorations specified ON pages 90
and 60 in the Payne n 90. contract. as
follows:
"'rhe walls back of the rostrums 81 the
president pro tenn. Of the senate and the
speaker OF the house Of representative
IN the senate aud house OF representa-
tives. whore indicated and marked g. NJ.
NJ. shalt be of polished serpentiue marble
as specified FOR Wainscotings Of senate
and house inlaid with favrlle glass mo-
safe. securely and permanently set with
Keenes cement. every part shall ~ ac-
curately and follow the Hines Of the dee
signs and All joints an completion OF the
work to be rubbed down ia color 10 har-
monizc with adjacent tones OF dccura-
tionH." had not been done al All. w
received no reply. except that u WAS a
legal question that they did not care TO
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eoy Eseapes Lynchlna.

New Orleans Oct. lo.-To escape
lynching, a l2$earold negro boy
known as Jesse James was brought
here from Amiie La ami placed in
the parish prison The boy was ac.
eused OF attempting an assault upon a
4.yearold white girl This was the
boys second escape nom lynehing.
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discuss Payne s. co hnve evidently
hron paid for this work aud We want 10
know WHO Is 10 DO il. OF IL II Is to 10
done at an
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puNREATH.

Dunreath. April 25.-Budd williams,
of Red Rock, was at this place Sum
day.
George Thomasson, Of Monroe, was
q visitor here last Sunday.
John Phifer. of Cordova. was here
Sunday.
John Wilson, Of Monroe, was a
caller here Sunday.
Miss Cora Maplethorpe. who has
been spending the last five months,
with her brother and sister, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Mary Pratt called on Miss Altha
Amos Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. "A. Pattison called on Mrs.
g. G. Amos Sunday.
John Schaffer, Of Percy was here
last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Akin,of Monroe,
called on Mrs. w. II. Pettison Sunday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Connor, who. has been SICK is better
at this time.
Levi Brown is still on the sick list.
Miss Nellie Gibbons called on Miss
Alpha Amos Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Hoops, of Carvendale,
called at the c. C. Amos home Sunday.
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,dwelt had Its origin in the seed Of
mans flesh, from which 1t is led by
process so marvellous that is is an
everlasting and constant miracle. and
therefore, instead of denying, l as.
sert positively the incarnation of the
word of God in Jesus Christ my Lord
ut has been also asserted by my
accusers that deny the doctrine Of
the Holy Trinity There are not three
God, but there is one, and the Trinity
is the unfolding of the one, not the
addition of three, to make one, I see
In Jesus the substance of God, the
Father.
Il care not by what words these
great spiritual. facts are described,
nor am I compelled by my ordination
VOWS. or any other vows, to think in
the terms Of the Greek philosopher or
In the terms Of the schoolmen. have
the right to think. and my generation
has the right to think, in terms most
apt to make these great truths real
to our souls. AS an article Of our
faith we believe that Jesus is Of the
virgin born"
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Continued from First Page.)

lillion people disappeared, leaving
,em destitute financially and their
leans of Livelihood temporarily gone,
1t 4the complicated system of trans
,rtation, indispensable to the daily
,mrort and interests of one-half mil
IN of people, has been almost totally
estroyed. The billy configuration of
an Francisco made movements by
treet railway almost Indispensable.
Lack Of Transportation Felt.
Over the, city's. area of twenty-five
lllare miles the entire system of
'ilways was damaged or destroyed
I'd has not as yet bee noperated. The
;anty supply of animals and carriages
manning after the fire has been
rgely impressed into civil and mill
ry service in order to prevent star
tipn, The entire telegraphic and
lephonfc systems were destroyed,
liking communication impossible.
ePractically every municipal build
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suitable regulations to the needy and
No DISCRIMINATION ls Shown.

No Discrimination Is Shown.
ut is reported to me that no dis
elimination of any kind has been
shown against any one on account of
race or color. The spirit Is to assist
the suffering, wherever they may be.
Cases of violence and crime have been
exceedingly rare The health of the
city Is remarkably good, everything
considered. Stories regarding pesti-
lence and epidemics are destitute Of
foundation Every care is taken to
prevent epidemics or extended sick
ness In the future. especially by pro-
yiding against contamination or water
supply and for the proper disposal Of
refuse of all kinds.
cat meeting Of the citizens com
mittee, at which were present Cover
nor Pardee, Mayor Schmitz, DR.. De-
vine, Generals Greedy. and Funston,
and other officers Of the army, 1t was
determined to move the Chinese to
the military reservation at the Presi-
dio. where they will be under the d.
rection and supervision of the army
and where especial attention can be
paid to matters of sanitation.
The Chinese consul called on me
today, and when informed of this ar
rangement expressed his qualification.
! shall visit the Chinese camps this
afternoon for the purpose of ascertain
ing their exact condition from person
al inspection and examination. 1t is
almost impossible to describe the ruin
wrought by the earthquake, and es-
pecially by the CONGREGATION The
iconfiagration was due entirely to the
absolute lack Of water supply The
people, however. are confident and
hopeful for the future and have not in
any sense lost their courage They
feel under deep obligations to you and
the national government for the
prompt and efficient assistance rem
dered them. strongly urge that con-
gress at once appropriate sufficient
money to repair the damage to the
public buildings and for the building
of another subtreasury in place of the
one destroyed. shall report to you
later the damage caused In other sec
lions Of the state"
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BLAkEssuRG.

Blakesburg, April &C.. L. Hall,
wife and son were passengers to OF
tumwa Sunday evening, returning on
Monday,
The town council appropriated s25
to the California sufferers.
C. O. Porter is home for few days.
The guaranteers of the lecture
course met Saturday evening. The
accounts show a deficit of $1.10 for
each to make up. The deficit was
caused by the bad roads existing at
the time of three of the Ave lectures.
A paper Is being circulated to guar
antee another course.
Mrs. George Tinsley's son, Prior. 1T
Creston, is home on visit
Miss Lily Derby Friday evening. She
live on her claim.
Albert Jay went toN Williamsburg
Sunday evening.
Miss Martha Cohagan returned
from Ottumwa Monday, where she had
been to see her mother, Mrs. Jay, who
is sick.
Master wilbur Snow went to Of
tumwa Sunday evening to visit his
mother, returning Monday.
Mrs. S. G. Snow Is in Ottunlwa taxi
ing treatment. =
Claude Burg returned from a BUSH
ness trip to Ottumwa recently.
Mrs. Al Williams and Mrs. Aiya
Wilson went to Ottumwa Saturday,
returning Sunday.
Herman Snow made a business trip
to the B. M. Eastburn farm Saturday.
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sIGouRNE Y.

Sigourney, April 25.-Detrich Snak-
enberg has purchased the G. M. Harlan
property In the north part of the city
for. the consideration of $4,000.
Il Thomas Kelly left for Davenport on
last Monday evening, where he was
summoned to serve as a grand juror
in the federal court. 80
Mrs. George Lally, Of What Cheer.
Is visiting. at, the c. III. White home
here.
Attorney c. H. Mackey went to Dav-
export on business last Monday.
Wade Kirkpatrick, of Hedrick, was
a caller few hours Tuesday morning
on his way to Davenport to, serve as
a juror in the federal court.
Henry Sutton, of the south part of
the county, was a business visitor in
the city Tuesday, and took occasion
to visit with friends.
E. l.. Root, Of Delta, was in the city
Tuesday.
Guy Durbin, of Ollie, was attend
ing to business and calling on friends
here Tuesday.
Henry Holzworth, of Harper, was
transacting business here last Tues
day
w. H. Miller,of Van Buren, township
was looking after business matters
here Monday.
j. r. McVicker and family will oc-
cupy the residence in the south part
of the city formerly the home of At
torney j, P. Talley.
William Heaton, Of Webster, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
q. j. Lyle, Of Keota, was business
is candidate from East Lafayette
township for a member of the board OF
supervisors.
Attorney E. H., Mccoy spent Mon
day evening In the city visiting with
friends
DR.. Inez Barker made a professional
trip to Hedrick Tuesday afternoon.
j. F. Bray left for Oskaloosa Mon
day evening. after having spent sew
eral days visiting friends Since the adj
journment of court last week.
Mrs. Ada Shillato, of Ottumwa, was
visiting relatives and attending tt
business in the city Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. g. g. Shanafelt returned from
South English Monday evening, where
she had spent several days visiting
relatives and friends.
James Wyllie Is getting everything
in readiness at the brick and tile plant
to commence work. He expects to rut
all the season and Is putting in ma :
chinery with larger capacity, SO as tc
increase the output.
Robert Adams, member Of the board
of supervisors, spent Monday in VIVA,
Cheer and Tuesday in Keswick at
tending to county business.
The Sigourney electric light and
power company are changing their
plan of measuring lights, and instead
of making rates by the month, they
are putting in meters and will mea-
sure the current used
Ben Yahnke has purchased new
driving horse.
Miss Cora Grissom has returned tc
her home in Hedrick after several
weeks stay here.
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,.5MaE1t
LEANDo.

Leando, April 26.-Lnke Miller, an
old resident of this place, but now of
Hoxie, Kansas, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Holtz is still on the sick list.
Mr.. James, who is has been sick. is
recovering.
Miss Maggie Campbell is seriously
Ill with cancer.
William Swlres, who has been Ill, is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Flora Cover is visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Kirk
endall.
Eli Heckard visited Sunday at the
home of e. B. Kirkendall.
W. d. Lofts and family and Harvey
Merideth and family visited Sunday
with J. ]. Swiers
w. H. Morrison went to Ottumwa
Monday evening on business.
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doom, of North Jefferson street, OF
tumwa, We're in this vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, who bought
the Albert Gillen property, took pos
session last week.
Miss Myrtle Carver, of Hedrick, Wis
ited a few days last week with her
friend, Miss Iettie Hills.
Miss Nellie Farmer closed her school
last Friday with an interesting pro-
gram, and left Sunday to teach school
at Kirkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hills and
daughter. Eva spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Johnson's. near Agency.
Miss Katie and John Roland, of OF
turnwa. visited Friday and Saturday
with their cousin Miss Mary Blitz.
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friends in Hedrick for a few days
will leave for Lincoln, Neb., enrouta
to Colorado, where they expect ia
make their home.
Mrs. Phil Watkins Is sick.
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
his uncle. Enoch Hyatt, who ded there
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Harper received,
a letter from their son, George, who
Is in San Francisco stating that he
escaped injury. but lost allihe had. He
was In one of the worst districts of
the city at the time of the calamity
Word was received from r. ".
Shearer that he had left San Fran
cisco just short time before the
earthquake.
Mrs. A. Humphrey is ~.
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sIGHTsEERs in DESTROYED DIS.
TRicT OF SAN FRANCISCO
SAID TO BE GUILTY
INSTRUCTED TO SHOOT
Losses Of Banks Over $4,000, ooo-Fi.
nancial Standing Not Impaired in
the Least-Governo Pardee Makes
Formal Application for Troops
Fifty-four Dead at Santa Rosa. 8

San Francisco, April 28.-The main
tenance of telegraphic communication
with the outside world has been one
Df. the most difficult matters with
which the operators, have. had to con-
tend. The experience Of the Associated
Press will give an idea of the obstacles
confronting other news agencies of the
city. From April 10 to April s23 there
was neither communication by means
Of telephone nor telegraph between Oak
land and San Francisco. On Monday
one telephone circuit with Oakland
was established and the Associated
Press used this for telegraphic pur-
poses. The use continued throughout
Tuesday and Wednesday it failed.
Thursday the Western Union, by ex-
traordinary efforts, succeeded in get
ting The bay cable in working order
and by wires in a roundabout way
managed to get the wires into the
headquarters at Franklin hall on FIJI
more street.
This wire was placed at the service
the Associated Press and through
,mmunication to the east was estab-
he'd. The news from the Associated
SIS headquarters. has been going
this wire ever since.
Report of Secretary, MetcaIf.
Washington, D. c., April 2S.-The Of
al report Of Howard Richard Met
!, secretary of the department Of
lrnerce and labor, who was sent
investigate conditions at San Fran
co by President Roosevelt, is as
ows:
Fort Mason, San Francisco, Cal,
I'll 28.-The President, Washington,
c.: i have practically completed
inspection of the ruined districts.
10 not believe the loss of life will be
great as was anticipated. In my
igment it will be impossible to de-
mine the exact number of deaths,
conservative estimates place the
nber at not to exceed 300 There
about 1000 sufferers in local hos
ais and probably not more than 400
seriously injured No necessity
SITS at the present time for nurses
doctors and they should not be sent
cept on recommendation Of General
eely of DIR. .Deyine.
las regards industrial and CONNER
u losses, the conditions are appall-
/. Figures and distances convey
light conceptions of realities. Not on
have the business and industrial
buses and establishments of one-half
LoOTlNG IN THE RUINS.
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THE FAIRFIELD INTERURBAN.
Indiana Capitalists Will Bond Road for
100000.

Fairfield, April 27.-An interurban
line may be built between Fairfield and
Keosauqua. After an interval of nearly
five months the project is again being
worked, and 1t is expected that it
VIII De carried to successful finish.
Carpenter, Frank Dragoo and A. W.
Carpenter are here Investigating the
prospect. Their plan Is to organize
a company with capital Of $1,000, 900,
Of this amount $150,000 being in pre-
ferred stock with a guaranteed divi-
dend of per cent per annum, and to
have @ tax voted by the towns and
townships through which the proposed
road Will pass. II this is successfully
accomplished 1t is proposed to bond
the road for 100000, and with the
money already raised to build and
equip the road It is expected that
ample power can be secured from the
Des Moines river not only to operate
the line. but to give electric light to
all the towns along the right Of way;
at less than half the present cost, and
to provide electricity for power and
cooking.
Other Items Of Interest.
Mrs. L. E. Rogers returned to her
home in Ottumwa this morning after
spending few days with her sister
Mrs. ]. v. Bean.
Bishop James Davis of Davenport,
will confirm class Of thirty four at
st. Mary's Catholic church in this city
next Tuesday evening at 7:45 O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. +. Reynolds ceie-
brated their twelfth wedding ami
yersary Tuesday, and in the evening
were very pleasantly surprised by a
number of friends
The Ladies' Improvement associa-
ton will hold their regular meeting at
the library Saturday afternoon. At
this time reports will be heard from
the committees recartIv annnintad
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The orinlnaI.

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless int
tations have similar sounding names.
Beware OF them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is In yellow package.
Ask for It and refuse any substitute.
It is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. For sale by F. B. Clark, drug.
gist. u
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Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured!

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as 1t aids dt.
gestion, and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary cathartics 1t
cures indigestion and sick headache
and chronic constipation. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. F. 3. Clark. drug
gist.
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AGENCY.

Agency, April 2s.-At the residence
of Mrs. Ann REYNOLDS Wednesday at
Q p. M, the Kings Daughters gave a
farewell reception to Mrs Mary Good
ALL who is the president Of the order,
and to Mrs. Susan Wilcoxen, sister of
Mrs. Goodal1, who after visiting with
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OAK RIDGE.

Oak Ridge, April 26--Mr. and Mrs.
Oswel Eland and family spent Sunday
with their parents, east of the city.
Albert Gillen has bought property In
town and moved last week.
Mrs. J. Bradley and Miss Julia Null
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ing Is destroyed, forcing the city Off

Ing Is destroyed, forcing the city Off
ctals into scanty quarters necessarily
situated in localities difficult of &C
cess owing to distances and lack Of
transportation. Three hundred thou
sand persons were made homeless,
and, their ordinary methods for pro-
viding themselves with food, clothing
and shelter being entirely destroyed,
their feeding and sheltering demand
ed extraordinary action and engrossed
the attention Of every one as soon as
the raNages Of. fire were checked.
Remedial methods, adopted and prose
cuted with great efficiency, have re-
lfeved this unprecedented disaster
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WITNESS FOR DR.. cRAPsEY DE
cLAREs CREED is BELIEVED
BY FEW PASTORS
CHARGED WITH HERsEY
Famous Church Trial Develops Debate
Full Of Startling statements-says
Day Of DosmatN Religious Belief
Has Been outsrown-pivine Birth
Questioned by Defense.

Batavia, N. Y, April 2s.-"There is
hot person In our church, there is
not one person in the court, who be-
neVed BY those who framed It," de-
clared Congressman Perkins In his ad-
dress for the defense before the court
trying Rev. DR.. Algernon S. Crapsey,
pastor OF St Andrews Protestant Epis-
copal church at Rochester, for heresy.
Mr.. Perkins maintained that what was
considered heretical fifty years ago is
now believed by everybody.
Franklin D. Locke began before sum-
ming up for the prosecution by saying:
We maintain that the apostles creed
forms part of the faith of the Protest
ant Episcopal church and every clergy
man in this church must accept every
concrete statement contained therein.
1t is intolerable to think that any
clergymen Of this church can declare
IN his church In the morning that he
believes these things and utter his de.
malls Of them In the evening.
ut is admitted by the defense that
DR.. Crapsey does not believe some of
the statements contained In this creed.
Then this is no church for, him. He
can go to the synagogue or to some
other church. We do not challenge his
right to fill his official position in the
church while he holds these views. We
say he should go. This is the attitude
of the prosecution. DR.. Crapseys life
is and has been the highest, but this
only magnifies his offense, for such a
man must hold himself higher than
others"
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The Lake Shore Limited Particularly
Desirable for Ladies' and Children

Leaves Chicago b:30 p M, arrives
New York $50 p. m. All modern con-
veniencas, including ladies' maid, man
icure, sterographer, electric lights, din
Ing car and observation compartment
car.
Enquire of M S. Giles, T. P. A.,
Chicago, Ill, or Warren J. Lynch,
Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago,
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Marriage cannot always be consid.
cred failure. as there is always a
fighting chance.
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Very Low Rates to Boston Via Lake
Shore

One fare plus one dollar for round
trip. Good going June 2, 8, A, S, return
limit by extension June 80. Write M.
s. Giles, T.. P. A., Chicago, for Null
particulars. Warren j. Lynch, Pass
enger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
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His View on Incarnation.

ut has been asserted that / have
denied the incarnation Of Jesus Christ,
our Lord; nay, have not denied; II
have asserted the incarnation. If the
word was made flesh and dwelt among
us in Jesus Christ our Lord, then that
flesh was human flesh and human
blood. and the flesh in which the word
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-14

sjelfva eller at sadana af sina tor
atsig man. som behofde smorjas ON
munen. Salunda kunde dessa for
derhiga hotell lika. som mycket
annat rutet och korrupt opa
taladt fortsatta med sin affair al
efter ar och till pa kopet skryts
otver"oficiellt beskydd."
De man. som har ar tai ON, viss
tie emllerllid mycket val att de
voro korrupta och handlade emot
lag och moral och gjorde ej ma.
gon sardeles stor hemlighet der.
ON. De sokte en- umgangskrets,
som stod pa Stamina standpunkt
som de sjelfva, och der de alltsa
da de ALA voro lika CODA eller da-
liga.e j behofde hyckla. ..
Men den vag af rattkansla, som
synes hafva traffat Chicago och
tvingat stadens embetsman att
foretaga en- rengoring, har blottat
de hvitmenade %grafvarne. Ty un-
dersokningarne visa att Diet ar sta
dens ansedda man., fromma kyr-
komedlemmar och folk som um
gas endast i de fnaste sallSkaps
kretssr, SON arc de verkliga egar-
ne af dessa assignationshus. De
hafva naturligtvis icke s~jelfva be.
sudlat sina rena handler med den
smutsiga afaren. men de ej hafva
hyrt ut sina tastigheter till Grim.
ligt hoga priser at folk, som voro
mindre fnkansliga. De visste
dervid mycket val, att de kunnat
IA sa stor hyra for sina lagenheter,
sd framt de ej anvande s!or anda-
NAL, som q tala d~agsljuset.
Dylika hvitmenade grafvar fn-
mas ofverallt i ALA samhallen, men
dess varre blifva de ALT for sallan
afslojade. DE sjunga psalmer i
kyrkorna, de fardas med hogburet
hufvud pa lifvets sllfarsvagar som
aktade och ansedda man och qvin-
nor, men j Diet dolda pressa de ST.
ma blodspengar fran sina medmen-
niskors synd, skam och elande.