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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

The ball game Tuesday resulted in a
victory for Atlantic of 80 to IL.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Harry Webster, of near Botna, visited
with friends here Sunday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Mrs. VIM. Burtch is visiting friends
in Atlantic this week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01
Frew Hayes is building new house
near North Branch.

I Smutney has bought the Farmer
building on South Side
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Mrs. Chas. Bagley and children are
visiting friends and relatives in Atlantic
this week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

AS the G. & N. w. work train, which
has been here putting in an iron bridge
for that company, was going through
Manning last Friday on their way to
Carroll, the caboose left the rails tear
ing things up generally and injuring five
of it's occupants to such an extent that
they are now in hospital at Carroll. At
first it was thought two were fatally
injured but at last reports all are recov-
ering nicely.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Ed Rice and wife departed yesterday
with their house hold goods for Alta
where he will open store.
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Audubon Markets.
FART LOANS

5 per cent interest, once a
year, SlOO optional payments,
with Davenport Savings Bank.
..r CHARLES BAGLEY.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

E. G. Graham and wife, of Stuart,
visited relatives and friends here the
fore part of the week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Chris Justesen visited friends in Des
Moines few days the fore part of the
wealy
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

| Mrs J. A. Nash and Mrs. G. b. Rus
sell went to Des Moines yesterday to
visit relatives.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Low prices on water tanks, doors,
windows and all kinds of mill work. Be-
fore buying elsewhere call on Hart &
Eddy at the Planning Mill. t
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Hi Mendenhall went to Chicago Mon
day with car of cattle and car of
hogs of his own feeding.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Ed Northup took several cars of stock
to Chicago Monday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Go to Burnside's for best grades Of
hard and and soft coal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Nash, Phelps & Mosier are moved
into their elegant new office rooms near
the Park Hotel.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Rev. Geo. l.. Barker, Of new Jersey,
is now conducting a series of success
full revival meetings at Gray, both
churches uniting in the meeting. He
will open n series of meetings June, 9th,
at Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Following are the names Of pupils IN
Douglas No. 2 who were neither absent
nor tardy for the month ending May DC:
Arthur Williams, Marie Peterson ,
Blanche McFadden, Nellie Sayre, Thora
Sayre. Those tardy but not absent:
Nellie Garroute, Edna McFadden, For
est McFadden. Johnnie Greenlee, Emery
Garroutte, Harvey Greenlee. Those alb
sent but not tardy: Willie Hamann,
Lois Sayre, Bertha Maassen, Mary Jur-
gems. Edna Detwiler,
Teacher.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Mrs. E. J. Spencer and little daughter
went to TT. Dodge yesterday to visit a
short time with her sister.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Mrs. Humiston is home and is con-
siderably improved in health.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

Rev. ID. N. Good, now of Tennessee,
was here visiting his cousin, w. L.
Humphreys, last week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-01

MONEY rrw Hayes is,
TT ITEMS cent interest option near North Ban
LlNO - al payments with the German has
ocAL FIELD e NASH PHELPS. Mrs. numsDn
MaG s l
D. = Current, o.., o. in Bred. yesterday attn. %i so mere Co
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s:s o @ na best grades no
n s 's s s p pa % n friends % s ssn B0 visited
Ma G Basy sa s su s l a t r
Ms Mach m Me- q Rms & this kS Dsasy 70,
" sell Ds HDe the rs Ho new once rooms near here Friday and
S'i here 1 s 5 1 s 1 S % @
E part rsss a '''"' mere the Humphreys last week Hon. l. Ks
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Miss Lucille onla1 of rsi. and Mrs = little
her cousin Miss Flo Lena sno time HS r visit H" H
va n @ and Sa wi S as ss yesterday ' %a~ Belle Burr
""eh' will store AVA" attending
e wife, of Ohio n s~"y with "n n wms
M a Hammer Perry came Sat- hash
ns friends a a one 'a FRIEND Frank Watts and son. Harry went
s" ks and wife arrived herr. f%s" an" "s st "' s" visit
Sunday from Los Aamta caif and Pearl d ofnr Atlantic nt
VISIT here with R: brother f:s; S &: s
C. Talbot and wife and daughter child Fl u Funk de-
Williamsburg Iowa City where
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Miss Nellie Dickinson of the Audi at Audubon
nfo tfw months acting
tutor private family She will III WI" I 'o
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-02
HYDE PARK.

Y. l.. Bodgett mas purchased the tone-
meat recently vacated by George seymour
aud moved there. j. II. Bassett of LcnON-
vile, +. @. moved his family into the
apartments formerly occupied by Mr.
Blodgett Mr.. Eassctt vii, act as section
boss on the railroad.
Miss Alice Eastman returned from nCr
visit with friends ana relatives in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts last week.
Her grandfather. David Eastman of
Landau, y. H., accompanied her home
and will remain here for some time.
The "Iiot Tamale Club held their first
session at the home of George Eastman
Monday evening. The programme consist
ed of games etc, and proved very in
tercstinG. At the business meotlng OF the
club last week there were "A number pres
cnt and Miss Ella Kingsley and Newton
Camp were made leaders or the separate
divisions, with NJ. D. Whitney as secre-
tary and treasurer.
The game of foot bali between the Acad-
envy boys and Bakersfield Academy Sutur-
day resulted la "A score of A to in favor
of Bakersfield. one would not be surprised
at the score upon comparing the weights
of the two teams. our team showed pluck
notwithstanding the fact that they did not
make a score.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Knight returned
from their three weeks stay in Boston
Saturday evening.
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Statement of Sylvester Davee, OF
Plymouth, Mass.
His Physician had About Given up Hope, but Dr..
Williams Pink Pills Effected Cure.

In Plymouth, Mass, recently occurred n
case in which the wisdom and judgment of
a wife preserved the health and usefulness,
possibly the life of her husband. MIR. Syl-
veSter Dayec is q wcll-known and highly
respected citizen, and the facts concerning
his illness and recovery are well-known in
the locality. When recently interviewed
at his residence, No. co Court ST., Mr..
Davee said:
"Sx years ago ! was taken with jaundcc
and only those who have suffered with this
disease can have any idea OF the utter misery
that accompanies il. For two months | was
in the doctors care md was daily growing
worse. / had absolutely no strength and
was almost unable to parake Of food. From
$50 pounds, my normal weight was reduced
to ISL pounds, and finally the doctor told
member of my family that the chances for
my recovery were very slight. One day
Mrs Davee read in one Of the daily papers
an article telling about pr. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People, and She urged me to
give them a trial. l said would and she
procured box Of the pills. Before it had
been entirely used was greatly encouraged
for began to feel slight improvement. I
continued until I had taken eight or ten
boxes when | was entirely cured, l cannot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-02
a,l,e Richardson
a,l1c Richardson
Seven in One.

The advantage of shopping in seven stores
all under one roof and on one floor is apparent to
everyone.-For instance, if you dislike the trou
bic of having gown made you can step into our
Suit room and be easily itted-or if you do not
like the patterns shown in our ready made Silk
Waists you can step into our Silk Department and
see the handsomeSt gathering shown in many a
day.-Same with Muslin Underwear-you can
buy them all ready to wear or the materials in
another department as you prefer. You can have
your wants all filled at this store Of stores-and
be served by the most courteous staff of salespeo
pie in the world.
CrepOns Those nky raised effects have caught hold
and are the correct for handsome to-day
Wool and Silk and WOOL combined rich appearance
and good wearing quespced So $35O yardCepon
finished goods at $l.39
New Ribbons The Persian and HesChed Ribbons
anly the pretiest lines we have shown-such
harmony in the color effects and such fine quality goodWe
themthey price burdensomel9c CSC per yard
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OhLEANS COZ NTY.
NEWPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flint visited in
johnson the past W Week.-Mrs. G. q. Farrar
visited her mother Mrs. Walker of Graf
ton, rccontly.-William Green has closed
his labor as bookkeeper for True & Blan-
chard CO., and accepted IA position in the
railroad office in Worcester, Mass. NJ.
Hazel Is to reopen the granite business
here agaiu.-M. j. Blair is in New York
on busness.-D w. Hildrcth, editor Of
the Express and STANDARD is in Maine ON
a hunting trip Mrs. Colburn and Mrs.
Follett of Townshend. recently visited at
Prof ColbuIu's.-Danel Buchanan, pro-
prietor of the Peoples Telephone CO.. has
been in town the past week, This line has
been in operation only one year and has
now 30 instruments la and more to follow
r. Carrick is in New York on "A visit to
his brother, who is sick.-Seymore Lane
and j.. T.. Thaycr spent the past week in
Boston on businesS.-Mrs. George West
has gohe to Rutland ON a visit to a sis
ter.-Dr. W. Nj. Magoon has gone to New
Bedford, Mass, from which place he
moved one year ago. lie plans to return
in early spring.-Dr Gould has closed his
office and has gone to Massachusetts 10
spend the wintcr.-Mr. Rankin of New
York is placing machinery in the old hobuln
mill for the purpose of manufacturing
veneer cloth boards. lie expects to employ
about 30 hands when all Is fitted up. The
Frost Veneer Seating company are build
ing a large building 50Xll9, in which they
| are to manufacture veneer for passenger
| cars. They will also build new boiler
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rouse ANA put in a new boiler.
LOW ELL.

house ANA put in a new boiler.
LOWELL
i'VN NilI'"! injured TWO myers last
week WnIr lhr'Shng.-tIar'nc Temple
mas purchaScd farm in lrasburSh and
Is moving thtirJohn warner OF Georgia
entity visited ms SlSt'E NJ. = Warner
Amy hlnSSl'N spent saturday and sun
d'E with ner pafentS-Mr. and Mrs. Pow
'is VISITED III f'd II inns week ANA NJ. ;.
Naln"r III montgomery Ccntro-Mrs.
truman Lockwood Is i'll.
GRrEHSpopO
John Bush visited at j. b. CaldcrwoOd's
last Week.-Mrs.. William Aston, who has
been working at George Woods. has loft
there on account of poor health and gone
To her daughters in tardwick.-James G.
simpson and George w. Palmer went to
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Fuller and L. W. Henry were in Burling-
ton Frduy.-L. u. Mclcndy and Mrs.
Rufus Davis of Westford visited relatives
in this place Thursday. Charles I'd
wards and children of Jericho visited at
her fathers, Henry BiXby's, Wednesday,
William McNasscr. who has been at work
i'm stowe, has had the misfortune to put
his knee out Of ioint.-Earl Ransom, who
works in stowe spent Sunday with his
family in this paco-Mrs. Martin Flan-
merry visited friends in Cambridge Thurs
day.-tlarvcy llorner, who works at the
Fort spent SuOdaN at home.
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Noble. ana was born in Chelsea S,ptom-
her iS. i~I-Mi+s Gala RoWeI ot Bur-
lingtou D., visiting friends I'm this place
y. J.. Woodward of CAMPBELL Mass, WHO
has spput few days here aus the guest I
Ben Tucker. returned to Camu,uo Thurs
dav.-Nlr. and Mrs :. \. Dean rctlrne /
from Kcene, y H., Saturday after short
visit.
NERSHIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Worthley of Corin,h
are staying for "a few days at William
Nattoon's Clarence Day Of Faitlro IS
working for George church. who Is re-
pairing his saw mill. putting i'm ID now
wheel. ctc.-John Judkiu~ is working or
William Mattoon.-Fred Woodco.k .ost Il
horse last wcek.-George kimlal mas
been i'll for the past few days. bong
thrcatoncG with grip.-Russcll Rar-t W
has moved to the Chduncey Cotton place.
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work at Newport and returned home On
account of poor haalth.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Iockln, who have been living in
North Dakota for the last 1G years, ar
rived at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
r.. A. Wiley. last weck.-Ncws WAS ,,-
ceived at this place last week of the death
of Ur. Charles CoVcy at his home in Man
chester, y. H., oct 2lst. lie practioed
his profession at this place for 20 years
and had many warm friends in town, who
deeply NOUN his death.
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AT.BI'

Miles f. Ransom. an esteemed resident,
died Saturday, October 2S, of a catarrhal
trouble of the throat apd lungs. FCncr1l
services were held from the house Tuesday
at II o'clock with burial at the Centre
Several from here took i'm the excursion
to Boston last wcck.-Thc examinations
of teachers for Grand Isle county will be
held in the town of Grand Isle November
II ana IA and in Alburg November Il
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EAST HARDWICK.
FRANKLIN co UNI Y.
ST. ALBANS.


81. ALBNNS.
Mrs Charlotte Ruth Donovan died Fri
day nirht at 10 o'clock at her home or
eontb M.in street Mrs Donovan was "A
Xoarn OLD and ,,ns in her usual health,
y,hirh v,. excellent for one of her years.
nm to th, horr of hcr death. Her husband
,jind .o,.sral v.n,s .ro and She is survived
I.,. n,,. SON p1trirl< Donovan and FIVE,
NIr. fo.,ub I,allnn Mrs.
t ,,i ,t,. ~ p.,,,.,. Mis- Lizzie
G",',,..,n and Mics Kato Donovan. Her
r,,,,,,.l Won. b,ld at 81 Nnrv's church
Monday morning at O'Clock
.,,,,.''i ,'i,.ii, - o'9S o,ni,rlk ram - si,oI,,
~ ',m,la,7,. ~, VS. anrnrrntlv nerfctlv
,,..ii M, 10 ,h,. inn, or bi. hath lie wa.
W, ,.,,,,i,,.. If thn . y mocbiro sbons.
,,m,l i'i,,.n, , uif. buf rn ,hiIdr.n
Ifanr. :, Jorrs I.rt saturday night for
New York whence he Will 20 to California
remain in california during the winter
MR.. John Gregory smith leaves this
week for New York. whence she VIII sail
ON the ith of November foc' France and
Italy ,yhcr. she will spend the winter
win her son George Gregory Smith.
'rhr Wedding Of Mss Maud SWEET and
Frank Miles both of this city. took place
at - N,rv's church Tuesday morning
at : O'Clock. After the marriage they
drove directly to the station, where they
tool, the Montreal train fee a few days
wedding Trip ON their return Mr.. and
Mrs Miles viii reside in this city;
nlc's Lecture Course. will be tine Dawn of
the Twentieth Century by the Hon. q. a.
G,arhart ON Monday evening, November
9TH at the city hail.
The dance ana concert which was @iNon
Soy the band at the city hall last night
tY..,. .1..1 =
ENJOYABLE affair and tickets being sold on
the street previous to yesterday made i
vcssiblc for the organization to realize
something from the affair which will 70
towards paving for the band uniforms.
Hon. and Mrs +. Stewart Stratah1n
Jeff last night for New York city to spoOd
"a few days.
Mrs. John Gregory Smith left last night
for New York. whence she viii sail for
Italy Saturday She was accompanied 10y
h.l,, sn,ndt,,r - frv, Ja[.s in M, c,Iv
,rho nov-nrs u.nfch ad6rnod tEe n,tor al
c, fuI.o,, cburch vcst,rruv an cuint.'
I,,. Ware oi,1r hv tbe formo. nembrrs
. 80 All. mic, prairord,e sunday echonl
.,,s,
nc y,,,,ror which was sor,.ad q. tbe
,.,is,.ooation.l rhnncl last nipbt was q
most dnligbtf,ll AFFAIR ana q largo SUR
... r'.,ii,nd fo,, ma ,not.ri,l. for IN,
,'..i,,,'r,. .r,'.I u.binh il, 10 no SOW,
49,. ,
- H,,,.,, o.,.1 po,,i N,oro,, Of 1,,s
i,,'i , 20 r,'ir .it.ar a.,
i 20 49, ~ p - "' ''' W '''>''
,1iSe ,,,,i n,'7 d.. o,d COZ, r1on,rt p,
,, -, i"'n 49,, az, t't 1,.,.,t1,, ~,
,,ut,'',r" " - nii,,r,,r '''
'''pii ""I ~ .,,, c,,,i.h ,.i,, ~,
terrain the Young Married Peoples Wits
cIun rloaE cn'nlnt'
MISS hd'Ie lWltchcIl gave Il 'ihl'oW' 81
l'ftY after the 'hcatfe GU Aue""dS even
IhS'
SHELDON JUNCTION.
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millinery

SldHtIy coming 70 the
surface in this Department-No
copies or duplicates-but the new
est creations in the Millinery world
are shown here as soon as in the
large cities. The gems that come
from our own work rooms do not
suffer in comparison with the latest
Paris conceptions. Orders taken
for new work on,y.-One price and
cash. Lockers as welcome as pur-
chasers.
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page)

had birthday party on Thursday even
ting of this wcCk.-Miss Wlnoua brigham |
of Burlington spent Sunday with her
parcnts-Dr. W. S Nay has been spend !
ing several days i'm Milton with his father |
who is very ill.-A telegram from san
Francisco announces the arrival III thHi |
city of MIR ana Mrs. NJ. l.. Washhurn. Mr.
Washburn has been on a trip to 81
Michacls at the mouth of the Yukon this
fan. and the trip to San Francisco was
made from that place instead of Kodiak
Mrs. WaShhurn spent several weeks at
Gnalaska, during his abscnco.-Thc 3os-
ton excursionists are expected homo ON
Saturdny.-Thc w r.. c. met on Wedncs-
day afternoon at g. \. II. hall
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. Wiley and granddaughter of Shell
burnc visited with Mrs. jackson Isham
last Thursday.-Nliss Mabel Prior spent
SUNDAY with her parents in South Bur
lngton.-Rcligiou services were conducts
ed i'm the town house last Tuesday even
ing by Rev. Charles Stafford of Hines
bureh.-Waltcr Wescott is working for
=. d. lsham.
HiNESBURGU
NJ. J. Tiuuo> attended the reunion q
his company of the LIST Vermont Cavalry
at Randolph last week.-Mrs.. Cclcstia
Iivp,Ipor. of Now Haven Cam. viii
spcnd thc winter at p. q. Nnrtin's-Nal-
do Davis shot a dcer in Huntington lust
week.-mrs.. Albert Kay IS VISITING Mrs A.
l.. Cain iu Brstul.-M and Mr..
,rimothv Casrv are st,npinr M Moses Hls-
sorcttc's -Rev charles Stafford baptizcd
tNo candidate. M rho Raptist church SUN
d,v-rimotb, Eurlry mas hccn confined -
rho house several weeks with a SLOW
fever
u.,,.., ,,l,,.nl.
w t'7l hoi'ioN'
Miss Maud Iottman has gore home to
Barre.-Gilbcrt Woodworth ana Leon
Black have gone to bonneville to work 49,
l. w. kellogg was i'm Barre and Mont
pv.'i m'' , i|,N ,,'
honon is at home from New London,
Conn., where II. has been at worh.-lI. J.
Cotton of burlington has sold Improperly
kuu"H as .Ho .o''"Il INNS TO- N'''"'
session at oncr.-T.vman Firn-yvorth died
October II at the age of Go years The fu-
neral was held mt the church October -
Hev MIR. Watts from Richmond olliciat-
ing
,,.,trrc,o<-
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. W. u. Thomas left for
Bloomfield \. j., Wednesday to spend tho
winter-Miss Alice Graves of West Chazy,
\. y, visited at -. G. Blood's Monlay-
Mr.. Childs and Thomas Mccullough Of
Chazy, n. y, We're in town Monday
NORTH HERO.
Addison Dodds of this place went to
BurliBeton Il few weeks ago to have a
cataract removed from his eye. The OPP
Grafton was performed very successfully,
but a few hours aftcrward he was taken
with vomiting and the strain caused some
injury to the eye. He has the sympathy
of this community, especially of the
church here, which he has 50 faith
fully serVed.-Norman HaZen and family
of st. Adams were in town last wcak visit
ing their friends. Me-. llazen is here again
this week finishing up his fan work on
their place at the North end.-John Parker
has been spending Il few days in Rurling-
ton with his amily.-Dawson McGregor
of Alburg has purchased the farm known
as the Jam Mcbride place Mr. cav
anaugh Of P.attaburgh is doing the plow-
ing on it.
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Stylish Jackets A handsome
IT, CO.. =.

the finishing touch to a woman's
costume--the needed article to COM
plete a handsome, rich effect for
street or travelling. We show rare
ly stylish ones and goodness of the
materials and the superb way in
which they are finished make them
the most desirable garments we have
seen-Priced from $5.9S to SIS.