davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-12

The cat and the %porcupine have n
craft in common with IA Both,
when angered, get their backs up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-12

A pamphlet just issued by the depart
sment Of Commerce and Labor shows
that the wages Of the laborers of the
country have increased more than the
price of commodities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-12
Notice.

The very best material for sidewalks
is Colorado Red Sandstone. Reduced
prices Tor 90 days. Overing Bros. &.Co
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-08-12

Who has done the most toward the
breaking of trusts The Republicans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-11
E DIG T 0

Estados Unidos de America - e
Presidente de los EstadOs Uni
dos. y en- su nOmbre don Fe
lipe Cuchi y Arnan. Juez
Presidente del Tribunal dc
Justicia del DistritO de ArecibO
en- funciones de Juez Ins
tructOr.
HACE SABER: que por provi
dencia de fecha dos de los corrien
tes dictada en 81 prOcedimtento
sumarisimo seguidO pOr don Es-
cOlasticO AdrianO Gonzalez y Mar
tinez con ia don Ramon SeijO
TavareZ en- cObfO de cTedi,o 0
hipotecar'O, SO maDda sacar
pub ida subasta pOr te"minO dc
vetnte dias y pUr ell valOr ea1pula'
do en- el contrsto. la dnca 81
guiente:
"Parcela de cientO sesenta y
tres cuerdas de terrenO equiva
lentes sesenta y cuatrO hectareas,
seis areas, Cincuenta y cincO cen
tiareas, en la qn9 So cOntiene Ia
casa de vivienda, Ia de m8quina y
Otros accessories, y iindante al
NOrte, con el restO de- terreno que
le aueda Hbre al senor Gonzalez;
al Este, con tierPas de don Jose
Malarat, antes, hoy Malaret Her
maLos; al Sur las de Ia succession
do dOn Jose K. Rivera, Manuel
Qim9uez Y VIlella hormanOs y a
Oeste, don Tomas Jordan 8 Gre
go, 10 Afanador; cuya parcela dc
terrenO radicada en el barriO dc
CaRuana, termlnO municipal de
UtdadO, fue justipreciada por las
PAL tes On el conGratO Oh Ia suma
de dos mil cuatrOclentOs dollars
So ha senalaao para el rema
to el dl4 velnticuarO do Juulo
cOfrIente d las diez de 81 m 4paus,
en la SAla audiencla do este Tri
bunal; advirtIendOse que no se
adminraO posturas que 10 cubfan
las dos terceraS Pal to- del 7aOr
dAdO a la inca, que para t0mar
pate en- la subasta hay que con-
slEuar pf pfeviamente sObre Ia MESA
del Tribunal 8 Ell ell estableclmien
20 que 50 deslgue al efectO, 81 f13z
pur cientO de- dlcho valOr y que
ei prOcedimieDto sumarlslmO Ell |
que constan los tituloS do pr0ple |
dad, 80 encpeDtrA d. IA .nihsst0 |
Ell 5ccr9tarla para que ssan exa |
minados rOr los licitadores, quienes
oebaran cJufJrm arse con eliUs sin |
QUE tengAn dercchU aeXiglr OtrOS |
DadO Ell Areci0O. 3 de- Ju
Mo d. B01
FELIPE UCHI Jusz Iustruc
tor --ti Secre'ariO. JOSE Z. Fl
DUERAS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-11
COmpahla IIIica insula[

Con este nombre SO levantara
en- este mes una cOmpania lirica
sObre las bases siguientes:
Ia Esta cOmpania, mas bier
que empresa testral, sera una es
cuela que tendra por Objeto abrir
los puertorriquenos un nHevc
campo en- donde estos puedan ga
narse la vida, como en- ell magfs'
terio. telegrafia, servicio civil &
"a profesOres de mdsica
canto. bsile y defamation seran
pagadOs pOr la empresa, d fin d.
dar gratnitamente ensen ANA a lOs
individu0s que compongan la Gem.
panja.
3A Los profesores que no
puedan SCR encOntrados en Puerto
Rico seran traidos de Europa 8 de
los Estados UEidos.
IA A cam bio De estas venta
jas los sueldOs de esta cOmpania
serAD muy mOdestOs, de modO que
40 cabe en- esta empresa niDgnn
individvO que venga tras oil iuGrO.
sinO con la idea de estudiar y
progresar.
ga Ell buen comportamiento
y aplicacion SO tendran muy en-
cuenta para los ascensos y anmen
tOs de sueldos, pero en- ningun ca
80 habra un ascensO antes de lOs
seis meses de estudiO.
6a Ell artista que salga de
esta cOmpsnia jam&s volvera Z
entPar Gu ella p0r nOta bes que
sean sus aptitudes. Esta base
tiende c0nseguir al mayor 0rden
y discipline posibles.
7a Sera expdlsad0 de la com
pania ell artista que no Observase
buena cOnducta, 81 asi 10 pidiesen
lag dos terceras parties de la com
psnia.
g. Para iugresar ga ests
IS requisite indispeasa
BILE traer bueBas referencias sobr+
la cOnducta Observable pnr el soil
citante hasta La fecha de la soiici
tud
o. Los sueldos de los coristas
ie ambOs sexOs fuctuaran entre
ounce y treinta y pesos, seg1u
as aptitudes y cOnocimientos dt
Os mismos
lOA No ga admitir8n c0ristas
nayores de 80 amos mi sen0ritas
lue no vengan aeon panadas de
sus padres o tutOres.
NcTA. Las SOlicitudes par.
-omar parte an eata empresa dobel
iirigirse al Dr.. F. Vizcarrondo, d.
F@JardO. durante tOdo al mes d.
JuniO del presente a1o.
S9 sO!icita el cnncursO de tn |
los los artistas puertorriquenos, |
pues la empresa veria con gusto |
lue todas sus parties f0eran del
Oais
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07
1lea,r raTHTd1r ArtssaTd,itfs.

Petersburg. lleber bieientgeis
ari.gsi9iffe, bic aur 3eit in ben bie@
iisen Derften ibrer Sertigfstluns ent=
sesenseben unb i'm 5riibiabr pom
Gtupel laufen iollen, bringen bic anti
liden rufiif9en 8ldtter einige Mnga~
ben, bic our 3eit bon befonbersm sS1,=
terefe fein biirften, ba bieie 61iffe
Der Ratur Der Gae1e ndh bic einaige
Reierpe bilben. auf bic aur grsdnoung
unb 8eritdrfuna bes GeinpaDers
i'm Stillen S5ean 5uriidgegriffen tper=
ben lam. ssSn eriter 2inie tommen--
babel bic orei bereits in ben 2ilten bes
Boltif6en Ge{dpabers gefiibrten
gdn5erf9iffe nSrel", nGeIDmarfdau
guiporoip" unb n9Iapa4 in 9atra9t,
bic fdmmtli9 gum sleidben gpp gez
bDren, eine Baherberbrdneang bon
1880 Sonnen baben unb eine Sc
i9pinbigteit bon 18 Rnoten entz
ipideln, Die Nusriiftung beitebt je
aus ga 64nelfeuergefdiiben unb
fe6s Minenapparaten; bic 8eIabune
bilben je TAO Mann. Bon bielen
pdn5ern ipirb Der ,Srel" ouf Der
franfozrufiifden Sabrif, bic beiben
anberen ouf Der itadtlihen 8altig9en
Werft ssballt. sSnl RronftGbter 6afen
gebt ferner bas srobe pan3eridtff
oSmperator Nleronber Der Dritte1
ieiner @olIenbung entgesen, bos einen
&rnpp'i1en Stablpaa5er BON rs
Milliineter Dide trGgt. Oaau treten
afpsi fpeitere panoeri9iffe. ,NaiDel Der
Grite" unb r@nbrei peripospannp"
bic Die srOBten Sdiffe iperben biirfs
Ten, bic es in Der ru|iifhen sylotte
sibt. Sic baben elm Displacement BON
je 1920 9Dnnen, in Der MaFcrIinie
cine 2dnse DDn $50 Meter, cine grDbtr
8reite bon 24,4 Dieter itnb einen Giefz
gang bon 10 Meter. sSSbre @efntpiils
bisteit betrGet ebenfdlls Is sfnoien
unb bic Musriiftung bsItebt in So
5hneufenergef9iiben lnb oierMlinenz
apparaten, bic 8eIabung aus 300
Munn. 9luf Der Nepsfi 69iffbau=
fabrif befinben ii1 bic areu5er 3ipeiten
Ranses ,@bsmtfdus1 unb nSlum~
rub" In 8au, bic beibe gum 1Dpus Der
~NOipit4 seb0ren, unD Die bie5ige Muz
rineiperft ftebt i'm 8eeriff, ben gau
bes 5ransporfihiffs v&amt{hatfa"
5u DDllenben. Die {dmntlinen Gehiffe
fDlIen. ipie sefast, i'm Jriibiabr bonn
@tupel stIaffen unb in Dignft geItelt
iDerben. Db bos 10 prompt gelingsn
tpirb. bleitt freilid nod ahsun'arten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07

iie onaelegten Nasen entipideln fon=
nen. Wlan ipsnbe nidt Elm, oab ia
ail9 bic ErolIens in Der Stdbt raid
fclren biirfsn. gber Die 5rontps fa9s
ren duf tS4ienen, bic Seosr itebt unc
oon Denen er ipsiB, bab Tie Die Wege
fir Die gars biIbet; Don peren moi;
ii6 a!io fern boIten obsr lie i'm sseis=
neten Monssnt iiberfdreiten tanr. Nns
bsrs nit ben Iutomobils, lpie Seoerz
mann ith islbit tpeiter oasbenten taEn.
(9i. 3. goltsbl.) ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07

SSn elmer 9feibe BON MufI6ben, Die
81. Nii5. Elm sSrsunb gbsobore Eooie7
pelts, llber bieIen i'm Suilcot perof.
fcntIiht, befinbet iicb Elm 9apitel, bas
ltinem Geben unb Sreiben als 5armer
unb sSdasr i'm Weitens gslpibnet 1T.
Sm 'Vtuiit5ilnmer beS Brdfibente1
I,egt bas Sell nit BEN &opf zines tos
loHalen @risslnbdreal. RpoIepett iegt
GrpBen Bsrtb baraUF; benn IS 1T Fir
ibn bas Inbenten Oil eiusn Der allf=
rcgenbiten Momente Ieines 2ebens,
afs er aliein in ben 0orbergen Der
Godtes ;ogte. Riis f6reibt bariiber::
GooFebslt bate fein Eager ram llfer
zines tleinen. rduf1enben 8ahes nit
frDitallllareln Moiier" aufael6ldgen
nnb ifreifte nit ieiner 8I6ie unibsr,
nm su feben, pb er ni9t Elm Saiet7
fubn arfIdeu1en fDnns gum Mbenbs
idlnldlsit. Oa fam if1n eiil @ri33tD IN
Giat, er 1hoB i6n on. Ser Sdr fliidz
4Hte fib il, Elm 2prbeereabiiid. bas
Epofeb2st alsbalb beldgsrte. Nd9bem
.cs poriihfig ben giaub beS @eboI3ss
ctgepirpAt bate, Drang ct in bas
c'afTenSe 0untel bpr, Da fam ploBz
'l;sb an: 8ergdbbdng Der 8dr berdus.
Gptber G4aunl hing ibm bomWfaule
6eruntsr; ietne gtugen gIiihten ipie
9!imnleabe Sobien lit Der Ddmme=
tl.lig.' aooIebcIt f6oB ltnb Die 9ugel
5rang in bic SerSeeseiln.
~IuAcnblidlid ipenbete Iic6 bas
5bier nit einein bei{eren @jebrilf Der
Truth anb Der 6arausfotoerlng, ben
flntigen Sddum bonn Maule ihiit=
ief1o. 1cqen mid, fn bab in ben 8lona
ieiner ipeiben arallen fab. Damn be-
4onn sr ben bireften Mngriff ouf MIDI,
irGem er in Sdben bur9 Die trahen=
ben 2orbeerbiif9e fprang, 10 boBs es
fir MID lhtpcr mar, 5it aielen. Sd
rartets, Bis er Su einem gefGllten
Baum tam, bann, aIs CT barber ieben
laubte, F'hitte id ism eine &ugsl, Die
i'm in Die 8ruft traf uno ourh bic
9aunb0flun9 ging; aber er ipanfte
uno IhDanfte ni1t llnD i'm glugen=
bid lpuBte i9 ni1t, ob i9 i'm getrofz
FEN bate. Gr tam itanbbaft berdn
unb i'm ndcbiten Mussnblid mar or.
unn,itteIbar Dor mir. SD Sielte auf
feine Stirne, ober nleire Sugel ging
tief. brang Inn ms Maul, SerI9met=
ttrte ihm ben unteren &innbaden unb
bfteb i9al in HadeIl Ttedsll.
SD modte ra59 einen SAP feit=
pdrts, ipGbrenb ih ben Sabn nleines
Gepebres bDhaog unb bas erite, mas
i'd bur9 ben i9lpebenben Rau9 fab,
ipar feline SaBe, nit Der ct einen bDsz
ortigen Seitenleblag geeen mid fiibrte.
Nur9 Die Wu9t feines Nngriffs fam
CT an mir boriiber, talmelte Dortpdrts
linb lieB eine 2a9e frif9en 9lutes
aisriid, ba fpo er nit Der S6nallae altf
ren 8oben seitoben mar. Nber ct
roffte ii6 iDieber uuf unb rl,adote afpei
ober bret SGbe bortpdrts, tpdbrenb in
eiligft Elm paar patronen in bas Mae
guatn f6ob. Wletn @eipebr faBte nur
bier uno bic bate i9 f9pn ale absez
fdofen. Damn perfuhte er, aus3uz
reiBen. aber babel fdienen feline Mus=
feln plObli6 gu berIasen, er lieB ben
Sopf bdngen unb rpllte borne iiber
iDie Elm setrDffenes Ranin1en. sSebe
neiner orei eriten Ruseln batte linn
eine tootlide Wunbe beisebra9t."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07

Serr: .Mein Sunse, i6 bin err
ftdnnt, 81 fehen, bdB Du bic Rabe
auf folde Meife qudlf." Sunse:
rWifen sic pieaeidt, tpie man's auf
anbete Mrt beiier tbun fann2"
n 4 Il
Der Gpblentruft in Deutfdlanb bat
fih nit benz bortigen @5ta6ltruit bers
itdnbigt. Die nur nod gerinae 3abl
Der sunabbdnsisen" Standardization
on bic Manb 3u briiden. MIfo, auda
bort baben iid bic fh0nen Geelen ipiez
Der einmal gefunben.
= 4 Sis
Gin 5ierlib Wort, flng nnb sefpanbt,
Medt Greube, Quit nnb lahen.
Dod bite Did, aus frobem Eonb
Gin ipiirbis' 8ud gu maiden.
Denn Elm Gebdnthen has Deraniiat.
Sin Gdod bapon bergniigt nidt--
Ms;e cine leidte Geber fliest,
Gin 8iinbtI Geberu fIieQt lidbs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07
gDis fDlIen trdmtiqe Sbtese

Wit piItn tr'Gmtige { Sbfese
srnobrt unb gepflsgt tpsrbsr2 lIitfere
trdebtieeu 6onstbiere nlltiIen ettpo bon
Der aspfitsfl 0dlfte Der SrGhtigfeitss
bauer on beionDsrs fOrefGltia ernGbrt
unb 9spflegt iDerben. @hpn oft baben
trdrbfige Sbiste infotge nneeeisneter
5iitterung, mdn9elbdfter 9gflege unb
unofpedmdbiser 3oItung periporfen
0ber finb an ben. SoIgen bes Neripsrz
lens gum groBen @5Ddben Der Befiber
su Grunbe sesanaen. Gs foller Dess
bdlb Die tpibtigiten be5iigltden Meaeln
nlitgetbeilt tpsrDen. Die @rnGbruno
lei unter Nerneibung npn pI0BliGen
uebergdngen bon elmer ssiitterungsart,
fsatp. BON einem 6uttermttteI autn an
beren cine glsicbmGBige. @otppbl
Gutter ols au9 Soufen itnb In ileinen
porttofef Jfters Su aeben. Wlan perz
ipenbe, ipenn ireenb tbunlih, ais
9anptld6lides Roubfutter gutes Miez
terlbea, Debmb unb ippbI etipas qiites
eingebrddtes Sommerbalmitrpb; tpenn
aies ni9t raDalih lit. 10 febs mar
cine Eation 3uIammen, bic einem naz
turgemdBen 6utter 3iemlich qleih=
!ommt. Sbmer nerbauIiches ober auf
irsenb eIne Weiie berborbenes, Aufs
hldben erregenDes Sutter bdrf niht
ooer nur in iebr gerinsen Mensen
berabrei6t lperben, ebenfo lit iebr ee=
bdltbolle, erbiBenpe, Didbliitigfeit per=
anlaffenbe Rabruns tbunli1it 3u ners
mieoen. 2auDarmes @aufen, insbez
1onbere Ghlempe, eebe man nur tpez
mig. 9iefe fur trddbtige Sbiere ols
nngeeignet beaeicbneten 5utteritoffe
tDirfen fiher fdbdlif, tpenn erItere tie
IN sroberen Meneen aufnehmen mill
len. eSn geringen Mengen berobreic1t,
tpenn ii9 ibr nadtbeiligsr GinfluB
auf Die 8erbailngstp rt5euge nnb bic
3ufammenTeBuna bes 8lutes ni1t
.ober faiW seltenD MADDEN tonnte, iiben
lie feinen nohtbeiligen GinfluB dits.
Raltes Sutter nnb falte 5rdnfe Ditr=
fen ni&t geseben iperben. Srd9ttee
aiibe treble man hon 0riibidbr ntbt 3u
balo unb nint Bis in ben 6pdtberbft
bineir auf bieMeibe. aud in ben Ndhz
ten, in benerl 5roft gu befiir9ten ift,
laffe man bie 9biere ni4t brauBen
unb bermeibe sas WeibeR, ipenn bic
PFlan5en bereift fiilb. Stanb unb
2ugerftdtte Der trdntigen 3biere fei
eben; Elm nad binten abbdngiser
Stanb sibt bGufig gum @ertperfen
Weranldiung. @s empfieblt fth Iehr,
ben Sbieren nldbise 8stpeglng auper=
f6affen; Nrbeitspferbe biirfen nnr
unter Sbonnns gu 3ueleiitunsen ge=
brdn6t iperoen. Sie 8ebanblung fei
eine rubige uno f6nnenbe, nalnentlid3
ior9e man bafiir, baB Die Sbiere nid3t
Den Baud treffenbe StDBe er6altetl.
Sppeit bas pnben Der Sbiere sur
Gntfernung bes 5dmubes BON Der
6dut erforberlt6 ift, fpirb bafelbe
fortgeieBt. Gs entpfieblt itd5 niht,
einiee. Sage ppr Der 8eburt, I'm Die
ipdtere Milaereiebisteit 5u iteigern,
cine 8raftfutter5ulage, r1anentli9 gee
haltreiGeg Saufen, 81 seben, peil bas
bur9 allerlei inebr ober ipeniser i9do=
lt9 lptrtenbe lmitGnbe eintreten
t0nnten. Dies ift erit Sd Sage rlo6
Der Geburt 81 empfeblen. Meil li1
our 3eit Der @eburt lei9t 6ortleibigz
felt einitent, 1T bur9 8erobrei9ung
BON ial5igen Mbfiihrmitteln iteis fir
pffenen 2eib gu forgen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
Obituary,

As was stated in our columns last
week Mrs. John Nailor died at her
home in Melville township, last Tues
day, Jan. IL.
The deceased was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Bruner of Extra,
and was born in Audubon county,
Aug. %, 1872. She grew to woman
hood in Extra and vicinity, and Feb.
10, 1894, was married to John Nailor.
Two children, boy and girl, came to
their home and were just beginning to
realize the broad extent of mothers
love and care and to feel in a measure
that they might requite the love she
bore them.
She had been sick for many months
and during all the time bore hersuffer-
ing with a patience and sweetness
that proved her to be the Christian
woman she protested in health. She
was always kind and loving and
solicitous for the comfort of her
acquaintances who weep with those
near to her.
Words and the kindly sympathy of
friends can ease the pain of parting to
her husband but naught but time will
heal the wound thus caused.
Her parents and sisters were at the
funeral services and her mother is still
caring for the little children.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
Farmers Institute.

The farmers institute will be held
on the 4th, 5th, and 9Th of February
1904.
The first day will be devoted to
Horses, Mules, Road-making, For
est trees and Health of farm stock.
The second day will be occupied
in discussing Cattle, Hogs and the
Experiment Stations. On that day
Prof. Wayne Dinsmore of the depart.
ment of Animal Husbandry will
be with us and in the forenoon talk
on the care, feed and management
of Farm Stock.
On Saturday, the 9Th, Improve.
ment in Agriculture j. G. Bowel
j. w. Mcclure and Robert Mulling.
er who are named here becaus
they have been changed from tho
list as published last week.
Corn Culture will be taken up on
this day aud Prof. p. S. Holden o,
the Department of Agronomy State
Agricultural College will give us
an address on the corn plant and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
Union Banquet.

Last Tuesday night was the public
installation of the new officers of the
w. X. Z. and G. A. r. in their hall
over the postoffice. The following is
list of the officers of the G. A. r.,
installed by j.. w. B. Cole:
VIM. Lyman, Commander.
John OFT, Sr Vice.
A. j. Eddy, Jr. Vice.
l. w. Baker, Chaplain.
III. w. Wilson, @. M.
Ed. B. Cousins, Adjt.
A. II. Edwards, Officer of the Day.
]. G. Johnson, Officer of the Guard.
A. S. Culver, Sgt.
Geo. Agnew, Sgt. Mir.
Martin Smith, @. M. Sgt.
Wesley Jay, Guard.
We did not learn the names of the
w. r. G. Mrs. Jno. OFT was the in
stalling officers and did her work very
nicely as did all who participated in
the exercises. Mrs. Cole was installed
as president and Grandma Cole was
again put in the chair of Senior Vice,
it being the eighteenth year she has
served in that capacity. Few women
who have attained their e2nd year of
life, can get around as well as she does
After the installation Drake's
stringed band was called upon and
gave selection and were roundly
applauded. Rev. Mccormick was then
called upon and gave very able
address. G. w. Marlin of Extra, fol-
lowed telling of how the younger sol.
diers learned to appreciate the greater
sacrifice of the older veterans. After
another musical selection, Rev. A. A.
Walburn gave an address of few
moments upon the lessons soldier
stood for. The best part of the even.
ing then followed in banquet pre-
pared by the ladies that did credit tc
their ability to cook and the beans an
indispensable article of diet to a sol
dier, proved somewhat better than
some the soldiers had eaten in days
of old. About eighty-five people were
present to witness the ceremony and
take part in the pleasures.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21

W. Newton anu MS sister, Mrs. w.
A. Hamler, and Miss DoUie Gilrov,
of Extra, drove up Monday evening
and attended the entertainment in
the Presbyterian church.
County Supt. Arthur Farquhar has
begun holding township educational
meetings and is sending out cards with
programs on them. All the schools OF
the township will be dismissed on the
date in which the meeting is to be held
and all teachers are expected and
patrons and officers are urged to he
present. The topics discussed are OF
interest to all and every body in the
township should be present. The
meeting for Viola township at Viola
Center is called for Jan. %, with the
following subjects and persons to dis
cuss them at O'clock:
10 what extent should analysis be
employed in teaching arithmetic:
Clara Graves
Township graduating exercises. Are
they desirable?- Fred G. Textof
How can school property be kept in
better condition. w. ]. Callow
The township high school. Shall we
have one ia Viola township?
--D. D. Sampson
At Douglas Center, F, b. 2, the fol
lowing subjects will be discussed:
10 what extent should analysis be
employed in teaching arithmetic:
Anna Viewer
Township graduating exercises. Are
they desirable?- Howard Kittell
How can school property be kept in
better condition.? j, A. Graves
How to make the best use. of the
libraries Mamie Goochey
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
its Improvement.

its Improvement.
PTeiniums will be offered on whit
and yellow corn exhibits to consisg
OF five ears. Also premiums for bes]
single ear. The topic of Ladies
and the Institute will be considered
on this day.
Program in detail will be pub
lshed next week.
Mrs. o. G. Donaldson has been Iaid
up the past week with tonsilitis.
A. F. Wilson, living north of town
has little girl that is quite sick.
Frank Bamsey and wife, of nea
Ross, are the parents of girl thai
came to their home last Friday.
Frank Frazer has so far recovered
from his recent accident asto be able IL
go to Atlantic and visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Maharg left Wednesda1,
for Ames to take up work in the col
lege there. Minnie is q very brighs
young lady and will be able to holl
her own with the best there is therB
DR.. Childs was taken very sick Ian
week WINE coming In nome from
patient and when his faithful tear
arrived at the barn the lines wei
trailing to the ground and he was ell
tirely unconscious. Medical aid WI
summoned at once and he was f1naiYl
brought to consciousness and takei
home. He has been driving almosg
continually for some time and thai
with weakened action of til
heart, is thought to have caused til
attack.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
FARM LOANS.
s Per Cent. Interest once year,
10000 optional payments With
Davenport Sapings Bank.
BAGLEY d SON


Ed Bilharz is in Omaha this week
purchasing goods for the Big Store.
]. F. Russell and his clerks are busy
invoicing his big stock of goods.
Ray Brenton is out of quarantine
and again in the barber shop of VIM.
Laughry.
w. A.. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone loo, Night
,phone loo. 12-31tf
Miss Ella Christie, OF Oskaloosa, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Vermilya.
Geo. w. Casson was down to Extra
last Friday attending to matters of
personal business.
Mrs. j. F. Hinkhouse and younger
children departed Wednesday for their
future home in Sioux City.
Geo. Weighton resurrected his de-
horning machine Tuesday and went
out north of town to do some work.
Jim Hunt out in Melville township,
is intending to build an addition to
his home as soon as it is possible to
work at it.
The pastors of the various churches
dismissed their congregations Sunday
and attended the last service of Rev.
Hinkhouse.
Rev. Martin, of Dennison, will be
here Sunday and supply the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church, both morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hill went down
to Extra Saturday evening and visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Marlin until Monday.
Dan Freeman and Joe Ross are in
Harlan this week as delegates from
the Masonic lodge to school of in
struction at that place.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar is expected
home today from Winterset where she
has been for some time visiting Fred
Farquhar and family.
Marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk the past week: Dim
Ref and Mary Nepper, Art Kommes
and Susanna Nepper.
Miss Grace Kerr is here this week
visiting her parents, VIM. Neff and
wife, and many friends who are glad
at all times TO see her.
A. F. Greenwaldt went up to Gray
| Wednesday to attend to business af-
fairs while his partner went out to
clerk the Chris Sands SALE
Mrs. Gill Jones entertained about
twenty at q dinner party last Saturday
evening and the guests are all highly
complimentary of her menu.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
jObbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead of three. South Park.
cliff
Mrs. Henry Donahue left Wednes.
day with her daughter, Sadie, and a
younger sister for Illinois to visit her
mother and other relatives who live
there.
| A. S. Culver received the sad intelli-
gence the first of the week that his
brother who lives in Chicago is dead
and left for that city to be present at
the funeral services.
The Temple Quartet gave their
entertainment Monday evening in the
Presbyterian church to large
audience. The members were we'll
received by all, the basso being
4 especially liked. While the reader
was not as strong as some who have
entertained here, yet she was much
above the average and did her parts
fairly we'll. The quartet did their
work together nicely and as whole
the entertainment was we'll worth the
time all spent in listening to it for ii
helped to educate the ear of music tc
the better appreciation of the stronger
harmonies of life's changing chords
and discords.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
DeWItvs %x .tsr' saIve
For Piles, Burns, Sores.

a splendid opportunity to acquire beau
tiful home furnishings without cost
quaintances in this community if she vii
act as local secretary of Home ComfoN
Club. By addressing the Associates:
Chicago, ILL.,, full particulars will be mailed
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21

Mrs. J. A. Humiston was among the
sick the first of the week and unable
to do her home work.