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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-06
DsDlrtan0nlo tsI IatorIor d Pusrio Rico.

Bureau dc OBfas Pubhcas. OtfOina del
Superintendente.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, diciembFs 19
de 1907. PropoBicionou en- pliegos corra-
dos psra Ia adjudication on pfbIiCa ~.
bnata de la construction de 8 ~ kil6me.
troB do Ia carretsra No. IA, HscOi6n Com
sumo, MRricao, ae admitiran en- asta OF.
Gina haBta Las 10 de IR mafans del dia
de Ensro dc !. 9O8 sn gus % abTir6n pd-
blicamente.
El prsIupuesto apToximRdo de las obraB
asoianda & $22 800.
Todou los datoB necesarioB, impTesoS de
propolicioneg, contratoH 8 inatFuccioneG &
los poBtoHe1 ue darkn en- eata Ofcina.
La Administration Be Teserva 81 dere-
cho de rochazsE CualquieE y to6Rs las pro-
pcsicionsI de adjudicar 81 contratO bajo
otrag consideTaciones que Las de preCio
golaments.
Por oFden del Comiaionado del Ints.
Fior, J. J. JSmeneg, SupeEintendents de
ObraH P6bIicaH. No. 3.-14 w.
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Reception en- Ia igIe
sia Episcopal.
Nj. WsTdsns di6 Ia hieDVsnida al
ObispO Van BuTsn.
TlBbl6R d 6OhOrRldor Pest eOrrUsp0ndI6 slIu
daato dIeho slcFiOtu.

En- ID nohe del s6bado hubo an 81 pi.
90 bajo do Il igleaia MatodiDtR Episcopal,
aituads on 81 CEinto, frents IL CatsdrRl
Cst6lics, una reception ca honor del obia :
po Van Buren,.
ConourEi6 e1o aCto la mas diBtinguids
representation del sIemento noEts america
no de estA iociedad.
El Rvdo. WaEdeuu. de dicha igla1iaI
di6 Ialm6G afectuosa bionvanida al obiBp0.
y 6nts expres6ss en efuuivou termiuOs, CO.
rGe1pondiendo & dichR demonstration dc
afeCto.
Di6 & 81 vez 81 obispO Van Buren,, las
mas expre8ivRs gFaeia8 Mr., WaEdens,
poE el vRlios0 pFesent0 de una cruz de orc.
Tambi6n di6 afsCtuo1a bienvsnids ri
obispo, 81 gobeTnador Post, correspondent.
do aqu6l con pRlabFas afectuosfsimR1 para
el popular gobeEnadoE de Puerto Rico.
La reception empez6 Las 8 P. NJ. =
tsEmin6 4 laE 10 , media.
EntEa otr0s c0ncuKEentes Rl acEo, TecOT-
damoB 81 Rev. Mr.. Snavely, Mr.. Mrs.
Luther, Mr.. Mrs. r. B FEedxiCk, Mr.
Paul ReinhRFdt, Sr. VizCarrOndo, 81. E.
Diaz, sr. F. CestsFoB, Presidents del ats
neO, ST.. Angelina BEaBchi, sE. Ramirez,
Rear Admiral Roar, Mim @. Stuart, MisI
Hall, Tbs Post, BIT. Rev. Bishop Van
Buren. Rev. Mr., Wardenu, Che GhahRmes,
The Wimath, DR.. Allen, DR.. Lugo Vi
M, Rev. Mr.. Nc Claim, Rev. Mr.. Mac
Hally, Mr.. J. Keinhardt, Mr., 3. Mayors,
Mr., G. Hill, Mr. v. PERKINS,, Mr.. Pssd,
Mr., Barker, Miss JshckSon, The Mis1e,
GrafRme, Miss Peed, Miss Rice, Mis-
@ CuGrvoB, Miss ConrBtock, Mrs. Swig'
uAff
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DON MODESTO.

peade'ate para que Ia parte demandR da no
0bstaculizsBa aquel ug0.
Que entonCeg, pUeBtas dc aCmeTdo
6mbag pGrte-, sa flo Ia antes indica,da fe'
cha para argumentar de6nitivamqlto al
CaEO, COntinusndo en- tanto la ciEcuIaci6n
dc Loo ''vaporCitoA"
El senior GRomeE mGaifest6 81 FepFGIan.
tants de ''L& Correspondent que ID &c.
titud tomadR % con cRraCteE defniCivo
poF el ConBejo, ss conSacuencia inmediatR
dc lOB infoFmes pre1Gntado8 por ID comi-
li6n especial del Oonssjo para invs1tigar
el eItado del geEvicio de lau companias de
Carlos el6ctrico1 y fsEFocsrRiIes, que 81
CFeia que 81 Consejo interpHotabn peEfecta'
m0nts loS dessos del pdbliCo aspiTando
obteneE el buen ssFviCio de trasp0Etea
que iens derscho. Que de CuaIquiers
mansrR hsy que prOcUrRr que eros Hsrvi.
clos Baan meioTad0g en bien del p6blico
que lol paga y quiGn go debe pE0poEcio'
mar 10 que meYeCe.
-lTiene uBtod ID cREta del senior COuu.
bem-pTCgu q senior BEwon nuo8tro re-
preDentante?
-'Ahl no O. b eataTa ca 81 aFchivo-
Contelt6 81 BafioF BEwon.
6L 91U 4O 81 t4u Ua AUU UUGUW6ubD4
que han jugadO 90 elta aaunto y dol que
uBted habF6 necesitado para tomRE ca con-
sideEaci6n Ias menifentaciones hechas por
81 uefior Ooustsm?- insilti6 nuestro repre-
sentRnts.
El senior BrWon vRcil6 nm tSnt0 y
contsat6 -''Yo no Eecusrdo hRber visto
ess Carta; psro u bu1car6 dstenidaments
u luneB entire loE doCumsntoB del archivo
J LOO de seHts asunto.
NuestTo repre- sntant9 Tecord6 81 BefioE
BRW0n Is manifestation del sefioP Conf.
sionado GEahame dc qqols habfa Eemiti'
10 Il repotida carta del senior COuutsm,
81 vieFnes, paEa que 10 eltudiara.
al Ian5.4O teFmin6 Is ConfsrsnCia del
Fepreusntants da sLa CORES pondencis"
con los IsfioFss BIwon y GEomer q quia-
neB di6 graCiau ppr SO cOEta1ia.
-Entla ma1ana "a hoy una muItitud
ds nifoa pasasbRn POI la1 GALES al Cata.
40, sxhibicodo icl Eogalcl qua lo1 PuieTon
lou hantol Reg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-06
lnturusa / los Profusorus /, nasIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tion
ConNtants exigtencis de Los Iiguisntss inn'
trumsntos: FIautineg, Flauta8, TerCeEolas,
OboeI, Requinto1, Clarinetes, FGgoteg,
Violines VioIonCelIoB, ContEabaioB, Man
dolinaS, Bsndurriag, GuitarraS, CornetineI,
Onovenea, TromboneS, Barftonos BombaT'
dinos, HeIicons1, (bsjog) Tri6ngulou. Pla.
tillou, RedobIantes , Bombos. MetOdoH
de soIfeo y para toda claSe de instEumen'
tor. Accessories y mduiCa en general.
San Juan, p. Z. Apartado n6m. 216.-
Gale de Allen n6m. 21 , Sol ndm. rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-06
KOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

Los vsCinos de Ia calIe de Ia Luna 90
quejan de Ia calidRd dc leche que tienen
que Conuumir diariamente Inf6rmass que
dsspues do psgarla 4 10 G0RtaUS ol cuarfillO.
rcsultA de malR calidad. TrRspasamos IL
quejs quisn CorespOnda velar por Jos
ahment0s que cansumimoB.
En- una de las puertsu que de ID
parts norts de ID plaza del mercado hay
an pantanO que impide 81 que Be pusda
tFaDHitAE pOF 81 menCionado Ritio.
-AnoChs De cslsbraron algunRu lara.
nitaS ca Catafio On celebration del dia de
Reyes.
-Ss cE6s que en- caBo de paralizsrse sl
tF6fco Dc los vapoFCitOs entire esta Oiudad
, CatAfio, no ssr6n BufCients los boteB que
hacsn ssFviCio para llevRR y traeB loo par
goDas que aCtuRlmsnts vigisn sn diChR
ltnes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-06
DOCTOR LUIS CAsO Y SOTO.
OpTIGO.

De pauo para santo Domingo , Cuba
ofrece por pocoU diaB en- asta capital, Gale
de la LunG so, altos. de IL 4. N. de
165p p. m. nuB BsrviCios profsIiOnaleI ha.
Ciendo Hooonocimisnto de ID vista deSpa'
Chando en- 81 aeto gu1 pTopiGg pEesCripcio'
nes y laB de todoB Ios oCulista1.
ColouaI B1Etido de Cri1taleu , aTmadu'
rna de todas CIagos formaa. GalantizR
Buu tEabajo8. Sc enchEgR de adquirig CEi1'
tales sspscialea Iva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-06
RAaO PILnQLA.

CuGndo Pnacaa4 Ano Nuevo J Reyes
e aceRCnn. d nlaVoE paEte de los padrer
de iRmfIEs g o1cuentEan perpleioa, ain
uabaF aus EeEalaEIe & Bu1 famiIiares.
81 CUE t1nRa polible1, NO pusds dscidir-
Gs poH naAs Gl9 GVenteje un PIANO.
PIANOLA, una PIANOLA, 81 Ell que
70 tiene IN bnon plano.
Ia piRnols tgon 4 mdsica Il hoeaT,
rnRntsniondo 81 e1pfritu liempTe sIegrs.
Al miBmo tisnp0 quo de EeCreo, UiEve de
pode1oso auHiliar para 81 cultivo del guDt0
la buena mGGica.
Uns viaita 'aI PARIS BAZAR, de
Pedro GinSti. una Carta dirigida al Da.
paTtamentO Musical pundTf lar pernOnag
inteEe1adnl On po.e1i6n de lOI iatoS quO
nobDo q particular q dosn.
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Ia Dusvad dirsCtiva del Country Club
El g6hOTHOtOT Os 0logldo PrOSIdORta ] o. Ia d.
TVClIn sntran tamhI8R dlstINguIdOs alsnOntOs.

Sc han llevado q efsCto las eIeCCiones
para Ii nUevR diFectiva del centric que
bajo lR domination de "CountFy Club" De
foFm6 en- eUtR Ciudad hRCs elgdn tempo y
cuenta con an heFmoBo edifcio en- las
CeECanfsS del Parque este sostsnido poE
IN numsroBo cOntingsnte de EoCioB.
La nueva diEeCtivR hs qusdado ConBti.
tuida On la siguients forms:
PFsuidsnte, Honorable Regis I'll. Post;
vics.presidents, senior Richardson; secreta.
Eio.tssOrerO, senior Jett; directories, usforel
Arnold, director del American Colonial
Bank, WillOuhby, SecFetaEio de Puerto
Rico, B. HuiCv, hacsndado de Aracibo ,
Lcdo. HSEtzsll, abogado.
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MgaIus para ano nuOvo.

Ell bazaar "Las NovedadeI" que Cada
vez adquieEe mayor popularidad = buena
famR, prspRra una RgrRdabls soEpreSa pa
r. suB favoracsdores Ell senior AdolfO
Pine, hombre que entiends perfactamente
90 negoCio, har6 unos artfgticoB obuequioa
propioa de euta 6pocR, los visitantes del
acreditRdo Bazaar On particular q Las dR'
mas que ALI encuentran Cuanto objeto de
utilidad y lujo pusda spetecer 81 mas ref
nRdo gusto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-06

LOLA MAS Profs-ors de piano.
Oruz SO, San Juan p. r. 3Ov.G
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IN "a u El1IIla . V11dls TiIa1l q Fa'
lEs11a VIo'o s O2OO u % tEics (,-l q,''s'
tnkl
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Viola NioIgts

William Schrader is hauling oats
to Roes.
J.. L. Ssmers finished hauling his
car of tile Monday.
Mrs. Floyd Clifford transacted
business in Audubon Monday.
w. w. Perrine shelled and de-
livered corn in Ross this week.
Philip Crow and Floyd Clifford
shelled corn for Albert Fancher
Monday.
Warren Thompson has been de.
livering corn in Ross this week
and last.
]. l.. Somers and M. ID. Crow at.
tended the Everts' hog sale last
Wednesday.
A few of our young people went
over to r. H. Lacy's Monday even.
ing to a surprise party A very
nice time is reported.
Lars p. Larsen, Fred Hale, vii.
liam Parrot, Fred McRistal and
Frank Blunt delivered hogs TO Neis
Olsen in Ross Tuesday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Cameron News

Jesse Neitzsl lost valuable colt,
last week.
Amos Fancher is on tbs sick list
with la grippe.
Mrs. Fred McRistal visited with
her mother last week.
A. NJ. Cramer is enjoying a visit
with his brother Dave Craner.
Mrs. Louis Gray and children were
sick with la grippe, last week.
Mr.. Lewis, our assessor was bust
ness visitor in Cameron, last week.
The nurse, who was caring for
Mrs. Herman Tessman took sick and
is now in the hospital in Audubon.
Mabel Schrader and SON, Willie,
who were visiting at North Branch.
the past week returned home, Mon
day.
Mrs. Fanny Lee nee Passmore and
children from Guthrie Co. was visi-
ting Mrs. Thomas Rutherford, last
Friday.
DIR. Emmert was called up to con-
suit with DR.. Childs as to the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Herman Tsssman, whose
condition does not improve.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Eleng the Line

John Hunter and wife were Guth-
RE Center visitors, Saturday.
Ed Finch of Audubon was doing
business at Wichita, Saturday.
Nal Bryan is clearing up part of
his timber land on his big farm north
of Guthrie Center.
James Knight returned from his
visit to Gray and Botna, Saturday.
He reports fine visit.
Randall Hunter of Audubon was a
Guthrie Center visitor, Saturday re-
turning home the same day.
Carlisle Hsnter is now at the par
entail home south of Guthrie Center,
the young man having been in the
West.
Mrs. E. A. Armstrong of Bear
Grove attended the Henry Kern flu
neral at Extra, Saturday, returning
Sunday.
John Hunter jr. visited at Bear
Grove several days last week with
"Scotty.' 1t took Alex and John all
the time to cut wood.
Joshua Kirkwood of North Branch
was hauling saw dust from Extra,
last week. Josh is putting up a sup
ply of ice tor family use.
Mrs. Henry Wells has been quite
sick again, but is now better. Her
daughter, Mrs. Nora Dunfee has
been sick but is up again.
James Blake and VIM. Rucker,
two of Greeley's representative far.
mers attended the Weighton hog
sale near Audubon last week. One
hog brought over $1,000.
We may be little late with our
congratulations but we will now
visit our jolly friend, Mike Ballman
and bride long life OF happiness and
their fall measure of Teddy's pros
perity.
We hear that Charley Oberhol,z
has rented his fine farm north east of
Panora and will move to that town
March lst. His son Fred takes charge
of the place. Charley is well remem-
bered by all the Extra people.
We see by the press reports that Ed
Hunter the ''sate and sane" democrat
is marshall,ng the stand pat army for
another onslaught against the pro-
gressive phalanx. It's enough to
cause the Bryan donkey to break
forth in a melodious he haw.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
ray News
We're Spilker is home now from

We're Spilker is home now from
the hospital.
Ora Corner went to Omaha with
cattle, the first of the week.
Maxine shingledecker has been
very sick for the past few days.
w. j. Audas aud wife are expec.
ted home this week from Texas.
Mrs. Spencer snd daughter visited
Mrs. I. j. Spilker one day last week.
Gus Forsbeck and wife visited
their daughter and husband Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Williamson has been very
sick the past week with appendicitis.
Pete Ludwig of Vail was caller
between trains, last Wednesday eve
ming.
There was party at the Frank
Liken home Friday night of last
week.
c. E. NIertz had a new lighting
plant put in his store Monday which
is fine.
More cold weather the last few
days than we have had before all
winter.
Dave Reed and wife of Earlham
were visiting old time friends around
Gray, last week.
on Mease and wife visited at the
Kittel home in Audubon Saturday
aud Sunday.
Mrs. Austin Linn and Donnie
Ware visitors at the Fred Meich
home last Sunday.
There was no preaching at the
M. e. church last Sunday on account
.oS Quarterly meeting in Manning.
Mrs. Ora Corner visited in Carroll
between trains Monday, her mother
and sister both being sick up there
Mr.. Frank Garroute was on the
market Monday with II loads of
hogs. Many are BENG sold these
days.
Mrs, VIM. Greenles came up to
Grandma Greenlee's funeral last week
and is visiting around Gray, this
week.
jim CARRIER has been down to Han
cock the past week visiting his Sis
ters, limo CARRIER and Florence
Dustin.
Mr.. f. NJ. Wilson. banker at Tenn
pleton, died Monday night after an
illness of about week with
pneumonia.
Uncle Billy McWilliams had
birthday party last Thursday evening
to which all the old soldiers were in
vited to supper.
Mrs. John CARRIER has been in Aud
dubon for over week taking care
of their new grand daughter, at the
Jesse Markley home.
Mrs. Higgins and her daughter,
Mrs. X. G.. Lancelot and baby of
Scranton come Monday evening to
visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. VIM. Wilson, son of Mrs. Mar
greet Wilson OF this place, died at his
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Accused Of woman;s Death.

Fort Dodge.-The grand jury re-,
turned an indictment charging DR.. r.
K. Dahl, we'll known physician, with
manslaughter. The charge is due Is
an operation performed on Mrs. Dora
Bowen, who died soon after in great
agony. The Indictment has caused a
sensation here as the defendant
stands highly in social circles. Mrs,
Dahl is prominent musician.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30

home near Dedham Wednesday night
of last week of typhoid pneumonia,
and was buried in Carroll, Saturday.
The entertainment last week was
fine, the Chicago Trio. The reader
was the best we ever had here. The
next number of the lecture course
will be Feb. is, the Dixie jubilee
singers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Melville Topics

A number of our farmer friends at
tended the Ashby sale.
w. w. Weston and John Reuchling
bought the sows at Ashby's.
John j. Nailor got back from Chi
cago Saturday where he had been
with sheep.
The children of John Griffith have
been quite sick the past week. They
are convalescing.
The young people enjoyed them
selves to the limit at the P. j. Keith
farm Friday evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30

KODOL For Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton is the result of a scientific combina
tion of natural digestants with vegetable
acids and contains the same juices found
in healthy stomach. 1t is the best re-
medy known today for dyspepsia. indi
gestion and all troubles arising from a
disordered stomach. Take KODOL to
day. 1t is pleasant, prompt and thor
ough. Sold by Nick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Oakfield Township

Knua Hansen sold thirty head OF
hogs, Saturday.
Chris Sorenson delivered loads of
hogs in Brayton, Saturday
Will Esbeck has been hauling
wheat TO Extra for the last few days
Il Peter Andersen and family of Ext
ara visited at Knud Hansen's, Mon
day.
81 brace Sorenson was nominated for
director for the "A. N. & S. railroad
for the coming year.
Ole Larsen purchased house of
Lawrence Hansen, Last week. Tue
price paid was $500.
The families of Jens johnson and
Hans Hansen visited at the Knud
Hansen home, Sunday.
Jens johnson purchased large
bay team at the Peter Albertsen sale,
paying 1910 for the team.
The Niels j. Petersen young peo-
pie spent social hour at the Knud
Hansen home, Monday evening.
The home of Niels Christensen was
invaded by sickness this week. Mrs.
Christensen has the grip, and their
son, lung foyer.
Messrs. Esbeck and Larsen atten-
dea the masquerade at Jacksonville
last Saturday evening. We guess
they had good time.
The stock holders of the A. N. & S.
enjoyed free ride over the new road
to Atlantic, Tuesday, where they
went to elect new set of officers for
the coming season.
Mail route No 2 will be changed
Saturday, Feb. l, SO as to accommo-
date a greater number of farms along
the road. Thanks to Uncle Sam and
his methods of doing business.
Eskild Gregersen, who has been
working tor Lars Esbeck this win
ter will go to Kimballton, Sat-
urday, where his will engage in the
carpenter trade with Peter Hansen.
Your reporter is of very timid
disposition, and does not like to pry
too closely into your business in Or
der to get the news, SO, if you should
happen to know of any thing of spe-
cial Importance, just let him know,
and he will see that it reaches head
quarters without loss of time.
Fire broke out in Peter Nelson's
residence one night last week and
did considerable damage before being
discov cred. 1t is thought to have
started from spark getting into
box of fuel standing near the stove.
Had it not been for the skill and de-
termination of those present, the
whole house would probably have
been burned.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Audubon 7 oMn.!,ip

Audubon I oMn.ssip
Walter blackwell is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Stella Coli is sewing for Mrs Annie
Schwarting.
Mrs. Walter Green is quite sick
with lagrippe.
John Littiefield marketed hogs ia
Extra Monday.
Jesse Parker is recovering from
quite siege of sickness.
Clyde May and family have moved
on to the Robson farm.
Christian Hickman jr. marketed
hogs in Extra, Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Jackman of Guthrie Co.
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Burlie Railsback are
the parents of new baby boy.
Andrew Hansen of Audubon visi-
ted at Louie Johnston's Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirk
ham Jan. 2lst, sweet baby girl.
Louie johnson and Edwin Bailey
marketed hogs in Extra, Monday.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Meyer Thursday Feb. 9th.
Ethel Tibben and Margaret Kness
spent Monday night with Laura lib
ben.
rhsre will be box social and lit
erary program at No. 1, Friday eve,
Jan. 3lst.
Earl Walker moved the hen house
Of the Lawrence Christensen place,
which he purchased, Monday.
VIM. Bay have been papering
their EXlra residence and expect to
move into the same, this week.
Mr.. Wright and wife have moved
to Extra and the former is clerking
in the Hams Marquesen's store.
Blrlie Railsback is down here pre-
pairing to move on his mothers farm
now occupied by Henry Martin.
Joseph Morgan, former resident
has purchased sorty acres over in
Cass Co. and is preparing to build on
the same.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gustin,
Friday Jan. oath, a cute baby girl,
as this is the first girl in the family it
is the "nicest you ever saw"
VIM Porter and family visited at
Fred Wahlerl's Sunday, Geo. VAN
Aernam and family at Henry Bakers
and John Tibben and family at Hen
~ BAKERS.
Nels Rummelhart, formerly of this
township late of Dakota came back
last week and bought a farm over in
Guthrie Co. Old Iowa is the best
place to live after all.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
An InsIdious Danger

One of the worst features of kidney
trouble is that it is an insidious disease
and before the victim realizes this dan
ger he may have fatal malady. Take
Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign Of
trouble as it corrects Irregularities and
prevents Brights disease and diabetes.
Nick Dofiing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Are PerpetuaIIy EnIoIned.

Dubuque.-James Seipple and his
wife were perpetually enjoined from
selling intoxicating liquors in Du-
buque county by Judge Benson. The
Seipples were found guilty of sell
ing liquor without paying the mulct
law tax.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Disturbed The Congregation

The person who disturbed the con.
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested tie buy bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar. Nick Dotfing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30

TIE candidates with their petitions
are getting to be quite nnisatce but
it is here to stay AMI we will have to
pat up with it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
MIR. Man, Who Needs a Range

Come in and let us show them to you They are made
the quickest bakers and best fuel that American
and there has been back wall CRATE ordered
hey cost 5000 more than any stove made yet sell
If you don't want range also have full line of
ven Fence, price way down and quality the best
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-30
Stop Gambling at Bluffs.

Council Bluffs.-All public gambling
here has been stopped by County AT,
tofney j. J. Hess. The foursbig houses
which have run foE years, have closed
theig doors. Many gamblers gave
gone to Omaha and other towns.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Message of Cheer From West
Is Brought by Senator Dixon

A cheerful message was brought TO
the White House from Chicago today
bv United States Senator Joseph NJ.
Dixon Of Montana. head OF the Repub-
lican speakers bureau IN the West. The
Senator Just exudes optimism.
Don't let anybody fool you on this
election business" said the Senator. Il
an not exaggerattng a bit when 1 say
that 1t is all over now. Everything is
working beautifully, and while Judge
Taft will not get the vote given TO Pres
ident Roosevelt in 1904, he viii get one
that viii astonish those who are shout
ing for a Bryan victory.
4 am absolutely confident that Bryan
viii hardly get a State west Of the
Mississippi river, and so confident of
this are we that nc1e of the big speak
ers viii be sent into that territory from
now on. il is all nonsense to say that
Taft will lose heavily in the North
wesr. Bryan viii hardly carry a State
in that section OF the country. The
men who are making predictions about
Democratic success in the Northwest
don't know what they are talking
The Washington times., 1908-10-21

about It has been said recently that
Wyoming, Idaho. and Utah were Bryan
States this year. ! want to say that
those three States are just as surely
Taft States as is Vermont. There is
absolutely no doubt about them As
for Wisconsin. 1 will make the predic-
ton right now that it viii 20 for Taft
from $1,000 10 10000 majority. I was
talking 20 Senator La Toilette over the
long-distanCe telephone last night and
he told me that everything. is in fine
shape"
Here's another thing" continued the
Senator. New York belongs to Taft.
and it viii give him 10000 majority
without a doubt
Senato- Dixon said that the Repub-
hCan headquarters in Chicago had bee3
working at fun steam Tor several weeks.
and he himself IS about worn ont by-
his endless labor Il haven't had more
than FIVE hours sleep a night since the
campaign really opened" he said. 4aThe
democrats cut there now realize that
they have lost the night. ard many OF
tEem viii admit II privately BRYAN IS
making his final stab ful. votes. By
charging a Republican s., 100000 fund.
That is his last straw and il is falling
fiat"