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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Salt Lake omco Of Flrs; National
Bank OF Park city WIN mako loans
at reasonable rates. long or short time.
on real estate. stocks. bon b.. mort
cages. or approved personal fpcurlty.
o. J. uALlsRuRI. Precedent,
BAsf J. KENYON. Treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

u..yy wILFoHD WOODRUFF.
IA OEo. q. CANNON,
I'M Jos. \. SMITH.

rhc Saints In Park city have FOR
tcmc years past been dging excellent
missionary work In the city. a. prcu'
cnt through the courtesy ~ tho school
board they are permitted e. noe d
school house Tor tholt services, but
when the school year commences they
IRE without "a public place N worship.
They contemplate the erection of
another building, u possible this fail
and need assistance Tor THIS work
Contributions can be- sent to Elder
James u. Glade. Park city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
rmr PARK cry rrnE.

The subjolned circular 90 tho prorld-
Ing authorities ana members Of ihl
Church explains itselfi
salt Lake city. Utah.
July 0. 1885
"Dear brethren and slHtcrs'-on
Sunday. June 18TH. 1905. Park CITY was
visited By n ycourgc of frc and all tho
business and much Of the residence
portion Of the town destroyed.
"Thc Gattcr.day Saints mceilng
house. a substantial rock and lumber
structure. Just erected az a cost Of
5000. wa entirely destroyed. It was
n well huh, and conveniently arranged
house. with accommodations In inc
basement Tor the sabbath school nnd
dmnar organizations. ana large as
,embiy room above with seating
capacity u 900. In addition TO lh'
buildinr ,ns silver nacpmrntm SER
y,c. the sunday school books ana q
considerable amount Of property be-
longing to N, Relief society was also
destroyed.
"'rhs iorn falls very hcayib upon
IN, saint. of Park CITY at this tlmc
when many ~ the mines are shut down
and every cnort IL necessary to re-
iievc the human suffering consequent
upon the calamity which has visited
IN, city.
'.Thc leading brethren ~ summit
stake are making an earnest cftort 10
rebuild aud place the people there In
n position To- continue the most oN-
ceiicnt work which has been done In
rnrk city during the past few years
Tut the task In greater than the Saints
In that place aud summit stake can
accomplish alone. after having 10 TO
Gently raised such a large amount 10
build tho structure now destroyed.
They need assistance and We think
the members Of the church gvncraily
VIII gladly render It and We commend
the matter to the favorable attention
81 the Lattcr.dny Saints.
Your brethren.
.yg wILFoHD WOODRUFF.
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ron mn oMAnA rxroslrloN.


The RIO Gpndo Western Railway an
nouncpH dlily rate OF fts00 from Salt
Lake city 90 Omahn and return during
The Trans Mississippi Exposition. The
very best trhiu service and nccommndt-
lions. Ticket once. Dooly ulock 100
w. Second south u'oat Onicu Corner.
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demand "a hy people uf wealth ma Poe
uu.I asfH Do tauud iu .hH uuarh don
elite 10. l. W.gl.., uUlcu 900 aialu street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Havana opinion ~ tha, tho rgcoueen-
trad1s would bc IN clover o. the money
expended Doc che war by Americans had
boon contributed 60 them Americana
ara or opinion ,hat the Spanish vrants
would hay. had the pleasure referred
IS. while concentrates Htlll would
hnyc starved under spanish opprcs-
sion. and ihe Americans have the facts
o. bear th.m uut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

European nations 1ua now convinced
that ,he Monroe doctrine o. 900 such
alal hands in America thlt ,t iHu't
worth while tu th.nk uf lHulIns o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Emperor william may be- tho "alr
llri' W Germany hut hls mmInnf
cannot f,rut with impuuIiy about q
certain American r,lr-glmlfal known
uH Dewey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

10 must Do. admitted Chat ln hrurh.ns
up che Ggmlu admiral Dewey d.l ua,
use amy f1i,-F'lp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

could mud nothing that gave me relief
until / began taxing Hoods Suraapnr.
iiln After uHii four bottles ~ this
mediocre ! was rurnd I'm now In per
feet health and there are mo- Indications
that I ever had dyspepsia Jcn -.
koontx. Golden. NDw Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

% B related of Gen. Wood that at
ihs battle or la Quasina. when iil1a.-
volts i,ourh Riders were suddenly
Cred ON from ambush aud brEiu Co
curse "llke troop o." that Woo
brought iham into action quickly Dos
tho command: "D1n't swear. nght
Thoy uooyed thc oulpr implicitly and
whom the victory was won there UlH
no mood tI swear in anger
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CITY subscribers viii Kindly notify y 2.
Dunbar frifrulntofl ~ any ltrcEllariJ IN
thU delivery u their papers
MI communications should be addressed "
nrsIHE arss PunLisniso Ca
Telephone sn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

HOODS PILLS an the only nils 20
take with ilood'h sarHapatllin. he sure
10 get Hoods Q
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| seWs,LIr6lIdS oNlNI Street
ELRGlNI SVLPRUR lURGlSH DATR

And Treatment Rooms n charge OF a
COMPETENT PHYSICIAN. who will
ulNNn1H' and ptorcube Cor patients
seeding medical AID n you have CA
TAlltlI DYSPEPSIA, NtEuMAT-
1881, NERVOUS TROUBLES or KID.
NaN DISEASE come ana be- cured
ANY siud of o. hath you want Message
for both aaEpa, Swimming lessons for
ladies hy the mallon.
Several farms wanted. Address with
fill description. a, II. Russell. Akron.
Ohio,
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Tho spinInrls 90 CiImauorn ro.
coly,i proper notice whom informed
that destruction of surrendered
property would deprive them vi thr
pUvliOso accorded Go honorable rr.H.
gu.fl uf 3Ntr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Subscribers changing their place of tgsi-
dsncc should always give former as woll ni
resent address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

when Admiral Ccry,rh wants q
homo In America he probably VIII nc-
euro % from individuals with more
patriotism and better Judgment than
those who now oner TO donate him q
house and gruunds near Tampa. Fla
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I'm Lltilo Cottonwood canyon
Summer
>Cottages.

Tor Rent on ronsonatie forms Tor the
season Apply to VIM u Preston u Nor'h
Main. or "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Tho Drsrnrr TvrviNg Nrws s published
faliy. sunday excepted. ~ corner ~ -uuih
Ifd last Temple streets. salt Lake cry
Regular oaitlon at O'Clock
The Drsrnrr srni-WrEuy Nrwa y puh.
iahcd on Tuesday aud irlday Teach week
The DrsrRrI WIrKfY In magazine form D.
published eVCfy Saturday
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A Dainty SIMMER NEAL

Can be- enjoyed from our Inc Spring
Lamb, Roasting Chickens or Prime
i,lh ur Hump hnnntH % Beef. AZ the
dtllUucieH ut tie season In SPRING
Poultry, Veal. Mats of Iccf that make
on upputizlng aud ratiafylng meal on
% hot day, can always be secured
from our primo stock,
choice Boiled Ham for Summer
LuuChCa,
PALACE MEAT MARKET,
g65 20, Main. }. NJ. MARRIOTT.
Tel. 100, PROP
The Washington bee., 1898-06-18
Smile

Will creep over your lips
when you learn that your
Constitutions, bylaws, Ex-
curslon programs, &C., will
be printed when promised
in irst-class style.
The Washington bee., 1898-06-18
IS IN ADVANCES e.
Subscribe

To The Washington Bee
and read reliable news
of the colored people of
this country. 1t is a fear
less advocate OF the race
The Washington bee., 1898-06-18
The Be

Is the leading Republican
newspaper of the race and
the best advertising me
dunn through which o
reach thezcolored people
Of tn 5 countrvj
The Washington bee., 1898-06-18
l[!P You
~F~~

Are not a subscriber don't
fail to send in your name
at once. Only $2 per year
IN advance. 20 cents per
month if not paid in
advance.
The Washington bee., 1898-06-18

The Ill. r. B. Robinson, 49,, OF
Magnus Temple, has been selected to
respond to welcome address at the
Imperial Council Of A. A. 0. N.
M. s., which will convene in Philadel-
phia in September 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
Ell Conde de Monte-Cristo

Los dos n1os encontraban, septaban ell uno
junto al otro, dejaban gaDados mezclarse pas
untos, hablaban refan jugaban; despues, por
la noche, apartaban los carneros del conde de San
Fece de los del baron de Cervetri, los nihos Sc
separaban para yolver quinta respectiva, pro-
metiendo reunirse al dfa siguiente. Este dfa cum-
plan palabra; de modo iban ereciendo jun
tos. Vampa lego los doee amos Teresa los once
Entretanto desarrollaban tambi6n in.tintos
natnrales. Mas su afci6n las que Luigi
habfa dstinguido lie possible aisa-
rniento unfa oaraeter impetuoso colerico burl6n
Ninguno de los ovenes de Pampirana, de Palestrina
de Valmontc habfan podido solamente tener
alguna inteligencia sobre 81, sno llegar COM
panero Su genio voluntaroso. siempre dispuesto
exgir sin querer acceder ningnna concession,
apartaba de ladO todo movimiento amistoso, toda
demonstration sinpatica. Teresa 6nlcamente mandaba
paabra, mirads, gesto aquel
car&cter fero que humilaba bsjo Ia mano de
muier que bsjo Ia de hombre cualquiera sc ha
brfa irrtado hasta estrellaree.
Teresa, por Ell contrario, viva. allegro, pero
ccquets hssta e extremo las dos piastras que daba
Luigi Ell ma yordDmo del conde de San Fece, el pre-
clio de todos los jugnetilos que vendfan en- Roma.
gsstsban en- pendieptas de peras, collares.
alfleres; as plaes Rracias sqaella prodigaidad de
joven amigo, Teresa Ia aldaana as bella NJ as
elegante de los alrededores de Roma Los dos j6ve-
segufan cret.endo, pssando codo al da jantos,
entreghndose los instintos de- caraster; as pues
suy coDversaciones. deseos, euefoe,
Vampt vefl sempre hecho captain de navfo,
general de ej6rcito gobernador de provincial
II Qesa via rioa vestda ds bello trsje seguida
de lscJo lbreas: ad MAJ. cpsndo hshfan pa~alo
el dia ~juntos adornando porvenir Fau. ios
ooos brillantes aral oos. separaban para con
duor los Sehan,s d loasstabos descendsr dssis Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
2: EXPEDICION

lie de Mendez-Vigo, por su derecha
entrando al Sur con la calle del Jobo
d. la que hace esquina a la izquierda
al Norte con solar de don Victor Ro-
drfguez Scott y por la espalda al Es-
tie, otro solar de don Victor Garcia, Y
,nide diez siete metros, treinta cent?
metros de frente por veintidos (de) me-
tros veinte y cinco centfmetros de fon-
do que forman un area superficial de
trescientos ochenta cinco metros no
venta tres centfmetros cuadrados.
Lo que Sc haee saber al pablico para
conocimiento de aquellos quienes in
terece la subasta, advirtiendose que no
Sc admitiran proposiciones que no es-
ten dentro de las condolences marcadas
por ell artfculo 172 del Reglamento an
tes citado, y sin que previamente Sc
haya consignado sobre la mesa del des-
pacho de S. S. ell dlez por ciento de los
mil Glen pesos, hallandose de manifes
to en- la Escribania ell tftulo de propie-
dad debidamente registrado.
Ponce, Enero diez de mil ochocien
tos noventa y ocho.-De asistencia, j.
M. Justiz, p. J. Massanet, Vo Be
| Ara7ago.
| j. NJ. Jatstiz, p. IL Massoset.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
por suerte, la desgraoiada sirve para los place
de toda la compahfa hasta que la abandonan niue

por suerte, la desgraoada sirve para los place
de toda la compafa hasta que la abandonan nue.
Cuando los parientes bastante rcos, para
catarla envian meDssjero que de rescate la
cabeza del prisionero responde de la segudad del em
sario 81 las condolences del rescate rehusadas, ell
prisionero condenado irrevocabemente.
Ests joven ten{a amante en- la partida de Cucu-
metto; amaba Carlini Al reconocerle crey6 sal
verla, snt6 despedszarse corsz6n, porqne gno
raba la suerte que estarfa destinada querida
Sin embargo, como ell favorito do Cucumetto,
aos como le habia salvado la vida mataDdo de ps
toletszo carabinero, que teDfa ell sable evanta
do sobre cabeza, esper6 que Cucumetto apadara
de 81.
Lam6, pues, al efe aparte, mientras que la jDven,
sentada contra e tronco de gran pno que eleva
ba en- medic de plszuela del bosque hsbfa heoho
un yeo de su adorno pntoresco de las pssanas
mas, ocultaba rostro las luuriosss iradas de
los bandidos
ALI 90 10 cont6 todo: CON la prsio-
nera, sus juramentos de fdelidad, todas
las noches desde que estaban aqaelos alrededores
80 citaban d roinss.
Justamente Cucumetto habia mandado aqual dfa
a Carlini un pueblo vecino, no pudo acudr d la
cita; pero Cucumetto babfa halado af por casua-
lidad, segdn decfa, entonces rob6 la joven
Carlini suplic6 su jefo que hicese excepci6n
en- favor snyo y que respetase Rita dici6ndoe que
padre rico que pagarfa un buen rescate. Cucu
metto parec6 rendirse las sdpicas de AMIGO le
eDcarg6 que buscase pastor quien enviar d casa
del padre de Rita, Frosinone ELtonces Carini
acerc6 gozoso la joven, la do que estaba salvada
a invite que escribiese padre carta contain
dole todo 10 que haLfa lasado y dicieIdole que su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19

No hablendOse preeentadO nlngnn pos
tor en- la subasta acordada para ell dfa
siete del actual al inmueble hipotecado
por don Enrique Lopez Gonzalez J su
esposa dofia Francisco Elias Dueflo
4 favor de don Clodomiro Andres y
Miguel, vecino de Ia villa y Corte de
Madrid, Sc ha dispuesto por Ell seflor
j uez de primera instancia de esta ciu
dad don Francisco de Arrange Manti-
LA en- providencia del dfa ocho del Co
rriente en- los executives que Sc tras-
mltan por este oficio a nuestro cargo
occidentalmente, y 4 instancia del re-
presentante legal del dicho se1or An
dres Miguel, don Jose Ramon Cons
zalez, ell tercer remate del inmueble,
sefalandose para que tenga lugar ell &C
to, la bora de las dos de la tarde del
dfa primero de Febrero pr6ximo, en- ell
salon despacho de S. S. calle de Girls
tina casa denominaia de Mirandes, por
ell precio irreductible equivalente q los
creditos que hubiere preferences segun
asf 10 dispone ell artfculo l72 de Regla-
mento general para la ejecuci6n de la
Ley Hipotecaria sin que conste hasta
ahora otro que e. que es origen del re-
clamo, ascendente 8. mi, Glen pesos J
costas del juicio, cuyos montantes ha
bran de servir de tipo para la subasta
lconsistiendo ell inmueble Ell una casa ds
manposterfa techada de hierre galva-
| nizado, sta en- la caile de Mendez- vi
go de esta ciudad, la cual mide por 81
erente d la citada calle ocho metros
por ell Oeste 8 sea la calle del Job'
ounce metros, y por ell Norte cinc'
metros treinta y cinco centfmetros, te
niendo un martillo 8 galerfa de nuev'
metros sesenta y cuatro centfmetros d
largo dicha casa esta enclayada en- u
solar propio, afecto d la Responsible
dad, colindante por ell Oestc con la ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19

densdad
preparados elevsd eIatpras Fahren
edicoues dn he de explosion
bnsti6n erpon6nea, asst de NAL
hacen psefsbe cualesquera
de
reduc los extranjeras.
Agente generates esta Isa Sres Sohrnos de Ezquaa
Foraeza IT, San Juan Puerto Rico Ponce, Sres Fe1ce
Costa & Cs
3vs nj yc 81 de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
.os MEJoREs ACEITEs PARA Fl Al lMRpln
LAS FAMILIAs SON LOS DE LAS MARCAs
Luz briIIante ELEFANTE
YtUz SOLAR AGHftA
las cuales estan registradas y certiGcadas.
las cuales estan registr adas y certificadas.

Estos aceltes, FRO.
ducto de una fabrl.
caci6n especial, de.
hida & la experiences
adqliirida d ura n te
nauchos amos I'm la In
d.ustria dc refinar Dc.
tr6leo, tanto en- los
Estados Uni,ios, CO.
mo en- Cuba, Mexico
y otros pafs'es, SON
sino superiores, lgua,
les & los mejores que
sc importan del ex-
t:ranjero. bajo diver
sos nolnbres y mar
cas-. va por aus bue
mas cualidades lumf- :
nicas, cuant,o por la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19

vapor H. L. del dia onar
Espn asbordo Puerto at ceo decso
da de cada alguno de II
GA do Herrera vaje del 28 toarA Espaa
Puerto Rico dscto dc gual puerto dia De
sAdA
Ea 6poca cuarentena dess 1 dc Mayo ~ DO sesa
paa1ero soa
Santan nder
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20
District Court.

In the case Of the First National Bank
of Audubon VS.. Musson, the evidence
was concluded, the argument made and
the court took the matter under advise
ment and will render the opinion during
vacation.
The case Of Morey VS.. the Audubon
Cemetery Association was commenced
Tuesday and the evidence introduced.
The case will be argued soon. Hanna
and Wonn are for the plaintiff and Mosier
and Myers for defendant.
The case Of Mcdonald VS.. Moody. set
for Monday, was settled.
The grand jury found bill against
VIM. Luther, of Greeley township, charg-
ing him with assault with attempt to
commit murder. The case was tried to
a jury yesterday, County Attorney Brain
ard prosecuted and Cosson and Wonn
defended. The jury returned verdict
for acquittal last night.
Wills have been probated in the estates
OF Peter Axelsen and G.. G. Everts and
in each case the widow was appointed
executrix.
Court is expected to adjourn this week.
Final papers in citizenship have been
issued since court met to the following:
Hans p. Hansen, Charles Beck, Nick
Poulsen, Andrew N. Knutzen, John
Dammann, VIM. Schallow, Geo. N.
Weighton, Ernest Falkowsky, Matt
Doffing, Joseph Cada, Rasmus Petersen,
Fred Meike, Henry Jacobsen, @. p.
Christensen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20

The Advocate speaks Of Mr. Lauben-
der, democratic candidate for county
auditor, being identified with labor in
terests." just what it means we do not
know. We suppose Mr.. Laubender
honestly earns his living, but he deserves
no particular credit for that. We do not
see just how he is more distinctly identi-
fed with 'labor interests than John
Rutherford who labors just as honestly
at farming and teaching, or than Fred
Polzin who farms, or than the candidates
on the republican ticket, every one OF
whom is an honest and industrious
laborer of some kind, on farm, in store
or in Office. We do not understand how
keeping books for lumber firm par
ticularly identifies" man with "labor
interests"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20

The Supreme court has filed its opln-
ion in the case OF Elizabeth Owen vs..
N. P. Christensen, executor of the estate
of Richard Owen, affirming the decision
in the district court OF this county.
This action was brought by the plaintiff
in 1895 to recover about $1,000 from the
defendant wrongfully taken and with
held from her by him as property of the
estate. There was a trial to jury and
verdict for the plaintiff for 1878 and
half of note Of $500 made by Thos. f.
MussoD. The defendant made a motion
for new trial, alleging about twenty
errors on the part Of the court during
the trial, (which was overruled by Judge
Green. The defendant then appealed to
the supreme court alleging twenty
errors on the part of the court. The
supreme court sustained every ruling OF
Judge Green and affirms his judgment.
The plaintiff at the time of the trial was
seventy-eight years old and very feeble.
She was represented by Nash, Phelps &
Mosier and the defendant by l.. l.. De-
lano in the supreme court. She has
often said she hoped to live to see the
judgment affirmed and her money re-
turned to her. Her hopes have been
gratified now to the extent of an affirm
ance of the judgment and she will soon
get her money. Since this fund was
taken from her by the executor OF the
estate of her deceased husband she has
been depending on her daughter, Mrs.
Wilde, for support.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20
SaIlnger's Meeting.

The court room was crowded to it's
full capacity last Friday evening to lis.
ten to that prince among campaign
orators, Ben Salinger. The meeting
contained several ladies and among the
men were those Of all shades of opinion.
There were several there from distance
of ten miles. The audience was atten-
tive and respectful. They had come to
be instructed and entertained, knowing
fnll well the speaker could do both.
John A. Nash presided. Mr.. Salinger
spoke two hours and half and HE au.
dience seemed perfectly contented to
remain longer. He first treated of the
money question, properly considering it
as the leading issue of the campaign.
He spoke on it about an hour and half
Analysing it thoroughly and viewing it
from every conceivable position. He
then spoke at length on the war just
closed and briefly on the important
questions that the war has thrust upon
us. His eulogy of Mckinley and Of the
republican party constituted some Of the
finest pieces of eloqnence ever heard in
Audubon. Some excellent judges de-
clared his speech was as good political
speech as they ever heard. 1t excelled
in polished but not harmful satire, in
logical reasoning, in happy illustration,
in graphic, original, epigrammatic state
ment and in patriotic eloquence. Mr..
Salinger can have an audience at Audi
bon whenever he wants one.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20

We are in receipt Of the program of
the convention of the Southwestern
Iowa Teachers Association to be held
at Council Bluffs Nov. 8, 4 and 5. 1t is
a most excellent program and indicates
a very live association. Among the
speakers are State Supt Barrett, Ex-
State Supt. Sabin, Judge Walter l.
Smith, Pres. Beardshear, Pres. Seerly
Hon, johnson Brigham, Rabbi Hirsch,
of Chicago, and Hon. Seth Low, of New
York. Besides these there are many
who are prominent as educators in this
section of the state.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20
Stock Sale.

We will sell at public auction at the
G. & N. w. stock yards at Audubon, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26,
at IL o'clock, noon 100 head high grade
feeding steers, two years old, all de-
horned, Is head two year old heifers.
all in calf. graded bull. 300 head
good young ewes.
TERMs.-One years time without in
terest, il paid when due, otherwise 8 per
cent from date, purchaser giving note
with approved security, per cent off
for cash. Il. f. MUssoN e. Son.
r. N. CAREER, Auctioneer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20

AS announced in their advertisement
in this paper, j. Friend e. Son are clos
ing out their stock of clothing prepare
tory to the resident manager, A. /.
Friend, leaving our city. This is made
necessary because of the sickness of the
senior member of the firm who lives at
Creston, and Of the necessity of the pres
ence of the junior member to help with
their business there. Mr.. Friend is a
most excellent citizen, is genial and
pleasant business man and has been con-
Quoting very successful business here.
His leaving will be decided loss to
our town.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20

Among those who attended the ex-
position at Omaha the past week from
Audubon and vicinity are: Miss Culver,
Miss Lundy, Mr.. Ocheltree and wife,
John Buthweg, Elmer johnson, Adam
Troxell, Geo. Hoover and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Drury and daughter Ava, John
Lidd and family, Chas. Talbot, E. j.
Spencer and wife, Fred Lynch, J. M
McKarahan and family, w. r. Mills
AL Friend, Fred Baxter, Miss Anna Bur-
key, DIR. Gleason and wife John Nc
CURE.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20

Mr.. Bartholomew Feeney, the gentle
manly delivery clerk at Buthweg's
grocery, and Miss Marie Ohm, daughter
OF Carson Ohm, Of Melville township,
were married at 1870 this morning at the
home Of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hale, Rev. Lesson officiating.
They left this morning for visit to the
exposition.