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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20

: Yesterday: September S41sc- December 3sisc,
g. 80 sellers. Country offerings were light
~ sales were 2o0eo0 bushels. Receipts were
slPi- vgtb l75 estimated for tomorrow Re
= cesiie-s are taking back the lines they sold a.
ea.t : --ices-Howe and others.
syn 49, q further decline in provisions. PorE
nc Tal,c 70 I5c: large sl2c 10 l-a2c, ana rlos
soa 10 There was a scattered hquidation q
3 % --ere was some influential buying Of lard
ne ~ blir il was not on 4 scale 10 support
az Hogs we're barely STEADY. " est mere were
& &c - ',o-1rsred with 5000 last year
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OUT ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAH
ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 23D
T TRH F s4HzI EETFh PLYMOUTH, S1.00

weather permitting will make trip Down the Bay and
Out the Atlantic Of Coney Island Manhattan
Beach Rockaway Beach along the South Shore Of Long
Island. o Branch, the
coast I'm sight tho famous Jersey Summer Re
Hook Iightship the Government Fortt
hCations Sandy Hook. and possible in close prox-
Unity the yachts RELIANCE and SHAMROCK III. At
anchor.
Steamer will leave Pier IS X r. foot Of Murray
Street IL \ NJ returning the city at about 500
7, NJ Tickets, Sick. sale limited Purchase al Fail
River Line Office, 10. p. Pier IS, y. T.,
Sunday Music. Catering by the Company
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Financial Meetings.
Fifth Annual stockholders Meetin

The Hooking VALLEY Railway Company.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
COLUMBUS O., AUGUST nth. 1908.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Valley Railway Company, for the election Of Directors,
and for transaction business NAV
lawfully before the includicg ratihca-
ton Of all acts Of the Board Of Directors. and all com
,ntees thereof the last meeting Of stockholders,
Will b. held the Office OF the Copany Spahr Build
ing Columbus. Ohio Tuesday, October g. 1903 at 10
O'clock =. II.
The sock-transfer books will be closed the Office Of
Messrs. !. P Morgan & COMPANY % Wall Street, New
York City. on Tuesday. September sth 1908 az o'clock
and will reopen on Wednesday, October 18th, 1908.
10 O'Clock g.
BY order Of the Beard Of Directors
" n CC0TyT Secretary.
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BOROUGH OF aiANHATTAN. CITY Hall. THE
g 10 OF KEW YORK AUG. r. 1893. -
SEALED BIDS Or ESTIMATES WILL Pr Pr
o3 t9e President o. Tie Borough Of AauHsttar ~
TIC - Hall Room No. I6. until i o'clock = n 80
50 TUESDAY. SEPT. I. 1902.
- FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AN--,
ae,-t-tslA Al REQUIRED FOR BUILDING SETFF.F *
EE1f5574AL a VEST SIDE. BETWEEN SEVEN tn Am
EIGHTH STREETS. - ~
- ? FOR FURNISHING ALL TIE LABOR AszD
Slt-It!AL> REQUIRED FoR, RI--LLILS5 sEVFF5 ~
a. -y-B DAM RgAT AL
- FOR FTRNISHING AL, THE LABOR Ar,
-rl,-sls - RFQI IFFp FOR BUILDING RECEIvTSSS
49, - IEsE NoF2TFEE5EST CORNER OF SEVENTH
,s5-t-5- STREET AND FIRST AVENUE. AND or TI5F
1T END s1E$LE. 49,
- i-F-s-- particulars zss CITY RECORD
JACOB a. CANTOR
B9f5rgh President
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Walter Frederick a. the Ge~rnan-Arrsricaa
Puilltn- ana Loan Association. southern boule-
ward " Il OF Peufold-ave. instaIrnents' 70.
FIertsr Realty Company 10 NJ 4 Herter. Z4th-st,
Nos 433 and West: also 2,th-st. No 80 ~ -.
west. prior mortgage. $4,000 year per cent SocV
E1essIar Maria \ FlelsChmaun Realty ana
construction C0npany. l2sth-st. No 20 NesL'
prior mortgage. $14 600, due November J. lsue "a
g 49,
Ncc.artsn Michael X wife 20 Title Guar
anres and Trust Company, Pleasant-&Ne, No -.
200 q corner 121s--st; ) years. . per CEN ~.0eV
SI,ersou Nathan. O Frances G " Hartley, 6th-
st. u . g. III 4 OF Avenue 3 " years - - 90
. .
same 10 same sth-st, % # OF Avenue %. ~.
Z. . years. per cent e''Vuc
Thornton Charles II. and another 20 Harlem say
tngs Bank TelIer-ave 1891 = = OF 1bsth- -.
81: 3 mortgages: year . Per cent; eact <-Ooo
Foster Margaret L. Title Guarantee and Trust -
C7or,Danv Eethune-st No IL; . years per cent 600
vredenburgh William H. 70 Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. ATasterdanl-aVe = " corner ., -.
Tsth-st. 200, ! year, Al per cent SVOe"
Sane an n5 TO c same 'sii''. No % 600
KIRK Hugh and another To George SchHegler.
Chsholu-st. corner JenHnSS-s-. Que July J. - -
Hasg!n. James 3. the Equitable Trust Com
paHy Broadway, Nos ST and STe. y corner -
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
1oe,i, st n e and 110th-s- s = 20 y G OF An
sterLau-a.e for six story brick hospital,
ISIS. 4xlO0: Woman's Hospital % Nev-Eork.
owner: F P Allen. architect $4,000
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gTANDARp 90 80 rwINg coMpANY.

STANDARD ROPE AND TwINE COMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS COM
pany will be held at its principal once, IS Broad
Street Elizabeth. y J. the 18th Of September, u
N purpose OF electing directors
for such other business properly before the
meeting.
The Transfer Books Of the Company will he closed from
close Of business August c2nd opening OF business
September 18th. 1903
By Order of the Board OF Directors.
JOSEPH Q. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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nFFICE OF TIE president OF MN

BOROUGH or MANHATTAN. CITY F7srr ~
10y OF NEW YORK. AUGUST H. 1893. NJ
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BF RFrp.r,-r-r,
- mo Colnss:oI1r Of Public q orks 81 the Bor5Igt
A45 aatSn, - re city Hail Room Ne Is i 9co
TUESDAY. AUGUST Ok 1902
so. :. FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION r.,-
3. - l-Lle - MORT sLAIi0N At GREELEY
20 FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION ~,
? II BiIE COMFORT STATION on WEST S-P-rrr
5zLEl L-N NEsEI AND FULTON STREETS P0P-
Ouch OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY or NEW T0TsI--
fo- . FOR THE ERECTION And CONPT.F--TC,S- a.,-
4 PUBLIC COMFORT STATION At Efr2TTN. ~
Se-E9CGE CF NASHATTAN. THE CITY OF NV
No : FOR TIE ERECTION AosD COMPLETION or
Z PUBLIC COMFORT STATION 4 CFEz~L-
So EE. BoEOCCIs OF MANHATTAN TIE CT 81
HEN YORK "
For further particulars see CITY RECORD
GEORGE LIVINGSTON
forurliss5uer CT Public Nork,
- /
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4 TTENTION Is CALLED no ~ ln,.1.n

Us l-AiENT N THE CITY RECORD Of Aur,s. 70
- 81 1903 ct the confirmation BY Supreme 4e
81 entering n The Bureau for :he Cohesion ~ 4-.i
iae-L- Arrears. FOR DFT.,-TS- -
80 IIsING TITLE u the following st-aat
BOROUGH or THE BRONX 10 'le
--5.H WARD. SECTION =. WEST 25sTH STREET
tFf-NlAt5. from Broadway 70 RiTer1aIr Avenue
fT-1e1 Nay g. 1903. entered august Il. 1903 -'-
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT Cor.----ve-
ll-y - Nea-Nork- AuEus- Il 1893 -
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

COMMISSIONS Ct Public V'crt,
-EE Cl-y 90 ,sEw YORK August H. 1907
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Public Notices.


1 IIENIION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
T1sENE2ST ~ TIE CITY RECORD Of Angus, 20
Iber 1908. q the Con-matic- by the SI-~ers
and the entering in the Bureau fJ- the lection
~ Assessments and Arrears Of assessment fr OPENING
AND ACQUIRING TITLE the following named et-se-
Sn the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX -0'
2SU WARD. SECTION 10. EAST l42ND STREET
CFLNINC5. from Powers Avenue Southern I3oDiA
ard. Confirmed January L. 1902. entered august is
EDWARD u. CIRCUIT Co-eptroIle-
CITY % New York. august Is. 1905
4 TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVEP-
TISEMEN- N THE CITY RECORD Of Ar,e-,s.
Is 81 1905 II the confirmation hy the Supreme come
Elf TIE entering The Bureau for the C5IIecor -
Assessments and Arrears. assessuen. ~ pyrN-TD-
AND ACQUIRING TITLE the following names
Avenue IT. the BOROUGH OF THE PPONSy. -1~
Path WARD. SECTIONS Il AND y AR-FT7-s
VENUE OPENING from fremont Avenue 70 Pelham
Avenue. Confined June g. 1905 entered A----g.
1908 EDWARD II GRoJ-T C'c-1~t--44tt.l''
cry o. NeV7-Tork August Is. 1893 --'5'
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Real Estate Wanted.
WANTED FOR CASH.

Any eassP lots plots. ole suusssss tssez-ass aa-
rart Manhattan Island CHAs. P SMITH 90 Brsad7s-,
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GRAND CORNER

THE wILHEI1I-VA. 1919 7th-avs-. corner 11sJh-st-
apartments. beautifully situated
rated 7thave Drive near PARKS fronting open plaza.
reduced from $3.50 SlC59 and
81 900 $500. electric lights free.
40 ST NICHOLAs-AvE. I16TH-ST Grand et-b,
11U room large hight apartment i've windows front
Drive. electric lights reduced SEQ
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

10etl-zt e. and 110th-st, s. 20 q o. An
stsrIarn-a.e. a six story brick hospital
IsS 4xlOo. Wouan's Hospital o. Nev-York.
owner F P Allen architect. ss1ooOo
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A6rerTfsenlsn ts viii be rEcei
o1yces al regular once rates
254 Sth-uEe.. s. e. cor -
I2rh-st 81 East I4th-sr.
~ cen IN sEd sth ayes 26j
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SOMERSET INN

4 DvERTTsEsENTs ana supser13tions ror The Tribune
" received their Uptown OHco.
No. 1865 BROADWAY.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
0RI0mTS OlSHA6R

Tho largest anna ever Paid for . has'
seVjPtiqp changed handI In aan Fro
Disco, Aug. 30, 1901, ThP transfer In
volved in coin aud stock e112, 500 ,00Apd
wes petd BY . party ef huisness meR for
befes, hitherto lnciirAbls diseasas.
They commenced the serious jnyesti-
cation Of the specific Noy. is, 1900.
They interviewed scores o. ths cured
and tried it 0yt on its merits by plt ltting
over three dozen cases on the treatment
and watching them. They Also g0t ply
sicisns to name chroptc, incursble cases,
and administered it With the ph ysicians
for judges. up to Aug. Is, eight-seven
percent. Of the test caSss weEe either
well OF progressing favOrably
There being but thirteen per cent. OF
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceedings
Of the investigating committee and the
clinical Feports Of tho test psses were
published and will be mailed free on
application, Address JOHN J. FULTON
GaxPANY, 40 Montgomery st, Ran
Francisco, Cal
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
Attack
OF Fast Heart Lasted
100 Hours.
Doctors Didn't Know
What To Do.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine Cured Me.

SFor seven years I have been troubled
with what the doctors called fast heart
going at once from the usual beat to twice a.
fast, which in short time would exhaust mo
terribly and only after treatment by physi.
clan it would get back to normal speed.
These attacks increased in frequency and
severity until December, 1901, when they
came on once q week. Each attack would
lsy me up day or more. The attack begin
Ming January I3th. 1909. lasted i6o hours
!almost . week. my heart Beat almost one
hundred and nifty per minute aad some
times more. During this week my physician
consulted with four other doctors, but all 10 no
purpose. My heart finally slowed up, and Il
was then serious question with my family
what to do next a for me, I was too far gone
to care much what happened. Dr.. Miles al.
manac said. write for advice" and my son
wrote, receiving nice reply. A neighbor told
" he had used your remedies with great ben
eht. Itook courage, began the use OF DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine
until had taken eleven bottles Of the Heart
Cure and seven bottles of the Restorative
Nervine. had two slight attacks after /
began the use Of your medicine the last ono
lasting only thirty minutes. For more thaa
three months my. heart has run without 4
hurry. An, cured, and Dr.. Miles Remedies
did the work. have been postmAster here
Tor more than ten years."-M. 7. CANrRILL.
+. M, Fredonia, Kansas.
A. Az d.yggi,ts sell and gaar.ates first. BOT.
tle Dr. Miles Remedies. Send fof free book
e Neryous and Heart Disease4 Addfscs
". AaAag MEDICAL CeA elkhaf4 laA
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

y -. .x.AaA-ir< 49,
placc, broke down last Tueaday Apd
fortunately no one was hurt, a there
would have been . few moments later,
1t viii take considerable work 70 tx
this while ths wsterf4 high. q
MAhCos.
The Woodmen gaye bsnqHat In
their hall Monday evening and MI re-
pprt splendid time,
Nm. Ghas. johnson, Of Dolores, HAS
in town the fore part of'this week.
- ~ -o-
Mrs. Frank Stubbs is rapidly impyov-
ing afte. the misfoFTdne of breaking
her leg,
Carrie, the oldest daughter Of Johnny
Brown, has been on the sick list this
week with p severe attack of tonsilitis.
The Rebeekas gave Albert RGessler
and wife a reception last Tuesday even-
ing. The evening WIS spent In card
playing and refreshments were served.
-o-
Miss Fern Williams, of Rico, il visit
ing her many friends in this city and
enjoying few weeks Of her summer
vacation.
~
Steve Elkins and gentleman from
the East started OH hunting trip last
Monday.
O.
Joe Roessler, carpenter for the Man
cos Lumber Co., spent last Sunday in
this city.
-S-
Judge Felksr and. wife of Omaha went
to Echo Basin Wednesday to prepare
to start work ON their claims.
o
Charley Kelly took up load of sup
plies to the East Mancos the first of the
week.
Miss Sadie Harvey returned home
Tuesday after spending several days in
Durango.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
Russell sage's advocacy of system

Russell Sage's advocacy of a system
Of money issued by the banks would no
doubt greatly Please that fraternity,
but it would soon create a panic in
other lines, and is along the same lines
that Jackson fought so hard and turned
down. The only system ofmoney that
will stand the tests is one hacked by
the government, and if an increase In
the currency Is necessary as Mr.. Sage
lays, why not have it upon the lines
advocated by the champions Of free sill
yer? Everything now tends to prove
that the assertions of William J. Bryan
were true and the country will have to
come to that basis before conditions
will be settled.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
The New Estray Law.

The last .ession OF the legislature
passed new estray law which is much
more in harmony with common sense
than the old one was. An estray ani=
NAL Is defined as one found on either
public or private grounds which is un-
known in the neighborhood in which it
is found, or is found fifty miles from its
accustomed range,
In taking up An estray 1t ia now only
necessary to write description of the
animal and send it to the secretary OF
the stock inspection board in Denver.
When strays are found on the range
they may be e'driven with other cattle to
shipping point and there turned over
10 an inspector. After notice has been
sent to the secretary of the Inspection
board the animal may be legally held
until taken by the board or an inspec-
tor.
The state board may dispose of An es-
tray as it deems best but the interests
of the owner are the first consideration,
The animal may be returned to the
owner, but if this is impracticable it
may be sent to market with other cat
tie and sold and the proceeds returned
to the owner.
If the brand is unknow the animal
must be advertised in the state paper
for two weeks and also in q paper pub
lished in the county where the animal
is taken up. If not claimed within ten
days after the advertisement the board
orders the animal sold. The taker-up
is allowed reasonable compensation for
his trouble.
An estray can be disposed of in this
way in about thirty days and at trif.
ling cost. Should the animal be sold
the proceeds are placed in the e.tray
fund to be delivered to the owner.-Sa-
Ida Nail.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Hann. CoWea, Of Butts, Mont, and
Ffndayson, Of Nevada, syrIvsd In this
city lost Sunday and went p the East
Msnaps the nsxt day 70 start the mill
vt the Doyle properties. y
Mrs. MlnnsAh and son, Ralph, ofDo-
leres, ere visiting friend. iP thi, CITY.
@. A, benjamin and w, h. Hsss, Of
Rico, returned last Sunday efter spend
ing Q week in New Asfice-
-p@
Robert Scott, Of Cortez, was in town
Tuesday to rsmove his family to their
valley homs for the summer,
John Roessler went to the valley
Tuesday op business sor the Bauer Mer-
osntlle %.
'coRTEE.
Among those who Went 20 the Cliff
Dwellings last week were E. r. Lamb
and wife, H. NJ. Gulllett and wife, J. E.
Finnell, wife and daughter, Mrs. II. F.
and Dick Morgan, Miss Jessie Outlet
and Mrs. p. 7. Outlet. s. II. Thomas
went along as guide. All report very
pleasant tune, good water and good
appetites.
o.
Frank MowFy returned last Tuesday
from Denver, where he purchased the
necessary pipe, machinery, etc., etc,
for the Cortez water works.
o.
James MeEwena fine stallion was
killed by jumping n picket FENCE last
week.
-
Bluff, Utah, yes well represented in
Cortez this week, several four and six.
horse teams having loaded with sup
plies.
Miss Tony Taylor and mother are at
the ranch near Cortez for the summer.
-
Mrs. Jas. Holly of Aneth, Utah, was
visiting friends in Cortez this week.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
Timber Land, Act Juno ), ls7s.--Notics for Pub.
location.

Oult6u DtAtob Lana OulCo,
Durango, Colorado, April 8, 1905
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of tho act Of ConEross Of
timber lands in tho States Of California, Ors.
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as sx-
tended to all the Public Land States by act Of
August 4, 1892,
AK. Van Antwerp, of Gradens, county of Monts.
yuma, State of Colorado, has this day filed in
this Office his sworn statement No, 662, for the
purchase Of the NV sw ne ms I sw I of
And will offer proof to show that tho land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stono
than for agricultural purposes, and to esta blish
Receiver of this office at Durango, Colorado, on
Saturday, tho 18th day Of June 1908.
He names as witnesses: j. B. Moore, f. A.
Roberts, James Moss and George w. Porter,
all of Mancns. Colorado
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above.described lands arc requested to file their
claims in this ofico or before said 18th day of
June, 1903,
F. c. PERKINS, Register.
First pub April 10; last Junsl2.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
.:xX Additional Local. :
,R&%$<&%<<<<*$<%$$<$t$$

The Julia Marlowe shoes are pleasing
every one because every pair is easy on
the feet and feel like old ones from the
start. They are leader in ladies shoes
at the Dolores Mercantile Co.'S. store.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The farmer is now figuring on the
amount that potato and alfalfa crop
will leave to the good and il he is un-
fortunate enough to have note or
mortgage on his hands he can see the
end of it.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Mrs. John Gould's children were on
the sick list last week.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

James Lynch went to Arriola last
Monday to visit his mother.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Mrs. John DENLY is in the valley Wis
iting her parents.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Herman NJ iller went to Rico on Sat
day last on business.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
COUNTY
!. NOTES..
COMMUNICATED
BY OUR SPECIAL
CORRESPONDENTS


Mrs. John Gould's children were on
the sick list last week.
Mr.. Guire went to Rust's mill last
Saturday for lumber for new build
ing,
Herman NJ iller went to Rico on Sat
day last on business.
James Lynch went to Arriola last
Monday to visit his mother.
Mrs. John DENLY is in the valley Wis
iting her parents.
John Eder came down from the West
Fork last Monday on business.
VIM. Eagan was quite badly hurt
I on Tuesday while trying to remove log
from the railroad bridge.
=. The new part Of the bridge put in at
~ s4a4ty eeosAnk p.ar 4osa at.ristp
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

John Eder came down from the West
Fork last Monday on business.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

@. 4, Benjamin and w, y. Hess, Of
Rioo, returned last Sunday after spend
ing . week IN New Aefice.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
RIO aaANpE soupHHRN 3. B

Road down the left column and ppthe right.
Beth trains take dinner at Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not carry passengers.
r. =. Peake, Agent.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Mrs. Minnsah and son, Ralph, ofDo-
lores, sre visiting friend. iP This oity.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

=. The new part Of the bridge put in at
~ s4ahty eeosAnk p.4r 4oss ssst.rristp
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Robert Scott, Of Cortez, wAs in town
Tuesday to rsmove his family to their
valley home for the summer
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST,

++<++%t%
THE STAR offers new drop-head
sewing machine--cash value $45.OO--to
the most popular young lady in Monte
yuma county. The contest to be deoid-
ed in the manner provided by the rules
given below. Nothing in the rules shall
be construed to prohibit any contestant
or her friends from soliciting subscrip-
tions to THE STAR.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Nean. CoWea, Of Butts. Mont, and
NndAyson. Of Nevada, sFrIysd In this
city lost Sunday and went t9 the East
Msnaps the nsxt day 70 start the mill
vt the Doyle properties.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

John Roessler went to the valley
Tuesday op business for the Bauer Mer-
camille 10.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

''- '''fs'' .-..~---
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-01
w. j. LanceIot

Lou Gray is on the sick list again
this week.
John F. Liken and Wife were excur-
slonists to Ames last Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester is much improved
after her late spell of sickness.
Billy Shaw was laid up somewhat
the first of the week with rheuma tism
in the back.
Grandma Grenlee has been quite
sick the past week but will soon be all
right again.
Maud Lathrup arrived home last
week and will remain for time with
her parents.
VIM. Slough of Michigan was here
this week attending the funeral SER
vices of his father.
Chas Beauford and wife of Perry
We're over Tuesday attending the
funeral of Jep Slough.
Mrs. P. D. Peterson was visitor
last Friday at the pleasant country
home of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Shaw.
Mrs. McCarty of Manning was
down Tuesday visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford south of
town.
S. c. Handles was down to Extra
last week attending to business in re-
gard to the building he owns down
| there.
John Beruf from over by Temple
ton was in town Tuesday getting
some of MertZ's famous tankage food
for hogs.
Perry Wood of Paris was here the
first of the week attending the funeral
services of Mr.. Slough as was Matte
Charles of Coon Rapids.
J. w. Richards and wife of Audi
bon were up Monday visiting at the
Will Barger home and getting ac-
quainted with the new girl.
T. B. Crevelings have moved from
the building on Main street to their
new home and are now nicely located
and at home to their friends.
Peter Peterson was we'll pleased with
the result of his sale last week and is
expecting to go west the first of next
month to look up a situation.
Chas. Newell and Elsie Garmire
were married today Thursday at the
home of the bride, Sam Garmire. We
will give the particulars next week.
Robert Summerville living up north
of town has purchased a new wind
mill from the boys and will have them
put it up as soon as they have the time
Aus Linn is busy these days attend
ing to the business for Westbrook &
Gibbon Co., in buying grain and sell
ing coal at the Liken stand of last
year.
c. E. Mertz gained quite reputa
ton last week as an auctioneer. HI
showed that he understood people fol
ne got, extra good prices for every
thing he attempted to sell.
G. E. Mertz, Ora Corner and Honas
Mendt went out to Omaha last Satur
day and returned Monday after hav
ing had a very pleasant time seeing
sights and attending to some buying
of goods for Merits and Mundt.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-01
Obituary..

Jep Slough died Monday morning at
the home of his daughter, Jessie
Stough at Wayside Inn and was
buried Tuesday at Cameron cemetery.
The funeral services being conducted
at the home by Rev. Hecks.
The deceased was born in Colun1-
biana Co. Ohio, Il years ago. Early
in life he was married and five chill
dren, three boys and two daughters
mourn his departure. He was at one
time resident of this country but for
about the past fifteen years he has
made his home in the west where he
now owns big sheep ranch
He has been very poorly since he
returned here this summer and has
been down off and on all summer.
His last illness only lasted about three
days when he was called to the long
rest in the unknown future of which
we read, but know not and in which
all hope to be joined sometime,