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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29
Census EnumeratorS.

Supervisor Hight, Of Council Bluffs,
has appointed the following named
gentlemen to take the census in their
respective townships in Audubon coun-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29
POULTRY WANTED.

l.. G.. Snyder & Co. want all the nice
fat poultry, also fresh eggs. The high
est cash price paid.
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Advertised Letters.

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TO the dead letter Office In thirty days. Parties
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giving date OF advertisement
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Ils. Hannah Wiley.
For week ending Saturday May "a, 1890:
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MONEY!

MONEY on real estate per cent and
lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc
curity at Nash, Phelps a. Green's, south
side SQUIRE over Commercial Bank.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29


No party can be solid on the details
of a tariff bill. The republican party,
however, is about as solid "as they
make them on the principle of pro-
tecting American industry against I'M
equal foreign rivalry. This is the es-
sential point. If the democratic party
can invent method to provide an
equality of conditions, making the con-
ditions in the United States the stand
ard, then the way before it for nation
alizing the principle of free trade would
be much clearer. Until foreign coun.
tries place themselves in position to
compete for American trade on the
same basis of profit to labor that Oh
tains in the United States, discrimina
ton will be made against them in this
country in behalf of home industry
SiOUr CitU JOuTUnI
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29
Articles Of Incorporation.
or TIE DANISH SEPARATOR CREAMERY COM
FASf OF INDIAN VALLEY.

FASf OF INpIAN VALLEY.
come members thereof, do hereby associate our
selves into a company to be known as the DAN
iSh Separator Creamery Company Of Indian
Valley.
LIST, The object Of this company is to produce
and bring on the market first class butter.
- 2hd AL persons who shall deliver milk to
this Company are meIhJefs.''.' - '.-'.
3rd. The first annual meeting OF this Com
pany shall he held on the first Tuesday In Janu-
airy, 1891, and on the same date on every SUISSE
quent year at such place as the President may
designate
4th. The affairs of this Company shall be
managed by board Of directors, consisting of
tie President tho Vice President, Secretary, As
Sistant Secretary and the Treasurer, who shall
have authority to pass bylaws for tfie manage.
ment aud efficient working of the Company,
(any OF which may be repealed by twO-thirds
majority vote Oh the annual meetings) and the
s4l4 BQ3rd 81 Directors shall exeenre the Com
paiiy's financial bns,itss. '-'''' NV W.
9TH. The officers OF this Company shall con-
sist OF President, Vice President, Secretary,
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer and two Re.
yisors, who shall hold offices for the term Of one
year and they shall perform such duties as gen
orally deyove upon such officers. In case OF va
chnes he h0rga shall appoint an officer to iii
such vacancy. 1915" f!tf 3D.. .t
9Th II after the term OF Ave years the Com.
pany'S business should prove Improbable, the
President shall call an extra meeting to decide
whether To dissolve or continue, a majority of all
members shall be required to decide.
.h, TVS constitution may be amended by a
sw1 se tS,s 81 i!'e Memlers present q any
Sth. The Company shall continue in existence
for the term OF twenty years unless sooner dis.
solved as provided by law. '..s p"
witness our hands this first day Of May, 1890
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29

Than the No. /, there is none better,
while the other brands are guaranteed
to be the equal of corresponding grades
from othef nails. Try the Audubon
tDur
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29

"THE term tariff reform as used by
democracy is a humbug; if it doesn't
mean free trade it doesn't mean any
g."-GlddStOne
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29

THE democratic state convention
will probably be held in August.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29

Never send dollar from home when
the article that dollar will purchase can
be obtained at home. Money is our
financial blood. It's circulation keeps
the business body alive. Bleed that
body by sending your money away
from home and soon trade will put on
a look of lethargy and inactivity. Al
ways trade at home. 1t is twice bless
ed. 1t helps the person patronized,
and finds its way to you again. Spend
your money with merchants who help
sustain the city you reside in, and who
pay taxes, and are with you the year
through. -GleHU0od Journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29
Memorial Services May goth, 1890.

ASST. MarSnal. IL. W. wilson.
LUCCOCK's GROVE A. II.
At 8 a. m, assemble at G. A. r. hall.
At $50 start for Grove.
10 a. m. Cat cemetery music by band,
observe Ritual page IL, short address
by Rev. II. A. Smith.
Music.
AUDUBON 7. NJ.
At Up. III. Allison Post, w. r. c., ID.
of V. and $. of V. assemble at G.. A. II.
hall and march to Court House.
2:30, music.
Public exercises as given in Ritual
page IA.
Music.
Address, Rev. Z. Dickinson.
Music.
$3.50 p. m. March to cemetery and OBJ
serve Ritual page IL.
Music.
The City Council, public schools, fire
department and all civic societies and
citizens are cordially invited to join us
in observance Of Memorial Day.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29
The Home Product.

Messrs. Kuhn, Culver Il Co., pro
prietoFs OF tbs Roller Mills, submit the
following price list of their several
brands of -four;
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-05-29

ORDER OF MARCH.
LIST. Martial Band.
End. Sons of Veterans.
Bird. Womans Relief Corps.
4th. Daughters of Veterans.
9Th. Audubon Cornet Band.
9Th. Allison Post and all soldiers.
7th. Citizens in line,
The hall will be open at s a. m, on
Friday morning to receive flowers. \
competent committee will be In charge
to care for them, and it is desired that
as many as can will bring flowers for
use on this occasion.
COMMITTEE.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
HER DOLLS OUTING.
A Small Girls Adventure In Washing
ton Street Car.

A Small Girls Adventure In Washing
ton Street Car.
A rather small girl OF perhaps eight
summers got aboard an F street car the
day before yesterday, says the Washing
ton Critic, with doll thrown over her
shoulder as big as four-year-old child,
under the weight Of which she positive
ly staggered. 1t had on q real little
bows hat, and 1t was not until the pass
engers had had time to observe the hxi-
ty Of its round-eyed stare and the un-
natural hue Of its porcelain complexion
that they realized 1t was not an actual
infant. 1t even had on thick coat for
protection against the weather, made In
the latest fashion. and It's hair hung In
golden ringlets over Its shoulders.
The little girl seated herself near the
forward end OF the vehicle and placed
the doll beside her In the attitude OF
looking out Of tho window, as children
do, knceling upon the seat. Presently
the conductor came along for fares, and
she handed him single tcket.
"You must pay for your little brother
too, II he Is TO occupy seat That is
the rule Of this line"
"But this Is not my brother" replied
the small girl, sitting with one hanc
holding onto the doll, which was still
apparently engaged in gazing out OF th'
window. FItH .
"Well, he may be your cousin for al
know; but yer gotter pay fer him un
less you take him on your lap"
"All right" said the small girl, philo
sophioally, "I'll take him."
l And with that she lifted the doll int
her lap, so that It faced the conductol
who, after gazing at 1t for eight second
by tho watch, rushed out upon the pla
form amid the tittering Of the oths
passengers, and, in his agitation, n
corded four extra uncalled-for fare
The little girl got of at Ninth stree
the doll over her shoulder, and staggere
toward Pennsylvanis avenue. Il ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
1PPR0ACHING Events
hst Their Shadows in the Path
of Legislation.
|ostal Subsidy, River and Harbor and
the Tariff Bills VIII Come UP
This Week in the Senate.

Ehe Contested Election Cases to be Con-
fsldered by the House, Also the Nat'onai
Bankruptcy Bill.
| WASHINGTON, ,July7.-The programme
In the Senate for the coming week in
bludes the passage Of the Postal Subsi-
Idy bills and possibly Of the River and
lHarbor bill and the opening OF the de-
bate on the tariff question. Senator
Morrill,, chairman Of the Committee on
! Finance, has said he will call up the
tariff bill to-day and that he is willing,
when 1t has been made the unfinished
business in the Senate, to have 1T laid
aside informally, that the Postal SUD
sidy bills, which were under discussion
for two days last week, may be disposed
Of These subsidy bills have been de-
bated at length, and they will be passed
without much further discussion.
Senator Fry, who is in charge OF the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill,
rave notice last week that he would ask
hat the bill be taken up to-day, and Mr..
Frye told reporter that he would insist
apon having it considered. This means
fight for precedence between the Two
rreat measures and the result is doubt
iul. AS Mr.. Frye promises that the
River and Harbor bill will not consume
more than twodays Of the Senate's time,
however, and as he is desirous OF getting
It into conference 1T is not improbable
that the Finance Committee will yield
to him. Another measure CHS likely
TO interfere with the continued discus
sion OF the tariff is the Sundry Civil Ap
preparation bill, which will probably be
reported to the Senate to-day. 1t is no
impossible that the conference report OF
the Silver bill will get back into thu
Senate before the end OF the week, II
which event the tariff question will b
shelved temporarily.
The Elections Committee OF the Hous
has decided to call up two OF the con
tested election cases this week, but
will defer to the wishes Of the Commit
tee on Rules as to the exact date for thei
consideration. The cases are those
La gston (Rep.) against Venable Dem.
from the Fourth district OF Virginii
and Miller (Rep against Elliott Dem.
from the Seventh district OF South Care
lima. The Elections Committee has d.
cided in favor of tho Republican col
testants and they will in all probabili'
be seated. Mr.. Langston is mulat
and Mr.. Miller, who has but sma
percentage OF negro blood in his vein
Is socially negro. :,
The Committee on Rules will probab
set apart day or two for the conside
Ition and passage Of the National Ban
ruptcy bill and the Appropriations Coz
nittee will report and endeavor to ha
considered, II time enough remains, t
General Deficiency bill.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
A RIVAL Of tho Cracker Trust.

New York, July THE American
Biscuit and Manufacturing Company, a
Chicago corporation with capital OF
slo, 600, 900 and having factories in many
Of the large western cities has secured
an option on fourteen lots Of land in
this city and will probably purchase the
ground on Tuesday for $1,000 A build
Ing will be put up immediately which
viii contain ten ovens, with capacity
for using 600 barrels Of flour day. The
cracker trust, or what is known as the
New York Biscuit Company, win then
have rivalin this city, as 1t already
has In the west.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
AMERICANS IN FRONT.
German Federal Rifle Meeting Opens with
Grand Parade In Which New Workers
Are Given the Post of Honor.

German Federal Rifle Meeting Opens With
a Grand Parade In Which New Workers
Are Given the Post of Honor.
BERLIN, July THE German federal
life meeting opened yesterday. The
programme opened with a grand process
sion to the town hall, starting from the
Brandenburg gate. The line was ar
.anged in order OF nationality, the
Americans taking precedence OF the
other foreigners. A striking feature OF
the pageant was groups Of rifemen rep
,esenting the development and advance
ment OF German shooting associations
since the thirteenth century. The
streets comprising the line OF march
we're crowded with people, who cheered
themselves hoarse in honor of the visit
ors and admiration Of the display. Herr
Won Forckenbeck, mayor OF Berlin, well
coined the visitors at the town hall. a
number OF members Of the New York
Independent Corps in carriages two
abreast headed the Americans in the
nrocession.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
THE HArcHlNo CHEST.
An Old German Custom Breaking Out
America.

An Old German Custom breaking O"s -
America.
Apropos OF the old German legend OF
the "Storks and the Babies" they have
n quaint old custom in the Fatherland,
when the fairy stork happens to ny
down the chimney with girl baby, OF
giving her upon her first birthday
Matching chest, as handsomely carved
and ornamented as circumstances Will
hermit. This custom has boon intro
duced and is rapidly acquiring popular
ity in America, and nothing affords SO
much pleasure to the girl, maid or ma
tron as the contents OF her Matching
chest, for into it goes, first OF all, o
beautiful spoon given her each year oy
the person whose name she bears
When the little maiden Is twelve
wears old q dozen handsome spoons,
each differing from the other In
design, is ready for the day Of her we'd
ding. Then the gift changes to table,
spoons, and as the years go on the fuli
complement gradually accumulates. al
the same time some adoring aunt
| SK1lleu III Vuo WOmahkJ NV A-~
work, adds bit by bit exquisite sets Of
napery and bed-linen. Others bestov
with the childish toys and girlisf
trinkets each year some choice piece o
silver or rare dish Of china, until b!
and by the hatching-chest contains
wedding outfit of unique and cost,
things, which, accumulating slowly, or
more valuable than ono can afford y
purchase in quantity.
: But perhaps she will never marry, yo
say. Granted; but just think what
perfectly delicious thing to go and or
over once In awhile, and to presen
, treasures from to her less unfortunat
or fortunate sisters, as the case may b'
Besides, as nice little tot said recen
ly, struggling with the old saw unit
she fancied she had 1t exact; ITS
: great deal better to be ready and |
married than not to be ready and not
married. Isn't it, mamma@ And mar
ma said yes, just as every sweet WON'T
would II she really told the truth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
A FIERCE ooNFLAeRATIoN.
Barge Sea Gull and an Immense Quantity
Of Lumber Burned at East Tawas' mich'
Woman Roasted to Death.

Barge Sea Gull and an Immense Quantity
Of Lumber Burned at East Tawas, Mich'
Woman Roasted to Death.
EAST TAwAs, Mich, July 7.-Early
Sunday morning the barge Sea Gull,
lying alongside Sibley & Bearinger's
lumber dock, caught FIRE. Great piles OF
lumber were stretched along the bay, ex-
tending far up and down the dock.
Sparks we're carried on the breeze from
the fire to the high stacks OF lumber
Famed into an angry flame they soon
burst forth into confagration that
lighted up the entire bay. The mill
whistles aroused the sleeping lumber
men, who ran down to the dock, cut the
Sea Gull loose and sent her adrift be-
fore trying to check the fire. Slowly she
drifted down the bay and when opposite
the docks owned by Emery Bros ana
Bearinger she was driven ashore again
and the breeze carried great torches OF
flame to the lumber piles. From there
she drifted arou the harbor and finally
rolled up alongside William Locke''
dock, throwing big brands OF fire into
the lumber.
BY the plentiful use Of great charges
Of dynamite vast piles of lumber wer'
thrown into the bay and the fire slowly
burned itself out consuming the dock
to the waters edge. The lumber mill
and the homes OF the lumbermen wer
saved from destruction. The Sea Gul
was completely burned, and with he
perished the cook, Mary Clark. Tn
loss to the lumbermen is s9OO,OO U
this sum 100000 falls upon Sibley
Raarinppr
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
Much wanted Burglar Arre,.od.

BRADFORD, Pa, July L-R. Clark,
alias Ed Rich, OF Delaware County, N.
", has been working as helper at the
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh shops
this city. He is burglar and all
around craoISsman. In otsego and Del
aware counties he is wanted for no less
than a dozen burglaries and safe break
ine Jobs and the authorities In these
counties have been trying to locate him
for long time. BY the aid OF Chief OF
Police Frawley and detective the bold
robber was on Saturday apprehended
and taken to oneonta, n. Y.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
narinr Rnhhnr Captured.

BosroS, July 7.-saturday man
entered the Lincoln National Bank and,
proceeding to the cashiers window,
smashed the glass in front OF the desk
with a brick, grabbed pile OF treasury
notes, about $3.50 in all, and rushed into
Deyonshire street. A man who was
passing at the time caught the thief and
threw him TO the fround. The cashier
came up and assisted the citizen in ar
resting the man, who gave his name
az Thomas Coyle, Of Worcester.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
CoNyICTs IN REBELLION.

Inmates OF the Charlestown, Mass, Prison
Kick Against = New System but the
Uprising is Qusllod.
BosToN, July THE convicts In the
State prison at Charlestown made riot
GUS demonstration yesterday, when the
Bertillon system Of prison records, re-
Gently adopted by the State authorities
went into use. This new regulation re-
ouires q minute description OF each
prisoner sentenced for three years or
more, with his photograph and criminal
record TO be filed away for future use.
When the details Of the system were
read to the prisoners they set up the CRY
"stick," which signifies resistance. The
men we're locked up in their cells, but
became so noisy that 1t was found nee
esssry to place 100 Of thom In solitary
| confinement. @
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
polIeemep on q strIhe.

LoSpoS, July y7..-satbrday night the
metropolitan police OF the Bow street
division refused to perform duty be-
cause one OF their number had been re-
moved TO another district for agitating
the grievances of the force. Subse-
ouently the constable was reinstated In
his old division and the policemen re-
turned TO work, with the exception OF
forty-nine, who still refused to perform
duty. Thes latter were suspended. The
others worked last night and were
hooted by crowds in tho streets.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
win Veto tho Lottery BIlL

BATON ROUGE, July There is much
speculation here as to whether or not
the Governor will veto the lottery bill
The five-day limit allowed the Governor
In which TO return the bill expires to-
day. The general belief is that the Gov
ernor will not only veto the bill but that
he will send message to the Legisla-
ture severely condemniag its action in
passinR the bill. There seems to be no
doubt, however, but that the bill Will be
nassed over the Governors veto.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09
HEROIC eNoINE-MEN.


On. Runs HIS Train Through tho One
Ahead TO Save HIS Passengers'
"There are heroes and heroes, and there
are heroines and heroines," says Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew TO a Philadelphia Press
man, In speaking OF the matter Of per
sonal bravery. "There are blue-shirted
men who 20 over our railroad lines
every day in engine cabs who would
laugh at you II you intimated to them
that they are heroes, and who, in spite
Of all, are as brave as any man who ever
drew q sword or carried musket
Railroad men seldom have much time
TO think. They are towards or heroes
In second. Not long ago one OF our
engineers Of an express train rounded Q
turn in the road and saw that another
train had been derailed and lay right
aoross the track. A collision was inev-
table. The engineer might have taken
chances and jumped, but he didn't As
he said sfterward: l.. ,.-
"'I saw right away we were In Tor IL
and like o fash II struck me that oui
only chance was to 60 right ahead and
out through II we could 80 lthrew her
open and, Yet her co.
"Ths experiment was perilous, but \
was uocessful. He did cut through am
no ono vas injured. This act Of ~
engineer was that Of an exceedingi.
courageous, oool-headed man. n
sAnothef engineer on . Western
road performed . similar act some tim'
ago with tragic results. He tried to-
or In fact was forced to try to-cu
through freight train that had bee
thrown aeross the track. None OF tn
passeneers were injured, but the OF
eineef and his fireman were killed. Thi
Il but too often the reward Of bravery !
| IL ...iLa Of lffan IL -
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-09

Anew mode Of utilizing the principle
Of stills for looomotion has been pat
ented. The action Of prcpelling 70 that
Of skSting on ios, and any forward fe'
ure mat can be done on the loo can b
accomplished with ease By these ma
chimes. Each wheel is independent "a
the other, and backward travel y pre-
ventsd By mechanical action. The bal
snos n the frst movement 70 be learned-
M pressing TIE thumbs on the brakes
tke vhesls become nxed, " which
means ths isarpsf oaa walk On then The
ssns = on stills. ,He n