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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
SAMPLES OF AUDUBON COUNTY
FARMS
For Sale by j, q. j. LoHNER,
Extra, Iowa,

10 A. Good land, no sand, gravel
or stones, and no ditch. 30 a. OF 10 is
in timber and brush. $i5 90 per Il.
80 a. part lays very WE'LL part roll
Ing and part rough, quite good build
ings. $65 90 per a.
80 a, splendid land and buildings
except the house. S75 90 per u.
Unimproved 100 a. OF good laying
land except small part, $50 90 per n.
Improved 40 a. west of Extra $50 on
per a.
A splendid 100 u. $l3,000.00
l6O a. ordinary land, fair buildings
S65 90 per u,
100 u. good land and fine buildings,
S75 90 per a.
300 a. good land and good build
ings $50 90 per "a.
Another 200 a. with good land and
extra good buildings. $50 90 per'a
240 a. splendid laying land SS5 90
per a. Might deal this for northern
land.
$50 a. good laying land and real
good buildings, only $75 90 per a.
32O q. ordinary land, plenty Of build
ings. S72 80 per a.
You can almost name your own
terms on some OF these.
have four quarter sections in the
acknowledgements that lay well enough
TO suit the most particular buyer NJ
prices from S65 90 TO SS5 90 according
TO buildings and location,
Guthrie county farms for sale at
prices from 49, 90 per a. up. Several
OF these farms can be exchanged.
When you want TO look at any OF
these farms ] have forsale orexchange
be sure TO let me know when you come,
Yours Truly
j. Is. j LOHNER,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
ALLISON ANNOUNCES

That Senator Allison will be a can
didate to succeed himself has been
definitely settled by the following an
nouncement:
"The associated press is authorized
to announce that / will be candidate
before the primaries for therepublican
nomination for United States Senator
to succeed myself. I.have invariably
so indicated TO my friends when inter.
rogated on the subject ard and had
supposed that it was generally under
stood throughout the state that | was
candidate for re-election; but, il
having been intimated in certain quar-
tiers lately that there was doubt on the
subject and that probably | would not
again be a candidate, | feel that JUS
tice to all calls for this definite state
ment I"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
SECRETARY TAFT.

Secretary Taft has spoken. His
speech is clear cut and positive. IL
puts him before the people as a lead
ing candidatefor nominationfor pres
ident. He deals with great public
questions. He favors control of the
railroads. He believes in the inter-
state commerce legislation, but would
make three amendments investing the
commission with power, to make uni.
form rules for classification, prevent
ing the railroads from securing stock
in competing lines, and from issuing
stock without approval of the commits
sion. Mr.. Taft is in favor of revi-
sion of the tariff after the next presi-
Dental election which is id harmony
now with a general agreement between
the factions of the party. A straw
vote taken by the Chicago Tribune
from republican editors, members OF
congress and the legislators in the
middle west it appears that out of TOO
replies 944 declare themselves in favor
of the nomination of Taft; 239 favor
LaFollette; l9l, Cannon; 1874, Hughes;
l58, Roosevelt; 147, Fairbanks; So,
Cummins; As, Root: 30, Shaw; II, Cor
telyou; l3, Beveridge. OF the number
], 435 declare that they want candi-
date of the progressive school as a
successor of Roosevelt. The support
for LaFollette largely comes from his
own state, Wisconsin, and the same
is true of the support for Cannon.
In his speech at Lexington, Ken
lucky the secretary talked straight
from the shoulder on therace question,
saying, Il am not pessimist on the
race question. ] am convinced that
it will work itself out and / am con.
WINGED that nothing has contributed
as much to its gradual solution as the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments. He then told them
plainly that their foolish clinging to
the old issues greatly hinders them in
the race of progress. Mr.. Taft is not
afraid to speak his mind whether 9TH
ers agree with him or not.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
rnennbrance

Audubon has fine opportunity
this week to show her respect for the
veterans who visit the town to enjoy q
reunion with their old comrades.
They do not come with display Of
pomp and pride to boast of heroic
deeds and victories, wonbut with modest
mien and falterIng steps to renew their
friendships with the living and drop
tea for the dead. In song and jest
and story they will recall the scenes
and incidents of their service and
again live over the days of their army
life. OF the dreary hours in camp, the
weary days of march, the rending
scenes of battle, the crush of defeat,
and the triumph of victory-of these
they will talk recalling the hours of
Joy and the scenes of sorrow in the
days of war and strife. To these de-
tenders of the nation we owe not only
respect but a debt of gratitude we can
never repay. Let US show our respect
and appreciation by giving them
cordial and hearty welcome to our
hearts and our homes during their So
iOurn in orr citV
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
Garst and Smith.

Governor Garst anu Senator Smith
would make a ticket that all republi-
cans who favored a wise and judicious
administration could rally to with a
clear conscience. They would give
the state business administration
second to, none. The Journal loves
Senator A. B. Funk and knows of his
qualifications and worth, yet under
the circumstances it believes that the
wise and just thing to do is to give
Garst the nomination. The Scranton
Journal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
May Sell The Philippines

A writer TO the Brooklyn Eagle sug-
gests that Secretary Taft may conclude
a sale of the Philippine Islands to the
Mikado of Japan during his visit TO
that country; and then says that il he
will do SO he can have anything he
may want when he returns, even to a
seat in the White House. We are in
clined to think that il Secretary Taft
could unload those islands at good
price he would be the most popular
man in the whole country.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
Low Rates to California, Oregon
and Washington

Special low rate colonist second
class tickets on sale daily via the
Chicago, Union Pacific 81 North West
ern line from all points September lst
to October 3lst, make it possible to
visit San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Portland, Puget Sound and points in
Utah Idaho and Montana at mini
mum of expense. Daily and personal
ly conducted tours in Pullman Tour
ist sleeping cars. Booklets, maps
and other information on application
to any ticket agent of the North West
ern Line. 36w4
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
HATS OFF!

IIAIS Nff.
Along the street there comes
A blare of bugles, ruffle of drums,
A flash of color beneath the sky:
Hats of!
The flag is passing by.
Hats of
The sign of nation great and strong,
Toward herpeople from foreign wrong;
Pride and glory and honor-all
Live in the colors to stand or fall,
Hats off
The flag is passing by.
Blue and crimson. and white it shines
Over the steel-tipped. ordered lines,
Hats off!
The colors before us fly:
But more than the flag is passing by
Hats off!
Along the street there comes
A blare of bugles, ruifle of drums;
And loyal hearts are beating high:
Hats of!
The VETERANS are passing by"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
coMMeNos SENATOR FORAKER

In an address recently delivered
down in Ohio, Governor Cummins re-
ferred to Senator Foraker in the fol-
lowing complimentary terms: SAT the
same time, | must give due credit to
Senator Foraker He is fighter and
one of the greatest statesmen of the
times. When ] was witness before
the committee of the senate that took
up the subject of railroad rate regu-
lation, / had occasion to find this out.
l was cross questioned by several
senators but senator Foraker was
the only man that from my view point
knew what he was talking about He
certainly had the subject thoroughly
in hand"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
lie eiggest Locomotive

The Erie Railway has just receiv-
ed new locomotive named Goliah"
which is the largest in the world and
could haul train OF cars two miles
in length loaded with wheat or a
weight Of ten thousand tons. Its own
weight is nearly three hundred tons
which is supported and driven by six
teen drive wheels.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
AUDUBON EXTENDS WELCOME.
TO THE WESTERN IOWA VETERANS ASSOCIATION.
Whose patriotic did honor themselves the state
the nation Let the hearts and homes OF the
people give them a cordial reception.
National Remembrance

Every mountain and hill shall have its treasured name
river shall keep solemn valley
lake shall cherish its honored registers and till the
out and the rivers forget flow, till the clouds
of repenishng springs and the springs forget gus
and the rs sing shall their kept
ent honors which inscribed upon book Natono
membrance. -BEECHER.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
For Every Farmer

A COmmon-Sense Wire Stretcher is
manufactured and sold by A. A.
EDDY, of Audubon, Iowa. An indie
pendent. machine and Stretcher for any
kind of wire, single or woven. Come
and see it, A. A. EDDY.
Patent applied for. lift
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
GrandchiIdren of RevoIution,

DR.. Evans of Audubon who will be
lightweight years of age on the 18th
of September is a grand son of the
Revolution and would like to know
how many grandchildren of the Revol-
ution there are in the state. Let them
all speak up.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05
AUDUBON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The New Year Opened Monday Sep
TENDER 2nd With Good Prospects.

The public schools OF Audubon OPP.
ened for the fall term and the school
year last Monday morning without
any shortage OF teachers The out
look is good for successful year,
and IL is hoped that no interruption
will occur on account OF sich as has
been the case for two or three years.
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Tas Mcttcr.

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TIatte -, Gobgc Gitp IS, gmarillo
y, Sos Mnaelre GS.
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Yaitor Sat inimltirt.

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Ipnatlid,er 1oIiseibetidjt.

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Saoi 2oben bcitrofte g~eitern ieoen
Der % grreItanten nit $2.45.
u ngebli6er z dminoIcr
III Salt. - Toli5ilt 9arriion BON
meitlidlen 9iitrift perbaitete gcitern
cirlen mobleetleioeten Wanu, Der lei-
men Hamcn nls Eaul dillingham;
bon N~bildbclpbia ansab. Giuinss
bonl iiebt utter BEN 9eroad}t, All
einem gbef Die llnterihriit seiGlif)t
au baben.
ydys Ias,s sas!a.s ssI:t2t g: xs!as, ".
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BUR 9eaftnna.

Der rTeutfhe Gprrefponbeut" uimrnt ~ iebtr
Set Sertdte aut aber s~,erlobnHgeu, Soh5etten,
grbartstase, sclbsue NIB iIbcrne estSeitru,
observation-disclosures ete.. NIT ben Namen BET
aluweicnben, bic aber oeutiifl seidrieben fem
fpltsn. Hnf gsriunaI+NotiSen tperStn germ
aatgensnrmeu. Tie Giuienber folder @ertdbte
mafeu aber tbrsn Ramsu n%uterihreiteu nub
ppr aHem niht uerseiisn tpp bic 5efItMfett
~6attfnub - ctraNc uub S~ausnummer.
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8enbelcr'S Sotcl, 400 Galbert.,
Gdc MnlberrpsStr Glesante SdIaf-
mafiac Yreiie. Mablseiteu
sa jeoer sascsseit. &esnldrc Diners.
1cinite @ctrGmfe umb Gigarren.
Giscntbl,mcr Matter u. @eubcler.
Oft1A.1S)
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Spnneuauf= uub ltnteraana.

Sonnenoufgong Is llbr 8 0tinuten.
Sonnerlntergaug 5 ubr Al Min.
Monoauigang 4 llbr 20 Min. Worg.
SIlltb 8 llbr 50 Wiiuuten Morgens.
SIutb 6 llbr 10 Minlltcn gbenos.
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Sebbcl's eimsiacs 9itelicr.

Sir babcn nur Gin Mtelier in Saltt-
moro, nno Sas befinbct iidD in Der
Gtasc su ebencr Groe, Nr. 321, Noro.
GAP, nabe 6isb.Str. &inbcr.Y6o.
tograpbien cine Spesialitat.-4cinc
Msenten mno feime 3reppen ~ iteiseu.
5. Sebbel. 6. Grni, 0ddditsfibrcr.
(275)
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2t7 o. 8altimorefr.
harmonic Gafe,"

VQarmDHte 8 Nafe,"
Nr. Al, 8et'Japettc.S trafe, 9arl
SdJmiSt, Subabcr. @~Hrsbnrser Sol.
bran friid aua 3apf. 9iuers, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Der Summergartcu Jest
fir bas Ynblifum uffen. (april1,1S)
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nSm Scnfelt6pfdjeu."
Nr. 511, &cit 2eginstou . Giraffe,
impurtirtes @arsbnrscr &ofbrda
friid ant Sapf.
Npril17,S oGTioH o.1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-06
Ru. NeiHert,
bennd)cr Ybotugrapb,
no 40 Ola~A- M~s-Nk.~E.

geaeniber BEN .eprttenbanS Vr. G..
Wcblbef1nnt fir feline berbcrraeenben Get
ftuneen auf benz Gebiete Der photographic.
etuotc crhe Gtnne. 0etne N9enteu.
0etn 8efdtd ftStAbrcr
Inter metuer vertpnIiden Geititne,
Ae!ne @erbinouug nit ireenS eine,n nneeren
Stnoto. (2e811.1O
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Sohm NlI,

frihertr Wer,palter Der ,,8esmanta. N;G uuerd,pr
Saue," Vadafulaer bon Sptn Vol,
Wr. 4OS, @eit'Gertngtpn-S trahe.
Speiieu 81 jcber saaes5eit.
TetnSte Wctrdnfe nno Gt9Grren.
(Sepf2S, GIete, iSoIiTo)
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yWciamgpcrciu Trutiinn."
WruRcr Wmmm

- bcmtc Nadrmittas 3 1lbr -
in Der r6robiiEu Sale."
(27W
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GQmeSfomn.

Spe5ielle ~piertagige Souren BOT,
Baltimore $3.50, ane ausgaben ein.
seidIoiien. In5ufrascn bel 3bcu. $.
9iener & Co., 217 Sit.galtimoreitr.
GatneSfomn.
N961
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NaKe CUR Meiie ms Mnslamb Re.
iorst 6. @aine, VI. 4t3, Oit.8alti.
morcarahe, aabe Cation Souie ase.
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Sbeo. S. 9iener d 60.

&eile Bureau uno @edielitube.
Sbiffsfarten BON uno mad EeutIh.
LAMB nit Dem Norobeutiben 9lopb
unS anoeren 2inien. HeiiepdIie,
@edieI, greoitbriefe uno geIoien.
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YdNe fRr's Mmslanb btfpret G. Matme, VT.
4f3, EhIealtiMsre.e EFT. nabe Gsts9 cSzfbMpr.