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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
CHANGE TO COME SOON.

London, July 10.-According to the cor
it is the consensus of opinion there that
the constitutional democrats will be in
vited TO for ma ministry. One of their
leaders said there had been indirect over
lures with that in view, and that they
were awaiting the next move from Peter
hof. Another leaders said the Goremykin
cabinet was certain to go. and that there
will he a MOuromtZeff cabinet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
MAYOR ROSE GETS WRIT
FROM JUSTICE BROWN

Kansas City. July 9.-W w. Rose, may
or of Kansas City. Kan. was tonight
granted a writ of error by David ]. Brew
er, justice of the supreme court of the
United States, which reverses the decision
of the Kansas supreme court and stays
the judgment of that body in filming Mayor
Rose Sl,00o and demanding that he relin-
quish his office.
Mayor Rose will continue To perform his
official duties as mayor until the case is
acted upon by the supreme court
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RELATIONS RESUMED.

London, July 9.-DiplOmatie relations
between Great Britain and Servia,
which were terminated by Great Britain
three years ago following the assassina-
ton of King Alexander and Queen
Draga, were formally resumed this
evening when King Edward received in
audience Michael Milipchevitch. the
CarUian minister
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
AEFlDAVtTS OFFERED.

Stockton Cal, July 9.-In the motion to-
day for a new trial for Emma Ledoux,
convicted of the murder of A. NJ. Vickars.
whose body she placed in a trunk. the at
torneys for the defense introduced sever
al affidavits alleging that one of the jul
rors had talked with persons about the
case and had declared before and after
the trial that he would hang the woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
MANY P|CN|CS
ARE PLANNED
Railroads Have Dates for
Every Day in July-Th0u-
sands Will Visit Zion.
SHORT TRIPS ARRANGED
ODD FELLOWS ANNUAL DOlNGS
AT SALTAIR WEDNESDAY,.

All Utah railroads. are filing eXcur
sion dates for July. The present month
promises TO be a record breaker in this
line. Local roads are putting all avail
able equipment into first-class shape to
meet the unusual demand for ears and
engines
The Oregon Short Line and the Salt
Lake Route will bring hundreds here
every week. The Rio Grande's date
book Is already we'll filled.
The big event for this week is Odd
Fellows day, Wednesday. This is the
date for the annual gathering of Odd
Fellows and their families from all
parts of the state. The attendance
last year from outside cities alone was
nearly 5000, and this years record will
probably pass this mark. The Odd Fell
lows will spend their get together
day" at Lagoon. Sports of all kinds
Including a big baseball game between
teams composed of different lodges will
be enjoyed by the lodge members and
their friends. The formal presentation
of a silver cup for degree work to FL
deity lodge No. IL of Salt Lake will
be made in the afternoon. The money
netted from these annual excursions is
being held as funds for an orphans
home the Odd Fellows propose to
build in Salt Lake. A sum is already
stored away and it is believed this
years excursion will swell the amount
considerably
Many Dates Filled.
The NJ. |. A. will run an excursion
from the Tintic towns to Saltair, July
IS. The Rio Grande will bring the
crowds to Salt Lake. Local lodge No.
406 w. o. W., goes to Provo canyon
over the Rio Grande, July 10. The
B. p. o. Elks from Salt Lake and
neighboring towns leave Salt Lake for
Denver over the Rio Grande. July a.
The Denver & Rio Grande and the
Colorado Midland will carry the Best
People to Colorado. The M l. A. from
Ogden will come to Saltair. July Is.
On the following day, July II, the Jor-
dan stake holds it's annual picnic at
Lagoon. The state bands excursion
will be held at Lagoon, July Is. On this
date, American Fork, Payson, Eureka.
Springville and other towns bring their
bands and enjoy a musical carnival.
The Ensign stake goes to Provo can
yon, July 10. The /. o. O. B. goes there
July %. A baseball excursion from
Eureka to Park City to Salt Lake is
scheduled for July 29.
These excursions are a few of the
important ones booked already for this
month with the Rio Grande alone.
These, with the regular Sunday excur-
sions to fishing grounds and Utah can
yons, occupy every day in the month.
The rates will be one fare for the round
trip or lower.
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Hamburg. July 9.-The reduction in emf
grant passage rates announced by the
Moth German-LlOyd Steamship company
is that companys answer to the Ham
American lines cut of the same
amount last week. which is its second
recent reduction The situation begins
to look extremely like a rate war between
the Hamburg American and North Ger
man-LyOld lines in the emigrant ,busi-
ness.
1t is explained in the Hamburg news
papers that the Hamburg-American COM
pany's reduction was designed to give
Hamburg its proper share of the emf
grant business which latterly has been
declining. the emgrantS departing from
this port in June numbering only 90ll as
compared with IL 1893 in May. Both Aus
tria and Russia sent in June less than
half the number of emgrants that de-
parted from those countries i'm May.
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ORGAN OF WAGE FARMERS.

London. July 9.-The Morning Majority,
out this morning, describes itself as the
organ of all who work for wages or sal
airy, and bound by no party, no league and
20 aSSOcia ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
MADE GERMAN ADMIRAL.

Trondhjem. Norway. July 9.-Emper-
or William has appointed King Haakon
an honorary admiral of the German
navy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
PRINCE IN PORTLAND.

Portland, Ore. July 9.-The Gaekwar
of Baroda, the Indian prince, who with
royal party is touring the United
States, arrived here today. The party
will go north tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
Meetinqin London.

London, July "a preliminary meet
ing of the international policy holders
%mmittee was held here today, ad-
journing TO tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-10
NEARING THE GOAL.

Manila, July 9.-The drydock Dewey
arrived at Olongapo this morning. The
trip from Singa pore was uneventful.
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STEERAGE RATE WAR.
North German Lloyd Meets Cut OF
Hamburg American Line.

Bremen. July 9.-The North German
Lloyd Steamship. company today reduced
the steerage rate to New York $3.50
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'D-To prevent the payment to the
officers of the companies eXorbitant
salaries. the use of the company's funds
for political purposes and in the cor
ruption of legislative bodies
"E-To see to it that the $4,000 0,00C
or Whereabouts of stocks of banks and
trust companies Nhich the companies
are required to sell within five years
are disposed of to the best advantage
of the policy-holders.
ITO advise you from time to time
concerning the candidates for directors
that are presented for election by the
administration, and if necessary to
nominate opposing candidates and 70
endeaVor TO restrict the operations OF
the companies to the legitimate scope
of the insurance bushes.
THE legilature of New York after
thorough investigation, followed by the
most startling exposures of the methods
of the officers and directors in the con-
duct of the affairs of your companies,
in substance and effect has declared
these directors to be unfaithful trustees
of the 8 eat interests committed 10
their chargeg has legislated them out
of Office and has called upon the policy
holders TO choose new directors
THE nominations for new directors
by this committee will in due time be
submitted TO the policyholders."
1t was decided that when the COM
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

t"EtAl eoancil. ~" wears - He l. q
wealthy German ana. arasrs oahsr
enterprises. conancts . fioaIins mlll
n, his iowa.
Martin iohman. gho arrived hese
yesterday a~llernaon from Las Cruces,
answering 20 null call In the deiesa.
lion fFona nosa Ana oonn.y. VAS faF
Z number OF Years Treasurer of that
county and fnr a term sheriff: PAT
y. Garrett acting 90: him In thai e.
nacity during sanentaons times Mr..
Lehman is proprietor of . large gen
efal store and roller mill n the CRY
Of the Crosses. Mr.. lnhnaan has the
proxies of George I.sneh and Roman
DE- "a Ossa.
Colonel Eugene Van Psaten. ~
zane along with the Dona ANA de-
alton yesterday. was formerly y
gsmher of Governor otero's staff He
3 The owner II popular and salnahis
springs that hear bis ~ In the
Organ mountains.
Marc!al Valdez is probate iadge q:
pona Ana county and also editor al
u Tempo THE Ti'nesI 4, las Cru
cex.
u. b. Holt. who trains with the Dons
ANA delegates. IL a mcmaber of ths
board of regents ii the agriculture
college At NJ. ~ PAX aud .~ttaiIas,
attorney for the counties Of Dora AM
and otero. His residence Is IL Las
CRUCES. he has the proxies Of Jos
II. L.ucero, sheriff Of Dona Ana eoun
~.
Manuel 3. Sanchez. shr,m Of Tor
rance county. put In an appearance
! In Las Vegas mn No. . this morning
also perfeeto Jaramillo. assessor ii
| that county. and Juan e, Jaramiias'
superintendent of schools.
Il. A. Miera Of Sandoval County. an
rived in Las Vegas Yesterday after
noon. accompanying perhaps the oni.
full delegation In WI !ch there are III
members represented by proxies. Mi
Miera conducts a general merchandise
establishment ut the town Of Cuba II
his county aud also has large sheeI
interests. Other members of the dele
cation are Alexandra Sandovai,
sheepman and ranchrnan Of Corrales
also at one time Of Bernaiili'
county. V. s. Miera. a merchant q
Cuba; Marcos c. de Baca, a forme
~lcounty commission ar of Bernalihb
county. now residing at pena Blanca
In the new county OF Sandovai. an
V. S. Perea. Of the town of BeTnalillt
+. u. Morse, publisher uf the Sar
ia Rosa Sun, elected as q dciegat
from Guadalupe county. came I
town last night. Other delegate
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non t-asr - wssx~uH,y
~: Ia.s ! r-RrrA - ras

FROM fasssf ssaHtF
sse lose 7 Nu& Fs~a - Fab
- Arsatse and C. n, sse~sas. = dealer
IN geassF&l m~sxE%aaasa vi s4nts tsasas
.cAashps Y. satinsa. teFvt"Ell tEasl
s.ins auditor. Il pgoaapaly ~ hand -
q delegate tE~ra Sam lnSn eeaHaas. Ar.
Stafford is ssststaF1 II shs territorial
rspAhisean csaiFai ~s~saalniaise- Frank
ssaRlln. editor and proprietor If The
FArmlngtoa Enterprise. Is also here.
| With the proxy III 4. A. Tinker.
4 A, ". Pollard. an sIiosnsy. n Dem
ing. wh0 was a meHater nj. the house
four years aso. arrived in tis Meaaos
City yesterday afternoon. with The
proxy Of y. 4 Roiieh. tie ssesad
member cf the deiegstian lan Lana
county. > dealer in dsy sansts and
caoshing n Deming.
". g. SzlKenI. ths territorial audit,
or. gave MS proxy as "A member "
the Rio Afrita county deb satson In
10 the safe keeping nj Alex Read. Who
will see Ia II that IL Is nat impfuper'
~ used nj the Duncan opera house 10
day. Mr.. Read Ii district attorney
nj TERRA Amarillo f.n the counties vi
Rio ATriba and Sae Jaan and ais0
holds the proxies ut Pegfrctn Essaai-
bel. D. &. Hernandez. venceslao lara
milo. Elias Clark. syisiano Roylaai.
A. u. Vargas aud D. u. ssrgsnt-in
fact. Mr.. Read IN the sole and only
Representative Al the convention from
Rio arriha county.
Maseelino 4. Ortiz. just nominated
fur probate clerk of Santa be county,
. h Numbered among the Sara. fe dele
! gates.
DIR. Charles A. Mhselon an osteo
pa,hic physician Of Santa FL. Ii u
member Of the convention by tbs
grace az Colonel Max Frost's proxy
David NJ, White. territorial 'rrtsa
,ton engineer. came acros the Glori
etas on the early morning uaih ahe
was seated rs a delegate from SAINTS
r. county In The nominating conven
ton today.
]. W. Akers came ~ from SAINTS
Fe yesterday afternoon with othel
members Ut the delegation from aha'
county.
Jose II Sena. clerk 10 the supreme
court Of New Mexico. was 4 passensel
ger from Santa Fe last night, Will
the proxy Of T'elesfor Rivera withii
easy gasp. though this individual y
; also on hand.
}, Ricardo Alarid. alcalde in pfecinc
No. 4 Of Santa Fe. 10 TIE benref D
: Jose +. Comets proAy In convention
J hall today. hon jose. WHO couldn
!. come. In q notary public md postmas
! ter In Ildef0ilso, Santa Feseounty, an
/. Ton Ricardo. his substitute IL q FOL
lner city marshal at Santa Fss II
, reached town last night. /
Harry W. Hamilton. president Of IN
: Artesia Townsite Co. vino has been d
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k1$ ssgas 3 aamesE II asgs i ass
a TIE ame a*sseate@ sEsaass Eses sssan.
y. l. u Fa.lsa. aA% E%ssan&sasEeais,
~ u CARLSBAD a@aag sAe .4Ass
NRsog H. q hasszs. III sarovfu.
ssxrsasa u the axEHsasaE "a cestFzl
nanaossass, hsnS 10 asAeRssAoa iraal
asdks6 sxsaatS on Of eesen aeie
ats iron shsa c0unay I'll has tso srs
rEsssat ~ The csnseasioa tedss The
ahsessrss srss A. TeEass % Mag
aaiena. esnatss sap~siaI adeni u
aheaas. esd J. r. Torres. sf socosn
~suafs a~spssursr snd shcsrrais~r
The sshsss oashpo~lGg The aessAlboa
are: A. c. Atxytt4 easnasar u ~
oEEe aud q nssiaess maa q that
slaee. Dealings Bses. q ssblaai nsr.
liant. Harvey Riehsrds.- saiipai
man of san Marcisl tsaadro Haca.
sheriff Of the counss. ]. \. ssxiffslh,
a Soeorra attorney. f1sreI afArtct
court clerk aud the man wAose sAte.
when a member of The uaio iesisia
iure. elected the late Marx Hanna q
the rnited States senate: Manuel d
Pine. IL pinoyille. a stock raiser: Al
ran Absytia. a merchandise teales
al SoeorEo and an sxcoanty TREASURER
and w. Y. Martin. district cosst clerk
under Judge y. N. Parker st La
Cruces. several times a member u IN
territorial assembly aud fosnes
chief CLERK nj the New Mexico rsni
| Tertiary.
lion. Sol Luna. % iAss flmnas. M
ilonai republican eonsp,.tteeaaan. lead,
llhe delegation from vsleneia county
arriving In las veras yesterday NJ
ternoon. Other members of ahess
faithful and true followers Of the ten
cts Of the q. o. pare: tacoto Chases
once or twiceA member u he terri
toriai council: Ben B,bo. a. the Bihs
Mercantile Co. of Grants station. Na
lor Mirahai. Narciso rino. .es,is 1an
chez. county superintendent 4 schools
Federico Sanchez. Rapsrso aaramilic
Bolesio Romero. PROPRIETOR NJ a mea
market ut Los i.unas: adoise Sanchez
Carlos Baea. sheriff oi SaiEncia coun
~. Jose n. saiaxar. Q exEavy commits
sioner. and ]. Chavez.
The contesting deiesatina from Bel
nalillo county Is made NJ rs follows
Jesus Romero. leader u the Armit'
faction: U. ". Clancy. district attos
ney for the counties y. HI. naiillo an,
Sandoyal: Dr. r. u. Rcnicrs folmerl.
OF Las Vegas: perfecto AFIiijo. shel
iff of the county: A. II StrJup, forinc
superintendent Of the A,laquerqn
city schools aud present. cosnty schos
superintendent: Governor L. 8. sk0s
or. former lieutenant Royc-car of l0l
sas and an e~x.presias.! .: the boar
Of regents Of the univeTs',y ~ Me-
Mexico at Albuquerque; santias
Garcia and l., W GALES, A insuranc
agent.
The representatives or lcKinN
county In the great assemblagc Of =,
the Ice manufacturing Giant and by
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ff1Ex sukk u c&l-E 6lsxrn G4na
san. sssasy sss<rsor M : y. 40
Esrh
ne s<seEzsSs frsa IS Nsxnel
csaasy - sss~ fSsx ~ - anssnaAos
today sf~ fA.a Eaxs1n n aero. p
dAo sxnaossl. y. ~ sAiAxar. II. n
" nasmsrass. Apc,oase a s~ss. sh<s
M chsoses Roas~n. Ernes< x*na
chax A spsess. cs~xs2lo ,~;asissfex
snsan0 Ana1sna. Ssraadin~ R0mtro
Rosnan cslsesn~. sixio A-aato. Jssas
Ma Qainssa6r lstaro \. Ga+t9~ =
nj Davis. Jr- n. q Le~isy. AZ Dos
srs. IT,. IA A. Caster asd A = Dan
ran
4 Bradford Prisre. a 6ssts ~. -
chief justice a. eve ,s~Sa = q M
M~Aioo. finds place n shc sskkattoa
from Mo Arrils cos1ty
Hon. r. n. Catroa. ex1esexate q
congress and having Eiied stiasr post-
tions of ~emoiasnenls nuSt and reSpna
slAiiify almost 100 numerous 70 men
ttou. irsds fasos IN The Ssr.s Ne dele
gallon. He Il the n1ms.sc Il his
party fO ihe legislative eorncii again.
colosei q. w. pn.hsld u White
Oaks, former attorney rsns II " No.
Mcxico. heads The tc'erstkon tosp
Lincoln county. composed o. hin6seli
Charles spence. Csq p<<essa nd
Clement Hishso~er. a eecupan'
led BY his wife.
washingtcn X I.y. Al astcr
ney III rurales. and IA. 1. breed
INK of Texico. IRE the menAers q
the delegation frenl Roossseee county
both on tho ground.s
W. j. norlaad. inaassevvof the Las
Animas Land and cs,sis &C.. u ths
only delegate present ii scday's con
ventlon from sierra sonnty. he oshel
members from that Inir,ediate section
r.. N. Vincent. IL Fairsiew. - M. y
Bucher. cashier Of the ates1a Count,
hank 1t Hnisboro. bc.iE ~representes
BY prcxies.
"A. n Phillips Of Aiam1perac, kher
in of otero county. vas " afrtvtnl
delegate In town last nixht. also ghas
r. Downs. court clerk under Jnds'
Mann Of the sixth judicial district
Other members AZ the delegation iron
otero county are; 7. Al Hayhx-I =
N. sutherland and ". DTf6tbn. som
III whom are represented BY proxies
Ths~deieuiiod frd(h Mora count
Consists OF =. Il. Blernhanm. Jus
Navarro. Lncin.o Gsp~ecs Tito NJ
lender. a, . Hnshsevitz. I.ncas Mae
tas. J. D. Medina. Juan Casados an
IA. u. sirdag.. ~
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$40 Cure a Feion"

says sam Kefdaii. of Phnllpsbnrl
K~an.hs.iust cover .iitover with lsuS
iin's Arnica saive and the saivlk nj
"a TIT roo Qulckestscurs mr. Ms
Boils. Sores. scsIds. Wounds. flle4
Eczema. Salt Rbcum. chapped Hands.
Sore Feet and Sore Eyes. Only 2ss
al all druggists. Guaranteed. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

NOTICE
hare Dossd ny placs Z $500
from over The ceaeer Bsock Dsue e>sse
@ rcnms > and I PS0sess DuG1anG
e LORD. dentist.. G-.ccsssas = u.
y =. Williams. C0soss1o fssspDps>
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

{r1poc,et1fs

Fre,fv~ssU aaen \ 4lasrses. Meets
mrs. md third TaG<ny ereniaxs a
sacA nossA m 10 Jg0aenaa IN q
sixth sesset. q OF eek- I'm -
Berriassr. =. u: '. Q. Ksssa~. -
retain.
chsemsa LsSss, No
Regular ocnmunicstions iklkda ara
rhandsys In ears sosShf FYksunx
bfosAess cordially isvtssa @ b
Dcscher. ". u: chasses n. sps.
Iedes. Secretary. e.
Rsbsssh Lsdes. Z. Q. q y nesss
s<cond snd fourth nsxpAay evenings
e each noah u IL ]. o. o. Y. haIs.
Il. q. Mrs. N. Augusta 0g1allsys n. q.
MIS- Nora Denton: esesetay Nh
Ny l. wertr; TrsaSuFss. Nh. aanh
Roberts. I--
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saRf7E " 3W2l
CsrEopArhs

uffafss olney Block H0srs. 3 u II
: -; Ia 70 sses - OsAer Mr..
w spF'oaniraens onis. Phoses: vss1s
II. Colorado rs
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l. o. o. F.
Emeets every M Ioooe' -.
An cors,sll, visiting breth'
|vv n wara NH TO attend. g
G.: 4. =. w 9. Wii'iains'
Cries. tre~ure ecresary: ". :
cemetery lrustea Y. Hedseock
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

Mrs Rasmus Stefferson, residing
about three miles west OF Extra,
received a telegram. from Yankton,
South Dakota, on Friday of last
week, telling her that her son, Ole
Johnson, young man about
twenty two years old, had died in
that CITY the night before, and
word was sent back to have the
body prepared for shipment and
burial. The remains arrived here
Sunday noon, were met by
Undertaken. d. E. Stranger, with
his funeral car, conveyed out to the
home of his mother from which
the funeral cortege moved to the
Saint John Danish Lutheran
Church, north west of the city,
about three miles, where Rev.
Jensen, pastor of the Oak Hill
Church, preached the funeral
sermon and the body was laid to
rest in the church yard close by.
The dead boy was a young man
much respected by ali who knew
him. His untimely death will be
sincerely manned by his mother
and grief striken friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
The Plowboy and
the Imps.

We don't often tell tales of the doc.
tor and our devil but here is pretty
good one left over from last summer.
While passing corn field out near
Elk Horn. the plowboy was resting
on his cultivator, when the doctor re-
marked, Your corn looks rather
yellow, bub." yep; that's the kind
Of corn we planted" replied the bub.
" 1t don't look like you will get more
than half a crop" butted in our devil.
/" Nope; we don't expect to; the land
lord gets the other half" retorted the
youngster. The devil and the doctor
hesitated moment and then ven-
tured: You are not far from fool,
are you?" "Nope. not more than
ten feet from two of 'em." said the
boy. The doctor and the devil ex-
changed glances and drove on.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
Eight O'Clock Closing

The merchants of our little city
believingtha Tired natures sweet
restorer, balmy Sleep" is conducive
to health got their heads together
the other day and promulgated the
following agreement, which is a
good move in the right direction:
We, the undersigned business men
close our places of business at eight
o'clock, each evening, after May 1,
1906; Saturday nights excepted:
Ed Cotton,
Hans Marquesen & Son,
]. c. Poweli,
]. F. Berry,
r. E. Cook,
John Nelson,
Nick Doffing,
Johnson Mercantile Co.
Hansen & Cunningham,
Oluf Jensen,
P. M. Christensen.
Hansen, Lohner & Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
Land Exchange

We can offer few attractive bar.
gains in real estate that we can OK.
change for chattels of value. oC
acres close to country town, parl
of farm lies level, balance rolling
part timothy and clover, I2 acres
fenced with American woven wire
fruit; 10 acres fine timber, some wal.
nut timber, good house and rooms
summer kitchen, good stables, corn
cribs & ETC., we'll watered, phone in
house. Will take a good threshing
OUTFIT as part pay. JOURNAL
Send stamp for reply.
See Doctor Richards if you are in
need OF glasses; you cannot do any
better anywhere in the state.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
To the Public.

We wish to inform the purchas.
ing public that we are now ready
tor business with everything
new that goes to complete an up
to-date meat market.
We conduct strictly cash bust
ness, and solicit part of your
pa atronage. One call will con.
vince you that our line of fresh
and cured meats are nice.
Oysters, fish and poultry in
season.
Let us corn your beef and pickle
your pork. Ask for prices. Cash
paid for hides.
a 70 r. E. COOK.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

Prof. William Bell, Principal Of
Schools, Creston, Iowa: "I have had
the pleasure of listening to a number
oflectures by Henry Clark. l have
no hesitancy in stating that l regard
him as high up in the ranks of pub.
lie lecturers. He is able, brilliant
entertaining and instructive. I class
him with Hedley, Mcintyre and
Henson
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

Notice is hereby given that seal
ed proposals will be received by
the undersigned, District No. I,
Extra township, until April %, 1906,
for the construction of an addition
to the said school house in the
said district. Plans and specifca-
tions can be seen at the residence
of r. b. Voss. Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
e. b. VOSS,
A1O Building Committee.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

Mrs. Ella Stearns, principal OF
the Audubon High school, came
down Saturday and visited until
Monday with her relatives, the
Albert and Hon. 81. F. Andrews
family and other relatives and
friends about town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

dollar is accounted for and used
wholly for the purpose whereunto
it is sent.
The Journal invites its readersrrto
join in this relief work. Remit
tances may be sent to the address
here given.
JAPAN FAMINE RELIEF WORK
The CHRISTIAN HERALD,
w to ll5 Bible House,
New York, N. Y.