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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
KimballtoD s ElkborD

change caused Claus to move his
stock in to his own shop which be
had hauled up on Main street from
its former location on south Broad
way.
Axel Jensen and wife will arrive
here next week from southern Mime
sofa. Mr. Jensen has been engaged as
manager for the Kimballton Lum-
Der Company for the ensuing year.
He has been engaged in the lumber
business in Minnesota for several
years and will no doubt prove good
practical man for the company.
Chris johnson, the fat and jolly
buttermaker of the Elkhorn cream
cry, was at Lincoln, Nebraska, a few
days last week attending the meeting
of the National Creamery Butter
makers Association. OF courafs 81
had tub entered in the coptfY Il
we are proud to state that rs j. -
was 95, the largest in the Botna VEl-
! ley Association and one of the bestv
scores from Iowa. By the way Mrj
johnson was last week engaged
buttermaker of the new Clay towIs
ship Creamery and this exhibition
a good indicator that they made II /
mistake in selecting him. Az
e. F. Jensen, the buttermaker !,
the Danish Separator CreamerX..S 3
Kimballton, was one of the coS &
ants for the big cash premiums ~ s
were offered by the National CIV E
cry Buttermakers' Association G.
convened at Lincoln, Nebraska. -
succeeded in getting inside of ~ I
pro rata limit scoring SO. This ]
considerably above the averageS |
Audubon county and way above =
average from the state of Iowa. a
has proven himself to be the rig{ 4
man for the place and the KimballtS I
people are to be congratulated on
having SO able man in charge of
their plant.
MARRIED. On Friday, February
%, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Marcusen, northeast of Kimballton,
Mr.. Christian ANDERSEN and Miss
Hansine Larsen, Rev. N. p. Simonsen
officiating. The contracting parties
are we'll and favorable known here
and have resided in this vicinity for
several years. The groom has rented
a farm in the Looking Glass settle
ment near Palestine, Platte county,
Nebraska, and they will leave for that
point Thursday. That they may at
all times be happy and prosperous is
he wish of their many friends here.
The journal goes with them to keep
them posted on the affairs of Sharon
township and Audubon county.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01

Miss Nell Beers is the proud and
happy possessor of an elegant new
piano with which she will be able to
while away many profitable and
pleasant hours.
Frank Greer is the owner of a fine
Marlin rife which he recently bought
of John Frederickson. It's beauty
and it's not safe to be in front of it at
any old distance.
Last Thursday evening a large
number of friends were gathered at
the farewell party given at the j. a.
Slender home. The jolly crowd
mingled pleasure with regret until
late honr. During the progress of
the evening Miss Elsie was presented
with beautiful stand album and
Miss Annie was given an elegant
purse as BETTING tokens of gratitude
for their Jealous and untiring work
in the choir of the Brayton Baptist
church.
H. Henriksen, of the Oakfeld
township creamery, and j. P. Mel
sen, of the Troublesome Valley, our
bnttermakers from this part of the
county, made very favorable show
ing in the contest held at the Nation
al Creamery Convention at Lincoln,
Nebraska. Henriksen's score was
94s and Nielsen's go. No butter
maker, no matter how skillful he may
be, can hope to win all the time, but
you will always find our boys some
where near the top.
MARRIED. Oaktield Wednes-
day evening at 1880 by Rev. T. j.
O'Connor, Mr.. Kirk Merrlck and
Miss Retta Miller. The contracting
parties have worked for time at the
same place and there learned the at
tracing qualities of each that drew
their two natures together until the
attraction eliminated in marriage.
The groom is a we'll known, hard
working, industrious young man,
worthy of the confidence and trust
that his friends give him. The bride
is a young lady of singularly fine
qualities that will make her bless
ing to the new home she is to reign
over. They have a neat new home
prepared and will begin housekeep-
ing Immediately with the best wishes
of their admiring friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
John K-' y was business visitor
1T Atlantic one day last week.

John K-' was business visitor
At Atlantic one day last week.
+. B. Heath will have public sale
at Brayton Saturday afternoon. Don't
fail to attend it.
Jens Hansen, the Elkhorn painter,
was in town Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends.
Nels P. Nielsen, of Oakfield town
ship, was transacting business in Ex-
ira Tuesday forenoon.
Remember the big Walker sale
next Tuesday at the home place five
miles east of Brayton.
Clos Polsen and family moved out
On the farm thew have rented near
Elkhorn last Tuesday.
Miss Clara Ordway visited with
friends at Extra couple of days the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. d. B. Beers hae suffered very
severe relapse and we understand that
the lady is very low again.
The Misses Ethel and Esta Simp-
son, of Stillside, were over Sunday
visitors with friends in Extra.
Peter Lorebzen, just over the line
in Cass county, Is contemplating the
erection of fine dwelling house.
q. A. Auker, bright young man
from near Atlantic, was an over Sun
day visitor with a dear friend at
Brayton.
Miss frankie Belle Crane is this
week in Atlantic visiting with hel
young friends, The little Misses Netf
formerly of Oaktield.
S. e. Hockenberry was at Exirs
Tuesday to meet his wife who return
ed that day from all extended visi,
with her father in Illinois.
Bert Pipman has rented the Char.
ley Bison place south Of Oaktield
and is now getting himself eslab.
lished on the new premises.
John Sorensen, of Oakfield town.
ship, was Oh the streets Of Braytol
Tuesday transacting business arc
shaking hands with old friends.
Charles Sailer, of Bagley, Iowa
was here the first of the week TIT
guest of his sister, Mrs. III. M. Under
wood, at her home in the Heights.
Director |. p. Hallock announce
that school meeting for District No
3, Extra township, will be held at TIT
Oakfeld schoolhouse, on next Mon
day, March 9Th.
There is considerable moving ant
changing about going on these day
and our farmers are already beginning
to get everything in shape for sprins
work as soon as the snow goes OF
which may not be many moons hence
T. l.. Kelly arrived here Tuesda.
evening from Gold Greek, Montana
to look after business and visit will
relatives and friends few days
Tom is looking we'll and from all re
ports he is evidently as prosperous a
he looks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
Esbeck Brothers last week sold an
Ideal Duplex eight-horse grinder to
Ole Jacobsen.

Esbeck Brothers last week sold an
Ideal Duplex eight-horse grinder to
Ole Jacobsen.
There was rousing big party at
Hans P. Hansep's home east OF Elk
horn Friday evening.
Mrs. Albert christensen is suffer-
ing very severely from heart trouble
at her home north of Kimballton.
Andrew Christensen, of Ute, Iowa,
while here last week ordered a fine
new top buggy of Esbeck Brothers.
Mrs. Peter Axelsen rendered
number of young people very en-
joyable party last Saturday evening.
John Petersen last week received
big consignment of new lamps from
ST Louis. They are beauties and no
mistake.
Gregers Gregersen and his new
bride are now comfortably located on
the old Chris Petersen homestead east
of Elkhorn.
Harald Hansen, the painter of At
lantic, is visiting with friends in
Sharon township and trying to re-
cuperate his health.
After long siege of sickness Jeppe
Mortensen, of Elkhorn, was able to
walk down town Sunday the first
time in several weeks.
Jasper Jensen has moved his family
and his household goods to Poplar
where me is now engaged in business
and will make their future home.
Out al Peter Petersen's home mile
west of Kimballton there is much Joy
on account of a bonnie girl baby that
has been there ever since last Sunday
morning.
S. G. Petersen has resigned his
office as clerk of Clay township and
the trustees have appointed Hans
Petersen, of Elkhorn to fill out the
uneXpired term.
Chris Molgaard commenced work
today as assistant at tie Kimballton
creamery. The other helper Nels
l. mas Souc DdCh W Ills Olu
job at the Oaktield creamery.
Jens G. Andersen has traded his
house at Elkhorn and the adjoining
40 acres of land to Thor Madsen fol
his so acres of land in Douglas town.
ship. There were some secondary
considerations which we did moi
learn.
| Glad hearts, glad tongues and GLAD
feet In large numbers attended thu
X. P. banquet and ball at Klmball
ton Wednesday evening 1t was {
royal evening such as only true ant
loyal Pythians and their families are
permitted to enjoy.
S. G. Petersen and family will
leave on their pleasure trip to Den
mark and the Old World on Marcel
10th. Among other places they will
spend several weeks visiting at tn
great Paris exhibition. They expec
to be gone about four months.
The musical concert at the Elkhor
College gymnasium hall on the eve o
Washingtol's birthday, was a pro
nounced success. Especially wer
the piano selections by Mrs. Anto
Jacobsen most tavorably received ant
of praiseworthy nature. She is Ger
tainly ali artist in classical music.
John Nelson, of the West Hamli
creamery made an excellent showing
last week at the big buttermaker'
convention that was held at Lincoln
Nebraska, his score in the contest be
ing "a. John is one of those goo
steady fellows who believes in perse
verance and knows how to make GOO
butter all the time.
Nels j. Christensen has sold hi
building at Elkhorn to Peter Nelso
who took possession last week. TIL
building has recently been occupie
by Claus Hansen's meat market. TIL
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
Bucklen,s Arn1ca salye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
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 e
l.. Bison, at Brayton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
Sister Mary Bernard Dead.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 24.-Sister Mary
Bernard, one of the founders of the
order of Sisters Of Charity, died here at
the mother house, Mount Carmel, yes
terday. She had been in the order SO
years and was 80 years old.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
wt1liam Dappett Dead.

OrTUMwA, Ia, Feb. 27.-William
Daggett, vice president Of the Iowa Ma
tional bank and one Of the wealthiest
citizens of the state, dropped dead yes
terday from rupture Of blood vessel in
his brain.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
Jail Breakers CAPTURED.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Feb. 2s.-Harry Ell
well and Guy Robbins, who escaped
from Jail here Monday by cutting their
way through the ceiling of their cell,
were captured in Marshalltown and
brought back
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
Prominent Iowa Doctor Dead.

CORNING, Ia, Feb. 27.-Dr. Allen A.
Rawson died here yesterday after
brief illness Of five hours. DR.. Rawson
was the first physician in Adams county
and has resided here many years.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-01
Des Moines Miners Strike.

DIES MONIES, Feb. 23.-Two hundred
miners, employed i'll the Carbonate
mines on the edge of the city, went out
on strike yesterday. Their principal
grievance is that the powder which
they are forced to buy from the COM
pany store is not good.
MeodGcIse stopped in 20 minutes by D,
Niles / IN PILLS. "One cent q Dose"
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
". II. MORRIS. Granada. Colo

The most effective little liver pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Rls-
ers. They never gripe, aY
Saturday our streets we're literally
jammed with farmers teams. and all
the merchants were kept on the lump
Ahny their customers orders. In fact
thasIs the condition in Holly nearly
essss day Of the week.
Every family should have the Fami.
y Chancellor. Worth its weight In
kold See Mr.. Ed. Swayze. agent for
Holly.
!, an immense stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, and Shoes AT COST.
w. H. NORRIS,
ts.isf Granada, Colo
/. Take your waJcn, clock or jewelry
20 Applegate at Lamar and have 1t
.fepatred In first class manner. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
For Sale-Fresh milch COWS. viii
sell or trade for dry stock. Mares to
sell or trade: L. P. HERRING,
Coolidge. Kans
Don't use any Of the counterfeits of
iDeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most
orthem are worthless or liable to
cause injury. The original DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye Is certain cure
for:pilcs. eczema, cuts, scalds. burns,
sores and skin diseases. Ikelman
Bsosps ss@ s'S
A large crowd attended Mrs. II. Fl.
PrahlI public sale TN Tuesday. All
the property sold at good figures, e.
pecially the cattle, which brought
more than the market price. A. l..
johnson and w. B. Padley did the sell.
Ing and they are hard to beet as auc-
ti0neers.
TOgethcr with mass of other inter
estinR domestic details appearing In
the January Delineator. that issue
contains an article on Mexican candies.
This will be of interest to women who
want to introduce novelties at the tab
le during the holiday season. A prac-
tical article In the same number deals
with winter vegetables, how to secure
variety, and how to make the yegeta-
bles palatable.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
Ready for seer co.trocs,.

Our books are now open for applica-
lions Tor beet contracts. In view of
the general satisfaction resulting
from this first seasons experience, we
nave decided to 0ffer four-year con.
trac', From the present outlook VIC
fully expect that the entire acreage
required for the factory will be ap-
Piled for by the end Of December.
Parties desiring to grow beets next
season should make application at
once, in order that they may not be
disappointed II, later on. We should
not be able to accept any more con.
tracts.
As the quality OF the soil is OF vita,
Importance to both tho grower and
the factory, no contracts will be- exc
cuted until the land offered by the
applicant has been examined and ap-
proved by our agrIculturists.
TIE ANERIcAN BEET SueAa CO..
Rocav Tord, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
a We mans Ay.su, Peril.

There Is only one chance to save
your lie ana that is through an oper-
ation,' we're the startling words heard
Dv Mrs. 1. B. Hunt, Of Lime Ridge.
WIZ, from her doctor after he had
Sa'niy tried to cure her Of a frightful
case OF stomach trouble and yellow
taundice. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
began to use Electric Bittex which
wholly cured her. It's a wonderful
stomach. liver and kidney remedy.
Cures dyspepsia, loss Of appetite. Try
u. Only bOc. Guaranteed. For sale
at Ikelman&.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
Aevsfe,ssashsIA

= Asvsfstssae hi1ts. ''e-s:ss'asss
o. tssa saasss sel AtseAaE ~ nsatA. >Sue
1oee3s 81, - - ~; 8 oaaa
issal rsa1isg astssss ~ III, ,1sA As1aasuss, .
1sdses1 sstss WIN bs.AAAe - dtapaay k.s1s,.
- sxasaavs advsssissss. -, .Ss-
A aAvsstsaDs.ts win - - saeii ssAossa.
- uslses iasssseA ~ asbsA t1ne.
Despaas '-sAa" aAasosA nsaeAly. u Assissa.
Lesaa seadins ssttsss oAAase1 weekly.
AZ ktses q - IsiaslAg AsAtly Asas. Csli
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
Local and Personal.

si.S. IN. p !.
Brick for sale. 1es CnfiG cla.
Osdar Posss At Mathew. 81 10
cents. ON
A.;E Biiyen y suffering xish : bone
felon on his left hsnd. A!sss 's's
DOLLS Dolls Dolls, OF al descrIp-
tious at the Holly Phsrmacy.e'
Nj. Ivy'Niilinge1 ,made fblf once
. pleasant oall sesterday aflssnoQa.
Mathew. of cpolidge, scAdsRst yeu
the highest prlcsa fof -iaat .grpSm
corn. -.. - ,..s.s,s.s -.
Regular. prsyer' 'mestsnf every We'd
;nesdsy evening 1t 7:3U. xh'sfd invited
10 attend. .sa ...,s.sx..s,.
Dr. g. .. wilson. tho Ekina. deukt it
.~ssl be In Holly The 9Th and 7tSf
ssseh :, month. sssts'
Lew Mathews the prQ(psspw south
side Eanchman, was doInR businssu In
Holly TGe3dayt:: :. -'ai nc: ssSsii ~ s.s;
q S;~a Z sl.ssA =. ..::y al rsa,:g.S
Gr. and rNrs..0 e. Hlaoant sspant
Sunday At tie 'hena Of Otpaslspsrsats
on.Apsse. Gteet..ss !.-is tic. .ssstq:. ~
na,a.v II, o'allasa s. 'liii,si ~ II a;6s
prices oneEsia.an&nall Atne. Have
him al Hsa,ssqsiss. ::::s-> !. t.,AR .rs ).
;;,;S,z Il; Ct f;:. =: j! & yt'aa;a|. ys|..
fQs.a1ew monihs visit.
| ,sSSisassstn.s sissst i. CONT 50 i d + IL.
. mn al.. d .7sl IN sliN ,iss
Jsmss Ken Iatss,laiS; p II; :; = = =; ,
road overseer q CoolideG aide recent
sleetton. g q tHsAe lsasiae,ss afllale
EfMsv; NA.ss tsssn Aais ,fx .f.ti1:.
SEE Nbrftt ~ s,eist M ~ 11a ..
For q iffdhx , So ssiIs x IL
Fl.testdessa ssta0 sGfepsA Cherist
sh6 Aohair Skirt Patterns. - aa.e.. h
= The Hgnt PhImls5 Abn2 u II
ths oentst ri 1 tltMactle x .foi "a A6iia.
|! reg q tlnoe y! shsx spase1 ,thals,krys
stocxk nf= C4ristpasssasss sr.-.s u j.
sA'.lss aa.ltst .2pf8. ii;
@enA trQm.. . gS1y t6s ~sesk..
|sths wtcs nsnels ~ fh(.1ax3sAsA1a51j
tAe7o. per ton aocordint - rniHAs. 4.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14

aisss rs Hon, CAMS ssss
w0 osesntsed. ThA hoard -
tses. elected re: ,1.:,LsyWdod, Epesst
dent; A.: L. Hare, stcsetary g s.
AcAurtry. treasurer; Gsctxs' HONS
and 8. NJ; csuhsld. z. The issoctasaou
wtllproesst - organize p1jeses ~
hAtNg. ~ bteAG .r:s.ys..:s y
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14

=
Holly Pharmacy will open up In
their new store Ia . few days.
Don't forget that you can buy Pres
ents Tor all. young and old, At the
Holly Pharmacy.
Mathews, Of Coolidge has received
, new lot Of Hats, Caps, Clothing. etc.
Just try him once.
Mrs. J. L. Wilson lost nne young.
calf on Tuesday, Its death being caiba
90 from exposure TO the cold night: Z
FGCE;wHITE IN
For the cheapest and most stylish
C1pes, Jackets. dressing Sicaues and
II Spcy Waists shosn In the y.lley.
His Marie ;Hase; who has beendsn..
aefouslv IN for two weeks, itextrems.,
li.low this mornina ,snd shs u NOT. .er.
pected to survive the day.. - 80 ,Gt
|SRrsrwuIrr e. ~ sra
For tAdiaa. Tdr. Cspss.s Collarettei
and riush cspet
|-.Jsx,U. amst4 hse, leased Mrs. j. L.
fWssot's paspe forspext year. and will
t3cteon to T. atoncea and begin prepsr-
|apE ths ,Tonnd for ;susar beets. -. I,
=
txas., YliHnser. proprietor Of the
CNyNvery barn, received the sad newt
thAta hui }Sthef died Ia Topeka on
Thurshy 8f'lsst Week. The tiecse,ased
spent alfxs ihidiNitht fAfe iast summer.
Waiting Wftd hii'ioh:.' u''' sss''''.'ts1h
70. x sByl.tsfhal,T III; ;;;Si;i,s breeder ii; Il
|thorou3hnsd Poland China hogs is
consts1tly Ieceiting orders from other
st!tea He- shipped two dne hoes TO
IpafMA!fn Illinois last week, and this
|[!Hsskk baa an order from Pennsylvani.,.
+. Ifiyon want to sec Santa Claus with
fhB Immense stock 9 Of Xhhas goods,
fcsf Msthews' Coolidge.
&C. w. Merwin visited Colorado
Springs last week and. we understand,
nssds. arrangements for starting a
btoom factory there. He will not
snsndon Holly, however, as he expects
| :? ffow bis own, ,broomcorn on his farm
|ts.is,,
Esj(r. and Mn. Az Wilson left Eupdsy
fes Gagahy ~hbssi Mr..,Nilson takes
lSharge OF the Aeadgats, fer, the Great
1Ains Water Company. These young
Rs6RH haye hosts ef friends in Holly,
who yish the best success in their
new home.
|. J. L. Mcfarland. Or Rushville, Nebft.
l0ne Of the emost active sand enterprislhg
agents for Close Bros &Co:, was here
the latter part u last week showing 4
party Of land seekers over our beauti-
futcountry. he succeeded id selling
several Tracts OF land In this vicinity.
Coolidge Is o. K, when you want a
fsir Zeal on coal, grain, .pnoduce, etc.
Remember .thatirs, Mathews buys
ssspuds !. Apples, etc, bY the car.
h E1sSsae sta Bargain Good house,
stable and soHc barbed Wire fence.
Tin ill be easily moved. Box IS,
Coolidge. Kansas,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail
to cleanse the llver, remove otstruc-
tions and invigorate the -svstem.
Joa Hobart, Of Newton, Kansas.
arrived here yesterday morning with
. psrtv Of land seekers. Mr.. Hcbert
y very enthusiastic over the prospects
es this epuntry and is getting . large
fgpmbss of Kansas farmers interested
hAreF ast. - ~. .
A. ". Holden .ps;te, :; Of the
EHstAadnt Episcopsi church of Holly
twtl. preach op Sunday both in the
iroenius 1t eleven O'Clock and 10 the
everfng NJ seven O'Clock. Subject Of
moening sermon, .Srhe Palaces OF God, },
Kingdom" Subject ofeventng sermon
AsDcdisA Clothes, and Houses, VIA,
lsal1 s1bah nor Guk"
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
NJ Closing Ouf Sale
81 Is SIN on.
$3.50 ' Y orth Of Goods
!. 8 IS At Cost.

Istin hsvs ss full sais q cioshiae IN kinds and
saeas; Ies pain q pants m kinds spd ssss tnciud
ink many Ans caa1imssss; boots and shoes for nan
and boys; sboes all sisss for women and children;
hats. larssst and bsst stack IN the county. Also
ovefallA ovsrcosts shirta. underwear for men and
women. rubber boots. artics, dress Goods outings,
muslius wonteds calicos and thousand other arti
.ces
Ansoods q y to Is per cent less than they can
be bought elsewhere
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
supscn,ssaUg6shll

sas.zsss aps4A - y gsSAt
sss5 .~~SoiT sss.'
ossyss. -. ~. seaf u kx-s'
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
ONWARD and ....1' { :
UPWARD Herd

OF Registered, Prize Winning. Polsnd China oS -
Quality and Breeding guaranteed sqa - any hes
west 49, 80 " NJ
Also Plymouth Rock Chickens, winners ei Tixks
Sweepstakes premiums. Stock for sale at ali
Call or write to G. =. DYKsrERn6n, D{ y
lcrnles nosthwss n naNY. S6adss.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14

cssersy d ~ -.
Eve are the."whois thing IN Esdles'
Fur Cspes, Collsrett sAid FIJI
Jackets - r. White k,c 49, !. IN 49, !
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14

: .sCsssfass 0eetstas4es1lDeoats ~
| .ws~A!I11l6as NH. .$Gk ,absseanf
or af ~ ssaa .t6Elsfnss!
'eooc& - !, - EsW W1IzA Co !.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14

~ - -sss - VI 1U~
Tor SAX, AboutsfsYty .&suts q. .Kadtr
corn and Dwxtf. brbehf Corn; -6outd
nnd II shoc&, II 'nsfieG- Hqftf5l II 81
E96liv -. 80 '.l'i.s.@ s-.io 8
CIV. MI Nksiilzs:.' 4 ~
MathewA Of Coolsdts,f thsss.Up . 70
Now" merchant, Will give you aston
ishingly low prices on Dry Goods,
CAPS, shees, Elspse s Grflsie,,
Feed, Etc. '''
! Attorney ". Nh 0HnA5 - 1sibdnt,
- herea again thkkssk, ,sttepdaae 70
Z ~ before Justlce Hare. Granby
Dyer OF Lamar, was S6sakeI ii66 Is IL
lRosing side. .,ka
Hw. J: PtStt, wi1byhas bsensn snikht3D:
orator here for some timk, Il tsmpor.
arily nlling the bositioh Il sesnt; .at
14Maer, TiSSs'iS quite = desnsssd. 70,
sultion' agenaeOn tho saats vTs': just
now. As ~
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and then a Democrat. He stands
for principles Of right and all
who know him recognize his
physical mental add moral
worth. lie lives without re-
q roach.
G. b Andrews, Esq, is grad
uatc Of the A Arkansas Law School
of Little Rock. In 1892 he was
appointed postmas ter and served
four years. He made good
record in our postotfice depart.
ment. He is II native of this
county and has kept apace with
the development Of the county.
At present he is "a candidate for
the legislature.
J. w. Baker, ESQ, is a native
Of Louisiana. He studied law
under Hamp Smead and has the
promise Of brig bit future. He
is at present City Attorney for
this place.
Hon. G. c.. Handy is a lawyer
Of long standing in our town and
is ''practicing law for the money
there is in H."
Hon. G. r. Haynie is a native
of our county and son of Judge
E. T. Haynie. He is a mem Der
Of our State Senate and pro.
missing young lawyerln our city.
j. B'Shers. Esq, spent 29years
as Justice of the Peace He was
born in Tennessee and came to
A rkanSas in 1856. In 1858 he
settled on Prairie De Ann near
this place and since then be has
made this place his home. He
listened to the lannon's roar
during the war and marched un
der the Confederate colOrs. His
friends are many and
he carries the confidence Of our
people.
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II. w. Mcdaniel is one Of Ne
vada's own productions and is
just entering upon the active
duties of life. He finished his
second term in the Beaumont
Medical College at st. Louis this
spring and has stood creditable
examination before our county
board AID is now in the regular
practice. He is worthy and
competent. He is the oldest
son of @. r. Mcdaniel.