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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-16
April Board Proceedings.

Auditors Office, Audubon, Iowa,
April 9, 1903.
Board of Supervisors met in regular
session-members present, Niels p.
Hoegh chairman, ]. Shingledecker
and j. g. Bonwell.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Arthur Farquhar postage and
Office expenses. IL AZ
S. +. Humphrey baiiiff March
term L. 90
w. A. Johnson rent for Mrs.
Monroe .............. % 90
OC Donaldson postage and
Office expenses. ...... IL SO
S Y Parsons work at pest
house 2 90
II C. Spencer x Co publishing
board proceedings $3.50. 48 70
d G Mott publishing board
proceedings. ........... As 70
On motion the following school fund
loans were approved:
Margaret G Myers. 1888 800 90
G Rose. .......... 1850 90
VIM Hoegh. .-........... 3OOO w
Shompier Bintner. ...... 1000 90
On motion board adjourned to meet
| again at one o'clock p m
| One O'Clock p m board met pursu-
ant to adjournment
On motion taxes were abated as
| follows;
Personal tax of Rasmus Petersen on
account of charity.
So 80 on lot block 81 Audubon on
account of old soldiers exemption
On motion school fund loan of $500
/ to F A Rendleman on W hf of lots 2 3
of subdivision of lot 2 of 26 Of origi-
nal lot 8, 4-7S-35 was extended years
| at 5 per cent interest from January l,
1903
| On motion the following bills were
| allowed:
4 Bilharz & Son merchandise
| for Lizzie Wright. ........ i W
f. Bilharz 4 Son merchandise
| for Caroline Wright on
| account of Lizzie Wright. 81 so
Il N T. BrOfSOn merchandise LOT
county 20 IS
| Bendixen & Co merchandise
| for Anna M Hansen. 49,. l IL
/ Allie Carpenter rent for John
| Danner. -. ............... AZ "
| p Hallock merchandise for
/ John Danner ............. So Oe
j + Russell merchandise for
county &c
j + Russell merchandise for
poor farm. ............... 2 A
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-16

Please announce that am a candidate for
the office of county superintendent, subject to
the action OF the republican county convention
X. q. LANCRIoT
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-16

VIII yon please announce that am u candi-
date for the office OF county treasurer, subject
to the action OF the republican county conven
ton. FRED VERMIIYA.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-16
THOMAS DAVIS

Plense announce me as a candidate for the
republican nomination of Sheriff of this county
subject to the action OF the coming county con.
vention.
THOMAS DAVIS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-16

am candidate for the nomination OF rep
resentative from Audubon county TO the gen
eral assembly, subject to the action of tn
coming County Convention.
d. g. MoTT,
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JONI LovELAcE.

Please announce me as n candidate for the
nomination OF representative from Audubon
county subject TO the decision OF the coming
County Convention.
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You can get your harness repaired
right and reasonable BY Martin Larsoo.
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On motion board proceeded to view
county roads and visit poor farm and
meet again at s O'Clock a IN April .
Eight O'Clock m April board met
pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following annual re-
ports of the Justices of the Peace were
approved:
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1ITS 1880 1888.
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H. Gla LII
Kes dasFA6s da las anaa ~
dispe ax0n & 1mr uT gsar os al-
Fetled0rea de Is cindad aislQa Sle
el freae
ar p0r oa6g ssaa eTn aauea
etiffeio fsa uue IN eE vb aesalaa
el ( gIkaoI laaTeeEs eucca ron es~
so de los pocos que se axkareorizas
Jn hurnhxe d. color. con laa pieFEsaa
hinEhaeaa yacla en I'll suel0s ala saaii
dos demostraban que eza press de
cruento d0l0r.
ue pass d I'd ancian0a aguz-
tarOn
10 puedo hablar u doIor AZ he
ceia.
Que duele i vd2
odo el cuerpO " en- 6ieular ell
est6Enaoo. diiJ0 con gran diticnltad.
Con paciencia. procu amos Eecono+
Ger al pobre anciano tlas falleeido
Sc llama Lucas Velazauez. nataraI
de F'ajardo, v haca algun0s afl0s resi-
de en SAP Juan.
Haea tempo cue libra 90 auhsieEeEAs
cia como puede 3 aunuue miserable
mente, vivfa. psro llegar0n Las enfer-
nedades. N no pud0 VA hacar nada.
PaQaba p0r I'M eatre rs cantaycs pCsr
noehe. en IN s Iping auaep 08ro
Como 81 aeresro dia u dilaran que se
fuera, ese ancian0 ernpez6 4 nneroaear
p0r las GALES de- San Iuan.
Lucas cay6 randidO presa del haTn-
bres snfriendo m vertigo.
LIamamos an policia = Ie ensafIa
mos al hOmbre que en- el suelo est@ha.
Vino con noaotrOs q ID redacci6n y
por tel6fono pidi6 Ia camilla al cuart0
de socorros desde alli le c0ntestar ron
que fuera personalmanta.
El guardia dieho, no estAba de SER
Yicio march6 su easa,
to Schettini. y le espusinaos los hechos.
Este di6 ordenes al policia Pedro
Rivera qnien en- union nuestra se tras-
lad6 al cuarto de socorro. saliendo en-
tonces he camilla. acompanado del
0uardia Rivera.
Casos cnnao este, Sc suceden con fire.
cuencia ed San juan.
Pun6ualizam0s an In f0rnna cue 10
hacemos para que 81 plhlico forme
opinion de eIaverdad desnuda, de hechos
concretOs que nadie podrA dasmentir.
Si en- San Juan. ciudad buT6crata
por exelencia y que cuenta con ma
poblaci6n notante, mas d. ninguna 0tra
en- la isla, ofrece especta taculos como I'll
que apuntamos. sQu& sucedera ed Ell
interior de la iaIa, donde no So conocen
en- detaIles las miserias Que sufre Ell
puebloa
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de ADMINS STRACl0F

SupIicamos al senior Jose Nieves, de.
Gales, conteste nuestras earfas Y la
Gltima postal recordatoria he Ios asnn-
t0s eCOn6micos Que con este empress
tienen pendientesde liQuidaci6n.
Necesitamos one con toda uYuancia
nos conteste para aAhar 4 Qu6 aner-
nOs. II.
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GORstlldyaso en- Sahana Grand0
sl conli6 Local Dc Ia asOela
cl6R
Es indescrlptible el entusiasmo
que ALI reina.
e 9laLssta10 e1,1EgsE1 1ogaazI


Octubre s de 1908.
Aver So eonstituy6 de6nitivamenta
el COmite local do la Asociaci6n de
Cosecheros v Comerciantes de Cats de
Puerto Rico. Su organization es CO.
mo sigue:
Presidente. DR.. don Felix Ti6.
Vice Presidente. don Simon Bonelli.
Tesorero, don Domingo Massari.
Secretario, don Carnilo Bull.
VOOALES:
DON Silvio Dan0iani.
alixtO CarraFas
EpifanIo Peraita.
" Genaro Sap6iveda.
= Pablo Pietri.
" Ramon Almod6var.
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FaAEBaas Ae bshIdas eaFAaaaiaaas. TsgmSa rs,
SAN IUAN
Us Isl Eiilkr0 r


us IS; ETlltr0 f. SsTEgTR.
sgg tls fxakas
A auladn.
Nuaskr0s naoda mos separates fuer0n
conatrnitiOs por Ia casa j slan aayvs
de New Fork IA primera del nundo.
Est0s apaxatoa producer el gas car
b6nico QatSDa6e 6eanaeasks patr0.
Nuestros envnses son lavados en-
iuagados & naaquina. y todss son movi-
das poT fuerza el6ctrica.
Lkons0 vsst0 la0ce q, roaaEaoa uxa vi
sita & snuestrO local, d0nde tendrarnos
mucho gusto 81 mostrax nuestraa ma
quinasy y procadimie
Limonada, gengibre. frambuesa. zar-
xapnrrjlla, china, pina, creEna
To<lo entregad0, asf eomo STONES.
& lOmfciiO.
Para % asga Los mismos produc-
tos. preci0s noderadoe, On barriles.
TeIkfono no. 81.
M Ro&gssea tfarmac6uticol
"a. 22Sves0 (ingsnier0 industriaD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-10
FARMAcIA COLON

Mecicamentos fresCos Drogas puras. -Es-
pecial esmerO en- el despaoho de recetas por
personal oompetente.
Complete surtido de geringas de Pravaz
nltimoa modelos.
Equidad on los precfoa.
Plaza Principal, San Juan Puerto Rico
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Or. N. RAMIREZ
MEDICO CIRUJANO.
OCULtSTA.
CONSULTAS: de 2 asp. M.
Plaza Principal n6m. 80.
YENDE

La casa de mamposterfa que est& en-
Ia calle de San Jos6 n6mero 27s El
que la interese pHede dirigirse & don
II. Corchado (Jsenl Espafia, en- BaiI6n.
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lBSlletes 6aratos para dias fasts0oe

-Bslzetss 6arGtos para dias festtVoe
1 olase 2 Clase.
De Capital 4 Bayam6n, de
ida y vuelta. ...,..... e0.25 e0.16
De Baysm6n Catafo, ida
vuelta. ....... .... IL 10
Billets ordinario de Capita Catano en-
D clas0 ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Septiemhre. 1908
RAMON VALDES
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: GN@eRs sesaxaas q s@
opa argn aam msmaa m m azsa
soExeA s9 n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-10

Los eontt9 ae yenfas de hncas urba-
nas ss anastraln muy disgnstagics con
el ita esto s los solares orau6 no
So reunen acaaTdan irsA todos 90 al-
xakia al SacFa ri0 de Puerto Rico.
contra seHneianta despiante.
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SUCESI0N ALONS0

FoToGRAFos.- SAN FRANCISCO AZ
Retratos ampliaciones de todas Glasses
olaro oscuro al oleo.
Tarietas Postales Albums dc Pto-Rioo
Tarietas PostaleS sensibles para que todo
Ricionado pueda hacerlos de sus trabajos
baios para las mismas.
PRECIos MoDICos,
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vENTA

So venden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
gueros, tres casas con solsres propios, de tres
hAbitAoiones cada una de MADEIRA, cobijadas
de hierro galvanizado ademas un solar.
El precio de estas pfopiedades es Ell mismo
por el quo Sc ha adquirido en- hipoteca.
Los que Quieran haosr 81 negoCiO, pueden
dirigirse don Joaquin Pachea0, en- su niue
bleFia calle Allen, n1mero 27.
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CASA be HUESPEDES
ADoEFo RUIZ MULLER
an Justo 80 San Juan P. r.
DE

Habitaciones frescas. Macha linn
piaza Trato familiar. H0apedaie Sl
por Iia. BIJENAS COMIDAsS. Ba-
flos aIumbrado ei6ctrico.
Sc hablr. ingies. alemsn. frances "
espaflol.
Esta cfLsa SO encuentra mnV cerca de
la Plaza Principal y paradero del fe-
rrocarril. 5ya
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En- xIa Corrcspondencia de Puerto
RicoS SO hacen encuadernaci0nea de
todas classes 6 prsciOs limitadog.
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VIC q BAL d GsA ATlTAl 40.
u YAuCC 19a 20
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CeFkE Sicad0@ u1s@ han de pagarse
parelal lsYsessGe
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AVOCADO NOTARIO
! sWa&0M wv WU@
ITTNERAh 20

salidau dc Bayam6n. : Capital sinultanea-
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Dc san 1pAa--ArsaiAo oanuy.

4 = a&H
- I1
LAaaIln
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
WILL CLEAN sEAToN DITCH
Beard Lets Contract for Moving
1850 Yards Of Diff.

A. j. Gilmore, chairman of
the Harrison county board of
supervisors, this morning an
nounced the contract has been
let for the thorough cleaning
of the Seaton ditch. During
the recent floods the water Of
the Boyer river backed into the
ditch and deposited a sediment
which has finally completely
closed the mouth of the ditch.
preventing the outflow of the
water from the ditch into the
Boyer.
The board has awarded G. F.
Pratt the contract for moving
$500 yards of the sediment and
he will put a large force of men
to work Immediately.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
A Delightful Evening.

On Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. John Anderson in
vited their neighbors and a few
friends to help celebrate the
Glorious Fourth at their pleas
ant home on Sth street. AS
their little daughter Marjorie
was just five years old about
twenty little people were added
to the number of guests. Over
the lawns were scattered rugs
and comfortable seats where all
could sit and enjoy the feature
of the evening, which was a
supply of fireworks, The first
hour and half of the evening
was devoted to the entertain
ment of the little people, who
certainly will not soon forget
the "brilliance' Of the evening.
Later the older guests repaired
to the parlOrs where delicious
refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. McGavren and
Miss Christman assisted in
serving. Out under one of the
trees there was a table with
lemonade galore and the small
guests were assiduous in sery-
ing their parents and older
friends. A long table was
spread upon the lawn, around
which the children gathered
and were served with ice
cream, cake and CONNECTIONS
with a lavish hand. While they
afterwards played all sorts of
games dear to childhood, the
older but scarcely more sedate
guests told amusing stories OR
Joined in singing the songs of
Eye olden days" Everyone
enjoyed the evening most
heartily, both tiny tots and
older folks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
ALMosT 500 WENT TO LOGAN
The greatest exodus since the
Omaha ExDesifion.

Not since the f''SS year OF the
Omaha Exposition has there
been such an exodus of Missouri
Valley people as there was on
the Fourth Of July. The local
station of the North Western
was thronged all day long with
basket laden excursionists des-
tined in every direction. The
larger per centage went to Lo-
gan to attend the celebration at
that place. During the day r.
Robinson, City Passenger Agent
sold a total of ATT tickets to Lo-
gan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
1fEECt,e.o that LIVE.
orator.c <r.u.nphs THAT stand the
Test OT Reading;

NAsssNA AZ s]ts1sNRuS 1nslV SSnhu lie
Test OY Reading
1t is Often s.tiu that if IL speech reads
we'll 1t is not y good speech. There
may be some truth in it, The reader
cannot, of course. get the impression
which the speaker conveys by look anil
tone and gesture. He lacks that mar
vicious influence by which in a great
assembly the emotion Of every individ-
',al soul Is multiplied by the emotion of
very other. The reader can pause and
dwell upon the thought. If there he a
'allncy, lie Is not hurried away to do
son"thin. else before he can detect it.
SO. also. his more careful and dcliber-
tyle and taste which pass UNDECIDED in
speech When uttered. But still tho
great oiatorc trlumphs of literature,
md history stand the test of reading I'm
he closet ns we'll us Of hearing In the
assembly. Would not Mark Antony's
speech over the dead body of Caesar.
had II been uttered, have moved the
Roman populace az it moves the spec
iatcr when the play is acted or the sol
itary reader In his closet? Does not
Lord Chathams II rejoice that Amer
lea has resisted" reads we'll? DO not
Sheridan's aud Burkes great perora-
ions In the Impeachment of Warren
Hastings read Well? Does not Liberty
and union. now and forever" read
we'll? Does not "Give me liberty or
give me death" read we'll? DO not Ev-
erett's finest passages read well?-S SEN
ntor Uour in Success.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
A stubborn Husband.

A most interesting phenomenon is
tie stubborn husband He is not bad
nun. He is contrary. and he has to he
managed He is usually married to
clever little woman. who is constantly
dcvising schemes to accomplish the
things which make their Joint lives II
success.
He has no suspicion of this. If he
had, he would be no mad he could I'M
doubtcdty eat her. SO all through life
she goes on swinging II turnip ahead
of his nose to make him go the same as
though he were balky mule. She II,
IL CHEEKY little body. and she grows
plump with every year. and she does
her smiling behind the door or She
chtcliles In her sleeve when he is not
by The stubborn husband is as inter-
csting as bug. London Standard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Laughter Better Yhan Pills.

The cure for the bilious man is
clown. not pills. For indigestion go to
a show whore there are one or two first
class fools who know how to make
'monkeys" Of themselves. The fun.
however, shouil be clean, Innocent.
harmless and hearty, With no suggcs-
ton of indccency or vulsarity. In 9th
err words. the fun should be "hygienic"
Fun that Is foul and malodorous is I'M
hcalthfnl.
The best sort of fun for the dyspep-
tic IL the fun that burlcsques the fol-
lies and foiblcs of the odd "characters''
you have met. III you can't find the
show with the burlesque artists who
can make you laugh. seek out compan-
ions who are jolly and who know the
art of clowning.
Don't let any half baked idiot load
your mind with his business or domcs-
tic troubles. When you get an hour or
two from the desk or store, abandon
yourself willingly and chccrfully to the
frivolitics OF IL jocunr friend to
Nnf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Boy--fire Cracker--Tin Can.

The old and always effective
combination of a patriotic boy,
a giant fire cracker and a tin
can were in evidence in Mis-
souri, Valley Friday night and
as a consequence one of the
large windows in the front of
j. Fl. South's department store
is broken and several dishes on
the inside are in a similar con.
dition.
About midnight, some youth
who was indulging in a pre-
mature celebration placed a
large "cracker" in the middle
of the street in front of the
store. After touching a match
to the fuse he placed a tin can
over it and awaited results.
The can crashed through the
window and went clear to the
rear end Of the store, where it
tore a large hole through a
heavy lattice work and finally
ended it's wild career among
dishes piled on a shelf.
Mrs. L. N. Goodrich is enter
tanning this week, Misses Helen
Buckingham, Fannie Holland,
Vera Fleming, and Madge May
all, Of Omaha, at her home on
South Ninth street, at a house
party.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
What the White Hons. II.

To the American people the White
House represents the personality of the
president of The United States. To the
politician the magic words may stand
for the goal OF an ambition too often
associated with the deepest and most
poignant disappointment. while to the
historian the name may typify deci-
slons that have marked cpoclls in the
affairs of nations. In the mind Of the
people. however. the official character
of the building has always been subor-
dinatc to Its domestic uses. Popularity
speaking. the White House is the place
not where the president works. but
where he ent2rtains. Charles Moore in
Century
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Marriage y,y Capturc.

Marriage by capture is n very old
and very widely spread custom. 1t
prevails among the IIindoos. the Kali
mncks and Circassians and the print
tive races Of Australia, New Zealand
and America. but instead of abduction
being considered an outrage by these
half civilized peoples it is looked upon
as preliminary marriage rite, and, as,
general rule. the coy damscl is by no
means avcrse to the mild violence.
Abduction became so common In Eng
land In the reigns of the Tudor princes
that statute was passed OH the sub
ject. and this was followed by an acc
of Elizabeth which took away the BEN
eft of clergy from the offender and it
was not till SO late as the reign of
George IN. that the crime ccasctl to be
a capital offense and punishable with
death
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
TKEy TURNED plxEY LOOSE
Jake Wielenga Arrested Oh Ser.
!Ous Charge is Released en-
Confession Of Another

just because he happened to
possess a white fedora hat and
bore a physical resemblance to
another man, Jake Wielenga, a
citizen of Missouri Valley who
is now sojourning at Sioux City,
was forced to spend a short
time in Jail in that city the
latter part OF last week, ac-
cused of a serious crime, but
he now breathes the air of
liberty again, the result of the
confession of another.
1t appears a man in the en-
ploye of a Sioux City firm left
the establishment without tax
ing his keys with him. He did
not make the discovery until
the store was locked up. Going
to the establishment he started
to pry up one of the basement
windows, but was seen at work
by two travelling men. They
reported the fact to the police,
who went, to the store immed-
lately but the supposed robber
had fled. Wielenga was near
the store when the police ar
rived and they concluded he
was the man, as his description
generally Tailed with that of
the supposed to be robber. He
was arrested despite his pro-
testations of his innocence and
was kept in Jail until the clerk
called at the Sioux City police
station and explained matters.
1t is said Wielenga was almost
Frustrated over the shock re-
sulting from his arrest.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Southern Fruit
and Vegetable
Growing

The fertile lands along the Louis
vile IL Nashville II. II in Alabama,
Vest Florida and Mississippi are
verltable bnnA,Zas for the fruit
grower and truck gardener One
man sold from one single acre. 100
barrels of radishes for $500. 90,
grOs' another patch vt 4 acres
radlshes Welded 81 i!'s co, net. In
the spring nt 1902. another truck
gardner so. d 3O) barrels of potatoes
i'm Hlttsbnrg tr.ir 3 ceres of ground
for Sl,o4S, and after paying all ex-
penses, cleared 1892 co. or S297 33
per acre Within two weeks after
selling his potatoes, corn was up
and watermelon vines were running
on he same land. lie harvested
HIS corn, sold his melons and after
wards cut two crops of hay Stf of
the same land, and on January 20.
l@)3, was planting it again in pots-
ties. Strawberries yield from
$500 90 to $3.50 90 per acre; as high
a'l2, 4sC ,.nsrts of luscious berries
have been grown on q single acre.
Address
G. A. PARK,
General Industrial and immigration Agent.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE re
LOUISVILLE, KY.