Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-08-02

Mr. Fl
teived q
Clara GNrot
hear Hong
the conditi,
China at tn
Mrs Groesbec
is also engag,
near HongNK
pile, and bSth
Moines college.
she said thai they
"a society HI wn
killed two hissio
China and wen doin
of evil up ;heIe ," an
hope that soma of tn
find leisure undhclina.
redress. Then { lie add,
we're so far souA, as tn
are no so easily atected
place up there" dr. and
beck are now with the
sionaries at Swat%, whe!
tend to spend the not seas,
tow is situated oman islam
bay about forty niles fro.
hong, and is, therefce, a safe
from Boxer attacks Mould tn
bellion spread to sotbern IN
The army post movement b,s
reached the stage Which tic ,oo,
plishment may be dee,ed n mr.
tical certainty. The ctnm;ttea
ports subscriptions amontinp in m
rssresate 10 s2l'ooo. us include.
nothing from East Des toines ~.
soliciting committee fronAtbo, "a.
trIct having not yet reporAl. r. M
Eubbell, whose energetic al, MET.
Ing work for the army posttas hoo,
largely responsible for the stsess 40
dained, stated that he had enl o,n
iidence in the outcome. ut is han,,
hard work" he said, land nowSs ora
prepared for a good deal msc 20
the same kind, but l am now srra
that we will be able to meet then
dition which the government imSses
AS 1T is, we have enough mont 81
ready subscribed to purchase cek;r
tracts, but 1t would not be safe
sumo they would be available
the government standpoint. W.
shall keep on and propose to dew
all the time | can possibly spare X
I'll we have doubled the substitution
then we will be prepared for AM
emergency"
Universal enthusiasm is being
shown in the coming of the horsr
show, to be held in Des Moines, Sc
TENDER IL, ~, 10 and IA. Excurs
rates are being provided for ar
large attendance is expected.
horse show week in Kansas
st. Louis and other metropo
cities is now looked upon as the CD.
ing fall function of society, and No
to be in attendance nightly. is to be
out OF society, which means out oil
the world. The horse show means
much for Des Moines. The idea is
Progressive and puts Des Moines in
line with other metropolitan cities
The horse show n Des Moines will
be conducted under the rules of the
National Horse Show and Exhibitors
Association, the same as New York
Chicago, Kansas City, st. Louis, Den
YER, San Francisco and New Orleans
and will consist of the fashionable
furnouts AMI equipage of aristocracy
in competition on their merits in tn,
arena for handsome prizes, trophies
and ribbons. For this purpose the
| management have secured Judges oj
10 s<xT IL
have acted in this capacity at the
New York horse show. Already
seventy-fve entries have been guar.
anteed from the Armour, Ashbrook
Rice and Sims and other noted sta.
bles of Kansas City and elsewhere
while many local entries are expect.
ed in the classes offered for Polk
county.
The State Bank of Gladbrook
Tama county, has filed articles of in,
corporation with the secretary oil
state and will apply for n charter
1t has a capital of 100000. John ii
Moller ~ president, w. NJ Ackenbach
vice president, and Oliver Henderson
cashier.
The secretary of the executive coun
ell has discovered what he believes
TO be flaw, or an omission, in the
bill creating the new department OF
agriculture IN Iowa. He thinks the
measure is so worded as to fail to pro
vide for the purchase of stationery
supplies for the department by the
state. Accordingly he will refuse to
honor such acquisitions without the
endorsement of the executive coun,
cl. II is likely that the council will
ask the attorney general for an opin.
ion on the subject. The attorney gen
pressed the opinion that the law was
supposed to hc all right when drawn
and was drawn with that object In
view. Mr.. Remley saw the bill before
u went before the Legislature, as Sen