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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-14

steamers on the river between
Columbia and Georgetown, With
the consequent accompaniment OF
reduction of all freight rates O:
from 20 to % per cent, giving =,
rate cheaper than that now en-
Joyed by Augusta, and practically
the rate that Charleston enjoys.
is assured beyond peradven,ure
and those at the head of the en-
terprise expect to have the line
in full operation within thirty or
sixty days. The steamers that
are to make twice a week trips
from Columbia to Georgetown
connecting with the Clyde line
ocean going steamers for New
York are already at Georgetown
waiting orders to begin their,
trips. They will have a tonnage
of from 100 to 125 tons.
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momentarily to be en-

pected momentarily to be en-
quilted.
The work of reliefis progress
ing here on the most extensive
scale possible, but in anticipa
ton of disturbances the treas
ury building and warehouses
are guarded by troops.
The latest reports received
here showed that lava continues
to pour down the slopes of the
mountain, slowly engulfing the
whole north side of the island
while fresh crevasses are con-
tinually opening.
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Notice
Lancaster Graded School.
To ali Whom it Nay Concern

To al Whom it May Concern:
Take notice that pursuant to a peti-
tion signed by ten voters and free
holders resident in Lancaster School
District, the undersigned.T Trustees
of said District, do hereby call pub
lie meeting to be composed Of all those
voters who are resident in and return
for taxation in said District real or
personal property of the value of rot
less than one hundred dollars, to as
semble in the Court House at Lancas-
ter, S. c., on Friday, the 3Oth day OF
May, 1902, at / o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of electing a chairman and
secretary of said meeting, five trus-
tees Of said school district, and OF
determining what special tax, ii any,
not to exceed five mills, shall be lev
led, as the majority present shall
decide, on all real and personal prop,
erty within said School District for
the maintenance of the public schools
Of said District This May 18th. 1902
B. Z. Miller.
W r. Gregory.
w. ] Cunningham.
J. +. . Taylor.
G.. II. COnnOrs.
Trustees Lancaster School District.
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The Duty Of Parents.

prevention is better than cure, and yet a
remedy like GoNch's Mexican Syrup for
coughs COLDS and consumption, IL not used to
prevent consumption by curing "A cough or
cold IN the beginning can be depended on to
SEeh cure after the lungs begin to waste away.
No other remedy is so nice to take or so ouiClx
TO cure, and many families often buy a new
bottle before the old ono is all used up, SO that
15ney may have IT always in the hcnse. Only
20 cents at drug stores.
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Wants Others TO Know.

II have used DeWitt's Little
Early Rsers for constipation and
torpid liver and they are all right.
| am glad to indorse them for
l think when we find a good thing
we ought to let others know it,"
writes Alfred Heinze. Quincy.
III. They never grippe or distress
Sure, safe pills.-Crawford Bros.
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THE HALF HAS NOT BEEN
TOLD.
Further Details of the Terrible
Destruction by the Volcano
Mont Pelee.

Fort de France, Island of Mar
Unique, May 11.-Advices received
here today from the vicinity of
st. Pierre (ten miles from here)
contained further details of the
terrible volcanic upheaval which
resulted in the utter destruction
OF that town and the death of
nearly all its inhabitants.
The crater of Mont Pelee has
been wearing its "smoke cap"
since May 8, but there was moth
hing until last Monday to indi-
cate that there was the slightest
danger. On that day stream
OF boiling lava burst through the
top of the crater and plunged in
to the valley of the River Blanche,
overwhelming the Guerin sugar
works, and killing % working
people and the son of the proprie-
tor.
A commission was appointed
by the governor to investigate the
outbreak and it returned a reassu-
ring report of Wednesday eve,
ming. But about s O'Clock on
Thursday morning shower of
fire rushed upon st. Pierre and
the coast from LIE Carbet, which
had a population of 5000, to lie
Precheur, which had a population
OF 1000, burning up everything
in its path.
The heat in the vicinity of St.
Pierre was so intense and the
stream of flowing lava was SO
unremltting that it was impossible
to approach the town during the
early part of the day. AS eve
ming approached the French cruis-
er Suchet, after a heroic battle
with the heat, Suirocation and
SNlpher fumes, succeeded in max
ing dash toward the shore.
nearing the land enough for her
to take off the survivors of the
disaster, all Of whom were hor.
ribly burned apd mutilated.
st. Pierre at that time was an
absolute smoking waste, conceal
ing 10000 corpses, whose rapid
decomposition necessitated in
some cases instantly completing
their cremation, which was only
partially accomplished by the
lava.
The inhabitants of Fort de
France were panic stricken the
morning of the disaster when the
sky suddenly blackened until it
was as dark as at midnight. The
sea shrank back 800 yards and
hot rain began to fall while gray
ell, the size of walnuts, poured
down on the town. This lasted
about Is minutes.
The $50 survivors who were
brought here yesterday from the
vicinity of st Pierre by the
French cable repair ship Pouyer
Guerticr came from the town of
LIE Prechour where, surrounded
by flowing lava, they were
nearly roasted to death and ex
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Dangerous II Neglected.

Burns, cuts and other wounds
often fail to heal properly if neg
lected and become troublesome
sores. Wits Witch Hazel
Salve prevents such conse.
quences. Even where delay has
aggravated the injury Wits
Witch Hazel Salvo effects a cure.
Il had a running sore on my leg
thirty years" says H. @. Hartly
Gankeetown, Ind. After using
many remedies, | tried DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes
healed the sore" Cures ali skin
diseases. Piles yeild to it az
once. Beware of counterfeits.
Crawford Bros.
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No Blight to UGllness.

The woman who is lovely IN
face, form and temper will al
ways have friends, but one who
would be attractive must keep
her health. If she ia weak, siekly
and all run down, she viii be nerv-
Gus and irritable. If she has CON-
stipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood will cause pimD lies,
blotches, skin eruPtions and a
wretchsd complexion. Electric
Bitters Is the best medicine in the
world to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and TO purify the
blood. 1t gives strong norves,
bright eyes, smooth, volvsty skin,
rich complexion. 1t will psaS
good-looking, charming wef
a rundown invalid. OnH fN4x
CRAWFORD BROS. Drug SMN
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Columbia to Have Boat Line.
Sundays State

Sundays State.
With perhaps greater sudden
ness than the eruption of Mont
Pelee wiping out so many thou
sands OF people in the West
Indies came last night the an
nouEcement that one of Colum.
bias fondest and most cherished
dreams, the realization of which
has been awaited for many long
year with the belief that the city s
future prosperity and standing in
the business world depended
o.,&,- it largely, is virtually un
~ 52ompli. In other words
rfStelishmnnt OF a line OF
G J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
AIJNENTO EN la VALORACION

fniehido de contribution. Este ha aldo el re-
sultado de nuessFaS observaclones.
Ssg6a In ley, Ia tas&ci6a de Ia pyopisdad
debs hacerae .pof su valor actual en- ei merca-
do. Nhdie se streveriE asegurar que ls tssa.
ci6n &c Ia pro piedA4 en- gsneral hsch6 eI sn0
pasAdo fu6 mas bsja que Ia que le coFreEpon'
dfA en- ell mercado; pues 90 bfen sabtdo que
aquella tAsaci6n fu6 muy alta. Ill valor DC 10
propisdad no hs sumantsdo en- contunto por
10 tanto no dsbe hacerss IN Rumsnto general
en- e vAlor de Ia taRact6n.
A'gunos de los qus ell Gho pasado protes'
tAFon en6rglcAments contra la oneFoaa contrl'
buci6n, han aido nuevamente cAstlgado con
nc 81 umento Adicional an ella. e NEWS 10 fee
con 200 mas de 10 que se le hAbia W reparti
do, hAbi6 1doss aumentsd erbttrarlaments poF
ell Tssorsro la tAsaci6n de nuestro est2blect-
miento hecha pnr al t2sador, ~ de por 81
sxceslva, en- 10000.
Nosotros no eEper&mos encontFar en- Ell
actual Tssorero tan voluntariosa violacion de
sus deberss y sumisi0n tan complets una Ira
tan indomable; espersmos por tanto qne
este sfio no hava 10 revolution de peopietAr1os
que hubo el IN pasado. 81 10 que sIegan ioS
propIatarios eS verdad, sus quejas estAn 1nstin-
cadas EI poder del sistema contributiVo des
eansa en- In Asamblea L. glsl2tsvA no sn ei
TeTorsrn No puede hA6er ex pi1cAcion poslo
del documento deliberate del valor de IL pro-
piedad para pAcAr msyores tributes, cuAles-
ouiera Que sean las neeeaidsdes de IN gooier-
no Es IN ffauds qua Sc hSss, al querer ex-
trssrle mas de 10 que essa psrmlslao por Ia
lev autorlzsdo por los representatives. legales
del podsr LsglslaNvo.
Vase saba que IL Asambiea Legislative
hubierA sido ssvsrAmsnse cenSurAdo 81 huoiese
autorixsdo tai aumento en- ia cOntrlbucfOn
cpmo ante Ios ojos del pueblo ell poder elscutt-
ca al que apsrecs responsible de los aetos
d : Assmb' IS Lsgislstiva, ell gooterno hubie-
"a seniio que cArgar con Ia rsSponaabiidad
cOnsiguiente. So dice que Sc ha 4doPsado este
nsd,o iudIreeto de 10 contribution. poEque So
tsma spslar > los legales dlrestos. 81 eIts es
81 plan del goblsrno debs ir prepal andose para
abRndonsFlo.
81 aumento de ID contribution no etta JUS
sifcado al 10 egtuvIsra, tendr1s que llevaFse
{ eAbo legal y abertamsnte, sin rodeos nj
snbterfugios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
Rio P6edrOs
PARA LAS CLASSES De vERANO

Entrs las muchRs caaas de hre,pedea que
% nan alberto an aquslla aimpatica poblaci6n
con obieto de RlojAr los alumnos y alumnas
que concuTREn las olases dc Ia Normal, du.
rRnte las oeho BemAnas del curEo, hgurA 10 Ge
nusstro amigo don Francisco VaFela, oufen
pueds Admitir ounce pre- fsHores de unc otro
ssxo Al m6dico precio de cisciseia edollarnS
msnsuAlss, ofreciendoles hahItaci6n, comida y
Fop1 limpiA.
TAnto ell Esnor Varels como ga esposA, por
pa earAeier amAble eomplaciente ri par que
pof "a aamerRdo trRto nor su serledad son
garAntia para los maeStros que deseen haIlsr
IN AloiAmiento c6modo sgrAdable y IN SER
vieio sKcelente, en- una casa de respetAbi.idad,
aonoe 90 les diSPsnsArk TODD g6neFo de Atsn-
stones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07

coutiuuacI6n reproducimoR oil aFticulo
one pubticA puestro estmado eolega The Sds
Juan Nctes con Ell titulo que aneAbsSa estAi II
meas.
Ian4amoa contra eaa abuse del Tsaorero, v con
gusto vsmos qua nusstra protssts no sc hA per-
dido en- ell vRcfo de to Ii In fsla suvgen rsela-
mAclones que demusstra 10 iniuEto improce-
dente sss madl1s anti seon6miea.
Hsy que defsnisr Ia propledAd particular
del pusrtorriqueh9, pueB sin ella quedGremoB
todoS reduclios 10 condiei6n de miserables
pariAs.
nem1s en- cartera.
Dice ell colFg&
SLos propletarios de Ia tsla eStkn general
mente muy dlsgustadoE con 10 tAsaci6n de lss
proptsdadeS para los efsctos de In contribution
'ts DaFi61ico hA reeiof1o an gran pdn
70 DO qlsiss sobrs ess particular; pero no
hemoS qusrido trAtAr cate aTunto h&stA que
pudeIemoS invaStlgAr compliments los me-
E'tos en- que se fundAn esAs queiAs. Lo que
mokivA 5ItGs es que ell g9bisrno estS aumen-
tando ain fnndGmento , sistemkticameute Ia
tApaei6n de lA pFopIed&d en- general para loA
sfsctos de IL contribution, 9 10 que 90 10 mismo,
imponiendo una contribution sdicional 81 pue.
bo para 10 cuai no estA autorlEAdo bato Din-
gda eoneepto por al Po1er Lsglslstivo, 6nico
que de5e tsner fAeultsdeS para aumsntar 8
disminur L. eontFibuci6n.
I'm solo cAso de egtk fndole no justi6cGTis
EemsiAnts Acufael6n. EB probable que hSya
mue6as tESGcionss que neeesltsn Fevisarse:
unas para Sa! AumentRdss osras para ser dis'
minuidAs. Pero 10 que dG lngar quejas eE
que, pesar de Ia elevada vAlorRclon de 10 pro-
piedAd heeh1 sl Sfi9 passdo, en- ell prssente Sc
hAes IN aumento siStsmstieo, pura sencilla.
ments CON el objsto d. obtsner mayor ingFsao
de rentas. I'll considerable nG nero de casos
aometldos 3 nueStFa confederation y ell clamo.
REQ general que surie de los comerciantes,
hom6res dc nEgocios propiatarios de In isls,
nos indIean qus hsy alghn tsnto ds verdad en-
10 del Aumento Gistematieo, que aquelios no
son el aumsnto n unos euAntos ca pltR i'tAs GU
gas propisdAdes hAyan sido anbes tasa1As por
medic de su vRlor AhoFA 80 les &c otro JUS
tidesdo.
Por oil contFArio ereemo1 que, de eAds diez
propietariOS, nueve SO queIsn de IN aumsnto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
Atando cabos

Lssmos On nusaAro qusrldo colega <El
PoTyenirsl
GYa 90 aahs que lss negociRcionss para 10
0ni6n de los republieanos de Poncs. frac&HA-
ron.
Los diHidantes opnsiaTOa repaFoa las bs@
ses del Comit6, este no entr6 por el aro de In
dlsldeneIM.
EatA pFetendt4, entre otFaa coERs, inter-
Ssnir en- lA dssignAei6n de los hombYes d. la
fraeti6n del omise para In mitRd Sc los pues-
tos que dichA fsAeel6a correspondents an sss
oFgsniamo, Of ss vsriheabA la union.
A'guien dc IM fraction del Counit6 dlin MI
eonoeaF ssmsiants pEoposIsi6E: hassd dGscUttrlo
60 tTadton0.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
ARTURO LABAR The

Hoy hsmos tsnido al gusto de YER en- ssta
fedacei6n nusStro queFldo amigo de Ponce,
don Arturo LAh&rthe, entusiGssR , distfr guido
eorreiglonario.
El ioven LAb&rthe ss un gran patriots,
que psle6 en- los cAmpos de Cuba por Ia Ilbsr-
Sad do Aqual pals, aleAnsando On sl si6rcito
eubano ell grsdo de captain.
Perteneee . una de las mas distinguIdas
fAmlllAs poDcsHaH, sisndo may querido en-
so uslla SoeiedAd por al gran coFs16n por 81
pa trfotismo IA ncR dasmentido,
NoaotHoa 10 aaludamos con ei cArihoso
Rfecto que sismpFs profssAmos & los buenos
amigos los buenos pAtriotas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
EI senor Barreiro

En- la pr6xima ssmanA sale para Humacao
nuestro distir guido amigo entusiasta corFe-
ligionario don Leoncio BRrrsiro, doctor sn ci-
rugfa dental. 81 sFh1r BaPreiro Ia aldo la
mAdo para praetlcsr trabAjos de su profession
es mnV probable que Die 60 reaidencia en- aque-
lls ciudad. NosCt 10 aentirfRmos pcrque
perderfAmos nm slemento 6til bueno.
Qle teugA muchos negocios Ell habit dem
tfstE que recomendAmos nueatros amigos de
HnmacRo, IA cuAndo 81 no neesaita astas re-
comendacioneB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
XI$OHtO

Del once nj doee del corriente mes llegarA
San Juan DueStro sstimAdo amigo entu-
SHASTA correligiopaElo don Jose j. TlzoI, que
aeAbs de gFaduarss de abog&do en- 10 Univsr-
sidAd de Washington.
TiEolito, como carinoIamenta la llaman
aus amigos, eS Presidente del Comit6 de Ia
iuYantnd federal de San Juan, cuyos miembros
noa encargaA inVitsmoa por medios de estas
linsas todos los ioVenes pertsnecisntes .
nueatro pArtido en- dchA ciudAd para que
RendSn q reelbirle l& llegada del vapoF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
NUEvA SOCIEDAD

Por circular que hsmos fecibido ss nos
pArticips hAberse tornado en- San Juan una
Socledad mercantiI Industrial, regular coleeN'
vs., que gir&r& bAjo-Ia raz6n GR. PanisguA V
Car do In que aon Socios gestOres nueatroa es-
tim2dos amigos don Reiualdo P&nisgua O.leg
y don AleiRndro qAos Bsrea.
Dleha casa Sc dedicark al negocio de re-
pFesen t&ciones, gentss an comtsi6n y Ia des-
tiaci6n de alcoholics.
Deseamos o 10 nueva soeisdad muehos ne
gocios y mucha prosparidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
B0DAs EN- PONCE

Han eontFAide matEimopio en- Ponce nuea.
tFos simpGticos amigos ell jovsn don Juan To-
Yrusllas CortadR y Is disting uida sehofita Rita
FJrnAris.
ApsdrinaFon & los contrayentes Ell Sc
nor don Ramon Cortada, y iA sefiora dt IL I,A'
bel CortRda, viuda de Povent1d, abuelo ma
dre respectivAmsnts del novlo.
La bcda Fesu to suntuoss, pues ella con
cuFri6 toda Ia ht0 life de 10 socisdad ponct IL.
Dssaamos los estimAblea amigos Jnanito
Rita una fsicidad etsrna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
POLICIA SEPARAOO

HA aldo sspaFado del Cuerpo de la poiicfA
insulaR nuazsrO amigo don Antonio CnsbAs.
Cusbaa, es federal.
Nos dicen que sqni por antagonismo polfti.
co ne le formularon cargos In iassos, por come
placer q ciertcs Fepnblicanos. Era uno dc los
guardia7 mRs er6Fgices con que eontaba oil
eueFpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
0 3 S ( QUO

NusstFo distinguido amigo don Q lintllisno
Cadiz obnequio Rnoc he en- an casa con ma ga
psadida comidR los i6ven ss don Rsfasl ar.
&c don LoTen1o Jimens5, con motivo de ha-
Der obtenido sStos amigos oil Etnlo DO Aboga-
dos
Los sSpOsOI cAdis sstuvIsron muy galantss
y obsequioSos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
Noyenas en- Gurabo

EstA nochs eomenxsr6n ensGurAbo las mo-
venss del SagFado O0raz6n de Jss6s.
Las hAce nuestro amigo don Antonio Cue :
bas g. criBtSn seglRr que ha aldo en Tn pArYo.
Q1la de varies paebIos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
Bayanon

Ia esta sgsncia de <The Puerto REQ Hs-
FAld> 80 encusnsFAp Ia vsnta los 6meres de
dicho pePl6dico qne aignen, para aqueilaa per-
sonas que tsngEn incompleta ID eolsees6n
Del nhmsro ?, 8, "a, "a, IS, 2e. ~, %. 80,
So, "a, 35, Bs, 4s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
Senorita EulaIia Garcia

Dssde haca alsunos diAa 80 hRlla en- Osguas
la simpGtIca 81 Il .rtsa de ls huena soctedsd de
Csysy. Eulalis GATci&. Sc hospedR en la casa
de nuestro compe naro st d Jr Flores
La snlud1mos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
Dice sLa oorrsspODdsneias;

aUn amigo del 81 nsr MatisnTo Clntr6n nos
IL formA que este compatFiota 50 propons pre-
ESntar In FenDnelA dc vocal del cnsrro diractl-
70 del paPsiio republiesno, pRrs que ftS eisc-
% haea POGO, en- rsprssantAcinn del diaiFltc DO
Ponsa.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07
cULT0s CATOLICOS

Msfspa sa eelebrsrs en- nuastT& igieBia
raFrcquial 10 fiesta del Sagrado CorA96n de
Jesfs.
1ahra una solemne mifA y sermon con na-
nsRfsi~o cargo del eloeuenta sAesrdote seioT
EAxklto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07

ga harecibido de abogado prkctico, d
Ulpianc, Colon de Poncs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-07

Sc areuantYz sn SAD Juan nusstEo sUig'
el capitkn de In pclicis insular don Erneas
L6oex Diax, del distr Ito de Juana Dikz.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-08-21
Lincoln.

See that LaCross wagon sold by
Bates & Wilde.
Miss Coiee will teach the fall term
of school in No. 7, Lincoln.
Sadie Forsbeck returned last Tues
day from visit at Bayard.
Peter Hansen lost four head of cattel
last week with the black leg.
Laura Hunter spent last week at the
Oh Mease home west of Gray.
Carrie Detwiler went to Spirit Lake
where she will now practice dentistry.
Miss English, of Villisca, is spend
ing few weeks at the John Cameron
home.
A. n. Detwiler just returned from a
visit with relatives at Hartley and
Fonda.
Emil Borcoskie started last Monday
for Wisconsin where he expects to buy
q farm.
Mr.. Lichen and Pete Peterson were
seen in our neighborhood buying cattle
Monday.
Ira Drake is now running the Ross
grocery wagon which was formerly run
by Mr.. McAplers.
Quite number of our young folks
took advantage of the excursion to
Lake View last Sunday.
Last Thursday night the lightning
struck telephone pole by the German
church and split it to the ground.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-08-21
Brayton.

See that LaCross wagon sold by
Bates & Wilde.
Mrs. Pete Christensen, of Extra, Wis
tied in Oakfield Tuesday.
Lucille Connrardy, of Extra, visited
friends in Brayton Monday.
Bonnie Clark went to Cumberland
Sunday to visit friends and relatives
for few days.
Joe Shirley and family living in
Brayton will move to farm near At
lantic next Monday.
Mrs. +. Fl. Franklin went to Lewis
Tuesday to visit relatives and to attend
the soldiers reunion.
J. G. Hardman, Percy Hallook, and
Ralph Hawks went to South Dakota
Tuesday to look up location.
Chris Rasmussen aud family, living
at Poplar, visited her parents, A. Bon
nett and wife, and other relatives over
Sunday.
Mr.. Bishop and wife are here visit
ing at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Shirley and other rela-
tives this week.
Asa Burwell and wife went to Milford
to visit friends and to fish. They re-
turned home Sunday bringing Mrs.
Jones with them.
Emile Frise, living west of Brayton,
returned home Saturday from a short
visit with his sister, Mrs. Nels Jensen
and husband, who live in the northern
part of Iowa.
limo Bison went to Carson with her
grandfather II. S. Wattles to visit her
aunt and uncle. She will go to st.
Joseph, Mo-, with her aunt before re-
turning home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-08-21

See that LaCross wagon sold by
Bates g. Wilde.
Art Gray and wife have been visiting
with their son Frank.
May and Eva Smith are visiting with
relatives at this place.
Mr.. Thomas received visit from his
mother last Wednesday.
Mrs. wager, of Audubon, is visiting
her niece Mrs. W. H. Barger.
Edna Beers departed Friday for a
visit with relatives at Monroe.
Mrs. John Cameron visited her daug-
ter Mrs. I. b. Creveling Thursday.
Bertha Shelley went to Stuart Fri
day where she will visit few weeks.
Mrs. Osten Lynn returned home
Friday after visit with relatives near
Hamlin.
Mrs. Ballou, of Hamlin, visited last
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. T. B.
Creveling.
Clio Audas went to Malcolm Friday
and will go on to Tioga Mo nday to Wis
it her sister Mrs. Jim Gregg.
Wilbur Clark, wife and mother
drove up Saturday and remained over
Sunday with his sister Mrs. Osten
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mertz, Frank Liken,
Sorn Peterson, L. b. Creveling, Mr..
Beers, Ormsby and Charlie Beers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mundt and Raymond,
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER, Jimmie, Ino and
Ham Buckner went on the excursion
to Lake View Sunday.
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Mrs. b. F. Sisler and daughters,
Allie, Mrs. Muttendam and Mrs.
Steinmetz from near Highland church,
visited with her daughter, Mrs. John
koob and family Tuesday.
Frank Jenkins, our worthy grain
buyer, is sick with the quincy this week
and is unable to attend to his work,
but his many friends hope to see him
we'll again before very long.
F. H. Franklin and wife received a
visit from her father. This gentleman
drove over and brought Mrs. Franklin's
piano and now Fred can enjoy his even
ings by hearing his wife play.
At the fire at Ames a week ago, the
books and other valuable property be-
longing to Moses Brinkerhoff and
Ernie Cotton were entirely DESTROYED.
These boys feel very bad as they val
ued their property very much.
The Atlantic base ball team came up
Sunday and played game of ball with
Brayton Giants. Both teams played a
good game. The score was IL to IA
in favor of Atlantic. A large crowd
from all over the country were in
attendance.
Iona Beers will start next week for
Missouri. He intends to drive over.
land, and take his wife and baby. He
has some land there and expects to buy
more, and when he returns about the
LIST OF September they will move into
the Brayton hotel.
Frank Jenkins received q telegram
from Matt Williams Thursday stating
that Yellow Rose won in the race at
Shenandoah. She is their,best pacing
horse and will go Wednesday to Win
terset. This is good news to the Jen-
kins boys and their many Brayton
friends wish them the same success in
all the races.