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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
s.- Notice Of Tax Deed.

a1 = rsg agSnE -VUE ,uDACmA
Ito Sarah A RnbeFtsi3 "a OH ere iIerebyi noti-
following dlscrly"d zeal property MAS ,tsold, for
the delinquent taxes fpr tAG Xear Iss9 TO wit.
EDttwo - OF lot folF y llocS efsIit lSls In the
that a tax deedto SAID iHdpeiFSnlSh Ne ifiatie
after ninetydays fiont the completed service
hereof, unless sooner 1rodddrsetis Dated 9Hov.
filh, iSaasl haa $3.50 hgp 90 "a tlog
- .u< - AGENT Ipg, r. j. FISH!
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

all they are worth ms statement mas oeeih
made so often that the general impression
among all classes II people Is thsttt represents
the facts. k1th leRsouNt sftst hsIxss9M thE
real truth. fl3ut ~ untiFthe census Oh t#lrmS
homes andNprt4&fes wa taKeN in 1890 ms X
possible tf@Iet the mNth @9h Nhis sAejecf;
TheSe3eteYHs artShow> egpiclegfly coup'hd fq
warrant the following startling statements.
Three-quarters OF all the farms in the United
States are owned free OF lncumbrance.
unefourth OF the total number OF farrns III inc
United States are mortaged. Or 10 express "
more specifically, out of every hurrred Amcri-
can llrlls PSfe than seventy are tully paid for
ana hsS thapthrty are mortgaged. Inc aver
age mortgage represents. onlY -Qnesthlr1. The
value oil the farm upon which IL Is secured.
The total ainounf 7ot ifafIn p~lnflrigages In the
whole'aolDtsy.s hard Que ytenth fotal Vaf
up Of An our Iafliis. IN 1880 neagSf oRe-hith OF,
tile Inortgase liAdebtstifessffesteq 'oh farms;
bntsJnispo farm mortgages fetl5sfntedyyanly one.
seventf Of the eoyhtrS,st MdebtsLlesf on real
estate OPT of every fegs fa9ih es tn2s9 merldan.
farms in1s9O AZ owned their farnls free OF merit
gage, 40 aWped bat with t1ifcgnIp uccs ana "
hirefthef arnlsthcE lived OFF alidfl vp1ted' or,
thoselwlb cuflyslted their ovJtstrilns tper cent.
9wn& witbqnts erlnbrahcsis? nd fpg w per
otnitt adI NOR fsagesI (of the tsfIs eeenfled py
tehants rs aoii 70 per cent were +rsltn3,eredl
FOur,l Atts gu tps tHhoupto 81 uep&ou larSLs $'u
homes>se 20 incpgr y tor ne coepneqdaDie ppr.
pose OF buying aHd lnlaorfnsithe leoperty' ah!
a ike proportion OF ing nu'hptlS oi lalh'S az"
homes were hoftssFea Ter u'e same purpose 4
Inc totai Ical estate inof's'se uept ''"' IN
lSten'Ntnst APPROPRIATENESS seh~i'",'","'
TWO ana olie-Hail Diii'ohs Vi uoiidiS' equ"ls W
Dc'"ee'' io's an" acie % w.
lAtrh aHH" iFIRi sHfH N'o0t'lf,'liIo
than doubled put oniy roIoet o. was on
anu ''lc' ce'i' On IN, urp va N l7y
t''ty W toN'' !,
uuIea anu ,mens lii,l,1ns
io'0' "nu ,e" so",o i'''sl "ao ~ =,
~" Sfh sH!SgN,S "a'i"'' - s'''Si Saw
, n ".i" ing 3D. ,o,, no Iasa
- IL - f"NE 1T III 1f,.'gii Il IIgs n
l''i III -.
i"'','.,I,I,
i'S%t Sifl94Hi slf sfA '..,,H ,SII gIf' FIh I'll
count lot inc increase III the tosit FeLph ldrihSal
Mort "a geson other acre tracts than aYnlspf0p
or were in 1sDl about sIitS6dn ocV mr. an ius
N idt SI.ty itifY ~ 'tSft lflf ~ 7 Ihfn,l tl
crease OF S4oS, 100000 during the decade ING
MORTGAGES On lots gthati Isl on tityl hiiU town
nror,rry op,or,tod IN G, o,o n1b ma attbe onan-
80, -, i,
mated at nearly 81 900 900 oo8 or an increase of
Io'ltb oHh o,6l ,i,rir tha AK lyars eILr
otlnortge tndeStebness In in june, isee i. Is,
timated to have been some ISIS, e60,0 600 asI
.coihSY so I'M mn ooh h;s tSsb IN. 90 q In,
"e.''i'' T-,O''oUo'ShV ~ itfSS' ~, 'iiN"'"o' ~
$4,000 ,0OO,tO6 III heSe figures BeoR larse,f hut
aaTn ~ ~; "a I / XII, Sd5 H.
O''t'' ia VI. ''",'' 10 O"'' 'hHS' 70 ~.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
Free ,fp7E! al 5WT5 Ask, XIII =

.9bntioiloe dtiw 5TC0T otlduqoH 9dt
moi AVERY fine plfetegfaphicWieYt of the
sW0rld's Eair, Il Nilolinehes in1sizes 1.-THE
hydrk of thsI official phOgeg rapAfr0f the
bELnited States Government, and accom-
bpaniodi by ar graphic,q interesting land
sautiaentic description, will be sent free
shy the Chitdgoo HeeflB oI,sfsJi 0pntft 2to
oanyoneiwhplwilt seiIdjonei q cent Isl amp
tf0n postage buidhressH Id brsrian;' 'iIn-
.Gort0ceanjt 10 s19oiffo ohj .htDob bnG
sYRh tanrf nildmn q nri1atafrfrlrhr .
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

Burns are absolutely painless, when
De Wits Witch Hazel Salye is promptly ap
Piled. THIS statement is true A perfect RENE
idy fUp' sRiit Diseases, thdprtd hands and lips
an,bneyer fails 10 ieNTe Epiesg Sold by "A! ii
t'RpSttsnns grew Ea.t .EstuW A''"
nj -. = .t4} ssf.g ts.,I 80 I
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
5z7.s55 MYSTERIES! e5'e5ses
The Nervous System the Seat
I sI 4 of Life ardsMinds Recent
sisS Wonderful Discoveries

Befent idtseoyepes nave AEnpnStrat ad that
alttbe ofganyof the bod y arr under thSleonl
-tfe4 ct the nerve ceRters, located IN or bear
She base of the brain, and that when these are
H6fanged thu orgh ns which StfeYl HIBpf y With
nerve fluid are also deranged. When 1t Is re-
eSfa Sf ealse SSfafSs 81 body s BsfSw
The injured pofrft, 'beeauSentiie nerve force Is
spre vented bR tho injupy from reaching the
pafaiyzed pDgtion, IL Wall be understQQd, bow
The, deraRgement OF this. nerve rgepters Will
tause thederangefier 0ftfe vRff0is brgn
: which they supply with nerve forrei OIL SJJtr
eAronic diseases are due to
Tx Sass 81 phs sfSi hot not frS dcra6gse
liaent primarily 6rigiaating hp the organ IT.
sell. The great mistatosESof EglBs ii1ans in
treating ris.ese dlsnasfS y that tRf Y lrea1 me
organ rather, than the netye cetrters which
are the cause of the trouble qDo2 a fDl LJI
= Z DR HRANKIHN MILES, Ifhe celebrated spe-
-eialist, has prefqundly studied thli subject FOR
pyer 20 years. and has made many Important
them being the facts cpntainedfn the above
statement, and that the f.aryInethods OF
treatment are wrong. All headache, dizli.
ffahia, melancholy Insanity" epilepsy, st.
Yitus dance etca are nervous ~ tsei,ses no
natter how caused. The wonderful success OF
Or. Miles Restorative Neryfne Is due 70 the
fact that tits based Onthe foregoing principle.
DIR. MILES RESTORATIVE NERyINE Is sold by
all Druggists on a positive GUARANTEES, or sent
direct by DR. MILES MEDICAL 90, klkhart,
Ind, on receipt OF price, 81 per bottle. slf
bottles for " eSprSsS p5sRada
g. BY.A, u R0BERIs.T5-..,md'T
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

,ui TiI.Es sVTasi without, Paip,l En,fe9 or hind
rahce from business 20
CANCER positively cured Without pain or
USE lsS q cS1iff hy, opr neyt methph ,eoiybk
eMaRfEIAGE. Those contemplating mar
. ffRae3 Who mft aware Off physical defects or
'pcfhria9nt,F Would az Veil % can On us.
1o DISEASES; OF 7fHt9 o Bl6od Poisoning,
'eete, varittbJcefe, PISS Of Manhood, Vital brain
in EgSes, Mret ha@E 1mtss5ong Impaired Mem
/ Cry, Weak BACK impotence Loss of Memory,
ahti Ei Idiasa 5ss arffsfg HON Sell. Abuse, are
successfully treated byrpuft rlathodi RvfiIim
LOSS OF MANHo OF, aud the evil effects Of
- Afstt5ts' of fbhtk AS the yawning graves swa-
oloyI sanpnallyx thensapps OF these innocent
victitpS. let US impress upon afflicted ones the
ntScofa tCoraa iitHtnHdiatd ettfe, AsI each hour
sb& 9 ny f5s e s Saar ne
syhdar acknowledgements 0dt boa ,dtEG
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

gcIt's just as easy to- thy 0nh1rhiinate
Cough Cure aSGqE Lhiga, elRef H{s saaieR TO
next purchase fof 3icodgR Dc One Nffn6te Cough
GureU Butter rnneslieiIB; bebtdr 1rSdIt?lBeetgr
try II, SoldhE4 lJl cRobeTtsr9mom jasI
u ort tgdt ID RIfurC-'7 1T -tlid niRm
,-nyst a,j n Two Lives SaHed.O osaa1o
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

,,br WARRINGTON Il HlEsINGi has finally
edbeenappointed postmasterata Chicago
ohwhile Frank i awler; apd,athel $4,000
bswho signed his petition are'holding the
bahAeklE jgI1t ha19Da obi aGht hns ;1oi
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

pEFoRMITIES. Welfare prepared 10 tired
all kinds Of ,DefoEmities, as Club Feet, CprYa
ture OF the Spine, Weak Ankles, ete,' 'i'2''
Observation-Disclosures TtitIEH
Each person Applying -fofs medical ttsa sntd
should, send on bring about A elpcesiof ,urir.t
| chat passed first in the morning Preferred
Pwhiehwill receives careful Chemical End HHcrS
analysis will be given. 20 ygars yiencain ttt
treatment OF Chronic disease, cures in ailcUri
bic cases or the Stomach Liver, Heart, ialtiss
Kidneys, Blaadar, Bypin, NeTfess Bheanstlsni
Fits, Neuralgia, Diabetes, Pgspepsia, ~ hEpnit
Diarfh6ea, Drbpsy, Bronchitis! Cataflh, 'Eczd
ma, Serofula, CONSUMPTION Deafness ahdhnhsck
In the ear, rdischarging from the ears, curCE
when others fail" AN Eye Ttoubfes, Catafac
and Cross Eyes s9ccfFsfqlly aperatedoo. Htpors
| in the vision restored by proper glasses, Al
ldourns on Sdtss2 Btodd and wv STIR DisohscsL
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

! III not opF reiieYFe$sati does sapssl it
suitable fpraIl axes ali cphdtiUns, az III titles.
Sud ysftljIIt R56eftIG L22&9Todf % INV
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

iisiseTS, early RiseFsg EARLY His
eFstbe famo0S1tftlc pillSdot troHstipastdip sick
headache dyspepsia. and nervousness. Sold by
A:.EAp ltPpINtepTtsT4 ON OF THaVHOO
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
Notice of Tax Deed G


aLToA MftchsusaHa John ,BthPiSSseta oa are
.hereby'nqtffcdt katUu tie Il fst ;fS Of Deem.
Der 1890 the fOflo~inla taeSc Tiled lnd re
tso,d td II a.. Fish ffhraefnqaeAt hexpsh Tor the
year lshstOIYitf The Hfsy1 bali pfy khssa North
Aalt OF the sOutbha9 Of the 1ye6t haihoflotlfOur
OF lot thirteen, and he east hall jgt1tba 6porth
Aalt Of tle south AaTf u, the Nest HaH u lot
fbh1 81 ldf tnfteen, m 81 IN Fee, tbynship
seventy Eight rsiEe 2fitrtykye West III Are
Ef,a,het aetMea adj ItaSiaedf htsi 'ssap Isnds
bvfi lie made afbtf ninytL da@ foambthe com
pfetedsNrylee shtu,ofy qnte ssCseon enered eemad
pDated tldsJHQsenllsei sStbi Rfsw stusuu!ds
oN osnsIoeb woda 1tSSs t4s EaRS9ERs2
.SES 20 eYIhl l1oW isWsffltitNol !HssHF ear
t5Fa8 do 3D. "a 81 - 70 To %,
o yaE div .oe[Ga 0J6grGS OF o9EJs So saqT
saTo Deese4 WetlsSSS 90 rfoa.aee hereby Iietih-
ettfhSt Uf tho III ~ ssyCof oDepelshes lsD1-t tile
following described laBd S 3ere sold toe,R.i J.
8 Ts aSFs t. east &
ltrishttT iihdsthaq p6fth-we3f hiafeeF bdfn tile
north east GaEaflJr ofsE$lo tint otosqaship
sieiityaolie fi3 "a ttet,snbs di3ct eNDR sar,e
Ifrtsenngbhedyt hds ID tan tired te.ssth hand will
(be gpade sttaytHet dos staBfI the tietapleteh
seryice 10 hsIsM, yunlesa s2pfter Il re deepaed
.Datedg tts SnSe raSlfr ,ts, as.;rsd
'd.H .yaH eLsT rG5sSs SEpt iigf r w sPfs,,.
YIauuaL MA z La lattad o 80 III. L.-S.IS
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
- CARTER RaEpIciNE co,rHew, Hos!s1
SMALL PILL SmAll DOSE, SSSAAI p2iGs:

Not one minute elapsesy between the
taking OF One Minute Cough Cure anil relief
Why Shouldn't people take One Minute CdngN
Cure?y They should rTheydo.I For snle BY Al
H. Roberts. .El.I ? HlrHN Mon 4nLod !
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
TERMS REASONABLE.
.ngolg4eqd -,t 10 ~up r1lr .a~ |

r 10 DnE W4l0 EIITf HU' ~ ~ i"
The collection of bad debts speciality.
M chafgesTnlcss maderout of claim.
We 'guaranteei satisfaction gy".a@
IpyCalil ron or address glis1 atGIIariany Ia.
once in0yerhott' block, N, E, Cor.!sq,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
thJHousehold Treasure.

i p! w F'UlltF,}6l C?thdiohGte, n. Y, says that
he always Keeps I5f. King S7Hew discovery III
tbs house and lia 5aWilY las !alyays found the
best results follow lis use; that he would not be
wthOut'it, II bfVtttttblrI G. A. Dykeman drug
gist; Catskill| II. ", says that Dr. Kings New
iniscpveTyIi Is updoubtedly tue best Cough rene
dy; that he has used il IN his family for. eight
years, and ithas never failed to do all that Is
claimed for il why pOt try a7remedy so long
tried and ,testedaa Eral bottles free at A. II
Roberts drug store, Regular size SOC and Sl.0o
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
Sioo Reward.

DE Wits Witch Hazel Salye !cleapses
ppGnes and heals. II Nas made for tkat lpar
hands, sores OF all descriptions and II you have
piles use IL for them. Sold by A. II. Roberts
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
ID G. ~ 3, 4 n i. I. :

Isthebauo OF SO many ives thai here IA wborsI
We make Dur great boast. Cur pills cure it'TShils
others do nptD ne .sEfDly ylI ,aDuO4 ,
Carters Little Liver Piils are veSy .araail sBi
very easy TO take One or two pills make q dose.
Tho5 are strictly vegetables and do not gtlpo or
purge but by their gentle action pleSse alt ,Shal
use them. In walls at 20 cents :, ave for$L aotd
by druggists everywhere. CT sent by mail
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30
Wealth OF Farmers.
Aaerican-Agricillturist----.--..--.

--''N ine=tenths of our farms arc murtgaged for
all they are worth" This statement has been
made so often that the general Impression
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

ssoT FHsHisfHs disifRSR efEfth,o vi 1892
600 in the revenues of the post office de-
partmen9tAceSsathgs1a Postmaste r
srG Bissell ., x.r.o -. u,ru,,,,.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30


Fphisfs ssstqRYsb9 NiTs ,,,iYr Gsqf%gHH2 :ast
IGmsdItK isEaee6fh panied ny nai sf3fiqist
j conductor til dqhi to- the eUast9 and
4 YupS on thadastfs Id minis, an dm Second
I,claSA TICKET lakes you indhis eannisn
J. Tple TatG for Rlth sIessEYatian js5ow
fbeIBB only, 81 Though to The, Pacific
-fpbiritsh Iafld pfoP6rifdh8tttfy! fesF .'iff for
3iniR|s eaTf6fAe,bSfa there 49, Xoafeyfer
bNa6 beEzllbsIb thebffeat abHdlRsfffter
Fair. TO those whS1eSe fpsf 9b1J6 ON
| orqesdByS thSyG Teatd3aM sEsiGand1Route
tuhS RNi9llh TRs9E{ls 1essiGeaaIisn
HasPld,gRea stTdafF n si tf'Ff dfa8f fSaainhlds
ar=nd ticfh baJasx gHagsSn,btSH aRfHias
City, and on to Pueblo over tlasRasIhie
! IRS9Hati 4AgqSqnAesgoRaeiqs gRbes to
9aNFoq fthfpartf6fai8,p address, nooiAs
Ioao IIpr4FsNS IN 6SSB54R A sEiANuiais uwob
1nlIso qs4f'F'rAsuG,aA Hsa sHY .bnsd
bna ,nogo iiel bad yadj dChieagoob
bsdsinff yehi % suinioo aBw cd olidw
bre o0oa haru9as elsa sih guiwold
bsqaasa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

,zINE;Yill bring into yo4lT bGpe, twelve, monthly
nthnDers, aggfegatfng over 800 pages OF the best
And tfcst9 4ta RdStigh reRqlng, aid mere than
HoJhsahtinadllddaaGhaha .hoT"q 7'h
god' tud ,siAaah6GhGgmmgn4.i a.a7h'@
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I d GHnpdE iyaGABfE #ili begin I'm tie January
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| engagsd: j. NJ. BARRIE, author of the famous
lS'E istie DfiHSSeR" ms Wifteh New novel the
ia ST sipeeflaItifaInois stsfygiGgoRGIs' MERE
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4 pLHk HaRRIs' and manly new writer's viii con
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HOSPITAL
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

gre 8 HfE:ca mIsl,oqmi
iaa Ct NJ ~ tx u III 3 nols hs
Sick EpsfncEs a.4a, lrf.s,4Gg s4etfi5ti+d silfs
dent to q hiiol:5 Et:yt q VIC. ri EcT2, Elsl u
Dizziness, NkuJtS, Is%SSidtsH Fi.trs7i Ttsi
eating Pain tal tho kihiG lss.a l1ldtE y-rstsSiG
remarkable succaG7 as b9Sr f}taFa :Asi&:ta
- tr9dofi(sssA,s' E5ss2.g.!4i sjS;ruaesm
~ }o m,ta Sch :: 81 81 teAsNs dYihw
j diiu Nst4E 81: F{s'sS liaGV5Au ottoot
Headache, yet Carter'5 LiLno T4Iva:' Ttyshet
eqasllySalpnbi4 il,CpIsEtESt iaJs al,ai0aan PIE
S soT4tSs III tf sitla8fs
liver and rsgulat otS6 3ou6'FGl Bsus s1sa ut,ssa
cured N 81 Eszs ,I.llio Essws> ialRi7ei
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b q 3, 5,5s,I sas

suffer from this distfessihg c1iapdfngs t fJtt,I-
natoly theirgooineSsSl6es notenahctinT dtilpGI
who once try them will ind, thesS ltttl2 pEtsYslI-
eblein 30 riEny waysfhgt they VII not bo vii
Ling to do without thsI,lG Bds&ftp9 Nl stExfaesi
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

7g a}fra...,a 40 hoieortGfE. MASs4IR,
Fer sale by ". III. Guwles;,Audh6nlibIa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

THOIJ0nULHI NE JuB1A " yIUuIrtYtSIIT
mi mo1l Isnoisainfmoo ODD anAk1T4l4
eni1RgIgmooIo 10 slsa sii div 9ni1eiI9t
400 ot biss al wsl sdr stets iBft M
ntitanoo s5trJ' batinJ 9dt htiw toia
ssalgzo2 70 ias ns 80 low "a aoit
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-30

bad hprpYu"uu TFTW .yltu1rrVnT 4
John L. DOak'S books and report as ,cQming
misunderstanding total cbHecti6tiS aud tlisbhrse,
mentsff0m Oet.5 to NDy. ISL 1855, WAS ON. lhoi
t9Rh apRyoye}d q, report herewith YMLrlr d
Mower County transcript., 1893-07-12
Down Pat Egg Carrier.

The Down Pat Egg Carrier fills long
felt want among farmers and other poul-
try owners. The old plan OF using pail
or basket with oats or bran as filler, to
market eggs in, is an inconvenient as
we'll as an expensive mode, often result
ing in dissatisfaction between merchant
and customer by mistake in counting and
breakage while taking them to market
and in removing them from the oats or
bran.
The Down Pat Egg Carrier obyiates all
difficulties; furnishes a safe and conve-
nient storage while collecting for market;
it IS provided with paste board filters,
which render breakage impossible.
We have decided to present every
farmer IN this vicinity with handsome
Down Pat Egg Carrier free of charge.
All that we ask is that you appreciate
our efforts to please, give us our portion
of your future patronage, and tell your
neighbors how to obtain an egg carrier
free.
amounted to SIS you will receive a
"Down Pat Egg Carrier free!
Notwithstanding that we are giving
these cases away to our customers, our
prices will be as low, if not lower, than
eyer before. If it pleases our old friends
and makes new ones, we will be repaid
for our outlay. Yours respectfully,
D. P. OLSON & Co.
Mower County transcript., 1893-07-12
c., NJ. & St. p. Ry. Worlds Fair
Bulletin No. 2,

Chicago, June 2l, 1898.
Nearly all of our sleeping cars
are now in service on our regular
lines to Chicago, and are being
filled to their utmost capacity with
worlds fair excursion travel. In
another two weeks sleeping car
berths will have to be spoken for
days in advance Of them being used.
There are no more sleeping cars to
be had. The rush of people to the
worlds fair has commenced. Day
coaches will soon be all that can be
furnished to care for the crowds yet
to move. Urge your friends on the
necessity of starting now while
there are yet comfortable accommo-
dations to be secured on the trains,
and in the hotels and boarding
houses in Chicago. August and
September may be too late for those
who can come before.
The fair will be open every day
in the week, including Sunday, un.
til 10 p. m.
The especial Feature" days are
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday.
GEO. H. HEAFFORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Mower County transcript., 1893-07-12
IL. Dettelbach expects to spend
next week at the worlds fair.

IL. Dettelbach expects to spend
next week at the worlds fair. .c
Prof. Selleck will move into J. A !.
Mill's house on Allegheny street.
Abe Dettelbach, of Philadelphia
came Saturday to spend Sunday with
relatives here. He went to Mankato
Monday. 49,.
H. M. Lowell was able to 60 out
doors for while for the first time on
Monday. He is slowly but steadily
gaining.
Miss Allie Rose, of Brownsville,
returned home from La Crosse last
Saturday, where she has been visiting
for some time.
Mrs. J. H. Mansfield will make
her home for the present with her
daughter, Mrs. Waterman and has
rented her house on College street to
Engineer Wylie.
Mrs. d. H. Griswold, and little
daughter Vera, of Harrison, Neb., are
visiting at the home of Mrs. G.'s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, of Browns
dale, for a short time.
-Wilbert Irwin Jr, of Chicago, son
of Supt. Irwin of the S, NJ. division,
was caller Monday. He went west
to Mankato. His father also was here
Monday in his private car.
III. NJ. McIntyre's store in Lansing
was entered through a window on Fri
day night and watches belonging to
George Bartlett to the value of $400
were taken. Mr.. Mcintyre did not
miss anything of his stock. The safe
was unmOlested.
The promised ball game between
the Owatonna and Austin mines did
not take place Saturday. The Austin
boys offered to pay all expenses of the
other club while here, but the Owa-
tonna boys wanted their railroad fare
also put up. This was too much of a
|jughandled proposition.
The electric belt and soap street
peddlers were up before Judge Ran
ney on Thursday for alleged attempt
to jump their board bills. There was
a misunderstanding in regard to the
price of their board and the peddlers
were released on payment of what
they claimed was the price set. The
less of such visitors this city has. the
better.
Mower County transcript., 1893-07-12
The Fourth in Austin.

The LIE Roy Independent man spent
the afternoon of the Fourth in this
city and was evidently deeply i'm
pressed with our rousing celebration.
This is what he says of it: 'At q
o'clock p. m. we took run to Austin
and found the town literally thronged
with people from all parts of the
country and of all nationalities.
There was the country fellow holding
his girl by the hand with a death-like
grip and marching about drinking red
lemo at two for five-cracking peanuts
and shooting fire-crackers half the
time, while the other half was devoted
to gazing fondly into the face of his
best girl and relieving the monotony
of sameness by sundry captivating
grins and little hand-sQueezes. There
was the city girl who did not seem to-
care for anything or anybody, as long
as she ''got there" and she would JOS
tie you or tread on your toes, with a
serene, self-satisfed and unconscious
demeanor that would have made even
a Washingtonian green with envy.
There were some foot races in the
streets and at the fair grounds, some
excellent horse and bicycle races.
Several boweries and the halls fur
nished opportunities for tripping the
light fantastic both afternoon and
evening, and it was tripped with a
i vengeance. The fireworks were good
! for the size of the town. but were
much more on the noisy order than on
!; the display order. The Swiss Bell
Ringers were there and furnished a
good entertainment. The saloons
seemed to be holding high carnival
and everybody seemed to be enter
tanned in their own peculiar manner.
1t was a typical celebration indeed
and one of the old time sort. Austin
spent some money to get it up, but
we think it all came back to them
again" >.