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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-12

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20
7aro ONE WHO BIDS ME- SING.

Non eadem est etas, non mens.-Horace
You ask "nany wintcr'd bard"
Where hides his old vocation?
Accept the answer IL not hard
a classic explanation.
Immortal" though he be, he still,
.Tithonous-lilze, grows oldeN,
While she, his muse of Pindus hill,
Still bares youthful shoulder.
Could that too sprightly nymph but leave
Her ageless grace and beauty,
They might, betwixtShem both, achieve
A hymn de senectute.
But she-she can't grow gray, and so
Her slave, whose hairs are falling,
Must cen his Doric flute forego
And seek some graver calling
Not i'll content to stand aside,
To yield to minstrels filter
His singing robes, his singing pride
His fancies sweet and bitter.
Austin Dobson in Temple Bar.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

w. Matthias and Hoegh
Il
day of
ID. W. MATTHIAS,
S. I.
P.
County o. Supervisors
L. d. Phelps said do hereby certify that the
last settlement being from December 31st 1894 oJune
LID. PHELPS,
Treasurer of Audubon
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20
HE MET HIS MATCH.
Expert Testimony Comes High, but We
Have to Have It.

Expert Testimony Comes High, but We
Have to Have 1t.
The scene was the private laboratory
of the greatest chemical analyst known
to science, J. Bigleg Bighead, M. D.,
F. r. S., P. D. O., etc. There was
timid rap on the door, and dark fea-
tured man entered saluting with obse-
quious grace and handing the great ex-
pert card, ON which was the firm
name Of "Baggem & Fleecem, Private
Detectives"
The celebrated Psychologist glanced at
the card and motioned the visitor to
seat. Happy to make your acquaint-
ance, sir. What can do for you"
The swarthy proved visitor glanced
around to make sure that they were
alone, then drew forth from the folds of
his cloak a small bottle containing some
mysterious fluid.
"Sir," he began in undertones, this
bottle contains part of the contents of
mans stomach. The deceased died two
days ago under the most suspicious cir
cumstanccs, after having dined with a
very bcputiful woman I want expert
S"oIh oc.t llnolly--1lu lIoncIau' "li wocI'
y g vice. no roO"!e, ., expert "n"iSSiS'
"4n' your price, SIR ..,
the light, then pulled string disclos-
Ing d ScI'lo ol prices Oh 1I Ine WALL "hi0n
Inc 'lSl'or rea0' aS loliowS'
TO ind poison and swear to 1t..::''''''''''OOONO
1 Mot 20 Inc oieoi , , G'' diS W NSO
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

The highest temperature ever known
in London was recorded July Is, 1881,
80. 5 degrees; at Paris, 104, on Aug. &c,
1865; at Adelaide, Australia, January,
1871, ia; at Mourzuk, India, July 10,
1872. 1913.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20
COUNTY CONGRESS-.
BUSINESS Transacted.
The Board of Supervisors, of Audubon
County, Met Pursuant to Adjourn
ment, Monday, June 3rd.

Eight o'clock a. m. Fridsy, Jnne 7,
1895.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
and proceeded with the settlement with
the County Treasurer.
On motion County TreasuIer's books
and report showing total collections
and disbursements from January /,
1895 to Juue l, 1895 were approved as
report herewith appendices towit:
(See report in another column
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
Ben Moore bailifr May term
district urt.......... =. l6 90
j w HALEY veterinary work at
poor farm. ............. 3 90
Green Bay Lumber Co. lumber
Tor county ........ ........ Is 40
Green Bay Lumber Co claimed
$3215 continued. .......
w S Armstrong board and care
of prisoners and serving
grand jury subpGuas. 80. II "a
G Miller refund of erroneous
TAX. b 10
Town of Audubon light for
court house .......... -. "a 80
j f Gainett mdse for poor
farm w
Albert Jorgensen repairing
county bridge. 800
Chas Benton livery for county
attorney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ii 30
F r Mclaughlin trustee of
Lincoln township. ........ 10 90
d b Beers surveying for county 90
Adolph Kleuver chairman.... SO
Nels p HOegh chairman. ...... / so
Loney Beers tlagman. ......... l 80
VIM Nelson aXman. ........... l so
Chris Henriksen merchgndise
for James Beadle. ...... 10 80
Chris Henriksen merchandise
for John Heible. .......... 6 90
Chris Henriksen merchandise
for Gid Williams. ... 6 90
w r Scott preparing body of
Mrs. Sarah Andrews
claimed $500 rejected. ....
Joe Roth balance due for board
ing Elsie DarnOld claimed
$1,000 rejected. ...
j H Sherman boarding H Allen
and guard elaine 800 al
lowed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 80
On motion fees were allowed as per
transcripts from justice peace courts
in the following state cases:
State of Iowa VS.. Daniel Salter,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

The Housatonic in Connecticut was
called by the Indians Wussiadenex, the
"stream beyond the mountains.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get Or. Miles.
Pain PILLS from druggists. zone cent dose"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

Bulgaria was formerly Volgaria, so
sailed from the VOlsci who inhabited it.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20
You Know Isl!
And you also Know

And you also Know
that reputation for lowest prices all lines well
earned. We have been, and will be under
sold.
We offer choice lot of Glass Tumblers worth
soc dozen at $50, 1Sc for 6. They cheaper
than the ordinary jelly glasses and much larger Also
a new lot of our table Glassware which made
such a run on few weeks ago.
Blown Glass banded Tumbers at only SC each, worth
cents.
We have just received lot of our famous
Lana Oil Soap. This soap is without exception
the finest soap in the market for the complexion. The
regular price 45c box of three bars. Our price is
25c box, and if you will call and say you
read our advertisement we will sell you
box for zoe.
Our buttern1lk Soap is very fine grade worth 25c
box. We sell 1t at 13c, or Only lOC if you say
you read our advertisement.
We are selling Tinware cheaper than ever. Nice,
large Sprinkers at 2oc 3oc, and CSC EACH Tin pals
at ISc, zoe, 25c, and 3oc each.
Don't Forget our Bargains in Fine
Shoes this month only.
|TheRaCket F: VERMILYA.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

HOODS PILLS for the liver and
bowels, act easily yet promptly and
effectively.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

EVERYWHERE we go we find some
one who has been cured by Hoods
1t is the greatest cura-
tive agent. 1t is the one great blood
purifier and nerve tonic.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20

State of Iowa VS.. Dug Petty.
II L Funk, justice of the peace 4 80
VIM Armstrong sheriti..... ) 10
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
T NJ Armstrong bailitf May term
district court. ....... =. IS 90
J G Newton medical attendance
on Mary Repass claimed
$2l.00 COntinued......
On motion grand jury witness fees
were allowed as shown by fee book re-
turned to auditors office.
On motion the county auditor was
instructed and authorized to transCribe
tax sale index.
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
d w Matthias member of board.
committee work and mil
age ....... ............... OO ~
S + Garmire member of board,
committee work and mil
age .................. ~ 0Z
Neils P Hoegh member of
board, committee work and
miIage observation-disclosures. 4G So
Minutes were read and approved as
read.
On motion the board adjourned
sine die.
d. w. MATTHIAS,
J. +. MCGUIRE, Chairman.
County Auditor.
c. A. MARLIN,
Deputy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20
State of Iowa VS.. Daniel Salter.
b Hellyer justice of the

State of Iowa VS.. John Tally.
d W Powers justice of the
peace ..................... 80
l II Jenkins constable .. 6 %
Nels Petersen, witness .,. 60
Anton keyer, $500. 20
JenS Gnnderson, .... 60
Elijah Pearson, g .... 60
State of Iowa VS.. John Tally.
d w Powers justice of the
peace ..................... 3 so
| II Jenkins constable. . 6 40
State of Iowa VS.. Howard ct al.
D w Powers justice of the
peace ..................... 800
V B Hellyer justice of the
peace 6 55
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

w,Ssnw, Utah, August s, 1875.
Enron TmEsi
The registrar il around this week.
The ladies have I'LL been willing to reg.
lister 20 far.
Miss Ella Capson Of East Mil Creek
came out last week and IL visiting with
relatives.
Fred Larsen and family Of Park CITY
came down nm thv s,h una rnadv rnort
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. O. Rasmussen.
Nephi Taylor and Miss Louie Biiner
Of Salt Lake are out visiting with rela.
tiyes and friends.
The Carter x Moore roller mill has
shut down for repairs. They III enlarge
their millncc.
The lloytsyille marble works put up
two hcadstoncs In our cemetery this
week. They have quite a number more
10 erect.
What IL the matter with Coalville
people7 They do not seem to take
much stock In the telephone line. An
the rest Of the towns seem willing to do
their part. You would naturally think
Coalville would take the lead In an en-.
terprise Of this kind. Is Il because II
will benefit some other town besides
itself? In the past II has seemed that
they had no other interests outside Of
their own city. We do not blame people
for working for the interests Of their
own town first, and then iorothers next,
This is not something that will benefit
only one town, but all. Coalyille, get q
rustic on yourself, and show the people
you are publi' spirited in this enter.
prise.
Mrs. Atwood aud Mrs. Pack OF Kamas
held u meeting here on the 9th, under
the auspices Of the Benevolent aud
Charitable Society. Mr.. and Mrs. Xix.
ron accompanied them to Rockport,
where they held another meeting in the
afternoon. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

BONNEVILLE, Utah, August s, 1895
Enron tnirs;
James Stewart came down from tAa.
Park Tuesday morning. where he hars
been night'watching for q week.
Harry Lambert, marble carver .
again In the employ Of the sunnne
County Marble Works, lloyisville.
Mrs. Ann lladdock was taken su,B-
denly Monday with paraloic stroke -
the spine, and died Tuesday at norEl.
Ana what ia very singular In the histu--
oiour town, Mrs. Edith llobnon paso.xr
awaf about the same time. Mrs. H.A-
son was affected with dropsy whmaa
cauPed her death, The funeral pervias.
over the departed were held Thursday
They were both intelligent aud ~
spectcd ladies, and had the eeteyrs %
all their acquaintance. Their gen--
ology and funeral services will bc given
later. The bercayed have the sympata4
OF the entire community. CIV
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

rEoA, Utah, August 4, 1876.
EDuoH rlNEs;
The general health Of the people here
IL good
Hon John Boyden Of CoalviIlc was
in Peoa on Monday.
Miss Nellie Martin, Of Park City re.
turnel home on Saturday, after spend
ing weeks vacation at the Peoa
llouie.
Mr.. Isabella Maxwell has returned
home from Provo City, where she has
been visiting with relatives and friends
for some weeks.
The many friends Of stephen NJ.
Walker, who is now In the Samoan Il.
lands will be pleased to learn that the
gentleman il In excellent health and Is
enjoying his stay ON that iar.oG land.
Haying il in active progress and the
weather, 20 far, has been very favorable,
aud the hay is being put up In first class
condition. but the crops are light on
most OF the farms.
A large number Of people from Salt
Lake have gone To Holiday Park aud
other resorts In the canyon during the
past two weeks 70 escape the hot wealth
er OF the lower valley.
Our town has been remarkably quiet
Tor the past month, hoodlumism element
being on it, good behavior, much to the
delight and peace Of our citizens, and no
doubt the boys feel all the better for it.
Our registration officer, Henry y. VIII
Hams, around attending TO register
ing the names Of those who are not on
The list. The prospects are that there
viii be quite a number who will register
who have not done 10 In the past.
Well, the agony ID over and Coughlin
and George are caught at last. While
they were at large number Of our
citizens were out with the hopes Of
catching them. II will be remembered
mat when the two young desperadoes
passed the officers near the Hot
Springs. In Salt Lake county, that they
took TO the hills aud started east, 1t
was supposed by many Of our citizens
mat they were making their way to
TO Peoa, near where the first encounter
was held with them by the officers and
at (which time they shot Williamson
and came very near winding upihe ca
reeF Of Sheriff Harrington. on the fol-
lowing night, after the encounter with
'he officers in City Creek canyon, and
At about 10 o'clock at night, two young
men passed through peoa on horses that
were very much faded by hard riding
IN fact TO much 30 that whip and spur
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

UrTos, Utah, August s, 1895.
EpTon TiNEsi
arrangements have been made for -
dance ON Monday evening, the proceeds
to go for the benefit Of the Sunday
school. All are invited.
August 4th, Upton was favored with =
visit from the following ladies Mira
Samuel Atwood and Ruth Pack Cd
Kamas, Mrs. W. W. CluG and Hannah
Eldredge Of Coalville. Their visit uHs
in the interest Of the Benevolent Relief
Society. After the opening exercises.
by request, Edmond Eldredge made
few remarks on the mission and labors
Of the sisters in behalf of the ReliSa
Societies Of the stake. Each Of ths
sisters addressed the meeting in very
interesting manner, encouraging them
to renewed effort in the project Of tbs
fair TO he held in November next for Tbs
purpose of finishing the Stake Ilou-e-
Their visit was much appreciated by ana
members Of the ward.
Dipping at Clark's corral is progress
ing very satisfactorily, Herbert Clark,
who has the running Of the corral, ~
ports having dipped up to date, aboaa
40, 900, and is siil very busy. He say-
poets to dip 100000, as the prospsess
are good for dipping. JG
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY our ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.
The i'ents ~ ihe week From Nearly
Ever Town Zen sumiuit County what
The Illness" Representatives Have
iound 60 Write About.


oWtry, Utah, August 3, 1875.
Enron rvrs
ME- ". a. Steven, has returned from
Salt Lake.
Miss sylvia snapp returned 10 PARK
City last Friday.
hr. John Morehonse Of salt Lake IL
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr. ncnch, one Off. Horton sisters.
ALEC q sister Co Mrs. steven. and Mrs.
Motchousc. i- the guest of ". II. stew.
ems.
his stated from good authority that
j. II. 'miline. has bonanza up IA
south iork Of the Weber river. lie IL
working on sons 6nc ore.
Miss Oracle Maxwell Of pcoa met with
quite nm accident last saturday. while
coming from her brothers. and while
near A. D. Richards place. AZ she was
eros'iuca watcrdilch the kingboll Of the
buggy broke, letting the buggy down In
front and throwing the occupants out.
The horse with the front wbcols. came
irouing along asii nothing had hap.
pned. When near the posiofllce the
horse was caught by y. u. Snapp and
tied mp until Miss Maxwell came ~ and
stated shat had happened. Horace
Stevens wa told Of the accident, and
asked TO 20 and hclp repair the buggy,
which he didwith the greatest Of pleas.
urc The lady went on homeWard re.
ioicing Fortunately no one was husi
She had two smaller girls with her In
the buggy at the time.
A number Of c. Jensen's friends met
at biz residence on the night Of the 2nd
inst, and gave him surprise ON his
birthday, which occurred on that date.
There were friends present from Wood.
land, Rockport, Oakley, and other places.
The evening was spent in games and
dandng. The music was furnished by
Oscm Jensen and Austin Nccl. Al
present. had good time and Mr.. Jensen
thanked them for the surprise. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

could hardly get the animal. OF the
walk. Tms led to the superstition that
they were the two young thieves, and
posse was organized aud vent In pur-
suit. Their tracks were followed for
about four miles towards the month VI
East Weber canyon. Une Of the party
went into the house Of W. =. Walker
OF Oar ley precinct and enquirel OF Mr..
Walker Il he hnd seen two horscmen
pass ON near bis residence that even.
ins Ice replied that he had not. The
posse then proceeded to the passes In
the canyon and remained on guard all
night. The following morning the posse.
while again passing " ". Walkers
house, Jaw two saddle horses tied behind
Walkers stable and preparations were
atonce made 10 capture the thieves. II
u should turn out To be- them the house
was surrounded and one Of the posse.
who was brotherin.law to Mr.. Walker.
went to the house and found that one Of
the young iollovs was Hcber Frank
land aud a companion. Mr. Walker
then informed the men that went to the
house that the two Young fellows we're
at his house the night before when the
young men called upon him. Consider
able feeling h expressed against Walker
Tor not informing the po'sc Of tho fact
that the Young men were nj his house.
causing them to heou, all night In search
OF them. The next day 1t was learned
that man campcd miie aud half
south Of fcoa, on the night FARMLAND
passed through here from that direc-
ton, was held up At the point Of re-.
yolycrand relieved Of some sixty dollars.
hi coffee pot and frying pan, but this
wns not known until the parties had
made their escape This ends the hunt
for Coughln and George In Ibis place
and now that they have been caught Il il
hoped that they will have fair trial
and full justice be melted ont to them
n X. T.. VrR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

Ecno. van. Augu.L s. ls0l.

Echo, Utah, August =, 1905
Enron TNrsi
Mrs. lIirst and daughters Of Ogden sss.
visiting TRENDS here.
Miss Roberts Of Heneier wns yisiilnr.
friends here Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Olson were sssas
on our slreets last Thursday.
Miss Livingston OF Ogden II visi,rsirs
her aunt, Mrs. George Gichrisi.
Mrs. Phillips and sonoi Park Cfiy
were visiting friends here last week
Mr., aud Mrs. J. Bowmen Of Ogden arr
visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. llayes.
Our new minister, Mr.. Perry. dclivcrrd
a very interesting and touching sernuEi
last Friday evening.
Mr. Eyers and family, who have bcss-
spending few weeks here, returned q.
Evanston latt Sunday.
Miss bromley returned last Tuesday
from salt Lake. where she had beoE
visiting the past few weeks.
George Bromley may be seen late and
early In the harvest fields these days. ~
his Immense crop OF wheat is ripeninx
fast
There was little excitement In liz
eastern part OF town last SATURDAY
caused by the departure Of a noble look-
ing animal hitched to carriage in
which was seated two ladies. One bad
the lines, the other the whip, and gozDg
at the rate OF hall mile an hour Leay-
lag here at 0o'elock a. m, they arrived
In Coalyille for luncheon at $50. nne
after purchasing few articles started
back and arrived here Tor dinnerat so
and then were congratulalingt themselves
on the flying trip they had made. r.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

RocSrom, Utah, Augusts, rso5..
Enron rMrsi
Howard Malin. wife, and family Lms,-
gone to Salt Lake.
Mrs. siddoway aud son, Robert. VI 49,
To Salt Lake last week.
I'M. Malin aud wife are visiting -is-
aiives aud friends In Oakley.
Mrs. Mamie Shurtlin Of Mil Crssa,
salt Lake county, spent several dave NJ
Reckpott last week.
Bishop Malin Of Rockpori aud Mrs. W.
w. Horton Of Oakley made trip ~.
Salt Lake the la, Of last week.
Thomas Gibbons and wife Of oakhv
and llyrum Homer and wife of plpAz
City we're the guests Of Mrs. Sarah Gia.-
bons on sunday last.
Mrs. NJ. ). Atwood aud Mrs. RuDi.
Pack Of Kamas. Mr.. and Mrs. IIixssss
and Mrs. Pendlcton Of wnnship Wis ossR
the Relief Society meeting here So
Monday, thc6th inst.
Mamie stembridge has gone TO uoG-
ley fora short time. X. 3.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

IrSrrEn, Utah, August 8, 1906.

HESEFER, Utah, August :, 1906.
EDrTo TINEsi
Miss Carrie Stevens is Up from Peter
son spendinga few days with her pa
rents.
Miss Hulda Francis left here for Salt
Lake on Monday last to stay for the
summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond and Burt
Gibby Of Morgan were visiting here on
sunday last.
William Bennett, Jr., who fell of a
horse last week and was badly hurt, lie
improving rapidly.
The Heneier Charitable Benevolent
Society held a meeting here on satur-
day last. The following VISITING ladies
addressed the meeting: Sisters W. w.
Cluii, NJ. j. Atwood and Ruth Pack.
The late John Phillips was born in
September 1921, at Langattoch, Car
marthenshire, Wales. He emigrated
first to Pennsylvania, remaining there a
lew years he came to Utah in 1868,
stayed one winter IN Croydon, then
moved TO Heneieri and remained there
until hs demise. He kept open house
for the traveller and II IL said saved
more than one from freezing,
w. Rheims starts to day with Mr..
scowcroit on business trip. w, b.