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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-12-07
..os EDWARD COUNTY OIREoToRY'
,orytcR At FARNvILLK.l

OFFICE AT FARSvILLE.l
o.o Hundley. Judge Circuit Court
hon' v'v' crute. Judge County Court
hon' j. ~ NJ Watkins. Commonwealth Atty.
Ho4l' a whitehead. Clerk Circuit and County
CG9'E o Garland Deputy Clerk Circuit and
s.sisors: Io.ss K. NJ. Burton, +. L. Dup1Iy'
si Il. Hubbard. A. A. haskins' u W.
s;n.,,s, SOL Commissioner OF Revenue.
% II ewing. Treasurer.
y 4 dickinson, Sherifi.
y orange Deputy sherln. 49,. s.,,.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

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kfosrorycII,-By Committees. .
fovs w 4. Davidson W. +. Gillian
20 s l. Won. MO'E r. Wall, J. b. Farrar and
& l. srsmOSws'' T.. Anderson, A. f. Cralls
al Ferwr%ip p Gillian. A. e Cralle and
81 srs@pis'IM sE T. Morris. W. e. Davidson and
!. 8 18TH. iI r Martin. f. l. Morris and w.
gAodsI'sOVwi P. Gillian. f. l.. Erambert
,ssA. + IT. 81 wall. f. l. Erambert and w.
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B ,ss,iI,H,. ssiIsi. f. cralle, <. l.. Ersmbert and
IL NARY ssI'IInBi l. Farrsr. f L. Morris snd w.P.
allian;, qsrk-E. J. whitehead.
Ios1re.s'sssnrer-S. W. PauletI Jr.
Ciy li'ssioner OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT hlce-
loa loasl'.,ssSssnt-R. ID. Miller;
cH lie FOCUS and J. r. Ligon.
es,a.trtc Plsnt-O. I. wicker.
500 D. Department-G. N. RoOeson.
thlsi rrnnmmissiOner-J \. Hart.
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know II.
How 70 Rind Ont.

ril bottle or common glass with your
water and let II stand twenty-four hours: q
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-12-07

der are out Of order.
What to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge 20
often expressed. that DR.. Kilmer's swamp
koo'. the great kidney remedy fulhlls every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. II corrects inability
10 held water and scalding pain in passing
II. or bad effects following use OF LIQUOR
vine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 20 often
curing the day. and TO get up many time,
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for Its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
hyou need amedicine you should have tho
best. Sold BY druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery Ek
and book that tells HFlF~1s TEp9s
more about II. both sen. .lHiin5,sS
absolutely free by mall, s>sl1sl. III. ..EEfEEp
address DR.. Kiliner & Home o, s-.nnRoo.
Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
sion reading this generous offer In this paper.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-12-07

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out Of order.
What to Do.
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GOOD HENHOUSE DOOR.
Can BE Opened with n Cord from
Front OF the Pen or from the
Alley Way.

The doors that lead from each pen
out into the yard should be made so
as 10 open with cord from the front
Of the pen. or from the alley-way. A
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-12-07
EFFECT ON MANKIND.
DR.. Talmage Shows How the Spirit
of Greed Destroys.
strong Denunciation of Those Who
worship the Golden Calf OF
Modern IdOlatry-Day of
Judgment Coming.

copyright. 1900. by Louis Klopsch.l
Washington. Oct. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
eHbsWeItOs

III lunes Sc celtbro ante Ia Corte de
Areclbo ell juicio nslico de la causa Sc.
guida a nu st'os oorreligionarios de Bar
celoneta don Napomuoeno Flores don
N arciso Padilia.
e aba cali ,ado de delito electoral.
Sc abri0 Ell a. to, Sc verlti 50 la pruebs
vel aousador retro sus oonclusiones pro
vicionslee.
Asf termino la burda comedia.
En- la f.rsa de los comicios, convenfa
III int rventor que sancionsse la iDmora
lidad oil escaudalo. Nuestros amigos
protestabsn. Pero era precise que su VOC
la apsg sse la vioIencia de la tiranfa.
Fueron encsrcelados. Sc les eniuici6
orimiua'mente. z eutre tanto tenian ell
campo lbre nue. tros advcrsarios.
81 habo un pretesto para procesarles,
deffcil era que apareoiese otro para esta-
bleoer la condena
prooeeo Sc frsguo en- una camara
oscnra de jlzgsdo municipal.
La vista phblica fue la reoonstitueion
de loe b chos pasados en- plena luz, sin To-
bregueees y sin sombrss |!
La justicia Sc impuao.
Ia justicia SO hizo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
PETICION FISCAL
Causa por asesinato fustrado
I'm CAMARERo C0MplLCE

Pur informes que nosotros llegan,
sabemos que Ell honorable fl cal de la Cor
te de Distrito de Msyaguez, solicita en-
sus eonoluoiones provicionales la ,pena de
doce amos, cuatro meees un dia de presidio
para ell que trato de asesinar d nuet tro dis.
tinguido amigo don francisco Bianchi, de
Afssco.
Igaal pens tene peiida para los ocn.
plices del crimen, entire los que por
10 que tarro1s, el sumario, Sc encuentrs
don Iguacio Seins 1 sasa, representsnte in.
CONDITIONAL en- la Ca:nsra de elegaios.
Ahora deducimos nosotros POI que
los elcctos por la oiudad dea4Q ste ae atre.
vieron exigir al Gobernador qGa .desttuya
s los honorabes jueces que forma@e :aquel
tribunaE. 81.
ssins Iaasa es oonceptuado como conn.,
plice de IN crimen.
lreoiso es que vayan iu2gar eu
proceso jueces ineptos, il lenciados por
las recoEnend dsciones de partido, para que
Seins sslga irresponsible, ya que nc ante
la concsencia pub'ios, al menos ante les
mayas de los c6digos.
s. "a des tubre el iuego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
Ell SR. nUNOz RIVERA

Aver, al medic dia, sali6 para San
Juan nuestro qaerido amigo, el jefe del
psrtido federal, don Luis Mufloz Rivera.
Fu6 con ell objeto de ratifearse en- la
recusacion que ha hecho del presidente
Ramos, que entiende indebid mente en- la
csuss que SO sigue por los tiros en- la oalle
de la FOTtaleza.
Nuettro amigo llego s N uan d las
tres de la tarde trmaBecio en la CoTte
de 0.strito hasta las cinco media, sin po
der rstifcarse por h.ll.rse . squells hora
constitnido ell tribunal.
Prob ablemente ell sen Mufioz e We
ra pernanecera en San j Juan b Asts ell II
dia sen llado para la celebration del juicio
oral.
Sc hospeda en- ell hotel Inglaterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13

tlr NADIA que Sc aparte del extrictc
cumpllmlento de la ley.
Conste que no deseamos ell ma
de nadle, y que consideramos muy
noble la virtud de la clemencia: perc
ees cuando no resulta en- periuicio de
los lntereses sociales, que estamos to-
dos en- ell deber defender.
No podemos estar conformes en-
que Sc confunda al delincuente poll
tlco, al extraviado por ideas ab,sur-
das, con ell criminal vulgar. que q
sangre tria realiza sus crfmenes. ESQ
es abrlr de par en- par las puertaa
del Presldio; ESQ es alentar los cri-
mlnales que andan sueltos por ahi,
con burIa y escarnio de los tribuna-
les de justicia.
Los que piden el indulto de esos
criminales, basado en- motives de po-
Utica, 8 desconocen ell origen de esos
crimenes, 6 Sc erigen en- sus protec-
torres. Lo primero no cabe en- 10 po-
sible, pues los tribunales que conde-
naron a esos hombres pusieron EN-
claro ell movil que les guiara. Lo
segundo 10 estampamos aqui titulo
de moAstruosa inconsciencia. Y 81
pretenden ESQ por caberles acentua-
das dudas respecto a la imparciali-
dad de la sentencia, 10 que cumple
no es pediriel indulto, sino la revision
de esos processes.
Esa Camara, que en- vez de aten-
der a la crisis economical que nos
agobia y levantar nuestra decaida
agriculture, Sc ocupa de pedir indul-
to de asesinos E incendiarios, es una
Camara no solo inutil para el pro-
greso del pals, sino una Camara disol-
vente.
Nosotros esperamos que el Con-
sejo Executive, y sobre todo el gober-
nadoF Allen, no aprobara tan des-
cabellado proyecto 81 sc presenta tai
como nos 10 .telegrafia nuestro CO.
rresponsal.
Porque no es justo, nj moral.
Porque es un proyecto estupendo,
que hace girar en- una misma 0rbita,
a los ciudadanos honrados y a los
malhechores vulgares, midiendo a
todos por ell mismo rasero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
CAMARERAs

-El delegsdo Cornwsll, presentara
eu breve IN proyecto de ley la Camara'
sobre Ia division de la isls en- COndados.
Don Francisco Mariana QUfiones Sc
RETRO de la TINA session, sntes de levan
tarse squela.
Nos dicen que ell cGnsdrerO Zechini
es una N mia en- los actos del cuerPo egoS-
QUO barbosieta. No psrls.
-Descartes sometera muy pronto
Ia sprob4ci6n de sus compafieros an como.
Uido bin. sobre la legslidad ole las ririas de
gallop.
No hay duda que los hombres de la
Camara unconditional Sc preocuPan Por oil
blenertar la cultura de la TERRA nativs.
Core ell rumor de que otro de los
REPRESENTATIVES trabaia ectIvamebts por
que Sc suspenda ell impuesto sobre los nal
pes y los licores. y
Mr.. Cror W Ill por 10 que dice 1he
San Jupn Ne,os ha hscho prodigios en-
Ia lepgua de Cervantes. En la session pro-
xims pasada rus ccmpsferos Sc quedaron
bt6nitos ousndo contesto en- correcto 90
pafiol Conforme, q la serie de kmociones
que Sc presentaron la 9. mara.
En- la session del sabado hicieron los
siguientes tmbrsmieptos de emplesdos
prOVlslonaies lpterk rSIe' ISlOoIuo -, -
taqufgrsfo , traductor, Geo w. onine''
traductor adicionsi, Pedro Castro; syu
dante del secretsrio, Manuel Catals; ttPPe
critters, jose Vidal Cardons, ConTado
Asepjo Luis Ca-troj mensAgeros' ml
gueI Araoil Severe Marrero.
Go1an la s'guiente retribucion oo'l
diana:
T. qufgrsfo , trsductor. s6; tradnc-
Tor adiolonal s5; Subsecretsrio -; type
writer's 81 cada uncj porteTo ~ 0oi uos
menssj, eros 81 90 cada uno.
-El doctor r nero, seguu nos ln
forman, al finaliEar 10 lecturs del mensnge
del 4obern ador cuando la spertura de las
UamsrAs, sc impresiono de tai manera que
lloro como un nifio.
Los delegados no Saben d que ate
psrse para celebrar sus sesiones. hsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
UN ACUERD0 De LAS CAMARAS
oVWestrN prOteStN

La Camara republlcana, que has
ia ahora no Sc ha ocupada de ningun
asunto de trascendencia para ell pals,
acaba de tomar TN acuerdo que, por
10 disolgente, deberia lamar la aten-
ci6n del Gobierno: indultar a todos
los condenados por los delitos de in
cendio, asesinato y robo en- cuadrilla
verifcados durante ell periodo de la
invasion.
Es hasta donde puede llevarse la
perturbaci0n moral de unos hombres
Y de un partido, que ha nutrido sus
filas con gente Talsana, con los per-
turbadores del orden p1blico, con los
que atacan la propiedad y la vida de
los ciudadanos.
Esos representatives del partido
republicano en- vez de proponer leyes
tendencies a moralizar la sociedad, Y
presentar buenos ejemplos a nuestro
pueblo, tratan de extraviar el senti-
do moral, lanzando a la vida social
bandidos y asesinos que recluidos
estan, por mandate imperative de la
ley, en- las mazmorras de los presi-
dlOS.
Nos explicariamos ese indulto y
10 aplaudiriamos, 81 Sc tratase de apli-
car a los delitos llamados polsttcoS,
pero nunca q los autores de crime
nes que horrorizaron esta sociedad
mOrigerada.
Las partidas que a raiz de la
invasion Sc levantaron en- algunos
puntos dc la isla, no obedecian
yenganza politica fueron partidas
que Sc dedicaron al robo, al saqueo
y al asesinato.
Reclamar para esos malhechores
ell titulo de p0LtttcoS, es ell escarnio
mayor que de nuestra politica puede
hacerse, y de clio protestamos, ha-
ciendo constar que ninguno de esos
procesados tiene la mas minima CO..
uexi6n con nuestro partido.
IA d6nde vamos por ese camino?
acknowledgements esa es la via que
Conduce la disoluci6n social. No
creemos que Ell Gobernador apruebe
ese acuerdo de las Camaras; porque
el gobierno americana, devote de la
libertad y la justicia, no debe admi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
D.stirguido jefr ;

D.stinguido jefr;
Desde 10 mss fntimo de nuestros 60
yaxones fslieitS mosle calUrossm >nte por sus
subIirnes aItfcuIos q La DisOLHsi6a3 publ
cados en- las ccI0mnss de su muy vIril GUAM.
to iIustrado periodioo <LA DEMocRACIA. ,
All ! epto es, 10 que Sc llama esori :
bir con pluma de orc. !
Pronto, h6 insigne patricio! !! Puer-
to r co entero sc eonvencerA de que la
Diylna Providencia os tiene destinado b
que seals { en- dias 20 lejancs) nuestre
primer miristro , Executor de sus altos
designios.
Si, valiente oampeon de nuestras Sa
GRO Santas libertades, vOs sois la gran
cabeSd como nosotros Ell cuerpo, no es
lfcito 4 ttro el sustituiros, nj nadie ell
arrebataros esa inmensa gloria que vos
solo vos os pertencce.
Adelarte, pues, Hyo Predilecto de
nueltrs muy guerilla idotAtrada Patris,
aue vuestra es la Victoria
re sius toDt vous.
Votre humble adors teur,
Y Mariani, Gsnaro Estrada, Salus
tiano Sierra, Elena Espinet, Ramon Var
Gas. Mariana Arroyo, Rug. Toro J
Castillo, q. Rodriguex Ame1es, Juan
I,ope Castillo, Alejandro Rodriguez, Car
melo Rodriguex, Ramon Font A. y Font,
Rod q. fo Acosts, Carmelo Agnstini, Jose
Leiva Antonio Cordero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13

vueito sobre Ell acuerdo de celebrarlas de
noche. Asf hay la ventsja de que no Sc
gasts alumbrado.
Nos dicen que Coll y TDs:e como
Zechini, es otro representante mudo de los
repubicanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13
RINCON

Dicie embre 8 le 1900.
s for Don Luis Mufiuz Rivera
Csguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-13

AL comenzar estas nness proponfame
cerrarlss dando ouenta del gran meeting
celebrado Ell domingo o; pero me extendi
do demssiado, ms kline teniendo en- cuenta
las dimenalones de LA DEMoCRACIA, asf es
que dejzr6 para msflana la resefla del acto
polftico & que aludo.
COrresPOnsal.
Diciembre 10 de 1890.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

1R]Qd|QQ[b01o [leyp@ 4
JOHN n. MosiER.

rs a1E aN NNaN1N 1SNS9S7V7NNNNN;
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
Flfty-First Iowa Band.

The members of the 5lst Iowa band
are making a concert tour of the state
and are to be in Audubon Monday
evening February Goth. The press
comments in the towns in which they
have played are very eloquent in their
praise of the talent of the band. Some
have even compared them with Gill
more's and Sousa's bands. While in
Manila we know this band was second
to none in the Islands. Since their re-
turn they have devoted al. their time
to the concerts and we have no doubt
but that it will be an entertainment
That will please our mnsic loving
people. 1T is one worthy of our
patronage. Following is their pro-
gram:
PART FIRST
;, The Barber of Seville 1''Ss''''
iopu'a' nneoieS America Bendiz
cornet Solo, "A; coyait -covalt
l. DANA -sampaguita 2. Waltz, Airs ia de-
-. Populairies. 3. National March.
Alsorere- !, yirdi
March of the Ffty-First Iowa. -Langenbere
(The Regimental MarchJ
Exhibition Of Curios-F ilimon Our Filipino Boy.
vocal tlons------COmpany II " Quartette
PART SECOND.
Dance Specialties- Ruby and Hazel Jackson
Grand Specialties Gounod
From Faust with Solos for Cornet, Mr.. Covalt
strong; Finale, The Soldiers Chorus.
Plccolo Solo, Concert Polca L. H Davis Brewer
Lilliputian.
In Their Memory
(aa) Choral, The Chapel -.----.--.-. Krutzer
~ Sacred March, Taps ---, Farmhouse
"a tribute to the forty-six boys who laid down
their lives during the regimental organization)
hiedley Boettger
Coon Town Let Loose
Evening Idyls. Ian Evening in the Philippines )
:, Sunset; Evening Festivities; Dreamland.
Sweet be thy dreams, refreshing thy sleep;
May heaven bless thy life, so good and bright,
And trouble ne'r come. no care be thine;
Farewell, sweet lady; dear one, good night.
- Star Spangled Banner.
colors)
GEORGE w. LANDERS, CHIEF MUSICIAN.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

II you want piano or organ go to
w. II. OConnell's. He can save YOU
money on all kinds of musical instru-
ments.
For SALB.-The entire livery stock
in the j. P. Tharnish livery barn. Call
or enquire of Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish,
administrators.
Olaf Jensen, the popular and oblie.
ing clerk in at Bilharz & Sons store
took day off last Wednesday to at.
tend wedding out in Sharon town.
ship.
FOR SALE.-Four span of mules,
four and five years old, weighing
from 1870 to 1900 pounds each. They
are OF good color and smooth build.
JAMES LAW,
Melville Township.
There will be surprise party on
MT. and Mrs. John C. Fisher at their
home southwest Of town next Friday
evening They just as we'll get ready
for big surprise as we let them know
the crowd will be on hand expecting a
good time.
Judge Green rendered decision last
Saturday on case that has attracted
more than a passing interest in this
county. 1t was the Incorporated
Town of Audubon VS.. the County of
Audubon Last year when the quar-
antines on account of small pox were
in force in Audubon the city was at
considerable expense for supplies to
those who were quarantined and not
able to supply themselves with the
necessaries of life. The town held that
it was the duty of the county to sup
port these, and in his decision Judge
Green rendered judgment for 5000. 43,
which the county must pay. This de-
cision will also apply to any similar
case in any township in the county in
the last five years.
A case that will interest a great
many teachers of the county has just
been thrown out of the courts. 1t was
a test case of The Teachers Home
Library Club VS.. V. B. Hellyer, of Elk
Ira. The Library Club placed a
libraries in the county but could
get no librarian and the scheme failed
to materialiZe, but the firm held the
notes of the teachers who refused to
honor them. The case was taken up
against Mr.. Hellyer,:the teachers back.
Ing him. 1t is now assured by the
company that they will not prosecute
the case farther with the teachers and
they will not likely be called upon to
pay their notes. It is understood that
if the company take any farther action
1T will probably be against the x-coun-
ty superintendent.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

Ben CASTOR and family are home
from their extended visit in the east
part of the State.
Thos. Bells was down to Dexter
the first part Of the week looking
after some business.
Maurice Armstrong departed for
Ames the first of the wsek to take a
course in pharmacy.
Rev. McSparan, of the Chris tian
church, has gone to Irwin, Iowa, to
conduct a series of meetings.
George B. Van Saun, General Gus
todian of the Grand Lodge of the
State, is holding Masonic School of
Instruction for three days, the latter
part Of the week. Several members
from out of town will be present and
help exemplify the work.
Frank Bradley was in town the last
Of the week and seemed to be pleased
to meet his many old friends. While
here he sold his residence in the east
part of town to w. H. O'Connell.
This is desirable location and will
make Will and his family comfort
able home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
Miss Belle Burnside entertained

Miss Belle Burnside entertained a
crowd of her young friends at the home
of her parents Wednesday evening
with Valentine party. 1t was a
merry crowd with winsome faces and
they were royalty entertained with
sweet music, pleasant games and were
served with a most elegant lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. BilharZ will enter
tain the following gentleman at their
palatlal home, on Upper Broadway,
tomorrow at dinner: Governor Leslie
M. Shaw, being the guest of honor;
Chas. Van Gorder, Frank M. Leet,
Harry A. Arnold, John A. Nash,
Byron S. Phelps, Judge w. r. Green,
Ed. B. Cousins, John M. McKarahan,
Rev. r. w. Matheney, Rev. j. f.
Hinkhouse, Edward Prick, Alexan-
der Il. Roberts, William B. Davis,
d. G.. Mott,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

Wallace Hodge, of Atlantic, spent
Sunday at the home of III. B. Wilson.
on north Chulch street.
Ii you want to save money, buy
Florence or New Crown sewing M @
chine Of w. II. O'Connell.
When in Audubon 60 to Franz
Rice's restaurant for a good meal M
lunch. 1t is the place for the hun
CRY. If
An Associated Press dispatch last
night from Ottawa, Kansas. states
that at Williamsburg, near by town.
Frank D. Allen died from an overdose
OF morphine taken to procure slice
Allen was we'll known newspa,l ~
man, having been connected at diff
ent times with papers at Chicat @s
Omaha and Audubon, lowe. i z
father is one of the wealthiest ste #S
men in Iowa. Back in the middle q. s
Frank Allen was employed in the !. M
vertlslng department of the Oma
Bee. 1t was about that time til ASS
Royal u. Smith began his meteo1H
career as dry goods merchant d 81
Farnam street. During the brief b $
sensational existence of that fira
Frank Allen was it's advertising ager I2
When Royal L. Smith went :nto ti3g$
air and vanished from the city, All VV
VINO was as facile with the pencil Ns3
need be, took up his residence In Cs iS
Rapids, where he worked as repu S |
Later he went to Chicago and bee, HUE
proficient and popular reporter. $$
one time he was night chief of the q S ss5
press association, but it was as pols
reporter that he made his mar
When the Chicago Chronicle came
to existence under the management
Martin j. Russell and Horatio 81
mour in 1885 Frank Allen was chos9
to do "South Side night police.n
that time Allen suffered severely froE
complication of stomach troubld
but he worked along bravely at
nightly task and at lenghth recoverl
some of his old health. Through his,
vigilance the Chronicle escaped being|
scooped by the Record ana Times
Herald on the famous Holmes case,
when the Holmes castle was searched
IN South Chicago, one night and the
bones of some the murderer's yictissX
was found in the furnace togetl
with rings, beads and other effed ID
Two other big Chicago dailies failed u
get the story for the regular editio II
although one of them secured it
wire from New York in time for
early morning extra. Allen was a res
dent for some time at Audubon, low
where he was quite prominent as
democrat.-Omaha World Herald
February 14th.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

Ben CASTOR and family are home
from their extended visit in the east
part Of the State.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
Tuesday, February 20, 1000.

Tuesday, February 20, 1900,
1855 Head of Cattle:-Consisting of
$50 head of steers coming l and 9
years old-these steers are all Iowa
cattle and of extra good quality and in
fine condition; 2 mich COWS, / fresh; 3
heifers. 8 Head of Horses Consist
ing of head of work horses; l No. l
saddle horse: l three-year-old colt; 3
yearling colts. SO Head of Duroc
Jersey Hogs:-Consisting of % sows
bred; l ten-months old boar; 6 fall
boars; 6 fall sows-these hogs are from
some of the most noted herds in Iowa
and are either recorded or eligible to
record. Farming Utensils Consist
ing of complete set of Acme hay
harvesters, Mccormick binder, 1 six
foot Mccormick mower nearly new,
sulky hay rake, Brown corn planter
with l4O rods of wire, ! disc, i Weir
riding pillow new, cultivators, drags,
plows, ETC., lumber wagon, l pair
bob sleds, two-seated light wagon, l
cider mill, ] thirty-foot extension
ladder, 2 sets of work harness, single
harness, 3 saddles, usual amount of
small stuff. Free Lunch. Implement
sale will commence at 10 a. m.
TERMS:-Sums of $40 and under
cash, over that amount credit of ten
months time will be given without
interest if paid when due, otherwise
s per cent from date, purchaser giving
note with approved security. per
cent off for cash.
w. B. DAVIS & SON.
Il. N. Carper, Auctioneer.
J. A. Nash and Frank Rice, Clerks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15

We shall continue the LAW
BUSINESS Sn all Its branch
es as sCeiI as Loans aud Rea
Estate. All matters esatresst +.
ca to as sUiiL s-eceiUe cnref al
attention as heretofore.
NASH S& PHELPS.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
Notice.

Twill conduct feed and boarding
stable at the old stand. Good care and
the best attention will be given to all
patrons.
FRANK THARNISH.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-15
For Sale.

Two fine five acre tracts of la.
proved with good houses and b.
Audubon. For particulars see
JOE CAN
Audubon,