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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
NiIfes. @arre 9fa6riAtsn.

- glm Wtittmoh lester WOhe murDe
oabier SenrD Sertpes uon 109 Sill
Straee Sur Rube beitattet. @r mar SO
Sabre alt uuo ,wei Sabre franf. GS
iiberleben i'm ie6s erwa6iene Sinoer.
= Wtarcus Smith uon 46 u. @aib.
inston StraBe erlu9 Wtontus 0iabt II
rlbr eiuem S6laganfalle uno mar aut
Der Stene tobt. Gr mar elmer unIerer
befanntelten Wtitbiir9er unO 6S Sabre
alt.
- Wiit ben YG:hereitun9en sn Der
bunOsrtjdbri9eu @eOentit:'r Der 9riin
Ouna Der Staot gSiltssbnrre bat man
ourd @rnennun9 elmer 9lnsahl Gomites
be9onnen uno miro Die glrbett eifri9
iortieesu. Wtan 9laubt, oaB Die Snms
me pou $4,000 fiir cine oreitN9t9e
tSeier 9enii9t.
- Der republitauiide StuotcOnuent
miro am 10. Sanuar ab9ebalten. WtGn
mill bic BrimGrnablcn uno ben SOnuent
am slei6en Gage abbulten, nm elmer
Observation-Disclosures Der Dele9atCn
poriubeu9cu. SSarnm nibt lieber De-
lesaten erpGblen, Die ii6 niht pbceins
fluiicn" lanen?
- Die Gablbeamten bon PittSton
9ownibip, WtinerS Wtils unO @owaros-
pile. meI6e an9etla9t iinO, Wublberibte
un9erc6ticrtister 9Seiie iuriid9ebalten
~ baben. muBten an Samltu9 ie s 5000
Shr9i6ait itellen. @inen prattiIhen
98ertb wiro ouS Yeriubren fuum baben.
cenn niemanO glaubt baran, OaB Die
glngetlu9ten iiberIiibrt uno na6 Dem
3u6tbauie 9eldidt werOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28

lceterer nidt bewaffnet mar, 10 iprans
CT aus Dem Sauie, pon elmer Su9el ses
iOl9t, uno seraoe ebe er bas 3auntbor
erreihte, CAB Surcia nod pier neitere
Shiile pOn Der 8eranoa ab uno iein
Opier itiirite tObtli6 9etroHen nisoer ;
,wei au9el oran9en in ben Giiden, cine
in ole re6te Seite uno Die uierte in ben
2lrm; in fiinf Otinuten mar Sarrias
cine Seihe. @urcia eutflob nah Der
1bat unb als Die 8oliiei eintraf, bate
er iid in Si6erbeit sebraht. Der
Poliiei selang es erlt Oienlta9 9ta6t,
Den WOrOer Gurcia Oin9feit gu MAIDEN
rno 3war srfol9te feline Serbuftuns gu
tSlen VgOu. wobin er iid) mad Dem
ptoroe begeben batte. @r muroe mies
Der bierber sebradt uno einseitedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
Spec 4arf Sfpti;cn.

- Der YaOsn oeS friiberen PoliSiiten
5homas Sones an VafaDette StraBe
wurbe friib Sonnta9 Wtorsen BON Sins
brehern nm sSaaren gum SetraS uOn
SO beitoblen.
- Die Speiien i'm @inter Iino piel
III reid, oaber 10 piCl lluper6auli6teit.
Tim oieielbe los su weroen uuo Den
.Diageu wieoer in SrOnung Su bringen,
aebruuhe man Or. glu9ult SOnt9'S
0amburSer 9ropfen.
= 9lnna, Die 3iabri9e Sodter res
Sobu Shalmeg BON Siio SHERMAN
9lpenue, Die cine g4ohe Supor in einen
3uber beiBeS 9Baiier fiel uno bOs pers
briibt wuroe, erlas ben erbaltsnen Yers
leeungen am Donnerita9.
- Sin 98a9eu Der @reit 5arm DahD
GOmpanie, ben 9Silliam Stern fubr,
wuroe Samltag Wtor9en all Smetlano
StraBe BON einem 8abnpagen getrofien
uuo ;ertriimmert, nobel Stern sefans
gen uuo iebr bOs Seri6unosn wurOe.
= Osrr @arl 2eber, elm 2ebrer in Der
3ehniidcn SObidule, unb SRI .Suep
Is. 6eitenauer murOen seltern i'm SauiG
Der Srauteltern 9etraut. OaS jun9e
Eaat lit moblbefannt uno bsliebt uno
mir wiiuifen ibneu uOu Serjen cine
9Iiidlide 3ufunft.
= Die 16 Sabre alte emma g.
WiDers BON glnsmea Court i6OB li6
seitern giadmittas cine 0teuOluertussl
in ben llnterleib unO liest iest i'm @eits
ieitc s9ipital in fritii1.m 3uitanos
harnitccr. Ias Sas UtGS1eH su ser
unlelisen Chat utranIaBte, lit ui6t be.
tlunt.
: Serr 9einri6 6estcr seOentt in
na6lter 3eit Der Stabt Scranton Sebes
wObl Su iu9en. I'M iib attn in Der
pom einem bOlldnOiiheu Spnoitat in
0onesoale iu griinOenoen Gbotolaoe.
iSabrit ;u betbeili9en. NSir beoauern
OieS aufrihtis. Oenn iunee Oeutide
pom Dem Gbarufter bes 0errn Sester
bdtten mir gerne nod, reht uiele bier.
- Sin Sutihe. in welher @barles
8. Wfc0u9b uno y. 9. @uuenp ia6en.
murbe Oonneritan 2Seit 2adananna
glUenue uor einem Stra6enbabnma9en
setrOfien mo umseitoBen. Seioe Wtans
ner purOel berausgei6lsuOert unO cine
0iitanS uon % SSuB 9eidleift, babel
tiidti9e Shrammen erbaltenO, mGbreno
Die SutIhe bemolirt parb.
= &Gbreno SameS Sannid 9eiteru
Wtor9el in Den @liii 9Serfen nit Dem
9teinigen elmer 9lrc Sampe beihGiti9t
mar, legte er urbeOahtian cine 0ano
auf ein Stablitiid, moourdb li6 Gin
eleftril6er Strom uon 2o00 SOlten
biloete, Der ourh ieinen SDrper sin9
uno ben Wtann iOiort tOOtete. Sanuid
mar 30 Sabre alt uuo wobnte nit iei'
ner 6rau 9io. 424 YroaomaD.
- SObn Wturpbp uon Swetlano
StraBe. Elm DrabtIpanuer fir Die elef:
triibe Siht @ompanie, muroe Donnerr
itag. ais er einen nieoer9emebten Orabt
in SrOnung brir9en wOIlte unb oielen
ergriii, pom Dem StrOme 9et0btet. Der
llniall ersi9nete ii6 bei Der @rie @ilsn,
babnbriide, nabe Der 9Saiienballe. Der
Otann mar nod am yeben, ais man ibn
aunau0, ltarb aber ein paar Wfinuten
naf leiner slufnabme I'M Safawanna
O0Ipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
Nittetpn.

- Srant Storn, Der Dor @o6enfriit
Sur6 einen Sobleniall inuerli6e Sers
leeuu9en erbielt, erlag oenIelbcn Dom
uerita9 i'm bieiiseu SOipital.
- glntbOnD EluitIuua9e BON Sort
@riifitb wuroe friib Oienita9 Wior9en
auf Dem wellliben @nOe Der Water
StruBe Sriide uOn 3Uei StraBen.
itrOlben brutal uerbaucn uno Oaun nm
$15 Suar9elb beraubt.
- SOiepb WtaDoSti wurSe Sonutas,
ais er bon SurDca hcimfcbrte unO ents
lang Den Sebi9b YalleD @eleiien lief,
nube Dem ct. Wiurp'S 6rieoboie gu
9Selt Sluoca uOn einem 3uge 9etrofien
uno 9etObtet; Der SOrper murbc bOS
SerIlciibt.
> = Ghie @ebGuSc.bcs @illiam G9um
an SctftuS glreD, oas BON orei ital
ieuiibeu 5amilien bewobnt mar, wuroe
WtOntas 9iu6t mittelS ODnamit in Die
Suft 9elprcn9t uuo uollitGnOis ieritOrt.
Gum Slid warO 9tiemunb babel oers
leet, Oa Die Samilen iib uOrber aus
Dem @ebduOe entirrnt battsu.
- Die Goroners gei6worencn III
oem Safe bes SObn StIutus, Der nabe
Snfermun um II. Oeember ermorOet
auiseiunOen wuroe. ertIGrten in ibrem
8abripruh, OaB slnton SuuIistD. Yin.
ton 3uius uno Simon Yarniauage uus
iweiiclbuit al Dem Serbrchen betbeiligt
wuren. @rilercr befinoet itt idon in
0oit. Die unNeren miro man iObalo wie
mo9li6 oin9feIt maiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
500 Selpbnuna 500.

Die etlu risitr 3siiuns prbm ii& frtusn,
III 1fabru. pdb IS psuisifttus cine ssfir6har
straufbtit stbt, tptlht bic @ilisnihnft In al
ibrsn Stuftn au btilen i'm St4nee IT. Saa's
aaiarrb aur III biz siusiss jeBt Der GptliHsn
8riibsridaft btfannte pOftipt Sur. aataub
srfprbsrt ale cine 9Onlitutionefranfbti zine
rOuititutiOnslt Stbaubluus pda's aatarrb-
Sur miro iunnIih stnUmmtu unp pirfi birtft
auf eas 8Iut unb bic f6 simis'n Obnf6Htn
btS Spiitms, faburb biz @ruubldat Der 8ranf-
bslt RriiOunb uno BEN patisnisn Rrnft gsbtno.
iuptm is bic @pnffiiutipu bts aUrprrs aufbaui
unb br Raiur in ibrsm @ufs bilft Die Gi.
gsntbiimsr babsu 10 uitl gsrirautn ju ibrsn
osiIiI6fttn. baB &c tinbunptri DollaTs 9slcb
nuns fur isbtn 5na anbittsu. ben iit iu furirsu
puffbIt eabt Gu& cine eift pOH 3tusniTtn
fommsu. Diau aersillrt:
q. ). Gbtutp Il Go. 3OltbO, 8.
EsS 8trfauft BON alien Qpptbdtrn, 75c.
San's 6amilitn.piIlsn iinb bic btiftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
Oeutihe 0rieflite.
0Nanne Gpnntn.

SunrsbaIe. -SObn Wtartin unO Sri.
@llabetb NOrher muroen perfloliene
SSOde Ourf PaitOr B. .. Sebrsns Su
einem SIiiflihen @bepaur einstie9uet. =
Der ju gulilee, nabe bier, wobnbafte
Ybilip Z. Yurfe muroe in einsm 9iab'
Oarbauie nit einem S6doslbru6 uno
blutbeoedt nuf9efunoen uno ieine Ser.
leeungen iiuo oerart, Oab man iHr iein
Seben iiirbtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
NuA Dem pbcrcn Shalr.
(2lrdbalo ScrreiponOcni.)

- @iubrCd,er. Die aulenihcinlidl nit
oen Hinmlidftiten nut betannt maren.
pranaeu iriib Oonnerlla0 Wtor0en III
Die St 2bomas STRIDE ~ 2lrdlbalO
uno ltahlcn ein merlbuOllcs, 9OIoenes
Siborium.
- Wiid)aet Barrett uon 9NhbnlN
wurOe SumiIag )iud)t Gin pnar buuOert
@lleu oberbalO Der oortilen .. & y.
SabnituuOu uOn eiuem 3u9e gelOOtet.
Dem llnaliidlidlen murNe Der Sopi
pom Humpfe getrennt EnO AUDI ein arm
bCinabe ab9elhnutcn.
- Der % Sabre altc Frice !OarSina
pon Gcfuille crbiclt in DER Wtl. 5ciiup
3efe am Sunitnl. ais er iwiidlen
etuem Sarren nnO Der Ccfe geiangen
muroe. oaS jfiidgrnf lrbrohen uuO war6
ipGter in bofinnulslolcm 3uilannc rem
Eafawanud OolpltaI iiberiiibrt.
- Slppbnut wuroe Sounta9 9iadDt
uou eincm SlS.0OO Srun0e beimge-
iutt inpem in Dem @ooOmuu & Sriro
man Slod oLrdl cine iebIerbaite Dei,s
rObre 0ds @ebGuoe ent;iinOct muroe.
Der banptl6dlihc Z daocn WGro am
lSaareuuorrath nn9crihtCt, inoem bas
8eb1uoe nid)t ilarf beldlGOi3t wurOe.
(GGrbonOale GorrclpOnoen,.)
Wtihacl BObbitt non Simpion,
Elm 0nnolcn9er in Der Illion @rcet
3ehe, wurOe Samitua ;wnhen Sarrcn
acIan1cn unO crblcIt belOC Scine b0s
;erOriidt.
- Srunt S'Bprnc pom liiOlihen
Stuottbeile wurOe Samitus an YrOOt.
inn StraBe Don riuem SraBeubabnma.
gen 9ctrOnen uno nieOer9eitoBen, erbielt
aber nur eini9e Shrammrn.
- Der 3talicner Jtapbarl Scarpino,
wclher SOnntug 9intt pon Der JiOIe
RoccO lebensaeiGbrlif uerlcet wurSe.
itarb ain Samitug Dior9cn in 9iOtbiall
Ooiptul uno Die Srau muR iib nun
mebr aui Die 2lutla9c Oes Uior0cs per.
tbcINi9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28

- OOminid Hocco pOu SlO Sor9e
befinOst lih in Buffalo I'M @eidnsniB.
nm ole Sewilli9uu9 uOn gluslieierun9ss
papieren ju erwarten. Seine 5rau erbOb
Die stnfluSe, oaB er lie i'm uerilOGeneu
September nit pier Sinoern I'M Sti6e
lieB, na6Oem er ieru @isentbum per-
GuBert bate unO aud cine aHOere 6rau
in Buffalo beiratbete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
Oeltellt Sas .WOhenbIatt.1

- Das Steiani @ebduoe in SawleD
wuroe WtOntag 9lbcno Our6 6euer ;ers
fort unb Letma $1,000 S9aosn anse'
ri6tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28
Nnrh eines her Henfte

Our9 zines Der Seniter I'M
6auptquartier Der Wiit9lisOer Der
9lllieo Sron 2liiociutiOn. DO. Z Slt IA.
Str. 0tem YOrt. nuros cine 9ombe
seworfen. Die nit 9roBem @et0ie i'm
2elepbonSimmer erplObirte uno bort
9rOBe Sermiiituns anri6tete. Sbnobl
iih sur 3eit uiele Bsrionen i'm Sc
bdnbe beianbeH, 10 wurbe bod 9demanO
uerleet. EzSms
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28

- Sine @quitp 9erihtsiisun9 pirO
am Oienltag erOifnet uno Die 8roB'
ssl6worenen sur Seratbnns iiA uer'
iammeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-28

fommt Die 0O6e Der sluiraumun9 fir
lleberblcibiel uno 0teite, Die nl6t uers
mieoen merOen fam.
The evening world., 1905-08-02
for Wen at fs

Earlier in the season a number
Of these very same suits were SELL
. ing rapidly at nine do.lars-to>
morrow you may choose at $500.
Coat and Trouser Suits.
Choice FIannels. Homespuns
and Wool Crashes in single or
double breasted styles. Trousers
with belt-loops and ro!l>top bot
toms: all sizes.
Also Three-Piece Suits.
Excellent garments in new pop,
uIar styles; neat Mixtures. Over
paids, Black Thibets and Fancy
Cheviots: regular sizes and stouts.
(Siegel Cooper Store Main Floor Bastl
The evening world., 1905-08-02
GR|EVNG WIFE
SEEKS HUSBAND
Louis Levine Disappeared a
Week Ago after Drawing
Money from Bank to Start
in Florist Business.

Mrs Josephine Levine. a heart-broken
little wife. appealed to-day to The Even
ing World to aid her in locating her
husband, Louis, or in obtaining lnfor-
mation as to whether he is living or
dead.
Levine disappeared from his homo. at
No. l03 Dean street, Brooklyn. on Tues
day, a week ago. Early in the morning
Of that day he bade his wife good-by to
go to n savings bank to draw a sum of
money with which thuy both Intended
embarking in the florist business. Not
word has been heard from him since.
except from the bank officials. who con-
firm the fact that Levine visited the
Institution and drew on his account.
Since Levlnes disappearance the wife
has been compelled to abandon her
home in Dean street and seek refuge
with her husbands relatives at No So
st. Nicholas avenue. The Levine family
believes that the missing husband Is
sick in some strange place. or that
worse has happened to him. They re-
fuse to believe that he would go away
from his wife of his own accord.
The evening world., 1905-08-02
LIFE SAVED BY SW AMP.ROOT
The Wond e rful Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Remedy.
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE BY MAIL.

Swamp-Root, discovered by the emf
nent kidney and bladder specialist,
promptly cures kidney, liver, bladder
and uric acid troubles.
Some of the early symptoms of weak
kidneys are pain or dull ache in the
back. rheumatism, dizziness, headache,
nervousness, catarrh of the bladder,
gravel or calculi, boating, sallow COM
plexion. puffy or dark circles under the
eyes, suppression of urine, or compelled
to pass water often day and night
The mild ana extraordinary effect OF
the world-famous kidney remedy, DR..
Kilmers Swamp-Root, is soon realized
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases. Il
you need a medicine you should have
tho best.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything, but if you have kidney, liver.
bladder or uric acid trouble you will
find it just the remedy you need.
Sold by druggists in fifty-cent an6
one-dollar sizes. You may have sam
pie bottle of DR.. Kilmer'S Swamp-Root
and a pamphlet that tells all about it, in
cluding many of the thousands of letters
received from sufferers cured, both sent
free by mail. Write DR.. Kilmer & Co..
Binghanton, N. Y, and please be sure
to mention that you read this generous
offer in the New York Evening World
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Bingham
ton, N. Y, on every bottle.
The evening world., 1905-08-02

murder, suicide or desertion suggest
themselves to the distracted wife.
"The morning my huband left home
he had received letter with a Newark
postmark. That may be clue" says
Mrs Van Wclngardcn. "lie was
dressed in gray suit, white shirt
with plcated bosom. ! don't think he
had much money with him"
Van Wcingarden Is Sky five years
old His hair Is iron-gray. and he
wears a long, sandy mustaChe. He
carried n silver watch with IL heavy
chain and wore n, sCarfpin OF three
gold knots and ring with the Initials
II. W.
The evening world., 1905-08-02
HEALTHY AND NORMAL
WOMAN, SAYS DOCTOR.

The only occasion on which Mrs. Lea
kin in the course of her married life
has been under Doctors care was
some eight years ago. when she under
went an operation at the Beth Israel
Hospital, in Cherry street. An Evening
World reporter called and saw DIR.
Louis 4. Ladlnski. Of No. e43 East
Broadway who attended Mrs. Leakin
at that time.
He declined to be quoted. saying tha t
professional etiquette forbade any dis
cussion of the matter and that he was
likely to be called upon to testify at the
proper time. He said however that
he had operated upon Mrs. Leakin eight
wears ago and that TODAY she was a
perfectly healthy and normal woman.
The evening world., 1905-08-02
GAS SUICIDE IN HOTEL.
Man Found Dead In he'd with Tube
In Mouth in Occidental.

With n gas tube in his mouth the
body If a man whom THE police be-
lieve is A. selden, was found to-day
in room at the Occidental Hotel,
Bowery and BrOome street. The man
came 10 tho hotel last night and regis
tered as ''B. F1cpian. city,
A chdmbermaid s.nellej gas TODAY
coming from the room. of which the
traTsom was closed. She summoned
CElrles Turner .he manager, who en-
found in bed, clad in his und4rclothes
and with the gas tube in his mouth.
The man was forty years old, feet
inches in height, weighed 40 pounds
his pockets were four keys, a knife. il
cents and a card inscribed "A. Selden."
The evening world., 1905-08-02

that his wife Is a man by her wonder
ful working record OF the last dozen
years. The tailoring shOp in Chrystie
street has been built up b. the wonan's g
efficient business woman and under
stands not Only the management of
men. bit the investment OF capital and
the soliciting OF work. .,
Coming to this country with a little
money Mrs. Leakin bought machines
and set up a tailoring establishment
for the manufacture of boys trousers.
Little by little she has increased the
facilities and the output until to- lay
the place on Chrystie street is buzzing
ike a beehive with twenty-eight ma
Mrs. l.eakin continued to act as
manager and forewoman until thre:
weeks ago. when the domestic stor2?
broke.
Did All the Horsework.
Before then we had been so happy.
did everything 10 maxi hOma pleas
ant. l kept the house clean and bright.
and boarded people here to make ,'r, m2re
what he would like 20 eat"
Yes said the neighbor. that poor
woman would come home late from
was. fuss about getting up big din
ner for her man and the boarders
She never got to bed until midnight
toi she COuIdn steep II She thought
therS was speck of dust about"
Il used to get up at In the morn
ing to get the breakfast cooked and
out OF the way before ! left for work. +"
II guess 1t was nearer 3 most morn
ings." corrected her friend. Why
she would get up in the dark winter
mornings to make her husband fancy
cakes, delicacies you know Then
there were all the boarders to feed.
Do YOU wonder the woman's the wreck
she is?"
Worn with Worry.
But Mrs Leakin would have been
happy to have gone on drudgins for
her man" forever. And she is not "a
wreck she asserts.
Abraham says ] am sick. but there
again hi lies Eight years ago l vas
sick and was operated on. But to-day
l am well. only worn with worry: When
your husband tells you he's tired of
you and will give you 500 a month to
live Without him. II doesn't make q
woman strong and happy.
II only Wish he loved me as he did
for so many years. and that we could
live as before. And would have
given everything I have to save him
and me from the disgrace OF that
fearful lie-she Is a man.
The evening world., 1905-08-02
AGED MANS ABSENCE
CAUSES WIFE TO WORRY.

Van Weingnrden, Just Home from
Europe, Mysteriousiy Disnp-
peRrs-Foul play Is Feared.
Mrs. c. J. c. Van welngarden. ian.
tress OF the apartment house at No
3l0 West One Hundred and Ninth
street, Is worried for her husband just
back from an eleven weeks trip to
Europe who left home early Monday
ana has not returned Accident,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07
Meeting of Mothers Club.

One of the most interesting meetings
ever held by the mothers Club CON
vened in the high school room yes
terday afternoon. Musical numbers
were given by the Misses Doak, Mrs.
Russell and Miss Ethel Kuhn. Mrs.
Garst of Coon Rapids was present
and addressed the club on the subject
of Household Economies" giving
special emphasis to ''pure food" She
spoke of the adulteration in many of
our prepared foods especially those
consigned to Iowa as our state has no
legislation that can be enforced again
st the sale of adulterated food. Be-
cause this condition Iowa has become
the dumping ground for this inferior
food A bill is to come before our
Legislature this session providing for
the regulation of the sale of this kind
of food. Mrs. Garst spoke of the
authorizations in certain classes of
food, such as fruit colorings, flavor
ings, candy, canned fruit and vege-
tables, syrup, baking powder and
others. Several simple experiments
were given proving the presence OF
authorizations in certain articles of
food. Mrs. Garst is pleasing speak
er and is deeply interested and we'll
informed on this subject. .."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07
Obituary..

John Wyatt Landrum born in Hall
fax County Va. June II, 1919, moved
with his parents to Owen County Ind.
in 1922. He was married to Isabella
Nelson April II, l847, moved with his
family to iowa Sept, 1880, where he
resided until his death, Dec. 2, 1905.
In early life he united with the Chris
tian chu, oh, of which he was a MEM
Der until his death. Three children
are still living to mourn his death,
Mrs. Hannah F. Wiley, Mrs. Emily l..
McFadden and J. Will Landrnm, all
of Audubon Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07
To Shorten the Road.

President Winshell of the Rock Is
land confirms the report rhat prepar-
atoms are being made to grealy inn
prove his line of road by building
cut offs and reducing grades. Among
the changes contemplated are a new
line from Des Moines to Iowa City,
about thirty miles shorter than the
present line and avoid the heavy
grades, another is cutoff from At
lantic to Council Bluffs. These with
other changes will cost an immense
sum but cause an annual saving of at
least three million dollars.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07

John Lovelace and his sister Mrs.
Harry PARROT returned Monday from
Winterset where. they had gone last
week to attend the funeral of brother
in-law T. w. Stiles who was Captain
of Company F. of the 39th Iowa. Capt.
Stiles used to reside here and did the
carpenter work on the Walker &
Gettis mill which was consumed by
fire number of years ago. He and
Chas. VanGorder of this place were
members of the same regiment.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07

Lines in memory of little Clarenc
VI. Owen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Owen.
November dawned in all her grandeur
But it has no charms for me
For there's one been taken from US
Whom on earth no more Wen see.
When right In the bloom of childhood
To his parents such PRIDE
Clarence was stricken down with sickness
And in four short days he died.
Doctors tried In vain to save him,
He was cared for day and night;
But his earthly work was finished
And he calmly passed away.
He was always smiling sweetly,
Except when in the greatest pain;
Aud even then he did not murmur-
Never once did he complain.
Parents dear, although you miss him
With his eyer-cheerful face,
When you glance around the table
And you see one vacant place.
Do not think your lot the hardest,
For Gods ways are not our own,
Clarence is happy now in heaven
Singing praises near the throne.
Father, mother, cease your weeping
God who doeth all things best,
Saw it fit to take your darling
To his home among the blest.
All his friends and dearest brother,
When his form no more they'll see,
In his old accustomed places,
Oft will grieve and cry with me,
Dark and cherries is our dwelling,
Lonely is our home to day;
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever passed away,
Ones been tax en- from our circle
Whom we loved with all our hearts;
But some day well meet in heaven,
Never, never more to part.
ETHEL NJ. OWEN,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07
Notice.

The trustees of Hamlin township
will meet in Center school house Dec.
Both at a. IN. for the purpose of lett
ing out the road work of said town
ship for the year 1906. 1t will be let
to the lowest responsible bidder. The
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. M. f. MORTENSEN,
1913 Twp. Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07
New Train to Los Angeles

Beginning Sunday December II, the
Northwestern will run new train,
just from the Pullman shops, from
Chicago to Los Angeles, in SO hours.
Every provision has been made for
comfort and convenience. Train will
leave Chicago at 600 p. m. every day
in the year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07

Miss Minnie Maharg returned Tues
day evening from her visit at Mar
shalltown, and in company with her
mother and DR.. Childs left last even
ing for Omaha, where she will under
go an operation for appendicitis. We
trust she may return much improved.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07

Arrangements have been made by
the Rock Island to ticket students and
teachers of educational institutions to
points north, south, east and west at
fare and one-third rate. For full in
formation call on nearest ticket agent
or write Jno. G.. Farmer, Division
Pass. agent, Cedar Rapids, la.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-07

1 have bought Is black, twO-year
old heifers and they must all be sold
in the next % days so if you want a
good quarter of beef cheap come and
see ". II. DOak. sGtf.