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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-05-17
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want to say to the public that the
black Percheron stallion imported by
Fugeer, of Creston, weight between
ZOO and | 800 is an all round good
horse and has proved himself sure
foal getter and breeder rs he will have
over eighty colts to show for last sea
sons work.
j also have Keota Wonder, an
English Shire horse, bred and raised
by Singmaster & Son; color, brown !;
weight, between LOO and 1880, is
very heavy boned, smooth built, with
good feet and straight legs. Just the
kind to breed TO raise the large export
horses that are bringing the fancy
prices today.
These horses will be kept during the
season of 1900 mt the Dane feed barn
in Audubon, Iowa.
TERMS $1,000 to insure colt to
stand and suck
Call and see them before going else
where. l will be pleased to show them
to you. 1914
VIM. LAYLAND.
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Muict Tax Notice.

whereas on the 2ist day OF December, 1890,
there was certified against lot ten 40 In block
three 81 IN the Town Of Audubon, Iowa, belong
ing 20 V. ). Cook and w, l.. Culbertson II mulci
tax of $4,000, which tax has not been paid nor
any portion thereof. Therefore notice is here
by given that unless the said tax with interest
ana costs are sooner paid, the above described
property, to-wlt; lot ten uOl in block three co
IN the town Of Audubon, Iowa, or so much there
OF as is necessary 10 pay the said tax, interest
and costs, will he sold at the court house In
Audubon, Iowa, on the first Monday In June,
1900, between the hours OF ten o'clock "a. nj. and
fDur O'Clock p. N. of said day,
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, this sth day Of May,
1900.
@. +. BRENNAN,
1874 Treasurer OF Audubon County, Iowa.
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Albany, Tenn. 1t digests what you eat.
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
WITH y j opp sITlo

senate votes u Place Houtelle ON thu
Retired List Of the Navy ri. II. X
w AsH1NaToN, Dec 20. - Congre has
authorized the president to appoint
I Represen tative Charles a. Boutene Of
I Maine to he a captain of the United
States navy On the retired list. With.
ont d word Of pposition or even Of
com ment the senate passed the house
.resolution auth orizing MI. Boutelle's
retirement It 10 expected the presi-
dent win approve the resolution and in
sccor dance with the authorization
nominate him 40 . captain on the res
tired list Of the navy. Mr.. Boutslle 10
vs. member of the present house and y
! mem er-elect Of the next house. It ii
! assumed " that he will resign his mem.
iberahip la the house and thus open the
way for his retirement ii, accordance
with the provisions 81 the resolu tion.
The urgency deficiency bill was
spasAed without debate. ssts SSy
Il Aside from the transaction of & some
foutine business and the passage of NJ 1
private pension bills the senate did
nothing else of imp rtahce II open ~.
sion. b $si S8S Ss <85s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

/, Il aSw ~ CO. j - Drsahas =. ~ E{l
III Soap makes ths bristres soft. " should
not ~ used koy NSAhInas W. 81
silver backa of bsnshe n rubbed
daily With chamoia VIM very seldom
need 4 regular ciea MINI, II. however.
you prefer I'D h yeS y good cleaninE a.
icaslonally moisten \ little hitting with
alcohoi and brush the silver With this.
Brush out gair, ana polish with soft
channels
The backs and dies sc ebcnnyy
brushes should t,t rubbed over with
very little boiled linseed Oh after wash.
Ing and then rul led with q soft dustel
I'LL every YestiGe ~ Oh III removed,
Special caresis need d IN leaning silver
Initials On these. and only very Mi htly
Smoistenad hitting should be used. vi
ssit ~ apt t0 lss M II misty white ma k on
the wood which ls extremely difacul1
{ "a reno I'VE HI lSru s.ling The whitine
SoG after cleaning cnreful not Std
scrafshs te, ebony Tor once scratched \,
{ II spoiled
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
six L uNDRED KILLED.

Big Battle in Colombis IN Rhsah sGovsrn.
Ss8 ment Troops Are vIotorious. sS5
WAsH1NuToN, Dec 10. Tho state
department has received 8 cAbleg1am
from United States Charge d Ahaires
,Deaupre at SBogots, stating that CREST
battle han been fought m lois
Point. Aagdalene riyer. Colombia,
which lasted two days and resulted ii
. decisive victory for the governrnent
IL il reported that 600 ware killed and
many hundreds wounded. Other vic.
tories ~ the government forces Of the
utmost Importance have been an
n II The government is oelebat.
inn the victories and considers itself
greatly strengthened BY the success Of
his arms, II s9s.f EN- XII II: & IA
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
West POINT ING utRY
Cadets say ths Alleged Hasias = Nsiths,
$50 gs sSs Is BFatals or Degrading. s3

IsSsS$S3
Cadets ssy the Alleged l5ssiag = Nsithsr
5s%s sss5 Is Brutal 90 Degrading.
!:s WEsT PoIsr, N. ~, Dec. 70. Some
very interesting testimony was brought
3ous ~ the court 81 inquiry which ID in
vesrigating the alleged hasing Of cadets
1T the military acad emy here in connec.
ton with the recent death Of former
Cadet Book sst: :=sa Il NJ
Thirty-five cadets were examined and
,of these one was the brother Of Lieu
tenant Hobson Of Merrimao fame, an-
other was the son Of General Phil
Sheridan, and third ID q nephew Of
General Brooke. who 10 the presiding
officer 81 the court. 35 HI n
s$ All three told Of the hazing they got
during the encampment q 1928 ct the
time Oscar Z Booz was their classmAte.
and not one Of them said the treatment
received or the things they had TO do
were either brutal or degrading. s$ss$y.
Hobson 3 worst ordeal was whom; he
had to stand on his head IS : bathtub
in which there was about 40 inches ct
watsr. II He said he Was partially
strangled. but was all right in = lew
minutes. Young Phil Sheridan was
made to ride broomstick along the
company . street In commemorative Of
his illustrious fathers ride and he had
TO keep shouting Turn, boys, turn, Z
All the time. He did not think this
was humiliating. he said, although he
did not relish the task. s#sy ~ $ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
BOLD E D LiG AT Il ROBBERY.

Burglars n il aid : so nth sDakotA Bank
5555 ana secure ga1 600. 3.;s "a:
M1LBAsK, S.s .. !, Dec. ~. --- Gold 81
Co.'s bank at Albee, lt miles southeast
81 this city, was entered ~ sburglarssat
noon and 3l, 800 Id cash stolen. The
cashier locked the. bank and went to q
hotel few rods away for dinner On
returning the doors were found I'M
locked and the money gone. So Tar no
trace of the thieves has been found
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
,o.AN7iL,i|No sRE On. / m DAT.

E1ynaioats Forassd ts Bay and Iit NJ i I
Ohsolsts Atlantts Lansr.
\ New YoRK, Dsc.S "a a dispatch I'd
The Journal and ADVERTISED from Lon.
don says:
AI syndicate has been formed Us buy
ian obsolete Atlantic liner, ft II MP 81 4
miniature Monte Carlo casino, moor
her of the English coast just outside
the three mile limit and run 4 big
game IN the Eng liah channel OFF Brigh-
ton. the place chosen. q Launches will
run back and forth TO meet the Lon-
don trains. The boat will be q floating
hotel % well as 8 gambling resort and
visitors may live aboard as long as
they please III luxurious surroundings.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
B KNOX is RE CALLED.

Pursuit % nswst Abandoned Owing %
Il Il; Conditioss - Caps, Colsny.
IA LONDON, Dec. 80. IL 10 reported that
General Knox has :heen forced to aban-
don the pursuit 81 General Dswet, ow-
ing to the sttlation created - Cape
Oolony the Beers crossing the
Grange river. Il - said that 8. 600 Re.
apublioans have sntsred Cape Colony
sand i similar number have reached
Philipstown. The report adds that
sDswet, with about I, 800 men, II north.
east 81 IAdybrand and that an attack
on Winburg - moment arily expected.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
4 kl 7 J!

Josept VI I'd ii Jul II sea scn this ysas
tis limitsd "a siGht weeks Z NJ
lsS The Bosto iapSS will short oduce ias VI
Ensw opsra bys Hood and SSulli
WI. Do6lsy IVA IA ~ put IN stage VA
Charles Hopper abont ChristIna y time.
\ Henry Miller Intends "a Conduct 4 sum AZ,
Imer stock company s. San Fra I. eys
~ va
Herbert Kelley and Miss Efae shan
aalon have Il snsv comedy named I'D Mi SI
II Dsmght WI 81 N sSsS
M John Drew success II, IA rs Richard Car-S
vsr, hasf been Us pronounce sthat he VII
play nothing else this season. a
TIC oris inal scores ~ a 0rma ind
trice al Tend by Bellini, were itss..si
Gently bought by tn Italian er A y \
for 600
4 Herod. 4, the new play being producefs
4 bys Beerbohm Tree iii A London, has but
II Os,0 scene and only nine chAra cters near
FFsly; allsi IN sub0rd inate roles,
\ N. "a. Good win ana Maxine Elliott VIII
produce hen We Vefs Twsnty
i fhe whole 81 III present season. Next
season they may produce I've modeln 4.
eomedies. 5Ss Sss.
i Julia Arthur and her husband. B.5s &,
Cheney. are arranytng g take 9. EN- l,sa
western trip, and IL would appear that
i Miss Arthur has pO motion OF returning l
Ito the stage this season.
4 s The engagement ~ ID 4 nounced 81. ot
\ Forbes Robertson, the prominent Eing,
\ lish actor. to the lead ding lady of his COM.
I pany. Miss Gertrude Elliott, a sister ofs
II Maxine Elliott Mrs. Nat Good win)
Tots in the drama are again bobbing3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
Il Howsto make Cora 11apjaoks.s

How to Make COFn-B1ap3aeks. s8
s For the old fashioned hapjack mix
together one cupful Of cornmeal,, one:
half saltspo onful Of salt. one-half tea.
spoonful OF sugar and one teaspoonful
OF melted butter. Pour over the mix
ture sufficient water or milk thorough
" to wet the meal and let It stand I'M
til cool; then add two well beaten eggs
and cold milk enough to make @ very
soft batter. Fry like griddl ecakes. 5s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
TEL EGRAPHlc BREvlTlEs.

Discussing the Nicaragua canal, the
sst. Petersburg Novoe Vremya says
Russia is not interested in the matter,
but naturally Sides with America,
. Marshal Z. Nelson, the famous scout
Of the late General Lawton, has been
summoned BY General Wood to Cuba
for service under secret instructions.
James J. Jefries and Gus Rubin
have signed articles Sof agreement Il
box 20 rounds Marquis Of Queensbery
rules at Saen gerfest hall, Cincinnati,
on Feb Is. N zYfSs9 ;;35s Vi s5s n IL 53s5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
Taking No Chances. }

/. / & Now,. see here, IS said the Adirondack
guide, II want you to understand that.
you are never to get 20 feet away from
me. Keep right up close, and don't You
dare to wander off, See q y
- But why this peculiar caution ~ III.
CURED the man who was out for big
game. :sss s}8; ss,f sSE2
y & well" said the guide shortly, I'm
too young and I've got too big a family
depending on me to be mistaken for i:
deer. = Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
I. RE 3. II Won E =.

Diseussion oS ths Hay Paunesfote rreaty
n. lras tisally Exhaust ~.
VAsH1saToN, Dec. 20. ~ The execu.
tive session of the senate demonstrated
that the discussion 81 the Hay aunce.
tote treaty BY that body is practically
extausted ana that the senate il ready
for the vote. When, upon Senator
Lodges motion, the doors were closed
md he called DIP the treaty no senator
3eyinosd 8 desire 70 speak fupon! il. a,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
!. New u yveigh ri xs.

H0vv - Wet9h HG4s. 60 500
s Many cookery books III cakemaking
I say 80 many pounds 81 eggs. which
puzzles an amateur conside who
does not know if they are to be weigh
ed with Or without their shells. The
general rnle, however, - that ten eggs.
shells and all. SO to the pound, 20 do
Is egg yolks Of 20 whites. This Is to
allow for waste ,in n separating the
] yolks and whites. Still wherever pos
sible It Is best actually to weigh the
eggs in the shells, and use them ac-
cordingly ;<lE 5 81 s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
4 4, FIoulrth 8 striot Tor Ciappp..s

81 PAUL Dec 80. &C General Olapp d
now the unanimous CHOICE OF the
Foursh district Legislators Tor the
United States ssnatorship. AZ Z meet
lug .nf that body sat the Merchants
hotel his candidacy was discussed and
the entire mem bership ot both house
~ ana senate decided % support him un-
quail fiedly when the time Tor the con.
test arrives No other name was talked
,sot Ut the meeting, tho members signi.
tying their ent husiast tito support % tho
( sc. Paul man ~ the outset :s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

How 20 Make Turnip Crodnettes,
4 Ne Three cupfuls smooth, mashed stur
5nips; season to taste with salt, pepper,
grated horse radish and mace; then
add q few drops OF onion juice and q
tablespo onful Of lemon juice. Add the
beaten yolks Of two eggs and sufficient
bread crumbs to make stir enough to
roll into croquettes. Dip and@fry az
other croquettes. . ~ \: S5t IS BE HID
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
TO COST $4,000, 600.

Union Pacific Awards the Contract for y
\ {$s3 g8sS Forty.dils CntoM. s
SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. %. En-: Y spe.
DIAL from Cheyenne. w., says:
The Union Pacific Railway company
has awarded q contract for cutoff
through Echo canyon from Echo. W..
TO- Salt Lake, q distance Of 40 miles.
The contract price, sc, COX. / 900. 10 one Of
the largest in the history Of railway
construction in the est. The con.
tractors have four years in which to
complete the work. It is said the
Union Pacific has conn leted q deal
with the recently incorpo rated 4 Los
Angeles and Salt Lake rail We. which
will give them u prac tical air line from
Chicago TO the Pacific coast via Salt
Lake. f5. MT $ $5 %;;$ 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
!. RecIklels.Lsll Boy.

hen young Sfellers begins a-courtti tin 4
said Farmer Haicede, ..s'they Jest gits.
crazy, an tibet thar boy Jim 8 mine ain't
no exception. s.s
hats Jim bin a-doin e. asked Farm
Ter Soanreep. Z. M
Dash dinged ef he didn't go inter town
syesterd'y an spend hull quarter fur. q
5teethbrush 3 Philadelphia Press.