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The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Provides for Court Review.

The Wadsworth substitute contents it.
self with merely stating that the ante
mortem and post-mortem inspections
shall be made and specifying that the
shops shall be kept in a generally sanf-
tary condition.
The Wadsworth measure also proyfdes
in most circumstantial terms for a court
review, IN certain cases. for appeals from
the judgment Of the inspectors 10 the
Secretary Of Agriculture. both para
graphs being put in TO protect the pack
ers interests.
It is evident. therefore, that there are
radical differences in the House and SEN
ate measures on the subject-differenc
so radical that there will be a sharp con-
hict between the two bodies before the
measures are dovetailed into one SER
vlceable law. AS things stand now. the
President and the Secretary of AgricuI-
tire have committed themselves unre-
servedly to the Beveridge measure.
which charges TO the packers all the ex-
Pense of inspection. The Speaker Of
the House yesterday expressed himself
as favoring the Wadsworth measure.
which puts on the Government this in
spection cost.
The country Is further edited in this
SITUATION Dy inc unusual TACT that the
House takes the view that the Senate.
upon the suggestion OF the President.
acted without much consideration re-
garding the meat inspection measure
The House also argues that although
the country wants TO be sure that its
meat is thoroughly and safely inspect
ID, it wants a regulation on the subject
that viii insure the packers a fair deal.
House Promises to Go Slow.
Members Of the lower body, therefore.
say they will go slowly and devote to
this big subject much thought. AS an
instance Of their deIiberative mood, it
Is notable that the Wadsworth substi-
tute for the Beveridge measure will not
be submitted to the full House Com
mittee on Agriculture untn Wednesday
forenoon next.
AS Things look now, the House will
pass IT'S substitute, conferees win be
appointed by the House and Senate and
the maj result viii be fought o,,t IA
the committee room The two he lies
are CONFRONTED with reconciIing Two
measures which seek by iiametIicei.y
opposed methods to attain n cono.--r-3
end-sanltafy methods in the handiine
OF the nations meat supply
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

The teachers are all burdened with
plenty of extra tasks now and it will
tend to increase as the term draws to its
close. The preparation of the closing
programs means many extra hours of pa
tient labor.
The ninth grade will begin their final
review of the second SemeSter's work in
Latin next Monday. They are now read
ing :" Niyi Romae.'
The sixth grade class has finished the
work outlined in their language books
They will now pc given composition work
and general review.
The sixth class in arithmetic are car
peting floors and halls with different
widths; and trouble of matching figure
enough to puzzle older heads.
The first grammar room pupils sketch
ed some subjects from their readers fol
their regular drawing exercise Monday
Clyde Dimick is out of school for q
couple or three week S work on the farm
He will be back in school again for the
closing two weeks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Audubon Township.

Wilson Huff is building a new
hog shed.
John Porter is the possessor Of
new photograph.
Ethel Tibben has been absent from
school on account of sickness.
Ed Vanaernam and wife visited at
the VIM. Porter home, Sunday.
Mrs. Jens Jensen is quite i'll with
partial paralysis of the face.
VIM. Baylor lost a good horse the
first OF the week.
VIM. Ludwig has been quite sick
but is able to be up again.
Miss Katie Krumm is staying with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hocamp, Jr.
Jacob Engle marketed hogs in
Adair last Saturday.
Sarah Schwenheker is slowly re-
covering and is able to sit up some
of the time.
Miss Minnie Hickman is assisting
with the work at the Herman Heck
man home.
VIM. Hocamp ST., is preparing to
build convenient brooder for their
mammoth flock of chickens.
Mr.. Clay, the veterinary surgeon
of Extra, has been doctoring sick
horse for Chas. Boehme.
Geo. Kness purchased some
yearling calves of VIM. Iocamp and
Francis Edwards the first of the week.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Christian Church will meet with
Mrs. Jas. Shannon, Thursday, May
3. A pleasant time is anticipated.
VIM. Hocamp, Jr., and wife are
the proud parents of an eleven pound
boy which arrived at their home,
Friday, April 90
A class was confirmed at the German
Lutheran Church last Sunday after
noon by their pastor, Rev. Cloeter.
The confirming was postponed from
Palm Sunday on account of so many
being sick with the measles.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

picture study lesson, full of interest,
was given the third and fourth grades
last week. Several lessons of this nature
have been planned by the teachers for
the last month of school.
Rev. johnson, the Christian church
evangelist. gave the high school and the
grammar room a treat "Wednesday
morning, in a fifteen minutes talk. every
word OF which was enjoyable and uplift-
ing. He impressed the thought of the
worth of the puplic school TO our citizen
ship. Character building and it's vital
/ importance to the affairs of life was very
strongly brought out; every boy and girl
can be king or queen in character 1t
is the current coin of the realm it is
what we make ourselves Schools and
| churches are the foundation of society.
and this is the Golden Age of civilization
because of churches and present school
| system. Success awaits every individual
who learns to labor and to wait The
boys and girls now from twelve to thir-
Teen years OF age know as much as the
high school graduates CT twenty Years
ago. He then dwelt on our civic insti-
buttons Tor few minutes. He showed
what the American flag stands for, what
it has done and what it means TO every
boy and girl and to every citizen of our
Republic.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Cameron Township.

Charles johnson was Botna
visitor, Sunday.
Richard Fancher lost valuable
horse last week.
VIM. PARROTS were business visitors
at the county seat, Monday.
All Miller and Jess Neitzel were
hauling lumber to put in bridges on
the road.
Johnnie Peterson, of Leroy, visited
his friends, Bert and Joey Johnston,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham visited at
the home of their son, Clate Wickham
and wife, Sunday.
Mary sSchrader visited with her
sister, Mrs. McCammant, Saturday
and Sunday.
joey johnson is the owner of
pair of bantams sent to him from
Botna by John Steepleton.
Fred Tessman, Sr., of Audubon,
was assisting his sons, Herman and
Otto Tessman, with their seeding
last week.
Wallace Bolton, wife and son, Ruby
attended church at Eden Valley and
visited at the Dave Williams home
Sunday.
Jason lines, of Audubon, was an
over night visitor in this neighbor-
hood, returning home Monday
morning.
Johnnie Stewart is busy thing for
Thomas Shelley, the last two weeks.
Johnnie expects to complete his work
there this week.
The wind blew fierce gale Mon
day and all those who tried to do any
business over the telephones found it
was impossible rs the sentences were
cut up.
A good many farmers were hauling
hogs 10 Ross, Monday. Those who
are fortunate enough to have hogs to
sell now are receiving high prices for
them.
"A merry lau ihaue lts appearance
at the James Jensen home last Satur-
day. James feels as proud-or
prouder than ''Miss' with her first
new diamond ring.
Joseph Johnston purchased def
ance pillow from johnson Il Buck and
he is we'll pleased with it. He says
it runs easier and does better work
than the working pillow.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
School Notes

The Caesar class Just began the fourth
book of their text this week
The fourth geometry class is now work
ing the original problems at the close of
the text.
Some very good paper cutting work
was executed by the intermediate pupils
Monday.
The fraction work done by the fourth
grade pupils is excellent. They are good
workers.
The bookkeeping class is giving Il
little time to interest and partial pay
ment problems.
The fourth grade pupils are now re-
viewing their geo graphies preparatory TO
the final examination.
The primary rooms and second gram
mar room failed to report anything from
their work this week.
Chaucers period in English literature
and some of his writings are being stud
led by the eleventh grade.
Tuesday The fourth grade language
class was given a lesson from their text
on The Sower,' by Millet.
The fifth grade students have Just be-
gun reading an account of the civil war
for their history reading lesson.
The fifth and sixth grades were given
written tests in geography Tuesday.
Some very neat papers were handed in.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Fire Destroys Residence,
Greeley Mutual Prompt Pay.


The fine large farm residence of Mr..
Henry Stephenson was completely
destroyed by fire, Monday evening,
April %. The other buildings
which were in great danger owing
to strong wind that was blowing,
were saved only by the perseverance
and hard work of the family and
neighbors, who turned out to help
when the alarm ring was given over
the telephone line. They saved only
a few household goods. Mr.. Stephen
sen will rebuild at once The loss
was adjusted bv the trustees of the
Greeley Mutual Insurance Company,
Tuesday A. NJ. satisfactorily to Mr..
Stephenson, which was the amount
of Insurance carried.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Ross News

Lou Shingledecker was Ross
visitor, Saturday.
Miss Hattie Ehlert passed Sunday
at her home.
Chris Krauel spent Sunday ut the
John Ehlert home.
Fred Ruhs and wife are at Henry
Ruhs's home at present.
VIM. Deist and Rev. Graner were
Audubon visitors, Monday.
The Laylaud boys were visiting at
the Coonie Lowe home, Sunday.
Chas. Beers and family spent
Sunday at her parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ruhs passed
Saturday visiting in Audubon.
Chris Huess and wife were visiting
at his parental home, Sunday.
Bid Smith and wife were callers at
the G. Lowe home, Sunday.
Inman Sherman and family spent
Sunday at the Killinger home.
Jay Shingledecker and wife were
visiting at Alex Fergusons, Sunday.
Max Ehlert purchased fine horse
of Charley Bamsey, Il short time ago.
Jestin Quinby and wife, of Audu-
bon, spent Sunday at his parental
home.
John Wagner, of Canada, is ex-
pected to arrive here the latter part
of the week.
Jens Sorensen and daughter, Fannie
McGill, spent Sunday with friends at
Audubon.
Mrs. John Quinby spent one day
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
John Rutherford.
Mrs. Dave Hart and Mrs. Frank
Gerard spent one day last week at
Joe Leonard's.
Rev. Graner, of Hartley, Ia,
arrived Wed. evening with his car of
household goods. His wife and
children ceme Friday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Notice To Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Town Council of the Incor-
porated town of Extra, Iowa, for the
furnishing of material and the lay
ing OF cement crossings and cement
and brick walks in said town. Plans
and specification can be seen at
the office of the City Clerk. Said
bids to be on file on or before the
second Monday in May, 1906,
at which time said bids will be
opened. The council reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Published by order of Council.
Attest:
]. o. HOWARD, MAYOR.
V. b. HELLYER,
CITY CLERK. ape
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

In those days of strife between
two great political parties we must
remember that after all we are Just
a band of brothers here on earth,
travelling from the cradle to the
grave. We live side by side, our
children attend the same school
and after the smoke of the battle
has cleared away we will still be
friends and neighbors. Let the
bitter things go unsaid. AT best
life ia short and we get out of at
full measure of sorrow. Let us in
.our community live as one big
good natured family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Threshermen.

100 acres near railroad, fair house
and stables, 100 under plow, balance
pasture. Can take threshing out
fit as part pay. Journal
Send stamp for reply.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Greeley

Charles Chesters chum choked on a
chunk of cheese.
Ira johnson had the care of a sick
horse one day this week.
Mrs. Sherman was pleasant callerat
the Martin Hness home, Tuesday.
Mr.. ID. F. Williams is employed on the
S. S. Berry farm, helping to put in the
crops.
The Union Baptist Aid Society made
things very pleasant about the Lou
AnciauX home, Thursday.
Henry Leighty and gentleman friend
from Audubon spent pleasant Sabbath
at the William Benton home.
We are told to build our house on a
rock; yet, it would have been better had
the Cliff House been built on the sand.
Ernest Wright's photograph played
some very pleasing sacred selections at
the U. b. Church Easter SUNDAY.
Mrs. George Alt, nee Miss Lennie
Hays, came down from Audubon Satur-
day and passed pleasant hour in the
old home.
The big roam Belgian stallion is in
charge of Mr.. Bert Reynolds and can be
found on the Frank Duvall farm, Mon
days and Tuesdays.
A sad message called Mrs. James
Blake to Adair county Monday to be
present at the bedside of a cousin who
is very near deaths door.
We learn that little Ralph Moore, who
injured his eye last winterin school, has
undergone an operation at Iowa City, in
which this valuable member was re-
moved.
James Blake put thirty one head of
Poland China hogs on the Hamlin mar
llet Monday that swung the beam clear
at 1920 pounds, and called for a check
of S6O5.OO What's the matter with
corn and hogs!
Vernal Verses.
Oh, gentle Spring. teach me to sing
AS you have taught the birds.
Give this sweet thought to me you
brought
Immortal wings of words.
A stroll with you beneath the blue
Leaves me without care.
1t seems your breath has conquered
Death
Look! life is everywhere.
1t is said that good forgettery " is
sometimes as essential to success as is a
good memory: and by way of proving
this statement, let me site you to the
case of a brilliant young "Johnny-on-
the-Spot from Melville township who.
while besleging the tender heart of a
| fair Greeley maiden eNtricated himself
from dilemma by the skillful manipu-
laton of his g forgettery. He made a
visit to the maden's home. Everything
went smoothly until the time arrived to
depart when. to his dismay. he discov-
cred that he had neglected to pave the
way for another visit. The maiden was
provokngly silent on the matter, and
the attitude of The old folks was
such as to make it evident that if he
returned he would have to have some
material reason for doing so. What did
he do? Why, he went off and forgot
| ...) his overshoes Yes, he forgot his
overshoes. 1t worked like Il charm too.
for it brought Johnny-on-the-Sp :
once more. But if that little dog Rover
could speak English he would tell some
thing that would amuse his hearers
Say. a girl would be foolish to reject
such schemer as that. He viii turn
that schemer of his loose in the word oil
finance some day and be building public
| Libraries with his surplus millions.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Ii you suffer firm the effects
of 6p6 Strain | Gan cure it

No matter who has failed ON your eyes
before Thousands of people are suffer-
ing from numerous complaints and do
not suspect the cause, Eye Strain but
when il is removed their trouble at once
disappears. EYE STRAIN affects the
nerve system and is the indirect cause of
more ailments to the human system than
anything else
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

All up-to date women of today,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and
to play;
Without these talents a wife is
n. g.,
Unless she takes Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Nick Dotfing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Some of the Most Common
Symptoms

Headache of any kind, PAINS in the
top OF the head or down the back of the
neck, NERVOUSNESS, dizzy spells, en-
hausted feeling, etc. III you are wearing
glasses that do not stop such trouble,
that is the best proof that they are not
properly fitted. Come to me and | can
fit them to stop all nerve drain and
strain. This is my one speciality, do
not think of anything else, and am sue
cesSful when others fail That's why |
continue my visits to your city year after
year while other specialists have made Il
few visits and stopped.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05
Entered at the Post Office at sioux Oft,
Iowa. as second class mail matter.

DEN unga republican Kuba al
nu alter sedan i fredags under a.
m~erikanskt herravalde med sekre-
reterare Taft som guvernSr. Presi-
dent Palma har afsagt sig sin befatt-
ming som landets hogste styres-
man, och da k~ongressen vagrade
att sammantrada for att taga stall
ningen under ofvervagande, blet
Diet ingen AMMAN rad for amerika-
nerna an att inskrida pa Diet satt
de gjort. bet ar nu mening att
soka astadkomma ordningen pa
on och annu en- gang uppratta en-
gang kubansk regering. Skull
lie delta misslyckas, kommer Ku-
b. att annekteras af regeringen i
Washington.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05

ti6ciel b~elysning gives af 5000 6
lektriska lampor. Utom EFT full
standigt hiss och telefonsystem
innes der en- speciel barnkamma
re SAINT palatslika en-. suite rum,
ito och en- Ell half fot fran golf;till
tax. Et. veranda KATE har blifvit
i'm attadt och och matsalanordnin-
game arc table d'hote eller a la
carte, ALT etter passagerarnes on
skan Utrustnlngen i allmanhet
blir j likhet med EFT forsta klass
hotel. Antalet stalpl3tar, som
anvandts vid fartygets byggnad,
ar 10000, och for sammanfognin-
gen at dessa platar ha anvandts
500 ton nitnaglar. Somliga
af dessa nitnaglar arc alta tum i
langd, hvar och en- vagande iva
och trefierdedels pounds. De tire
ankaren vaga tito ton hvartdera,
med kedjekablar i proportion der
eiter. MAURITANIA ar uppkallad
efter den gamla region i nordves-
ira Afrika, hvars kust ledde till in
loppet af M~edelhatvet. genom
hvilket mycket al verldens sjo
fartshandel passerade pa romarnes
It'd.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05
En- duktig simmare.

Foljande otroliga, men Sam
fardiga berattelse meddelas fran
Liverpool: Kaptenen pa angaren
"Benshaw" berattar, att pa NOR
gonen den 10 august XII. a upp-
stod stor f0rskrackelse ombord,
da utkikeu ropade, att han sag
en- naken man simma i sion. Nat
ten var klsr, och man kunde ej
~upptacka nagot fartyg i narheten.
bet var likval en- man. som sokte
halla sig uPpe och ropade pa
help.
En- lifboj kastades genast till
honom och smart hade "Bens
haw" stoppat, Gu bat sattes ut
och manner raddaGes. Han var
mycket utmattad, men kom sig
smart och berattade att han bette
Paul Soldier, var ungrare och
tiIlhorde Cunardliniens "Carpa-
thia", som da var pa vag fran
New York till Genua via Gibral-
tar. F0regaende qvall vid 8.tider
foil han ofverbord och hade i
timmar, till dess han blef raddad.
hallit pa att simma omkring under
stora anstrangningar att radds
l~ifvet,
Stamina eftermiddag fck "Bens,
haw" tillfalligtyis ''Carpathia"
sigte och signalerade att manner
var raddad. Bada fartygen An.
gade emot hvarandra och SeidleI
transporterades ombord pa sit
fartyg. bet visade sig art Gear.
pathia" made krvssat omkring :
hera timmar for att soka der
n0dstallde, utan att upptacki
honom, och derefter lortsatt re.
san i tro att Soldier gait till bot.
ten.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05

mogenheten uppgar till $4,000
900, hvaraf Diet allra mesta tillfaller
enkan och resten i poster pa S25..
600 ALA den ahidnes brorsoner,
brorsd0rtrar, och systerdottrar.
En- ung man i Glenwood. Iowa
rakade haromdagen ut for EFT af-
ven.yr, som han ej onskar att a.
terupplefva, Tillika med f1era an
dra man hjelpte han att drifva 400
far in / en- inhognad. Dervid ra-
kade han falla och kurde 81 kom-
ma pa benen igen, forran faren
sprungit Diver honom. Han ick
nastan ALA kladerna afslitna a.
kroppen och blef dessutom smart f
SAINT tastan ej farligt skadad.
Litterat6ren Ernst Skarstedt.
som for nagra vecka sedan kom
fran California till Puget Sound
t%rakterna., amman att kopa en-
farm pa San Juan. on i den nordli-
caste delen af Puget Sound. Som
han alskar landtliivet sa mycket.
att han icke pa nagra villkor viii DO
satta sig j staden, har han efter sin
ditkomst traget strotvat omkring
pa landsbygden for att fnna en-
farm efter slit tycke och smak.
Han anser att San Juan.ogruppen
har den vackraste naturen och Diet
basta klimat at n&gon trakt pa
vastkueten. e och han tunderar pa
att dar kopa sig en- farm, som ut
biudes for $1,000.
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05

Den tyske kejsaren ar helt ma
turligt mycket stolt Diver fodseln
at hans sonson, hvilken skildras
som EFT mycket friskt och KRAFT
tigt barn, ''en.akta hohenzollrare"
Hans bid ar ocksa spridd i tu-
sental Oliver hela riket, sd att Diet
lolala felket kan lara sig kanna
dragon at Diet barn, som en- gang
ar bestamdt att trada i sin illustre
fartaders fotspar ech styra landet.
For ofrigt har den lille prinsen
trots sin grona ungdom emotta
git en- ~boneskrift ON benadnipg
Tor en- brottsling och benadnin-
gen har blffvit beviljad. bet
var en- qvinnlig f~orbrytare del
gallde, och b0neskriften var un
dertecknad al en- mycket kand
fransk foriattarinna. Den dods-
domda, och nh benadade qvinaar
ar en- jru Boomers, som med sir
man och sin broder varit delaktie
Diet upprorande mordet pa en-
ofverste Ross Hennes iva med
brottslingar arc redan afrattade,
men pa grund af att fru Blomer:
fodde EFT barn i fangelset, BILE.
hennes afrattning uppskjuten pa
Dagra veckor. Och under tider
instT0mmade petitioner for der
dodsdomdas benadning fran qyin.
nor Diver hela verldeu. Men de-
var nog den direkta vadjan til
den nyf0dde ~prinsen, som rordt
keisar Wiihelms hjerta och ut
yerkade benadningen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05
Cunard LINENS exprse-anga
re Mauritania,

som gick af stapen den 20 Sept. j
Wallsend, England. ar EFT at de
storsta fartyg som fnnas. Anga-
rem har blifvit byggd med US vat.
tentata skott och loper derfor sd Ii,
ten tara som mojligt att sjunka.
Dess langd ar 100 fot, breden S8
fot och $1,000 ton. Den kom-
mer att forses med turbinmaskiner
al TO- 900 indikerad hastkrafter och
dess hastighet blir tjugufem knop
timmen. l enlighet med britt
ska ameralitetets bestamme,ser
skall den t0rses med EFT artilleri
af tolf sex-tums kanoner; dessut-
tom hnnas der sidobinnar, hvilka,
mar de arc fylda med kol eller vat
ten, arc liktydliga med EFT baltic
at harnesk omkring den sarbara
delen at fartyget. MAURITNAIA
har utrymme for 1900 passagera-
re, deraf 1000 forsta och andra
plats. Promenadplatser och bo-
ningsrum arc utlagda enligt den
NEST liberala skala. Arkitekto-
niska utstyrelsen at de publika
rummen och hytternas blir oofver-
traffad. Belysning och luftvaxling
ma gjorts till foremal for sarskildt
studium. DEF fnnas 1900 fonster
och sidogluggar, inberaknadt 500
och ar
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-05
En- ung moder vid 70 ar.

"Min moder har plotsligt blifvit gjord
ung vid 20 ar. Tjugo ar svart lidande af
dyspepsi hade gjort henne hjelpl0s tills
for sex mauader sedan, do hon borjade
tsga Electric Bitters, som fullstandigt
botade kenne och aterstdllde den styrka
och r6rlighet hon hade under sina basta
ar" skrifver Mrs W. L, Fitzpatrick i Dam
forth. Me. Den st0rsta aterstallande
medicinen pa jorden. Kurerar mageu -,
lefvern och njurarne, renar blodet och
botar malaria, gulsot och svaghet. Under
bart nervstarkaude Pris soc. Garanteras If
Lungren h Andreen, Sioux City, la.