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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

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EepfeI - 90 .0O-x.60 ves 8ab.
Granberries-$9.00 per Gab.
canGnem ~a1.75-2.2b ; I1ssas $f--Sl.2S.
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yNrf&e, $1.75-2.b0p pei Dui4sI.
California gFaumen. $1.7b bic RIPE:
Wtrnen, $2.60-a 80 PEI 5ab.
Deistrauten, $an bunbert 30rbs.
gerfimmons, soe bie 9sfs.
0smRIa
got9s Risen $l.75 pei TaS.
Gs;sr9-20r Biz 6 6 PEI Du&enh.
Hraut = $l2-$l4 pei Tonne.
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pee Rifle.
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sib.artoHeln - Strstxta e8.16; 6aItt'
more Sl.fb-2.75; SerieH e2.oo $500
per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13
&ti4Stag
eol bel Ni9tbewilligung Der Ma9tragsfOrberuugen
mfgelOt nperben.

stibsrs bpomaiide &arriere beenbt. - &Guberhanpmann min Is 900
Gbihen ra6mnrfkn". - aulnrfanpf orobt In Spanen aud.
Sideten unb Spualiien perbauen fh. = Strense Stafem
far &eboluiundre.- Nas 1T oe Mbfht Der .yapaner?-
&egerung erringt einen Skg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

SeutfhlarD.
AufI6ungb es Ret&s.
tags m6glt4.
Berlin, IL. Deg. Bon elmer
m6sli9sn auRbfung bss Rsi9stass it
plDbli9 bic Rebs. Die InH1tsn unisr
ben Witslisberu Der Buogeifommiifon
bss Rsidtass hber bte 8ebanblung
9suii9.6 aowefafritas gebeu bsrart
uussinanosr, oaB sins @inisung In ab'
isbbarer 3eit ni8t fur wabriGeinli&
gsbalten tpiro. gs wirb bermuttst,
bob bur9 ben 3wiefpaIt Der Msinun'
gen au elmer 0sriumpfung Der gan3en
Rplonial'B olitif, auf wsl@e bic Regie.
runs isbt 10 9roEss @ewiat Isgt, Der
Anlab gsgeben tuercsn mag. aus bis-
fer I'm Stntsrgrunt brobsnben Rrifs
trirb nun bereits stne bemnd1ti9e
aufbfuns bss Rsidsiags t%onfruirt.
N%Qsroiussl sbei4rdntsn I'D iol9e
s9Iubfolserungs1 borsrf MUIR auf
ihbosuti1e Bldttsr, absr mo Rau9 if,
ba iffl au9 5susr. unb Der tpeiteren
g~ntuidlung Der Yings TN S1oobs Der
Experimentation utro besbalb nit
Der gr6btsn Spanning ~entge9enges
fsbsn.
8uuetttt.
AufIbfungb es Ret9stass.
B~srIin, IL. Deg. 2aiier DiI.
beIm II. autorifrts beute ben Rei9s.
tan3lsr 5trfen b. Billion. ben &ei9s.
tae auf3ulbisn unb Rsuwablsn fur oen'
ielben anauoroen, tuenn Der Rei9staq
nt9t bic bon Der R%sgierung berlangtsn
Ra&tragsforoerungsn bepinigsn fOlte.
SttbeIi's btpfp M d
Rarrtere b~eenbet.
BerIi..n, IL. Sss. Ostar Gth-
BEL, Der bsuti3sl8 sIanot. tn gbrihia'
niu, ROrwsssn, mub ssbsn. 5bm
tuurbe bon bb3fsr Stsls Der ibli9l
vmabsebsnbe" iBint sssebsn, baB isiu
Rsf9nationsssiu9 yensistsfss gnt'
ssgenfommen finben mtirbe. 6tibel
NOR frhbsr beuii9sr Rolonial.S stretd,
unb Ct 3ei9neie f4 als FOLDER baour&
aus, bab sr anss trumm esbsn lisb.
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unb bssins oils folder bic s~rsnasnlois
8ornirtbsit. bob CT an, 4. SuIi. aIs
Der Raiier auf ieiner Norbreife bel
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ni9t NIT on gOro Der v6Obeusollsrn"
nabm, In msl4sm benz 2aifer eemelbei
tuuroe, bob r @robpapa purbs.
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fsr In srtldrli9sr Wutb on. .oIaubsr
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beibt, Der QaiIsr babe bamaIs In be,
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nod benz SthbeI gefOben.
Dte Musp hbe,
6amburg, IL. Deg. Rad TO-
ebsn betannt sssebensn fattRii9sr
Saisu uno 3iHern belief fi9 bic alus'
uanoeruns iiber 6amburs unb Bre
men In ben elf Monater bes laufenber
Sabrss auf 355, 900 ssssn 3O7. OO(
TN glei4en 3eitraum bes borbsrgeeanp
gsnen Salres. Sas 5abr 1906 mirl
fur bte MISREPRESENTATION 0dfen BIN
R9tli9 Der ~bef6roerten gmisrantsn
3abl Elm &sforb.Sabr tpsrbsn.
Warpfio.
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$1,000 @brtfen "a b.
murtfen"
Sanger, IL. Deg. Der &duber
tauptmann ARaiiuli bat ben marofta
nif&en Beb6rbsn bic Na9ri9t 3ugebei
IlcRsn. bob er Elm Deer bon Is. 900 be
waHneten 2rieser.um fi9 eef&aart uni
gorbereitungen getroffsn bat, esssr
Sanger ~borarrtdsn. UNI bort ale gbri
fen anrtubrinssn. Die RsessrunI
ftir&tet, bab bieie Drobuns @aiiulPi
ernf gemeint III uno bereitst R9 au
etnen aampf nit benz Rduberbaupt
mann Dor.
Spanien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

gnsros 8 BertsutEpreHs sEsoriss 10
e*uesertdfs 8oe PEI 4tush s~sxsetatiasss
CGwessridie 1ss, BsssoNfx Gxsxa : Esit
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jAer 3sHaburaer 18e. Std l6e-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

bent @arnaIsias (osr 6hhrsr Der nsusn
partei, wel&e I'D .grtrsms 2iberaIe"
nenni) bolsn bte Watttansbeb0roen bar.
Hber aus. oh bieisIbsn bsrsit Hnb,
eth I~ereinsg.isb mi! geuihen abdnbs'
rungen 3u unterfhBten. @enn Der
papf DolRdnbig uibsripsnRie bsfun.
ben utro, 10 wolen fe, wie He fassn.
auf ote Sur9fabruns bss 0ersinses-
fsBes, ME ss isbt entuOrfsn III, tn isi.
mem bollsn Snbalte orinssn.
Oeferrsi@'rlnsarn.
8f&e2en unb sOaiaIifsn
berbauen d.
prag, IL. SeHmber. gu Be.
oenfli&en S3enen. bic cine 3eit lang
tn bIutige 2Onfitte aus3uarten brob.
ten. if es bier sstommsn, unb 3par I'm
S%tabttbeile 9raoI9tn. Die 8f6s9en
peranffaltstsn sinsn srobartissn Jsf.
aug, I'm ben Rarbinal Girf.g r3btfdof
Or. Seq 5rsib.rr b. efrbensfp, pri.
mos bon B66msn, ja ebren. Nnfdng.
It'd stns anes gut. Bis Oie 8bsilnsb.
mer an benz auf3uge bon Su3ialifsn
geR6rt wuroen. eOfort Tom ss 3u ben
lsbbaftefsn observation-disclosures. Die
WOssn Der grreauna einsen bsrsiis
isbr bod unb Elm ernftss 6anblsmsnge
f9isn unoermeiDIt& su fstn. @nbli9
i8ritt bic pOli3ei elm. Sbrsn Mnfr,ns
gungsn selans es, bte Oronuns uiebsr
ber3ufeaen.
Hnklano.
Strenee Straen fr
ReboIuttond
OefaterinosIaw 10, IL. 9e3.
Gin 2riegsgeri&t bsrurtbsilte beute a9t
Jtbrer Der beuaknstsn Repolution I'm
borigsn DECEMBER gum Sooe urb bisls
anbere BetbeiIieten on Der &epclution
ruurben aeitlsbens In bic 8ergusrte
nod Sibirien gei&tdt. Die ~bOridbrise
Rsuolution bate ben 3psG. aus Der
probins Dstatsrtnoslau cine Wilitdr.
Republit au MAIDEN.
Sanomihs 5nieln.
Was n bic Mbft&t Der
s apaner?
u, IL. Del. gs III
bier entoedt tporben, baB bic %eingstuan.
bertsn Sapaner, weI4e bier als Elm.
faGe Arbeiter ibr 2sbsn friffsn. suei
bolRdnbigs Solbaten. Rsgiment.r nit
Off3Ieren biloen. 81 He au9 i'm
0srbOrssnsn nit Wafsn bsrisbsn Rnb.
tOnnte btsber ni9t ausgefunosn uer-
ben. Die &egierung Der 8sretniatsn
Staaten III bon otefer militdrii@en
Organization Der bisRssn Sapansr Bee
na9ri9ti3t uorben.
@rnbbritannien.
Reateruuae rringt elmer
Steg.
2onbo n, IL. De3. Die Ssinos
f9aft 3wii9en benz 6aufe Der Serbs
unb benz 6auie Der 8emeinsn ID i.bi
gum Ausbrua gefommen. DDS 6aua
Der @smsiner, bsrtarf bsute Absnb ale
amendments Der 2oros In Der Inter.
ridta b orlass NIT 416 9sgsn 107 Slim.
men; bts irldnoif9sn Witalieber Hmm.
ten fhr bts Rsgierung. Ole S9lub.
f3ene In Der beutisen Debate I'm 6aufs
Der @emsinen fpottst ieber gsi9rei'
bung. 2orb 2~ansbouns unb biels an
bsre WiteItebsr bes Dbsrbauiss tuarer
udbrenb Der Debate anmefenb.
6srr 8alfour, Sabrer Der OppoR'
tion. ertldrte, bob bie 1anolungsusiis
Der Reeisrune elmer 6erausforberune
bes 0aufes Der Serbs glet3tomme.
6ierna& fet fein Auselet& In bieTe,
angslsgsnbeit m0gIi9. Nls bas Rs'
fuItat b~erMbfimmung berftnbet tpurbe,
sntianb GROCER BsifalI BET ben Rsgie'
rungsmttglieoern.
q ationaI. irtf&e 8 q n.
betsmarte.
BeIaf +. Srlanb. IL. DEG. Gin.
irti&e 0anbelsmarfe, bie allen Waa'
rem. wel@e auf Der grtnen JnisI ange.
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part Of the road at as early date as
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part Of the road at as early a date as
possible.
Handled by Local Capital.
This means that the Oskaloosa and
Buxton Electric Railway is go. This
certainly means great deal to Os-
kaloosa, and is the first proposition OF
this kind In the state of Iowa that has
ever been handled entirely by local
capital.
The grading will be done by con
tract, and local people will be recog
nized as far as possible in this work
and the board Of directors also desire
to purchase all the material possible
produced in Mahaska county, and any
one having ties or timber suitable fol
ties can find ready market for the
same, the object being to spend as
much Of the money as possible in the
carrying out Of this proposition t.
people directly interested in Oskaloo
sa and Mahaska county.
The construction will be under The
supervision of G.. B. Judd, civil engi
neer of Pittsburg, Pa.
The board further decided to imme
diately call for 20 per cent OF thu
stock subscriptions.
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MUNTERvILLE.

Munterville, June 21-Mrs. John
John Hurd of Ottumwa visited with
Mrs. John Kimblade last week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Gunberg and chill.
dren of Ottumwa arrived Thursday to
visit with Rev. and Mrs. e. I. Linden
few days.
Miss Minnie Nelson departed for OF
tumwa Sunday evening arter visitina
a few weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sven Nelson.
Mrs. w. R. Smith and sons, Larney
and Gerald, spent Tuesday with Mrs
w. T. Baldwell.
Axel Anderson of Ottumwa spent
Sunday at the John Pierson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kimblade and
daughter, Mary, and Mrs. John Hur,
of Ottumwa spent Sunday with Mr..
Mrs. o. w. Hasselrooth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peterson and
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
M Oval.
Miss Thresa Hasselrooth Of Ottuni
wa visited over Sunday with her pa,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. T. Hasselroott
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson gave
dinner to large number of relative,
and friends last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Nels. Swenson Gale
at the John Oval home Sunday after
noon.
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street, has returned from Douds-Lean-
do, where she has been visiting

street, has returned from Douds-Lean-
do, where she has been visiting
friends
Mrs. E. L. Scott and daughter, Miss
Pauline, ALP West Fourth street, have
returned from short visit with rela-
tives In Hedrick.
Mrs. R. A. Snyder of Brighton, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon on
the Rock Island. after visiting Mrs.
Ella Hildreth, 932 West Second street.
Mrs. W. R. Bailey and children, 1923
Hayne street, left this morning on the
Milwaukee for Foster, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Abigail Williams of Eddyville
arrived in the city this morning on the
Rock Island and is visiting Mrs. An
drew Parson, 1902 Railroad street.
Mrs. Fred Hirch of Oskaloosa passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Bloomfield, where she will visit
friends.
Mrs. w. G. Dingemen and daughter.
Miss Nadine, TIT West Second street,
left this afternoon on Burlington No.
9 for Charlton, where they will visit
relatives.
Mrs. j. Spiesberger, corner of Sec
ond and Jefferson streets, left yester-
day afternoon on the Wabash for
Bloomfield, where she will visit
friends.
Mrs. w. F. Cole and daughter, Leila
lr>P tn 10 Nv ThoV
were accompanied by Mrs. Coles
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Ornduff of Pu-
laski.
Miss Matte Platts, 306 West Second
street, left yesterday afternoon on the
Milwaukee for Martinsburg, where she
will attend the reunion Of the McElroy
family, which will be held this week.
Mrs. T. H. oenning Of Eddyville ar.
rived in the city this morning on the
Rock Island and is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl True, 116 South Jeffer.
son street.
Mrs. J. D. Snider of Fairfield, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
B. Snider, AL North Market street,
left this morning on the Rock Island
for Oskaloosa, where she will visit
| friends.
Mrs. Charles Edmond and children
and Misses Elvira and Nettie Isaac
son, 329 Norris street, left this after
noon on Burlington No. 9 for Munter
vile, where they will visit friends.
Mrs. C. H. Kramer of Batavia re
turned home yesterday afternoon or
the Fit. Madison after visit at the
home Of Mrs. G. Alfred, who resides or
East Second street.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald, 542 Yves,
Second street, left this morning on the
Wabash for Carbon to attend the clos
ing exercises Of the Horen school II
which her sister, Miss Anna Fitzgerald
is teacher.
an Mrs. C. B. Streeby, 261 North Nc
can street, left yesterday Afternoon
the Rock Island for Clifiand. where
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center. June 20.--I. NJ. Ell
der was in town on business Satur-
da-.
Miss Mary Buckner Of ottumwa
spent Sunday with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stevens spent
Sunday at the ]. w. Mccormick home
Messrs. Rob and Jesse Mccormick
started for a trip through Missouri and
Illinois Monday night visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bane were in OF
tumwa Monday.
Miss Mabel Rogers spent Saturday ir
Ottumwa.
DR.. and Mrs. Laws and son spent
Monday In Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bender were ir
Ottumwa Tuesday.
A number from here attended the
l. o. o. F. memorial services at Ere.
Mrs. W. II. Grain spent Thursda,
and Friday in Ottumwa with her sis
ter, Mrs J. w. Garner.
Roy e. Stevens Of Ottumwa spen
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
O.. c. Stevens.
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business caller and visitor in the city

business caller and visitor in the city
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Heninger are
preparing for western trip and ex-
pect to start on the tour about the
5th of July, and be gone one month
visiting the western border states.
Attorney George B. Baker was trans
acting business in the court here last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap. e. Miller enter
tanned small company of friends at
their home on South Main street on
last Thursday evening. The evening
was spent in amusement and refresh
nents were served.
Mrs. Matilda McClennahan is having
cement walk constructed along the
west side Of her residence property
OIL South Main street.
Judge Clements came down from
Oskaloosa on last Friday morning and
spent, the day looking after probate
business. He had at first intended tc
try some jury cases that have beer
left over from the previous terms OF
court this year but on account Of the
busy season he has called that off and
leased for the term. At about 4:3t
o'colck in the evening court was ad.
journed until the 2sth of this month
| John A. Van Tuyl was county
saat visitor last Friday.
| Misses Kate Shean, Mabel Parnell
and Rev. G. N. Pace. have been Sc
lected to attend the District Epwortt
League convention to be held in Rich
land June. 1928. Rev. Pace has par
on the program.
The Baptist people Of the cit!
served refreshments and give socia
at the D.. w. Lucas home in the north
western part OF the city, last Frida!
night. Admission fee Of ten cents wa
charged, and the proceeds from tn
evening will go to the beneflt of tn
church. A special program Of musi
had been prepared and was a yer!
pleasing feature of the evening.
Mrs. Daniel Fitzgerald and Ms. Hen
ry Seydel are here for short time
called by the illness Of w. r. F1tz
gerald. On account of his improve
n,ent they expect soon to start 70
California They have decided to max
California their permanent home.
c. e. McQuaid leaves for Chicag
next Monday, where he is offered
position with large Coal and Lum
Der company For the present hi
family will remain here.
1 Marion Yoakarp and son Glen Of tn
north part Of the country were trans
acting business here Friday.
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LoVlLiA.

Lovilia. June 1s.-Mrs, Leila Heth-
erington of Breckenridge, Mimi, ar
rived Thursday for a short visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Quilette Van Skiver left Thurs
day for weeks visit with her son at
Tracy.
Mrs. I. s. Bellamy of Knoxville, was
business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Bartlette and children
of Des Moines, are visiting Mrs. Bart
lette's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Nc
Donald.
DR.. Rose and family of FIT. Dodge
are visiting friends here.
DR.. j. L. Stafford, who recently grad
uated at Jefferson Medical college al
Philadelphia, Pa, is visiting at home
for short time before seeking To-
cation.
C. M. Donley and farhily of Everist
visited with Mrs Miser Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Comvell contemplates {
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From Thursdays Daily.
Machine oils. Mynard's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Smith of Linby,
were in the city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. n. r. Cummings Of Linby, was
In the city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. W. H. Steele Of Linby was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss May shultz of Pekin was in
che city yesterday shopping.
= ]. L. Leisure OF Libby was in the
stty yesterday on business.
Pratt's Poultry Food and Condition
Powders. Mynards drug store.
Mrs. D. w. Cass of Douds-Leando
was In the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. H. A. Wishard Of Bloomfield,
was in the city yesterday shopping
Miss Faith Alexander of Farson, was
In the city yesterday shopping.
J. B. Hochreiter of Highland Center
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. A. w. Clark of Chillicothe was
in the city today shopping.
ed Durbtn Of Farson was in the city
today on business.
Miss Elizabeth Ware of Belknap is
visiting at the home of her brother.
=. e. Ware, Ut East Main street
A marriage license has been issued
TO Clarence Thomas and Miss Alma
Barron.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tomlin of Bloom
field were in the city yesterday shop
ping.
Mrs. D. c. Sheperd of Alton returned
home this morning on the Rock Island
after visit at the home OF NJ. Shep-
erd, south of the city.
Otis Warder of Bloomfield, who has
been in Lincoln, Neb., passed through
the city this morning en- route to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cowles of Charlton,
returned home yesterday afternoon on
Burlington No. 10, after visit with
friends in the city.
Mrs. j. C. Finesey and son, Roy. 420
North Jefferson street, left last even,
ing on the Rock Island for Knoxville,
where they will visit relatives.
Miss Lila Fulton, 1872 South Ash
street. left this afternoon on Burling-
ton No. 6 for Fairfield, where she will
visit friends.
Miss Virginia Bulger of Burlsegton
rived in the city this afternoon N
Mo and is visiting MI
North Ash street.
West Fourth
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sreouRNEY.

Sigourney, June 1s.-The women OF
the M. E. church surprised Mrs. j. w.
Croneweth, last FRIDAY evening. The
occasion being the 18th wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Croneweth.
All report a pleasant time.
Willard Cox of German township
was a business caller in the city last
Friday.
Hon. ]. D. Butler of North English,
was caller in the city Friday at
tending to business in court and Wis
iting friends.
+. c. Legoe of What Cheer was a
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PLANS G G1z zEz
OF BUILDINGS.
ARCHLT &c II
@. NJ. kERNS
oTTUMMA, IOWA.

visit with ther parents in Missouri II
the near future.
N. j. Hibbs Of Seymour, spent Sun
day with Lovilia friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Green Of Pekii
Ill. are visiting with Mrs. GREEN'S pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young.
Miss Jessie Spencer, who has been
attending college at Iowa Wesleyan
university, arrived home Thursday
and will spend the summer with her
parents.
Miss Dana Wilcox went to Abba
Wednesday evening to attend a music
al given by the class of Mrs. Jno. Abeg-
glen of that place.
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Continued from Page ~

frozen during the winter, the River
Mid rarely freezes over and the beau
tiful Trondhjem Fjord river never. The
climate is like that of middle Germany
in winter and much like that of the
coast of Oregon in summer. Hence
the luxurious vegetation and the re-
sultant prosperity of the peoE!e.
The town in ordinary times ls really
little more than fishing village, al
though it does contain $4,000 inhabi-
tants. The chief industry OF the place
is salmon fishing and salmon is the
nrincfpal article Of food in the prov
ince.
First Christian Sovereign.
King Haakon the Good is distin-
guished as being the first Christian
sovereign Of Norway. He was sent
by his father to England in his child
hood and there he became convert
to the faith and was baptised. Upon
his return to Norway and his acces-
sion to his fathers throne he did not
dare to Immediately attack the ancient
Asa faith which had SO many fanatical
adherents among his closest friends sc
he temporized for some sixteen years
or more until he had won such I'M
bounded popularity as seemed to war
rant his taking steps toward the reali
cation of his wish nearest his heart
the Christianization of his people. He
began we'll but he did not possess the
cruelty of zeal that was necessary fol
the accomplishment of such task in
that age so he only succeeded in open
ing the way for his more vigorous sue
cessor, Olaf Tryggvesson, who intro
duced the fire and sword into the f1gh1
with a great measure of success.
A Great Missionary.
But even he failed to completely
eradicate paganism from the nationa
heart and it was only after his sue
cessor, by his wife, and more particu
larly by his death had appealed to the
ready imagination of the NorsemeI
that Christianity really became the es
tablished religion of the country. This
great missionary was King Olaf Har
oldson, who was afterward canonizet
as st. Olaf and over whose sacred re
mains the great cathedral in Trondh
i jem arose. This cathedral is thu
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she will visit her brother, Jane

she will visit her brother, James
Houdyshell.
Mrs. A. M. Felmlwer Of Douds-Lean-
do, returned home yesterday afternoon
on the Rock Island, after a visit at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Kendall, northeast of the city.
Miss Eugene Roth of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mrs. ]. j. Cornell,
507 East Fourth street, left yesterday
afternoon on Burlington No. 13 for AL
bia, where she will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Haney Of Cantril,
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Claypool, 631 East
Second street, left this morning on
the Rock Island for Kirkville, where
they will visit friends.
w. H. Morrison of Douds-Leando, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Parks
of Madison, Wis, who have been WIS.,
iting at the home of T. c. Moore, cor
ner of Benton and Second streets, left
this morning on the Rock Island for
Douds-Leando.
From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. T. Doke of Charlton was in the
city Yesterday shopping.
Mrs. A. Laas Of Chicago is visiting
| South Ransom street.
Mrs. H. R. Owens, 22s East Fourth
street, and Miss Sallie Walker left this
morning on Burlington No. 18 for Wis
it with Mrs. E. T. Sage Of Agency.
Mrs. J. e. Herbert of Abba, who has
been i'll In the Ottumwa hospital, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon on
Burlington No. 10.
Miss Katheine McGrath of Melrose,
graduate of the music department of
st. Josephs academy, returned home
this morning on Burlington No. 3.
Mrs. Frank Pearson and son, Har-
Ian, 416 Ottumwa street, left this
morning on Burlington No. 8 to visit
with relatives in Humeston.
Miss Winnie Suits, 429 Court street
left last evening on the Rock Island
for Eddyville, to visit with Miss Jean
cite True.
Mrs. s. z. Simons and Miss Anna
Simons of Fairfield, who attended the
Scully-Sampson wedding Wednesday
evening, returned home this morning
on Burlington No. Is.
Mrs. Rachel Jones, 535 Church
street, left yesterday afternoon on the
Rock Island for Centerville, where she
was called by the death of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Hannah Crone.
M. Thorn Of Charlton returned home
yesterday Afternoon on Burlington No
10, after visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs William Gousil, 1906 East Sec
ond street
Mrs. Oscar Erickson of lola, Kansas
arrived in the city last evening on the
Milwaukee, and Is visiting at the home
of her mother. Mrs. Alice Logan, 43t
East Main street.
Miss Prudence Thompson of Kirk
J, vile arrived in the city yesterday aft
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Social at ogg School.

The Ogg school closed last Friday
with social in the evening. The
teacher, Miss Lena Brokenbourgh, has
returned to her home In this city to
spend her vacation. The patrons OF
the school are well pleased with the adj
vancement made by the pupils.
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NEW KING AND QUEEN OF NOR
WAY CROWNED TODAY.