Vol. XI
When It’s ’9B
In the shade you don’t think of heating stoves
much. But there’s a time tor them. It’s most here
now. It will be 25 below after a time and you’ll
think of heating stoves. If you have been wise
and bought the Round Oak you’ll smile when the
thoughts of blizzards strike you. If you have not
a Famous Round Oak be warned in time. Do
not risk an imitation because they say its as good
and cheaper. Buy the genuine, the old reliable,
you’ll get your money back in time, for its whole purchase price
—in fuel saved—see! Is the genuine good enough for you? See
the name on tiie leg. Sold only by
Drugs!
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Wall Paper
School Supplies, Cigars, Etc.
You may be in doubt as to the proper place to
buy these articles. Remember
THE PALACE DRUG STORE
Handles the best of everything in their line,
and that their stock is complete.
Giving
Tfc- ~ ..AT
Pentecost’s Shoe Store.
C. W. HA
MERCHANT
TAILOR
When in need of a Fine Dress Suit, a Business Suit, a pair of
every day Pants, or an Overcoat, you will save money
and get what you want—a neat lit, honest
goods and work, correct style
by calling at
G.
SOUTH SIDE, AUDUBON, IOWA
NEW LOCATION Front Room Harper’s Photo Gallery.
Another New
Lot of Bargains!
We have just received an entire new stock of Tinware and No
tions at the new tariff rates. We can now sell you Dish Pans,
worth 3Octs. for 23cts; Dish Pans, worth 40cts, for 28cts; Tin
Pans at sc, 6c, 8c and 10c each; Tin Flour Sifters, worth 25cts.
only lOcts; Good Combs only scts each.
We have a few nsw bargains in hosiery and underwear. We
will sell Ladies Wool Hose 15cts per pair; Children’s Wool Hose
at three pair for 25cts; Misses’ Wool Hose 17cts per pair; Men’s
Wool Lined Gloves, worth 50cts, only 35cts; Men’s Heavy Shirts,
worth SI.OO, only 65cts; Men's Underwear, worth 75cts, only
oOcts.
We are selling Shoes and Overshoes lower than ever before.
We can sell you a pair of nice fine Shoes all solid for $1.25.
Don't miss them.
A big lot of writing tablets, worth 10c and 15c, all go for 5c
each; we are selling twelve sheets of paper, twelve envelopes, a
pen and holder for scts; a choice lot of new novels at Bcts each,
worth 25cts.
Our stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of dolls, toys, games,
books, handkerchiefs, mufflers and fancy goods is now in and
will be pleased to show them to you. Come now.
THE RACKET,
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AUDUBON REPUBLICAN
J. M. McKarahan.
WHERE?
W. H. Low & Co.
Men’s
Artics ~
SEN
w. Hansens Tailor Shoo,
Away
SUITS
OVERCOATS
F. VERMILYA.
AUDUBON, IOWA, THURSDAY, NOVEfIBER 29, 1894
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued from Inst week.)
On motion board adjourned until
eight o'clock a. in.
Eight o’clock a. in., Nov. 14, '94.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows;
D P Repass, salary from Sep-
s
8
tember 3rd to November 12 $232 00
l> P Repass, postage for Super-
intendent's office 6 36
C Justesen, coal for poor 1 95
Jens C Hansen trustee of Oak-
field township 4 00
W W DeLong trustee of Mel-
ville township 4 00
D W Mathias house rent for
poor 12 00
11 W Van Gorder caring for
poor under quarantine.... 17 15
L S Bridenstine clerk of Came-
ron township 12 00
W P Farguson livery hire for
county attorney 4 50
Benj Moore bailiff October
term of court 30 00
John McKibben, erroneous dog
tax 50
John French erroneous poll tax 50
Evangelical Church abatement
of taxes ou the west half of
1, 2 and 3, block 18, Audu
bon, lowa
Joseph Stoops trustee of Doug
las township 2 00
Chris Henriksen merchandise
for poor 4 00
Thos Walker clerk of Lerby
township 11 50
Mary Hackwell refund on ex
emption 13 25
W L Humphrey repairing
county bridge 5 00
W S Van Buren erroneous dog
tax 50
F M Zion repairing county
bridge 1 50
B W Monk meat for poor farm 1 10
John L Hansen caring for
poor 16 00
C 11 Priestly repairing county
bridge 2 00
C 11 Gardner cobs for court
bouse 4 00
Chris Henriksen merchandise ■-
nut* for poor 6 00
G W Hoover merchandise for
court house 7 60
W C Yager trustee of Viola
township 4 00
O C Gaston reporter October
term district court 30 00
O C Gaston extending short-
hand notes 5 40
T J Essington repairing county
bridge 10 00
R Black repairing county
bridge 3 75
O P Tyler delivering ballots
and returning poll b00k... 4 00
Henry Fries returning poll
book claimed $3 allowed .. 2 00
Joseph Conrad trustee of Ham-
lin township 6 00
J R Pound work for county ... 13 35
Frank D Allen printing for
county 3 00
Frank D Allen publishing
board proceedings 26 90
Illinois Printing Co supplies
for county 15 GO
C R I & P R R Co freight on
coal for county 77 23
J W Tibbins trustee for Audu-
bon township 2 00
J F Yager clerk of Viola town-
ship 4 00
W 11 Covalt bailiff October
term of district court 28 00
Thos Flemish clerk of Audu-
bon township 14 00
Lars C Christofi erson clerk of
Sharon township 8 00
Thos Davis trustee of Viola
township 2 00
Jens Werner trustee of Sharon
township 4 00
C A Marlin delivering ballots
and election notices 8 00
S A Graham putting up election
notices and returning poll
book 4 00
E B repairing county
bridge 8 00
C Justensen coal for poor 6 05
Sam’l Minser returning poll
book 2 00
W G Wilson trustee of Audubon
townshjp, claimed 87 00 al
lowed 0 00
W C Rice repairing county
bridge 10 00
Tunk & Hoffman lumber for
county 3 79
Illinois Printing Co supplies
for county 1 60
u R Scott member of board of
health 6 00
C C Hawk trustee of Exira
township 12 00
Wm Tibbins abatement on er
roneous poll tax.
On motion the board adjourned until
one o’clock p. in.
One o’clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
and on motion adjourned to visit the
poor farm and to meet at eight o’clock
a. m., November 15.
J. E. McGuire,
County Auditor.
Eight o’clock p. m., November 15th
1894.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The following school fund loan,
were examined and on motion ap
proved :
Mary Wheeler 8400 00
Elizabeth Mashing 800 00
C S Ballou 500 00
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
J A Cozine clerk of Oakfield
township 10 00
Carter & Hussey supplies for
county 93 50
W J Audas clerk of Lincoln
(ownship 11 00
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
World’s Pair Highest Medal and Dlpiema.
J. E. McGuire,
County Auditor.
J P Madsen trustee of Sharon
■mj township 8 00
Wm McGuire merchandise for
poor farm 15 00
Tll Beason postage for re
corder's office 11 05
Henry Winkleman erroneous
poll tax 50
The! Christensen erroneous
poll tax 50
Incorporated Town of Audu
bon room rent for elections
12 years at $5 00 per year
rejected.
II U Funk retainer fees in ease
against the bondsmen of J
C Dawson, claimed $25 00
was on motion rejected.
M Johnson & Co coal for poor. 4 40
J W Jensen erroneous dog tax 50
G W Guernsay printing board
proceedings, claimed S2B 89
allowed 26 90
G W Guernsay printing for the
county 6 80
On motion the contract of Royal II
Petty steward of Audubon county poor
farm was extended to March Ist, 1800.
On motion the board adjourned until
one o'clock p. m.
One o'clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
E A Rea merchandise for court
house $ 11 40
J II Kate merchandise for pris
oners 8 00
F M Armstrong bailiff October
term district court 20 00
S B Baker trustee of Lincoln
township 11 00
Scott Bros coffin for poor 20 00
Joe Ellis preparing room for
election 5 00
Frank 1) Allen printing official
ballots claimed SIOB, allow-
ed $72 10, D W Mathias and
Peter Mathisen voting for
and S I l ' Garmire against.
Frank D Alien publishing copy
of ballots claimed $lO2, al
lowed S6B 40. D W Mathias
and Peter Mathisen voting
for and S F Garmire against
J E Griffith publishing copy of
official ballot and printing
for county, claimed $163 50
allowed $129 99, D W Ma
thias and Peter Mathisen
voting for and S F Garmire
against.
Scott Bros merchandise for
courthouse 4 75
J 11 Jones clerk of Hamlin
township 16 00
A J Stoiy stock killed by dogs. 65 00
II W Hanna SIOOO insurance on
court house 25 50
Chas Bagley SIOOO insurance on
court house 25 50
J C F Wicker S3OOO insurance
on court house 76 50
Brooks & Miller medical atten-
dance on poor, claimed
S2B 50, continued.
Wm S Armstrong summoning
jurors 90 00
Wm Armstrong, serving grand
jury subpoeans. 7 90
Wm. Armstrong, conveying
Wm McLaughlin to Fort
Madison 69 80
Chas Van Gorder refund for
tax sale certificates 2 80
Ou motion witnesses before grand
jury were allowed as shown by witness
book returned to auditor’s office.
On motion fees were allowed as per
transcript from justice court in the
following state case:
I John Doe,
State of lowa vs. -’ Richard Roe,
/ John Smith.
Theo F Myers justice of the
peace 8 1 50
E F Moon constable (J 50
Wm S Armstrong sheriff 7 75
On motion fees were allowed as per
transcript from clerk of district court
in the following state cases:
State of lowa vs Wm McLaughlin:
H U Funk justice of the peace 11 50
Wm S Armstrong sheriff 4 40
A J Harvey witness 1 60
Fred Smith witness 2 10
Harry Northup witness 2 10
Wallace Bolton witness 1 70
Gill Petty witness 1 90
E N James witness ... 1 70
S W McManlgal witness 60
Alex Caldwell witness 1 30
J I) Manahan witness 2 00
J E Potter witness 2 00
Hans C Hansen witness 1 80
L D Leib witness 1 30
Otto Leib witness 1 30
Albert Harmon witness 1 40
John Seimsen witness 1 50
A E Hunter witness 2 00
C F Seimsen witness 1 50
Albert Spencer witness 140
Chas R Darland witness 1 90
John Jones witness 80
Gils Scroeder witness 1 90
R P Flagg witness 1 30
II F Seimsen witness 1 30
A J Shupe witness 1 40
Walter Graves witness 2 00
N F Roche witness 1 50
Fred Smith witness 1 40
Jesse Higgins witness 1 90
John Christensen witness 80
J G Wolfe witness 1 60
Jens Molgaard witness 1 10
Albert Spencer witness 10 40
Winnie Moon witness 11 10
J E Potter witness 10 60
Arthur Harmon witness 10 50
E T Higgins witness 8 85
Arthur Harvey witness 10 10
Ross Higgins witness 10 40
C R Darland witness 10 40
H F Seimsen witness 10 40
R H Leib witness 10 40
Clara Leib witness 10 40
J M Edwards witness 10 40
N F Roche witness 10 60
Henry Smith witness 2 90
Gus Schroeder witness 10 40
Fred Smith witness 10 60
Gill Petty witness 10 40
Jesse Higgins witness 10 40
Otto Leib witness 10 30
L D Leib witness 10 30
John Darland witness 22 15
Ed Pine witness 1150
John Seimsen witness 15 15
Harry Northup witness 10 60
L J Ellis witness 10 10
Riley Jones witness 10 10
11 G Walters witness 10 10
Geo Brown witness 10 10
John Christensen witness 10 10
Dr W R Koob witness 2 50
J G Wolfe witness 10 10
Dr A L Brooks witness 11 10
Dr M D Miller witness 14 10
Wm S Armstrong witness 41 50
A J Shupe witness 10 10
J D Manahan witness 10 50
R P Flagg witness 10 50
Alex Caldwell witness 10 30
11 S Wattles witness 5 60
Allie Jones witness 10 30
John C Jones witness 10 30
J 11 Hulett witness 11 10
O G Gallin witness 10 10
Mrs O G Gallin witness 10 10
Gertie Chambers witness 9 05
Mrs Anna Railsback witness .. 9 05
Daniel Railsback witness 1 55
Walter Graves witness 10 10
Bert Evans witness 10 10
M L Branson witness 2 65
11 M McLerau witness 10 20
C F Seimsen witness 10 50
State of lowa vs Pomeroy Conkling:
A B Houston justice of the
peace 2 00
Burt Hardenbrook marshal... 3 25
Wm 8 Armstrong sheriff 2 00
On motion the taxes on property in
West Exira, lowa, belonging to Mrs
David Burns was abated on the grounds
of charity.
On motion the personal property tax
on Thos Egan for the year 1894 were
ordered abated.
On motion the interest on the taxes
of 1887 on the north fractional half of
the northwest quarter of section 1,
township 81, range 35, were abated.
On motion the bonds for county offic
ers for the term commencing January
7, 1895, were fixed as follows:
Comity auditor, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
County clerk, ten thousand dollars.
County attorney, five thousand dol
lars.
County recorder, ten thousand dol
lars.
County surveyor, two thousand dol
lars.
Justice of the peace of Leroy town
ship, one thousand dollars.
Justice of the peace Exira township,
one thousand dollars.
Constable Leroy township, one thou
sand dollars.
Constable Exira township, one thou
sand dollars.
Constables and justices of the peace
in other townahips, five hundred dol
lars.
Assessors, five hundred dollars.
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
W. 11. Brinkerhoff, clerk Exira
township.
i Are We I
Right ?
How Do You Know?
Have You Looked Upon Us?
Seen Our Goods?
Asked Our Prices?
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If not Come and See. A new ship- r
ment of Overcoats, Men and Boys J
I Suits, Men and Boys Underwear i
and Caps this week. Fresh from
the Manufacturers. They are hap
py and we are more so.
Why?
Answer is obvious. We are in the
Swim.
J.Friend&Son
Proprietors-
Boston One-Price
1 Cash Clothing House, 1
I AUDUBON, ’IOWA. |
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Mrs. N. Roth, vegetables for
poor claimed $3.30, con
tinued.
C. E. Weston, work at court
bouse 1 00
Win. Armstrong, board and
care for prisoners 210 90
W. R. Scott, trustee of Leroy
township 10 75
Jas R Ellis, work for connty.. (» 00
R. C. Carpenter, fees on collec-
tions 49 22
Fred II Blume, taking testimo
ny for county 10 00
N Petersen it Co, merchandise
for poor, claimed $29 47,
rejected.
N Petersen, merchandise for
poor 5 50
Van Scoy it Son. merchandise
for poor 5 50
Eight o'clock a. m. November 10,
1894.
On motion fees were allowed as per
transcript from justice court in case
SUU ot low.
A II Houston, justice of peace 7 50
11 R Smith, constable 8 70
Jas Henry,boarding prinsoners 3 70
F B Keen, boarding prisoner.. 3 25
T H Allen, guarding prisoner. 4 00
Bert Hardenbrook, guarding
prisoners 5 (Ml
Geo Kness, witness 2 10
Frand Hensley, witness 00
Bud Kline, witness 1 00
James Blake, witness 2 20
Otto Witthauer, witness 00
John T Jenkins, witness I 00
Lou Miller, witness 1 00
Ernest Powell, witness 80
Arthur Sturgeon, witness 80
Alex Ferris, witness 1 10
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
John Pine, refund for taxes
paid in error. *2 00
F A Builiweg, merchandise for
poor farm 14 25
F A Buthweg, merchandise for
poor farm 1 *’>o
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
for county 78 40
N C Wheat balance due on road
damage 7 00
Peter Mathisen member of
board, milage and commit
tee work 42 70
I> W Mathias, member of board
milage and committee work 64 87
S F Garmlre member of board
milage and committee work 33 67
On motion the contract for doctoring
poor of Leroy township Is to be let at
the January session of the board of
supervisors to the lowest responsible
bidder, 1) W Mathias and Peter Mathi
sen voting for and 8 F Garmlre against.
On motion the board adjourned sine
die.
Petek Mathisen,
Chairman.
J. E, McGuhie,
County Auditor.
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