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Mir Jake Dante. formerly with P. N. Sarason, has accepted post ion with Wm. Roseuwig, on Third ave.
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No police court this morning.
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Mr. c. W. Butts has returned from a pleasant visit to his old home in Tennessee.
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elierInfg Sale

By yiftae Of an execution to nae directed by the clerk of the circui court Of Jefferson county, Arkansas | will offer for sale at the Ark. on
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Mir. Harry Atwood has accepted the position of cashier at the Valley depot.
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Mir. r. Nj. Rosenberg is confined to hls room on account of an attack of la grippe.
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily,
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Nespectfr..y Suhe itIec
 I. TRIPLETr. Smefln and Ex-onieie aitiector, Jefferson County, Ark, Pine Bluif Ark. December 3, lS96
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of the State
OF loWa, in and for audubon
County. Nay Term, Il. D. 1897.
JOHN G. HARDMAN, Plaintiff,

of lOWa, in and for audubon
.ro,,,fy MO- Ta-.S y 1ong
JOIN q ~ P aG1.M, H.
lane A. K is : CO. u...s u..uv
Kincade. n Ha m,9eaG n EGo. 81 hl \ 6 he = =.
fESav, s,i q. Rin y. h,nf Seies.a Lathsm n II si.m M,nc R;n..
cane oeGeasedi carrie a; brown Andnooa
Gen 7 Kinaaa tV Iua y. h ! = o;fa
Of Harry X ~. a II. I.s.han, II E;nc"da
We W. ! Laaham y. hinGade; ME-. EIsuned !,
R;noa Wiz ~ eugene =. hinCaaei IL. ,.;fe.
W. Mt asIam anu 6rs: aie1andeT hthca9 W R Rn.tIntt'
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iI aa8innn,,a us WI wiie; Ha aad NWS;H1ii;;s"eIh .efiinruaii
Snrnh hsHe ner as Ma y vahna har hmskand,.
S2aarnaann arf y anu aipr ana S aac . = IaaSnunaM'
h;a Vs.; :. fnana Vvii,; Sn ~ !. San,n ~ RiHnnI;ns
and N ME- ME- 81 mSe, \ 4 HanE;ns s 'h;.W Wife: Esasmns
III IN 3. SAMUEL n5 I,, +. 4 oeRk ana Ia LII ny : : u,;ta 1nI;;us
~ n P Ha anu aS1S9 ii y "A. bIaG H,yyh, ms ~ u II, = n,;ta.
T.b n,t5o 'Tha, = u ma Mss nInM Il 49, II,
it,. poinar Roaers-.ss SHon aHi !. ua. = ~ II
Site; faimer h 9g and Matilda, rogers ms
wife, Sam9ei s5Snnson, Urbane HerElck and
Charlotte Hefrick, his wife; barziiia Syi1eseer
and Mrs. Barzilla sylvester, ms wi!St ~: a.
Harris and Mary J.: Harms, ms Wiie; ; Milian
Haworth and Mrs; William Haworth, his VIE;
lane /. Paul and j.. A. PAUL., lof nu6OAnu john
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
Judge B. F. Parks, late Of Aurora

Judge BE-. Parks, late of Aurora,
Ills, who was not 80 we'll acquaint.
ed with the Bible as most lawyers,
was at one time engagedin the trial
of an important will case in Kendall
county before the late Judge Leland
and a jury. During the course of an
eloquent, convincing argument he
told the jury they would find in the
Biblethe following: 1.-The Lord tenn.
pers the wind to the shorn lamb"
Judge Leland, who was noted as
a dry joker, thereupon interrupted
the speaker by asking him to give
the chapter and book where the
words quoted could be found.
Judge Parks, who was as quick
at repartee as he was forcible as an
advocate, and who realized he must
have committed q blunder which
must be overcome, promptly retort-
ed:
"No, your honor, I am addressing
an intelligent jury of farmers who
read the Bible. If l were speaking to
the court, I would be careful to re-
fer particularly to the chapter, book
and verse from which I quote
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
J q Jones, postage for sheriff7s
] H Jones, board and care for
J Il Jones, serving grand jury
] II Jones, summoning jurors 70 Sc
Report of ] H Jones, sheriff, for the
quarter beginning January 1, 1897,
was on MISUNDERSTANDING and aBRE2ysa:
Bond of M F KerWfn, appointed
clerk of Douglas township, was exam
ined and approved.
Bond of w Powers, appointed as
justice of the peace for Exira township
examined and approved.
On motion board adjourned until
one o'clock p m.
Auditor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
Bucklen's Arn1ca salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, ChaIpped
Hands, Chiiblains, .Id al SStxaaah
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25c per box. For
sale by G. w. Houston, Extra; or =.
L. Bison, at Brayton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
Of Artists,

The memorial exhibitions bring
out some interesting anecdotes Of
the painters represented at them.
Here is one concerning Leighton:
In painting Summer Slumber,"
where every accessory depicts som
'ence, he was much troubled with
icons which rest on the balus-
-. nd the figure. They were
.raue ide awake mood, until,
M ..lo suggestion, hegave
upon s sno GRO epedin whisky,
whereupon they s aas 70.
ouirements as long and>S oi'en as
he wished.
Here is another concerning AlffS
Hunt: He was at the same time
both a very slow and a fastidiously
punctilious sketcher from nature
a combination which is said to have
FASTENED his end, for he had q
block for every hour of the day and
every condition of weather, and,
overladden with these, he would
often trudge a lengthy distance to
| his work. He would then start, say,
on al incomplete morning effect IN
sunshine, to be cast aside for a SINH
lar subject in shadow if the scene
clouded over, or for a monday one
directly that hour was reached. II
is said that he consequently some
times carried as many as a dozer
varieties of. the same view.-St
James Gazette.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
'allader has rented part of

8 farm, on n IrOuDle-
and will be a full-1edged gran
is summer. Mr.. Zaner was at
I'D Tuesday moving Ed. over to
w home.
Tile conversing with Uncle Levi
{, Tuesday noon, he informed US
MI. Natty Hamlin's condition
very critical. He said that he
much worse last Friday and that
you'd not be surprised to hear of
lie Natty's death at any time.
Then we were in Brayton, Tues
we found Simmons, the picture
industriously getting his rig
so himself and Frank jenkins
start on their picture taking
about the lakes of northern Iowa.
will start the coming week,-if
.oads get dry huff.
ndrew Anderson, the young man
broke his leg while coming from
ntic a few months ago withIa
of new furniture, and hisbonny
,were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
r. Bendixen Monday and Tuesday.
!. Anderson has to still be aided by
cutch to successfully navigate.
,ast Tuesday VIM. Onken reached
Iorty.ninth milestone of his jour.
through this vale!of tears, and hi
aren thought the event ought t.
Iitably celebrated SO bis children
friends gathered at his hor
arry.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
Hoods Pills to operate. IS cents.

Cramlet was over from Anita last
week and took home q load of things. |
The Oakield Township Creamery
shipped fifty-eight tubs of butter on
Monday.
Miss Clara Ordway commenced
teaching the Joe Doner school last
Monday morning.
Rev. Harry Ferguson is expected to
be at Brayton next Sunday and will
assist in the Easter entertainment.
Smith and Charley Burton have
been setting posts and stringing wire
along the main road running by their
farm.
Miss Este Simpson came home
from school and passed Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F..
Simpson.
The young people hold prayer
meeting at the Danish Baptist church
every Thursday evening, to which all
are welcome. These meetings are
conducted in the English language.
Mrs. Blanche Cotton has rented her
hillside home, at Oakfield, to Station
Agent Berry who will move his fam !
lily v there that his children may
have the benefit of schooling at thel
Academy, in about two weeks. AS
soon as he moves aSSadC Charley, May
Land Pearl 1seshKins will love into the
house he vacates and once more be at
: home,'' in the big white house on the
: hilltop, at Brayton.
John Cannon, who has been making
: his home in Anita the bast two years
and who has been q county charge
during that time, was told last Mon
n day by Supervisor Biggs that he
would have to work on the street ii
he expected to receive any more
supplies from the county. John
thought the best thing under the
! circumstances was to do q little work,
IS and in the afternoon was busy al
n work on the streets under the direc'
Ition Of Commissioner Mclaughlin
IT When he was working the hardest
v lsnsp-shot vas taken of him
the &c.. OF the plates expect
to make a small fortune selling tn
=. pictures, as it is thought by som
rs that this is Johns first experienc
no with labor since he struck the tow
two years ago.-Anita Tribune.
Program for the Easter Entertain
to be given at the Baptis
10 CHURCH, in Brayton, onApril 10, 1897
commencing at 1880 o'clock in tn
evening, sharp:
le Stende
le Nels Sornso
:, Recitation, Boys Remedy
i Recitation, The Diference-=-
) ssoglsssassraaiYis and Eva a:s71sf f ;aass
hh3ecitation, The Field----Mary Cote
Marguerite Cote
BY Four Little Girls -Pluma
O. freeman, Edna Bison, Carrie
aed Slender. and Esta Sornson.
le. Reading, An Idaho Incident
Hymn, Picture, By Three Girls
.ot Bessie Ide, Edith Slender and
it. limo Bison.
If. Muriel no
~ Recitation Bisc
ay' Recitation .---Belle Hardin
Solo,-----The Church Across the
ny, May-Ij--.lreneJ enka
ln- fseauihg, Ehourlhs SlnoJAgs---
W. T Esiia!ns The Chapel. Male Quart
J IN Planting Trees.
Service In Chapel.
fed Remarks:------Professo Brinkerh
He SONG Cast Thv Rread T1non tho Wa,
and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
Sars% apariI1a

Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81.
Prepared only by C 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

=
VIM Shaw, fixing county bridge,
Cameron toWnship--------- 20
1 w Parsons, board and care of
JW Ia 4
WILLOW & Company, meachans
disc for J Y. snesssSgfis.at-s Il
z audubon, water for the
20 &
L G johnson, work at iail- SO s
] E Griffith, printing for county II 6
johnson & Scott, merchandise
for poor 4
j M McKarahan, merchandise
for poor farm-------------.-- IA I
] M McKarahan, merchandise
for court house------ 10
H B Kennels, assessing town of
Samuel Milford, repairing coun.
NJ K Clifford, house rent for Geo
] M Rendleman, medical attend
ance on Robert Toft------ 6
James 7 Bell, stock killed by
J E GrifHth, supplies for county "a
lis D Thayer, merchandise for
Fl e NJ TsyIbott, house rent for Mrs =
e IL
Otto Witthauer, coal for Mrs
butcher and o w Murphy 10
FLA Buthweg, merchandise for
Bhet Hibbs, A Pamer, John
Hebel, A Townsend, Samuel
Rumelhart, Jas Archer, Eco
will and VIM Lingard--------- 70
E Bilharz & Son, merchandise
for Mrs Singleton, Mrs Beadle,
Mamie Wilson and Mrs. b
Smith ------------.--- .
] Burdick, merchandise for Mrs.
Fox, John Christensen, Jas
Archer, Mrs Phillips, F Coyill
Samuel Rumelhart, John Mill
er, Mrs Singleton, Mrs Brooks,
Mrs Monroe and Mrs Farmer Al
, Chris Justensen, coal for Mrs
Broderson, Mrs Palmer, Mrs
McIlvain, Mrs Sorenson, Mrs
!, Townsend and Mrs Richards 15
M b Hudson, supplies for the
! J H.. Jones', serving grand jury
VIM Shaw, stock killed by dogs,
claimed $40. OO, allowed 5
= , ] H Jones, board and care ofpris-
: S A Campbell, trustee of Extra
township 6
Bertel Christensen, trustee Of
harontownship-- 10
Frank Mclaughlin, trustee of
Lincoln township-----. 8
] G Hansen, trustee of Oakfeld
township 4
Peter Lykke, trustee of Sharon
Jorgen Miller, trustee Of Sharon
! township 1O
. d A Weatherby, trustee of Mel
: J F Garrett, bailif March term
9 of District Court------- IL
r J H Sherman, meals for jury :
g John Jones, witness before grand
-.I;AP Mn-ah term
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

49, H
quarter ofthe northeast quarter, and thenort
east quarter of the southeast quarter of sc
siGn .h Miss sestR.ws as9 quarter aaa the and %e' tho Sn sesa
west quarter of the northwest quarter :
section sov s;aa az, and son one .n ssEe of ana sTf
quarter Of section Seventeen dT, and five &C
off from the west side of the southeast quar-
Thirty-fve 1851, in the county Of Audubon
State of Iowa, and that the Defendants1
. sHme pl sialfi a in and to said real estate
iifrITJf q fTaassiaSssf2. ssIa66a III ssyssaaatpsrs hlynhscpi =
peaceable, undisputed, notorious, open,
tinuous and adverse possession OF sald p
or and claim of title. That the unknown 81
ants of the southwest quarter of the soutL
quarter of section Seventeen and hve acr
| the southwest quarter OF section Seventee
in Township seventy-eight and RangeT
five in the county OF and state
| ore the heirs-at-law Of Alva y. Brown, De
and tho wives and husbands OF suchl
law and all persons claiming from, by,t
or under said heirs-at-law or their W
husbands. the said Alva B. Brown hay
intestate in the year A. D. 1859, seized
said southwest quarter Of the south-w
ter Of said section Seventeen, and fiV
from the west side Of the southeast
the southwest quarter of said section
and that said unknown claimants of
erty claim to be the absolute owners
said properly as follows: The saidhe
Alya B. Brown, deceased, by Inherit
from him, as his heirs.atlaw; an,
and husbands of said heirs.atlaw fr
~spective husbands and wives; and
claiming from, by, through, or und
at-law, or their wives and husband
ing or purchasing the same from
law or their respective wives an
That the. unknown claimants OF tn
quarter of the southwest quartz
Seventeen, and one acre OF from
side Of the southwest quarter of
east quarter of the southwest gu
ton Seventeen, all in Township
and Range Thirty-fve, in the county
and State of Iowa, are the respect
of the said Defendants, Jane AL
riet E. Kincade, Lucinda E. Kince
tina j. Kincade. who claim to ha.
in said northwest quarter OF tt
quarter of said section Seventeen
acre off from the west side of t
quarter of the northeast quarter
west quarter of said section Sever
spective husbands OF said Defen,
Kincade, Harriet E. kincade, Lp,
cade, and Martha j. Kincade, and
derived such interest by their resi-
inheriting an interest in said rea'
heir-atlaw of kincade,dece
on or aboutt the yearA d. 1856, seize
northwest quarteF of the south"
said section seventeen and said
That the names a.nd residence
of said unknown clail
quarter of the south
ton Seventeen, and
west side of the SOU
west quarter OF said
unknown claimants
of the southwest O
teen end OF said
tiff and that he'll
the same, and ask
judge and decree
Lutte owner an fe
~hereinbefore q
claim, or int.
that the Plat
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

7 now oc-
the house
~ occupied.
Gray, Tues
i'll pass a few
ives and friends.
t Ed. Fulmer
here he will
Rock Island
rom At
ng this
down
mort ut
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

STATE OF IOWA
AUDUBON COUN'
Upon reading
case and after an
notice and being
tents thereof, it
that said notice
proved, and it
that said notice
County Journal
at the town of
and State of Il
by law in such
in open court
bon c~ountyr1Ov
1897.
Judge sss g,; e.
of lowe
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
For (ash - Es9s!
Sugar at Cost!

Hand picked Navy beans per lbs OF
Best bulk Rolled Oats---- OF
Battle Axe Tobacco--- 10
Old Style Smoking Tobacco 20
White Fish, 10 Id for------- Is
Arm and Hammer, per package 06.
Parlor Matches-12 boxes- O8
Lion or xxx Coffee, a package Is
Best Rolled Oats, two ID package 05
Yeast Foam O3
Lily Gloss Starch O5
Corn Starch 05
Good Vinegar, per gallon------ 10
Country Sorghum------- Is
Our Best Sugar Syrup------ IA
Atlantic Canned Corn, per AN O6
White Russian Soap, 8 bars for 25
Double ILL" Muslin, per yard 05
Best White Salt, per barreI--- l 90
Glidden Barbed-Wire, per 100 H. 2 20
Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware and Patent Medicine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

eight pecks OF oats at eacn 9 ana
makes away with 2oOpounds of hay
every week. His shoes are of un
usual size and weigh four pounds
each.-Boston Herald.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
Giant Horse.

Jumbo, a horse owned by a savin
Rock shipbuilder, is said to be the
largest horse in Connecticut. He is
nearly 2 feet high and weighs LOO
pounds. He is a powerful animal
and has dragged, with apparent ease,
a two ton load. With the children
he is a great favorite. 1t costs a
good deal to feed him, as SSs;
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15

.ssouri, and were still shifting the
eze''in the direction of Arkansaw.
liner Young tells us that in the
So of couple of weeks or SO he
r"to South Omaha to pass the
% brother and sister.
d Smith, Tuesday,
nd plane busy CON
.ase for the 8 Smiths
;,ghich to exhib-
=, INV aamuN
Il that's.
lapsuslingua the other
..l u notice of Charlie Essing-
s marriage. tt should have read
1873 Ida Davis, as the BRIDES name,
stead of Miss Wheeler.
darion Jenkins running horse got
.ked on the stife, Monday, inflict-
q a rather bad wound. DR.. j. Whit
ey was down from Extra, Tuesday
airing for the injured animal.
The of stock were so many
1he lot ready to go, last Sun
lay ie engine could not pull
ey were made up in tw'
went out of Brayton il
rson says he is satisfiet
g crop this spring. H
eight little grunters an,
ANNA pigs on his farm
IL the farmers in Audi
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-15
OakfiIed and Brayton.

Oakfiled and Brayton.
Lawyer Horton was down from
udubon, Monday.
Mrs. SIS. Howard has been number
with the sick folks lately.
Miss Maude Howell is home from
offending school at Atlantic.
Mrs. Grant Grochanour, over in the
alley, has been quite i'll lately.
Mrs. Sidney MEG uire is being troub-
led with weak lungs this spring.
Mrs. L. H. jenkins was at Extra
last Saturday visiting with friends.
Uncle John banner moved into the
Aunt Ann Hewlett house Tuesday.
Joe Bell, of Extra, began teaching
the James Essington school, Monday.
Frank jenkins went with the train
loae of cattle to Chicago last Sunday.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh was a
business visitor in Atlantic Tuesday.
Mrs. Erwin A. Jones has been un-
der Doctor Koob's care the past few
days.
Henry Fries has been under the
weather the past few bright spring
days.
'Lige Birge moved his family to
their new house, south of Anita, last
Monday.
Anthony Cihak is stopping at Pro-
lessor B%rinkerhoff's and attending the
Academy this spring.
Sam Pearson hired out to work for
Sidney Mcclure and will sweat and
plow corn this summer.
Hayde jenkins will live with his
sister, Mrs. Charley Skies, and be a
farmer boy this summer.
Charley Wells, from near Hamlin
Station, has been down this way late
~ working on the highways.
Doctor Koob drove over to Anita
last Sunday and brought his little
girl, Muriel, home with him.
We hear that they had a high old
ne at the dance down at Seneca
wards, last Saturday night.
harley Skies friend finished his
here and left for a short stay
friends at Omaha, Tuesday.
,outh Rock Eggs at soc per
). G. HARDMAN,
49, D. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-03
a CUBA" IN CLEVELAND
Wild Boys Who Style Themselves
Spaniards and Insurgents.

Cleveland, Jan. Cuba" settle
merit in the southwest end of the city
has been the scene of d number of
tween two gangs of boys who call them
Standards are about 300 strong and the
insurgents about 200 The rivalry be-
tween the two forces has become so
strong that they are waging bloody war
fare The battle ground is a marsh be-
yond the stock yards in the vicinity of
the Big Four anC Belt Line tracks, and
the numerous engagements that have
taken place led the police today to take
Il hand. The boys are from II to 20 years
of ace. They have formed a deadly
hatred for each other. Many of the boys
have armed themselves with revolvers
guns and other weapons while the
balance use stones and clubs This after
noon the two armies met and for half an
hour they fought a fierce battle in which
some of the boys were badly injured A
train of box cars was used by the in
surgents as bulwarkS. a number of the
boys stationed themselves on top OF the
cars. They had revovers and several
shots were fired The others threw rocks
from behind the cars. The 'Soaniards'
were behind another train of freight cars
Occasionally skirmish lines would VEN
ture forth. but we're driven back with
showers of stones. The two armies were
in collision when the police arrived AS
soon as the boys saw the authorities.
they took TO the swamps. One boy was
shot through the hand and another in
the knee and a third in the head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-03
AT HANNA'S HOME.
President Elect the Guest of His
Manager

Cleveland, o., Jan. Major McKin-
leys first afternoon in Cleveland was
an ENJOYABLE one. He found General
William NJ. Osborne. and other friends
at Mr.. Hanna's home, who gave him
cordial greeting. Later the major
and Mrs. Mckinley took long drive. 1t
is Major McKinley's purpose to receive
as few callers as possible, and devote
all of his time to work on his inaugural
address. which he hopes to finish be
fore he returns to Canton. r. w. Pat
terson of Chicago called on Major Nc
Kinley this afternoon to discuss Hi
nois affairs and to make suggestions
concerning appointments. No promises
respecting Illinois patronage have been
made by the president-elect. Senator
Cullom viii be here on Monday TO
confer with Major Mckinley.
The report that Senator Wolcott of
Colorado is going abroad at the in
stance of Major Mckinley to confer
with leading statesmen and financiers
about the wisdom of calling an inter
national money conference is not exact.
Major Mckinley is not in position TO
send representatives abroad, and what
ever Senator Wolcott does is said to be
at the suggestion of his Republican
collea CUES in the senate