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} Ee stanGi1E follows:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
DE TOlAS parties
Las aficiones campes-
tres de algunos je-
fes de Estado.
e. REY EDUARDO
El Kaiser Guillermo. Ell rev
de Italia. La reina de
Holanda. .-Fallieres.

Los soberanos europeos aman
con verdadera ternula los especta-
culos de la naturaleza, acaso Dor el
contraste gu esta ofrece con la exis.
tencia normal que viven.
Dlcese que Eduardo VII, no
contento con adorar las flores, es
un jardinero extraordinario. En-
Sandringham hay una linda casca-
da, obra personal del nonarca,
muchos arbustos ex6ticos planta-
dos por su propia mano.
FL emperador de Alemania ejer-
ce de hortelano con fruici6n. FL
espiritu practice de su raza lie llev6
al estudio de las plantas alimenti.
cias, y su actividad personal, casi
desenfrenada, a las especies cuyo
crecimiento Sc efect1a con rapidez
mas grande. En- este respecto la
calabaza es entire todos el fruto de
sus preferencias
El rey de Italia, menos presu.
roso, gusta de plantas anuales.
La reina Guillermina cultiva
plantas raras, y cuando fue pedida
su mano, ofreci6 como prenda de
amor al principe consorte una Hor
1nica, orgullo de sus jardines.
Cristian TX, ell difunto rey de
Dinamarca, preferia al encanto In.
dividual de las flores el aspecto que
ofrece I'm amplio y hermoso par.
que. Gustaba mas que de la hor-
ticul ura del paisaje.
FL 1ltimo Sha de Persia mos
traba identicas inclinaciones: pocos
dias antes de su muerte sometieron
a su examen un plan que debia
transformer en- jardin maravilloso
una parte de sus estados.
Mr.. Roosevelt adora el trigo Y
y M. Fallieres la vifia. En- cambio
el rey de Belgica antepone Ell eau
cho a todas las plantas conocidas,
por ser el que le ha procurado la
suma de bienes materiaies que dis
fruta. Por 10 demas, Sc desconocen
sus preferencias Aoricultoras y hor.
ticolas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

Stbre. II.-En las excavacio-
mes hechas en- el interior del Parque
de Bornberos en- el dia de aver, con
motive de hacer algunas reparacio-
nes en- el sumidero del inodoro, Sc
restos humanos.
Segun opinion de varlas perso-
mas de edad, en- dicho sitio estaba el
cementerio q la fundaci6n de esta
ciudad.
-Continuan mejorando los he
ridos de la reyerta habida el donlln-
go en- el barrio de la Cantera.
El herido Juan Ruiz debi6 ser
trasladado al hospital de la carcel,
pero ha tenido que suspenderse
su traslado hasta que mejore de las
heridas recibidas en- el craneo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Muerte de un venera-
BILE anciano. Des-
canse en- paz.
LAUOABLE PROYECTO
Reorganization del Cuerpo
de Bomberos. Para los
Estados. Unidos.

Septiembre, 10. A edld muy
avanzada, ha muerto en- el barrio
aArenalesn, de este termino muni-
cipal, el venerable anciano don
Antonio Berm1dez, que fue uno
de nuestros buenos y mas conse-
cuentes correligionarios. Deja cua-
tro hijos mayores de edad, todos
unionistas enthusiasts NueStro pc
same q sus deudos.
-Parece que el noble proyec
to, sobre reorganization del cuer,
po de bomberoS de esta ciudad, Sc
ha vuelto aqua de bovNas. No he
mos dido hablar mas de este asun-
to, que despert6 gran entusiasmo E
interes, y, que, tan notable falta
hace en- Aguadilla.
Sc dice que Sc vienen regis
trando con alguna frecuencia mu-
chos casos de seduction de love
nes en- ciertos barrios rurales y ur,
barnos de esta poblaci6n, quedan,
do aquellos impuues, pues no Sc
denuncian. Los padres de las victi
; mas parece que ignoran semejan.
I tes hechos.
Ha partido, con rurnbo a los
Estados Unidos, a donde va cont.
nuar sus estudios univerSitarios,
el estimable joven don Francisco
Aponte, hijo del Lcdo don Arturo
Aponte. Feliz viaje y exito bri.
en- sus gestiones deseamos al joven
estudiante.
Sc halla gravemente enfer.
ma, atacada del crMb, una peeuefia
| nina, hija de nuestro amigo don
Manuel Garrido, enthusiastic y con.
secuente correligionario.
Son nuestros deseos que mejo.
re cuanto antes la enfermlta, para
que el hogar de nuestro correligio
mario Garrido vuelva 4 sentirSe ale
gre y contento.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
(TGdito y AhOIf0 P0n(e1O

Il los imbOnentes sobre Hbret0s
de ahoyYo.--Habiendo muchas Ii
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semest1e de 1907, Sc ruega los
duefios de las lnismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas ohcinas, al
empleado correspondence, q fn de
poder llenar ese requisite. : Ponce,
Julio 10 de 1907. Ell Presldente,
X. MARIAN1. 80. 80. S.
Las nubes no cesar de rega-
larnos 4 diario abundantes lluvias.
-Anoche sinti6se una tempe
ratura bastante fresca y en- la ma
mana de hoy el sol Sc present6 tibic,
ocultandose despues de mediodia
para dar paso a las nubes, que de-
rramaron sus benehcas aguas en-
nuestros campos.
A las IL y media p. N. I'm
relampago acompaiiado. de TN fuerte
trueno nos anuncio haber caido uf1
rayo muy cerca de la ciudad.
"A causa de haberse tornado
un banco de arena por la zania del
desaeiie del acueducto, hubo nece-
sidad de hacer el desagiie por la
parte que da a la calle de Arenas y
Arismendi, hacienda intransitables
dichas GALES y exponiendo q los ve-
cinos 8 sufrit Intermediates a causa
de no tener declive la calle de Aris-
mendi y quedandose ALI las aguas
estancadas.
Lo mismo sucede con la pro-
longaci6n de la parte este de la
calle de la Estrella, donde Sc ha
tornado una especie de cienega con
periuicio de los vecinoS de aquellos
lugares.
De Tin momento q otro Sc es-
pera la llegada del inspector de Sa-
nidad doctor Paniagua, para que
deSigne el lugar donde ha de cons
truirse el nuevo matadero.
Sc estan hacienda reparacio
nes en- el patio del dep6sito muni-
cipal, q causa de estar socavando los
cimientos de dicho edifcio las
aguas fItradas po, la cafl-ria del
acueducto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

Quebradillas. Guardias Dolores M.
Cardona, a Toa. alta; Jose Rodri-
guez 1rizarry, q Barceloneta y Juan
Pablo Rivera 4 Aguadilla.
-FARMAC1A. Sc desea COM
prar una, prefriendoSe en- pobla,
cion importante. El asunto Sc ira
tara confiencialmente. Para infor-
mes dirigirse a A. D. p. 0. Box
o47, San Juan, P. K. Go a.
EN- Gurabo Sc orden6 el Sa-
crihcio y enterramiento de cuatro
caballos, por hallarse atecados de
muermo.
%Se solicitan buenos vende.
dores para este perodico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
DEsDE MAUNAB0
Sensible fallecimiento
de dos apreciables y
estimadas personals.
DUELO PUBLICO
Ordeoanzas municipales en-
vigor. Sobre perros, di-
versionss pdblicas, etc.

Septiembre IA las II a. m.
del dos del actual, bajo q la tumba,
tras breves dias de enfermedad, la
apreciable seiiora doiia Florf Pater-
son.
A su entierro asisti6 nutri
da concurrencia de todas las cla-
ses sociales, no obstante la hora en-
que tuvo efecto, 10 que demostro
las simpatlas que durante su vida
supo captarse dicha amiga.
Despedieron el duelo con elo-
cuentes y sentidas frases, en- pri-
mer termino don Celestino Pilot y
en- segundo don Miguel A. Ri
vera.
A las E de la tarde del mismo
dia y acompaiado de sus amigos
tanto de este pueblo como de va
bucoa, conduciamos q la mansion
del reposo al estimable amigo don
Jer6nimo Albarracln y Vallecillo,
que, aunque penirsular de naci
miento, GUERRA q Puerto Rico como
4 su verdadera patria y sobre todo
a Maunabo, como muchaS veces
nos manifesto.
Dio las gracias 4 Ia concurren
cia en- nombre de la familia de Al
barracin, don Wistremundo Ortiz,
secretario del Juzgado de Paz.
Unimos nuestro peSar al que
experimental los deudos de los ia,
llecidos,
-El Ayuntalniento Ell sesio.
mes ce1ebradas en- fechas 9y Fl de,
pasado agosto, vot6 tres ordenanza,
que aprobadas por el seiior alcalde
han sido puestas en- vigor.
Una, imponiendo una contri-
bucion de 50 centavos a los QUE
tengan perroS.
Otra sobre espectaculos pdbli
cos ell circoS ambulantes; y otr:
prohibiendo correr por Jos paseo'
de la plaza pdblica en- .bicicletas
velocipedos y otros vehiculos des
pues de oscurecido, cuyoS infracto
torres pagaran un peso de multa (
sufriran dos dfas de arresto.
Llamamos la atenci6n de quier
corresporda sobre 10 que dispont
la seccion a de la ordenanza sobrt
oOrnato pub!icoD respecto a las pin
turas de las casas, para que asf al
gunas de estas sean pintadas.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
OE INTERE! GENERAL

4 los SnSnif0res, c0'yeSb0nsaleS
y amigos, --Suplico encarecidamen-
te POT segunda vez, no me envien
ninguna correspondence que TO
sea de aSuntos administrative, la
que debe venir dirgilda asi; aSehor
Administrator de La DEMocRA-
c1A.s Noticias y otros trabajos pa.
ra la publicidad que no sean de pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
IOTAS De |NTERES
Bale de cOnianza en-
Mayagfiez. Deteni.
dos por rif1a.
CON EL GOBERNAOOR
Reformas en- Ia estaclon del
tren de Bayam6n En- la
Carcel municipal.

La Sociedad recreativa aUnion
social,D de Mayagiiez, trata de ce-
lebrar el 23 del corriente I'm bale
de con6anza en- el teatro de aquella
ciudad.
Manuel Diaz y Saturnino
Ayala, que rineron aver tarde en-
la plaza de Baldorioty, fueron
arrestados por la policfa.
-Existen en- la carcel munich
pl "A varones sentenciados y S pen
dieutes; y s mujeres sentenciadas y
? pendientes de causa.
-Nuestro distinguido amigo el
Lcdo. Was Ochoteco. delegado a la
Camara, almorz6 aver con el Co.
bernador Post.
MAZDA hay mas convenlen-
te para un professional 8 comercian-
te que tener un local en- sitio fre-
cuentado. 81 usted quiere TN buen
departamento para establecerse, yea
la casa recien construida al lado del
Correo por la calle de San Jose y
encontrara departamentos aprop6-
sito. Informant Jose Bazan, Allen
St. 2I.-Box 2I6. 80
S. vienen hacienda impor-
tantes mejoras en- la estaci6n de
Bayam6n del tranvla del senior
Valdes.
La detective arresto aver al
joven Antonio Pic6n, carpintero,
por haberle ocupado unas pantallas
de ORC, que fueron sustraidas de la
misma casa donde el Sc hallaba ira
bajando EN- una mudanza. Ell acu-
Sado alega que las referidas prendas
Sc las compr6 a una viejecita que
salio 4 venderselas. Sc acusa tam
bien 4 este individuo de haberse
quedado con un canasto de efectos
que lie dieron para llevar q Caguas.
Manuel Pascual, botero de
la Colonia de leprosos, ha presenta
do ID renuncia de su cargo.
Maria Cristina Lopez, que
agredi6 Nnteanoche en- Ia calle del
Sol con TN paIo & Angelina Reyes,
fuk condenada aver por el jue2 mu
nlcipal pagar so dollars de multa
8 sufrir cincuenta dias de la carcel.
-BALsAMo DE H1Gos, Inico
remedio e6caz, maravllloso, para
curar inmediatamente las eMJe7me-
dades brqbias de Ia mWe'. Gaia
grande cuesta 81. Pidase: Box
1886. San Juan. 3o.I9
Ri Quartet G eneral de la po-
licia ha dispuesto los siguientes
tfaslados; Cabos Luis NJ Baez a
San Juan y lose Garcia Torres 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

60, d+ben dirigilse a la Redacci6n
de LA DEMoCRACIA. E>pero Sc
me atienda y Sc me complazca. =
R. NARvAEz RIVERA, Administra
dor accidental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
NOT|C|AS De PONCE

Tambien Sc ha reparado ell SUI
midero de la plaza del Mercado.
Hoy Sc han sacrifcado I3
1eses con TN total 2,47I libras, ex-
pediendose en- las primeras horas
de Ia mahana a 80 y 80 centavos el
kilo y a las doce la de buey q 15'
centavos kilo. La de chivo y cerdo
Sc expendfa, a Ultima hora, q 8 y
10 centavos libra.
-HEMOS VISTO un Album,
de PoStaleS en- el Bazaar Otero que
coutiene una rica collection de las
1ltimas creaciones art1sticas. Las
hay humoristicas, de flores, con re-
tratos de artistas ETC., desde 3 CEN
tavos una en- adelante.
-Tratase de establecer en- esta
ciudad una agencia de negocios pa
ra cobros judiciales y privados, con
tando para los pritneros con habiles
abogados. Tomara parte activa en-
esta agencia don Francisco del Va
lie, hijo de nuestro amigo don En-
rique, marhsal de Ia corte muni-
cipal,
Va empiezan a concurrir al
N arca1o abundantes frutos del pals.
La introduction Ell nuestro
puerto de varios cargamentos de
b ,calao ha producido alguna baja
en- el precio de este articulo.
Las estaneieros de esta CO.
marca, aprovechando el tempo de
la lluvia, Sc eaprestan q sembrar maiz
en- abundancia, artlculo este que st
hace de mucha necesidad por ST
gran consumo.
-Tenemos seguros informe.
que los miembros del Casino dt
Ponce, tratau de celebrar Juego'
Florales, introduciendo en- esta ella
Sc de fiesta de la inteligencia cier
to tinte novelesco cue atraiga |;
atenci6n general.
-Procedente del pueblo de We
ga-baja, lego anoche un hermanc
del policia Valdejuly.
-Ha sido denunciado por e
delito ds hurto menor, Pascual Sa
batter.
--Anoche lego a esta ciudat
Ell captain de la policla insular Sc
hor Fernandez Mater, que estab
en- uso de licencia, haciendose car
60 hoy del mando de la fuerza d
esta plaza.
Ell administrator de correo
Mr.. A. Miller, estudia un nuevC
plan para el reparto de la cores
pondencia local, en- virtud del cam
bio de itinerario habido en- los co
rreoS de la isla.
Hoy contrajeron matrimonit
civil Ell el Juzgado de policia, lo'
| j6venes Sebastian Medina Rivera J
Feliciana Morales.
La aPorto Rican Express
Company reparte hoy al concrete
mapas de Puerto Rico, en- que sefia
la los pueblos que recorre dicha EN-
presa.
! CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

Para curar un resfriado en- un dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININA.
Fl boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La 6rma de E. w. GRO.
We Sc hallan en- cada GAIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

@0aEn esta imprenta Sc nece-
sitan buenos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13
CASA AMuEBtADA

En- la calle del Parque Sc al
quila una casa nueva amueblada
por cuarenta dollars mensuales,
mediante contrato de un aho. Pa
ra refefeIencias dirigirse q Justa
B. Iglesias, Santurce. 80 25v.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
a Pioneer Has Passed Beyond

James S. Jobes was born inOnonda-
qua county, New York State, July %,
1920, and died at the home OF his son,
George A. Jobes, in Cumberland, Cass
county, Iowa, December 10, 1906.
From York State Mr.. Jobes moved 10
Illinois in 1899. On August IL, 1872,
he was married To Miss Mary h. Hill:
and In 1864 he and his family came TO
Iowa and settled on the Jobes home
stead, in the extreme northeast cor
ner of Audubon township. Here he
resided till the death OF his wife on
April IL, 1903, since which time he has
made his home with his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Geist, near the old home, and
with his son, George Jobes, at Cum
berland. The funeral services were
held at the Bear Grove church on
December u, 1906, conducted by Rev.
Frank Caldwell, the Methodist minis
ter ut Cumberland, and burial took
place nearby the little country church.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jobes were born six
children: Mrs. Henry Fish, OF Bolivar,
Missouri: Mrs. Doctor Archer, Of
Adair, Iowa; Mrs. Henry Geist, OF
Bear Grove, Iowa; Newell Jobes, OF
Des Moines, Iowa; George A. JObes,
OF Cumberland, Iowa; Walter Jobes,
OF Bridgewater, Iowa: all Of whom
were present at the funeral. Mr.. JObes
united with the Baptist church NEARLY
manhood and remained faithful
member until the time OF his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jobes we're very social,
openhearted people. and many q weary
and belated traveller found haven
OF rest in the shelter OF their home.
For more than thirty years Mr.. Jobes
kept the postollice at his home, but the
rural route has now taken It's place
and "Jobes' Postolllce" exists now as
a fond memory only. A loyal citizen,
q good neighbor. true friend and a
loving father has gone TO his reward.
Peace To- his soul. The will Of the late
James S. Jobes provides for the dis
tribution Of the property among his
children except bis son, w. NJ. Jobes
who, so the will states, has had
his share advanced TO him. The will
names George A. Jobes as executor,
without bond. r" South West y in the
Guthrian
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
Welbourn the Wizard.

The third number OF the lecture
course was given last Friday night
by the Wizard OF Electricity who
gave some demonstrations and eN.
plantations 10 prove his assertion that
sound, heat, electricity and light are
the result OF motion. And that may
he true under proper conditions
which conditions he had provided for
his entertainment. a man who is
deaf and dumb might stand upon a
tower and keep in motion for u whole
day without producing sound, heat,
light or electricity that could be- de-
tected by anybody, though he might
be very much heated himself in doing
SO. In ordinary telegraphy the
message is started and carried on u
wire in one direction because that is
the line of least resistance. In wire
less telegraphy the message is forced
into the air and carried in all direc.
tions To "a distance limited only by
the force eXerted. Telephoning and
biography are the same except that
Ia the former articulate words are
used and in the latter nothing but
inarticulate sounds of varying length
to indicate different letters. In oral
language the words spoken into the
air are carried To distance deter
mined by the force eSerted by the
speaker and the condition Of the
atmosphere, and any one within the
limits may hear and understand
whether they were addressed or not
So In wireless telegraphy the sounds
are projected into the air and might
be carried To Mars IL the force eXerted
were great enough. They have been
carried across the ocean. And any
party within the distance TO which the
force exerted will carry the sound may
take the message il he has the proper
instrument and understands the
telegraphic language used The point
we are trying to make is that talking
over wire and sending message
over wire are essentially the same;
and that talking in the ordinary way
and sending wireless message bear
the same relation.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
Mr.. MARTlN.kNEss
A Long Time Resident OF Greeley
Township Passes AWAY.

Martin Kness was born al Retaining,
Pennsylvania, January p, 1871, and
died at his residence in Audubon.
Iowa, at the hour of five o'clock on the
afternoon of Saturday, December 20,
1906. He was united In marriage on
December n, 1850, to Miss Hannah
Moorhead, from which union were
born nine children, seven of whom are
still living and withtheir mother stood
by his bedside during his last hours.
Their names are as follows: Mrs.
Charles Boehme and George Kness,
of Audubon township; Mrs. t. l., Car.
ter, Niles kness, Grant kness, Anna
Knees, of Audubon; and EMS Kness,
of Coon Rapids. One daughter, lsa-
dora kness, died at the age of eighteen
years and one son, Winfield Scott
Kness, died AT the age of ten months,
During the civil war he enlisted and
served In all about four years In the
army. Soon after, IN 1869, he moved
with his family To Poweshiek county,
Iowa, where he resided eleven years;
then moved TO Cass county, in 1880.
One year later he moved to Audubon
county and has since resided ia Gree.
ley township until few months ago
when he moved To Audubon. He pro-
fessed faith In Christ and Joined the
Baptist churchwhen thirty three years
of age; and his faith in Christ was
strong until the day OF his transition
10 the church above. He was an alrcc.
tionate father, "a devoted husband and
was highly honored and respected by
his neighbors and all who knew him.
Besides his aged wife aud children
many friends and loved ones mourn
his loss. The funeral services were
conducted al two O'Clock on Sunday
afternoon from the Nj. r.. church, the
services being conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. A. Il. Grant, assisted ny
Rev, G. d. Wendell, of the Evangeli.
cal church, and burial took place In
Maple Grove Cemetery. The music
was furnished by quartet consisting
OF w W. Smith, Mrs. A. l.. Brooks,
Frank SAMPSON and Miss Hazel Nett
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
A Serious Accident

A serious accident occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hunt, in
Melville township, when Mrs. Mary
Leach fell from wagon and broke
her hip, the fracture being of most
serions kind. AS she is lady OF
more than sixty years OF age the heal
ing process will probably be slow.
Mrs. Leach is the mother OF II. G..
Leach and Mesdames Arthur Farqu-
har and Jas. Hunt and had been here
some two months from her home at
Hartford, South Dakota, to visit
among the children.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

Word was received in the city today
that John Koob, of Brayton, was not
expected TO live. John had been ut the
bedside Of his father, A. Koob, in this
city for several weeks, until last Fri.
day, when he complained of not feel
ing we'll, and was advised by the fam
lily physician TO return TO his home as
he had symptoms of typhoid fever and
was liable TO be sick some time. He
is in very serious condition but his
many friends are hoping that he pulls
through-Anita Tribune OF December
q, 1906. AS stated in our Brayton
department Mr. Koob died last Mon
day, Dec. 81.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

Little Clarice Reese, the little in
valid daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Reese was happily surprised by
receiving on Christmas eve box OF
choice candy and toys and a beauti-
ful Christmas card from Mrs. II. T..
Hooker OF ElReno Oklahoma. For
several years she has not forgotten TO
remember this little girl. As they
had moved away it came as special
surprise this year, but il added another
beautiful spot to the little invalid's
Christmas. Mrs. Rockers reward
will be waiting her up there where
their are no inyalids.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

Charles Wilson, of Greeley town
ship, and his son, Irwin Wilson, have
been in town buying mules and horses
for the young man To ship to North
Dakota whittier he is going soon. Mr.
Wilson incidentally remarked that the
friends of his son, Norman, gave him u
pleasant surprise party last Friday
Friday night
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

Subscribers To the Republican are
reminded that when they want TO send
for other papers we can accommodate
them and in some cases save them
little money. Among those that we
can get are the Des Moines papers,
the Chicago papers, the farm papers
and magazines.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society of the Nj. e. church will be
held at the home of w. w. Smith on
Tuesday, January eight, at half past
two O'Clock in the afternoon. Devo.
lions will be led by Mrs. Emil Bilharz.
Topics for study: Samoa, Tonga and
Micronesia, Mission Ships" John
Williams" Leader: Mrs. w. w.
Smith.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

:" Why didn't you mention the music
IN your report OF the wedding today?r
Said friend who met as soon after
the paper was issued. We answered !:
" Simply because we didn't know any
thing about it. The good lady friend
OF the bride who, at our request, kind
ly came to our Office two days before
TO give us the data for the report,
failed to give that part of the pro-
gram"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

Charles Z. BRENNAN and A. T..
Beason went up to Manning, Satm-
day, to meet Hon. Asmus Boysen and
hold meeting of the directors Of the
Commercial Savings Bank. Their au-
tomobile made the mud fly before they
reached home that evening.