Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-30
MONEY!

MONEY on real estate per cent and
lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc
curity at Nash, Phelps & Green's, south
side squire ever Commercial Bank.
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A telegram from Adel says that State
Senator Caldwell is much better and
was able to be at his Office for q few
hours yesterday. He will probably be
in attendance upon sessions of the sen
ate the first of the week.
A. II. Roberts 10 the only place
to buy The Peoples Favorite Remedies,
the only sure cure for Rheumatism,
Kidney and Liver Diseases, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia and Stomach
trouble. Save your money and buy
remedies that will cure you after all
others have failed.
Paul Mclean has sold his interest in
the Carroll Herald to his partner J. b.
Hungerford. The dissolution termi-
mates partnership that has existed
from boyhood. We have nomination
of Mr.. McLean's purposes but pre-
sumo he has determined plans before
relinquishing his interest in this valu-
able and profitable plant. He is one of
the best all-round newspaper men in
the state.
Edgar Bill Nye and Jim Whitcomb
Riley lectured at Sioux City last Friday
night. The local editor says that Nye
appeared in bsggy trousers and bald
head, and very much resembles the il
Illustrations of him in his articles. He
also congratulates Nye that he is able
to so please his audience with so little
effort, leaving the inference that people
laugh because it is Nye rather than be-
cause of what he says.
Major. C. W. Snyder has retired from
the Red Oak Eppress, and goes to
Council Bluffs to take charge of the
Nonpareil, which has been so success
fully run by his son since the change of
management. The Snydcrs, father and
son, will make the NonpareI one of the
best papers in the state, as both are able
and earnest. The Enpress, under the
management of Shelter & Hallowell,
will maintain the high rank it has held
in Iowa journalism.
w. J. Kennedy and o. r. Morey, will
sell at public auction on section 3, Mel
vile township, miles south of Viola
Center and mile west of Stuart s ranch,
on Wednesday, February 9Th, 1890, com
mencing at 10 a. m, 10 thoroughbred
Short Horn cows and heifers, Z high
grade cows, IA yearling heifers, 2 year
ling steers II high grade heifer calves,
5 highgrade spring steers. All stock
from pedigreed bulls. Free lunch. On
sums over $40 credit of one year,
without interest if paid when due,
otherwise ten per cent from date. Ten
per cent off for cash. r. N. Carper
Auctioneer.
S. D. Elwood and IT,. Elwood, living
one-half mile north of Nelson, Guthrie
county, will sell at public sale on Fri
day, Feb. It'll, at 10 .. m, 9 horses, l
span Of work mules, 4 head of cattle,
SO hogs, wagons, harness, new imple-
ments, including an Agitstor thrasher,
a grain meter, 1000 8-inch tile, house,
hold goods and numerous other articles
Five dollars and under cash; over that
amount a credit Of 12 months on ap,
proved notes, without interest if paid
when due, otherwise 10 per cent from
date. Ten per cent of for cash. Free
lunch. r. N. Csrper, auctioneer.
State Superintendent Sabin, in his
annual report, tayors free text books
for the public schools but is not salts
fed that state publication is the best
That is our position on the school book
question. AS we read and analyze the
writings Of various authors on the
subject of cheaper text books, it ap
pears that free text books is the only
reform that has proved in the state
where it has been tried, wholly bene
fetal. State publication has not yet
received sufficient endorsement to
justify state that holds the Interest
of the people in the public school!
paramount to financial interests IL
adopting it. That may come in tint
but Iowa is not ready for it yet. 1t il
too jealous of its good name as an edu
cational state.--Stuart Locomotive.
Among the equity cases disposed o
were Eve Of Callahan & Slavery Of De.
Moines against Shelby county lant
owners. These gentlemen pretend II
have claim upon the swamp lands o
Iowa. having acquired title by purchas'
Of the rights Of the extinct American
Emigrant Co. They are working al
most every county in the western par
Of the state, with some success. Theil
plan is to enter suit against the owners
Of the land to which they claim title
and then compromise, as they did il
these cases. We understand one o.
their victims paid near three hundred
dollars in settlement. In Calhoun
county they are accepting five dollar
per 40 acres, and glad to get it, which i
more than they ought to have. An or
sanization is being formed in the coun
ties north of US to fight their claims il
the courts.-Shelby County Republican
Look Out.