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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
CATCHES the
PRODUCERS
YAKIMA AND VAab4oh PAHA
ERs BUCURtRu sFAeE N
PUBLIC AARREr

Tho aslma county and Naahon
island Producer are not soinn 10 be
b-hlnd Whon the new public market
opens. Although II ell be seven
muathu bafors the market will be
ready fur business. the producers 10
these sections are preparing 10 do
business on a large scale, A rep
roaantatlve from the Yakima pro
duearn wa In the city recently and
collected a whole section. comprising
A. stalls for hla people.
NaHhou island has como forward
with "A demand for 32 stalls. all Of
which will be ia one part Of the
building The producers from these
two sections ~ the state viii send
their goods to Seattle and have
some one among them attend 10 this
end OF the business Ia this way
they See an opportunity 90 reap the
hensiit Of their products without
being submitted to the inoonyeui-
vnee of dealing through commission
houaen
Space IN tho building Is going
rapidly. and nearly all ~ tho best
AAAs CT ANF NAEHA AANHHAAHHa AAAN.iA ~
the state and IN fact. tho vest are
continually calling at the office on
the cid university grounds and pick
ing out spaces. aud very few take
lees than two or three
while We are isolated In a way
nov. said Mr. Taylor. treasurer Of
the company. the people are find
ms ua Tho work 81 grading the
lot makes access 20 the office rather
difficult but people are ready %
overcome all difficulties am sure
~ surprised At the rApiditY with
which tho spaces are being filled
up. Before tho building ih com
plcted ] erspcrt 10 see every stall
taken
Work 10 progressing rapidly and
most satisfactorily with the grad
ina n matters progress as rapid
iy In the future as In the past We
wtu have the market completed be
fore appeaTu Al present
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WILL BUILD ON
THE OLD SITE
cry BUILDING COMMISSION" rAvoss sOvHO 90 HAL IN
ORDER TO ERECT SSw srEUerUsE ON paslER WAY
TRIANGLE

The city han. IKE the cid library
building. viii soon commence 10
travel Il o. Il be moved across
the street Co the Yesler block 10
serve az temporary shelter for the
city hall employees while new
building Is being erected ON the
present site.
The Inmates ~ the cltY jail viii
probably Be lodged temporarily In
the county Jail
10 VAS the unanimous opinion Of
the commission which met yeaterz
day afternoon Ia take up the matter
that the new Jail and city hall
should be built on the present site
II Is believed that the present col
lapsluE structure can be moved 20
the iesler block. which IL owned
BY the county. er. n that cannot be
done. that some sort of temper
airy building can Dee erected ON that
block This scheme will avoid the
payment Of the large rent. perhaps
s. 0Oo a month which would be re-
quired were the city hall employees
u be- given room iu office buildings
One % the chief reasons why
the commission Is opposed 10 con
structing the building on the tris
angle between Fourth and Fifth
avenue aud Terrace street and Yes
Ter Way Is the proposed rvgrade OF
Fourth aveuue The rcNrade would
indcfinitcly delay the construction
of a building on The site II would
b difficult also u construct a
roomy building on the triangle
Much more ruom can be obtained
on the present site
10 was not thought advisable 20
sell the triangle a. the present time.
although the proposition 81 selling
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In new
QUARTERS

The scandinavian American bank.
one Of the oldest financial institu-
lions Of the city and located for
several years at First avenue and
Ycsler Way. moves into is new
quarters I'm the Alaska building
Monday. The bank has extended an
Invitation to the general public 10
inspect its new banking rooms Sat
urday from $40 to s p. m. The
new quarters are considered TO be
the most elegantly appointed Of any
i'm the northwest.
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GEO. n. Wo0DROUsE co.
1905 SECOND AVE.


Candy. Dee. 20. 1859.
Mr. Bolnton.
Dear seller thought Would
Write you a Piece 10 Publish II you
- III 20 do so about your saw. !
can safely say that II is the latest
cutting saw that I ever run and ]
wood not give my saw for all the
Saws that Is maid ! have used the
Champion the Actions the Deeter and
wood not give My Boiuton for
emmy OF the Saws I menchend Was
unused at a ma that came by
whar was to Work and he had a
Chamton and he Bantercd me for
a race and We Went NJ II and | cut
OF to cuts While he Was cutting
one cut and he seid that Was the
first time he ever WAS Beet in Saw
ing With a eroscut. I told him that
II was not me lone II had not
had the saw TO do u With | could
not have don H. Thare fore the
Bointon Saw takes the lead here.
This Peace may Want som corec-
lions in the spelling and Wording
OF the Peace and Fix II up In shape
that u out to BE.
From your frien
ERWIN NJ HOSFOLD.
Candy Clackamas Co Oreg.
Exact reproduction Of one Of the
many letters received about the
celebrated Boyuton Patent Buck
Saw hy the c. w. Boynton Saw a
Hardware Co, 500 pike St, Seattle.
Wash
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WATCH THEM
GO UP

Anorher big increase In the mum
Der Of votes for the BeninshauHen
watch contest was made Friday
Tho contest l. becoming more pop
ular every day and hundreds Of PEG
pie are clipping the coupons from
The Star zach night and giving
them 10 their fAvorite traiuman
Many more have got the habit OF
leaving their votes at the iswelry
store
The HeninEhauBen coupon habit
IL becoming pretty extensive and
threatens 20 spread over atill n
greater space before the end Of an
other week People having some IA
vorite on the line oyer which they
travel from home 90 business. are
doiuE some work with the aeiaHufa
with the result that the votes are
coming In much faster than the
clerks can count
The count To noon today IL as
Fwft@aaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
MONSIEUR BEAuCAfRE


Crcstuu Clarke comes 20 the
Grand Sunday and Monday nights
ia Monsieur BeancaiFe. that high
Is spieed comedy drama made fam
Gus bY Richard Mansfield. Creaton
Clark g not well kuuwn To the Pa
eific Coast. and he will have the
14aafvantaEe Of going over Mans
fields owu ground IN the play. but
be has been accorded excellent
press notices all along bis route.
and. minus the iuaufferablo per
sonal eg0tlsm af Mansfield will
probably permit a support % sur
fleieut merit aud Importance 20
bring more - The really good plot
70 the fore The Clarke preaenta-
ton Is hcfa ded as anmefhinK I'M
usually magnificent in scenic ef-
fects. costumes and accessories.
D'OrHay In The Early 0f Paw
tuckets closes Saturday night
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Saturday night at the hotel Wash
Ington. the Manufacturers Ass0ela-
ton OF Seattle will hold a meeting
and a banquet A report will be
read showing what has been accom-
pllahed by the Advertising lnaugu-
rated BY the association.
John l.. Anderson has applied to
Major Mills for permission to
build a wharf nt Lcsehl park Tho
permission will be granted unless
objections are made by other prop
erty owners.
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nTHE CHERRY rlCkERa

The Ferris company wiH. on sun
day afternoon. open the week In
The Chsrry Ptskrra. a romantic
drama OF English Afghan war.
which has never before been put
on Seattle boards. The thread 81
romance involves the diHhonorable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
STAR THEATER

Monday afternoon the new bill
Tor the coming week az the star the
alter will BE- put on. and a number
81 drawing cards are promised
Klein and Klein. a comedy clown
team. starts off the bill. and Mus
tard and Cook. formerly with The
Show Girl have a singing turn
German comedy viii be offered by
- " clifford. and lnez Scott. the
mid air dancer illustrated songs. a
Chinese impe.ennator. and widow
Carter In character songs. are other
attractions.
The MOoushiner's Daughter"
will follow eOle Olson AZ the
Third Avenue.
Sol Smith Russels 4 Poor Re
latiou" will be among the Ferris
offerings at the Seattle In the
near future.
The Marriage OF Kitty Is billed
for the Grand IN the near future.
Max Figman will play the lead.
The Pollard Lillputiaus will ap-
pear az the Grand next month.
Sir Henry Irving has signed a
Frohman contract for an American
tour. beginning In October.
Jim Jeffhea. the pugillatic cham
plon. will make bis debut April as
Davy Crockett
Two members OF Charles T..
Blauey's Curse OF Drink company
zoe pair 3hx3ik old copper butts.
f5c: Soc Marten lock. 35e. all ne1t
week al Spinning. See window for
rest OF bargains 80.
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love o. a British colonel for the
daughter % an Afghan merchant.
who Is honarably loved by an infer
ior officer. In the final scene the
inferior officer Is about 10 be blown
to pieces. b. order Of his superior,
at the mouth Of a cannon. but Is
saved By the girl The gun scene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

week will be Ben Hendricks pro
duetiun % ole Olson ben Hen
bricks himself Will appear In the
title role His name IL almost in
separately connected with the old
Swedish dialect play and he la well
known 20 Scattleitea lie viii sing
four new songs and Is said 20 be
well supported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

p.risillou. OF 1914 East Re-
~ ~ strest complained 20 The
49, fhsrsAay afternoon ot
siee ..tsrinr her house ty a
hs,e vipdow and stealing q
- and ievelr1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
we're given private audience At
baltimore by Cardinal Gibbons.

we're given private audience At
Baltimore by Cardinal Gibbons.
Lillian Russell will probably 20
To London 10 dedicate the shuherta'
Waldorf theoter. May IL.
A David Garrick autograph lot
| ter sold nt auction Tor sc
Richard Mansfield called IN the
police Bt Memphis because 1uf nj
| legged threats hY Hurers ta dcmuliHh
| the scenery uf Ivan the Terrible.
Tho aupora claim Mananeld'a stage
manager cut their wages.
Anna Uald and her husband.
Florence zlegfeid. have anllsd for
/ London
buffalo Bin has sailed for Paris
to open hia Wild West show there
April 2
"Trllby" is 10 be revived with
| the original cast. including Wilton
iackayo. Virginia Harmed. Burr
Mcintosh and Martiuetu
The latest foreign theapiana 10
arrive Ia this country are - Rus
ulnna who present play, Tho
/ Chosen People. the author Of
which. NJ Tsohlrkotf. Is IN prison.
/ Mrs Patrick Campbell has had "A
| play made from MaaraEniH 'tnFai-
/ leria RuHtleaua and will I'LL the
/ role OF santukEa Her daughter
Beatrice. Is. travels with her
Julia Marlowe says her greatest
/ aim ia life ia 10 write book that
will mean something
ModIeska returned 20 the stage
long enough TO appear IN ne
| WIntaffa Tale" lu t.oH Angeles. TOT
the benefit Of local charity. ana
received tremendous ovation
Twelfth Night" will be on the
sothern Mafiowe repertoire next
year.
A stock manager IN Houston.
TEXAS. admits women free every
Monday night. gives away souvenir
Photographic Tuesday and Thurs
[ day nights. puts ON moving pictures
and illustrated songs between the
acts on the other nights. ana pro
yia.s opera glasses gratis % hoiu
era OF 50-eeut seats every night
/ Rnatun'h common rpah'it N"a
prohibited Maxine Elliott from
uainr the American flag flarespee'
| tilIy WhiIe Tier Own Way II ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

= Monsieur neaucaIre I
Sunday and Monday nights 4
. SEATTLE - The Cherry I
Piekcra. beginning Sunday
afternoon ard continuing al 4
week. Ferris company I
q THIRD AVENUE Ole OF 4
son" BY ben Hendricks and I
company all week. com
mencinE Sunday matinee.
. STAR Sew continuous yaude- I
vile bill I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

ole OLSON"
The Virginia Glrl' concludes ita
week At the Third Avenue Satur-
day night beginning Sunday at
trruoon the bill Tor the coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

ILLENSsst Cough Medicine
Juno safe, sure, Prompt
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The Advertisers on Page 6 viii
have a House. Fiat OF Hoam which
you can rent ..'
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kE GSff ia iFi1ii11

Is relied as never falling thrill
Ter aud the piece Ia said 70 be a
marked success In the hands % the
Ferris people
a Soldier Of the Empire Will
conclude with Saturday evening =
production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

You can find a better House. Flat
or Room II you read rental list on
Page g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Monarch" shirts. 400 each At
l. ~ Brooks q Co, 1891 2nd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
SUIT FOR s22s FINALLY
SETTLED ~ SUPREME
COURT

. SUIT FOR s2-2s FINALLY
SETTLED ~ SUPREME =
COURT
HuTTE Mont. March IL
The Butte sail paper case
which VAS yesterday decided
. by the supreme court at Helena
. h. unique IN many respects. Al
. the amount Involved VA the suit
ts only 8 rs. It has coats hun
. arrda 1f dallaHH The case wa
taken through the various los
sr courts on appeals and then
q finally Go the highest court OF
. state.
several years aEo G. y.
. Frsnru4au. Of the CArder Wall
PAPER company Of this city,
. brought suit against ,. \. and
a. ]. Davies for tts0 for three
rolls 81 vaii paper They de
q puted the blL alleging that
only 1aza was due Judgment
was entered for 81 In favor 81
FraHzman ~ the lower court
. and an appeal WAS taken be
cause Of the alleged excessive
a charge - rs cents The sn-
rrcme court reversed the iudE
q mrHf % the lower court and
. ordered Il 60 sustain the appel
= tnrrs motion TO dismiss the
. cnHn
:
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Greenbaum's Cloak and
Suit House

From the maker 90 the wearer.
1910 SECOND AVE.
Tel-Sunsct. Main 3iis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Best IN quality and style Of any
1900 Hat sold In Seattle. 4 call
from you is all We ask. r. ~.
Brooks g. Co. ia1f 2ud Ave. ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Roat1n'a common council mas
prohibited Maxine Elliott from
ssInr fbr American Tag dlarcspoc'-
fully While Tier Own Way il IN
that city
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II you want a house to rent you
should sec Page 6. s''
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NO pAla-so HIGH PRICES
OHIO PAINLEss DENTIST
sOLSAFI

or.rnator Of ~ GSiS sy,isr, a,
s,sss dentistry. which makes all
$50. .psratlonH painless and In
10Y o. the Natural Gems. which
t.s,.rnt NE detection u arfifcI4I
~ r. the mouth
10Y teeth can be extracted. filled
dssnsf. brifKed Or cleaned uItbg5.f
ksatcAs Or palm. no matter how
Ess Or sensitive you may b.
fSds11qTses u Testimonials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

A David Garrich autograph lot
ter sold nt auction Tor sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

A u Smith. assistant general pas
aenEer agent of the Northern Pa
eInD at &c. Paul. left the city Sat.
urday morning on his return trip
Mr. smith went 90 Tacoma. from
where be will go 70 Spokane. and
from there east
e. q lsrkca. general western
passenger agent o fthe Great North
ern. LEFT Saturday morning for spo
kane
HELLiNGHAM. March 1.-THE
Woodmen Of the World will build a
ffaternal temple here II will cost
g. uOO. ..=.rs
LONDON March IA dispatch
to the Exchange. telegraHhed from
ST Petersburg. states that the min
lister Of finance has proposed a
series 81 reforms ia the methods ~
taxation which will produce ~ 600 r
600 raubleB additional revenue
yearly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

/. A RUSSIAN WAR ORGAN .
\ GIVES THE ALLEGED a
= STRENGTH OF ARMY q
. SENT TO WAR AND REM. =
> NhNTS .
= ST. PETERSBURG, March =
\ a5-The army organ today .
= gives the following a. the =
. strength Of Russian forces dis =
= PATCHED to the Far Past =
4 Officers .......-... i10g1 =
Men ............. TGI4GT 4
a Horses ............ i4G.AOs 4
a Gums .......... 1921 =
= Tons ammunition 72s.2Zl =
4 The Russian effective strength =
= la now estimated ct 900 600, .
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Al txtrs ction free when sets
J.,. asrsd- AL work guaranteed II
* sss N tosp. m. Sunday.
m- % ? n.
r. summation, Estimates and advice
PHO DENTAL PARLoRs
|S Pika Cor. Third and PIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Richard Mansfield called IN the
police Bt Memphis because Of nj
legged threats bY surera to dcmaliah
the scenery uf Ivan the Terrible. %
Tho Hupora claim Mananrld'a stage
manager cut their wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

LILLIAN Russell Will probably 20
10 London 10 dedicate the shuberta
Waldorf the0ter. May Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Anna Held and hef husband.
Florence Ziegfeid. have sailed for
London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

buffalo Bm has sailed for Paris
to open hia Wild West show there
AprII 2
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The MOoushiner's Daughter"
will follow "Ole Olson AZ the
Third Avenue.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
DIED.

BAIRD. In Rockland March &c, George 1
BEVERAGE. In Pulpit Harbor, March IS,
Samuel Beverage, aged about IL years.
CARLIN. In Frankfort, Mrs. Dennis Carln,
aged "a years.
GARTER In South Bluehill, March %, Moses
Carter, aged 81 years, months.
DoTY. In Winterport, March "A, Mrs. Laura
b. Doty aged u years, II months and days.
DUNTON. In SearsmOnt, March 25 Mrs. Mary
E. DuntOn, wife of william DuntOn, aged s. years
GRINDLE. In Bluehill, March 49, Rufus P.
Grindle, M. D.. aged IS years.
EpGEcoMBE. In Belfast, March 25, Herbert
w. EdgecOmbe aged 40 years
HIGGINS. In North SearsmOnt, March %, Del
bert Higgins. aged 81 years and Is days.
HALL. In Halldale, March Is, Mrs. ElOna e.
Hail. widow Of the late Nathaniel Hail. aged 50
years and months.
HOWE. In Lincolnville, March "a, William l..
JOHNSON. In Biuehll, March %, Joseph H.
johnson, aged 81 years.
PARKER. In Bangor March "a. Capt. Robert
Parker, aged rs years and 10 months:
SMITH. In East Dixmont, Dea. John r. Smith,
WHITE. In Halldale, March q. Mrs. Ann s.
White, widow Of the late VIM. F. White, aged
years..
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that he has been duly ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
ORILLA A. WHlTCOMB, late of Searsport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
FRANK E. WHITCOMB.
Searsport. March IA, 1905.
DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that she has been duly
appointed Administrative of the estate of
HOWARD L. DICKEY, late of State of Wash
ingtOn,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs. All
persons having demands against the estate of
said deceased are desired to present the same for
settlement and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
HELEN M. BIRD.
Northport March IA, 1905.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
EAST SEARSMONT.

G. F. Maddocks of Burkettville spent
March % with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Butler
-. Cora Mahoney has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, to visit her uncle, j. S. Mahoney -.
ence have returned from Newport Center,
W.T.. Bessie Coleman of Bangor is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Butler. ..... Leroy
Mariner was in Belfast, March %, on bust
ness. Crows, robins, and black birds have
made their appearance, showing that spring
is at hand.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
BORN.

BLACK. In Little Deer Isle, March II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert W. Black, a son.
CARTER. In Center MOntvile, March Il, to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter, son.
DYER. In Franklin, March 6, to MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence E. Dyer, son. .
GREENLAW. In Deer Isle, March IA, to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward P. Greenaw, a son.
LARRABEE. In Thorndike, March 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Larrabee. daughter.
LEWIS. In Castine, March 4, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lewis, daughter.
PAGE. In Orland March 10, to Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar r. Page, a daughter.
WEBSTER. In CaStine, March ID, to MI and
Mrs. j. NJ. Webster, a daughter.
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MARRIED..

CANDAGE-HUrCH1NGs. In Penobscot, March
Is, q. F. Candage of Bluehil and Miss Edith NJ.
Hufchings of PenobscOt.
GoTT- BowDEN. In Orland, March 16, Ralph
Colt of Orland and Miss Ethel Bowden of Penob-
scot
HALL-VosE. In Montville, March 4, by Rev.
T. r. Pentecost Chester A Hall and Miss Hannah
i. VOse, both of Montville
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
That Beautiful Gloss
SAILED.
March %. Sch. Windward, Scott, Dee
Tslo

That Beautiful Gloss
comes from the varniSh in DevOe's Varnish
Floor Paint; costs s cents more a quart
though Sold by Mason Il Hall.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

GET YOUR DOG LICENSED
All owners or keepers of dogs should procure
the annual license on them at Once as the license
fee is due on April l. and the law will be strictly
enforced against ali unlicensed dogs and their
owners. A. P.MANSFIELD, City Clerk.
Belfast, March q, l9O5-2w12
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
Paint Your Buggy for 7sc

to $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint
1t weighs 3 to Ozs. more to the pint than
others, wears longer and gives gloss equal
to new work. Sold by Mason & Hall.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
To Cure a coldin One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
County Correspondence.

numerous hydrants were unanimously car
red amid much enthusiasm.
Mrs. VIM. E. Grinnell acted as moderator,
and held the meeting strictly to business.
The old-fashioned warming pan used as
ballot-box gave audible notice when the
polls were closed.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
SWANyILLE CENTRE,

Charles Webb is to return this week to
Quincy, Mass, where he has employment
Louisa Robertson of Frankfort has been
visiting herl uncle, E. A. Robertson, and
family. Wallace Grey has bought large
hen house of VIM. Clements, which he will
move in the near future. ... Mr.. johnson
recently went to bangor where he bought a
pair of heavy team horses. Mr.. Ben Cook
son lost fine heifer last week. =. Charlie
Curtis has returned home. Richard Robert
son is visiting his uncle, David Moody.
School will begin April oath.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

As family medicine we consider Browns
Instant Relief has no equal and should be
In every family.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-19

e. ected for a station and the accom-
modations were increased to more
comfortable and convenient extent.
The quarter section on which the town
was built had been valued by the as
SCISSOR at $500; but at the end of three
months the assessment was placed at
$50, 600.
, On the first day of January, 1879,
the first issue OF the Advocate appear
ed, and as usual, then the trouble be-
gan. The particular reason was the
appearance in short time. of notice
that at the proper time and. place, a
petition would be presented to the
parties in, power, asking for change
in the location of the county seat,
which brought on q contest which has
had potent effect on the business,
social, and political affairs of the
county even to the present day.
In the same year an agricultural
society was organized and q fair held
at Audubon, on grounds donated by
the railroad company, and made ready
for use by the generosity of the citi-
zens OF Audubon. The courthouse,
48xl0O #. in size, built of brick, and
well finished, was erected by the CON-
pany, and its use for five years do
mated to the county. Mr.. Freeman's
article contained references to churches
and the schools, but as they have been
referred to in other places no mention