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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
REBELS QUICKLY LAY
DOWN THEIR ARMS
No Opposition to Provisional
Government in Cuba TO Sur
prise Of Officials.

HAVANA, Oct $.--The alacTity with
which the rebels are laying down their
arms TO the commission appointed to
supcrintend that important phase OF
the termination of the, revolution IS
The greatest surprise the Provisional
Goycrpmcut has yet eurountered IN us
emooth-working programme, This ope-
ration is now well under way in The
vicinitv OF Havana. 700 of Guerra s
men. with their horses, having alrea9y
been cntraiacd for Pinar del Rio, while
nnc brigade marched 80 Guanalay to
J%ay % without sign Of disorder,
Hundreds OF persons from Havana
T;nnon ro1ay TO view the disarmament.
Tbe>. were disappointed at not seeing
NE rebels actually surrender their guns,
but nevertheless ,hcy witnessed an IN, IN,
non Cen. Funston and Maj. Ladd per
,ny4 ,n;tted them TO take their arms TO .Pinor
dnI Rio. where most of the men Joined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
PARTY LEADERS ARE
JOINING AMERICANS
Bingham County, Ida, COnven-
tion Will Name Very Strong
Ticket.
SnocIaI To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Oct. 8
Prominent Democrats and Republicans
from all parts of Bingham County are
on hand for the American party con-
vention which is TO be held here to-
night,
Owing TO the inability of the dele
gates from the southern part of tho
county 10 procure a special train and
the regular train being delayed, the
convention viii not convene before 9
D. m or later.
AT 6 o clock Hon. Il. NJ. Hattabaugh,
Democratic candidate for Congress ad-
dressed a mass meeting at the Armory
Opera House, after which the corven-
tiop will be called to order,
The present indications are that the
candidates nominated tonight will pre-
sent the strongest ticket ever offered
in Bingham County.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
BRYAN BEGINS TOUR
VIII Speak PROM Now Until Nearly
Day OF Election.

LINCOLN, Neb,, Oct. 3.-William J,
BRYAN started today on tour of cam
paigning which, with few Interruptions,
will continue until nearly election day
After his speech tonight at st. Joseph,
Mo, he will return TO Nebraska and
will make addresses Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
longer, viii he spent IN Kansas, and
from there the Central States win be
visited. Mr.. Bryan is hopeful OF fusion
in Nebraska and will make another tour
of this State, before the campaign
closes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Chairman Bull Resigns.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Anpounce-
mcnt was made today that w. L. Bull,
chairman Of the board of directors Of
tbe Wisconsin Contra. Railway com
panv. has resigned and has been sue
ceeded rs chairman by George NJ. Cum
ming Of this city. president of the
United States Mortgage and Trust
comrany. John Crosby Brown, James
{. Colgate and Gerald Hoyt resigned
as directors. but no successors TO them
Mere chosen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Iowa Horseman Drops Dead.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Oct. Sat
the carnival horse show today Jake
Fisher, one of the Judges, dropped dead
of apolexy. Mr.. Fisher lived IN West
Liberty and was one of the best known
horsemen in the West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
SENATOR CLARK HURT
Western Mining King Victim of an
Automobile Accident.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Upited States
Senator w. A, Clark was injured In an
automobile accident in France, Septem"
Der 10, according TO private informa-
tion received here today. The extent
of the Senator'S injuries are not
known, but at his offices here 1T was
said that they were not severe, as
several cables on business subjects had
been received from him during the past
few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Santa Ee Dividend,

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The directors
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc
Railway company today declared a
semi annual dividend of two and one
half per cent on the comPauy's com
mon stock This is an increase of one
half Of one per cent over the last semi
annual divide nd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
New Mail Clerks Named.

WAsHINGToN. .. G., Oct. s.-John
II. Whitley, j. A. Griffin and Earl Gas
ten. all of Cheyenne, and II, A, Stalker
of Meridian, Idaho. have been ep-
pointed railway mail clerks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
To Inspect Federal Sites.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3.-John
". Parsons was today detailed to IN
vestigate and report on sites offered the
Government at Provo and Logan, Utah,
and Moscow and Lewiston, Idaho, He
will leave here about the middle of
October
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
vicious Prisoners Break jail.

NEWARK, Ohio, Oct. Slight pris-
oners broke out Of tbe county jan to
day after making a vicious asSanlt up,
on the turnkey. Christopher Calvin, and
locking him in cell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04

the insureent army Tho rifles, how
ever, were first counted by officers of ma
rines under the direction of Maj, Lsdd
and the men viii be required to sur
render them before leaving The train
al riuar del Rio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Franco Shy on Gold.

PARIS, Oct. st was rumored on
the Bourse today that the bank OF
France lost $6.200000 in gold during
the week and that it may raise its dis.
count rate tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
Mayor Ihompson's Manly Statement

h he % m g @
@r
REGULATIONS PRACTICES Oh"
pc
NA1Hma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
h POLICE
|I ARRESTED
Med on a Complaint
b by William
|fKhirter.
||IGED WITH
|ECEALlNG A CRIME
Judge Whitaker
|Esd Upon His Own
ngnizance.

ssl 6led before Judge
ci the City court, and
nusnt was issued upon
adOn Of Farley T. Chris
aiiorney, George A.
h Police, was arrested
L charged, IL e6ect,
ltessory 10 8 robbery
he vas released on his
y aud will appear i'll
csry Jail William Ne
ilsged victim Of card
Nntn VINO swore TO The
rgrg Chief of Police
3 rine alleged above. is
e'ilI Emery. The latter
kWhirter is not a pris-
4ed 70 permit a Tribune
. Interview him.
entil Of Salt Lake. the
NON Chief Sheets could
En into the charges al
im, began its inquiry
s a single one Of his ac-
Pc hlm before that body.
sef them came forward
~ Ever The three or
esplltes, which printed
ttzlgss, were silent. An
't had until FRIDAY 70
. Tine 10 come forward,
Attorney showed undue
sHc while the Council
inquiry. II is the high
'n,h the accused o[hcia
y scton Of the County
eesring the issuing of a
's! was an insult TO tue
Md diseloses the fact
lc that the Police Chief
'ae proceeds Of the rob.
abandoned. This was
~ the conspirators,
ID effect, is that Cbici
IS an accessory to a
tss fact.
tsoe which will come be
ld'upou which the cour;
! poT up TO the con.
spu go IN the court
iee; detailed in the pa
% be substantiated, ol
stand convicted be
tDr. "N' " - =
asse inquiry is coucIud
some startling reyels
~ be thut some person.
Mron; but it viii moi
Saees OF members of tn,
About 6 O'Clock.
sasst', Chief Of Police
VSgl 6 o clock Wedncs
~ Deputy Sheriff j. Par
e. Warrant charging hin
erime from a magie
,gss,,oo5ing and protecting
Tsietd with ccmmit!in'
warrant was issue,
Nv rE,1ieh WAS sworn 4
A,lIMhdi..ler, d. before JSd 2
w. vity court. and wa
'uyly NY ATTORNEY Farlc.
who claims ia '"6 ba0 =
y tlO3T3. - n''
S,,Irad aad JUS, returned :
ate@' to1''s headquarters fror
Ia ,lpy py the City Counci
that have been n mad m
~ ,aa ''e was called u
/; sh.a huua he was asked +
iss1 ss1'n1I q, Whit, at at III
cE The Chief. accon
N om,aL,'orney p. J. Dal,
si sSlsl =. sud the DEBUT
bsly W. warrant upou NJ
y con-, ,'Tamiuel ttc wa
b 'lySInplaiut IN and then "1 y,
''' fes'dehce of Jude
las.s 'ss Ss released on h:
NotIocpp' the latter tn
,rs Il y,s : 70 enter his ple
" Aewhirtcr az az
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

N. i5au& ,l.HH5 returned >,-Js.s- aag f@n e4'tsa==eia uHare ta a- been since tdue
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WILL DISCUSS GOOD
 ROADS AT BANQUET
Arkansas Good Roads Association Will Feast aad Talk Business
 November If.

l.it,le Rock. Oct. 3f=f,t4 eXecu- tive committee of tie A.1sansas Good Roads association has uaaaHnced rhaH meeting in the interests, Of @oo(. roads vii lbe held at Gleason,s Ilo= tel on November II. and a substantial supper will he served II ts ta h. q eafheriaS ot farmers and business meH to s5scHaa what l. aaeaaa,2 a.t .ts a=sa of sha most gf5a7 aaIa#ti ae4 aazaa..=a4ss= =s..t5a. a za9,a4=Has George 8 Rao#a5 eGFeHa4 15..sI G4 s7.
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  sa aza 4 3e 70 a5aaa a=a aaoro esa  Ht6 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

#sH,- court Heh efaIe
 as6l ~a4 4ouer1lls mdoasta9, e4at ls had eliminated the attogaF 9eaera from consideration 6eeause ol the Gad mainly tbat Massachusetts dread has q representative on the bench i the person of Associate JHstic Holmes. Mr. AeodH's nomination W he sent to the scnata when con2Ic1 co.ReNes, hut tho general expectation is that he will aot fake biz at on tht bench until gboat Janu3tz [. Waeni | previously announced. he expects I1 fe.fe from the attorney eenoratshio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

9ae5. as.taa ao4 e55f 5e5e= =eH .lz 5. | hafaoD 655H 5zHe c 1 Fh ~eaaonor Would e.ach thte nor- befor Auaast l.. From there he #fa-se.= will proceed af= euee t5 NfHto lHl l1 2fzae
 Nbe49 and. where winter quarters H'il be established. Tn lHftoIs sa} rhaf on Ju1y s tha schoan had T n5l. TOW escape from going ashore, being n the straits during a heavy fog While at Teller Cir<. SailiAe Master Pa1z5r aHHt he cook =Getuaed ellN. afd 0HE. il is sslid. when threatened with irons on tile revenue enter fh"tis did they return on board, and then only on eoadii oils fffat they be replaced a Point Barrow good supply of dogs was secured for tho ice trips al St. Iawrence island. The ice is rp- Dolie1 heavy this year. but the sXpo dition is hopeful th"y could round the fringe and reach winter quarters at Prime Albert I.and where Il &ehoon- CT is anchored as depot. and camp coive British pilgrimage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
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 ADVERTISING "THE CIANSMAN."

No resourceful press agent could more effectively advertise any theatri- The Clansman." who are forcing the racial problem drama into the limeIgh1
 One of the companies. which is re- ported to have done 25 per cent bet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26

ter business in Mississippi and other southeastern states than ever before. will start q tom. of the southwest at Pine Bluff next Monday
 Trouble and big box receipts are sure to follow in it's wake,
 It is the same principle that makes the jam hidden on the top shelf of the pantry much more desirable and fa3 Swceter than that served in the resu- lation manner at the dinner table Governor Nardaman's approval of the dramatic distnrDel gave il a ceF- tain vogue in Mississippi, but the south knows Naradman as a sort or an inceudiary politician anyway. There Was almost d 1iot ill Phfla- delphia the other day when the play was produced, the police had to be called to preserve order and finally Mayor Weaver issued an order sup- pressing all further productions of the piece
 He sa>s hot#is=@Ills I tendency to arouse rac5a1 aeaiadiee and inctze sia:
 He is risat.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
ATTORNEY GE&GRAZT0
GO ON SUPREME BENCH

Waslaaatetl 0efz2G 8al=ao aiIi= eiaj stafeHeHe aF#a5HH5=e Hfat)icf5 ihiormatioI9 c0nrEHI9 he i. aa3 rhat the pgesiieHr WE 5pGa III Attorney Genera tian IL Naads at Nass2 eh1sc4s =elp 0#te He4 =an fine sa= nfenH feneA. naae vacant by fbc re tire nleH of A~eaef#Io IasGcs HcGN B BraWn
 fIe announced intention of the pfes idoul to appoint Mr. M001y 19 thu slls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
MURDER MYSTERY
 NEAR FORT SMITH
Tremley Under Arrest as Suspect in
 Case here Dead Body Was Found.

Fort Smith, Oct 2ti.-Aboai a week ago the body of q man lied in Il cotton sack came to the surface of the river at PawpaW, l. F The back ot the head was beaten in and to a pulp and around the body was twisted a wire to which was attached a 1af@" piece of railroad iron to serve as q siHker In addition, thefa wds q bullet hole behind one ear and the nose Was mashed fiat A ring and the manner in which it was seWed to the sack gave the first clue The sack Was found to have been made al nearby station, and then it was discovered that two houseboats bearing three families had come down from that station Octobe! and lied =up at Paw paw. They were father and =tWo sons-in-law and theiI. wives Two of the men and one of the Wo- mon disappeared. leaving tle third man. whose name is D. N Tremley He explained that Iis tafaer and pro aef-ifG=la0 were hard drinkers and 6lat he did moi eXDeeI fhem to ea5555a. 5Te aud 6js wife f.oa.-d f5~H lhe sieer to l+efa smith aa4 aa e t'aiIaoa aal}=hail-" s1t:5H F oa #te slsH.eio.ls @ a1la= 3 a#=#
   
 
 
  
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
ARCTIC EXPEDITION WILL &N
 TER ON PRINCE ALBERT LANE

Xietor.4. E. :. Oct 25-Lett E h.. been received from tho Nnelo-Afa can Arctic expedition which IeH Ni@ tor:a May % on fhe schooner D0ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
Questions to Candidates $.

Questions to Candidates.
 The questions La candidates his year are IS follows:
 If the electors will selec, you ta represent them will you faithfully work and vote for the immediate ell actment of d statute 10 establish sIsz tenn of direct voting on public on s= tions through
 "d) The adv sor1= initiative. to ap- ply to questions of interstate com naerce, civil service, immigration, trial by jury or any modification of the law of injunction, eight-hour day in gov ernment contract work. and the sub mission of constitutional amendments for the initiative and referendum election of United States senators by the people, and election of fourth.class postmasters bv the patrons of each office: and
 .se2) The advisory referendum. To appy to laws of congress and meas ures passed by either houSe? (Sugees- tinns foY said systems ule set forth ia the accompanying bill)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
DIRECT VOTE
 BY ThE PEOPLE
. alE NIfX.E
SNRa FyAEAN Tie Candidates for Congress Are Being Closely lnterrogated on Subject This Year.
] :'up akE. < $

Washington. D. C., Oct 2G-A T. markable situation has developed n the congressional campaigns. Ill It districts the Republican nominees op- pose the re-establishment of a direee vote ill the people for public questions. and their Democratic opponents cham pion 1t. For the first inc since the war of the Rcyolafion the question ot self-g0vernment is actually a live issp and can easily bteona paramount. in onc=fhird ot 1haz districts zhe IL iority rule cause prevails the next aza5.- 4l b.s=s :G6eess.I.s#.=
 g.ba= .zste. ilas a=ea sa=ssd 1z ts ==H. aa=4.- Of z#TizEaHas ,g he N tional Federation for Peo1.es Bul.
 #aa4 a44aaea saa5 5sfs:aesz interests. RtH eHa Haesli aaossI5z4 by faa Ao4aria4 Federation of Labor aud the EabQ. ReQHesen9. tian committee of the A=l1.=o. l..
 Heretofore the difficulty iH eaeA ceH qfs5ss,>:oaa campaign has ben 10 briGz forward lhe nat onal issues demand by the organizations that do uoj make the examinations CT party ptattorms- organizations demanding the tefmina ton of machine rule and the r. -estajt= lishmen1 of =s9l'-aovernm nr Thu problem has been so,vcd Ni the
 
 nominees have been questioned and each one notified that a refusal to re- ply in ten days would be negative to the questions and would be so report d to the newspapers and aon-paftis9sf organizations
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-26
What we Have at
 Our Store.
OYSTERS.

You >haul dtry them. They are net, ter.
 \ full line of Salt NIacAereI. Goldfish and Niiher Herring.
 Ne also have t0 arrive tAiec a Necis a shipment of SMOKED WHITE FISH, Try theH they are lide. -. ...#. ...... Our Cheese deRarl.aeni k eompie!e in bath imported and domestic, ..-..-. hHocltauI'>i. tias Gartt4. s.saI.as Voneucs. SHeEea Bee!,
 The sea>0a IIls esafe aae4. yaa eiti uSe Maf4 astla4. Ses a.leaI aat .ar- get ib4i ae're a.gaEs for 1aase and SanboeH9 ee5ei4a!e 'tl..stsl.. ea#.&iHe in friee from sst .a D. ger faaad. FRt3IE F3s5i Itfe& FNUtY. NtBX.E e5#E3&I t8fIPt&1. " 4 .--
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
BETHEL BUDGET.

Sam Smith lost valuable horse
last week.
Il. NJ Estes transacted business in
Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Clark was an Audi
bon visitor Saturday.
Lewis Gray and family were guests
at John Reuschling's Sunday
John Reuschling and family visited
at the Lewis Gray home Thursday.
Willie Lehrenkraus of near Ross
Sundayed with his cousin Christian
Mack.
Lena Mack and mother attended
the funeral of Mrs. f. Wiederstein
at Ross Tuesday.
w. w. Weston and family are en-
iOying visit from his mother and
sister of Wisconsin.
Sam Carper returned home We'd
nesday from Canada to spend the
winter with his parents.
Walter Estes and the Misses Et1ie
aud Bessie Edwards were visitors at
the ID. d. Sampson home Sunday.
James Edwards wife and children
were entertained in the Alta Menden-
hall home in Audubon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harmon and
daughter and Arthur Thomas past the
Sabbath at the home of Sam Smith.
Walter Weston and family with his
mother and sister spent a pleasant
Sabbath at the home OF Coyle
Edwards.
Grandma Duvall Of Shenandoah
accompanied by her brother Mr.. /.
Brown of Saltwater, Oklahoma, ar
rived here Saturday, where the latter
will visit with the Duvall's, Reusch-
ling's and Grays for couple OF
weeks, and the former will make her
home with her daughter Mrs. j.
Reuschling.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
chamhorIa;n's Collie, Cholera ana
SHdliiDcTidiu . Diarrhoea Remedy.
Never fails. Buy it now. 1t may save life.
ROSS R,PPlES.

Oscar Swanson is helping A. w.
Quinby pick corn.
Mrs. j s. Sherman went to Jetfer-
son to visit relatives.
J. A. Rutherford spent Sunday at
Vail with his best girl.
+. L. Anderson and Nels Olson
went to Omaha Tuesday night with
stock.
Quite number went to Audubon to
see the wreck on the North Western
road.
Jane Steward is helping with the
household duties at the II. a. Bates
home.
Tom Corwin OF Bismark N. ID. is
back, he says Iowa is good enough
for him.
Chas Hart has returned from Lin
coin Nebraska where he has been
visiting relatives.
Frank Miller and wife and Dave
Hart and family spent Sunday at the
Chas Wilde home in Audubon,
The people Of Ross surprised Mr..
and Mrs. G.. ID. Hart Thursday even
ing, it being their Goth anniversary.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
LARLAN LEAVES.

O. c. Glascock's baby is quite sick
at this writing.
f.. A. Taggart and family spent
Sunday at w. n. Grifiith'S.
Carl and Jessie Fiscus visited their
mother in Audubon last Sunday.
Charles Kaufman visited at the
home Of Mr.. Barton last Sunday.
Frank Fink of North Branch was a
business caller in this vicinity Mon.
day.
John MeGovern's were visiting
relatives near Dedham the last OF the
week
GIr. Maggie Of near Wichita visited
at the home OF Anton Larsen last
Sunday.
Miss Anna Ruddy visited Sunday al
the James hurry home and attended
church in Audubon.
There will be meeting at the Lone
Star church next Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Every body is invited.
We learn that James r. Blake
expects to go to Texas in a week or
two to spend the winter in the sunny
south.
Charles Collee of east Greeley says
he has a bumper corn crop this year
and expects to finish husking Tuesday
Of this week.
Philip Baker will depart for Omaha
this week to meet his intended wife
where they will be united in marriage
after which they will return and com
mence house keeping near here.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
al,Iousneas and Constipation.

For years ! was troubled with bill
iousness and constipation, which made
life miserable for nee. My appetite
failed me. | lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and
cathartics only made matters worse.
L do not know where should have
been today had ] not tried Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The tablets relieve the i'll feeling at
once, strengthen the digestive func-
lions, helping the system TO do its
work naturally, Mrs. Rosa PORTS,
Birmingham, Ala. The tablets are
for sale by A. III. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
BRAyToN AND OAkFiELD.

Al Andrews of Extra was in Bray
ton on business Monday.
| Miss Mary Lynch was shopping in
Atlantic one day last week.
Mrs. John Cotton visited one day
last week with relatives in Extra.
! mrs. Frank Heath and children
visited Extra relatives, Saturday
Misses limo Bison and Ruby Koob
were calling on Extra friends Satur-
day.
George Frederikson sold his Can
ada land to Atlantic parties last
week.
Miss Molly Miller Of Extra was a
Sunday guest at the Hans Hansen
home.
Thomas Lohner, of Extra, passed
Sunday with WISCONSIN, Hans Hansen,
Junior.
j. G. Hardman and J. T. Jenkins
went to Harlan Monday to attend a
stock sale.
Miss limo Bison is now installed
as clerk in Hans Hansens general
merchandise store.
Ed Freeburn of Turner. Iowa visit
ed over Sunday at the Horace Bart.
lett home west Of town.
Mrs. l.. b. Jennings Of Audubon
spent few days last week with her
sister Mrs. Frank Heath.
Ralph Woodward OF Atlantic visit
ed over Sunday with his cousins at
the George Freeman home.
Miss Alma Hansen is learning the
Baughman system of dressmaking UNI
der the supervision of Mrs. John b.
Connrardy, at Extra.
Hans Hansen purchased fine Arm
strong piano Friday of Richard Pow
ers who is agent for Guest Piano Com
pany, of Des Moines.
f. O. Niklason Of Audubon was in
Bra,to one day last week and pur
chased fine driving team of Chris
Hoegh and Il horse of |. j. Hallock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ole Kelley, who had
been residing at Waterfowl, South
Dakota, the past summer arrived in
Brayton one day last week and will
make this their home for u time.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
Henry G. Leach,
AUCTIONEER.

| would respectfully say to the peo-
ole Of Audubon county that am pre-
iared to cry sales IN this and aujoin-
ing counties and, would be pleased to
refer you to some of the best stock
growers ia South Dakota in regard to
NJ experience and ability in the past
eight years. / also would refer you
TO the following named banks: FIRST
National of Washington Springs, S.
d. State Bank of Washington Springs,
Bank of Buffalo Co, Gam Valley,
S. D., Citizens Savings Bank of Lane,
S. d and the Savings Bank of Hart
ford, 5. d. Write or phone me at
Audubon, la. before making dates.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed.