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The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27
TWIN CITY NEWS.
MINNEAPOLIS.

Go to Miller's, Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue. Tor your photographs.
For good cigars call at v. 5. Con.
RAIDS. corner of First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet. He will suit you.
The Advance Restaurant, PA Wash
inpton avenue south, is up to date in
service and equipment II you want
good meal in a clean place don't fail to
90 TO the Advance Restaurant.
Go to John l. Neal, Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, 622 Boston
Block.
Mr.. c. c. Carter, OF Toronto, Canada.
alter spending week IN our city lett
Tuesday Tor his home.
Mrs. Mary Samuels made a flying trip
to Anoka. MINI, on business.
St Thomas Guild gave a social at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Day
last TUESDAY eve A large crowd was
in attendance and the program render
ed was highly appreciated by all pres
ent. Miss Mayme Weir gave two hui
morous selections, and Mesdames Wat
son and Monroe were never in better
voice Mrs. Geo Smith played several
of her own compositions. VIM, r.
Morris. Esq, spoke in very hattering
terms to the ladies OF the guild and par
tcularly to the young ladies' Mrs
Vim, Smith sang a solo. also Mr.. w.
Jones. The program ended with a
quartette consisting OF Mr. and Mrs.
Watson and Mr. and Mrs Monroe
Mrs, p. + Hale acted as accompanist
The many friends OF Mrs. Mary John
son will be pleased 10 know that after
undergoing a very delicate operation at
St. Barnabas Hospital she is improving
nicely under the care oi d. r. S
Brown
Mrs. l. A. Smith. Of Chicago. was
the guest of Mrs. NJ. Brady last Satur-
day and Sunday She came to ST Paul
to attend the funeral OF her sister Mrs,
II ] Shelton.
the sick list
city. bgt who has been teaching in the
public school OF Chattanooga Tenn, is
dangerously i'll at her home
Mrs JOS Amos is very sick at her
home G4o6 Filth street south.
The ST James Mission. al 4o5 Filth
avenue south. has very fine choir.
HliFNt ittA III NOLibll VI L fOl+ Il0WdlN q.
Come out
Mr. VIM Gray is very i'll at his home
2Slg Chicago avenue
Mrs Phillip r. FATE. -Tfrr most -ac-
complished pianist OF which the Twin
City Airo-Americans can boast has
consented to act as organist for the St
James Mission
Rev. w. II Hart. pastor OF Bethesda
Baptist church Is surprising the eXpec-
ta,louS OF his most Sanguinc friends in
the excellent results OF his short pas
toratc in this city
The news reached here that Rev. J.
VIII King is setting Englewood. H.. on
FIRE, spiritually Ie will return tonight
Mrs. J. G. Reid. wife OF the former
editor of this paper has returned TO the
city, after short visit i'll Chicago
A number OF gentlemen met Wednes-
day evening and discussed the advisa-
bIIity OF organizing a subordinate lodge
to be affiliated with the United Broth
crhood recently organized in Chicago
and Hon J. Frank Wheaton. imperial
organizer will probably be asked in the
near future to come hither and set up
the lodge
The Episcopal Mission is source OF
great promise to those interested in the
work II contemplateS. and Is constantly
growing in membership.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27
NEW TEN DOLLAR NOTES.
Win lie nm Artistic Feature
of the Bill

The new ten-oollar silver notes soon
10 be issued will bear a handsome trib-
ute to the American navy. The central
feature Of the certificates, says the
Syracuse Herald. will be a steel engrav-
ing of the battleship Maine, blowing
the seas under full steam, as she left
the United States for Havana. under
Capt Sigsby, nearly two years ago.
The engraving is unusually dne in
workmanship AID spirited in concep-
ton. The white hull stands out con-
spicuously on the water, with the dark
caption of the turrets and heavy arma-
ment Two heavy guns point over the
bow, which cuts the water as gracefully
as that Of yacht. The other features
of the certificate are medallions Of two
OF the naval heroes who made the flag
respected early In the century by their
victories over the British and the pirates
OF the Mediterranean. The uniform of
that time. with It's gold lace and fringed
epaulets. gives picturesque historical
character TO the portraits. Over each
medallion Is inclined the partly draped
figure Of goddess, holding branch of
laurel.
These are the essentially artistic fea-
lures of the new note. They do not In
terfere with the general plan OF HI new
notes. TO leave a considerable expanse
of white paper. In which the silk
threads add 10 the facility for detecting
counterfeits. The figure 40" appears
In large plain type in each corner. while
the Roman numerals. h pale blue. on
the left side Of the note. balance the seal
In the same color on the right. The
words United States of America" run
straight across the top of the note in
a graceful style Of type.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27
Mrs. Logan nj san Francisco.

San Francisco Jan. &c MR.. John
4. Logan. Jr.. widow Of Mai Logan.
who met his death in the Philippine,
with her children and accompanied by
her mother. Mr.. G. II. Andrews. and
o friend Miss parmalce, Of Cleveland,
o., has arrived here 10 await the ar
rival Of her husbands remains on the
transport Thomas, due in a few day
from Mnniln.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

Mr. BRYAN was bnuquoted by tho
Robert navis association at their club.
house iu Jerscy city at night, after
which be- delivered n political speech
before large crowd IN s. MnFy's
hall Mr.. llAun received most
hearty reception from about $500
persons, 4ll that could possibly get
into the hall. 10 whom be- spoke for
nearly two and a baif hours upon ell.
ser. trusts aud Imperialism
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Columbus. o., Jan. 26.Mr. Nippert
introduced what is known as The Cox
Ripper" for the city Of Cincinnati. II
ubolishcs the present board Of city AZ.
TO consist of five members 20 be ap-
pointed by the governor. The salarlcs
are fixed at $4,000 per anuum. The
bin legislatos out - Office 1900 city en-
ployes Of Cincinnati. II is strictly a
party mrAsnrc.
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lnfrrh In AA1lrnir.

PcLing, Jan. 20, The imperial edict
nsued Wednesday taSs that. owing 30
the emperor's poor heallh. be is unable
10 conduct she business of state. and
appoints ia 'bgu, son Of Prince Tu.
ano. he heir Tie emperor. apparent.
j. has been compelled b5 the d0wngtr
TO abdieafe.
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r. M Errlnnln

Dunkirk. y ~ Jan 20 Fire did
s2g0lB90 damagc NJ Frsdonla. village
three miles 80 nth ~ punkitl Besides
the less To lie buiifirfs tie power
house u The Duukifk and Fredonla
Street Car %. ssas destroJed together
with ali the r4fa
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MrmnrlnI tn Ilrr rnrtn1..

Ncw York. Jan. 70. Details Of Aiss
Helen Goult'H beurfafti1n 20 she naval
branch ~ the s. ". G. g.. Brooklyn.
have just been made public. She has
given Fi@i,GbO 10 the institution. and
has secured title 10 adjoining property
for o 'itc for ness G'e.story building.
The ucv building Will be- memorial to
Miss GOu,d's father nfd mother.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

Nsrshail. Mich, jan. &C. Hon.
August -. Hyde, eN-tuperinteudenl
counts tbe special committee which has
brfu iuycs'isating the accounts Of
county officers discovered alleged
fhoriaFeE 10 neiRhb1rho9d ~ 5000,
was arrested, cbHged with embcz<le.
ffgrt
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indianapolis, la. Jan. 60 The
joint conference ~ operators and min
err began thrcc.quarlers ~ mn hour
late Thur,dni morning aHd the al
mpfpbcfc wns chilly After an ne.
rjmonious session "a motion 80 adjourn
subject 10 the clil ~ ihc scalc com
mIttce prevailed. The operators
hustled back 10 the Druison aud the
miners trnItrrod.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

The lower house Of the legislature
met of II o'clock and on molten Of Mr.
tantrsll, Democratic lender. rcsoiu.
ton was adopted excluding all but
ladies from the chamber aud galleries.
Mr.. Catfou trtpj asked the consent
~ The house Of rcpr'scrtatises 10 per.
nit non-membsr 70 proteut trsolu.
ton. bot Speaker Trinh,e ruled. that
robDdy bot "a mrrb her could do 30.
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na.shnII Mnsaalt. M.r,.

Cleveland. o., Jap 20. - Every club
ia the National baseball IeaRue wa
represented 81 mestibg ef the mag.
rates 10 sesaiou here 81 the HolieGdsn
hotel. Ihr utmost care was taken by
thgsf attending the meeting 10 prevent
lheiF idrntitk from lrennlInR Known
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MI ID neeL Larar Etrar.Ion..

View York. Jan. 26.~Tbs passenger
carrying transatIa tie steamship lines
are almost uniformly Ftfssiug o box
large fxeBrsisus fDf passags u Europe
this summer.
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Ie nn, 1l..ai rninllnr..

New York. Jaa. The llrooklyn
institute Of srts and aeieuees has it,.
elded 80 pufehase FOR $50 .agn the ia
moss fissoi objection Of s1n paintings
fsprf renting the history Of he life Of
Christ
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

London. Jan. PROT. Max Muller.
corpus professor q comparative phi
ology At Oxford, " no vas sapFased 10
be recovering from q long ilireas. has
suffered relapse aud his condition is
causing great at iety. lie vas born
in 15g3
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Mrreksh In a Inn.

Thomasyilie. Ia jar. p. Tie sue
eiaI train bearirg BE- Indiana iumber
men on their sou hsra toHr eoilided
with a freight engine IN dense fog IN
the Way Cross Yards. SeFefai pe9pie
are reported injured.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

Columbus. o., Jan. 20. Suit was filed
in the United States court by the
Michigan Salt company oRaiusi W 4.
WaFon. Of Columbus. fer over $4,000,
the suit being test Of the Ohio trust
Jaws. Wason was agent Of the con
Germ and states that be hos pnrpoFeiS
held back the money to test The trust
las.
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Mother - Tmpfr.s uena.

DrsEs'tn. jan 70 The dew aesr
dtsthess ~ EeblssA T. HolsfsIu. mother
~ Empress Augusta Victoria. ho has
been kuift ring from pisufiey. elstl here.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27
Anoths. D,namIts ont,nKs,

Lfaasii.e. Col. Jan. TO-. TIE third
q series - dynamite Splosisls ,sith.
ia he eiit .lmiiR occurred early 10 the
morning. wreebirF ths handsome rsti.
denee 81 A. Y Hunter ills millionaire
mins owner. ard she home u j. {.
Htehey. sd joiaing
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diamond. ssoiss.

PhHadelpbia. Jas 90. Diamonds
valued ST ST. 60 were stolen from the
safe IN The o@sce ~ J0sf ph x. Dawson
4 son. manufacturing Jewellers.
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brought 20 sass

sasz. Jan. &c. osmsn Digra the
principal general of the late Khalifa
Abdu.iah. who WAS recently taken pris-
OnfF Ly the British. has been brought
b4fe
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

He tried to kiss me. jude" saa the
female complainant.
Did fe succved!7 queried the court.
Five daIlars' fness thundersd The
soart, turing 10 the prisoner. BE asorp
ssreiui Hszt time @--PaHzdelphia North
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kaHsh. 81, After Conventions.

Nov York Jan. a6. \ special 10
the Times from Washington Gays;
Kansas city is 90 make q strong pnsh
here 10 have he democratic national
s0nFebfioa sent to that cts.
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goss ONE nebb~a.

Kankakss. IL. Jan. 25,-The pot
Office Al Bradley wss entered by bar.
glars. the ssfs blown open ard about
800 worth Of ttamps and 50 essh
tsken.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

London. Jan. 20. The creditors Of
the earl Of Yarmouth mri and resolved
10 place his estate 10 bankruptcy.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27
ARMED MEN At FRANKFORT
Surround the Safe House and Issue
an Appeal to the Lesis-Z
lature
wARNlsG TO NEED IMPENDING PERIL.

Runhor THAT All Democratic Deputy
sherIns at state Have neen sum-
Mpned 10 Frankfurt--Alt Hut La
dies Excluded from Lower House
of Legislature.
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MANY DELIVER SPEECHES.
Close OF the Debate in the House on
tee Brigham Il. Roberts
Case.
MANY ARGUE FOR MINORITY REPORT.
Large Crowds Fiji Galleries and
Listen to the Speeches of the Con-
EreHsmen - Roberts Is Present.
senate Passes Urgent Deficiency
ntIl with Amendments.

Washington, Jan. 26.-This is the last
day of the debate in the house on the
Roberts case, and interest continues
unabaied. Large crowds again filled the
galleries, when the house was called TO
order at IL o'clock.
Some minor business was transacted
before the debate was resumed, \ bill
was passed TO create another judicial
district in the eastern division of Ten
nesSee.
\ bill was passed fixing the salary
of the postmaster of Washington at
sc. 1000.
February 10 was set aside for pay
ing tribute to the memory of the late
Representative Settle, of Kentucky.
Mr.. Sims (Tenn.) was the first
speaker Thursday. lie made a legal
argument in favor of seating. aud then
expelling Mr.. Roberts.
Mr.. Johnston CIV. Val advocated the
expulsion of Mr.. Roberts.
MIR. Brosius (Pa) argued that meta
physical and technical considerations
should not deter congress from doing
its duty. In this crisis Of the nations
good name and fame, such considcra-
tons should be swept aside and the
will of the people executed.
Mr.. Grout tNt) supported the con-
tertion of the ma iority for exclusion.
Mr.. Talbert Is. c. said that in
case Of such abnormal and defiant inn
morality technicalitics should not
weigh. Representing the constituency
he did. he said he should vote against
Roberts first. last and all the time.
Mr.. Adamsou (Ga.) said violation of
the statute against unlawful cohabita
tion entitled the offender to member
ship in the peniteutiary, rather than
the house OF personalities.
Mr.. Roberts came into the hall while
Mr.. Adamson was speaking and lis
tened to the debate from lounge in
the lobby behind the rail.
Mr.. Ray On. " was In favor of the
exclusion OF Mr.. Roberts as polyg-
nmist and an offender against deeenoy,
Mr.. Freer (W. Va.) also advocated ex-
clusion.
Mr.. Brick Qnd) favored expulsion.
He did not want 10 make martyr of
Mr. Roberts which would win for him
pity or sympathy.
Mr.. Moody (Mass.) argued that the
house had the right to exclude or eX-
pei, but that it was expedient that Mr..
Roberts should be excluded.
Mr.. Grosvenor (OD supported the
views Of the majority in favor OF exclu-
sion. lie paid high tribute 10 Mr.. Lit
tlefield's speech. He said he Ind never
heard an ADLER argument on false
ground.
Mr.. Morris (Minn.). a member Of the
special committee which Investigated
the Roberts case and who signed the
majority report, advocated its adoption
in an hours speech.
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Al afIair between prize fighters i ssaaliy
called 3 fn.li. ;it0ugh { could 10 more apIr8-
priateif called a wihdm.ll.- Baltimore Amer
Iean.
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SPI(|N. KOP |. CAPTURED.
Gen. Warren rrfrises Small Beer
Garrison and#Seizes This
Strats sis point.
THE british CASUALTIES aaE.RsayY.
JuhtlRtion in Lnndnn over NIUtorS
Tempered ny the Fear THAT the
norrS MHS Hccnpturr thr Place
Montagu White, norr Representa-
dive, Issues Statement.

london, Jan. -. The war Office
has just issued the following dispatch
from Spearmau's Camp, dated january
*. II; 10 morning:
Gen. WarrtD's truops isat night occu-
pied sptou Ken sufpt-iue the small gar
rlsoR, who fed It has been held bS IT.. all
dan. though We were heavily attacked
especially 10y a N,ry anHuNiuE shell IRE
II fear our casualties arr considerable
and have 10 Inform you with regret. that
Gen. WootHate WAS dangerously wourita.
Gen, Warren 81 Of the opinion that he
has rendered the ratmy's position uui,a-
able The men are sp,rudid
rossihiIltN of Urcantprr,
The mhilsjiou over Gen. Narren's
achievement in capturing Spiou kop
Tuesday night is ehasteued bN the re
alization that his success is oulN pro-
visional, rs it appears clear from ten.
Bulicr's dispatch that tie Horr, fully
recognize the Importance Of Spiou kap
and al the time his mcvsagc was seat
oil they had not abandoned the hope Of
rreapturrg the position NrSerthc-
less. heavy load of anxiety has been
removed from the nation, anu there h.
general expectation that, as the Brit
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4 rumor IA In circulation. but per.
sisicui,y denied. That Judge Caotrill. %
the local circuit court. has summoned
all democratic deputy sberifrs Of the
state 80 come 60 Frankfort. Common.
wealth's Attorney FraukIiu says be
kuusys Of no such order.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

Uneasy lies the bead that wears bonnet
in whieh a larze.sized political bee = con
tiEnally buzzlbg --Chseago Daily News.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-01-27

A joint resolution authorizing the
secretary of War feeeive for instrue-
ton Alemeda Miafro, Of Ecuador. at
the West Point military academy was
passed.
The resolution of Senator Allen
tNeb.) calling on the secretary of war
for all orders all information con
corning the collection OF customs aud
revenues in the Islands of Cuba, Puerto
Rico and the Philippines WAS passed
with slight modification.
At the conclusion of morning. Seua-
tor Hale (Me.), of the appropriations
committee, called up the urgent de-
ficieney bill, and the senate proceeded TO
its consideration.
The bill with its senate amendments
was passed.
Senator Money tMiss.l took the floor
to speak on the resolution relative TO
voters in the south.
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Herring On shipping AM.

Washington, Jan. .6.-The hearings
on the shipping bill were continued
Thursday by the house committee ON
merchant marine and fisheries. A.
Furuseth, of San Francisco. in behalf
of the international Seamen's union,
spoke in opposition to the bill ON the
ground that il contained nothing TO
restore American sailors to American
ships and give American boys their sea
legs"
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Warrington. Jan. zs.-At the begin
ning Of Thursday session Of the ser
ate Senator Cockreli Mo-. from the
committee on military affair. report
ed a substitute for Senator Pettigrew's
resolution calling for information re-
gardiug the Occur d Aiene mining
troubles last year.
The substitute calls upon the fecrs-
tary ~ war to submit to ne senate cop
les Of all orders given 10 Gen. II. &. Mtr-
ram. and TO all Officers under bin, and
especially ans proclamation 81 zen.
Merriam. and as 10 the orders coHcerEs
iug the treatment Of civilian prisoners.
TIE retolufios vas passed.
4 house bin authorizing the Chiesgo.
Rock Island d Pacific Railroad com
pany 20 use certain right of way
through The Fort Reno and Fort SAT-
military reservations VAS passed.
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Representative Lnnham. of Texas,
spoke in support Of the majority reso-
lutions, saying in part:
Mr. Lanham said that n there ever had
been a necessity for the rational assertion
and vindics ton Of the supreme prerogutiVs
OF the house. this occasion Was now upon
us He loved the constitution Of his coun~
try and the Institutions Of his Eovernmcn at.
but neither the constitution requires nor
do the people expect the house Of repre-
scptatives 10 do anything ridiculous The
trainers OF the constitution never coutfm-
plated that their work or any part OF II
should lead to any absurd.ty We can
never convince the American people. said
he. that to admit Roberts and Instantly
expei him In q logical a nd consistent proceed
ure. The motive that viii prompt the vote
either 30 expel or exclude Will be precisely
the samc-aud that ~. because ne -
polyRamist. II a disqualification not men
toned 10 the constitution in Imposed IA the
one case. 1t viii be equally superaddsd Ia
the other.
lie said there was no danger OF The Rob
erfs case ever being invoked az proceed
ent-th8t It was unique and solitary IN It's
originality. and the case aud the precedent
would expire with each other
He said We are not here TO impose moral
or religious tests. We are cheerful TO se-
cord TO the people Of Utah al the privileges
and immuuities Of citizens Of sovereign
states They may elect whOmsoeyer they
will Mormon or gentle. but We will not
recognize hts credentials. nor welcome
their tepvesentatiye-eisct. II he be a poIyga-
mist IN fact and have mora than one living
wife The people OF Utah must keep their
Covenants With the American people aud
respect the laws and ciVi!fza lion Of the age
lie said ia conclusion.
In behalf Of the affairs and the fire.
sides 81 cur common land-ths rooftrses OF
American h9mes-the holy estate Of matri-
mony Ard the sacred and ihyioia bic aaso-
Citations OF the family circle. with a solemn
regard for the constitution or my country
and he dignity o. the popular branch Of
It's iegtslature. with a decent respect TO
the opinions Of mankind. and the fear Of
God bef0rs my eyes. 1 declare my belief
that brigham u Roberts ought not, for
one Instant Of time. 10 be admitted 20 mem
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Ish have succeeded IN keeping the hill
nll day lorR, they will manage t"r'inin
a uuiil Gru. Warren plants guns
enough on n TO dominate the iuu
trpUth hes riplf and left
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There i. the usual deposition here TO
rNapg,rute the importance Of th" point
.cored. hat the best Informed people
realize that Gen. Huller tiill has Sc task
ahead of him calling for The most toR.
grd persistence and uutiriuR attack,
and that the difficulties will increase Hs
the position develops.
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"cHARLEs I'lNLEY,


"DH TItUMAH " HEnnY,
- W KAHUR.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-01

The large and increasing circulation
Of The Iowa Homestead in this county
is a matter OF congratulation to the pub
fishers and to good farming, for. Of all
the papers Of its class in this country, it
is easily the best and most helpful It's
Special Farmers Institute editions,
Issued with the regular edition the first
week in each month, have been for
years the admiration of all practical
farmers. Written wholly by farmers,
full OF actual experience and smell OF
the soil. We have been fortupate
enough this season to secure terms for
The Homestead and its Special Farmers
Institute Editions, together with The
Poultry Farmer and The Farmers Nut
ual Insurance Journal, four of the most
valuable farm publications in the
country, that enable us to offer the
four in connection with the REPUBLICAN
for Sl.45 for the entire five, for one year.
This is emphatically good thing, and
no farmer in this county should fail to
take advantage Of this offer. For a
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reading nothing has ever been offered
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farm paper, a poultry paper, a farm
insurance paper and the Special Farmers
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order them.