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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25

~ took your Com
pound and have q fine,
strong baby. - Mrs.
JOHN MITCHELL, Mas
sena, N. Y.
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is .
wonderful medicine for
expectant mothers. -
Mrs. A. n. MYERS, Cor
donville, No.
"I highly recommend
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Veg
etable Compound before
childbirth, 1t has done SO
much for me. Mrs. E.
M. DoERR, r. r. l, Con-
shohocken, Pa.
az took lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Com
pound to build up my
system and have the
dearest baby girl In the
W orld." - Mrs. NOSE
BLAKELEY, Coalport, Pa.
az praise the Com
pound whenever I have
a chance. 1t did SO much
for me before my little
girl was born. Mrs.
E. w. SANDERS, Rowles-
burg, w. Va.
"I took your Com
pound before baby was
born and feel ! owe my
life to it. Mrs. WINNIE
TrLLIs, Winter Haven,
Florida.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25

five shirtwaists, at least. When a
particular waist is wanted 1t can be
got without handling the other waists,
as is necessary in the case of the
shirtwaist box, where, invariably, the
waist wanted is at the very bottom
Good Housekeeping.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25

where members OF the Methodist body
can indulge in that free-and-easS social
intercourse which has been one OF the
good results of that outstanding Meth.
odist characteristic-bro
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Flour aged"

Bakers Keep -four for about sixty
days as a rule. allowing It to age"
before using They sometimes point
to this fact when bread loayes do not
Immediately increase in size In sym
patty with a decline in tho price OF
the miller's product
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25
poubIy So.

Somebody wired TO Gladys that he
hance was planning to elope with an
other girl"
What happened?"
"Oh. the effect was electrical!"
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Parrot Called Police.

A Philadelphia parrot screamed so
that the police entered the house and
found the mistress dead from drinking
poison. "Get Quit" walled the parrot.
when told what had happened.
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Not Just What He Meant,

The Girls Mother - And SO you
think my daughter can live on your
salary?
The Steady Company-Why mott
Other women have.-Puck.
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HAVE YOU
A CHILD?

Many women long for children. but because Of
come durable physical arrangement are deprived
OF this greatest of all happiness.
The women whose names fofiow were restored
70 normal health by Lydia E. Psnkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. Write and ask them about It.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 year,
ago. They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25

II one man tells woman she 10
beautiful all the rest of the world
can't convince her that she is homely.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25
Luck

do you believe in luck?
"Of course ! do. Arena the other
fellows get ting It all the timer"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-25

A man who is completely wrapped
up in himself is a bundle of conceit.
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OTHER THINGS BESIDES Duty
To Ba 1t its Best and Highest, Love
Must Mean oIadness ~ Well as
just Service.


The-austerity of woman who petl
and panders her own conscience to tine
discomfort Of her entire household
who does her whole duty day after day
in an answering rectitude OF grace
less virtue. who sheds her girlish
charms and criyolitics when she layl
aside her wedding gown, is not always
the commendable virtue that we have
been taught to believe It.
"A Woman does s.S.s share -w.sA be:
special world a due measure of hel
sweetness unless she has brought to Il
blessedness as well as goodness. and 8
wife who remembers only duty and
forgets the wonders and the Joys OF
life has lost something of the deeper
significance Of her marriage vows
Love means gladness as well as serv
ice, and its ideal possessor finds the
secret OF heart ease and happiness in
the unconsidered gayety and fresh
ness of life as wen as in its rigorous
sacrifices.
Duty never yet has laid an unbreak
able bond on the heart and fancy. Duty
may hold strong man to his own FIRE
side. OF. being forgotten. may let g
weak one slip away to forbidden pleas
rres. but never yet has duty alone held
love to the full sweetness that IL It's
due
Women are dun beyond words who
believe that mere goodness can make
mans heart glad or that duty-guard
ed faith is worth the having II was
not an impossible fact on Moliy-Make
Believes part. but q most wise and
tender one. that she would have two
wedding rings with separate posy
for each-"For my active right hand
HIS Soul TO Keep and for my passive
left. To Be Sweetness More Desired
Than Spring. '"-southern woman'l
Magazine.
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QUEER TRAINING FoR YOUNG
Methods Of Punishment Differ Widely
among Various Nations Of
the. World.

There has been much discussion
ever the proper bringing up OF chill
dren. but ideas continue 10 differ. Ana
the farther you get away from home
the stranger the ideas seem
The Filipino father cries out with
proud delight as his three.year-old girl
baby takes her pun at her first cigar.
Among the Seri Indians OF the Gulf
OF California the father Is the last one
expected TO have any influence on the
children. The mother rules the
younger members of the family. and
when she must enforce her authority
by physical force she caIls, not on
the father, but on one of her brothers
or scme other male adalt OF her fam
ny. The father must never chastise
hts children
A Navajo father ndministers pun
ishment TO his children very much as
any other father does. but the Navajo
boy has . means OF protection dcnied
to white boyn- He has only TO catch
. rat BY his own unaided efforts.
From the moment be has accomplished
this feat. no matter how young he may
be. his father may not lay hands on
him. !.
The children OF the Point Barrow
Eskimos have special training in pc
liteness TO foreigners In converHlns
with strangers who make mistakes In
the native dialect children must care
fully note those mistakes and repeat
them. even to initiating the wrong
pronunciation OF words. To speak cor
rectly In sncn n case fs likely TO bring
punishment from the parents OF the
child
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origin et HesIs on shoes.

Il il said that the heels worn on
shoes had their origin In Persia. whore
they took the form Of fat wood on
sandals TO raise the feet and protect
them from the hot sands. 1t WIS many
years afterward that this fashion was
introduced into Venice. but the reason
seems to have been quite different
Here the originators Of the fashion
were jealous husbands who reasoned
that their ladies'. thus equipped, would
not venture far outside the precincts
OF their dwelling. These heelB were
called "clogs.- and in order 70 satisfy
the vanity OF the.vearers and perhaps
TO sweetcn the pill--that is. the dis
comfort Of appearing In them-they
were elahorately adorned. sometimes
being incrusted with gold and silver.
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WILL UNITE FOR i
GREAT SCENIC HIGHWAY

Canon City is to cooperate with
Pueblo in any plans that may be for
mulated for the construction of the
scenic highway along the eastern
foothills Of the Rocky Mountains
across the state of Colorado. Let
ters received at the Commerce club
rooms from the Commerce club OF
Canon City, the county commission
ers ct Fremont county and c. R. Nc
Claim Of the state highway commits
sion, announced that Canon City and
Fremont county were ready to aid in
the construction OF the proposed high
way and to see that the road would be
carried through Fremont county If Pu
eblo county Will do her part.
FL Paso county and all counties
between Colorado Springs and Dem
yer have already practically complet-
ed plans for the highway and with
Fremont county pledged, the only
stretch of roadway yet unprovided for
is the portion of the road which cross
es Pueblo county, but this section is
practically certain of construction as
the Commerce club has already taken
up the matter and it is understood
the Pueblo county commissioners will
do everything in their power to aid
in the plans.
The highway as proposed win
stretch from Longs peak to Pixies
peak and from Pixies peak to the
south state line 1t will traverse a
district which the government will be
asked to designate as a national park
and will be the greatest scenic high
OF the famous roads In Europe, nota-
bly, in Switzerland and in the Italian
Alps, where thousands of tourists go
for their annual outings.
The building of this great highway
and the creation of the eastern foot
hills as a national park will be a big
step toward the capitalization of Colo
rado's wonderful scenery and is cas-
lily accessible to tourists and especial
ly to autoists- 1t has been suggest
ed that the highway as it crosses Pu-
eblo county would be easily reached
from the Colorado Springs highway
and the Rainbow route between this
city and Canon City. and that large
portion Of the new highway would be
an attractive days auto ride out OF
Pueblo.-Pueblo Star-Journal
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Cl6pIne FACILITIES III
TOP OF ROYAL 6OR6E

Glenn Gebhardt, who conducts the
pavilion at the top of the Royal
Gorge. has procured number OF
tents which he will rent to people
who desire to spend day or two in
camping on the rim Of the canon
where they may enjoy cool weather
and delightful mountain scenery.
Mr.. Gehhart says there has not been
much demand for tents there yet, but
ne expresses the opinion tnat there
viii be later on in the season.
A more pleasing and accessible
place for few days camping can not
be found anywhere about Canon City
than at the top OF the Royal Gorge
and 1t is matter Of surprise that
more people do not avail themselves
OF the opportunity for such an outing
There is a fairly good trail from the
pavilion down into the canon to the
Arkansas river which will afford Al
pine climbers all of the sport of that
kind. The trail is zig-zag one. but
safe for those who have the hardi-
hood to undertake the trip. and win
AFFORD plenty of exercise for the most
athletic.
Never until this year have tents
been available at the top of the Roy
al gorge for campers. which. prob
ably. accounts for the fact that so
few people have gone there for va
cation. Few places offer more charm
ing views of mountain and plain than
points along the edge of the Royal
Gorge and the locality is an ideal
one for those in search of health. eli.
mate and scenic beauty A weeks
camping there would be restful,
inyigorating and delightful expert
ence.
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CANON CITY ON SOUTHERN Of
FIclAL ROUTE

The Chamber Of Commerce has re-
ceived a large strip map from the
Touring Information Bureau of Am
erica on which are mapped the two Of
fetal routes as considered by the
bureau. The two main routes are
the northern and the southern The
latter includes the Rainbow route
from Pueblo to Salt Lake by way of
Canon City. Salida, Grand Junction
and so on to Salt Lake. where it
joins the northern route and on to
San francisco The southern route
starts at New York and includes Phil
adelphia. Washington. St. Louis. and
Kansas City Every trip that a
scenic loving tourist would wish to
make is mapped by the TlB. as the
company IL known
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PARTY OF TEXAS AuTolsTs
HERE.

A party of motorists from Sterling
City. Texas. travelling in three cars
arrived here this morning and spent
the day making the run over the
scenic highways about Canon City.
The party consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. P. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Foster. Mr., and Mrs. Rufus Foster.
R. NJ Mathis and Evan Jones. They
report fine roads all the way from
home to Canon City and were greatly
pleased with the courtesy and hospi-
tality shown them by people along
the way. They made the Tunnel drive.
the top of the Royal Gorge. the Park
dale e-Cotopaxi cutoff and the Skyline:
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TRI-coUNTY TEACHERS
INsTsTuTE IN PUEBLO

The Annual Tri-County inscitnte of
the teachers of Pueblo, Fremont and
Custer counties will be held in Pue-
bio beginning Monday, August sec
ond and closing Friday. August 18th.
The instructors and their subjects
will be as follows.
J. F. Keatfng. school management.
psychology, civics, grammar and arith
metic; Frank d. Slutz. principles of
teaching and English literature; Geo.
E. Baker. geography, history, nature
study and agriculture; Mrs Helen
Gumlick. primary methods. folk games
and construction work: Miss Elsie
Chambers, penmanship and correla-
ton OF art and text book; Mr.. Wall
lace. supervision of play, school room
gymnastics and hygiene; Mrs. Frank
Mirick. public school music
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HAY RACK RIDE AND PicNic ON
THURSDAY NIGHT.

The members of DR.. C. w. woIfen-
bereer's class at the Sunday school
of the First Methodist church were
given a hay rack ride by Harley How
erton Thursday night into the hills
near Chandler, where big campfire
was built and a picnic luncheon
eaten There were fifteen young peo-
pie in the party. which was chaper-
oned by DR.. and Airs. wolfenberger
and Prof. and Mrs. E. c. Watson Of
Indianapolis. Ind. The excursion was
unmarried BY accident of any kind and
was a delightful affair in all res
poets.
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Ati Eel vta. Ensl,l.d ID.

GOunod was . flrm and devout Cath.
Ollie. and aAorod religious music. Dur
ing the ruheAFsal Of his "DrAmen
6acres,r at the Vaudeville theatef. the
manager called on him one morning
and asked permission TO make . sug-
Eestion. Il think, mon cher maitre.
be said. that there h something want
ing In your score. For example. do
you not think that the BarAhhas incl
dent might be improved BY . little
more orchestral efiectf" Gcunod. with
out replying. hid his head iA his banda,
and, aftar two or three minutes OF
meditation, suddenly exclaimed: mo.
decidedly no; such . blackguArd ~
that does not deserve more music. : q
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UNITED STATES BEST
COUNTRY IN THE WORLD

In conversation with Street Com
missioner Tom Parker today he said,
the United States is the best coun,
try in the world adding that he was
born In England sixts-one years ago
and that il he had remained there
he never could have got home for
the land is practically all owned by
the LORDS and they VIII not deed IL.
but IL must pass from father to son.
generation after generation, time
without end. Mr.. Parker cnrinued:
ITO avail ones self OF the use of
the land It must Be leased. say for
nineiy-nine yeara. At the end Of the
lease the land, with all Of the Inn
provements on 1t must revert TO the
original owner. or his heirs. There
IL very little chance to buy and own
q home In fee simple title in Eng
land. and that rule applies. generally
speaking. throughout the countries OF
Europe
Our family consisted OF father.
mother and ten children. Father
died when was a small boy. leav-
ing mother widow with large fam
lily Of children to raise and provide
for. AT thirteen years OF age hired
out to a sheep herder at three pounds
tfifteen dollars) year and board. /
gave mother one pound for my
washing and mending and used the
other two pounds for my clothing. At
fourteen years OF age got four
pounds and ten shillings a year
TWENTY-FIVE dollars and nifty cents.)
At fifteen years OF age got i've
pounds year: at sixteen i've pounds
and ten shillings:- at seventeen
seven pounds and at eighteen I got
nine pounds a year for my work.
.At the age OF twenty-six I came
to the United States, which was thir-
ty-fiye years ago. ! got better wages
here than was possible In the old
country and have saved some money
I got little home here and 1t is
paid for. l never could have done
that in England. II makes me tired
TO see foreigners come to the Unit
ed States and In twelve months or
less talk anarchy and sedition
against the nag. Why don't they save
their money. buy . home. take out
naturalization papers and become
loyal American citizensf They want
ed to buy my horse and ship him to
Europe to. be used in the cavalry. 1
told them that II my horse was to be
used for military purposes 1t could
only be in the army OF the United
States.
The United States Il the best coun
Try in the world and Il has the best
government under the sun. have
adopted the United States without re.
serve AZ my country and I am an
American citizen ali through. don't
want to Aeht. but II there IL any
lighting for me to do am going to
light for these United staten"
I Say Goa hless the Engilahman,
the German. the Frsnchman. or any
other foreign born American citizen
IKE Tom Parker They 1re ths kind
We welcome h1rs. Ihey ars de uu.
alloyed stuR that has hslpsa 70 naake
thiS ceantsS What Il \.
!. slsklisp.
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PiMPLEs, SKIN BLEM,sAEs, AND
EcZEMA CURED.

No odds how serious. how long
standing your case. there's help for
you In every PARTICLE a. Or, Hohecn'e
Eczsma Ointment Il wipes out all
trace Of your ailment. and leaves your
skin clean ana soft as child's. Hun
'dreds of ueerp have ssnt voluntary
ietters Of thanka Just try one box.
Il WIN mean tzeedom from suRerins
aHd embArz n1nt. Sc fFpm All drug.
glsts, adv.
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REPORT sEsr FISHING
IN SEVERAL YEARS,

]. H. Ellis and son. Bert. who mo
tored to lola on the Gunnison river
the first Of the week on fishing trip
sent home BY express this morning
their third instAllment Of their trout
catch. There were about fifty nsh in
the lot. practically all OF them OF the
rainbow variety. ranging from eight
to sixteen inches in length. Mr.. El-
lis writes thst trout fishing is better
IN the Gunnison river now than II has
been at any time for several years.
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TIRED. ACHING MUSCLES RE-
llEvED.

Hard work. overexertion. mean
stiff. sore muscles. sioan's Iiniment
lightly applied. = little quiet. and
ynar soreness disappears Ike ras.e.
nothing ever helped Ike your
sloan's Liniment can never thank
you enough. writes one grntef
user. Stops HuRering. aches ana
pains. An excellent countsr-irxitAnt.
better and cleaner than mustard An
Dxu0gistn. akc. 0st Z hcttle kolay.
RsnsssAtsa Without rubhing ~.
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27 5 8 81 IL 3
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Two base hits-Bash. Thompson,
Boyle.
First on baiIs-on Kearney 2.
Left on bases F N. B. 8; y. 8.
First base on errors. F. N. B. 1;
Y NJ. c. A. 1.
Struck Out-By Tuner 9; by Kear-
ney 4.
Double plays-Kearney to Bash to
Watson.
Passed balls-Boyle 2.
Hit by Pitcher-By Turner-wat-
SON
Umpires-Johnson and Hines
Scorer-Al. Gerlach.
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4 MIahs AeIp.

The "A class wAs having its daily
lesson IN hygiene. The subject for
discussion was cleanliness n the
nchuoirOum, ls5i !
@NoW,e onad the teacher. "Who onn
tell me what eAch OF you can DO .
koop The Fnom cleAnf~
eilonco Followed the Qdrstion. but
hnnlIy Z small ~ raised HE hand and
A 81 eaFntgG eeAo - voice eal1
go O. WoGh 1ha D4slo % ~
biae1 lndlAnaVoll1 NeWx
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PARKjk[E-
COTOPAxI
CUTOFF Is
TO Be COM
PLETED SOON
MONEY FROM STATE NOT AVAIL
ABLE UNTIL 1s1e-FtRsT NAT
ioNAL BANK ADVANCES MEG
ESeARY AMOUNT.
TOsBE OPENED IN SEPTEMBER

Despite the fact that the county and
state are without funds which can be
applied upon the building of the
Parkdale- cotopaxi cutoff OF the Rain
bow route. satisfactofy financial ar
rangements have been made with the
First National bank OF this city and
the money necessary 10 the extent Of
$4,000 will be advanced for the pur-
pose OF an early completion Of the
highway.
BY resolution OF the state highway
commission and the advisory board
$4,000 has been allotted state high
way No %. which is commonly known
as the Rainbow route. out OF the
state highway funds for the second
fiscal biennial period OF 1915. How
ever. this money viii not be avail
able until some time before April
list, 1916. so the First National bank
has arranged TO advance this gum and
the work will be rushed 70 compile
tion.
County Commissioner Wharf Pigg
stated this morning that the opening
would probably be some time in Sep
tember.
The state highway commission re
celves its funds for road work from
three sources $4,000 has been ap-
propriated by statute from the funds
OF the state treasurer. not otherwise
appropriated. to be used annually IL
the state highway fund. The second
source 10 the proceeds from the sale
and iessing Of public lands snd ths
third Il the fees for The rszistration
Of motor vehicles and the collection
Of penalties for the violation Of the
Law.
seventyshve per cent Of the amount
thus derived IL expended by statute.
special instructions. under the law.
being given the commission AZ to the
way Il shall be spent The other
twenty-five per cent can be expended
for good and satisfactory reasona at
the discretion OF the state highway
commission ana the advisory board,
which consists OF I'VE members.
Tho state auditor has estimated
that the aggregate amount available
from all three sources for the road
fund for the second fiscal biennial
period viii be $4,000.
Under the rs per cent allotment,
s2s.00o OF this money can be used
BY the commission as they best see
NJ and BY q recent resolution they
have given over $4,000 TO be used
on tho Parkdale-c cotopaxi cut-of Of
the Rainbow route.
This money Is required for the COM
pietion OF this excellent and neces-
sary road and through the action OF
the local bank. It can be used now.
at time when It is most needed.
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ushered in the Bankers Waterloo.
Turner for the Coin Ciinkers was un-
hittable until that disastrous period
when Bash. Thompson and Boyle Sc
cured doubles. Strickland secured a
single, Hundon and Harry secured
errors and the Y secured their Eve
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CONWAY SPRINGS AuToIsrs
HERE TODAY.

Three automobile loads of people
from Conway Springs. Kansas. ar
rived her this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of making the run to the top
Of the Royal Gorge and over the Sky
line drive. both of which they say are
famous among the motorists OF their
home state.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
BATTING AVERAGES

The following are the leading bat
ters in the Commercial League. be-
Ing "a or more times at bat, up to
and including the game of July 10th.
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sv MoToRcvclE 70 FoRr SCOTT

Vernon Williams left Friday morn
ing by motorcycle for Fort. Scott
Kansas. for astwo weeks visit with
friends. He VIII stop in Kansas City
on his return trip.