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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-02-03
A Second Primary For Senator.

WINFIELD, La, Feb. /, 1917.
To the Voters of the 9th Senatorial
District:
l am proud of the thirteen
hundred votes received in the
last primary, being nearly three
hundred majority over my next
opponent, Mr.. Clair Mccain. II
had hoped that he would follow
the example of the State candi-
dates, thus saving the parishes
of VIM and Caldwell about one
thousand dollars for an election
in which there are no other con-
tests. Had | been defeated as
he has, l would certainly submit
gracefully to the will of the peo-
pie.
Mr.. McCain's hope is that the
voters of VIM and Caldwell will
not turnout in the next primary
because there are no local con-
tests. His friends have openly
boosted of this, and the fact that
contests for sheriff and repre-
sentative in Grant parish will
bring out a full vote. Now, /
am not asking you to go to the
election and vote for me because
| need the Office, for | do not.
But | have spent my own time
and money cheerfully, helping to
organize the Good Government
League, and supported Judge
Hall openly, and as the support
ers of DR.. Aswell made the VIC
tory of good government over
whelming in the State Night,
without second primary, / will,
if elected, be in a position to car
ry out the reforms promised,
which includes the reduction of
high salaries, the election Of all
officers, and the abolition of game
wardens and other useless offices.
Mr.. Mccain, on the contrary,
supported Michel, even presiding
at a Michel meeting at Verda,
Grant parish, hence will be in
opposition to these reforms
should he go to the Senate.
| Mr.. Michels legal adviser,
Jimmy Henriques, of New Or
leans, has already boasted since
the first primary, that they have
the Senate almost solid, and ex-
pect to control the house, and
that, with an opposing legisla-
ture, Judge Hall will not be able
to carry out the reforms he ad-
vocates.
Now, my friends, the Hall and
Aswell vote in this district was
over twenty-five hundred, as
against less than five hundred
for Michel, and the question is,
do you wish to lose the fruits of
your magnificent victory?
i Let me urge you, therefore, to
go to the polls again on the 9th
day of February and vote fer re-
form, as you did before, and /
shall be able to represent you in
making this a government of, for
and by the people, instead of a
government of the people, by the
ring and for the ring.
The only preference my oppo-
nent urges against me, is a geo.
graphical technicality, but on his
own statement Grant has had two
Senators out of five, and Caldwell
none. As Caldwell gave me a
majority over both of my oppo-
nents in the first primary, his
claim is groundless. But l am
not a sectional candidate and
propose to represent the entire
district when l am elected.
!! Sincerely yours,
O TT.--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

xrs. Jess \. Won q fortispd.
Or. has the honor OF bcing the
only woman In the world TO pilot =
motorboat over any waters ~ tho
rate OF 20 miles an hour. On many
occasions she has SAT 81 the wheel
cf tho Oregon Wolf. the fastest
inosorboat in the world. while her
husband tuned the nine cylinder
engines up 70 40 miles an hour.
Mr. Wolff. the owner and builder
OF the craft. has the utmost con-
fidcncc In the ability OF Mira. Wolff
To guide the boat la any kind OF q
race. She has had considerable OK
pertcnce. having plotted Mr. Wolfrs
first racer. Hattie. In the free-for-ail
event At Astoria. 1904. winning
easily. Since that time shc has
psloted the Fiirt. Vixen. Wolf. Wolf
n. and the Oregon Wolf.
Mr.. wolff will not lot his wife
guide the boat since he has entered
into the fast races agninst time. be-
cause Of her weight.
IL la not because she In not
capa ble,'' said Wolff. -She can
handle that boat ~ well N the next
one. but now that We are 4 worlds
champion. ws have TO have pa
pcrweighr at the wheel. and the
job fell to orth MAthiot, . 17-year.
old scboo, boy. who was nj the
wheel when the Oregon Wolf re-
Gently lowered tho record head by
tho Dixie w."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

whats In . name r'----'.Aiveo;ar'
% synonymous with sucntistry per
fected.- The term implies quality.
durability and beauty. n we have
sneexsaed In convincing upwards Of
sight thousand persons OF the super
torfty and satisfaction Of our work.
surely. then we may lay claim 10
a so1sonah!e amounl OF considers.
tiou ard fair title 10 more than
ms thtcAl suhxtanfislsty. and. fur
not ~ any esss.s ana nf hidden asa power ~
Of ieKerdrmain. or cor practice OF
magical art. but purely ~ q plain.
Honest talk In the English language
and clear demonstration Of the
principles Of our work. II were cot
hypnosissd eight thousand human
minds. Surely ~c owe = greater
respcct to the Individual infeIli-
Fence than 10 assume that every
member q the human family today
wearing Aiveoisr Teeth has been
deffty coerccd. arffuiiy compelled 10
accept our statements and our work
ana to have done 30 against ali the
powers OF his reason. against all his
doubt and skcpttrism- Had this been
the case. and there had been nothing
our words there would have been
such . back rush and stampede Of
riufous. Indignant souls a. 10 make
life for us us1brRrnhie. We hare en-
rpuntered. however, no Wild rawlings
and have proceeded tranquility along
the itne Of progression. Thea there
nsast be s~Seshsax stronger than
words, welEhtfcr than argument. and
more honest than faiiacy and fakiry,
70 have convinced the mind Of, We
say. ~ 1esss eight thousand beings.
that we fuifiil the prophecy Of our
creed This skssg Is ~xp~rsus~sssi
knevvte19s. and It's suhs~1venf seess-
encsfwa- We are not publishing a
long list OF the patients we have
treated for the purpose OF having
them dcnounce VA. Who should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
TO BROADEN COLLEGE
ATHLETICS

BERKELEY. Cal. March 81
Plans for extending the scope Of
the annual Pacific coast conference
track and field meet to include
teams from overy college on the
coast are being made by Graduate
Manager Milton Farmer here today.
The meet win be held on the Cal
ifornia track May T. Al present
the state universities Of Oregon.
Nevada and California. Washing.
ton state college. the University OF
Southern California. Pomona col
lcge and Occidental college have
entered teams. Stanford universe.
" will also be reported. 1t is ex.
pccted. and arrangements for a
team from the University OF Wash
ington will be completed within a
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
Peculiar After Effects
Of Grip This Year
Leaves Kidneys in Weak
ened Condition

Doctors In all parts Of the coun,
try have been kept busy with the
epidemic OF grip which has visited
90 many homes. The symptoms OF
grip this year are very distressing
and leave the system In a run down
condition. particularly tho Kidneys
which seem 10 suffer most. A. every
victim complains OF lame back and
urinary troubles which should not
bc neglected. AZ these danger sig'
nails often lead 10 more serious sick.
ness. such ~ dreaded Brighf's us-
ease. Local druggists report .
large gale on DR.. kiimers swamp
Root which 90 many people kay
soon heals and strengthens the Kid
nsys AFTER an attack Of grip. Swamp.
Root 10 . great kidney. liver and
bladder remedy. and. being an herb
al compound. has . gentle healing
effect on the kidncys. which u a.
most immediately noticed BY those
Who try II. DR.. Kiimef q Co. hing
hamtou. N. ". offer 20 send :
sample bottle Of swsmpRo Root. free
BY mall. TO every sufferer Who re-
questn II. A trial will convince any
one who may b. In need OF u. Reg
uiar siss bottle 90 ctr. and ti.o0. rof
sale II all druxgisss. De sure 10
mention Drpf. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
GOOD SHOW AT
BALLARD

> , . . . .
with the exception OF one bout
the show put on BY the Ballard A.
G. AZ their smoker last night was
winner. The boxing Was fast
and WAS run or without hitch
Between mills the whanKdoodir
trio furnished musical numbers to
the keen satisfaction OF the large
audience.
In the main event Tom Dale sss
given tho decision over Anderson
after TIRES fast rounds Of milling.
The second 20 between Johnson
and Peterson Was = whooper. For
three rounds the crowd vns on
It's feet all the time. Peterson was
awarded a close d~cision.
Ksxtner. OF Ballard. and Charles
trupp. Of the r. v. A. G.. fought q
lively ihre~round bout. the decis.
Ion going 10 kastD~S.
The only disappointing number
on tho card was the one between
Clemens and Brick" Conn Conn
quit at the eud Of the first round.
Adoiph Sohzcht did yell ~ the
third man In the ring. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

(Dy Uuite1 yyeeu Goaoo6 Wkfol
LOS ANGELES. March I'll
Dillon. Page. Howard and MetxKer
win be the Angel infield this sea
son. according 10 President berry.
Berry admits that he has not much
To do with tho selection of the club.
but he knows billions intentions
and declares no Ia speaking with
authority.
Laird viii be Dsiion's undcrstndy
At first base. while BIKando may
be retained a. utility infieIder. II
IL probable. however. that fsiKando
viii be released and m Infielder
secured from Comiskey's Sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

tuv usH~A vvv~s l.sas~a Wessb
LOS ANGELES. March I'll
Howard Morrow. middiewcight
championship ssptrsnt. 10 In Los
Angeles today with his hacker.
Tommy Ryan. Morrow. who will
meet bert FAxnn 1t Vernon April
~. already In In fair shape and
will do little active work until .
week before the match. The win.
nor OF this battle viii be matched
with the winner Of tho Herrick.
MantcIl contest In McCarcy's ciffn.
nation series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

TACOMA, March 27.--Fred BeelI.
champion middle and light heavy
weight wrestler OF the world last
night picked up some easy money.
He toyed with Frank Riley, Ia
comas champion middleweight.
and threw him with q half Nelson
and further arm In 37h minutes.
The second fall came In 7h min
utes. Harvey Donaldson, undefeat-
ed az a bantam or fentherweight,
defeated Young" Merrick OF Seat.
tie. getting the first fall In 81 min.
utes and the second In seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
NEW CHAMP IS.
WILLING
kiLnANE ACCEPTS OFFERED
MATCH WITH WoLoAsT

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March IT.
Johnny kilbanc. accompanied by
his manager. Jimmy Dunn. u ON
his way TO New York from this
city today. Just before leaving,
the new featherweI.ht champion
received an offer from Los Angeles
10 meet Ad wolraat In a D'round
contest there July 4. kIlbane Dc
ciared his willingness TO fight VOL
gnat for the lightweight crown on
that date. providing suitable H.
nanclai arrangements might be
made, Ia which case he will shorten
hla proposed European trip No as
10 be back on the coast In June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
ARE
INTERESTED
MANY CANDIDATES ENTER
POPULARITY CONTEST

There will be game at the ball
park every day this summer. ana
The Star Ia going 10 give two season
passes teood for every gamei to-
The most popular lady fan In &c.
attic.
That win be ono for herself and
one TO give away. n she sees III The
Star will give 20 the eeeond most
popular one. one scaaon pass. ana TO
the third gold watch. Other prizes
for the fourth and NTH.
The announcement In the Pink
last night created a mild sensation
among the fair lady.bugs. Several
nave already been nominated for the
contest. and many arc preparing TO
enter the lists.
II win be a voting contert pure
and simple. and there IL but ono
way 10 get votos~-.to clip them out
OF Tho Star Pink each evening
Subscriptions paid In advance will
not get votes. No voting coupons
will appear in any edition except
Ing the Pink. Candidates may hc
entcrcd al any time. but the first
voting coupons win appear IN to-
morrow nights Pink. 10 come
early and avoid tho rush. Get In
on the ground floor aud win ono OF
those prizes.
The contest win close On April
10. after which tho prixes viii BE-
awarded. 49,
II YOU know a woman fan who
would like to be able 10 walk Into
Mr. Duxdaie's park any time she
likes. Sundays. indiea' days or 9TH
erwisc. by just flashing a little
piece Of red cardboard. I'll In tho
nomination blank on this pngc aud
send Il TO the sportinx editor OF
The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

TACOMA. March 81. Mike
Lynch IA swinging the NJ. He has
Internationally released McHenry
and English. California pitchers,
and Godfrey. an Everett infIeldcr.
Johnny Basscy took the boys to
Missoula for tryout. Turk. Of
Portland. and Pettus. OF San Diego.
are oontenders for third base.
About 23 men are left on the squad
and these will be gradually pruned
down. Peter Morse. shortstop. Ia
hitting In the $50 class In practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March I'll
Both Otto Berg OF Astoria and Kid
George OF Stockton. aspIrants for
middleweight championship hon
ors. are considered to be from the
race today by the fight fans here
who saw them go 20 rounds to a
tired finish last night. Berg took
a terrific lacing. but did not sue.
coed In landing a clean punch until
the 10th round. when he staggered
George with right TO the chin.
George had established an early
lead. then loafed for the balance OF
the bout. George was awarded the
decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

TACOMA. March 27-~Iiecanae
his contract with the Pnntagcn
vaudeville people did not BRING him
to Tacoma. Ad Woigass. lightweight
champion boxer. will appear In
three fast rounds OF exhibition be-
fore the Tacoma Athletic club
April 2 with bis trainer. soily Sal
vadore. The little champion has
Joined the club. Halt a dozen ak
round bouts are advertised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

f0v Waited gv~ss a,~~~~s WHEEL
sTANroRD UNIVERSITY.
March .T.--0corxc HORNE. Stan.
ford's crack high jumper. holds
nov worlds intercollegiate RECORD
today. having cleared the cro~sbar
nj 9 feet * inches. The new mara
was set IN a meet with Pomona
college, In which Stanford was vic
torious By score Of - TO a. The
previous record was 8 feet Z inches.
held Jointly by HORNE and w. n.
Page Of the University OF Penn
syivAnis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
This win Please Nick

SANTA MARIA. Cal, March 81.
because he was tardy In report
ing for practice. Thurman veasey.
the big slabster obtained for the
Beavers from Cleveland. today In
releHated to the Northwestern
league. He will report TO Mana.
ger Nick wiiiIams soon and get
down TO hard training. II II
thought that as soon as the big
fellow hardens down. Manager Nc
Credie will take him back into the
fold. as he shows every sign Of bc-
Ing nossy finger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

knou best Of ~ -,
D-ntistry--the Doutlo( 6711
street. who knowo $780,
and Whose cooAomnot1m
forth oniy hocAu13 - H
your profit. o. tat M
self who has kf164 ~ r
found 81 true2 4
Aivesiss TEN w. 49,
& umoenuDoA
n only your ssoos - = r
say three Or fouF - 80 f.
replace all th1no TIT H
lost on both 49, e0nr
perfect A1von1nP go =
bridgcwork voal1 - -
even IL yoa ha1 GoG11 u ~
teeth 10 tie t.. ~ ~ -
two back te<kh - - 1n
inoixrz. ~ can eupVoy "a ~
teeth that arr anlar1ng -
full. service1hia 1lfr1GHo
teeth. Thia could ~ -
done by the trf1Ue ncNHa ~
brtdgework q pcon01co (1oo
FAtf@@t <H&H N<AXW ~ ~
large pere<ntAGo - ~ ~
Ing out brsdgewogk ~ u
posetiy high -ciaGo Gouol11C a. l
placing II with IL 49, \
artistic Aire0Iar eoGEA ~ Il
brfdgcwork In ano<Hoe Scc
Ia practically pa1niom -
or cutting Into IL guua ~
be dreaded Nov. ia 49,
equal. which would ~ c1gr
Csr1ng Pysss0Gn (d1o0 -
disease given Hp ~ ~ -
incufable. II another q -
ties We cMre it'a1oolo11lE
bgsstful atateme1t - uol14 w.
can DO anything fhnk T.
dentistry. and what ~ - =
Of the very highest o1nx
lets. Aiseoiaf Dono11cIY
write for one II ~ -
We have samples ~ -
show At all Ismea - ~
OF references. N ofny -
this city and etatA NJ
ALvEoLAR DENTAL -
Portland, Ah1ngeun -
seattle, Uu1g&9 -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

tmy ustt~a t~s~ss Leased wire,
NEW YORK. March 21.-The
mlddiewrlght championship hopes
OF Jack pvnnlng are blasted today.
Mike Gibbons Of ~. Paul all but
putting the New York serappcr out
Ia their io-ruund boat here last
night. Gibbons fought whiri-
wind battle throughout and Dsn-
ming lasted the limit only BY
citnchinx IN tho last round. when
Gibbons had him KroxKy and bleed.
Ing badly from irfs jabs 10 the face
and Furnishing short arm body
blows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

tWy rsIses Isvsse $500 wses.
BAN FRANCISCO. March IT,
To land . first class attraction for
April. Promoter Jas. w. Coffroth
today wired Matt weils. thr Eng
lish lightweight champion. In New
York. IN offsr to meet Jack nrtt'
ton rf Chicago In : 7o-ruund con
test here. A ropiy u expected this
nftcrnoou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

Lefty s'aton Will probably not
mako first string pitcher with
Bob Browns bunch this year. but
with a couple Of years on his Shout.
dcrs he IL going to he heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

J. p. Scott and william Hawkins
Of the Y. M. G. A. gym will 20 to
Everett on April 10 TO take part In
the Everett Y. NJ. G. A. exhibition
to DO held at the Everett theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

inoubators - .Co---The Ideal Huilt
for this climate. Sixty-egg. $500.
Other sizes In rro portion. Sold by
the Chas. II. Lilly Co.. Foot OF Main
St.. Seattle. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27
1.RN
VEUNXAAA


Charley Fullerton snd Hossa
esrsr arrived In camp yesterday
nnorninp and Jack usgy -
hsppy--sssi happy. einss y {
big dark eompissioesd fstts<s,
and Starry says hs iooks every
inch shs ries things shst have
been said about him. Fullerton
locks 10 be In pretty fair TRIM
That trim-ieokinp race horss,
Leslie Mann. has . pretty bad
cold and . pretty sore throat.
snd Barry told him 20 stick
around his room for . couple ~
days. The squad was cut work.
Inc yesterday. and that fin
sshed artist. Ray essvsas -
enehomish. was sasIn On the
SirlnS line. He toeksd good.
In the Afternoon . short game
was played
SECRETARY Palmer Gays ne
coming spring bench show u
going 10 BE- . world bssssr. n
Will excel N the quality ~ the
entries ard the number. Many
caninss from . distance will b
shipped 10 Seattle for the
event. Local deg faneisrs are
confident the show viii be the
most succssssu. show In the
history u seattle.
~ least one thing came -
psss In Seattle 10 make Tom
Jones real happy. II wss In the
shape Of . messsos from
Jim cossroth. the Gan Francisco
promoter. Jim talked business
In the first part Of tbs messspe,
and wound up with these
words: Congratulate you on
the stand you took with Tom
Mecarsy."
Dance at Drcamlsnd tonight. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

~ Clark Squire.
Girls sometimes smile. and some
times they do more than smile.
Tho camera caught these girls
with the Koods."
They comprise ono OF Lincoln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

CvEE the many handsome
- fabrics and coIorinp
- we are now showing
In superior tailored spring
suits. Both young men and
men OF middle age viii tina
just what they like 10 our
great collection OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-27

E. E ELLIS
District Passenger Agent, ZIG Avenue Seattle
Tel Main s32: Elliott
street ana Fourth Avenu
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-17
NOTICE


You are hereby notified that f.
r.. Duyall has made complaint to
the undersigned as fence viewers
of Greeley township, Audubon coun-
ty, Iowa, claiming and alleging that
you have failed and, neglected to
rebuild your portion of the partit
ton fence between your land and
his, the same being between. the
northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section A, and the south
east quarter d the sou2heast quar-
ter of section 4, township TO.
ranges "a, west OF the 5th, P. NJ,
and you are further notified that
ON the Both day of October, 1912.
rat O'Clock p. NJ, we will meet
at schoolhouse No. 2, in Greeley
township, Audubon County, Iowa.
and proceed to view the fence COM
planned about, and enter such on
der as We may find just in the
premises. at which time and place
you may appear and show causes,
IL any you have, why such order
should not be entered
THOS. ADAIR
F.. w. RIDGLEY,
WILLIAM PORTER
iocto'ner 9, 1912. -AdR. OFF
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-17

Mr.. Tommy Signall was i'm Man
ming on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Cha rles Mclaughlin ree
turned home Friday from Vermont
where she has spent the past four
months visiting with relatives.
Mr.. August Neitzel and daugh-
ter, Ellen, were in Omaha Monday
and Tuesday of this week doing fall
shopping.
Mrs. Clark and daughter Nellie.
of Audubon are spending few
days ait the Linn home.
Miss May Delaney spent Sunday
at her home in CarroluL
Mrs. Elmer Audas was Mani
ming visitor Saturday.
Rev. Arnold will leave Tuesday
for Guthrie Center, where he will
be pastor at a cou ntry church
dor the coming year. Their damght
ter, Vera, will go to CARROLL where
vic VIVID reansili allu aUtend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liken and son,
Marvin took Sunday DINNER at the
Keeper home
Mrs. D. o. Conner departed Nom
day morning for Sioux City where
she wilN act as a delegate for the
Rsibecca Lodge.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. yMciMullen are the,
happy parents of a baby girl born
Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Markley and son, Steve
ret urned home Saturday from Fay
elite County where they had been
wishing relatives and friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-17
| AUDUBON TWP.
Is t Is -. ~ IS - - ~ ~ - SS'tlI

Miss Lena Ernst has been help
ing Mrs. Henry Ernst with her
househo,h duties this past week.
Herbert Hocamp is hay ing his new
house plastered, Will Skull of Adair
rs doing. the work
Katie Schwartimg spent Thursday
afternoon with Miss Marry Thielen
Herman Wedemeyer purchased
some cattle of Henry Hocamp one
day last week.
Heckmann' young folks visited
Sunday at the John Wahe home4
George Knees and family visited
Sunday at the Elmer Boehme home.
Sam and David Schwartimg and
sister spent Sunday at the Mrs.
Thielen home.
George Scheler and family visited
Sunday at the Peter Ernst home.
Charles Faga and family spent
Sunday at the Charles Newman
home. ~
John Hammann lost horse on
day last week.
August Hickman and family Wis
tied Sunday with his brother. Her.
man and, family.
Henry Stevenson and family
spent Sunday at Sam Benton's.
Henry Ernst had sale Wednes-
day. He will move to Minnesota
after corn picking is over.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-17
NOTICE

To G. w. Clark
You aret hereby notified that
II. p. Duvall has made complaint to
the undersigned as fence viewers
OF Greeley township, Audubon coan.--
ty, Iowa, claiming and alleging
THAT you have failed and neglected
to rebuild your portion of the par
titdoni fence between your land. am.
his, the same being between the
northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter
of the southwest quarter, all in
section 8, township 70, range "a.
west of the 9Th P. M, and you are
further notified that on the 3Oth
day of October, 1912, ait 2 O'Clock
II. M, we will meet at schoolhouse
No. 2, i'm Greeley township, Audi
BON County, Iowa, and proceed to.
view the fence complained about.
sand enter such order as we may
find just i'm the premises, at which,
time and place you may appear and
show cause, if any you have, why
such order should not be entered.
THOS. ADAIR
F. w. RIDGLEL,
WILLIAM PORTER III.
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