Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-15

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Il. Bilharz & Son are having patent
cash carrier put in their store. The
clerk nj any counter may put cash and
ticket In receptacle and il Is carried
to the cashiers desk, and change IL any
sent back. A great convenience for the
clerking force.
The peoples party committee in con.
| claNc last Saturday named our old
friend ID, l., Oyeriield for representa-,
tive, John III. Markley for sheriff, A,
NJ. Dunn for treasurer, and q. L. Tyler
Tor supervisor. Mr.. Overiield IL u sound
third party man. He believes that
Gov. Boies should DO deposed for un.
iaithfulness. The other gentlemen on
the ticket are first class men. Another
meeting will be held to complete the
ticket.
One of the big bluffs of the present
campaign on the part of democrats IL
TO state that republicans here and there
are opposing the ticket. II Is not true
and is not told for the truth. IL Is told
for its influence, but we. believe repub.
leans will work independent of all such
rnmors. The fact is that republicans
OF Audubon county are united, har.
monious and enthusiastic for the whole
ticket. There are no kickers and no
factions. Not since 1883 have republi
cans been 80 united, and IL the same
spirit prevails we will score just such n
victory rs we did that year.
A gentleman who heard l.. r, Bolter
speak ut Melville Center Tuesday night
says that his speech was framed with
view to creating class prejudice and
TRADE against the tariff. Such back
number talk will not go down In this
camralgn. The practical effects of the
Mckinley bill show beyond dispute
that the gloomy forebodings made last
year were miscalculations to say the
least, and every man willing to concede
the workings of u good law must ac-
knowledge that the effect of the Nc.
kinley bill on tho whole county has
been for the best. Bolter Is looking
backward,
bradley and high license Is the dem
ocratic platform as promulgated by an
organ OF the Boss and Dictator. High
license Is monopoly" "a robber trust
to concentrate power in the hands of
the favored few" During the era OF
the original package In Audubon beer
was sold mt ten cents a bottle, and tho
retailer made u profit of twenty per
cent and turned his money eyerv sixty
days. by license the business Is placed
in the hands Of the few, they put the
price ut twenty-five cents bottle and
thus rob the poor man Of Rfteen cents
that he ought to have to buy flour and
sugar for his family. License is n rob.
Der and II beer is necessity it ought to
be free.
Mr. Is. Il. Ilowall has employed Mr..
A. IL. Viewer, late recorder, to take por-
manent charge of his boot and shoe
business, located in the building west
OF the brick drug store-the old Jack
son stand. Mr. Viewer has an extensive
acquaintance in the county and many
friends who will! be pleased to see him
In business again and to do business
with him. lie is thorough and com
petent business man, and always treats
those with whom he meets with the ut
most courtesy and respect. The atock
OF which he Is manager Is the most
complete and contains the best selec.
tions to be found in the county and
offered Mt price that Is satisfactory TO
close and careful buyers In search of
substantial aud reliable goodg. Call on
Mr.: Viewer for anything In the boot
and SHOE llne from button hook 70 n
hand turned opera shoe. end be sure
That you Will DO safi..n.ied.