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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

of circumstances they more or less
become allied with the interests Of
their employers as against the IN
terestE OF their organized brothers
and sisters and viii be used wher-
ever they can be utilized by the en-
ployers to the defriment OF men who
are being organized In unions and
who seek to better their own condi-
lions.
We see no reason why women
performing equal duty as men
should not be equally compensatory
for the performance OF that duty.
No sane mind can for a moment
reason soundly that for equal
labor performed such labor should
be less well compensated Just Pc
cause if was done by woman in
stead OF a man. II Is u good thing
for women's trade organizations 20
send their delegates to the con-
yentions OF the American Federa-
ton OF Labor.
There is no danger in the facs
that women may be ousting mon
nom many positions which wefs
formerly held by men only. Nom-
en- are only doing such work a.
they are adapted TO. and In spit
Of any opposition that men could
with courtesy put forth the wom-
en- would occupy those positions
anyhow.
The woman will come To her own
and YOU will find that she Is not
doing the work that she Is nos
fitted for. Men will never COM
plain about women branching into
the different trades of various IN
tlustries SO long as they can per-
form the work and providing tney
receive compensation no less
than the men get In other words.
they want union women who wiz
work for the standard union seaie'
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THE MARKETS


NsGNtGhfra-
Beams. dry. per ewt tazds .; No
email whites. 81 -. choice whites
bssn. s sss' sa ssii sssn. o. ss s'1s
per sack. TOO. parhnips per Hark
" CO. carrots. per sack ftc turnips
per sack. &c. lettuce. per box, u
eAnilfiower. per doz, SIS. garlic. per
~ se. native green pspperA per boz.
zQNe, California psppefs. per. boz.
q Is, parsley. per doa &c. squash. per
ID. zstc. pumpkins. Per ID ic. cabbage
PEI ~ is. tomatoes; Pc box sseqi "
per lh SC. celery. per dos, "a
tc; White river potatoes. ton t21iA.
swest potatoes. zoo ibs. 8 -; yellow
banker onions. egt.. q Ndie. Waiia
doE. sean %, Yakima fancy potatoes
per ton, Nsdo, crenberriea. per Dbl.
h4so: Bell peppers, g. 80 81. Gran
berries. per crate. tee
Fruits
Tigs. per case, A-io bricks m;
"si,s tlss per l9 M eass9 ssi " isme5s
per case. s. an'Js %. Wenatchee apples
per box, ti.sbfig s. %. bananas. bunch,
lsatm %. native apples. box, etcgN- " 7.
Cat grsysrstoins Per pss ises, = .
apples. per box. 81. TO- 90. fancy ap-
pies. Ter bex. socat2oo. auincs. per
9 native pears hsr box , . 90: 1ss
crate, 81 Adi.40. ConeordA io-ib bas-
kct. &a zac acedicHs Suitnna grapes.
per crate, 81 o.. rokay grapes, per
crate. u.@i Blacks. crate, u ~ w
Hawaiian pineappies. per doz- tseu
ITO. hucklshcrries per 10. &c. cocoa.
nuts, per dpz 5tElNSc. Cal honey. per
comb. ithc. ncctaTines. per box. Be
pSaaes. pef sane n2 two crates 1ss
IN each bundle
Eggs.
gon. per dos Seasic. Eastern. per aos
Ranch Gags, per doz., SSJtoc. Ore
3GuHc.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery. per III, soc
Eastern creamery. bricks. per ID, 26c !.
Eastern tub, per III. ata &c. cooking.
per 10. lbaisc, ranch butter. per ~.
burger. per 10. Ice, block Swiss. per 10.
ltci young American cheese. per III,
Sugar.
Dry graduated, sacks. per lO lbs
fb.eo. fruit FrRnuiatea sacks. per 100
lbs. $50; beet per sack 81 30. Golden
per sack. fS0o, Extra G. per sack.
Poultry.
chickens. 10 i2itc; spring chickens.
per ia. i9c. old hens. per No. lsc
dressed turkeys. per 10. isH2ac. live
turkeys, per ID. 20cs geese per ID, iac
ducks per 10. lan; Wild duCksctao ekrd
ducks. per ID. t3c. old ROSTERS, Sc.
Meats.
Dressed steers. per 10, HEffGc; dressed
mutton. 7iaMSc. dressed pork SIC
iiEht veal, aMiic. heavy veal, tAntC
dressed lamb. size. live steers q. =
per cwt; live sheep. t4o0 per cwt; live
hogs, t6.2i per cwt: live veal tsoutl
100 per cwti live lamha s. 8uao pei
II. II. and @. =. Dearborn. rea
estate men, retire from business. II
= H. Dearborn and daughter viii toul
a.. ..Ha.lI
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WOMEN

aud in nine chances out Of 10 peo-
Pile are less suspicious Of a woman
than they are ~ a man. Then. too.
woman. II she. Is a. all skillfal.
can divert suspicion IN a thousand
different ways that are not al the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
TIE WOMANDETECTVE

Certainly. there are perfia and
dangers You are in danger every
minute Of your identity becoming
known In some way or 0thef8 ana
you don't know what might happen
then. But the most successful de-
fecflYe ia ordinarily the one most
remotely removed from dangers OF
THE sort.
When fl comes 10 making arrests
have always found 81 best 70 have
my men assistants do that don't
carry handouts. and don't usually
carry revolver. although | pride
myself On being a good shot ana AZ
even odds wouldn't hesitate taxing
chances With the most desperate
criminal
The Woman In n
In about seven eases out Of 10
that reach a detectives office there
Is woman in the case and no
one H. better fitted - draw dcduc-
lions from the facts submitted than
one 81 her own kind who knows
woman'a nature better than ali tho
men in the universe.
But n woman when she enters.
the Sherlock Holmes profession
must leave an sentiment behind.
She mustn't forget how 10 employ
sentiment. but she mustn't be car
rled away b. ~ She must often
laugh while others are crying or
begging for mercy Then. too, she
must often throw herself ALMOST
into a ~ ~ mental anguish IN or
der 10 elicit sympathy and finally
pave the way into the avenues OF
the heart Of another. II IT, IN
deed often simply game Of being
what you ARE not. You viii have
all sorts Of men making love % yoH,
lust as you want them 10 DO for
your purpose bur YOU must be sure
your heart Is Of adauiant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Rev. ". A. Stevenson. Pm. u, pas
tor of Westminster Preahyteflan
church at Aanaeortes. arrived here
TO take the pulpit Of Cherry Street
Presbyterian church.
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GUILTY OF
BRIBERY!

LONDON. Dec. 21.-Hugh Matt.
financier and ex-member OF parlia-
ment. was today found guilty OF of
ferlng hribe TO murder his former
wtfe Julia. and Sir Reginald Beau-
champ, whose divorced wife 10 now
Watts wife. !,
He was sentenced to five years.
imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
WANTS EQUALITY FOR
BOTH Men AND WOMEN


James Duncan pre- sident Of the American Fedora
Labor Is enthusiast IN urging the recognition OF
equality in the field Of labor as well
a. IN politics 25th nual convention OF the fedora
pttsburg actively sisted fuhering the work OF
protective bodies to be recognized as part
OF the American The federation has adopted
course not only OF working with but
such their part Is abetted-Edior
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HAVE yoa hrsn aat 20 Capitol fiit
ufFiaien No. 3 and seen the teams
grading The streets IL not take
.Cspifol I'M ear % Aloha street
ard 60 east to tbs Little White
office ou she hill
Salesman on the ground.
Lots f711 70 o. az each.
IL s. TURNER iNNEsTNEST CO
ses a. Lumber Exchange
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Real Es,sts-cec.lnued.
~ you want lots cheap. close IN. with
city water. come 20 Southeast Seattle
ss sa- su,ii the The wSrs S on me Jackson
street regrade begins. 800 down,
too per month. After the resrade
these lots will sell for $50 20 $50
street car 20 Southeast Seattle. OF
sIArTLE moMEsEEKERs CO.
1t
NICE LITTLE RANCH
AGO Small house and two acres 81 fine
land enc acre cleared p frutt tfese,
land iies level faeine Goed road.
walking distance 90 car ana - min
ufsa' ride 20 the city.
o. n NICHOLS. ~ Union Blk.
YOUR CHOICE Of four different
STYLES OF houses az 1filimauss Mead
ow Gardens. payments Of SO per
month Ne will furnish one year
Wood TO parties buying at once.
Water all in and houses are plumb
cd Oct off at puWamiah Bridge on
New Renton line.
FIVE ROOM modern cottage. Capitol
Hlh district. Zoo. SEQ cash. balance
'' MERRITT REALTY co.
80 New York Block.
HOWARD II. LEWIS 8 co.
! and Z Haiier Block.
Established 1850.
Phones Main -. Ind. 1919.
81. soo-LarEe lot on the east side of
Tenth ave. near East Marion. This
IL only one block from broadway
!. ffeuf hill
81 i0-tsot en- North broadway. near
Roy.
70 LOTS. eoxiso. near car school, good
view 500 caah. balance $40 per
month See Hansen 0oa n. y Block
Two iata soxioo. on Tenth ave. north,
wsst front elegant view Of sound
aud mountains. price $50
One lot t1xiA. on Tenth ave. north.
ti.io0. 800 cash. balance ~ years.
BL0MskoG a ERICKSON,
so Washington Building.
A GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Only 500 cash and SIS per month. viii
buy a pretty Asrnum modern cottage.
only blocks from the cur line. or
800 cash and SO per month will buy
home only one block from the car
wfNsHiP BROS.
Room sq Colman bldg
| TWO fine corner lots with uuobatruct-
cd bay view. for sale, 500 for both.
on easy terms
IL -, ORR & co.
/ ln8 Alaska building Phone 23qa.
| SMALL house, near Madison. 2Glb.
| Large house on 10th ave, -. 30.
| Good value near jefferson.
DOUGLAS ROSS Erickson BLDG
I
| FOR SALE by owner lot 2uNim. half
| block north ~ McGraw street, on 9TH
ave. west. Si2b. This b. bargain
Phone l. ESQ. "a
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command OF a man. True. she has
to assume. a. times. every manner
and condition Of womanklnd. and tn
any own work ! baye found thar my
stage training has been q decided
advantage tn this direction.
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A beautiful 7-Fuom nsw modern house
on 18th ave and Fast Union 81
$50 cash balance - monthly. Don
fail 10 come ia aud lot - ahow Ynt
this property a. 80 are authorizes
% sell yon this beautiful home Il
taken At once. - per cent below
value.
THE REALTY SECURITY CO.
49, Boston Block
Main a<g Ind IA
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

{. \. Lohngrefi, cigar stors, eiS
Second sNeAuk
Quaker Drug Store. 1918 First az
snue.
p. ~ Mullen, s2i Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont DRUG Co, EWING street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris. at Pestoftioe, Rem
ter.
Use Eastlake. Eastlake prua Co
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Acreage FOR eais. =
ACHEAGn
AND
AsHh TRACTS.
TIE HuNESr lHVEHrMENT. /

AND
AsHE TRACTS tA
THE HuhhsT NvEsrMnNr
b-acre tracts on seattle Everett Inter.
urban
fan Per Acre.
watch them grow in value. This rev
ear lire IL working wonders with
nearly cleared. no brush no timber.
coed hot especially adapted u
fruits, berfisH etc We have bhlp
seven tracts loft Terms II you went
them,
10 ACRES ron 81 Gao.
Just north If Green Lake. good alder
lnns, with fine stream through H..
on fine county road = mile from
biz mill Where can you do better
10 ACRES NEAR LAieE WASHING
TON
81 Per Acre
This IT, in the very beet fruit belt near
Seattle fine ranches aud hir hai-
houses all around lt ThiH In an OPP
poHtuuitS for some hameHnsksr. Let
uH tell you about Il.
Arcade Hiock 1910 Second Ave
81 eco
acres rich alder land handy q ear.
fiIN NAAh MNnt ct the way NHuHG.
chicken houses and parks. near fine
Hraasd school. Terms
a-roum cottage aud one ~ the finest
corner lots IN ono ~ the best rtni-
dsner districts lea the city Very easy
terms
CHARLES y ADAMS.
- tulman hids.
nARaAfN- rouR ACRES. level land.
Huod soil, nearly all cleared. new B.
room house barn and chicken
house few minutes walk from car.
81 eQ Easy terms
mOnERT MALTnf,
fis a.azei Alaska HldE ~
HOW ~ Tnisa
tfNoaA acres fine lHYei alder land Easy
utes ride % Pioneer square. near
Graded arhoal. stores. sidewalk most
90 the way Perfect title Terms
80 cash and balance % suit
CHARLES 81 ADAMS.
an tuimHn BLDG
RICH ALDER BOTTOM -Nerf easily
cleared SEVERAL t.aefr ffaftH. out
near the iutsruehnns $40 each easy
terms.
ROBERT MALTnY.
SIS. atiazl Alaska hldE -
ACREAGE. Security Savings q sat.
nspusit 20, ia Seneca III
Fer ssis-Rsal Estate
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LEwfs-LIrTLTFIEf.n co. -
REAL. ESTATE.
- O. p feet frontage en- Lake ualun.
near State University. A snap
at the price No. ia.
q. TO Nice house II FcomH and bafh.
on lot s1Ntz0 IS an alley waik
ms distances from town. Easy
terms No. t1f2
t1pa aso@faot tHrttz ca Rainier AsE
easY terms. Ne. lzn =
TsEMIH=LfT-TI.HTfE co.
Real Estate aia-iuaufances
HAiI.ER BUILDING, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
BY Anna M. coyls
Superintendent OF the international

aupd intendeni OF the international
Detective Agency. Of pltishnrg.
so much mystery and real danger
Is generally attributed 10 the work
of a detective that for woman "a
attempt Il seems % most people
the height Of ftaiy
Many of my friends can scarcely
understand Why I gave zap a career
, IN vaudeville 10 do stunts. na q
detective hardly know myself
but ! know am here and am the
only licensed woman detective IN
Pennsylvania In the business OF
hunting crlmlnals or ferreting out
secrets lhera n a ways something
new You can never get the same
results In two cases BY working pre-
eisely the same game. and therein
lies a charm that IL. 10 say the
least. attractive,
Must Held Secrets
There Is some knaek for learning
secrets that. ! believe, especially M
some women for detective work. O'
course. II woman cant keen a
secret there's no uae OF her ever
trying a. De detective. She has no
use for afternoon sewing circles.
teas and womon'a gathering. unless
she trains herself 90 be a listener
and not a pnryeyor 81 gossip.
There Is a great field for young.
adventurous. brirht women IN the
detective service. but / can assure
them that II they are not naturally
adapted for the work they Will never
achieve success.
a woman cannot do all kinds OF
detective work On tho other hand.
there are plenty OF eases IN which
one WOMAN can be successful where
an army Of men detectives viii fall
You have To get your knowledge
from persons who least suspect you.
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CAPITOL NH DIVISION No G.
In NOW on the market. let's. ineiuds
lmR streets Efadad and ga1nenf
walks a. At oar expense. 10 a.
q 81 each. take tapifot I'M car
q Aloha street a. EAST "a the
fAftig White office GA the hill.
Salesman ca the Efuund.
n s TURNER INVESTMENT co.
totsss Lumber Exchange
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II. H. aud @. =. Dearborn. real
estate men. retire from business. H..
H. Dearborn and daughter viii tour
the world.
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sonrrI SEATTLE.

spi6ili SEAT TIE.
We are nov offering some ~ the best
buys In South Seattle lots from tsfa
CD. on terms. aufps ~ these are on
the main business street ard many
face the railroad switch. some choice
factory sites We expect 20 see
price, double IN the nsaF future.
BNEDEa. LEHOIsp q cox.
thih-N-u Alaska hidE. n
DO you know that We are offering
tho best rs4idence property IN the
eity At very low prices7 II net.
take Capitol HtI car 10 Aloha
street and 60 east 90 the Little
White Office.
n. g TURNER INVESTMENT co
tft-Ns Lumber Exchange.
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FOR LEASE Small farm With some
stock. near Kent Party can clear
land as payment for lease Inquire
u Robert haifby. go Alaska build.
Ing =
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PEOPLEH SAxfN0s BANK.
Second Ave. and Pike St. capital paid
up. $4,000. +. q. Neufelder. pre-
J. T. Greenleaf, cashier: commercial.
savings and trust business.
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RICH ALDER BOTTOM Nere easily
cleared. several t.aeft tracts apt
Near the iutsfufhnns $40 each. eaey
terms
ROHERr MALTnY.
SIS aClisal Alaska uldE -
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ACREAGE. Security Savings sat
bsuosit 90, ia seneca II
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Football Game.
AUDUBON

AUDUBON o MANNING O.
The football season upon the local
gridirOn was opened Saturday by a
game between the highschoOl teams
from Manning and Audubon and in a
we'll contested game neither side was
able to score. This was Audubon's
first game of the season and most of
her players were green hands. The
teams were quite evenly matched and
each was far better on offensive work
than on the defensive. Audubon made
most of her gains by line smashes
while Manning's best gamer was her
end runs. Barring a little slowness
in starting Manning has a very good
back field. The boys put up a good
clean exhibition of the game. A good
crowd was out and seemed to be very
enthusiastic for the local team. The
halves were 20 and 10 minutes. G.. f..
Reedey and H. j. Mantz acted as
officials. The line up was as follows:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Wanted.

Wanted-horses, mules, and mares.
so head of good fat horses from 1900
to 1900 lbs; so head of good big feed.
ing horses, to years old. 80 head
of little horses and mares from to
10 years old, must be broke, will buy
them If fat.
p. 81 want 100 head Of little
mules from 3 to years old, will buy
them thin as we'll as fat. This is the
time of the year to sell your little
mules. want them to feed for jan
uary market. ship more horses and
mules than any other man in Iowa,
so don't be afraid TO bring me your
stuff.
Will be at Audubon rain or shine
on Tuesday Oct. II, 1905. Will arrive
at 9 a. IN. and will leave at 3 p. IN.
Please tell your neighbOrs.
l.. G.. MILLER
Corning, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12

The Misses Stearns, Miles, Gordon,
Davis, Keith, Hurd, Wicker, Weaver,
Nc Twain, Kuhn, Burns, and Doak,
teachers in our public schools, and
the Misses Lizzie Davis, Hester Van
Scoy, and Emma and Gene Culver
composed a happy company that took
advantage OF the delightful autumn
weather and good roads last Satur-
day, and went on an excursion, driv-
ing over the southern part of the
county, They left here about Sio'clock
in the morning, driving to Elkhorn,
via Kimballton, and after enjoying a
picnic miner in the woods at Elkhorn
Prof. Jerildsen, of the Elkhorn Danish
College, kindly showed them through
that institution The party drove
home by way of Extra, where they had
supper, reaching here while it was
still Saturday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
PROGRAM
Gould not be Better.

The uniform success of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy has won for it a wide repu-
tation and many people throughout
the country will agree with Mr.. Chas.
w. Madison, of Milford, Va, who
says: at works like magic, and is
the best preparation | know of. 1t
couldn't be any better" He had "a
serious attack OF dysentery and was
advised to try bottle of this remedy,
which he did, with the result that
immediate relief was obtained For
sale by A. II. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Cannot Marry For Three Months.

Judge Green arrived in Atlantic last
night when he held session of court.
The principal work that he did was to
issue an order modifying the decree
of divorce of Mrs. Lulu Tando, for
bidding her to enter into the marriage
state for three months from the date
of the decree. This was evidently
done on account of the proposed mar
riage of Mrs. Tando to J. j. Dimmick.
Atlantic Telegraph.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Some seasonebIe Advice.

1t may be a piece of superhuous
advice to urge people at this season
of the year to lay in supply of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. 1t is
almost sure to be needed before winter
is over, and much more prompt and
satisfactory results are obtained
when taken as soon as cold is con
tracted and before it has become
settled in the system, which can only
be done by keeping the remedy at
hand. This remedy is so widely
known and so altogether good that no
one should hesitate about buying it
in preference to any other. 1t is for
sale by A. II. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
To The Public.

A few days ago mislaid my pocket
book and filed an information against
Giles M. Gorham. / afterward found
my pocketbook where l had lost it,
and in filing the information against
Mr.. Gorham have done him a great
wrong and take this method of advis-
ing the public of the entire innocence
of Mr.. Gorham and of my sincere re-
greet of the mistake made.
l., Hmm ER
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
w. CT. v. Convention Los Angelee.
Cal Oct. 2SNoN. 2.

For this occasion the Rock Island
System has arranged rate of one
fare for the round trip from all points
on this line. Tickets on sale Oct.
18th to 2lst, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit of Nov. Both. At an addi-
tional cost, tickets will be good via
Portland. For full information call
on nearest ticket agent. Alp
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Good News for Audubon.

Supt. j. w. Jones Of the Rock Is
land, who was in Ausubon Tuesday
morning brought the good news that
the stone has been ordered and the
bill approved by the proper officials
of the road, for the paving of the en-
tire block on lower broadway next to
the station, and the work will prob
ably be done within a few weeks.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
How to Cure corns And sun,ons.

First, soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften it; then pare it
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing
vigorously for five minutes at each
application. A corn plaster should
be worn few days to protect it from
the shoe. AS general liniment for
sprains, bruises, lameness and rheu-
matism, Pain Balm is unequaled.
For sale by A. II. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Farm For Sale.

| want to sell my 800 acre farm at
once. The best wheat land in Cava-
lier county, North Dakota, 5 miles
from market, l mile from school,
store, POstOfilce, ETC., nice community.
Price $4,000 Write for terms.
Miss Carrie Mcmillan,
4lw-4 Hannah, North Dakota.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Plane to get Rich.

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipa-
ton. Brace up and take DR.. King S
New Life Pills. They take out the
materials which are clogging your
energies, and give you new start.
Cure headache and dizziness too. At
A. Fl. Roberts drug store; 25c, guar
anteed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Methodist Church Notice

The theme for Sabbath morning
sermon, will be Power Needed. y
Union Temperance service at the
church Sabbath night.
All are welcome at these services.
A. r. GRANT, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12

We will sell at Public Sale at the
farm of Jens p. Jensen, 6 miles west
of Audubon and q miles east of Fis-
Gus on TUESDAY, OCT. II 1905 the
following property to-wit: head of
horses consisting of | gray mare 3
years old, weight 1900, ! bay gelding
2 years old, weight 100, 2 bay mares
2 years old, weight about 900 each;
gelding l year old, weight about 1000;
mare spring colts. "a head of cattle:
6 mich cows--l registered shorthorn 5
years old. Three two-year-old heifers.
l thoroughbred Hereford bull calf |
thoroughbred Shorthorn bull calf. l3
spring calves--three steers and ten
heifers. thoroughbred Poland China
Bears. One dozen Plymouth Rock
boosters. Free lunch at noon. U.s.
ual terms. JOHN n. ESBECK.
G. G. Nelson, JENS p. JENSEN.
Auct.
r. M. Dickey, Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-12
Furnished Rooms.

The editor with his wife and little
girl, not having found a desirable
house to rent, would like to secure two
or three furnished rooms, either with
or without board. Parties having
such rooms for rent will please let us
know. Telephone No. %.