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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Don Der Slbfeite.

Srau @m. 3Orna&sr unb ainber linS
bon einsm breiip6dentIihsn AuisntbaIt
su Safe Arisl surddseisbrt.
Vim nadfsn SOnntas bdlt bic seran.
ton Sdnserrunbe ibren idbrliben 5nmi.
lisn.ausFus in DaIbner's @aIb&en ab.
Ssrr aIbert @uibsinl ,.5susr" in Der
Scranton SabinaS 8ani, 1T fiir cine
mebtip6&sntli&s 8aians nod glsp gori
absereiit.
Dns am Samfas i'm gOnneIl Bari ub.
ssbaItsns Pie Nie Der Sriebsnss @e.
msinbs erfreute iih sines eutsn 8siu&ss
unb berlisf in Der ansenebmfen @siie.
9ie nsus iaiboIii6s st. Sobn's &irdt
an ber @de bon pitistpn Apenue uni
Sig Sirabs ipurbe am Woniae 0admit.
tag bonn 8IIb sstroifsn unb bas Dad
fart bsiddbist.
Ssnrs CART bon gittstcn apenue, bsr
feline SSrau bes AnsriffS unb SdIdssrsi
iOipie unorbsntlidsn Bstrassns bef6uI,
biet, iuanbsrte am Donneriag in 81,
manssluns bon $500 8arsiaaii in'I
@sfansnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Wprb Serantpu.

9ur1 8sridiebunsen in ben bsrs
laHsnsn 3ammsrn Der 2eesett's @reef
Dtine psruriadt. entitanb eshern Wlor.
gen Dor Der Wobnuns bsS 3bomas
Dsacls an Der gde bon pono uno Depot
Strabs cine grbienfuns, bic 35 SUB i'm
Dur&msher 1T.
Der 3rlppeI elias paImer, tpeI.
der an Der @de ben Dapns Nuenue unb
Putnam Strabe cine esbeime 2neipe be.
trisb, tpurbe am sreitae BON Der Polisei
perbaiist unb na6bem ct ii1 Dor Waei.
frat Siebler i6ulois beiannts, beIeete
bisisr ibn nit nur s25 Strafe, ba es iein
critics 8ersebsn mar.
- Wsbrsrs mutbnilIiss 2naben ents
,iinbsten am Samfas 9iu6miitaa nabe
Der Diamonb Ipenue uno @ourt Strabe
sinen alien Baum. Der nabe ,ipei Sbeu'
usn fanb. AIs bic 6lummen DrOBien,
lebtere in 8ranb su isSen. iparo Elm
Hlarm bon 8anen ~ seeeben unb idnsa
pdmpfte bic 5euerlpebr bic 5lammen.
Better Mariineasii6 bon 5srbinanb
Strabs, Der unter bem Ramen >, 9pliib
Ysts" betannt 1T, tpurbe am Dlontag in
@rmansslune bon 8lrsi6aft uno elmer
@slohrafe BEN @sfdnenib iiberianbi,
neil sr feline @atiin am Abenb ,upor un.
barmbersio perbaut bate, uno Sipar ina,
biss niat Das erfte DIAL, Oab er iol&ss
ibat.
= Der Sunbsbsrsiitsr bon @rssr
8ibss, unb aIs foIber ipire elm bstastsl
Ulann namsns gbarles Shelly bessid'
net, iOl nunmsbr ssridtlid prO,eiiirt
tpsrbsn, ba sr es perfsbIt bat, fem su,
8sit nit ben 8etrsfsnben estrOfsnei
usbsrsiniommen ,u balten, nsmiib in
nsrbalb ssbn 1assn bic Stabt Az bsrIaI
fen unb aua bic sntfanbenen 8oitsn il
ben 6ebeimpOlisifen su bssablsn. @s'
baIfseonitablsr z. g. SuifIins bra&ts e.
fsrtis. bic nbibieen 8etpsiie eeesn 81
psllp su erlanssn, ber cine Wanie fur bi
8srsiftuns bon Sunbsn su bsiibsn i&sini
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Stabtratb.
Common council, 25. SuIi.

Common Council, 25. suIi.
8ur Obisen 8eriammIune itslIten fh
serabe ssnus DlitsIisber elm. I'M @s'
fdafts srIebissn su fSnnen. Su Orbi'
nansen fGr 9neiaabsussiandIe in SsitiO.
men u, y uno 6 i'm II. MbsueSfanaI
Diitr,tt, SIbieite, tpuroen BEL btittsr unb
enbeiIItiser aeiuns bshdtisi. iOiuie bic
alei6t SerbeRerun8 an Ilber Sirabe,
&irt unb Stolen Courts.
6otsenbe neue Sorlaeeu ipurben bors
seIest: Cine Oroinans bon 8O&e. bic
bespedt. bab fiir iebsn Poliseibifriit Elm
poliseiarst ernannt iperbe uno sipar idbr'
lid isben stpsitsn Wiontas I'M April, nit
sinem Salair bon 500 i1brIih; BON
griteenannten cine Orbinans sur 9Fafer'
une bon Ouiforb @ourt, stpiiden Spruce
unb 2inben Straben. nit ASpbaIt, unb
sipar ibnnen bic @runoeisentbiimer sinen
pribaten @oniraft bafiir eineebsn; cine
RefOlution bes sleiden, bic ansenommsn
purbe. tpeiN bic Scranton 8ailipop @Om.
panic on. Depot StraBe i'm glorbsnbe
als einen GnbaltSpunf. fir ibre ylotbenbe
8abnpasen su beitimmen. Cine RsIo.
luton bon 2epis besmedt bic, Grridtune
bon sIsitrii6sn 2idtsrn an Der gds bon
auserne unb Ahtsebnter Siraben. on
Weribian StraBe, nabe bem OeIbauie
unb an 81. StruBs. sseeniibsr bon Dipis
ion Strabe.
@Iaris's 8sioIution fur einsn @aRer'
itod ror 2l43 Horb Wain Mbs. parb be-
fdtigt. Yarlribee brabte eine 8eiolution
for einen absuesianol an SberpOOb
@ourt, stpii6en Dtulberrp unb 8ine Stra'
Sen. Elm. Dis Wasner'ids> 8elolution
pom oberen 9peise, in 8eireif ber Gr'
ridtuue oss Weh 2adaipanna Npsnue
8iobuitS obne Nbflmmuns feitens bss
0olfes. erbislt 8efdtisuns.
9ladbsm baS Gomite fiir berbiltnib.
mdbiee 8eribeiIuns berihtet bate uar
fur bic sinunb,pansis 8aroS 38 Common
@ouncilsute srlaubte, proteitirte @urreQ
ssssn Annabme, tueil ihn, nidt aaes rid,
iis ihisn unb es tpurbe beibloKsn. nidts
,u tbun. bis Der Deridt porber beitatiei
porben III. Nad @urrell'S NnIidt IN
bic 8ertbeilune our@auS feline elei&'
mGbiae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Geutfhes CONNER 3beater.
Stem yOrf S&auIpisI Gulsmbls.

90 bic Sale uermietbel tporben pat
sbs bic 8sieli6aft bisrber fam, fisl am
Iebten 9lenhas bic beutfbe 8ortsaune
gum 8ebausrn uieIer Sbeaterbeiu6sr
aus Elm Bsdisln bss Cages ipdrs nidt
anesbradt eetpeien. ba bic @eieQfdafi
Oamit idon einmal tribe grfubrunsen
mabte. $50 finost nIio bic nddhe 8ors
fteauns am Oienitas, ben 8. Nusuf.
itait. unb stpar fommt Elm erobartisss
Slid sur NuffGbruns: ,,Die gbre" bon
Sermann Sueermann. aum 8enefS beS
SdauipisIsrs unb 8esiileurs War Sa.
MID. ber benz 9ubliium idon man6e
psrenIsts Stunbe bereitste unb iOIte bos
Yublifum on bieiem Abenb ben Germ
bur6 redt sablreiden 8siub bssbrsn.
Sermonn Subermann III elmer. tpeit iiber
Die @rsnsen Oeutiblanb's binaas. be-
riibmter Sdriftfeler; feline .,Gbre" bat
4ufieben iiberaa srrset, ba es meitsr.
baft elm Stiid unierss iociaIsn 2sbens
bebanbeIt, tporin Nrbeit uno 3apitaI iih
i6rOff sssenlber itsben. .-Die nod tue.
nieen @otitsllungen iolltsn rs6t tii6tie
beiudt iein. ba bieie @eieai6aft ss boa.
auf perbient. Die Iebte Muffibruns bon
.,Sm msibsn RobI" tpar pisbsr sins
gang uorsusli&s 8eiueien. aud Der Be-
fud ipar febr gut, es ipdre nur su er.
pIniden. bab er bis sum S6IuB, be,
balb erfol8en tpiro, anbdlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Duuucre.

= 8asfsI PapaIO's @Obnuns an
Spencer Strabe tparbe am Sonntae
9aGt bur8 sinen 8IisitrabI iebr fari
bsi&abiei. ubsr giiemano usrlest.
= Ssit ben Isstsn paar @odsn iinb
bic 8sipobnsr bon Sport Sill in ni&t ees
rinss Aufreeuns oerisst porben, inbsm
ss bsibt. bab elm 8eipenit Su peridiebs.
nsn WlaIen sri6ienen in, uno stpar in Der
@Obnuns bss 2bOmas Wleanbrsip an
1broop Strabe. Der be, ,foHsnen Somms,
itarb. Wsbrsre elaubwdrciee Ssussu
bubsn ben Spud eeiebsn unp GbarIss
8reper, Der IN benz @sbdubs ipObnt, iuirt
trssen BEN Ireibsu bes 9sipsnites aus.
aieben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Gin GriHneruusssei6en. en- .

Die isben Ylonat piebsrisbrenben
3abltaee erinnern unS befdnbie baran,
bob nod blele 2efer bes .8o6enblatt"
nit ibrsm 9eiiuneSseloe i'm Rddfanbs
iinb, uno erresen susIeid ben @uni6,
oab SoI&e uns nit sinem 8eiu&e beeb.
rea tpiiroen. Ner bsrasbt bieien Dini
uno pirb ibn befoIsen9 g8ir bitten,
nur ni&t aae auf einmal su iommen, um
elm su srpbss @ecranee ;u bsrmsibsu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Gntfprsdhense Sfabruue fur Cons
luer.

RGssrss SIsiid, Gier, WliId unS
8ais iinb. in ridiissr 8eribsiIuns unb
nit fonitiaen 9emlien unb 6rI&ten es'
nOKsn, pani6enSpsribe Nabrune fir
Sommer. Sebod bic Settle bes SIeii&es,
unb fettes Sleiid pie S6tpeinefeiid.
aroBe 0uantitdten bon Rabm uno But,
ter, sbsnfo ipis OliuenbI, follte uermieben
perbsn. Das lsbtere IN iebO& porsusie.
men, ba ss hi&t 70 i&nel 8brperwdrme
erseust, ais tpie 1bierfette. 8srmeibet
beige unb f6tpers 9s1sris. @sbrau6t
iailonable Srudt in Wenae. e.-Srau g.
z. 8orer, in bsm Ladies' Home Journal
iiir Aueuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
aus bem oberen Ehale.
(ArHbalb Gprrtippnbtni.)

- Ser StaIiener NnssIo @snaro, Elm
Insehellter Der Seiiup 8oblen @ompanie,
trus an Donneritas bur8 einen Selisn.
faa in ber Wine einen 8ruG ber ShuI.
ter, bes armss unb Der Naie bapon /; er
ipiro i'm 2adapanna SOipitaI bebanbeIt.
: Der gOIe Uliie aancp bon MasfelO
lief am WiUntas Nbsno sntIans ben @e.
leiien, alS Elm uprbsilaufenber 3us eine
SorpeoO sur @rpIoiiOn brabte, bic ibm
oas Iuse bbs serf&niti. iooaB man be'
fiir&tet, CT tuirb bic Sebtraft bsfeIben
uerlieren.
Narp Goiad, bic poIniide Srau
bon Seiiup, tpel6e bor etipa brei Woden
ii6 i'm WaIbe berirrte, ii am Wlontae in
oem Waloe nabe Der DeIaipare Water
Sap aufssfunben porOen unb purbe
3a6mittass surddsstru&t iis f&ien an
8eifesitbrune su leioen unb bot nit
ibren aerfebten uno bsidmubten 8Isibsrn
einen trauri8en 9lnbIid.
- Cornelius @orman bon DIppbant,
Der on Der neuen Bride anssfsat ipar,
IpeIde bic 8. & $. Gompanis dber ben
g6cp Greef nabe bort srridten ldbt. fisl
am Donherftae Gadt bon berielben unb
ipuroe iOfort 8eibbtst; er iaB fiir Idnsere
8eit porber auf oem 8aa unb ala er auf'
iteben ipoaie, gIitt ct aus unb fisl, ebe er
iein @leiG8eiul6t ipiebsr srIanssn fonnte
gr tuurbe Elm paar Wlinu.en ipdter nit
sebro4enem Benid aufseboben.
- 4ntbonp 8aIib bon OIppbani
ipurbe am Samitae Wlorsen nabs Woun'
tain Bari sei6btet. ST bate nit ieiner
5amlIie iid on elmer grcurlion betbeiIiet
unb nabe bem Barf rib Elm @inb,us els
mem feiner 3naben ben Sut bonn 8opfe |;
Balfb iprans idnsa auf, UNI ben Sut su
retten, fprane aber riidndrts ab unb traf
elm Saufen 8abnidpslen, pobsi CT
itoIperie uno unter bic Hiber bes 3uBes
fiel. DieieIben ridtetsn ben 86rper 10
iaauoerbaft gu, SaB sr nabesu untennt'
lid tpaS.
tGarbpnbaIt aprrtIppnotn,.)
s Die am Dienfus beenbiste 3abI'
une ber beridiebensn Pfoiten 6abisr bal
ereebsn, bab insssiammt iid | 200 in'
nerbaIb Der Stabtsrsnss beiinoen.
SIN 8erIaufe zines 8aafpieIes i'm
Ilumni Part am Sonntas braden bic
SiBe suiammen unb mebrere bunbert
Psrionen fielen in einem arOben Saufen
berab. iebo& puros gum Slid nismanb
tpeiter berlebt.
- Das 8erbBr in BEN @inbaItsbefsbl
Der Seri6iebenen 8aGer Gompanieen ss'
gen bic Stabt @arbonoaIe unb bsren 8e.
amten. tusldes beatpedt, bab Isstsre nidt
ibre eisene @aherIisisruns einridte,
tpuroe bis gum 9. September beridoben.
oa beibe Seitsn nitt am Sisnitae fertis
fein fonnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
@ald)luaarcll
Nufrdlllllllllg,

Nutralllllllll9.
Ser seiammte 8Orratb sebt.
9ie Yreiie iino beitimmt uno
tief seidnitten uno nidt cine
Gae Der offerirten tauienoen,
nibt baS 4roouft oieier Sai'
ion 1T,
Nur rin baar
NnOeutungen beate
aber aaeS nod porrdtbi9e 9ebt
5a ben slei6en SerableBnnsen.
Seioea Streiten gtobitGtea.
Cine pratttppas guspabI bic Ga ~ IS,
as unb SO Gtuts bic &It priauftsn. Aus.
wabI isBt 10 Gents.
asdtsr WoaKeline be Soie.
Gius fsins Muspabl bon Wufttrn uHb
8aIbsn immn nod porraibis. SINNER 30
Gmts. aufrSumunss pTsis itBt 20
9ents.
Smportirte fran,OFi@e9 9imities.
Wat bic BON unluu buabmtsn 25 Gents
eiuis iibris iup, itBt gum 9uiauf uns DIR
babt bic Auspabl Ju Is Gents.
Smportirte Seinea 6insbams.
Ditlt bra6ttn 37i unO As Gsuts bic
Cue. Gin blbI&ts enforcement II immtr
nod an panp. Der usus pWis 10 l9
Gents.
Yra6tboae 9imities.
6unbttts BON Stiidsn INNER nod jur
AuspabI iibris unlH pspuldTss tS Gents
1u6. BabTsnp bIsiss 8ntaufts 10
Gents.
Gin 9aBeRS aaoere 0eRebe
In psri1isetntn @rabtH unb al ben lsi-
tsuesn Define unb 8arbtu 9Htftfu, Iub
6utT ~ prsilsn sniIprtHsnb ben pbissn.
81 bttit 8Ortbdl G,tIsssnbtit ni@t srrB-
aTtisf
SaGo! Sie f6nnen Harafols uub
Spnusu-S&irms bsutJutass fbr biais
aniaufsu. Der Issts SRniit bn SaiiOn
III isBt auf ibntu tiuSstrstsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Nedlter Woafeliae be Soie.

1ins fsius Auspabl bon Wuitnu une
8arbsu immu nod porraibis. 9mmtr 30
Gsuts. aufrSumunss Wrsis itBt 20
Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Smportirte fran,SFi4s 9imitiss.

Mas bic BON unluu bHibmtsn Is Gents
ginit iibris Iup, itBt jum 8srfauf une 5br
babt bic Muspabl Ju 10 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
eetoea Streiten stobitGtea.

Cine praHtppas auspabI bic fi6 tu IS,
As uub 50 Gsuts bic Gle psriauftsn. Aus'
wabl tsBt, 10 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Smportirte 9einea Ginabams.

DitIt bra&tsn 371 unb As Gsuts bic
Cue. Gin bHbi&ts enforcement if INNER
nod an panp. Der usus prsis 10 l9
Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

Safe! Sie t6nnen HarafoIs unb
Spnusu- S&irms bsuhatass fsbr bilis
aniaufsu. Der Issts SRniit br SaiiOn
II isst auf ibnfu tinssirstsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Yradltboae 9imitieS.
Gin 9atenS anosrs 0sRebe

In bsri&isstntn @rabn unb aa' ben lti-
ttnssn Define une 8arbtu 9ifsftiu, ilnb
Gun ~ prtiItn sntiprthtnb ben obissn.
81 bkit 8Ortbtil 9'Isssnbsii ui@t srpB-
aTtis3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

uuO auosrt iu oieiss SAD tinfdIaasnbs 0s.
( eafts prompt uno stpifsnbaft, 8u Gista.
tbum lu psrfaufsu obT lu iauftu wiultt,
HtIhs ~ bel ibR.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
Total i,lsl. s3s s9I SIS l73,67O l4O,O;

The Viola skimming station reports
that from May l, 1900 to January l, 1901
they received 747,999 pounds of milk,
paying the patrons s5,52O.s5. Station
expense S446.s0.
There were three creameries in the
county who did not report or take part
in this contest. 1t is thought their
business. if added to these seven report
ing, would bring up the total amount
paid patrons to 100000.
The Institute was one Of the most
successful ever held in the county. Far
mers are coming to realize it's value. All
the different branhes Of farming and
stockraisiDg are making great advance
ment. Those men are succeeding best
who are best posted, who accept and
adopt the modern plans il they have
been demonstrated to be best. The
work Of the officers the past year aided
very greatly in the success of this insti-
tute. Mr.. Lovelace, the competent and
faithful secretary says that without re-
hecting any on past institutes he regards
this as having been far the most practi-
cal in the discussion OF the raising OF
cattle, sheep, hogs and corn that has
ever been held here. The discussions
we're along practical lines.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
Mothers Meeting.
School Notes.

Miss Jennie Lyman was enrolled in
the q class, high school this week.
Willie Lyman in the 4th and Lucille Ly.
man in the Sd.
Washington's birthday will be obser.
we'd in all the rooms, and the Sd, 4th, 9th
9th and 7th rooms besides the high
school will give exercises to celebrate
the day. f. b. Cousins will address the
high school at that time.
On account OF la grippe Miss Davis
was not able to teach the sixth room
Monday and Miss Schneider taught in
her stead.
The second graduating orations must
be in by the last OF March.
The annual reception will be rendered
the seniors by the juniors tomorrow
night.
The election Of officers OF the Long.
fellow literary society will not be made
until three weeks from tomorrow.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
COLUMBIAN LECTURE COURSE.
The Fourth Number. The Smith
Sisters. February rs.

Next Thursday evening, February %
the six Smith Sisters will give concert
in the Methodist church. No people
who have ever visited our town come
more highly recommended, and there ia
feeling Of confidence that all will be
entertained, delighted and fully satisfied.
We were told by competent musical
critic, who has heard this Sextette many
times, that 1t is the finest combination
OF ladies' voices in the United States.
10 many places in our state, for instance,
the intellectual city Of Cedar Falls, the
Ariel Ladies appear almost annually.
This is the same priced company and
stands equally as high as the Temple
Quartette that sang here last year and
was considered 80 fine.
Remember the night and come pre-.
pared to enjoy rare treat.
Tickets will be on sale at the stores OF
A. H. Roberts and +. Frick 4 Son, and
at the library rooms.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
~ was in most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken
tongue coated, pain continually in back
aud sides, no appetite-gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three pbysi-
clans had given me up Fortunately a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters;
and to my great JOY and surprise, the
first bottle made decided improve
ment. | continued their use for three
weeks, and am now q well man.
know they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only Scots,
guaranteed, at A. Ii, Roberts drug
store.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
A Record Breaker.

The following item appeared in the
Grain Dealers Journal published at
Chicago: "On January 18th car of oats
was shipped by W. J. Leake Il Sons
from Ross. Iowa, to the Northern Grain
Co. which contained 1920 bushels and
20 pounds This is nearly twice what
they load now and nearly three times
what they used to load seven or eight
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

The st. Louis Globe Democrat has
few rivals as great modern newspaper.
1t is published semi-weekly and is club.
bed with this paper at the low rate OF
$l65, or paid up subscribers to this
paper can get the Globe Democrat OF us
for S.65 2w-l3
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Prof. Hooker expects to further de-
velop his telephone system. A central
office is needed. Many. lines from diff
ferent parts Of the county converge here
and others will be put in. His automat-
ic switch is all right when it is in good
repair, and he proposes to give it the
necessary attention.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
Institute Notes.

&. II. Sampson. Al Miller and A. II.
Edwards we've the committee appointed
to report names for officers of the insti.
tute for the coming year. Their report
was adopted and was as follows:
President, Neils p Hoegh; vice presi.
dent, B. W. Carr; secretary, ]. A. Cozine;
assistant secretary, G. B. Gill; treasurer,
S. A. Graham; executive committee, ].
II. Maharg, o. F. Ide and G. NJ. Ross.
The expenses Of the institute were as
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

w. F. Earhart has moved from his
farm which he recently sold in the north
part of the county and is temporarily
stopping with his wife's folks, John
Davis. He expects to move to his
dams county farm soon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Showing of Spring Hats this week.
Gentlemen, what is your desire in Hats?
A Fedora, Derby, or neither of the
two but partaking of both? What color,
pearl, cinnamon, brown, black? What
price, $780, $3.50, 50 90. $3.50 or LOO?
J. FRIEND & Son.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Mrs. A. J. Eddy was called to Oxford,
Johnson county, about three weeks ago
because Of the serious illness OF her
mother who died last Saturday. Mrs.
Eddy has not returned yet, but will like.
ly do so soon. Her friends will sym.
pathize with her in her bereavement.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

G. c. Gushing, formerly of Cameron
township, now of Kirkman, was in town
today. He has rented his farm there
and will soon come down and make his
home with his daughter, Mrs, Jessie M
Reed, north OF Extra.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

We are requested by resident OF dis
trict No. s, Viola township, to say that
our Viola correspondent last week was
in error in saying the school children at
No. caused the mail carriers team to
run away. He says they we're not con-
nected with the accident.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

ORR Howell, of Perry, piano tuner
writes he will be here the last of April or
the first Of May sure. He is a good
workman and gentleman and will get
lots OF business we suppose, as he did
when he formerly made this town.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Rev. w. W. Ramsey, of Atlantic, will
preach and hold quarterly conference in
the M. E. church Saturday evening. He
will also preach Sunday morning and
conduct communion, and will preach
Sunday evening.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Why not use same judgment wo-
man does. When she puts a skirt
on the first thing she will say is. "this
hangs nice, it was made by tailor"
Yes, buy your ready to wear clothing Of
experienced tailors and you Will say the
same thing your wife does or your best
girl: This suit hangs nice, it was
bought OF tailors. LIDD Bios.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Mr.. Carr, of Chicago, the claim ad-
juster for the G. r. I. & p. was here the
first OF the week to settle the loss for the
death Of the horse that was shipped to
Matt Williams recently. They failed to
make settlement.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Chris Henricksen has purchased the
property next east OF the old Walker
house lots and will remove the old frame
building in a week or two and erect a
one story brick this spring and occupy
il with his stock OF goods.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

The Columbian library has just re-
ceived SO volumes Of the official records
of the Union and Confederate armies.
The remaining volumes. including the
atlas will be sent as soon as completed.
These books are valuable ss being from
the official reports published by the gov
ernment. They came through Con.
gresham Smith. he recommending the
Columbian library as the recipient OF
one OF the few sets he has for distribu.
tiou in his district. Correspondence,
orders, reports and returns both Union
and Confederate are all contained in
these reports. They are volumnious
exhaustive and good authority. They
are valuable and interesting especially
TO those who we're engaged in the great
struggle or who lived in those times
The library is under obligations to Judge
Smith for so kindly remembering II.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Prof. f. H. Webster, Of the expert
mental station at Ames was present the
last day and delivered an address on
butter making and scored the butter OF
the creameries His work gave general
satisfaction. All the creameries in the
county were represented, we believe, ex-
cept two. Following is the score:
Kimballton 941s, Troublesome Valley
9615, Oakfield Township 50, Sharon SO,
West Hamlin 81, Blue Grass 941ss, Ross
SO, j. W. Lancelot, Of Manning, 941a
j. P. Nielsen, of Troublesome Valley
creamery, thus got first premium; Bertel
Jensen, OF Ross. second premium; and
H. Henriksen, of Oakfield township
third premium.
The seven creameries above referred
to made reports as to their business the
past year as follows:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

John Butterton Jr has bought the
home place OF his father and will live on
it. His father and mother went to Okla.
homa few weeks ago and will remain
there. Mark Butterton expects to go to
the territory next week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

The Woodmen here have rented the
hall recently vacated by. Viewers billiard
room, over the rear of Friends cloth
ing store, and it is being fitted up for
them. 1t will be good and roomy
place for them
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

The Grout bill was Endorsed by resou-
ton passed by the Farmers Institute
held here the other day. The Circuit bill
proposes to hit oleomargarine hard
blow. 1t proposes to make olemargarine
label itself olemargarine and not allow
il to pass itself as butter.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Mesdames Smith and McGrath are
expected home the latter part Of this
week from Denver, where they have been
for the past few months for Mrs. Smiths