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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02
HERE AND THERE
October misused us.
November abused us.

w. l.. Clark spent Sunday at the r.
H. Garnet home in Hamlin
Nellie Brady has resumed her duties
as teacher at number two, Greeley.
The Sizer boys put a superfine bunch
of red shOats on the Hamlin market last
week.
Ira Johnson supplied the Hamlin mar
ket with eleven loads of white hogs one
day last week.
A pleasing freak of the post card craze
is card shower usually precipitated by
ones birthday.
Mabel McNutt spent a pleasant week
at the home of her uncle, Art McNutt,
north of Audubon.
The recent snow storm turned George
Carley's thoughts toward the Sunny
South causing him to throw mp his job
on the James Eagen farm and put off
for X ansas.
w. S. Armstrong, his sons Charles,
and Maurice and daughter Edythe are
out at Peetz, Colorado, and each will
take up desert claim should suitable
one be found.
Notwithstanding the fact that he has
doue well in Iowa fra johnson will move
to South Dakota in the spring. His sale
is billed for December ten when he will
sell 1877 head of live stock.
Charles and Edyth Armstrong have
taken up desert claims near Peetz in
Colorado Maurice Armstrong was pre-
vented frem taking a claim by a tele-
gram calling him home to his wife who
was taken seriously i'll.
A big fat roasted goose with all the
| delicious cOncOmitantS was on the bill OF
| fair at the John McNutt home Thanks
| giving day A few near relatives gath
cred about the board and did justice tC
Mrs. McNutt 5 masterful efforts at cook
cry.
The Dick Owen home was the scene
high social gayety Thanksgiving night
The sirene strains of the violin, the may
waltz and the gay quadrille predomi
mated. Those i'll attendance report {
] splendid time punctured by a delicious
supper
Andrew Nelson, Greeley's foremost
bachelor. will till the BilharZ farm soor
to be vacated by Ira johnson. Andrew
landlord objects to him keeping bache
lor's hall which puts Andrew in dilem
ma Girls, can't one of you make {
heroic rescue?
That lonely, neglected streak called
highway leading eastward from thu
, George X. Spencer corner to the Jones
farm has become impossible, forcing thu
mail north at the Spencer corner to OLD
Hamlin thence east to the George Scot
farm. Were the change made perma
/ nent it would improve both the route
and the service.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02

For SALE: Some good Durock-
Jersey male pigs, at Maple Grove Stock
Farm, Two and One-hal Miles North of
Audubon. 42tf MADISON SPENCER.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02
MANTZ & WHITE,
CHARLES BAGLEY,
Attorneys for plaintiff.

The foregoing notice having been presented
to me and duly inspected the sameiS hereby ap-
proved ut Council Bluffs. Iowa, on the 9th day
of November, 1919, and it is ordered that said
notice be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Audubon Republican, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation printed at Audubon, Iowa.
W. II. GREEN,
f5-I Judge 18th Judicial District of Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02

James Knox, 100. Knox his wife, given
name unknown; William IL. Fleming,
Fleming. his WIFE, given name unknown;
f,ennld s. Ayers. $780, Ayers, his wife. Civ
en- name unknown: Luke Dillon. ------ Dill
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02
OriqinaI Notice

Tn the District Court OF the State of Iowa in
and for Audubon county December term 1909,
Chris Lansmann. Plaintiff
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02

lOn his wife, given name unknown; Charles
Daugerty 1850 Daugerty his wife, given
name unknown; G. NJ. Condor. - Condor
his wife. given name unknown III, NJ. WNeth
600 Wyeth. his wife given name unknown;
Henry w. Perkins, ------ Perkins, his wife,
given name unknown: ..---.. Peters, VIE oil
Simon Peters, given name unknown: and
the unknown heirs. next of kin, aSslgnees
and grantees of said defendants; and the un-
known claimants OF the West fifty GOD acres
of the West fractional One-half & y of the
Northwest Quarter of Section Six 90. Town
ship Eighty 800 Range Thirty six $3.50 West
9Th pm. Iowa. Defendants,
To the aforesaid defendants:
You and each of YOU are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the ONCE of the Clerk of
the District Court of Audubon county, Iowa.
the petition of Chris LanSmann, plaintii, claim
ing that he is the absolute and unquallf1ed owner
in fee simple of the West Fifty 600 Acres of the
West Fractional One-half (l2) of the NOrth-wes
Quarter of Section Six go, Township Eighty tso)
Range Thirty six (36) West 9Th pm, Iowa
That the plaintiff is credibly informed and be-
lieveS that the defendants herein make some
claim adverse to the estate of plaintin in said
property, and that the plaintiff believes that
the defendant James Knox and wife derive their
claim under certificate of Original Entry from
the government; William H. Fleming and wife
claim by.virtue of deed from Edward &. Rut-
ledge and wife, Lenard 5. Ayers and wife claim
by virtue of a deed from VIM. Fl. Fleming and
wife; Luke Dillon and wife claim under deed
from Leanoer S AyreS and wife; Charles Danger
ty and wife claim by virtue of deed from Luke
s billy and wife: ----.. Peters. given name I'M
known, as the surviving spouse of Simon Peters;
G.. M. Condor and wife claim by virtue OF "A deed
from Simon Peters, H, M. Wyeth and wife claim
by virtue of a deed from Nathan Conrad and
wife, Henry w. Perkins and wife claim by vir-
tue of deed from Henry NJ. Wyeth and wife.
And that the unknown heirs next of kin. as
SigneeS and claimant and grantOrS claim under
and by virtue of the respective instruments and
cOnVeyanceS referred to.
Plaintiff further states that he has held
open, continuous. adverse, exclusive. hostile
notorious and actual possession of said real
estate for more than ten C0) years last
past and he prayS that his title and eS
tate be established against the adverse
claims of the defendants aforesaid, and that
they and all persons claiming by, through and
under them, and the unknown claimants of said
real estate. be barred and forever estopped from
having or claiming any right, title or interest in
and to said real estate adverse TO That of plain
tiff and that the title thereto be Quoted in
plaintiff: and unless YOU appear thereto and de
fend on or before noon of the second day of the
December term of said court which commences
on the l4th of December, 1909, at the court house
in Audubon, Iowa. default will be entered
against you and decree ana judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, this fth day of No
ypmber. 1899,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-12-02
SMILE

SMILE
Life is so short
Tbs told in a verse.
As we turn from our sport
Lo, there stands the hear Sc.
Life is SO short
Yet It's worth while
To pause at this port
just for one smile.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Send lOc name of. paper and this adj for our
beautiful SAVINGS Bau-: I'D Chllds Sketch Book.
Each bank contains Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4O9 Pearl St, New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06
Brutality No Test of Love


and the women liked il because they
knew no better
III a man was rough and cruel It
stood for manliness, it he was gentle
he must be 4 coward they argued
And tha cave ladies' were rougaly
Woaea and dragged home in ungentle
manher and they liked it that way.
Put man has changed since hen.
and woman's love Of loving has kept
pace with lhe change
She loves just as passionately, but
with infinitely more tenderness.
There Il 10 room in all Loves
broad fair realm for the cave man
tnday. The man who woOes SUCCESS.
fnlly must be- brave and strong but
hn must also be gentle
Strong of arm, gentle Of heart, that
Is the man she loves.
According to some men. The new
wonian Is fitted 10 he the cave man
mate Bin those men are mistaken.
for the new w1iaan is Just a WON.
am alter all and her love Of voting
viii not Interfere ia The least with
her loye Of loving
Centlencss a Sign OF love.
The moment a man treats girl
unklnllg She should break with him
" nc N treats her MS q aweeihearl
will break her heart as a wife
am haRny 10 say that not one
RirI III thousand would feel a.
Dora Stcinmesser does, The man /
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Observation-Disclosures sssEs HsHsHiHsEsH7ssEfz
Bachelor Girls Reflections


wives shall meet in heaven Is prob
ably What drives SO many men 10
take the downward path
IT'S something of a shock to girl
lo marry "inllicr' aud alterward
find that she has tied herself 10
ilile'
After all matrlmony has It's advant
ages. only a married man can firt
WITH that perfect abandon tat comes
from ihe consciousness that nothing
worse can happen to him
There are tines in every modern
wrmans lfr when She has a primi.
i've yeaning to be grasped by The
hair and ordered about. Il takes so
much responsibility off shoulders.
Eelng married 70 woman is about
ls Interesting 10 t-e average man as
reading daily chapter in a novel Of
wAieh he knows The whole plot
The worll lOyetb a cheerful liver'
New York World. ~. 500 5000.
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actions did not show love- but mere
brutality
A man ought to treat his wife as
the rafest most precious thing in the
world
He has no right 10 show her pat
ronage condescension or the small
esi act OF unkindness.
She Is his equal absolutely, and
in most cases his superior even II
she cant 10 multiplication or tell a
stcrk from a bond
II you are keeping company" with
Young man who shows anything
but the greatest respect and gentle
ness break with him There are
enough coed men in the world to
boycott the bad ones
Don't mistake brutality for strength
and Jump ~ the conclusion that phys
ical strength is the only quality nee
cs sary 10 a good ausband
There is such a thing as being too
Weet and foreiving. and Dora Stein
messer has struck IT,
] am sure when she rcgains her
etrength she will realize that she
rannct marry such coward as her
suitor has proved himself to be-
horc ycu will take her case to
heart and realize that fhc man who
Is coward enough to ruin girls
beauty Is not man enough TO marry
her afterward, or treat her kindly II
be DOES marty her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

iBA ECdtfIee fNlfIa@,J
The other dag Dora steinmesser
refused 70 kiss her sweetheart. she
was quite sure that she loved him.
NcN she knows lhai Sic loves him,
aud how DO you iaink she found cut
The sweetheart, truly gentle,
gallant suitor piqued a. her refusal
payfuliy dashed tie contents Of a
bottle OF carbolle acid IN her face
Her beauty, and perhaps her eyesight
wege destroyed
But she says he has given proof OF
tho strength of Is love, and thai
she win marry him as soon as he Is
released from prison ana she II well
enough 10 so through the ceremony
i know he luges me- she says,
and Chat he viii not care about The
lcss OF nv luokse
rpcrs poor little deluded girl lle
IS Just the SORT of brute who will care
very much about The hess of your
iooF and II Is to be anped for the
ake OF your future happiness thai
H. Will net be willing to marry you
Any tate would be better Than TO
become lhe wife oi 8 man ~ bis
ealiber.
Cave Mln'o Treatment.
The whole story seems almost pre-
aialcrlo Thousands of years aso
men treated women in that fashion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06
MISREPRESENTATION J
;CENTRAL STATE NORMAL J;
van nAMaNa

The Central Normal football team
will play tse Chlocco Indians at
chiloeco on Friday A fast game Is
anticipated
The Pioneer Literary society gave
very interesting open meeting at
he chanel hall on the Goth Of Oc.
tober. The Pioneer and the Lyceum
societies expect to give such meet
iups every two weeks
Homer Hill. 10, of the y. w Wis
tied former classmates over Satur-
day and Sunday. attending the Hal
snwe'en entertainment on Saturday
night
The Y w. G. A. aud the Y NJ.
G. A. will give reception 10 the
Students and faculty OF the Normal
IN Saturday, November 6 A pleas
ant evening Is anticipated. as these
associations have proved that they
are royal entertainers
l.. J Knack principal OF the Foss
high school. was in chapel Friday
visiting his old friends and class
mates OF 10.
The Central has the best body Of
students in the state All are earn
estly striving 70 get the best possi-
Bile benefit from the courses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

Marriage Is a voyage Of discovery,
that starts for the sunny lands aud
cads at the North Pole
Divcrce is thr q + % Al the end
Of the matrimonial problem
II Is difficult TO decide which Is
worge srendins your days waiting
for husband before marriage. or
spending your nights waitng Tor one
after marriage
Many woman clings to a dis
agreeable husband merely Decause
be h1s become confirmed habit hat
she can't shake off
oYc is that stage Of paranoia in
which q man can't eat becomes in-
coherent IN sue eh, has a sinking
sensation III ihe nil Of bis hear ard
Is generally given up BY his friends.
Marriage Is something lire sailing
an airs ip; u locks 50 easy and fas-
einailng until you try ID
The thought lhat husbands and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

after the holidays. while on the
sireet ear ! noticed 2 little girl with
q doll in her arms which was almost
as big as she was. The conductor
came 70 collect the fare lie looked
al the child and then smiingly said.
You have not paid for your doll '
The little girl looked at him and
then Indignantly said. why. she only
came a few days ago. aud no one has
to pay until they are years old.
Thoughtful Child.
A little S-year-old girl had an aunt
10 always wore eyeglasses for near
sightedness
One day she happened to go into
the room and her aunt. who had TAX.
en- OF her glasses to clean them.
asked the little one II she saouid
leave them of.
No aunlie.s replied the child
WHY not91 said her amt
Tanse ooll lake told. annile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

The moon is gold, but its all too
high.
An you couldn't spend It In the sky
An the Man in the Moon-he'd say
twas his.
SO you better stay where this old
world Is.
For iais is the place where you love
TO play
An YOU cave great times on a hol-
iday
Where Christmas comes, an Fourth
July
Which they don't have there IN The
big blue sky.
And If SO high YOU chanced to roam
You might never find your way back
home!
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Quantity W. Quality.


Two little tcis were PLAYING iralu
chairs IN row constituted engine
aud coaches Mother heard dispute
aud sent 70 sec The cause She
found the older chilli. age 3 In The
ffonl coach with one well dressed
Well kept doll beside aer The olher
tot aesefl Bad pllefs yag coach Tith
dcIIs adlls mlndsilesS and arms and
eyes. and was getting into the third
coach with an equally dilapidated doll
In her arms
What Is the matter2" asked moth.
er.
Tha 5-xear.old looked up and said.
sjust look Caroline always warts
too many babies. One Is enough for
ANYBODY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

and sou arc made ct brown sugar
OF Equal Importance.
AunlIe. cried little Helen, one
me rnlng as She rushed into the
Kitchen where her aunt Wis prepar-
np dinner. Muvvef wants Dinner
sief "Sle does. replied auntie
"Neil, have no objections What
did you eame o9er to tell me that
for" Is. but Sc wants Dinner
later persisted Helen All right.
said auniies she can have 1t later
Car, papa cCme home on time to.
daS No. no, wants Dinner
later AnntieA AS in great dis,
lress to understand What tie child
meant Finally her glance fell upon
The Dellneator. She handed the mag.
azine to Helen With the remark. 4
guess thaf is whas mayver wants
Helen ran home happy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06
aThe Cat And The Fiddler

The Cat And The Fiddle"
How like the strains OF sn old ia
mliar song, o. the voice of an old
friend from far away come TO use tue
mes Of the Old nursery rhyme.
Hey Diddle Didt'le. the cat and the
fiddle,
The COW umped over the moon,
The little dog laughed 'essee the fun.
And he dish ran aNsy with the
spoon"
We whose weary, way-bluised feet
Lave tfodden the gray old road OF
tally HE beaten down aud trampled
hy a myriad of hurrying people. az
the magic sound OF that old lullaby
are wooed by its spell back to the
lai yland Of childhood Again our
childish ears listen to the voices in
hc woodland, and our eyes catch the
flashing glimpses Of the tiny fleet
ing forms.
Wait and you shall see them You
shall 20 back TO the far off land with
III its glamour and magic: a fairyiand
more vivid and beautiful than the
Imagination of childhood ever pictured
viii be- shown It Is coming 70 you,
when the old wonder story Of long
'go The Cat and the Fiddle with
rs sweet music viii enhance the beau
les Of the scenes. and beautiful maid
ms Ia dazzling costumes will fin
through the magic glades.
A company of over forty people, Sc
lerted With the cae and skill of long
experience. viii be seen In the musi-
cal extravaganza.
The p incipais are all well known
rs popular favorites including Chas
A. Sellon and the E More Sisters and
The performance promises one of the
rarest musical treats offered this
season.
"rhe Cat and the Fiddle will be
81 the Brooks Sunday November 2lst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

4rhis Young cub calls on my daugh
Ter every evening of the world"
why don't yon kick him into the
middle u next week.
Il guess that's tho only way to
make him miss few nights"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

are a Dc ifoce Trees leave out
u the spring and leave of in the
tall
The Way q Mothers.
A little Texas girl sat Watching a
very awkward hen with her first
hrooI She irod on them and knnck-
"A them over ever, slep sue took
The little cot came running IN and
said Oh. mother Just come and
look al this mean old hen. ! would
NOT have sgch a mutaer
She stood very still for moment.
and then with the msrriest Of twinkle
"a her eyes, said Maybe that Is the
way she spanks them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

Live Advertisers.
Manager Brooks. Of the Brooks
opera house. has the present week
installed an artistic advertising cur
tain. the production Of the Tnomp-
sen Scenic CO.. Of Los Angeles. Cal.
Among The live advertisers noted on
the curtain are included The Guthrie
Daily Leader Lohr and Trapnell.
ROYAL Transfer Co. Star Laundry.
Henry Reynolds. Postoffice drug
store. Brown dry goods store, Owl
drug store, Willis Tailoring Co..
Maichetts cafe. National Bank of
Commerce. Guthrie Wall Paper Co.
e B. Metz. F. l.. Williams. abb
stractor. Furrow Co, Koetsch jew
cry company. Boston Meat Market.
J II Rucks. Arkansas Lumber Co.,
] J Abell Patterson Furniture Co,
Tallman. the livery man, Poison
Transfer Co. Drummer and Han
Automobile Co. Hoover Bros liv-
cry
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Liberty Al Any Cost.
My little cousin. George. had a very
bad habit Of running away He aad
been punished many times for this
hnf II seemed 10 do no good One
day his mother. being provoked At
him. said. well. what shall do with
you-sive you q whipping or put you
tu bed2' r
Little George waited a minute and
tacn said. i guess m take the whip
ping and go play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

The attraction at The Brooks 10
morrow night viii be the new mus
ical comedy The Honeymoon Girl,
a br,sht breezy and brilliant musi-
cal Offering. L has plot, tunefnl
end catchy music. and other unusual
textures and is presented by one OF
the most capable companies now ap-
pearing in musical comedy
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Unfamiliar Politics.

Unfamiliar Politics.
The child OF a gentleman of Mug
wnmp" principles. when asked whelh-
ef his fataer was a Democrat or a
Republican. replied that he was neith-
or. What is he. them demanded
the questloner q man not appfecl.
alive OF lsne Statues IA solitses -
anything elsel. TIE little boy loek.
e1 doubtful. 4 am nor sure he
said. hui | think think he's a
~igwam'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06
An Artless Distinction.

An Artless Distinction.
evils aeed : asked his mother
what he was made ~ The mother
replied: Sugar. BE- you are SO
sweet, soon aIfetN she heard him
declare 70 his litih enlnred cam
paniou. 4 e'a maae of ahise sugar
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Idle Items
DO your talkinS on the lecture plat
form
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He Should Co Up Head, !"

The teacher asked Tommy what he
could tell her about leaves Leaves
answered Tommy i . KIND q flor
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Cheap Clothes
are Cheap

when you buy them. and soon after.as
They will make the best man in the
world look cheap. You can't avoid
it if you wear such clothes. We do
not want you to look cheap, and to
put you right we offer you the
chance of wearing
STEIN-BLOCH and SOCIETY BRAND
SMART CLOTHES.
They are just trifle more expen-
sive, but they give you dollar for
dollar in fit, in style, in wear.
Try on, examine - you need not
buy.
The above lines $40 to $35 Suit.
Other makes from $3.50 TO SIS Suit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-06

in The Infant Class
onc aaY last sears a few days
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RUNNING DOWN SLAYER
OF MAY BELLE MILLMAN.

Detroit Sept. S-shenn CASTOR and
the police Of the entire state started in
with redoublcd energy today To run
down the slayer ~ May Belle Millman.
whose hoadless, arnlcss and loglcsG
body was found 400 Ecorsc creek. Nom
day morning and whose head and limbs
were recovered yesterday
A clue today was furnished by Er-
nest aud William Bucholt2. farmers
who "a week ago Tuesday when ON their
way 90 market al o'clock Ia the morn
iug. we've passed by motor car con
tanning Two men and "a large burlap bug
The bag was similar 40 that which con
taincd the mutllated Endy and The ma
chine was headed towards Ecorse crock.
Another clue is that young woman
answering Miss Milman's description
was seen near Ecorac creek last week
in company with "a Detroit man vino
formerly worked Boa Ann Arbor
Dragging ln ECorsc crock was con-
tuucd today Boz the hope ~ finding
some Of the dead girls clothing ami
the lower portion of the abdomen which
has not yct been recovered
The body uf Miss Millman was taken
tu Ann Arh1r today Tor burial