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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
HERE AND THERE

Once upon time while Evangelist
Def was holding q series of meetings
at Bowman Chapel he was asked this
question Can : man be Christian
and use tobacco?" The evangelist
answered it from the pulpit in substance
as follows:-Barely possible. He who
does is very dirty Christian. The
tobacco habit is universally recognized
as an evil that degrades mind and body
and leads the boy to greater evils. 1t
Is not so much the injury you do to.
yourself as it is the bad example you
hold before the young and plastic mind;
and the material you furnish it, for ar
gument against prohibition. why,
see!' says the boy, so and so uses
tobacco and he is prominent church
member" The using of tobacco is in
consistent with your position as pro-
fessed Christian which brings with it
the additional responsibility of being a
guide. If you use tobacco you are en-.
couraging an evil. You are deviating
from the true path and are making
dangerous footsteps on the sands OF
life. To remove the pipe from your
mouth to tell your boy that If you ever
catch him smoking you will thrash him
is very ludicrous and makes the boy
wonder why God doles out special
privileges. He closed as he began,
with the scathing inference that the
professed christian who uses tobacco is
weakling ciinging TO whom is be-
setting sin, which he thoughtlessly
drags into the presence of God. When
in my prayers tonight say, God
help every member of this church to
live consistent christian life." those
members who have the stains of tobacco
on their souls may vince. Here is
room for heated argument; but, in my
opinion, the church member who uses
tobacco is in a desperate corner from
which his only honorable means of
escape is humble confession.
Two rural NUTS visited big city.
As they were strolling along fashion
able avenue one said to the other,
"Some big hotel must have burned
down, forcing the guests to get out be.
fore they had time to dress. What
makes you think so?" asked his friend
why, look at the women hurrying
along half clad with any old rag twisted
! about Them why you pedigreed
Mutt replied his friend who was in
the habit of looking through his sisters
McCall's, that is Fashion parading her
latest from Paris. -
The young folks sprung surprise on
Michael Nissen Saturday evening. They
came in and put sparkling crown on
his nineteenth birthday by spending the
evening at his home in such a way as
will leave beautiful spot on the past
to which he will often turn his gaze.
Peter Rubel is now hauling the mat
erial to build big new barn and to
build a substantial wing to his residence.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
Public Sale

Public Sale
Land, Stock and Machinery
The undersigned will sell at his farm
located | mile northeast of Wichita,
miles north west of Guthrie Center. I
miles south and 2 miles west of
Bayard, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1914
Commencing at 1C o'clock a. m. the
following described property, to-wit
1850 acres of land, one of the best IA
sections in Seeley Township, Guthrie
County. Good 8 room house, good
grove, maple and evergreen, good
orchard, barn 24x44 with shed 16x44
feet with stanchion and several other
out buildings, l good tubular well and
windmill. 10 acres white clover and
blue grass hog pasture. Good outside
fence, and fenced in fields. 40 acres
seeded to clover and timothy last spring
fair stand. This farm located A miles
north and miles west of Guthrie Cen.
ter, and miles south and ! mile west
of Bayard. The N. E. of Section 49,
Two or three thousand dollars on date
of SALE good terms ON balance or can
all be paid in cash. / will rent this
farm for year at ST. 90 per acre or give
possession the first of March. Anyone
desiring to inspect this farm call at my
place and will show the land.
"a Horses and Mules head of 2
year olds coming 3 years old; span
mare and gelding weight 1900; span
matched bay mares weight 25O0 span
matched black mare and gelding weight
2400; span geldings weight 2400; year
old bay mare weight 1850; 4-year-old
bay mare weight 1850; q yearlings com
ing 2years old; span of bay mare colts,
weight 1000, span Of gelding iron grey.
weight 1000; span geldings black and
grey, weight 1900; span matched cream
colored 2.year. old FLIES weight 1900;
sorrell mare years old weight 1900;
bay mare years old, weight 1900; brown
mare years old weight 1850; bay
gelding years old weight 1900; span
matched grey mules 10 years old weight
$500; span mules 3 and 8 years old,
weight 2200; Janet.
70 Head of Cattle--30 head of heifers
coming years old in spring, some
FIRE. now others will be fresh in spring:
2 yearling heifers, 81 spring calves, IA
steer calves, heifer calves, young
calves, tyo.year-old Aberdeen Angus
bull pedigresd, l full blooded Short
Horn bull about,1 year old. 3 good milch
cows, 2 fresh. IL high grade Aberdeen
Angus heifers, yearlings: all in calf.
Duroc Jersey Brood Sows
5000 bushel corn in crib. About 400
bushels of Swedish Select Oats-seed
came from Sweden 3 years ago. 400
bushels of Canadian oats.
Farm Machinery, Etc:-2 row Guilt
vator shovel, new way Sattley Corn
planter, 4-section harrow; Ottawa ID.
Cylinder Shelter; % foot drag, Ideal
feed grinder, 18.inch j ID. walking pillow;
X. |. hay loader; hand corn shelter. 2
set of | inch harness, 9 lidded Range
cook stove.
Free Lunch at 1l:30
Terms of Sale:-All sums of $40 and
under cash in hand, all sums over $40
one years time will be given, without
interest If paid when due, bankable
If not paid when due 8 per
cent interest from date. Q per cent off
for cash on credit sums. All property
must be settled for before removal.
NJ. s. GOFF.
e. Brady, G. B. Raglan, Aucts.
W. X. Hamilton, Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19

Now is the time to buy your monu.
ments so as TO have them set in the
cemetery before Memorial Day, and d.
He has all of tho best and up to-date
GRANTEES and marbles that the market
affords and can-supply with everything
you may want in cemetery fixtures.
Call on as or write and your wants
will be attended to. Have few
monumentsiu marble that l will sell
at 25 per cent discount below what
they are worth Also have an auto for
sale. ID. M. Deem, shops at Harlan and
Audubon, Iowa. 68
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
BRAYrON AND OAKFIELD

Reed Walker and Miss Minnie Mill,
or were married last week at Fremont,
Neb.. returning to Brayton Saturday.
They are staying with the brides par
ents for the present, but will reside on
farm east of town.
Henry Fredericksen celebrated his
birthday Sunday at his home in Bray
ton. A large party of friends were pre-
sent and were pleasantly entertained.
Alya Jensen returned Sunday from
Des Moines
Nora Larsen is i'll this week with
the grippe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
viii Receive Bids For School Building

Proposal for erection of school house.
Notice is hereby given that the proposals
for the erection of q new school house
in the township of Leroy at No. in
the county of Audubon will be received
by the undersigned until one p. m
Saturday February 2S, 1914, at which
time the bids will be opened and the
contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder Plans and specifca-
tons, may be seen at the Office of the
County Superintendent at Audubon,
Iowa. The board reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
81 Henry B. Oliver. Sec'y.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, Feb. 8, 1914.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
For Sale

Timothy and clover seed cleaned and
free from all weed seed Aft.
Will Olson, Ross, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19
NEAL of
THREE DA'
DRINK HABIT DRI'
HAPPINESS AND
Because it Wrecks HON
Men Unfit for Bl|

A drinking mans HON
unhappy one, for drunken
life do not go well togeth
The excessive drinker il
in business, for as soon
known that a business m
regularly investigation 81
confidence of business
quaintances and the gene
appears. No mad can su'
the confidence of those wi
proposes to do business
when men find the appel.
sity for alcoholic stimulani
stronger than the will-po
they should have'medical
Treatment. which thoroU
ate the alcohol from tn,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-19

G. w. HOOVER,
Licensed Mortician No 759. Day
Phone 81. Night Phone 5.
Evening star., 1914-10-11

license air at home, all signed and sealed, tween the
kivers of Mammy's Bible"
"Be you sot it too?" asked Popsy of Latchepell.
HNo," she answered firmly in spite Of her sudden
pallor. @In marry no man with price on his head.
He killed old Posy Shuckspur in self Defense and there
witnesses to prove it. Let him go down to Jackson
and stand trial. and then I'll marry him. I've told him
so before" s"e@!
Several times" said Laban, with whimsical glance
at his sweetheart. @And I'll go. Her notion chimes in
with mine, anyhow. fool to hide out in the be-
gnnin'."
@Never truer word spoken!" declared Popsy fer
vently, seizing the youths hand. @And there amt
Evening star., 1914-10-11

hair half tendery, half payfuy. Chantry Fltt, with
grin, slipped outside.
They've all gone up to Cubes, without settin'
watch" he reported his return @Cube is hepin' all
he can He's just tapped keg of whisky"
@Then turn that lantern lower, commanded Popsy.
@Less time lost the better"
He crossed over to the cofhn loosened the lid with
jack knife and laid it aside. The interior presented
unusual sight. rifle lay along each side of the
corpse, sx-shooters between his knees, and the
handles of two more rested inside his palms. Most
amazing of all, the dead mans eyes open and
smile on his face.
AS he rose to sitting posture Latchiepel, though
laughing clutched her grandfather's arm, and when
Laban climbed stify out of the box and limped toward
her with outstretched hand she burst into tears.
at such risk" she sobbed.
"The air too good" declared Laban
specially when that cover made out of one of old
other Meeks's dresses sagged down my face. And
once nearly sneezed."
~Oh, Laban suppose you had?" gasped the girl.
He laughed recklessly. "Id have kicked that lid
twenty foot lit helt by only two nails
up, and begin to shoot with both hands At the
time Row and Chant, who were trailin within gun
shot, would have done the We had it all planned
out"
"It's wonder that bullet didn't kill you'll" exclaimed
Latchiepel tenderly, gazing his bruised forehead
Again he laughed at never hit me there it hit me
here, the heart. Chant painted that spot my
forehead with pokeberry just for fun when he was
pale. 1t wasn't direct shot Rats bullet struck the
ground fifty yards in front of me and ketched the
bounce 1 the dust ly-I heard it comm, hum
min like bumbebee But it stunned just the
same"
The old warhorse smiled admiringly at the dare
devltry of the hoax 3But how you boys to play
this fool trick?"
@'Twan't a fool trick" protested Rowan at was
the only way out. The worst that could happen to
Labe to be turnt to the Sheriff, and he allowed
he'd sooner be turnt over alive than dead. But he
hoped to get chance to sneak out of the coffin somers
along the road, with and Chant to lend hand.
Then when the Shucks turned in here for the night
thought of this funeral sarvce game"
4I've thought of better game than that, Popsy,"
announced Laban, with twinkle @That's for you to
marry and Latchie right here and now"
@Marry you!' exclaimed the old man. 3Great Gawd;
Boy! you amt fair out of the jaws of death yet"
am out fur enough to say the Words declared the
other stoutly. II amt forgot that weddn dinner
all laid in when these hyenas with the smell of
blood money in their noses, broke loose me. My
Evening star., 1914-10-11

THE company crossed the street to saloon picking
up number of frecruts in transit. Rats score came
to two dollars and thirty centsto settle which he
compelled to draw uncle aside and effect loan.
@Now, Sheriff, he on brsky, putting at the cigar
with which Enders had returned the treat chow do the
law provide for this money to be pad,in bills, gold
or siver?'
3The treasurer will draw you check"
@The rub about check objected Rat, dis that I'd
have ndorse it. About week ago spraint my hand
so scassy hold pen and that's the Gods truth"
@You can make your mark
3Hate to, though. Looks so cussed gn'unt"
@Oh, everybody knows you write," Enders as
sured him, with wink at Ben Poorman. "But first
you must make your. proof
aHow be that done?' asked Rat warily. @Don't put
me thoo unnecessary monkeyshines. I don't take
to 'em like you law fellers."
@Its easy. Just bring the coffin into the courtroom,
expose the body to me, and prove by two reputable
witnesses that it is the one demanded by the law"
@Woud Uncle Cate and Uncle Ar el here do for wit
Continued page 10
Evening star., 1914-10-11

of hell"
The ghost of smile fitted across the octogenarian's
face but he returned grimly, ANeither hell hurt
the innocent nor Heaven protect the guilty."
THE girl Latchepell suddenly crossed the cinder floor
of the smithy and 1nelt the foot of the coffin In
the dead silence the Shuckspurs stirred uneasily Old
Ariel Thstlewood polished the stock of his rifle with his
coat sleeve. Rat passed tremulous hand his
chness ferret face. Then all of them hastily evacuated
the building.
Oddly enough the bereaved girl to her feet with
knowing smile. The grandsire stroked her glossy
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

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ginen trogifden @bs
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IEdw. G. Speaker. 2Ol2 Linton av.
III. Rubelmann, Pres. Machinist supply
Co, Ills Pine st.
lChas. ii. Nelson, prop. Universal Lunch
room, go Olive st.
Nv. F.. Herkert, Treas. st. Louis Trunk
Hdw. Co. coo Chouteau av.
lGeo. Tichacek, 1916 S.. Grand nv, painter.
Paul Brown. 10 Washington terrace, brok-
IN, S. Gratlot. 6ls5 Victoria av., real es-
tate.
la. N. Truesdale, 1862 Stewart pl:
lWIn. Kranke, 5l5 Pine ST., jewelry.
lRobt. w. Alt, 212+ Victor St, care Alt
Co.. Ills Pine st.
lEugene Deyine, 1928 Temple pl., sales
Louis c.. Beck, 5S12 Michigan av., postal
Louis f. Flotron. 2s15 N. Eleventh St.
police turnkey.
&C.. J. Nahlik, NaLlik & Bremser Tailoring
iG. e. Thompson, 2S52 Accomac ST., book
~. A.. Steward, 1874 Waterman av. pri-
vate secretary Waters Pierce Oil Co.
lP. j. Parker, 1929 S. Fourteenth st, Board
of Public improvements.
lJos. w. Located, 290i Wisconsin. city
y salesman, Aforementioned Brewery.
Is. Mitchell, Pres. Mitchell Fire Clay Co.,
5625 Manchester av.
lotto Zeile, S445A, Oregon av.
Geo. p. Doris. 1904 Fountain av.
IF. w. Langenberg, 1923 Hammett pl,
commission perchant.
Missouri Names.
alexander, Scott, Charleston, Mo.
IAbernathy, c. c., Ste. Geneyieve, Mo.
IAkers, Robert, student, Belgrade, Mo.
Burgess, Walter, r. K, No. Z, Warrenton'
Mo.
lRess, Albert W. Italia, Mo.
Barham. Lee, Bloomfield, Mo:
Budlong, 4, T., 5o4 Mt. Vernon st.
Beers, J; O.. Fla River, Mo-
Bsswn. Frank, Doe Run, Mo,
l-Bezzenberger, F., st. Charles, Mo.
aartles, VIM. farmer, r. r. 2, Clayton
bacon, w. A., farmer. Leora, No.
beers, J. o., miner, Flat River, Mo.
bland, c.. c., judge, Rolla. Mo.
Bledsoe. w. b., livery stable and stock
man. Maiden, Mo.
Cooper, j. B., Bloomfield, Mo.
Dinkins. j. NJ, Lesterville, Mo.
,IDunn, w. L., Marble Hill, Mo.
Droste' F. a, farmer, r. 2, Gerald M Mo-
~Eberwein, Z. c., Chesterfield, Mo;
IElIis, s. H, farmer, st. Marys, Mo,
Eberwein, o. f., farmer, Bellefontaine
Elkkiins s. B. B. G. 70 farther mo- Montgomery City
Faust, Jas, Hayti, Mo.
Falkenberg, l., COOL Eitman av., Clifton
, FiI1a e'E Peter. Ma iaborer, Washington, Mo.
FLEMING, w. E. farmer. Eudy, Mo.
lFrankenberg, Julius. mechanical enginee
and chief ~draughtsman United lrol
, Works. Springfield, Mo.
/, Ford, Leonard, guard, jefferson City, Nc
7 Funk, ohm j., farmer, Nye, Mo.
I IGerdeman, A. w, High Hill, Mo.
7 IGerling, II. j., 1922 Madison aV., 81
Charles, Mo.
4 Gilbert, Jno. s., r. F. d. No. 4, Box 12s
II Webster Groves, Mo.
: lGerdemanS r. D., farmer, Warrenton, M
IGillispie. John A., farmer, Puxico, Mo,
lGrothe. VIM, st. Charles, Mo.
Gerber. ]. F.. farmer. Versailles, Mo.
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L. u PAY, WHEN CURED
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IHausam. Epnanuel, laborer. visus, Mo,
IIseman, John, merchant, Pennington, Mo.
johnson; Swan, farmer, puXieo. MO. No
Jack, Fred. hotel proprietor, Valley Park
Kelly, mo. MIN and Main sts.. Spring
Kr fifiai MS; Louis. st. Sclair, Nc.
lKarsten, VIM, Alma, Mo.
IKerth. Geo, Klrkwood, Mo.
lkappel, August, Jennings, Mo.
konar,, a. c.. Doniphan, Mo, Lock Box
ILaswell, V. +, HOLLYWOOD. Mo.
LA Rose. Levi. Elvins. Mo.
lehman, Frank, farmer, Usage Bend, Mo.
Logan, oliver, farmer, PuXico, Mo.
Landau, Sam'l. coal business. 1928 Com
monwealth az. Maplewood' MO.
lMahoney. j. NJ, Ste. Genevieve. Mo
Morton. Jas. F. 522 jefferson av', 81
Charles, Mo.
lMuenks, p. Jacob. Vigss. Mo.
lMarler, Jno., Chaonia. Mo.
Moore, Jas. r., Chaonia, Mo.
Murphy, Mr.. Pearl. St, Clair, Mo.
morrill,, }. W., Pacific, Mo.
Meyer, Ed L., lc1 Main ST., st. Charles,
Moran, Dave, Bonne Terre. Mo.
McGeorge. Robt., Knoblick, Mo:
IMcLoon. Nelson T., Glenco. Mo.
Matthews. Cbas. D., Jr., banker, Sikeston.
Maguire. VIM, farmer) cattawissa. Mo.
Martin, ]. E., Jefferson City, Mo.
Mcknight, ]. d., farmer, Frankenstein'
Martin, A. J., Balesville, Mo; c,r-
ardeau, Mo.
lott, l.. c., Berger, Mo.
Power. Floyd, Berryman. Mo.
pryor. w. e, New Haven, Mo
lPikey. Sam, stocktnan, Conran, Mo.
lPenturf. Nose, farmer, Latin. Mo.
Parker J. W. " farmer Marauard' Madi-
Reinhardt, Geo. Jennings Sta, st. Louis.
Co, Mo.
Robertson, W; p Deering, Mo-; Mania.
Iseigler, Theo., st. Charles, Mo.
ISapp, VIM, 40o1 Madison ST. Hannibal
stoltze, wm., 5l1 S. eth st. st. Charles,
shotwell, J. D, St, Clair, Mo.
Sims, A. j., Maiden, No;
ISprock. Jos, farmer, High Ridge, Mo.
|scobey, c. G.. farmer, Mcguire, Mo.
Shields, Tpos,, dairyman, Eureka, Mo.
Taylor, IL. Kinlock, Mo.
Tomek, Jos, Hawk Point, Mo; Mo
ITugel. j. NJ, farmer, r. r. No. l,Berger'
no.
nITermenstcin. II. M. miller. Benton. Mo.
Vincent. Emil, farmer, Bonnots Mill. MO
IVerdot, Alex, Bonnots Mill, Mo.
r Wright. Fred ". Competition. Mo.
.IWolters, VIM. f., I'LL Jefferson ave-. st
ICharles, Mo.
webb. w. j., Parma, Mo.
:" Wilson. Mercer D., Cape Girardeau, Nc.
Wood, p. A., Berry man, Mo.
Wright, Lucas, Kirkwood, Mo.
IWefel, II. F., Wentzville, Mo.
Walker, +. A, dairyman, Pevely, Mo.
Wagner, Conard, jefferson City, Mo.
Weber, A. A., farmer, Valley Park. Mo.
White, A. D., farmer, Cedar City. Mo.
IWhitson, A. H, postal clerk, kirkwood
Mo.