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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06

come laws when approved by the gov
ernor:
No. 1872, regulating disbursements of
life Insurance companies.
No. 50, requiring annual apportion-
ncnt and accounting of the surplus
funds of insurance companies.
No 152, Taylor's bill providing for
the safe keeping of documents and
bonds in the auditors Office.
No. 216, making an Insurance sollc-
itor an agent Of the company and not
Of the insured
No. g. allowing counties to be divided
by a majority vote OF the whole coun-
ty instead of each proposed county as
at present.
No. $50. requiring cities to construct
antiseptic tanks where sewers empty
into lakes or rivers
No. 40, providing for the safety of
railroad employees.
No. 273, requiring railroads to con-
struct US at crossings.
No. 210, taxing grain In elevators
No. It's, prohibiting misrepresenta-
tion by insurance companies.
No, 1873. regulating the retirement Of
capital stock of corporations.
No. 81, Hanna--To prevent aduItera-
tion and misbranding of foods and bev-
erages; selling of adulterated and un-
wholesome foods and beverages, pro-
viding for proper labelling of all such.
No. 1877, Prohibiting wear
ing or use of badges or insignia, ritual
or ceremonies Of secret orders and So
.cieties.
No. S3, regulating practice I'M appel
late courts, as to review OF errors
committed BY trial courts.
No. 2O6, relating to drainage and de-
fining a watercourse.
No. lei. prohibiting unfair commerce
ial discrimination between different
sections, communities or localities. or
unfair competition, and providing pen !
No. 6S Gilbert Preventing aduItera-
ton, misbranding and selling concen-
trated commercial feeding stun, pro-
viding penalties and providing for In
specti0n and testing Of feeding stuffs
at m. ID. agricultural experiment sta
tion and charging states attorney with
enforcement, designed to stop sale OF
vicious and alleged fraudulent stock
foods
NO. 7S. Pierce Prohibiting the So
.liciting Of orders for future delivery
without the state of Intoxicating H.
quors, to be transported into state to
be used or sold Lii violation Of pro-
.hibition law.
The bin providing FOR normal
school at Minot passed the senate and
y now ready for the governors sigma
ture.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
EDUCATIONAL MEET.
Northwestern Educational Association
TO Convene in Minot.

Minot, March 6.--Arrangements are
practically completed for the meeting
of the Northwestern, Educational asso-
citation to be held in this city on April
5 and 6.
1t is expected that nearly 200 dele
win be made to give them a royal en-
tertainment
Prof. G. G. Curtis of the Valley City
Normal school will be secured for an
address on Penmanship in the Public
Schools. In view of the fact that PEN
manship in the schools is in such an
unsettled state, this will be of great
interest. Professor Curtis was called
as an expert in the Murphy trial at
Fargo and is regarded as one of the
best authorities in the northwest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
MRS WILLIAM THAW, MOTHER OF HARRY K THAw ON
THE WITNESS STAND

resumed today. Thaw again came into
court laden down with letters which
continue to come to him from all quar-
ters of the globe. Most of the letters
are in praise of the defendant and he
manifestly takes great satisfaction in
reading them.
DIR. Charles g. Wagner Of Bingham
ton, N. X, was again called to the
stand and District Attorney Jerome
began to ply him with questions re-
garding Thaw's will and codicll.
Or. Wagner said he believed that
when Thaw wrote the section of his
will providing for fund for the prose-
cution of anyone who might take his
life, his mind was clouded and he did
not have as clear an idea Of such mat
ters as man who was wholly sane,
but enough to be able to appreciate
that the taking Of human life was a
crime
Doctor, when this defendant stood
up to be married ON the same day that
the will was signed, did he know what
he was doing" asked Mr. Jerome.
Il do not think his mind was entire
ly clear"
Was II clear enough for him TO un-
destand he was getting married."
"Yes, he understood it,
Al tall man with gray hair and small
gray mustache created something Of d
stir In the court room by suddenly
slipping into one Of the vacant chairs
at Thaw's counsel table and engaging
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
BURGLARS MAKE
GOOD HAUL
ANETA DRUG STORE ENTERED
THIS MORNING.
o. M. SIouIin's Store 5urslarized and
$40, Together With Large Amount
of JeweIry, Taken-No Clue to the
Burglars.

Aneta, N. d., March 6.-The drug
store and jewelry store of 0. M. Slou-
lin here was burglarized some time
early this morning and $40 in cash
was stolen, besides thirty watches, a
number of rings and other jewelry
The store was entered some time
after / o'clock this morning as the
door was forced open, and in this way
entrance was effected into the store.
The authorities have been unable to
get any clue to the burglary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
. o q . o . o o D o D.,
Worlds Record Breaking Cow.

81 Chicago, March ga dispatch 4
% to The Tribune from Fond du Lac, 4
% Wis, says:
% In a sixty-day test, just COM 4
q pleted under the personal super 4
q vision of representative of the
~ Wisconsin experiment station, a Z
q Holstein- Friesan COW owned by I
% w. J. Gillett has broken the 4
81 worlds butter record by forty 4
q pounds. The official test shows 4
@ 5,326.7 pounds of milk and 260.5 4
q pounds of butter. Supt. M. I'll. 4
q Gardiner of the Advanced Regis 4
q try ordered the two separate re- 4
q tests, the first of which was for 4
q twenty-four hours and the second 4
g forty-eight hours, during which
q time additional representatives 4
q We're sent from the experiment 4
2 station. The COW was under con- 4
q stant supervision day and night
q to preclude any possibility of 4
@ fraud. The best day in milk was
g LOG pounds. The best day in butt
Q ter 5.74 pounds.
o q o @ g @ @ q o % g q q 8 o @ &
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COMMITTEE MEETING.
Matter of locating Presbyterian Col
Iege Is Being Discussed.

Y Grand Forks, N. D., March 6.-Rep-
resentatives of Fargo, Bismarck, Dew
lis Lake and jamestown are here today
for the purpose of attending the meet
ing which will be held at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon for the purpose of deciding
upon the future of the Presbyterian
college. Grand Forks will make a
strenuous effort to have the school To-
Gated here and the representatives of
the other cities in the state are maxi
ing equally persistent campaigns. Rev.
w II. Hunter and Rev. Christi Brown
are here from Fargo
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WATERWoRKs QUESTION.
Larimorc Will Vote on Proposition
Next Month.

Larimoree n. D., March 6.--A reso-
luton passed by the city council at the
last meeting was to submit to the peo-
pic Of that city the question OF bond
ing the city FOR waferworks system.
The next election al Larimore occurs
on April /. and at that time 1t was de-
cided to put the question to the people
by popular vote. The general sentl-
ment Is greatly In favor OF the move
ment and indications now are that
within the next year this thriving.
busting little city win be equipped
with a modern water plant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
BUSINESS AGENTS MEET.
Alabama Agents Of Educational Union
In Convention.

In Convention.
Birmingham, Ala, March 6,-State
business agents of the Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative Union of
America met in convention here today,
when important matters were taken up
and discussed bearing upon the needs
and improvements of the union in the
various states throughout the country.
The delegates, to the, number of 500,
were welcomed by the mayor of the
city who spoke of the good work the
union was doing in the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
TRACKS UNDER WATER.

Storm Has Broken Over the Great Sal
ton Sea in Arizona.
Ell Paso, Tex, March 6. - Another
storm has broken over Salton sea and
the Southern Pacific tracks arc report
ed under water. The waves are dash
ing against passing trains
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
President of Russian Parliament Was
Greeted by the Gear.

St. Petersburg, March 6. Parlia-
ment did not meet today pending the
reception of M Golovin, president of
the lower house, by the emperor. He
was cordially received by the czar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-06
SIX TO HANG.

Missouri Supreme Court Sentenced Six
Men to Go Executed.
Jefferson City, Mo, March 6.-The
supreme court sentenced six men CEN
victed of murder, to be hanged on
April 1S.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.

Former Lakota Resident Shoots Him
self at Salem, Ore.
Lakota, N. D., March Sword has
been received by the sheriff here that
h. o. Omley who formerly resided in
this city and is a machinist by trade,
committed suicide by shooting himself
at Salem, Ore, Yesterday
The border vidette., 1907-02-16

In regard to the rumor that charges have been, or will be made to the secretary of state, to the effect that Albert w. Brickwood, Jr., acting American consul at Nogales, Sonora, "absented himself from duty at a time when danger threatened" THE BORDER VIDETTE rises to remark tbat it does not believe the charges can be made to s'stick" Members of the Bridzwood family have resided in Arizona forty years, during which time no man has ever heard of them being "absent when danger threaten ed." Consul Brickwood is a nephew of Mayor John T. Brickwood of thIs city. Did any man ever hear of that gentleman, or any of bis family side stepping "when danger threatenedP' Not on your life; nor will any man believe Albert Brickwood would absent" himself from his post on that account. He stands high in the re- gard of the people of Nogales He is sober, industrious and faithful to his trust-an honorable young man who knows not the words FEAR, BLACK NJ ALL, REVENGE, DISHONESTY and GRAFT.
The border vidette., 1907-02-16
Hon. BO. J. WhIteside Busy.

On Wednesday Hon. Bo. J. White side, territorial assemblyman from Santa Cruz county, at the request of the United States customs officials, introduced house bill No. 45, which reads as follows:
 "Be it enacted by the legislative as- sembly of the Territory of Arizona:
 'Section l. Section 65 of chapter 5 1 of the session laws of 1906 is hereby amended by adding to the end of said section 65 the following: Provided, however, that before any brand or ear mark shall be recorded, the person ap- plying therefor shall make an affidavit that he or she does not know of a similar brand and ear mark being run CT used in the republic of Mexico, and that he or she is in no way directly interested in any similar brand or ear mark that is being run or used in the republic of Mexlco."
 "Che provisions of this act shall ap- ply to companies or corporations the sa me as it does to individuals.
 "Th1s act shall take effect from and after it's passage"
The border vidette., 1907-02-16
Orc BIancO Items.

From reliable parties just in from the Gro Blenco mining district we learn the following:
 On the gold bearing mines of the "Arizona Consolidated M. & NJ. Go !" development work is proceeding on the ''Tres Amigos" and ''Sorrel Top" claims. and new and heavier machin- cry is on the way to be placed on the 'Old Gro Blanco," which IS reported to have much high grade ore in the shaft and drifts.
 On what is known as the "Gold Bug" mining group, nearby, there is a sixty foot shaft showing we'll defined vertical vein of good ore, with tale seam carrying high values; another shaft shows high grade tale spar, and the extensive mineralized croppings, make this very promising property, which will, it is said, soon be properly opened up There are also other valuable claims around in this extensive gold bearing belt, which will assuredly be heard from in due time.
 At the big "Montana" lead silver mine, belonging to Louis z Z.ckendorf, work of sinking deeper on the main shaft has been commenced. About twenty men are now at work, and ex- tensive developments are in contempla- tion; this mine has already very large bodies of ore in sight.
 The "Old Glory" mines are about to be started up under the management of company known as the "Espe- ranza NJ. & M Co.," These mines are an extensive gold bearing proposition. and have produced quite largely in the past.
 On the well known Austerlitz group, work is being vigorously prosecuted. There are already about three thousand tons of good gold and silver bearing ores piled up. Develop ments in the main shaft, and the drifts therefrom, have shown up extensive ore bodies well suited for cyanIding, and in cross cuts from what is known as the main, or Barclay tunnel large bodies of good grade ore have been cut through. Recently cars and about six hundred feet of track have been installed in the tunnel, and work is being pushed from three different
 
 days it is fully expected the property will be opened up sufficiently to to demonstrate it's manifestly great possibilities and value.
 From the ''Guijas" range. north of Arivaca, several shipments of high grade gold and silver ores have been recently made, and silver tearing cop per ores, also uncovered.
 At the "Cerro Colorado," copper mines, about nine miles north easterly from Arivaca, there are extensive developments going on, n number of houses erected and other important valuable Improvements recently made.
 A telephone line is greatly needed and the companies out there are all willing to assist in subscribing for one; the short road also from Nogales to Gro Blanco needs to be put at once in travelling order and good results will promptly follow to both Nogales and Gro Blanco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19

guez Cebollero, BeTga, Arag6D, Meltz,
Acosta, Fernandez Mater, Daubon Schom'
bourg, Monserrat, Ferrer, Penedo, Barce'
10, del Vale Atiles. Guerra, Medina de
VsscOpi Santana, Toler, Mater, Ls Crt.ix,
AntOnsanti, Malta Arrillsga y Sofia U1ru'
tia, de AfiagCo; Portilla, ElzabnTu, Maria
Sierra, de Ponce; Carmslina Sierra, Gaz
tambide, AuYea BTau, de. Afiasco; Marti'
nez, Guzm&n Benitez, Toro Cuevas, Ward,
WiIloughby, Ramos Anaya, De Sol6, So.
to, Bennett, Keith, Nichol, Carpenter, Bot
we'll, Deggarennes, Miller, Elder, Brown,
Ramirez, Ver Cloy, Borsh GatsIl,
Rodriguez, Llabres, BeBoHa de Castro,
Marfn, Nc. k.eary, Bayley sefioFs y
pefioEita; Hernandez, Blondet, Mir,
Vale s6r1aga, Davidson, Suro, Ramirez
NadaI, de Mayagiez; Garcia, de Carolina;
Rivera, Gim6neE,. Isabelita y Egperanza
Bosch, Torres, Maria del Vale, Benin,
Fabian, Bprg@ Guillermina Gonzklez,
Cestero de Gorbea y Padial de G..
Por sensibies que nos sean las omisio'
mes de nombres, no era possible recordar to-
dos los de aquella numeroSfSima concu'
rrencia de distinguidas damas que LENA
ban palcOs y salones y que sostuvo Ia gran
animaci6nsdel bale haSta los dltimos
instanteB.
Muchas personals estuvierOn en 81 palco
del goberEador, unos cumplimentarle
por su toma de possession y otroS saludarle
con motive del baile. Los caballeroB for
maron tertulia con el sefior Post las
damas con su distinguida sehoEa en- ami
madO grupo de exquisite sociabilidad y
amable cultuTa.
A la una media de la mafana SO eje-
cutaba Ell clasico 'seis" terminandO la fies'
ia que fu6 un magnffco broche, al dia de
aver con motive de la toma de poBesi6n
del nuevo gobernador de la isla Mr.. Regis
III. Post. %@ -.-
Grata VisitG.@ Los distinguidoB egpoEoE
Palau-Serra, de Santurce, han recibido Ia
grata vista de un nuevo v$stsgo. Una
hermosa nina viena aumentar gu hoga
Que sea para bien y haya flores On la sen
da de Ia nueva miniature de eBe jaTdfn.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
De SOClEDAD

BrilLonte festa.-A las nueve y cuarto
comenz6 snoche ell bale que Sc daba en- 81
teatro de la ciudad con motive de Ia toma
de possession en- su cargo de goberDador de
Puerto Rico del senior Regis II. Post.
Termin6 q las dos de Ia ma1ana. Ell pro.
grama de las doce pleas qued6 cumplido
los incansables admiradores de Terpcf
core pidieron repetici6n de las Gltimas.
Ell aspecto de Ia sala era brillante Bar
deras con los colores de todas las naCiones
le adornaban el alumbrado electrico era
profuso colocado muy convenientemente
de manera que todos los 6mbitos del edi-
ficio estaban brillantemente alumbradoB.
A las nueve cuarto llegaron los 60
bernadores. La distinguida sefiora de
Post lucia un elegante trsje perls con en-
cafes deBcote. Ell gobernador vestfa de
de etiqueta.
Ell aspecto de los BaloneB al comenzar el
bale era verdaderamente espl6ndfdo pues
la pleyade de damss que allf se di6 cita
de 10 mas encantador elegante que
darse puede. Un contingente elegante y
distinguido de nuestra sociedad BE di6 cita
para formar un divine ''bouquet'' en- aque-
llos salones convertidoB en- preciosa cOncha
de preciadas perlas. --.
Hermosas damitsB de Ia isla vinieron &
aumentar el gratfsimo conjunto 81 de las
que de San Juan, Rio Piedras y del "Ver
salles' llenaron los Balones. VariadoB y
elegantfsimos trajes sirvieron de lindo mar
co bellfsimos rostroB y de prisi6n s deli
ciosos cuerpecitos una animation extFaor
diuaria sintetiz6 In fiesta deade suB comien'
zoS, sin decaer un mOmento en- todo 50
tranEcuTso.
Entire las distinguidas damas que slli
recordamos dieran la divina nota de 50
adorable compafifa, estsban las senoras ,
sefioritas de Giusti, Camufias, Ergui, Va
lie Zeno, Ramos de Balseiro, GeoFgetti,
Ruiz SOler, Mufioz Rivera, Luchetti, Ske
rret, Herrera, Torres, Fernandez, Arrastia.
Redy, Amado, Cook, White, Bosch. Be.
llamore, Asenio, Gorbea, Gallardo, julia,
Coll Cuchf, Coll, Pacheco, Nadal, Denton,
Wilson, Cobian, Iriarte, Goenaga, ROdrf'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
ANIMADO Bale En-
Sabana Grande.
ESta1 ahOra ALI aninladiSinlDS los
agIiCultOres. pues ia caidO CO.
piOsa IIuVia.
Mueha GO1eunsaela O. sI entisrro Dc un dIstI1'
guido pusrt0Hlqgs6o.
(De nueatr0 eorrssponaaL. J

Abril IL
81 domingo 6'timo iniciado por los en-
tusiastas = distipguidos i6venes de nuestIa
buena sociedad den Emilio /. Garcia Ro.
dEfguez, don Guillermo Velazco Nszario =
don Manuel Garcia Segarra, Sc lIev6
efecto IN bale al que, apeSar de la mu.
cha lluvia concurTieron elegantfsimas da'
mas el cual estuvo muy apimado y dur6
hasta atlas horas de Ia noche.
Sc dice que hRbra otTo el dom :ngo pro-
ximo.
-Hace tres dias que llueve diariamen-
to y hay mucha animaci6n entire Ion agTi.
cultores sembTando cafla frutoB memories
La seqOia, pues, ha terminado pronto
tendremoR abundante y aelecto forraje
para 81 ganado.
ANTE nUmerosfsimR concurrencia que
asisti6 a. piadoso acto como demonstration
de duelo y simpatfa la diatinguida fami.
liza Irizarry, tuyo lugar entire y 5 de ia
tarde del d1a de aver el entierro del respe.
table y qUerido amigo don Rosendo IEiza-
~ Toro.
Ha fallecido este venerable anciino
Ia edad de 81 amos So muerte ha sido
muy sentida por todas las clases sociales,
pues su car6cter afable bondadcso le
hacfa acTeedor al Garlic respe5o de
cuantos le conocimos.
Reciban sus famiLiares particularmen.
to sus hJos don Rafael, don ManoIo, dona
Rosa, dofia Luisa su yerno don Hermi'
MO Garcia y Toro mi mas sentida condo
lencia por Ia p6rdida irreparable quo han
Bufrido y descaDBe en- paz 81 alma del que
en- vida supO dar ejemplos de moraliClad ,
virtudeg.
-Ha sido trasIadado para Ia Playa de
Ponce el cabo de Ia Policfa InsulaI don
Pedro Rosado de este puesto en el que es.
tuvo pocos dias durants los cuales pudi'
mos observar su recto proceder fiel cum.
plimiento en- el ejercicio de gus funciones.
Que haga feliz yisje y sin ContratiarnpoB
son nuestros mejores deseoE.
-Hemos tenido el placer de saIudar al
prestigioBo cabo de la Policfa Insular don
Luis G. Luccs que lego traaladadO para
este pueblo en- compaflfa de su apreciable
Sefiors, 81 sabado pr6ximo pasado. Dessa-
mos Ia gentil pareja, que sabe se le dis
tingue y aprecia mucho aquf, grata estan'
cia entire nosotros y que sea por mucho
tempo. 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19

MMTTLOIDEs- ri major mas geeu1o
dc todoi los espscf1cos h.Sata ahora con- cido
para la ouFa psrmAnente de todas las enfer-
medadeg de lR ureta, ya sean estas cr6nicas 8
agudRg Contiena q flujo ouFa por COM
pletos on menos tiempoB Que ning6n otro pre-
parade atmilazs laa gonorreaS, espsrmatornns
ciatltig, cot. Mejor que las Inyeccionea muy
superior 81 s4ndalo eopaiba Empiez9 (
aurttr 80 efecto & lAs tres cnatro horss de
haberEe tomado
Los "METILOIDE5"-ao fSsiles de- tonar
= est3n preparados de manePa que no revuel
ven el est6mago nj producer m aloR efectoa,
De Vent8 en- todas Las Boticas. PfdanEe
muaBtFaB gratis sus 6nicoB fabricsntea-
Frederick Stearna a Ca. Detroit. Minhi.
gan w -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRIOCLA
de PUERTO RICO. @
Capital autGrTzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsalI
zadu SSI5.5s2,98, U. S. c.
ODeraoiiOnes que reoGga:

PF6stamos: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, y con hipOtecas cortO largo
pIazO sobre fncas risticas.
DssOuentos: De giros, pagares, y obllga
clones comerciales corto plazO.
GFoS: SObre Espafla, New York, Paris,
Eondres HalnburgO.
GlTOs pOT Gable: sobre New York Ma
Cue Cuoutas COrIsntss: Con interes de 2 poo
Anual dispOnibles q la vista por cheques.
ImpOsCI0nss a plalO flo: Con interes de z
4p. 8 annual segGn tempo.
Se0cI6n Dc ah0TF0S: ImpOsiciones sobre IL
Oretas desde 25 cts. q 81, 900 con intereses al
6p 8 annual.
GObTanIss:: Por cuenta agena con comb
sion mInima de cobrO. Sin cOnnisi6n para
los corrientistas.
lsp6sItOs: De efectivo y valorea.
Gsmbio Dc mOnsdas: De todos los pafses.
Venla de- 06dula8 hlpOleOaTlaS: La me1or 1ns
version en- Puerto Rico, interesl7 p. Sipa-
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Vents de- fnCas: Dando facilidades para 81
pago. en las iurisdiC clones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonitO, Arecibos BaTcelO,
meta, BarrOs, Cayey, Ciales. COTozal, Gua-
wanna, HatillO, Juana Diaz, Lola, ManRtf-
Maricao, Naranjito, Pstiilass Rio GFande,
Utuado, Yabucoa y XapcO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
\. B. silva

PIatero. especfalista On monturas tifano
y ottas, estilO modeTno, prendas de orc
plata s precios m0dicOs, gaTantiza sus ira
g0nffe. Casa de- Prestamos. IL. Luna IL
Hace to,ia class de operaciones de presta-
mos sobre aIhaias de oro plata
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-22

81 can't eat this SOUP" said late
arrival to the waiter.
"rll bring you another kind, sir, .
said the waiter, as he took it away
Neither can 1 eat this soup.''
said the guest, when the second
plate was served.
The waiter again carried the
plate away and brought another.
II simply can't eat this soup"
said the guest as the third plate
was set before him.
The waiter called the proprietor
who demanded an explanation,
really, sir, this is unusual. May I
ask why you can't eat any of our
soups?
Because I have no spoon" re-
Piled the guest quietly.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-22

More than thousand dollars in
premiums will be paid at the Hous-
ton Texas Poultry Show. That's
much more than will be paid as
premiums on poultry at the Audu-
bon County Fair.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-22
Harvey's Horses Win Purses

The week before last, A. w. Har-
vey won second and third prizes in
race at Malvern and last week
second at Shenandoah. This week
he starts in two races at Red Oak
and two at Corning, after which he
will come home in time to enter his
horses for the Audubon fair.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-22

Cudahy Packing Company sent
out a number of letters to hog
buyers asking them their guess as
to what the average price of hogs
would be June U last. The nearest
was GIT, one from Milwaukee and
one from st. Joe.