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The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17
JINGLES and JESTS
CopYRIoHr
1905 ~
Lee Nancy

A Colorado man keeps record
book in which he enters every quarrel
between himself and wife. the cause
and how it was settled. This is
something decidedly new in the way
of scrap book.
1t is painfully true, but true,
nevertheless, that if United States
senators were to be elected by direct
vote OF the people, number of state
Legislators would be compelled to live
within their salaries.
A Detroit paper says that actress
Eleanor Booth ate six links of
wienerwurst at lunch in q restaurant
in that city. We recall having read
some time ago something about the
lady's fondness for dogs
There are said to be 174, 900. 600
holes or cells in the human lungs
and when a dear, sweet little butter
ball of baby encounters an attack of
! "
night it utilizes every one of them.
A New York woman has been ar
rested for writing criticisms of the
president and may be severely
punished. Not for the direct offense
SO much as for daring to infringe
upon the vested rights of the United
States senate.
MIR, Bryan says he has not in any
manner changed his views since
visiting the Philippines. If he lives
up to the traditions of the tribe that
made him datto, it will not be
necessary in the future for him to
change even his shirts.
A scientist declares that thinking
takes much strength from the body,
and that if persons would not think,
they would live much longer. 1t has
been observed, however, that dudes
and chronic jurors are no longer lived
than thinking people.
The dispatches tell us that Alice
Roosevelt sat down on kodak
fiend" while in New York the other
day. If this be tue, it is safe to bet
that some of his fellow fiends secured
snap shots of the charming young
lady while in that position
A bill has been reported favorably
in the house prohibiting gambling of
any nature in the territories. If en-
acted and enforced, territorial
couples who desire to get married
would be put to considerable trouble
and expense in travelling to adjoin-
ing states for the purpose.
In recent issue of the Lost Creek
Lyre appears this epitaph, said to
have been cut in the pine headboard
of departed citizen by ye editor:
Here lie the remains of old Archibald
Draper
Who lived near century before
he passed on
He never subscribed for, but borrowed
a paper,
And we really don't know just
where he has gone.
But we have our suspicionsD
| The fellow who ia sfri wing fO do nm
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Daily tourist car service to Los
Angeles via Salt Lake and the
"Clark Road" commencing Feb. IS.
The Midland Route.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Rio Grande No. now carries a
tourist sleeping car between Glenwood
Springs and Denver, and the cost of a
double berth Is t1.00. Try 1t.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Where's that funny cap with the ear
flaps you used to wear last year?"
"Weel, Sir, havna worn it sim the
accident"
What accident was that, Donald?"
"a shintilman asked me to hae =
drink, an didna hear him. Taller.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Mincemeat is but astronomical
merger says the Boston Traveller.
Sos hash, only more so.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Senator Platt says he will not visit
the White house until Roosevelt in
vites him. Same here, senator.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

1t is expected that the new lake
steamer Roosevelt will prove sue
cessful rough rider Of the storm est
seas.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

That Pennsylvania man, who COM
mitted suicide after failing in two
attempts to kill his wife, should not
have become discouraged. Success
might have crowned his efforts at the
third attempt.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Our now but a memory Western
desperadoes were never EARNED to the
teeth. Never higher than the
waistline.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

A Colorado man keeps record
book in which he enters every quarrel
between himself and wife. the cause
and how it was settled. This is
something decidedly new in the way
of scrap book.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

1t is painfully true, but true
nevertheless, that if United Statel
senators were to be elected by direct
vote OF the people, number of state
Legislators would be compelled to live
within their salaries.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Russell Sage says if he had his life
to live over again ne would give more
study to charity. But no more cash,
perhaps.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

When Senator Burton showed his
face at the door of the senate cham ber
for a moment in order to legally draw
his mileage it was observed that the
armor plate on his cheek was yet in
tact.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

A New York state man named
Shoat ate SO corn dodgers at sitting
he seems to be fast Developing into a
full-grown hog.
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

A Detroit paper says that actress
Eleanor Booth ate six links of
wienerwurst at lunch in q restaurant
in that city. We recall having read
some time ago something about the
lady's fondness for dogs
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

Somebody thinks Carnegie hero
medal should be given to old
Geronimo because he has just taken
his eighth wife. Is he not really en-
titled to eight medais2
The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

The dispatches tell us that Alice
Roosevelt sat down on kodak
fend" while in New York the other
day If this be tue, it is safe to bet
that some of his fellow fiends secured
snap shots of the charming young
lady while in that position.
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Die erpsen Nslisionsipitcme alle
afeid3.

Rabbi Solepb Silpermanu, Elm be.
oeutsnosr uuo i'm sanjen Sanos betaun.
fer jiibiider @elebrter, bslt Dor Der
1iep Dorfer Stuats 9Oniersn; fir
Rslision in Der Observation-Disclosures
CUR -sOttlihen gateridaft- einen in.
tsreiiunten YOrtras. in Dem sr iasts.
oaB ale Sirden Der StaOt ibre Son.
oernamen able9en uno pie 0iientlihs
S6ulen siufa6 uumerirt werosn iol.
ten. @rnbebauptete ndmlih. oaB Die
sroBen 0telisionsipitcme atlsr eiuiliIir.
ten 8Oltsr Der Grbe. wie Gbriitentbum.
Subentbum, SubbbiSmus, Wiobams
msoauismus II. a.. in ibreu @runbibeen
alls slsid iinb uno OaB Der llntsridieb
Swiiden ibnen bod nur i'm 9iamen
liest. Das ablssen Der 9iamsn. Die
an unb fiir iid nidts peitsr als
leere uno niGtsia9enOe sleuberlidfeir
ten iino, niirbe Dor alien iunddit Die
cine iessnsreide Solse baben. baB bic
Snbdnssr Der usridisosnen Telisions'
bstsnntuife nidt nit chamber wsttei.
fern, ii6 nidt ssseuisitis bsieboen.
ionbern iib in benz SewuBtiein. Ser'
trstsr siusr srOBen, eiui9en unO srbu.
bsnen Sbse ;u isiu. eins fiiblen uub in
bs1ersr SurmOnie ;uiummen urbsiten
an Der uns alien OblisssnOsn gfli6t,
Die Msni6beit iittlid su beben uno
ibre ssiitiss unO leibIids cage ;u bel.
iern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-29
3ahlrsid,e Wenfd,e

Der Gofio @Orr.ipOnbent ces 2onoOn
y nDailp telegraph" meloet. ouB bel ei'
mem Grbbsbsn in Der gidbe bon Sasi
auf Der Snisl 5ormOia idmmtlide
@iienbubnseleiie BsritOrt unO Eslssra,
pben. unb EelepbOus8erbinounse uns
tsrbrO6sn finS. Dad ben telesra'
pbii6sn 8eridtsn ber in EoiiO ers
ideinsnosn Seituns ~giiti4i Saimbun"
finb etma bunoert Feriouen babel nnl'
sefommsn; Die nDidibidi SdimpO"
idatt bic 3abl Der Spfsr bes Grcbsbens
iosar aui 800. Sin in 9ofio Wiontas
WtOrssn sinsstrOffensr, unseblid Offisi'
ellr, Yeridt sisbt bic 3abl Der Sc
tSoteten auf 60, bic Der Serwunoeten
aui etlpa 1s0 unb bic Der uollitdnois
ssritDrtsn Sduisr uuf 200 on. aasi lit
cine feline Staot an Der @iienbabnlinis
fiinf3ig Wtsilsn n6rolid uon 2ainan.
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@er;weifelte 2anSarbeiter.

giiGolaus 3i6aDfowsfg, elm @eno1e
oes 6iiriten Sropotfin wdbrenb friiberer
llnruben in 8uslanb, Der Sebn Sabre
in 9onbOu in 8srbannuns selsbt bot,
traf i'm Sutereiie Der &euolutiondre
in Tu6lunO in giem DOrf elm. nm 9Bais
fen Su taufen uno @elo 3u iammeln fir
ben 5reibeitsfampf, Der ieinem Dafiir.
balten mad NIT bem giabeu oes Sriib'
liu9s in RuBlano ausbrcden mirb.
Gi6aptonsfg befennt ii9 CUR Yartei
Der SoSial RepOlutiOndre, Die, mic
er beruorbebt, nidt nit ben 3erroris
iten 3u uerwsdisln iiuo, iOuOsrn aam'
pier pie Serisus Stepniaf unO @atba.
rine Sreibtowsfg 5u ben Sbren jablt.
lleber Die seseuwdrtise Gage in Tus.
Lamb iaste er in furjem folssnSes ::
rSier in ben 8ereinisten Staatsn
idsint man i'm allsemeinen Der Gniidt
su isin, oaB bic ruiiiiden Sant bspob.
ner uno &anbarbeiter auf Der Seite
Der @onieruutiusn itsben. Das 1T
fulid. Sor Der 8efrsiuns Der ssib'
eisenen naren fiir jeoen 2anoarbeiter
;ebn ader Sanb bsitimmt, mad Der
Sefreiuns erbielten lie nur je iisbsu
sldsr, bic 9spOIfsrunS Habm beitanois
,n bod bic ganbpertbsituns bielt nit
olsisr Sunabms ntdt slsiden S9ritt.
Damn FAM ber 9riss, in Ssm etipd
300, 900 2anOarbeittr dit ibrsn Sguns
ben ober Srautbeitsn stld9sn, 6srsn
s5amilien in Die bittsrits gtotb setle.
tbsn, neil bic &esisruns li5 ni6t nrt
fie fiimmerte uno iie nur auf bic Silfe
ibrsr wfitmeniden ansspieisn paren.
Nls Sann nod bic Su Sriippelu ser.
ihoiienen SolSaten aus oem Selbsua
bsimtebrteu, purbe bic Rotb srit redt
sroB; 10 baB bic Gage Der 9anoarbeiter
uno Sauern bsute tbatidflif ieber
Sei6reibuns ipOttet. Sect srttdren
Die Sauern, baB iis I'm 5rlbiabr
Offentlide Sdnosreien p1Hssn uuo be.
bauen miiiien, psnn nidt weitere Ser.
tbeilunsen Offsntlider 9aubsreien Dor.
ssnommen ipsrosn. Das Yfliisen be,
oentst aber nihts anbsres ole elm BE.
iisersreifen bon bieien gduosreien,
mas bic Resisruns taum seitatten,
ionorn spentusll semaltiam Su per.
binbsrn iuhen miro. Sobalo bas
aber seifiebt, miro Die 5lamme bee |
slufrubrs eniIabt, unO Elm i6redlidsr
Sampf miro Sa iibsrall entbrennen,
mo Die Gage brr Sanbbemobner 10 lit,
wie i'd iie iosbeu beidris5sn babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-29
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
SsIatuar., sadauanna uno @sHsrn Subn
On Rrait ben 1. SUM- 1904

in NTd1t zen 1. Junt lSU4
Siotih -8Tl6bt Suauton fir Ntp ycrf
UNI 2.15, 3.20, sos. 500. 1910, Born. (;
f2.iO,. 3.35 unb $40 Natmittass. 8iir
Nsp yprt une philadelphia, um $40 u. 10.t0
Born; t2.40 uup 3.3' Ra@mittass. Dur
geuIbstore, 6.iu Na6mittags.
R6rolidi SIR Buffalo um is. 6.25u. 8 90
Wor.; f.55. GAO unb lilo Na6mitiass. 8ir
Biusbamtcn, Glmira uue 3pii&tnaattpnsn, um
10 As Rcr. unt los Natm. 8tr SsptsU,
SYraeuls une Utica. um LIS uue 6.25 Wpr. ;
t.55 gla6mtttass Ssptso. SpraeuGt une
lltiea 3us um 6.25 Rrr. l6uft tdslit, ausst.
upmmsn Spnniass. 8iir WcuirOit um 900
Ner.; los uue 6.35 Habm. Ri6oliun ae'
tomcoation. nm l.C0 uns els Ra&mtttass.
Hlonmsburg 9ibifinn-gnldBi SCRANTON
tir glerttumbtrlaue um 6.35. 10 10 Rpr.
f.55 uns $40 Ra6m. 6tir plymouth nm 9.U5
Ra&mittass.
SonntaeS'3hee.
eHoH&-GHr stp gorf um $50. 800
sos unb 1910 @erssns; 3.35 uns 3.4C
3ahm.
glSrbIiG - Dir 8uHalp nm LIS, uni
6,25 Ror. i.55, Gao uub tt.t0 Ratm
8ir 8inabamton uub 3wiIttnitatiOntu, 9.0t
uub 1895 8ermittass.
NIssmsburs Sibiiiou-grId6t Scranton
nm 1910 Wor. unb $40 gia6mittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-29
S6fedte WafFen unS f6le6te
Sploaten.

SptputcU.
Der .RuBtD Snualio," bas Wfilitdr'
Organ, In ct. Retersburs uerDhents
lidt ben lssten 9asesbefebl oes @ene'
rails auropattin, als er nod Sber'
bsfsblsbabsr Der ruiiii6en slrmee in Der
Mianbi6ursi mar. Sn oieiem Seiebl
erfldrte er, baB bic gtie6erla9e Der
8uGen ibren GrunO in Der i6le6ten
Nusriiituns Der slrmse bate. wofir
er einen Tbeil Der Serantmortun9
iibernimmt, neil er Dor benz Srie9e
8rie9smiuilter mar. Sin anoerer
@ruuo lei in Der ausi6weifenoen Se'
bensweiis Der SfftSiere uub Solbaten
,u fuaen. bic wsber ben llntsrneb'
muussseiit nod bic @nersis uno slus'
bauer bslbsnmiitbiser Soloaten al ben
Gag selest batten. -auss oieiss,
iast Der @eneral, lift cine Solss Ses
bursautratii6en Rssimes pdbrenb Der
lsstsn fiini;is Sabre" @r sibt an, oaB
bic srits armse In Der Wtanbidursi bel
elmer Starte uon 100000 Wtunn unb
1900 Sffi,isren 1o,435 on sstUOts'
ten, $3.50 on psrpunosten SOloutsn
uuO 395 an SstOOtstsn unO 1,733 on
uermunbstsn Sffi,isren uertoren babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-29
0Bie 3ruftmaenat 5ilfors BON els
mem @eamten abaefaRt ipnree.

Senrp so. Tiliorb, elmer Der Stan'
barb Oil'Wtasnatsn, Der isit LANCER 3sit
uon benz Sisp gorf Sertrster bes Sbsr'
Staatsanwalts SaOltg non Wfilouri
als 3suss sswiiuidt lpirb, Der iid absr
bis isst nit sroBsm @riols ben Sc
ri6tsbienern, Die inn sinen Sorlar
bunssbeisbl juitelen wollten. gu snts
sisbsn wnBte, iuuros BON einsm Ssam'
ten in oem ausenblid iiberrai6t, als
er, bsinabs bis sur llnfenntlihteit uer'
mnmmt, aus elmer Seitentbiir ieiner
palaitnrtisen 8Obuun9 oil 6. gps. uno
So. StraBe i6lih, I'M Elm berelt sebals
tenss slutomobil Su beitei9en. Der
@eribtsSisnsr, 80. s. Yalmeoo 1T iein
9lame, rpurbs lsiosr erbeblid uerlest (;
benn Der mad Dem Wiuiter ieines sro6en
Ssrrn unb Msiftsrs Sobn .. Rods.
iellsr ebenIo fromms mis ridlidtsloie
9ruitmasnat lisB iein @efdbrt nit Ell
mem plOsti6sn 9fud seraos III benz
aussnblid pon bannen iabrsn, als
galmebo NIT sinsm SuB oas Erittbrett
erreiht battle. 9r nnrbe nit fort9es
idlsiit, neil sr nit elmer SanS ben Sriff
Der Gbhr ielt bielt. 2ros Der unanss'
nsbmen Gage, in Der er ii6 bsianb, nno
tros Der SbmerSsn, bic ct 3u erouloen
bate, ssians ss bsm Ssumtsn, 1ilioro
in isinsm Sis ben Sorlaounssbeiebl
unb Die nOtbissn 3ensensebiibren gum
Setrass BON $3.50 3u;uitsllen. anitatt
oas Ssidbrt baltsn su laiien, Offnete
EilforO. nm bas WtaB ieincr tlnuer.
i6dmtbeit poll Su MAIDEN, bic Gbiir, 10
baB PuimsSo ieinen Salt osrlOr unb BON
Eri!tbrstt bsrunter fiel. 3um Slid
ftiir,te er in einen sroBeu Shneebau'
fen unO wuroe ni6t weiter sefdbrlidJ
utrleet.
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eadamanna & @pomins gaIsg.
(eaureI eiHie.
Iral In Rrdfl am 4. Stunt 1906.

Erat Ia straft am 1. Sunt 1905.
2aas ptrlaisu Snautou um 1 90, 200, 400
400, 500 uns 800 Rsrsfns. lin 40 Wpr.
a.us an @ehtutaetn uub aat uaHfcIssnes
s,pan,ta Riuuttn, unb um 700 Wcrssns an
Ssnniaasn une alt ua@foIstuot ,panjiS Ni'
uuttu Bic une iuIIufpt i2 20 Nahts, In @ils
Ets.Baryt Al Miuuttn ip6ter anfcmntue.
3het allt 10 Riuuitn an @p&sulassn BON
800 Sic $40 Na@mtttaes.
Grprt6,has baIitn nuT In pittstpn an, Strs
IalItu Sudnieu aIt Stunet tdelid, dusst-
usumtu Senniae, BON 7.t6 Nsratns bic uHl
7.i6 Ra&mitiass uHe tTtHtn In DiIfss.9aus
80 Rlnuttn (pdtfr Elm.
Otftstr DtsnR ,ptf&su SuantSn, sias aus
Yarl nne Ttttrsburs.
Sit5t UatrbIan fir sspidbtfSrsHuet 3hss.
B.G. @yIy IT,, 8trIsbrsIftttT, SnanisH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-29

DGfdsr in 9eutf
8 4 ftdfritd. Cine tui9tise RolIe
i'm 2ebsn Der guropGer in Ssuti9s
Sfafritd fpislsn Die eodneiiIhen DG'
I9er, Die 9o6is. 9i. tpsiben Nnsiis,,
Die man in Der aolonis dUgsmstn trdst,
miiF.n natiirIid f.br bGufis gum ma
f9.r tpan6ern. Der Dobi tpGidbt. in
benz ,r Die ndFen uno ettpas einseIsif'
ten DGI9tftiide 70 ldnge stsen Die
St.ins bes StraB.npflaiters ob.r ssssn
ben Stsinrdnb elmer giitsrns I4lGst,
bis is ibm rein biinten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-29

8as 9an nanenldn6 1T
goftaritd, Der Iiibli9fte Der mitteIdme'
ritdnif3en 5r.iifdaten.
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Iortiesune foIet1
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
Cuban War Claims.

An interesting phase of the present
situation is that American investors
are unwittingly responsible, to some
extent for the outbreak of revolution
ary sentiment at this time. So long
as Cuba was prosperous and the Army
of Liberation still unpaid, the mere
fact that great number of Cubans all
over the island were awaiting pay
ment of their claims for war service
was an excellent check upon any
ebullition of warlike spirit which
would weaken the paying power of
the government. Led thereto by the
prospect of 3 large profit, American
investors, as well as Cubans, have
discounted these claims, so that the
veterans of the war no longer have q
personal interest in the payment of
the war vouchers, and are in posi-
ton to join another Army of Liberia
ton, which, if successful, will provide
them with new crop of war claims.
In the meantime, the American pur-
chasers of these claims, at figures
showing as much as 100 per cent to
200 per cent profit, are awaiting the
payment of the balance of their mon
ey which now lies in the Cuban
Treasury, and is being used to sup
press the revolution.-From 1.-THE Gu
ban Republic on Trial" in Review Of
Reviews for October
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
Married

How sad, yet how natural that
young people, the very flowers of
their families, and perhaps idols of
their parents, should meet, become
acquainted. and. after a season of
courtship, plight their troth, enter
the bonds of matrimony, move away
from the parental roof forever and be-
come as one!
The hearts of their parents perhaps
are ready to break to see that dear one
partake of the "better or for worse"
with another. But still it's the lot of
mankind and this burden we must
bear.
Mr.. William Coyne and Miss Ruth
Finch passed through that solemn or
deal last week at the bone of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Finch in Audubon. More
loving and kind parents never lived
than Mr.. and Mrs. Finch and their eff
forts in every walk of life have been
successful. Their daughter, Ruth,
has aeen fit to choose husband and
selected Mr.. William Coyne to bear
that endearing name forever. Miss
Ruth is one of those amiable and low.
able daughters that parents feel proud
OF having raised. May discord nor
anguish never enter their home is the
wish of their friend, the Journal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At s Per Cent
CHARLES BAGLEy
Three hundred head of heavy steers
for sale. DOAk & LANE,
Auduhnn Joxua

Three hundred head of heavy steers
for sale. DOAK & LANE,
Audubon, Iowa.
Rev. and Mrs. Grant have a child
quite sick with lung trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. brewer and child are
visiting in eastern Iowa this week.
Hundreds of farmers from east Au-
dubon attended the Guthrie county
fair.
w. c. Elliott was business visitor
in Chicago the latter part of the past
week.
Mr.. ]. Kuhn went up into Montana
last week to look after his landed DOS
sessions.
Miss Grace McGarrish, of Des
Moines, is visiting at the Nash home
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Gardner is hav-
ing visit from their sister, Mrs.
Moore, of Sioux City.
Miss Brown, our music teacher, is
30 much better that her mother has
returned to her home.
Carrie Webster returned to her du-
ties as trained nurse in Texas town
after spending delightful visit
Mrs. and Mr.. Hanson, of Onawa,
came down to visit their niece, Mrs.
Nels Jensen, and other friends and
relatives.
We haveplenty of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEET, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
The Grand Jury is asked to appear
before his honor Judge Thornell Mon
day next, October Is. The Petit Jury
will assemble Tuesday, October 18th.
The sister of Mrs. Gene Johnson,
Mrs. Snyder, who has been visiting at
the Johnson home for some time went
to Texas last week to visit two sisters
and brother, who live in that great
state.
The Dolliver meeting was very en-
thusiastic one Friday last, but the at
tendance was very small. Mr.. Dolli-
YER delivered one of his convincing
speeches, and assured his hearers that
good times were here to stay if the
people will allow the statesmen to
have their way.
Mr.. Ben Carr shipped his goods to
El Reno, Okla, where he will work
with the One Minute Washer people.
Ben is fine mechanic and has learn.
ed the washer" to perfection. The
Cars will be very much missed from
Audubon as they are some of the best
people on earth. Ell Renois fortunate
in securing quite number of Audu-
bon county citizens for which they
should feel elated.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
CORN TWELVE CENTS
a Bushel in Iowa. Commission Man
to Put up Two Million Bushels.

A prominent commission man on
Change says II expect to crib this
year from 100000 to 100000 BUSH
els of corn. 1 find in the section
where corn is the very finest the price
is about l2c per bushel. There has
been only three years since 1881 in
which corn has failed to sell at fifty
cents in Chicago. A great many of
our customers are going in with US
aud we will crib the corn and hold it
until we get profit, no matter how
long that is. In 1891 when corn was
so plentiful the price in Kansas was
ten cents and twelve cents bushel
and farmers were burning it for fuel
Before that year ended, corn was
selling az sixty.one cents in Chicago.
| have never seen in my thirty years
experience, two years of liberal rain
fall in the west. l expect a dry season
next year and think higher prices for
corn will come with it. If they do
not come, we will wait until they do.
Chicago Inter Ocean, October 1895.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
FLOODED STOCK SALE
At Highland Meadow" Stock Farm,
Panama, Iowa, October 9th, Be-
ginning at ! o'clock P. M.

20 Poland China Bears and six
gifts, mostly from matured stock with
plenty of size and length.
16 Duroc Bears and 20 gifts by King
Improver S3S9l, by Improver second
of Red Chief III am" SOW.
The dams are mostly by a son of
Proud Advance. King Improver will
be included in this sale. Some of the
gifts will be bred by Sale Day to one
of the three boars which l purchased
at the Nebraska State Fair.
Five Scotch Topped Short Horn
Bulls. They are sired by our herd
bull, Golden Steadfast ls24lS, which
is ton of beef in one package. They
are good blocky fellows and ready for
service. Send for catalogue. Free
to parties from a dis
lance. V. l.. DAYTON,
Panama, Iowa.
F. F. Luther, Auctioneer.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
Travels Two Million Miles.

Captain Alexander Simpson, of the
Aberdeen liner "Moravian," which
called at Plymouth few days ago,
homeward bound to London from
Sydney and the Cape of Good Hope,
is on his seventy-first round trip. A
record without parallel. He has
been over forty years on these voyages
and has travelled about 100000 miles
without mishap. For many years
he has been experimenting with ocean
currents, and hundreds of bottles
placed in the sea by him have been
returned from all parts of the world.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11


If you need sale bills, an auctioneer
or clerk for your sale, and newspap-
er notice that will get more people
talking about it than any other meth
cd you could adopt in Audubon coun-
ty, bring in the business to the Jour,
nal. If we print your bill, and make
date for your auctioneer or clerk, we
make no extra charge to place the
same in the Journal. If you have ar
tistic printing, scenic or half tone
work, magazines that need binding
or if you have books that you cherish
that are getting the worse for wear,
we can repair them and the price
shall not be unreasonable. Our office
is one of the best equipped in the land
and does class of work not done in
country offices.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
Like a Great Railway

With its branches running in every
direction, are the arteries and veins
that convey the blood to every part of
the system. A cold, sudden change
and exposure may cause poisonous
acids to clog the circulation and then
comes rheumatism. Beware! If you
value your life remove the abstraction
with DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedy. Send SIS to Drummond
Medicine Co., New York, and they
will send you two large bottles by ex-
press, enough for a months treat
ment, with full special directions.
Agents wanted.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11

supt. Arthur Farqnhar returned
home from bis South Dakota trip.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-11
When the Heart is Affected

or the muscles surrounding that or
gan by rheumatism. experimenting
with sample treatments is like tam
pering with live electric wire, for
death may come at any moment. If
life is worth it, do not hesitate to get
the treatment which has stood the
test for twenty years-Dr. Drum
mond's. Write to the Drummond
Medicine Co., New York, and they
will send you literature free, worth
$25 to rheumatic. 1t is not as quick
as electricity, but will save your life
If you act in time.