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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-26
pRoposALs FOR LUMBER. ETC, q. 8.

PROPOSALS FOR. LUMBER. ETC, U. s.
p. Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Lumber, etc." and addressed to the under
signed, will be received At this school until two
delivering at the above school, as required,
1000 feet lumber, assorted, and IS squares
together with a full list and description thereof,
may be obtained upon making application to
the undersigned, addressed as above. Bidders
are requested to state specifically in their bid
the proposed price of each article to b offered
for delivery under a contract. The riRht "a
reserved to reject any and all bids. or any part
Of any bid, If deemed for the best. interests Of
iect, to a rigid. inspection. Certified checks:
Each bid must be accompanied by q certified
check or draft upon some United States de-
pOsitOry or solvent national bank, made nav.
able to the order Of the Commissioned Of Indian
|Aftairs, for at least five per cent. of the amount
OF the proposal, said bid to be forfeited to the
government in case any bidder receiving an
award shall fail to execute a satisfactory
dent. 0ll
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-26
Your Best interests.

; Will be served by making sure
of health. It will be q loss Of time
and money. to be stricken with
serious illness. Take Hood'sSar
saparilla and purify your blood.
In this way all germs Of disease
will be expelled, sickness and suff-
sring will be avoided, and your
health will be preserved. Isn't
this q wise course?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-26

Us. Land Office, Devils Lake, N. D., April g;
1892: Notice is hereby given that Neels e. Bot.
tolfson has fled notice of intention to make
final proof before Register and Receiver at his
Office, in DeviIsLake, N. D., on Saturday the Il
day Of June, 1891. on timber culture application
2S5O, for the nMk quarter Of section No. q,
in township No. 157, range No. 81.
He names. as witnesses. Elias s. Erickstad,
Hoar s. sErickstad, Martin Jocobson, Jens Az:
derscn all of Devils Lake, N. D.
OLE SERUMGARD, REGISTER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-26
FAN, FRIDAY May "a, 1890

Is roof or IN bed since the 9Th day
Of February.
/ think the war will soon be over
now. Most Of the important towns
have been taken, and as the rainy
season will soon start in camping
will have to be suspended for
some time. Tom LONNEvIK.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-26
Notice Of Expiration Of Time for
Redemntion.

J. Ada Nash, administrator, Lois A. Tread.
way. Andrew, MARI and Will P. Hooper, the
persons in whose names the swiz section 50,
D., il assessed. you are hereby notified that said
land was sold for $3.50 taxes at the annual tax
sale in Ram!ey county, n. p, on December 5th
to redeem said land from said sale at this date,
exclusive Of tho cost to accrue upon this notice,
and that the time for redemption from said sale
will expire on August 18th, iGo0.
Given under my hand and Official zeal Nay
IL, 1895. EMIL S, EICH.
eli County Auditor Of Ramsey County, n. b.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-26

Hoods Pills are the only pills
% take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Price Is cents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
Oas 6eodatnif oes Persens.
Bon Gatuus wseHhes, aberTest bon Seuri.tts aepibe

Oas gan5e 8Ontgrei9 mar bon Sr1uer
unb 8eitiir5ung, neil Der iungs &0nig, Ieit
er Witttper getporoen, ii3 ni9t mebr UNI bic
StaatsgeI3dfte betiimmerte, ionbern Sage
unb Hd4te peinenb Dor benz 8ilOe Ieiner gez
liebten geritorbenen 5ubra9te.
9ieiss portrGt bate er ebebem Iel6sr ae>
ma6t, ia It bate eigens gu biei fem 3pede
malen gelernt, neil es fir einen 10 5drtlia
lie6enben 9atten cine erauIame Aual getpss
len tpdr., bic a.is. Der @eIirbten bon einem
9nberen auf Der 2eintpanb %fsit6alten gu
laifen.
Die WeaGer baben 70 cine eigene Dirt, ibrc
Mobeue an5ui6auen, bic burbaus ni6t nad
benz @eI9made zines gtferii9tigen 1T, unb
banu iibsrtragen Tie ni4t Mles, mas fe eefez
ben baden, auf bas 8iID, ss muB ibnen ets
mas babon in ben @usen, tpobl gar i'm Serz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

Mber DabrliG, elm b0fer Sdmon mubte
ieiner i~pptten, benin mad 8erlduf bon brei
isoaen mar er abermdls gen0tbigt, oas pprz
t1Gt gu per6efern.
u@er bat mir bds getban?" REF er err
siirnt, ntper tpd9t es, 0dno dn5ule9en on bds
8ifo meiner a0ni9in2 Nober fommt plObs
lid bieie bo6e, eGfen6einlpeiBe Stirn! Soft
lei 9ant! i@ babe elm gutes @eod9tnlB uno
peiB, baB i6re feline Stirn roiig unO frt13
pie Elm faum erbliibtes !6edenr0sfen mar"
Mittefs Ginger ginieIitri6e ientbe er bag
goloige 6aar unb tau4te Die nun tleIH gee
pOrOsne Stirn in rOiiges 2t4t.
Nun erit mar er 3ufrieoen, uno ieIn Ser5
i9poG Dor 3Grtli9teit fir bas 0erbeifertc
Bib.
N6er a6! Dim nG9fen Sage mar es nod
i9ltmmer. 9lun mar IS ibm tldr, DAB Elm
bDier 3aubeper Ieinen 9put trieb; benin ME
anbers pdre es mOgli@ gepeie en-, oaB Aug'
una Munb 10 total berGnbert tparen!
Nein! Giemals beiaB bic 9eliebe Ia
na9ti9parSe 4ugen, ME Iol9 tpeitgel3nitz
tenen Munb, Der fat ale 53G9ne ie9en lhB.
SIN @egent6eil! 6eG uno blau ipie Der
Morgsnbimmel tparen Die Mugen, bic t3n,
a1! 10 1ib angeblidt 6atten, unb ibr Wtiir1O4
den mar 10 pin5ig, baB felbf, ipenT Elm
2ieb, elm Sup, Elm ber5bdftes Baden Die roii=
gen 2ippen tbeilte, faum Elm paar tIetne Psrl1
8dbn9en it9tbar tpurben.
Der iunge 80nig fiiblte it9 BPM befttgiteH
3orn ergriffen gegen bieies abgeI3madte
Bib, bas Ieinen t6eleriten @rinnerungeH
mioeripru9.
@enn er bieIes eGenben 3auberers, Der inn
oieIe Strei9e 1ptelte - benin IS lag pffenz
bar 3au6erei Dor = bab6dft geporben mare,
er niirbe ii9 auf fiir9terli@e Deiie gerG9t
BADEN. Mber Der 3au6erer mar ni4t Da, un0
10 traf iein gan3er 3Orn bas Bib. Sc bdtte
ri6t pieG gefebIt, 10 piirbe er es beruntsrgcz
ri1en unb nit SiBen 9etreten BADEN, biea
liigenbafte portrdt.
SnbeKen btrubigte er ii9 nd9 uno mad
Bel Dem @ebanten, baB ia Der S3aoen git
gemdat perben f0nnte.
Gr ma9te ii9 alfo an bic Nrbett In1
matte mad Ieiner treuen @rinnerung, ltnb g
gelang inn 10 auBerOrOentli4 gut, Dab NAG
einiqen Stunben Elm roIiges Srduendntlis
nit 6eG6Gausn Qugen unb pin5i9em WfiinS
6en i6m bon Der 2einpunO entgesenld3slt4
1n6 Der 90ntg betra4tete iein Mert mt
traurigem @nt3iidsn unb risf tpe9miitbtg
rSu, bus 1T iis, 10 idb tie aus, u1eins se
Iiebte, unbergeBlt4e &onigtn."
llno als zines Sages Der &ammerberr, De
bic @~epo6n6eit battle, Elm 8is3en our33
96luKello9 gu guden, rno oaber 4aes &c
Ieben bate, benz 80ntg ben @ori3lag ma9t,
cine nieblt9e, feline S4dferin, Die aae WfOr
gen Iin9enb am S6Gpfe nit i6rer 0eerbe bor;
~;i6er5pg, sur aDnigin 81 MAIDEN, neil tie oert
PortrGt Der i4Onen 8eritOrbenen bOatOnr
men 9lei4e, nur bie1ei9t nod bubi4er le
I-ba bate Der &0nig ni4ts bag:gen etn3a
tpenben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
eaaa1arla1s auttots ataats- Bsuataa, asttnuode 6. september 1899.

nMann", flsbt Die 8rdmersfrau, i'd
fonn es nidt LANCER NIT uniebea, OH. 81"
Ser &rdmer f9iittelt ben Sopf unb
tpintt nit Der 9anb, binaus5rgebea.
sd Oarte Sbnen", lugt tief oufatbe
menb Der Sfubmunn uno fiibrt Die CITE
peinenbe Srdu f3neG bindus.
Mit einem @dldge fGQt Die 2absnt6ir
binttr ben baDpn @ilenOen gu, pdbrsno Der
&rdmer iih miirrif4 umtebrt unp Ieiae
Srau in Die 5interitube brGngt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
Cite Gttr bet aHett
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
9nfenterie. 9tarrhpe, GboIera @srbas.

Sur6faa, Siarrboe, @6oIeru MOrbus ober i6msri
bate @ntlserunsen Der @ingepsiSs tptrSsn IN 10 W
nuten beboben burd &dotpaD's 8eaop HelieT. Ser
Goneeftion ODER @ntsiinOung, teine 9etbGr9is 9Ol
Mattigteit bat Der @ebroud BON 6aofua9s &eooD VI
lief I'M @efolge. Sreibig pDer ie6Sig Sropten IN G
mem balben @laie 8ufier trrtren in etnigen WttnNte
Srdmpfe, iuuersn Otasen, Soobrennen, SsetrantbeI
Migrdne, Siarrboe, SDsenterie, Collie, Sldbun9en, nr
allie innerli6en S6mer3en. G5 lit BON groBer gSl0ti{
I'M 0uuie bdlt. 9efen @ebrau6 lDirb tets b
6dnner3en ODER &ranfbeiten ieine g8irtun9 bstbatigti
Gs eriitirt yti6ts in Der gSelt, pas 10 raid IL
S6merS bsbebt o0er Der Srantbeit Ginbalt tbut 10
&euoD &eliei.
@o INNER epiDemil6e srantbeiten pOrbsrri6en, IN
Gieber, SDsenterie, Gbolera, Sntluen5a, Sdarlaa
fieber uuO onoere anitedeuot &rantbeiten, miro Neao
oteien InfGaen beinabren uno ben Yattenten rc,'
frriren.
&eiienbe iolten tets cine Slni6e N~aDtpaD's 0feao
&elief nit ib fibren. Ginige SrOpten in 9eans
pcrbitten &rantbeit OOer nebelbeftnoen IN 5olge WeI
Gnoerune Oes QSaiiers. Gs lit better as Gran3oNl6t
9ranDD ooer bittere Wteoi5inen Doer StimulantieH.
Wtalaria in ieinen Deri6ieDenen Gormen turirt I'm
Giebsr unb We6islfieber unO ale anOeren Sieber III
@ersin nit &abipaD's 8iaen) 10 raid turirt, tais RAJ
MAPS RsabD 8elief.
rebeIbefnoen nmS Sdbmersen.
@eeen &opfpeb, Oh Migrane ober u,rp6i.s SOp
lett, 3beumatisntus, @tftipeb, S6meratn II,
S3pd6e int &iifen, DEM &iiderot ODER Den Nitrs
8ei6perOen in Der Qebereeeenb, Ssitenite1en, "
i@ipelung Der 8elente lnO S6mersen ieoer Nrt, ibdt
bic IpplitatiOn bon gtaoipap's 3eaDD &slief ioforts
@rlei6terulg uno oehen fOrteeieSter @ebrau6 cine
Sage lang bepertteaigt cine permanente @eiluI.
9rsis 80 Gents. gu baben bel alien &potbetern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

Mtan bea6ts bi. f~olo.nOen SbmptOme, ipel6. F6 g
Grtrantungen Der 9erDuuunesOreaue %einftenen: 8.I
%itOpfune, inntre SGmorr6eiDen, 8lutanSronQ ia
MbneiQung gssen Spsiien, sGtpere I'M Ieagen, iaurl
@%nfitoben, gei6pddter OOer ~psrftarttsr Soersi6lli
@mpitnoungen sum Auiiprineen pDer Gritiden bell
2iegsn, oei6nd6te Sentfraft, Sleden ootr 6eipebe vi
ben &uoen, 6ieber uno BUMPER S6mer1 i'm Sopf
@tbmungs=9ei1ueroen oelbe 0aut uno IuesI
S6n!erosn in Der Ssits. 8ruf nnO ben @lieDtti
Mebrere 9plsn g a bipop 9iIltn 5efrtis
bas Spftem bon ben ertudbnten St6runoeR.
tbetern pDer per Bot ~psrian6t.
Man i6reibe an 81. q a 81 & 6 o., So
ROr 365. Rsir QOrt, um Elm Bud init ~Ratbi4Iaesu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
r.
9inOerung Ser S6merserI
in eineut Mugeublide :.

Gebram6en sic Gaotuas'S &eaoD NeIif
BEL oen criten 3tnseidjem BON Sdmersen oor
tlmp6BIiG1feit, tpsnI cine ernitIidbe Rr1mfbt
tm Mmsmse ut; Die @eiIMms nDiro beipertTeutt
Ieit, che Der IautiIienar5t etmtriHt
bebebtbiee rbBten d. er3en
elmer bis 20 Minuten. 8eine Stunoe ldnger, nae
benz Sic bieIc gn5eigs oeIeiep baben, iOltsn &
S1mersen ertraeen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
RADwA{Y's ;uo.,

9ttts an~Oerldifis, rein besetabiliid.
@OnfdmOis osi6madlOg, elegant ib.rsudsrt. abfk
reno, regulirenD, ~reini0enb un0 frdftieeno. G q :
MANS 9tIIen 3ur 9eilun9 uaer StOrungsu 3
Rrantbsiten, bon S6uins.lanfdasn. 8eritppfumO, s.
morrboioen,
Wti8r6ne, SranenIetSem,
8iltOittGt, nnner0amttMteit
SDSperft. NerFopfnt
ntto amer 9eberIeiSen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

4u1s
BUN gei6ab es, baB Der 8Dnig, uls ct am
nd9Iten Sage bas portrdt Der 8ertorbenen
betra6tete, cine bD6t peinli4e lleberra7
i9ung bate. gr baAte cine Weile mad uno
5aqt. Ii9 bann: y0as lit bo4 IOnberbar! gs
I9eint, baB bic SUIT, bic man bier at5net,
zen 8ilbern ni9t gut betOmmt. 9ds Porz
trGt 6at ia fur9tbar ~nad9eOuntelt. Sd psiB
bod 9an5 gsnau, baB bic 9aare melner 9ez
ltebten &Dnigin ni6t 10 i4par3 tparen, mie
i6 Tie iebt bier iebe, Nsin! getpiB 9atten iie
ni6t bieIe @9pdrae, Die fliiIiigem gben9Ol5
glsi6et, iA e%rinnsre mid beutli4, buB R;e
unb ba golOene 2t9ter BARN ipielten. @iner
2i@tg0tt:n sGi8 Die @elie6te unb teiner &0>
nigin Der Na9t."
Gr lieB ii9 iOfOrt 9inieG unb goIette s.>
BEN unb Oerbsferte feRr raid, mas Die feu3tc
2uft beroOrben bate.
u@ott lei 9ant! 9as 1T es ipieber, 6ua
buftige @oGbbadr, bas ID 10 pa5niinniq
liebte, bas i'd epig lieben tperoe!"
limb bol bitterer sSreube fniete CT nieber
Dor benz 8ilDe, bas erft ieBt Dem tbenren Muz
ben gan3 gli9, uno erneuerte ben S3put
etpiqer Reit6nbiqfeit,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
Breaks Jail.

John Frost broke Jail last Thursday
but was recaptured by Sheriff Jones
and Shem Humphrey. Some three
months ago John Frost was sentenced
TO nine months in Jail and fine of
100000, for an assault upon Charley
Radclitf with the intent to intlict great
bodily injury. Frost had recently re-
turned from Eldora where he had been
serving a sentence in the reform
school. During the storm last Thurs
day he took a heavy stove poker and
dug out through the north wall of the
jail and made good his escape. Sheriff
Jones started at once in pursuit but
was not able to get hold of him until
Sunday afternoon, when he, in COM
pany with Marshal Humphrey, cap
tured him out in Oaktield township.
After Frost broke Jail he went out in
the country where he remained until
night when he walked down the rail
road to the home of his parents, az
irving about three O'clock in the morn
ing. He kept in hiding Friday and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

Saturday and on Sunday started to
make good his escape, but the sheriff
soon learned that he had come out
from his secret place of refuge and was
soon on his trail, overhauling him and
bringing him back to Extra where
he gave him his supper and later drove
to Audubon where he put him in one
of the steel cells, safe and secure.
Frost is young man scarcely having
reached his majority. He seems to be
violent, vicious and desperate char
acter and from his conversation he
seems proud to boast of the unlawful
deeds he would do if he had an OPP
portunity. He will be held until the
coming term of court when an order
will be issued by the judge no doubt to
take him to the penitentiary. Sheriff
Jones was we'll pleased when he got
possession of his victim and had him
safely handcuffed and shackeled. He
gives much credit to Marshal Hum
phrey for his valuable assistance and
says Extra people should be proud to
have marshal who is so fearless and
performs his duties without fear OF
favor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
Ruby Harper Dead.

Audubon suffered real loss IN the
death OF Ruby Harper, from heart
disease, Friday April 18th. Ruby had
suffered from the effects of this disease
ever since he had the scarlet fever
years ago, and hence could never be as
active, or stand the work other Young
men did easily. This was disadvan-
tage he felt very keenly, and some
times, in spite of the cautions and
even entreaties of his friends rashly
over exerted himself for he could not
realize the necessity of moderation.
An attack of grippe at last developed
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

McClure's Magazine for May will
introduce new writer, Mr.. Booth
Harrington, of Indianapolis, with
the opening installment of novel
of present-day American life. Miss
Tarbell will write of Lincoln's
Search for Man, relating from let
tiers and Renaissance the story of
Lincoln's personal relations with
the successive commanders of the
army from Mcclellan down to
Grant The paper will be fully illus
trated. Then there is much other
interesting matter besides. The S.
S. Mcclure Company, New York
City; ten cents a copy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

the fatal weakness, After sickness of
two weeks, during which he suffered
intensely, and made gallant fight for
life, he parsed away very peacefully
and painlessly. Ruby was 20 years
old the 18th of last March, and had
lived in Audubon for the last thirteen
years. There are many temptations in
Audubon for a young man who is dis
posed to be wild or reckless, but Ruby
kept himself clear from evil habits
and associations. He was loyal
member of the Methodist church, and
an active member and worker in the
Epworth League, of which he was
treasurer. There is deep satisfaction
in being able to say truthfully
of young man who has passed
away that he was noble, pure
and upright in character and
life; and to say this of Ruby is to state
the simple truth. He was especially
devoted to his home and his parents,
for whose wishes he always showed
the most affectionate consideration.
Ruby was a lovable boy. Kind and
considerate in his actions, accommodate
ting and willing to do favor, enjoy
ing laugh to the utmost, he made q
very genial companion, and had a
wide circle of friends. The funeral
was held at the Methodist church on
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The
church was completely filled by the
large audience, which had assembled
to show their respect and sympathy.
Very beautiful floral decorations COW
cred the stand. The pastor preached
from John NV. IA, and the choir
sang a number of very beautiful selec-
tons. At the conclusion of the service
the casket was carried out to Maple
Grove Cemetery and Ruby was tender
ly laid to rest beside the brother who
died little over a year ago.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

and cherish, have gone forth for
freedoms cause and in battle array
have sacrificed their lives, protect
ing the honor and dignity and
beauty and unfading glory of our
flag, with it's galaxy of stars and
stripes. Oh, may our flag ever con
tinue to wave a welcome and salute
each passer by, and may it ever
wave over the motionless bodies
now shut from the sun of the glori-
Gus sky, with lips silent and bosoms
cold. Preparations are being made
for the occasion, and we hope and
trust that the people will unite,
heart and soul, and make the day
grand, sublime and Respondent
with luster that will ever shine as
we pass down the avenues of com
ing time.
Bring of earths blossoms the fairest
Born of the sunshine and rain;
NioletS blue from the meadow,
Lilies from the valley and plain;
Garlands of roses and laurel,
WreathS of the myrtle and pine;
EmblemS of love and affection
For our dead heroes entwine.
Hail to our nation united,
Land of the loyal and flee;
Firm in the strength of its union.
Reaching from sea unto sea!
Hail to its heroes now sleeping,
Honor and love for the brave;
And DER our noble defenders,
Long may the stars and stripes wave
Bring of earth's blossoms the farest,
Born of the sunshine and rain;
Niolets blue from the meadow,
Lilies from valley and plain;
ChapletS of myrtle and laurel,
Wreaths of red, white and blue;
Gems of the beautiful scatter
over our heroes so true"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
New Subscribers.

The following persons have enrolled
their names to the Journals growing
list and will hereafter get the county
news through its columns:
A. G. Harmon, Audubon.
J. J. Reed, Audubon.
S. A. Graham, Audubon.
Ed. Freeman, Audubon.
Will Williamson, Audubon.
Ietzer & Sauer, Audubon.
G. H. Priestly, Audubon.
Mrs. Rowena Cole. Audubon.
G. B. Parkinson, Extra.
Jehn Needles, Gray.
James Peterson, Elkhorn.
Geo Henningsen, Elkhorn.
Ms Hjuler, Kimballton.
Nels Christensen, Kimballton.
Jack Anderson, Atlantic.
Milton Bruner, Adair
Geo. w. Mason, Dayton, Texas.
Mrs. Walter Connrardy, Mound
Valley, Kansas.
Lawrence Petersen, Ringsted, Iowa
HI. Best, Tacoma, Iowa.
John Martes, Valley Junction, Ia.
Ed. Russian, Ruthven, Iowa.
Mrs. Ben Miller, Fall City, Nebr.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

The graduating exercises of the Au-
dubon High School will take place on
Friday evening, May Goth. The fol-
lowing are the names of the graduates:
Daisy Anderson.
Chas. Burnsides.
Frank Drake
Frank Drury.
Hugh Delahoyde.
Oren Eddy.
Ada Kuhn.
William McFarlane..
Alice Moon.
Roy Smith.
The number of boys in the class COM
pared with the number of girls is a
thing out of the ordinary. Usually the
number of girls exceed the boys about
two to one in the average high school,
but for the past two years the boys
have been in the majority in the Au-
dnbon high school. The class is one of
the strongest classes that has gradual
ed from the high school, and what is
especially commendable they have all
shown an increased strength as they
proceeded through the years work.
They are all good hard workers and
will make their mark in the world of
action. One member, Roy Smith, has
already made arrangements to attend
the Agricultural College, at Ames, to
take cou.&e in electrical engineering.
He has spent much of his spare time
along the line of electricity. Chas
Burnsides will begin his college course
at Grinnell, Iowa, next fall. A num-
Der of the other members will also at
tend college but have not decided as to
the time or place. Alice Moon and
Daisy Anderson have decided to
teach this fall.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
QuniMtiy nXpressed.

Lady Dufferin, in her "reminiscences,
gives some instances of the variations
of the English language as she is spoke
by the learned baboo, whose European
education has given him little knowl,
edge which is dangerous. The gratifca-
ton expressed in the following sentence
mas something pathetic in it: "You
have been very good to u.s. and may
Almighty God give you tit for tat. "
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

1t is but few days until we will
again commemorate the annual OBJ
servance of Decoration Day; a day
that the people more generally OBJ
serve each succeeding year, and
this year will this be more especial
ly true. Many of our brave and
noble boys--those we so dearly love
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

In certain district of Missouri
the ground is so dry that the farm
ers are planting onions with their
potatoes in the hope that the onions
will bring tears to the eyes Of the
potatoes and thus moisten the soil.
Inter Ocean.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

LOST OR STRAYED.-A tan color
ed female dog. Iffnder will return
the animal to Jake Bauer, Extra, he
will receive suitable reward
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

We have the best Oil Grain Pillow
Shoe, for the price, this side of Oak
field. Parkinson
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

Geo. Henshaw now has the agen-
cy for the New Home Sewing Ma.
chine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
Extra News

Buy the new Home Sewing ma
chine at Geo. Henshaw's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04

Butter and Eggs are legal tender
with us. Fetch EN- in! Parkinson.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
Sewing Machines

See the New Home if you are thinking of buying
sewing machine 1t will be to your interest to do
So DO not buy OF any agent before getting our
prices or you will always regret it. Our prices are
from $500 to $500 lower than agents prices 1t will
cost you nothing to look and we know our business
methods will save you something
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
New Shirt Waists

We are showing much line before stock
that will compare in values with towns
much larger than Audubon The stylish and we'll made
sorts AS especially commendabe attention to our
popular priced line at --.soc, 7sc. Soc and 81 90
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-08

hour or so after Cesares coming. Inc pope
is said to be overcome with grief" and the
lips of Don Diego de Leyva took sarcastic
curve.
"Great heavens!" said LIE Clerc. Poor
Pierrot!"
The chaplain rose from his seat with a
slight apology, and approaching D'Amboise,
leaned over him and whispered few
words in his ear. The cardinal nodded with
apparent unconcern, and lie Clerc came
back; but watching D'Amboise narrowly,
I saw that although he still appeared to
laugh and Jest, his eyes were grave and his
brow troubled. In fact, shortly afterwards,
the high table broke up, and we followed
suit very soon. Despite his effeminate APP
pearance, I had begun to take liking to
st. Armande, and as the next few hours
were at our disposal, I invited him to ride
out with me, as had mind to try Cas-
tors PAGES. This, however, he declined,
with the somewhat shy air that marked his
manner, and, leaving him to his devices, I
ordered Castor to be saddled and took hin,
out. When l returned, about five in the
afternoon, felt that all that had been said
Of the generous beast rode moderated his
value, and that possessed a matches
eteed, who was fit to run for kingdom.