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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
NOTAS Y ROTlCIAS.

Ell PLAZO PARA FL ENVIO
DE RETRATOS PARA Ell CERTA
MEN INTERNATIONAL DE BE
LLEZA, Sc ANGLIA HASTA Ell 30
DE ABRIL PROXIMO.
-Ss tEats de OOnStruiE una sociedsd in.
duStEial por RoCiOneE, para ConBtTuiF pc.
queilas CaBaa para veDdeT obrsroE, en- 81
"SsboTuCo", SantuTCe. % ----
-Ss hR heCho cargo de a administFR
Ci6n de una lmportSnts factoTfa dc az6csF
en- 81 Osnte, 81 Behor Jorge SsTvsiea0, de
la direction de ls CompakiR de FeFroCa
rifles do 0sts isis. Et senior SsrvajeRn he
oSRlgunOB N6oB que eStS On P. Rico de-
sempes6 distintoB CsYgog en- Ia refeEida
empress, estRndo on las ofCinAB de contR
bilidsd , llegando deBPu6E 81 cargo de di.
rector.
-Be infornR que Ia plaza de ingsnisTO
elOstTiciAtR que hA Bido RutorizadR psFR
CubFiE poT el alCaldO dc IL CiudRd, BsT6
lleVadR 4 concuEBo para eHcogOT, entire laD
PsTEonaH que 90 presenter 4 solicitRrlR, el
que, iuiCio de 10 Comisi6n que 90 d01ig'
ne, resulte el mas id6neo
-DentEo dc dos IemRnoB qusdsrSn ter
minadoH todoH Los tERbajog para la conexi6n
tEssmigi6n de la fuoHzs sl6ctricp del
"Salto de ComsIfo" con ID planta aus
exists en- SantuTcG.
-PareC0 que He agits lR idea en- San
Juan de CTeaP una planta el6ctFics muni'
Cipal, pROysCto que Ba tuvo una vsz fue
combRtido, qusdando doBsChRdo
-El i6ven Tulio LBrrinagR Buffi6 aver
una opsFaCi6n quirGrgiCa para axtirparlc
nm tumoF que tsnfs en Ia msn0. EHtt
ys bisn.
-Ha estado en- GuTabo JuncoB 81
asuutoI dc Gn pFofsBi6n 81 ipgeniero uefio
Gambia C6Fdova.
Para 81 dia 18 de los corrisntsB .
prepare un gran bAils On Ia GaFolinn.
-PFobablemento 81 juOvsa pT6ximo il
San Thomas 81 CShonero urugusysn
"Orisnta." En- Ja pE6ximR Bsmans Il
guiRG uu visje 81 Urugusy.
-DsbisIa svitsrBs por CualqHier msdi
que Psrunnag que viaian ca los oRERoa al6t
trieos, ouando 81 tEafCo Cd muy ndmsToB
CON- oeurFs en- loo dias dc f@tR ca I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
la CAMARA DE CO.
n1erciO faCiIitandO
neg0CiOs a Ia isIa.
Sc necesitan 1000 harriIes de con-
Chas de caTeyyCaTacOIes, aEual-

La C6mara dc comercio de eBta ciudad.
hR tenido hoy la cortaBfa de Remitirnou 10
Biguisnte cGrta
''san Juan, p. R., Abril 4 1908 Nd.
nero $685.. director de "LR Cores
ponnsnCiA" San Juan, F. R-Muy seRor
nueltro Rsposa On podsr de e1ta Cana.
70, una comunica ci6n de los SolioFOB BFa.
dford & Co., de ST. Joseph, Hich., con f..
cha 20 del pr6ximo pasado, en- Ii cuaI
Buplican & eBtG C6maFa les enVfa informes
EeferenteB aIgunos trsfcanteS On concha,
(OREey) , caEacoles pequ. m. pue8 Olloa
Consumsn 1000 bsrTiles 81 ano, los cualas
impOrtaban de NsGgau, Bahamap, psFo de-
bido & CieFtol csmbios ca laa Ieyes da di.
chs iSla, % ven obIigados buBcAr otro
punto para GuTtirsO.
Como no tsnsmoG infcFme8 RcsEcR de los
trafcsntes de dichos artfculov, Rogamou Z
uUted GsA tan amabls quD hsgs conocer es
to dAto por medic de. m digno peFi6dico,
con Ia E6pliCa de qus-Cualquiors PerlonG
intersIada Bs diriiR eata C6maTG, para
mas informcS. Con gracinu quodamoS de
usted muy atsntamente. Rafael Fa6i6a,
vice pEeBidents; HagTi A. BesOsG, BsCEeta'
rio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

W. H. Parsons Ex-senator Suprema
mb6n u6
desde Washington, D. G., escrbe
Observation-Disclosures VeraEes
o1lOs acerca de h efac de Prana s1toma de p de los
Despnes de haberO tornado sOente sena
s especalssse est6agO 1eora5s
ecO mi aPedtO Me ania 70 La1tO
reSfauraci6n COmplehG
"s
n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

las:esperanzas, tome ahora un frasco de
Peruna.
Un frasco de Peruna es mas prove
chose, cuando 10 enfermedad empIeRA,
que una docena, despues que 90 hO
desarrollado.
La GrIpe Afecf6 Los PnImOusa.
Carta de la Sra. Olive Cushnna,
Fonda, Ia, nos escribe como siguOs
"Hacen dos a6os me enferm6 eOn o
gripe. Empez6 q trabaiar en- los pul-
mones. FL Doctor de mi casa hizo todO
10 que pudo por mi, pero me aIivi6 my
POGO. Entonces escribf al Doctor Hart.
man, y me recet6.
''seguf sus consoles y me cuF6 peFm0-
nentemente. Tengo buen APPETITE,
duermo bien = gozo de IL vida"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
Ei Tenor "A La GrIpe Pone La 0ente
NeFYiOSa.

No hay remedio en- Ell mundo me1ol
que Ia Peruna para los malos resultados
de la grippe.
LaPeruna fortalece mfentras renueva
alivia mientras estimuIa, cura mientraa
purifica.
Llega al orfgen de todas las enferme.
dades della membrane mucosa por medic
desu acci6n en- el ststema vase motor de
los nervios.
RfectOs DespuEs De La GrIOe.
Todos los que ell ano pasado tuvieron
la gripe debieran tomar Peruna.
La gripe ha producido indamaci6n ca.
tarral en- toda Ia membrane mucosa, Y
es impossible gozar de buena salud mien.
tras no SO restaura 4 su estado normal
Esto 10 hsra la Peruna.
On gran ndmero de remedies SO nan
inVentado, y propuesto para este estado,
pero Ia Peruna ha sido ell 6nico remedio
que ha ganado mas popularidad en- estos
casos.
Nunca ha fallado durante cuarenta
afos de uso, , adm es el remedio principal
y el que mas Sc usa para los efectos de
la gripe.
No Hay TEMPO Como FL Presente.
Siv. padece de los malos efectos de la
gripe-si 81 trata- de curarse con otros
emedios 90 ha desalentsdo y ha perdido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
EssneIl: tln,s ] e,Izlto superior.

El popular sAtablecimiento del senior
Am&ico SslRs, hR removable On las 6.tim Of
vapoEOs sl 0BpI6ndido Surtido de eIsnCisE
fnag que sismpTe tiens disposition de
Hua fAvorecsdorsI , pEOCsde de las meiore1
caBa8 de Europa y de Am6rica. Cnlaado
dc laB mas eleganteI foFmas, americana
G0pahol = frances, tisne tGmbisn en- gran
Osntidad , divsEsaG formaS 81 acTaaitado
oEtRbleCimisnto. Para las pF6ximas fsltas
ge encQentEa RIlf 70 meiog ms baRato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

-sOMBRkROs PARA .sENORAs,
muy elegantsn , & precios Gumsmsnts mo.
dicoB, los aOaba de EecibiE La Tiendita de
Joosfs EChsvaFEfa, 81 lGdO del ayuntn.
mionto. Vende tRmbi6n gfsCtos FeligiG-
Soa. CompEa envoltuFsS de Jabon Octa-
gon.-San Juan, Box ZIG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
% AanlRl8iTlcltR

visamos q las personas, que
sollcitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por an a6o $500. PGgO G's-
tioipads,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
UN BUEN NEGOCIO PARA lNOU. .TRIALES,

veue uncona
hotel avorah.n7nt y
la
osrpo
On vmta
pudendo dTJrsaas sablIminto
GALE De LA.CRUZ 27
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
- Peruna. Medicina EuI
Para La 0rlaa-

- PeFuna. Medicina E1mef0nabEa
Para La 0rlaa
GFa.Louisa Eastman. Lancaster, VIA
nos escribe como Bignss
one siento bien. No cFaO Ona naOsai.
- euFarme mas. Puedo dessmDsnAR
nj trBbaio. 10 oual no podiA hecaF
O1Ando escFibf n Doctor Hartman. IA
tOS ha desapareeido, recuper6 oIapstito,
duoFmo bien = los intestinOs oatGh "a
Dagnf6co estate,
"4i opinion es, qua, Il PeFuhA, A. q
major Remedio para l8 gRtRa,V
F9OHEaEldad De La Rs.Fa.Ga
La PeFunR no - como OtEna tAntaa
OOdicinas, aus - OiVldan. ten Rronto
como - usAR Las primeras bOtaIIas.
CuAntO mGs % usS Il PoEaaA ma
n@znR - RhaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

-HemoB tsnido q guuto de Conocor s
Las bellng y simp6tiCsS amigss de Eantur.
ce, Lar BenoEitRs Carmen Rodriguez AL
fOnla Mangani, cuYo trato % tan afsble
como su duIco caF6ctaF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
PARQUE BOBINQUEN
Ax1so nmPoRrAwTE

La administration tiene 81 gusto dc que
da dc Mayo del cornte eeYara eecto gran
Inauguration del Parque dversones Duane e
Abr haran las reormas bricas pero
para pdbco de programa de la naugu
raci6n sera publioado mas tards Borinquen Park
Iredwan, Manager.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

En- GItR impRanta g Vonda papoI a.
plEiCdioo vis;o { 92.OO Ios 46 Eloa Csus
quilSiBL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

proporcionaE alumbEado al ptblico.
-Ss indics para preHidents de Ia aBOcis'
ci6n de DENTISTS de sSta iala, 81 LcdO. hs'
nor Manuel del Valle Atiles. El secrets
rio es ell se6oF Eliiio R7ss.
-Hs rcgrtssdo de Issbela, en- donds
eatuvo con objstO de dsjaE por una tempo
Eada & "a diGtingQida sspess nina q
tenients de lR policfa inHulRr ST. sanqufo
rico.
-Estnn punto de tsrminaEus las
ObraS de EeparaciOn de 10 plSER Dc Rio
Piedras.
-El gobernador ha dssignado para
Sustituir 81 jusz de pas de HumaCRo sl>Bs'
fioTTorc, q sahoE SseS.
-Ss encuontEan an estR ciudad les se'
fiores Penebo Benftsz, hRCeudsdo de Vie
queB 6. Vera, Colecto de RsntaB de
aquslla isla.
-Estd On San Juan en- aBuntos de ne
z clos, el stflor SuceaO Panisgus, que re-
ggeBar6 & % residences do Cosmo dentFo
de slgunos dfas.
-Quince pBscticAntsB, cuRtro comadFo
mas una 'snoEBs" han Boticitado exams'
mes del Beard correspondents.
Muhaz Morales jusz de Ia Corta de Dis
trito de GusyamR.
-Ha estRdo sn eBtG ciudad On Rsuutol
de negocios al BsfloF Tom6a PfRdo, propie
taTio de VegA'bsja.
- 'La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
90 vende On Bayam6n, en- el RCFaditRdo 60
tablecimiOnto Cafe Restaurant del Btfiau
Ignacio Diaz, que mas Dc oncOntEsEBs e.
el per-6dico toda claUs de informes, dondl
puede conner, tomsF EefrasCoG, licolss, cnft
dulcsB q, muy bien SsrvidO , prsciOs equi
tativoa.
Ell sefor Rsm6n e. Delegado, dc Ii
junta centraI de le Union dc Puerto RicI
que fac 4 FsjaEdo acompa hado del gscFs
tario seflor EIzRbuEu, tuvo 81 mayoBfox
an 90 sncOmienda' Todas Las difefenciR
uuTiidas entire les compatriotss Dc aqua
comit6 than quedadO natiSfactoEiam0nt
zsDi Diadag, eliji6ndoSs nuavo Comit6 ID
acueFdo con t6doH Los unionigtRs d
Fajsrdo han cumplido con up patriotiC
debQR.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
CAIN CUTS HIS THROAT.
Polk County Murderer Takes Life In
County Jail.

Des Moines.-Less than an hour be-
fore he was to have been taken to
Fort Madison to spend the remainder
Of his life within penitentiary walls
for the murder of Charles H. Morris,
]. G. Cain slashed himself from ear
to ear with a razor secretly slipped
in to him and died in agony within
the ST. Louis cage in the county Jail.
AS he left his cell to enter the
lavatory Cain stopped and scribbled
this note on the bottom and side of
an empty candy boX-a box that had
contained the few sweets his children
had given him on Christmas day:
''The Plymouth Rock or any other
church since the world began. Hodg.
don and Brennan, may the Lord in
heaven attend to you. You will be
sorry before you DIE. C. Came"
Then he placed the empty box on
the girder surrounding the st. Louis
cage walked quickly into the lavatory
and there deliberately sawed himself
across the throat until death was GER
tain.
The razor severed the jugular vein
and artery and the windpipe. But
even then surgeons might have pro-
longed Gains life had he not fought
them off viciously whenever they at.
tempted to aid the suffering man.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
A GOOD DOCTOR.
The German Physician, DR.. BAR
Des MoineS, has Hundreds of
Testimonials from Cured
Patients.

Positive proof that Incurable ESQ
called) diseases as Consumption, Par
alysis, Cancers, Fits, Psychics, Rheu
matism, Tumors, Appendicitis, Gall
Stones, have been and are being
cured. IF YOU ARE AFFLICTED,
TAKE COURAGE. EITHER CALL ON
FULLY OF YOUR CASE. After thirty
years of hard study he is leader in
the treatment OF Special Pathology or
Diseases often given up as hopeless by
the Emergency or Family Doctor.
Consults tim is free, either at the
office or by mail. If you can not call
on the Doctor, write him. Address
1922, 9th Ave, Des Moines, la. 0S
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
BOYS IN REAL BATTLE.
They Use shotguns At Too Close
Rance.

Guthrie Center.-Down in the vicin-
ity of Bear Creek in this county was
enacted Il scene that has not been
witnessed since the aborigines of
Audubon county shot up the wick-i-
ups of the denizens of the Big Woods
III Guthrie county, as a result of which
several young hopefuls are candidates
for the hospital
About dozen boys from Guthrie
Center We're out in that neighborhood
looking for jacks and NOTIFICATIONS.
1t was fine day for rabbits So
fine, in fact, that all the rabbits had
gone visiting over in the next county.
Finally the boys tired of hunting,
and some one proposed sham battle.
TWO sides We're chosen and battle
lines drawn. 1t was intended that the
lines should be out of shotgun range
OF each other, but either the officer of
the day had absorbed little too much
Bear creek water, or the armament
was above the average, for the first
few volleys perforated about a half
dozens amateur Grants and Shermans
with pint of No. shot No one was
seriously hurt, but several were
pretty well ballasted with lead.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Report Of Hamlin Depot

Agent Spar kindly handed us this
item in regard to the station business
the past month: Freight forwarded
in carloads, -sogs 15 cars; cattle A
cars; sheep cal; oats cars,
Freight received in carloads
lumber 4 cars; coal cars; fl pur1 car;
car. Ticket sales were
remarkably light for December on
account of the financial furry 10
doubt, being only s55.l6.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09

The Misses Mary and Gunder Juel
visited their brother, Peter Juel and
wife over New Years, returning to
their home the latter part of the
week.
The Danish Brotherhood installed
their officers Friday evening and in
creased their membership by the
Initiation Of new man, Mr.. Jens o.
Christensen.
Mrs. Charles Hensley of Burling-
ton, Montana, arrived here one day
last week and is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Gill, ard
is said to be in very serious condi-
ton, pulmonary disease being the
prime cause.
Charley Spar returned last week to
his duties az station agent after a
three weeks vacation which he
passed in visiting his parents. friends
and sweetheart in the northern part
Of the state. He looks much heal
thier, having spent much time in the
open air with HER by his side.
air. and Mrs. c E. Mark left Mon
day on a couple of days vsi, with
his uncle near De SOTO when they
will return to Brayton where he will
be checked in as agent for the Rock
Island there. Mr.. Mark has made a
very acceptable agent during the alb
sence of the agent here, and himself
and wife will be missed by the many
friends they have made while
with US.
Our former citizen out east of
town, Sam Johnston, having honor
ably served his time or board the
battleship Helena, stationed at Hong
Kong, China, and received his dis
charge, has returned to Lorah to visit
relatives for 8 short time before go
ing to Nebraska to visit his grand
mother. He will then return to
Greeley. His brother Will was in
Lorah one day last week to visit him.
For Sale
Pure bred Plymouth Rocks, C.,ck-
erels ard Pullets
j9 a'Rs. r. W. MULLENGER.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
NEW RAILWAY IN OPERATION.
First Train Run Over Atlantic, North
ern G. Southern.

Atlantic-The last rail on the At
lantic Northern and Southern railway,
traversing the territory between the
town of Kimballton and Atlantic was
laid on the last afternoon of the old
year and on the morning OF Jan. J.,
the first regular train was run over
the new road. On it were gathered
all OF the officers and directors of
the company, together with about 200
stockholders.
The people of Kimballton had invit-
ed them to attend big New Years
feast in that place, and the entire
trainload of people were the guests
of the citizens there. One of the larg-
est crowds in the history of thas thrlv-
ing community congregated to give
a rousing welcome to the visitors.
Refreshments on an elaborate plan
were served and at the close of the
banquet speeches were made.
The finances of the road are repre-
sented within the 100000 mark,
which includes the entire cost Of
construction, stations, etc. This
money has been raised by stock sub
scriptions and is held by about 700
stockholders, each and every one be-
ing local merchant or clerk in one
OF the towns on the A. N. & S.. 1t is
doubtless the only road in the history
OF railroad building where such a
large body of stockholders have so
tenaciously stuck together and car
ried out project OF such magnitude.
AT the present time enthusiasm is
developing over the prospect of build
ing the road on to Manning in the
north and to Villisca on the south.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
WHOLESALE GRAFT.
Deputy Sheriffs and constabIes at
Buxton Accused

Albia.-Four deputy sheriffs and
constables of Bluff Creek township,
Monroe county, and which includes
the town of Buxton, We're placed
under arrest and brought here for
preliminary hearing on graft charges.
They were arraigned in justice court
and then given a continuance
The officers are charged with ac-
cepting bride, and the informations
were not issued until the county at
torney's Office had been we'll fortified
with aftidavits from men who have
been conducting Joints in that town
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09

ship. The sEames Of the men who
will be placed under arrest are Mel
son Walker, Ed Lee, Andrew Blakely
and Jim Smith.
These men have been of the law
compelling force of the county for
several years, and during their time
the joints have thrived at Buxton. An
investigation from the county attor-
ney's office found many joint keepers
who were anxious to get from under
the burden of paying brides for i'm
munity, and they gave such afidavits
as to cause the filing of the informa-
tons
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Bradley of
Old Hamlir, assise ed by cir rel !.
tives down to the fourth generation
celebrated their Golden Wedding
Anniversary on New Years eve Tue
children were all pre,ent except
James of Missouri Valley and Harry
of Los Angeles, California. Oysters
were served and a very social family
gathering was pas ed A fine man ell
c ock was presented them in memory
of the eve.t
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Burlinaton BARRIERS Strike.

Burlington-Unkempt countenances
on the patrons of the barbershops
will be the rule in Burlington on ac-
count of general walk-out of the
BARRIERS. Employees of two of the
most prominent shops quit and others
will follow suit during the day. The
men want straight salary of s12
per week and 60 per cent of their
earnings. The Old scale was $40 per
weeh The bosses are firm. Over
100 men are out.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Weak Women

To weak and ailing women. there is at least one
way to help, But with that way two treatments.
must must be combined One is local. one is constitu-
DR.. Shops Night Cure is the Local.
DR.. Shops Restorative. the Constitutional.
mucous membrane suppository remedy, while Dr..
Shops Restorative is wholly an internal treat
ment. The Restorative reaches throughout the
entire system, seeking the repair of all nerve.
all tissue. and all blood ailments
The Night Cure. as its name implies, does its
work while you sleep. 1t soothes sore and inlam-
ed mucous surfaces, heals local weaknesses and
discharges. while the Restorative, eases nervous
excitement gives renewed vigor and ambition,
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
Restorative-Table ts or LiQuid-asa general tonic
to the system. For positive local help use as well
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Refuse to Drain LowIands.

Burlington.-The board of supervis-
ors has taken action on the question
of draining the low lands in the north
part of the county which stops the
project and delays an Improvement
that meant the expenditure of some
$250,000 and would mean an estimated
million dollar increase in the value
of the land The action of the board
was taken on the strength of the
strenuous protests from the land
owners who objected to the expense.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Elk Horn

Little Mics Vera Christensen has
been having severe cold.
", Misses Hansen visited with their
friends at Elk Horn last Sunday.
- Several from here attended the
masquerade ball at Roerbeck's, last
week.
Oluf Hansen spent Saturday and
Sunday with parents and friends,
here.
Thomas Jorgensen has been busy
painting and papering the bee hive
store.
i. Several new students have been en-
rolled at the beginning of the winter
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe James left tor
Harlan, last Monday evening, over
the A. N. Il S.
Ole N. Olsen left for H. P. c., Des
Moines last Saturday. Ole intends
to prepare himself for civil service.
The literary at Danish College was
held last Friday evening. A large
crowd and good program was re-
ported.
Several from here attended the big
dinner at Kimballton, New Years
day. Some went down by rail and
others drove down.
j. r. Myrthus has been breaking
to drive one OF DR.. Jorgensen's new
broncos, which the DR.. intends to
drive after it is thoroughly broken.
The college students and teachers
were given a party at Mrs. A. L.
Boysen's last Saturday evening. A
party was also given at Jens Ras-
mussen'a, the same evening.
Veterinary Rasmussen and wife
from Audubon spent Sunday with
P. I'll. Miller's returning Monday
Mr.. Rasmussen reports good prac-
tice in his new location at Audubon.
Peter Nissea is busy moving the
upper implement house, which Chris
Larsen il having moved down south
of the bee hive store. On one of his
lots, which he recently bought at the
town sale.
T. F. Johnson, who has been visi-
ting with his sister, Mrs. Maria
Christensen left last Monday for
Des Moines Ia. where he will take a
complete commercial course at High
land Park College.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-01-09
Dubuque Man Is Stricken.

Dubuque.-Peter scharff, for twenty
years member of the Dubuque police
force, was stricken with paralysis
while making arrest. He stopped
over to life drunken man, when he
was stricken. Little hope is ex-
pressed for his recovery.