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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-27
GLENWILD.
The hay fields are looking fine.
for recover,

The hay fields are looking fine.
Our people are all happy over the
prospects we have for good crops.
Chris Lang was in Audubon Monday
getting some repairs for his binder.
Most of our young people will at
tend the. dance in your city July 18th.
Mr.. Simpson, Sr. is figuring on buy
ing a new Mccormick binder this year.
Nick Roach starts Saturday evening
for Chicago on pleasure and visiting
trip.
This vicinity has is noted for having
the largest and best fields that can be
found any place.
Albert Spencer, one of our most pros
porous farmers, is one of the first to be-
gin laying by corn.
The Audubon Review School began
last Monday with number of our
teachers in attendance.
Chauncy Gardner will finish his corn
blowing this week. Mr.. Gradner has
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VIOLA.

Miss Oda Bonwell is home from
Ames.
o. J. Smith is enjoying a visit from
his brother John, of Indianola.
We have heard a number of our peo-
pie avow their intention of celebrating
at Audubon.
The closing days of school has wit
messed several plcnics in the groves
hereabouts.
The crop prospects in Viola are re-
ported as never brighter. Everything
is on the boom.
A series of meetings will commence
this week at the Mt. Zion church. Rev.
Thorp will conduct them.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reed, of Viola
township, visited in Audubon at the
home of Henry Fox Wednesday.
Mrs. R. Moore Carpenter and child.
rem were visiting the Squire and other
relatives here part of last week.
The base ball fad is pretty well look
ed after these days. The aggregation
from Larland beat the Viola team %
to IA Saturday. While our second
nine walloped the Brushy Creek boys
90 to 20.
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ffAML.iN.

Auditor Mcclure spent part of Mon
day in Hamlin.
The camp meeting over in the BierS
Grove closed last Sunday evening.
There were several united with the
church.
Mr.. Ditto and family, of north Mel
vile township, were over Sunday Wis
itors at the home of Jap Skinner.
0. p. Tyler went to Jefferson Tues
day to make short visit with relatives.
Hamlin township delegates to the
county convention June Goth, are w.
ID. Stanley, S ID. Coonrod. Harry Percy,
Henry Young and ii, G. Rice.
VIM. Walker went to Red Oak to
attend the races.
Miss Josie Johnson, of Extra, is Wis
iting at the Gill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, of 500 Moon,
Iowa, parents OF r.. G.. Rice, arrived
Tuesday evening for weeks visit.
The pole was aised Monday evening"
but owing to he storm indications
there was no exercises. Several Auna-
bon and Extra people were here and
helped pull OH the ropes.
Joel and w. NJ Crees made bust
ness trip to Atlantic the Other day.
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ROSS.
lodge here

Charles Ping was in Audubon Tues
day.
ID. l.. Reid left Tuesday for Red Oak
to take in the races.
Chris Holm is putting up a fine large
barn and grainary.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Ping visited
friends in Audubon Sunday.
d. l.. Reid has been improving his
residence property and has built new
milk house.
James Edwards and family, OF Doug
las township visited at the home of o.
B. James Monday.
Quite large party enjoyed the hos
pitality of the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. McCuen Saturday evening.
j. Heathcoat has been having his
binder put in repair for the coming
harvest. Blacksmith James done the
work.
A large number of Mr.. fields friends,
of Melville township, treated that gen
tleman to a surprise party Saturday
night. A good time was reported by
all present.
A letter received from Chicago says
that second operation has been per-
formed on James Jay and that the
patient is getting along very nicely.
All of "Jimmie's'' many friends will be
glad to know that he is in fair way
for recovery.
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GREELEY.

Hay is good.
CA. w. Colee is home to harvest.
Mrs. John Egan is under the weather.
The corn planted since the hail is do
ing well.
Birthstone street has quieted down
since the hail storm.
The Camp meeting at Beers grove
was a rousing success.
Everything looks fine except where
nature has been pounding.
The Sunday school convention at the
Baptist church was well attended.
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KIMBALLTON.

The Indre Mission people will cele-
brate at the college at Elkhorn.
The Prairie Rose creamery, eight
miles southwest, is being operated by
Chris Christensen.
The Sharon creamery is completed
and began operation Monday. BERTHE
Jensen is in charge.
Ole Olesen and wife, of Omaha, are
visiting the family of Jens G. Larsen
for couple of weeks.
The Oakfield creamery, in the south
east corner of Sharon, is now in opera
ton. Able Stone in charge.
Quite crowd of people, accompanied
by the Elkhorn band, picniced in Willis
Rattenberg's grove Sunday last.
A. N. Buchanan, of Harlan, director
of the Iowal Mutual Hail Insurance
Co., was In this vicinity Friday adj
justing losses by hail.
Hans Madsen is putting considerable
repairs onto his harness shop. New
shelving and an addition for work
room are among the features. Andrew
Nielsen is doing the work.
The son of Ole Oleson, living one
mile south, who has been at Chicago
hospital for some time, had an operation
performed last week. His father who
is with him reports him improving.
DR.. L. Shumberg's fine residence will
be ready for occupancy July /, when
the doctor will move from Elkhorn.
N. B. Andersen had charge of the build
of the house, which is testimonial to
his ability.
A. Oelsen, of Whittee, Wisconsin, will
deliver the Fourth of July address at
Elkhorn. He win speak in the Danish
tongue. ThIeditor Of the Da1anegirke
of Cedar Falls, will also take part in the
celebration. Most of the Kimballton
people expect to celebrate at Elkhorn.
nr Drica'S Cream RakinO Powder
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Rev. Father Gleason was down from
Audubon Wednesday.
j. McLuen and j. Hicks are in the
roof painting business.
Joe Cam has put i'm stock of con-
fectioner's goods in his feed store.
j. T. Carmichael attended to business
matters in Audubon Wednesday.
VIM. Fowler and wife returned Tues
day from their visit at Indianola, Ne
braska.
The G. A. Il. post and the w. r. c..
have arranged for picnic in the park
July 4th.
James Boards little girl, who has
been sick with scarlet fever is reported
much better.
j. b. Rendlemans little child has
scarlet fever. Quarantine was estab.
lished Sunday.
Several people from Extra are in At
lantic picking peas for the Atlantic
canning factory.
E. j. Freeman, of Audubon, was in
Extra Tuesday assisting in the test of
the new city wells.
James Lair is happy over the arrival
of an eight pound girl at his home
Wednesday morning.
Quite crowd gathered half"a mile
south of town Wednesday to see the
test of the Champion binder.
Jake Bauer has retired from the
meat business and is succeeded by VIM
Spring in the Peters market.
Geo. w. Hoover, of Audubon, was in
Extra Wednesday and witnessed the
exhibition of the Champion binder.
VIM. Aupperlee, of Audubon town.
ship, is reported very sick. Drs. Riley
Newton and Andrews were called in
consultation Wednesday.
The machinery for the Wilcox
creamery arrived Friday and was TAX
EN- out and put i'll position at once
The creamery started Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Delahoyde moved
into their new residence on Extra
flights Tuesday. Mr. Delahoyde has a
very beautiful and convenient home.
Rev. w. Wesler will soon locate in
Extra with his family. Mr.. Weslei
will preach his first sermon as pastor
of the Congregational church next
Sunday.
The new drive wells were tested on
Tuesday. The pumps were worked
for eight hours and three inch stream
for the whole time failed to precepti-
bly, lower the water.
Misses Edith Hardenbrook, Ida
Sturgeon, Louie Welch and Lottie
Bennett are making preparations to go
to Colorado and attend the summer
school at Colorado Springs.
Extra is well represented at the Red
Oak races this week. Among those in
attendance are j. l. Hensley, Frank
Hensley, Chas. BRENNAN, II. r. Smith,
Frank Sturgeon, AL Voorhees,, j. j.
Bauer, VIM. J. Walker, J. b. Rendle-
man, b. Leamon and others
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-27

CocHRANToN, PA.-"Some years ago l
visited North Carolina, and while there had
one of my bilious attacks. Hearing, for the
first time, of Simmons Liver Regulator
tried IL. Nothing before had SO effectually
relieved me. could in no way benefit others
more than by putting such a remedy In their
haudS."--N. N. Shepard.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-27

A forerunner OF sickness and disease Is that
worn-out, played-out feeling, as ye hear IL
commonly expressed. And this IL just tho
critical time, when q little attention would
save much misery and suffering. Call II, II
you will, Malaria or Nervous Exhaustion, or
the cause of ovcr-work, 1t "a all bad, ana
either name Is enough to alright people. \
great many people, OF regular habits have
these same periods OF depression and go
unable to trace IL TO any disease. Tho fact u,
there is no special disease yet, but the system
is being prepared 1t. The root Of the vince
| matter Is that your liver Is torpid, sluggish or
diseased, and an accumulation Of poison In
the system Is taking place that affects your
whole being, and brings that worn-out and
frctful feeling. This is plain truth, and lori
cal. The physician knows 81, AID at once
makes an attack on the liver 10 get that organ
into active work, when tho whole system Is
reJuvenated and that WORKOUT feeling aud
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another fact we want you TO understand
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The Best for the Family.
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A Visit to North Carolina.
CoCHRANToN, PA.-"Some years ago l
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BRAYToN.

Peter Hansen went to Atlantic Tues
day.
/. P. Hallock returned from Chicago
Monday.
Jens Hansen is painting Lee Hager's
residence.
Hans M. Hansen was visiting friends
in the country Sunday.
Thos.. Hardwick's child had severe
attack of Group Monday night.
John johnson purchased the last
cultivator on the Brayton market Mon
day.
Miss Ross, of Lorah, is studying tele-
graphy at Brayton under Agent Bart
lett
Children's Day observance at the
Baptist church drew large audience
Sunday last.
Fl. S. Burton went to Colorado Mon
day to visit and otherwise enjoy a
SHoII fdCatlOn.
Miss Bertha Bartlett, of Council
Bluffs, is visiting her uncle, II. NJ. Bart
lett and family.
VIM. Pratt and wife, of Highland
Grove, were visiting VIM. Pearson and
family Sunday.
Albert Wagner and wife, of Anita
visited with DR.. Koob and family Satur-
day and Sunday.
Jake Bloom and Lou Miller and
families visited with the family of P
Jacobsen Sunday.
j. Il. Jenkins, P. F. Howell and II. L.
Bowen left Monday for Red Oak to
take in the races.
VIM. Hines was up from Atlantic
Tuesday shaking hands with his many
friends in Brayton.
Peter Miller, of Kearney county
Nebraska, is visiting his brother, f. L.
Miller for couple of weeks.
A new safe has been added to the
office furniture of the Johnson &
Thompson implement firm.
Andrew Biehl, Chris N. Larsen and
Charles Sykes purchased new buggies
Of johnson & Thompson this week.
Haden jenkins, j. NJ. Cramlet, Chas
Andrews and Ed Wood started by way
OF the overland route for Red Oak Sun.
day.
johnson q Thorn son report the sale
of ten binders last week. Our farmers
are certainly preparing to take good
care of the coming bOuntiful harvest.
The north bound train was delayed
here Tuesday morning by the spread
ing of the rails on one of the switch
tracks, letting the drive wheels of the
engine down onto the ties.
j. w. Cannon had runaway Sunday
caused by the breaking of the harness
Will Pearson caught the team before
any damage was done. Mr.. Cannon.
wife and children were with him in the
buggy.
A would-be burglar succeeded In
breaking off his knife blade while try
ing to cut out one of the panels in the
door of j. M. Cramlett's billiard hal
Sunday night. The knife blade was the
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FOURTH OF JULY RATES.

On July Sd and i'h the Northwestern
line will sell excursion n,hrl4 IT low
ra'ee to local stations witnis 2Ul mile,
good Tor return passage untii July OH,
1880 Inclusive For tirkrts and fun
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No. 10
ores of corn as high as his horses

$50 acres of corn as high as his horses
back.
While in Audubon last Saturday Mr.
Agnew contracted with johnson IL
Nelson to deliver 600 bushels of corn at
"a cents.
Alex Caldwell and wife attended the
Chidren's Day services in your city at
the Evangelical church last Sunday
evening.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.
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scribed as fully in the society press as
those of the princess, and it is believed
the latter will now devote more of her
time to her charitable enterprises and
give less of it to the frivolities of fash
ion.
The young duchess has a great deal
of tact, and her ability as a social leader
has led the queen to favor her ambition,
it is said She is about feet inches
tall and has a strong, well formed iig
ure. She has few fads, pet interests or
enthusiasts, but is rather bright and
intellectual She is very particular
about her footwear and it is alleged has
60 pairs of shoes, boots and slippers to
choose from. Like a great many plain
women, she has a pretty foot, and she
never Injuries it by incasing it in tight
shoes For winter wear she is fond Of
fur lined shoes. and one of her favorite
pairs has lining of soft white fur. and
up the front and around the tops outside
arestrips of glossy sealskin. She is fond
of athletic sports and takes no stock in
the new woman as she is exploited by
Sarah Grand and other writers. Her
baby, born last June. is a sturdy little
fellow, and, it is said, plainly shows his
Teck blood.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16
What 10 I.cave . som.

If my choice were free, would rath-
or give my boy the memory of fairly
happy and untrammeled life mp to 20
and leave him nothing then but con.
sequent reasonable optimisp', an un
sapped courage and disposition to re
gard money rs means rather than al
end than keep him constantly face to face
with a specter of possible poverty, fill
him full of premature cares and leave
him SO, 600 or $25. 600 year and nc
memories, or well ground, healthy
tastes, or world TO live in indeed except
,uch as he commonly sets out to make
Tor himself under these circumstances,
which is worse than nothing - crib-
ner's Magazine
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16

The third woman IN all England. the
young Duchess Of York. is now the lead
or Of the London smart set. She has
supplanted her mother in law. the
Princess of Wales. as the arbiter Of
fashion, and although she seems 10 be a
very plain and ordinary young women
her doings and sayings are now made a
great deal OF by the conrtiers who idol
ize royalty Owing 70 the queens poor
health and advanced years. the Prince
and Princess Of Wales have long been
the show soyereigns and the fashion
leaders Of England. but the princess
now seems content 10 resign the leader
ship of fashion 70 younger hands, and
the court dressmakers, furriers. millin
ers, bootmakers and outfitters speak en-
Enthusiastically of the Duchess OF York az
the true arbiter Of the present and fn-
ture fashions Her costumes are de-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16

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To Consumers Of Water
Office Of the annapolis Water company,


Yielding 10 the urgent demands Of It's Con
sumers FOR none abundant supply OF pulcf
water. the Directors OF The Annapolis atef
Company have. within the past wear. greatly
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pany. The improvement consists OF paving
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menf comprises tue erection OF 4 new pump
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Necessarily these improvements have in
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money. aggre eating about forty -iiNc tnous-
and dollars. In order 10 meet this outlay the
Water Company has issued thirty -hNc thons-
and dollars worth Of Bonds; leaving floating
debt OF about ten thousand dollars.
For the purpose OF cxtinguiShing this float
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The Headv Pin.

What's that you say, my boy?
The teacher says you are as sharp as
q needle?
Well, probably she meant to compli-
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did, but remember that needles always
20 into things with their eyes closed.
You don { want to be like that.
Now, there's the pin. The pin has a
head, you viii notice, which prevents
It going in too far.
Be like the pin, my boy. -Rockland
Tribune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16

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SUNDAYS.

For Philadelphia, New York, and the East,
chargii al Odenton, 30, 30 a. ~. 81
IL 90 and 10 p. n. Sundays, 80 q Nd.
30 p. m.
FoR BosToN- Colonial Express, week day
With through Pullman Bufftt Palace cars al q
vestihule palace coaches, leaves Union station
Baltimore, s 90 a. NJ. connection leaves Al
napolis 90 a. m. arrives Boston lvia Stea.
mer Maryland" Route) 30 p. m.
Boston Express, daily, leaves Union Station
20 n. IN. Arrives Boston so "a. M. Pull
man We hue Buffet Sleeping Car through &c
Boston Connection leaves Annapolis IL 90,
p m. week days.
For rHs wEsV-Leave Union Station, BALTIC
Fast Line, daily, II 40 q. N. for Pjttsbure
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Pennsylvania Limited, II 40 a N. dali J, fcI
PItissufg and Chicago.
Chicago and st. Louis Express, 40 ?. m
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Western Express, s % p. 10. daily for Pit >
burg, Chicago, and Cleveland. Connects fol
Toledo except Saturday.
Soutt western Express, % p. N. daily foi
Pittsburg, Columbus, Cincinnati, and ST
Louis.
Pacific Express, Il % p. NJ. daily for Pitts
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FoR THE NoRTH- Leave Union Station--Ni-
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no HORSE oWNERs.

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16

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City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16

60 to A. Harris for Tobacco and
Cigars. Best 5 cent cigar In the city
Our own manufacture All the hes
brands Of Chewing and Smoking Tobac-
co. Ora Seiy's Chewing Tobacco spe-
eialty. A. HART. IS Maryland avenue.