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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22
Wedaasday's Daily

Miles Noyes. the F.irbank bard {, was . Tombstone visitor teddy after an absence of several months at Cansneae
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22
OF INTEREST TO PUBLIC,

Geo. B. wilcsx and L. Cooley eI- ted as trial jurorr.
 Special venire oi five trial jurors
 was returned e follows: E. L, Ash.
 Jshn Kelso, L. Short Geo. Ovsrseker, Geo. Ashton.
 Ford vs. Ford, divorce granted and decree entered.
 Order granting writ Of hsbess cor pus on application of J B Csvuny Order directs shsIif of Pima county to have said Csvany brought before the court ., 3 30 to day, whe1
 bearing will take place. This is C
 contempt case from Tucson. Csvsny having been . witness before s notary uhlic who committed him to jail fer failure ts answer questions in . civi cause.
 A partial report Of the grand fury
 this morninG brought in indictment i against George Short for forgery ant
 Jesu, Brengss for burglary. Two
 ether important indictments wero slse returned, but ss the parties are net in custody the information is withheld
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22

James A. Cox of Phoenix hss been appointed to succeed T. E. Grin dell as clerk of the supreme oours of Arizona. he entered upon his duties December l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22

Local hen fruit is now selling for Gity cents per dosen. while the Kan s.s embalned production sells Tor much less.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22

BAussss YssF Dswsls Wbh Cassarsta Candy Casharsis. cure soassiDasion fsrsvsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22
BlSBEE JOTTINGS.
BIssxs. Dec. Is. 1901.

for machine, blsoksmith and boiler shops.
 J.I. Knapp. advance sssus for the Hi Hsnry's minstrsls. came in to- day, arrangements have been made to plsy in BIsbss sn the 18th and 10th inss. with . matinee on Friday alter noon.
 wm. Hsnry and T. Jishsr, prom insns nsrchants of Dousls', are 10 on business. They both report greet activity in ell brsuchss of business in shs new town and predict . most brilliant future for Douslss.
 Thos. s. Johnson, formerly . blssksrnith with the Copper Queen company has departed Tor the east on . vi.it to extend through the hell dsys.
 E. T. Shaw. . cattle inspector for this disrriet left for Douglas yss.sr day iu pursuit of hi. dutise.
 No clue hss yet been o't.insd of the robbery which took place in the heart of Bisbss and the ara oi Gee. A. Cook { O., are mourn. ing the loss Of SIS, ,Oe0 worth of jew elery and diamonds.
 SIX. Williams returned from the county ssss yessefday.
 :BI>lEI, December Is. 1900.
 Redmond Toohey is Bisbee visitor. Geo. Bessells. civil engineer on the Csnsneas rosilroad came in today.
 A. J. Godfrey, old timer, Is visiting the camp at the present time.
 Dr. Harrington and bride are sx- pscted home on the 18th inst.
 c. E Clark, attorney ct law, re- turned to the county seat today.
 John Mobile will return from Agua Calients Springs on next Tues- day.
 Wm. Beatty, Sulphur Spring rsncher and cs,,Iemsn. twas in town today.
 Fvsnk Goodbody came in yesterday from Tombstone. being called here on account of sbe illness of his mother.
 The funeral of the late two.minsrs, Sullivan and Duder, who were killed on Friday at the Bisbee West mine took place today aud was large ly attended.
 The man heldiior attempted assaul, upon q we'll known young lady here, has been ordered out of town never to return on peril of prosecution.
 The ms.a auersde ball given las, night by Schmidt's orchestra was ( decided success. Over POO maskeri wore on the floor.
 The Friday night fire consumed the frame building belonging to Tom Whitehead and aiso . valuable pro- jectoscope, moving pictures, .belcn sin0 Co s. J. Mullen, an occupant of the houss sad lately purchased for $500.
 Pete J. Tenancy, head bookkespel at the Cananeas came in today. He goes to Phoenix where he will oficiate ss best man for Tim J. Msloney ct the marriage ceremsnies of Mics Mamie Toohey and kr. Msloney on ths lslh Inst.
 Bisbee. Aris., Dec. IT, 1901.
 John Mobile, will return from Agua Colen.s Springs on next Tues. day.
 Attorney J. N. O'Ccnnell sh' County seat.
 Hi deury's kinstfels vi. ppe on the 18th and 10th inst. They sr, some fifty in number.
 Csshier M. J. Canninshsz o. J, Bank of Bisbes will leays to morrow for two months rest 1, California.
 Holiday Goods are ia great abund- aroe here and is is not the fault O she merchant if their patrons csnno, bs pleased.
 The DiSbes Elks have secured . mum. Der of seats for the frst night oi Hi Henry's Minstrel show. Hi Henry is one of their members and the local R.ts will turn cut in full :orcs to do honor to thsis waiting
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22
THE DECEMBER
 TERM OF COURT

Full Report of Business Trans
 acted During Week
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22

G. S. Crockett, trial Juror excused
 Ter. vs. Andrew GriEn-Jury re- turned verdict of scquittsl and prison CT was discharged.
 Ter. ys. Jesus Bringss, burglary, plead not guilty. Set for December 18th.
 Ter. vs. Geo. Short sn charge si forgery. Plead not guilty. Set for December 20th.
 Ter. vs. Manuel Ssmors-assault with intent to commit murder. Fol- lowing is the jury impanneled: Wm- Jones, Gus Gottschalk, Jasper Short, Geo. Henry, Luke Short, J. F. Anna Iong, G. W. Allaire. T. J. Lyon, E. c. Asb, Hood Porter, ". H. Foote. W. G. Goodmsa. Found guilty Of assault with a deadly weapon. Sent encs will bs pronounced on Saturday, December 2lst.
 In the mstser of the application si B Cavany on writ of hAbess corpus. Petition showing that Csvspy is un- lawfully restrained cf hIs liberty, his discha arge from custody was ordered. Albert Thurman, on charge of rob- bery, admitted to $500 bail, which vss furnished. Plead not guilty and case .et for December 18th.
 Andrew Johnson, whose case wss referred to th. next grand jury sd- misted to $500 bail.
 Ter vs Frank Ruthleige, found guilty of assault and was arrsigned and tinsd s15.
 Ter vs J Lopez, grand larceny. The jury are as iollows: H Forte, T B Possch, E G Adams, H Porter, George Clswson. Fl L Hintle, G F Hsgier. William Allison, Gus Hickey, H c Aston, Jasper Short, Jessis Jackson. Case on trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-22
Fuser Me~dsy's DIily,

The nrecsn's dance on New Year eve is . social event looked forward to with much plsssursbls anticipation,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
Dead.

Saturday when the wings of the
night had folded over the earth wrap
ping all mankind in her somber man
tie, death stole into the home of Nels
Olsen on the ridge and cleft in twain
the threads of life of his beloved wife
and claimed her as his own. For six
ty-two years she has walked midst
the shadow and sunbeams of earth
giving a comforting word here and
there to the needy, living her life as
a friend, neighbor, wife and mother,
with that nobility Of life that endears
humanity to each other.
She has lived life to her children
that has made her name a hallowed
and reverent memory coupled to the
fading past, when she kissed away
pain and sorrow and brought comfort,
gladness and sunshine.
A husband will now feel the alb
sence of she who touched the home
into the paradise of bliss and brought
peace out Of tangled sorrow.
Along the pulsing arteries of life
she stood as the motive power that
backed many an enterprise and
brought cosmos out of chaos so that
all who knew her shed silent tear Of
sympathy and regret as she was laid
to rest Tuesday at one O'Clock in the
Kimballton cemetery,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW.

More than thousand years ago
Shadows OF time, how the days go by
There was a man used to know
May seem strange, but you'll see it's 80
After tell you the reason why
Worked in brickyard. same as you
And all OF us have to do;
Mixed in the trouble and worry and strife,
The mirth and the other things Of life;
Stirred in the hopes and the pains and fears,
Kneaded the mud with his sweat and his tears,
Humanest mass that ever you saw.
Poor brick!" said the man, ''but / have q
straw"
Up to his knees in the miry pitt
A pygmy's way, but a giants grit;
His back was chain of throbbing aches,
Lifting the mold with its earthen cakes;
Elbows rusty as hinges Of steel,
Knees so lame he could hardly kneel;
Mud so stiff it would clog pillow
And couldn't be stirred with wheel nohow;
Nights as short as the days were long;
Nothing seemed right. but everything wrong.
BEST can do" said the man; but, pshaw,
You can't make brick when you have no straw!'
TaskInasters pitiless dashed the man.
Can't" sobbed Weakness, but Courage cried,
"Can!"
'Don't!" said Despair, but Duty cried, dol"
"Al right said the man, 'T'll worry her
through!
Can't do much, and reckon you'll see
Brick won't be just what they ought to be,
Amt nigh SO good as know could make
II just had straw; but you'll have to take
The best can do for the works own sake.''
He finished his tale Of brick and then
Went home to rest, and me sons Of men
Looked on his perfect work and saw
He'd have spoiled the brick had he put in straw.
Robert ]. Burdette.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs /,

The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Rasmussen scarcely opened it's
bewildered eyes to the light of this
world to sparkle like dew in the light
OF love that shone from the fond par
ents' eyes when they were closed in
Deaths cold blast and the little form
was laid to rest in Elkhorn cemetery
last Tuesday.
Jerry Miller, Elkhorn's able hard
ware merchant hopes soon to be re-
lieved of his state Of single blessed
ness and have again the comforts of
home as his wife and little girl left
England Saturday by the American
line for home, where she will be
gladly welcomed not only by Jerry
but by all who call themselves her
friend.
1t has been decided that the college
will run again the coming year under
the able management of Rev. Wig.
This is gratifying to the people of
Elkhorn who has always given it a
most liberal patronage and support.
They too feel deep interest, for here
was the first school of the kind es-
tabllshed in the west and the memo
rles of the past make the associations
dear. Rev. Wig hopes to open, about
The usual time December LIST, and will
endeavor to make the school a grand
success.
Last Thursday in some manner not
understood by any one Chris Smith.
the twelve-year-old son of Thomas
Smith just north of Kimballton was
thrown from horse and has been un-
conscious ever since last Monday
noon. No one can account for the ac-
cident as the horse was perfectly gen.
tie and one used to the children. The
doctors gave little hope of his recov-
cry as most cases like his never recov-
er. The accident throws a deep and
sombre gloom over the home as they
hang in suspense over the loved one
awaiting, trusting and hoping for
some change for the better.
AS Ole H. Jacobsen was going home
from Kimballton with corn har-
vester, he was passing over a ditch
and in some manner he was thrown
violently to the ground from off the
seat and struck his head either against
the machine or on the ground he does
not know which and knocked him
senseless for time and received too
severe cut that the doctor had to patch
up. He now however is attending to
his usual work. He and his wife
were down to the state fair and while
there Mrs. Jacobsen went to Palmyra
and visited with Mrs. DIR. Kern who
used to be IN Kimballton. The doctor
is down in Texas doctoring cowboys
and has been there for some time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12

Sunday afternoon lot ofthe young
people gathered in the jewellery store
ofJ. A Petersen and spent few
hours in song and mirth and then
went home or to other places.
Mrs. Peter Bertelsen wife of the
kimballton blacksmith departed on
Wednesday for Elyria, Nebraska TO
be present at the wedding of her sis
ter that takes place on the 20 inst.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hardvigsen became the proud par
ents of bouncing twins one weighing
nine and the other seven pounds and
one being boy and the other girl.
In his gracious home just north of
Elkhorn last Sunday the friends of
Jens Garrison found the meaning of
hospitality and good cheer by being
present at the good time fixed for all.
Stop in and examine our wall paper
stock. We cut the price % per cent
and the prices are found to suit.
FRED FRANKLIN g. Co.,
Brayton, Iowa.
Hans Madsen made a flying trip to
Lincoln, Nebraska, last week, with
his wife leaving her there to visit her
many relatives and friends AMI he re-
turned 10 his manifold duties at
home.
The stock holders of the Buck VAL
ley creamery over by Jacksonville
were over in Kimballton last week
and purchased big bill of lumber to
erect large barn and mayhap large
cold storage building.
Nels M. Nielsen who drives one of
the creamery wagons had the misfor-
tune last week to lose one of the
blacks he SO often drove. They were
an exceedingly fine team and the least
one is the one he lost.
P. Gunderson who lost 800 during
the fair had the good fortune to re-
cover the same. He lost it in the
stockyards and one of the section men
found it and returned it. 1t was lucky
that it came into honest hands.
Ny winter line of dress goods is
now in and have the most complete
stock that have ever carried. Every
thing is new and up to the latest fash
ions. We invite you to call and in
spect, confident that you will buy.
HANS MADsEN.
We are told that on last Sunday
the pleasant home of Soren Faaborg
resounded to the merry voices Of
those he had invited to come, and
drink not from Lethes poisoned cup,
but from Baccus, the god of pleasure
and they all slipped, enjoyed and were
contented.
Youth ever needs an outlet for sur
plus energy and if some way is not
opened they make it as the did Sat-
urdny night when they gathered in a
body and invaded the sanctuary of
Leistad west of Elkhorn and proceed
ed to have one of the finest times of
the season.
Our Brayton correspondent erred
not long ago when he said that the
president of the Elkhorn Lumber Co.
had purchased lumber in Brayton to
build house as S. G. Petersen as
every one knows is president and pur-
chased his lumber in Elkhorn as all
the share holders do.
Mis- Larsen and son went to some
place and were a good deal like the
darkey who used to inquire of the
people when he wanted work, " do
you know of nobody who would like
to have no one, to do nothing for
them:' They maintained discreet
silence and told " nobody nothin'.''
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
with Jens Soc in regard to new res
idence property in Elkhorn.

with Jens Soc in regard to a new res
idence property in Elkhorn.
Christ Christensen living east OF
Klmballton went to Omaha last Sun
day with his wife who will again en-
ter the hospital for treatment.
Peter Kilgor and his crew OF
workmen have been busy and now al
most have the new building of R. P.
Larsen in Kimballton finished.
Miss Anna Christensen who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
and about Elkhorn for some time has
returned to her home at Omaha.
FoUND-Cape, southwest of Ham
lin creamery. Owner can have same
by calling at j. A. Peterson, Elkhorn
Iowa, and paying for this notice.
I Hans Nielsen Kimballlon furniture
merchant has purchased the lots Just
south OF Heigaard & Faaborg's store
and may erect building thereon
For SALE.-A farm OF One Humid
red and Twenty Acres, near Hamlin
Station. Write to
HENRY YOUNG, Hamlin Station.
Faaborg Il Heigaard of Kimball-
ton sold their property last week to
Yocum Jensen of Jacksonville and
will possession the first of January.
We have reduced the price on all
our wall paper 25 per cent.
FRED FRANKLIN & Co.
Bravton, Iowa.
Nothing adds so much to room as
neat wall paper and this kind can
be had at Fred Franklin 81 Co.. Bray
ton, Iowa, at % per cent reduction.
Rev. Gregensen OF Wisconsin was
in kimballton last Sunday and preach
ed to the people very learned and
able sermon which was we'll received
Jens Ottosen who has been weigher
at the Sharon creamery has resigned
his position and the place has been
filled by brother of Berthe Jensen of
Ross.
Martin Rasmussen living west of
Sharon creamery delightfully."- enter
tanned his friends last Saturday night
BY giving them pleasant and social
dance.
The board of directors of the Kim.
ballton Lumber Company looked
over the books of Axel Jensen last
Saturday and found them in tirst-class
order.
Peter Andersen Kimballton photo
grapher was up in Cameron township
last week and the first of this visiting
with friends and his cousin Hans
Nelson.
Jens Schouboe and wife were over
in Shelby county Friday celebrating
the eighty second birthday of one Of
her aunts and visiting with old time
neighbors.
Miss Anna Hoegh is in Kimballton.
She is daughter of Nels P. Hoegh
who resides at Brayton. is in the
dress-making and will learn to sew
her own clothes.
The show Of panoramic and NOV
ing pictures given by an old man
was we'll worth the patronage receiv-
ed and all felt too that thew were
helping good old man.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
Kll1bALLT0n. .rLkH0R1
A new up-to-date line of fine dress
patterns at Hans Madsen's.

A new up-to-da line of fine dress
patterns at Hans Madsen's.
Henry Paulsen sold fine gray
horse Monday to MAIDS Walters over
by Kimballton.
Joe Ayers departed Tuesday tor
North Dakota where they will make
their future home.
D. Dull is the name of the young
man who is teaching the district
school in Elkhorn.
Lars Esbeck the hustling stockman
east of Elkhorn spent Sunday with
his brother Peter Esbeck.
Hans Towering has at last really
sold his farm to man from over bv
Harlan, receiving $50 per acre for the
same.
Hans Towering is hauling brick for
the foundation of the house he will
have erected on space reserved for the
same.
See that fine line of fancy under
skirts at Hans Madsen's and you will
want one when you learn how cheap
they are.
August Guricky living south of
Sharon Creamery went over to Irwin
last Saturday and visited with his
friends.
Peter Petersen and Mrs. Brauson
from Monona County are visiting in
and around Kimballton with their
many friends.
Venetian dress goods and suitings
make the finest appearing dresses
out and are durable and cheap at
Hans Madsen's.
George Rosenbeck has been negoti-
ating with a party for the sale of his
farm at raise of seven and one half
dollars per acre.
You want warm, handsome and
neat looking shirt waist and those
Flanneletts at Hans Madsen's make
the nobbiest out.
Peter Heigaard has purchased the
tnfee lOts Just north OF their store of
Rasmus Hedegaard and may erect
thereon building.
The Republicans of Clay township
will assemble in caucus next Satur-
day night to elect delegates and nomi-
nate township officers.
The Democrats of Clay township
held their caucus last Saturday night
and elected their delegates and nomi-
mated township tickets.
Mrs. Jens Ramussen living south
east of Elkhorn was Quite sick the
first of the week but her friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
You will need some wall paper this
fall to fix up your rooms. Get it at
Fred Franklin & Co., Brayton, Iowa,
at % per cent reduction.
I have some Of the finest outing
flannels ever shown in this part Of
the country and will prove it if you
will call at Hans Madsen's.
Jens Schouboe up by the Sharon
store rented his farm Monday to a
man from Manning who pays next
year two fifths Of the crop.
Torvel Jensen the expert carpenter
was figuring the first of the week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23
WAS NEAR TO ALYNCHING
A PHILADELPHIA NEGRO SLABS
WHITE FELLOW WORKMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 22-Hugh
ODonnell, white man, aged thirty-eight
years, was stabbed to death tonight py
Thomas Brockson, colored, aged twenty
nine years. The crime was committed on
the Walnut street bridge over the Schuyl-
Kill river and the murderer had a mar
row escape from being lynched. A crowd
of nearly LOCO persons pursued the negro
and were only prevented from carrying
out their purpose by the arrival of
eighteen policemen.
ODonneu and Brockson were employed
in a cement manufacturing plant and
during the afternoon quarreled over a
trihing matter. Tonight as O'Donnell
was crossing the bridge he encountered
Brockson and George Adams, another
negro. The quarrel between the two men
was resumed and Brockson attacked
O'Donnell with jack knife, -infiicting
several gaShes in mis- victims abdomen,
A large crowd had gathered during the
conflict and when O'DonneH fell, mortal
ly wounded, the onlookers made a dash
for Brockson. The negro and his COM
panion ran across the bridge and Brock
son took refuge in a friends house. He
was taken out Nv two policemen who
were surrounded by the crowd Strenu-
Gus efforts were made to take the muir
derer from the officers, but a. hurry call
brought assistance from a nearby police
station, and Brockson was finally locked
up.
Adams was also arrested. O'Donnell
died in a. hospital.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23
A SPOKE In THE WHEEL"

The physical machinery of most people
often has a spoke in thewheel" That Is,
they nave some disorder which either i'm
pedes their progress or creates nerve
friction in some portion Of their delicate
mechanism.
Piles is tedious and persistent dis
ease which wears out the patience of its
victims. 1t has several forms of torture
Sometimes it's maddening itching sen
sation. At other times it's knot Of
aching tumors highly inf1amed.
The only way to cure the disease per-
manently is to use a remedy that has
the power to perneate through the deli
cate membranes and. tissues and remove
all traces Of Inflammation
The Pyramid Pile Cure possesses this
power to perfection. 1t is formulated on
scientific principles by specialists who
understand the nature of the disease
thoroughly.
Thousands have been permanently
cured by it and the manufacturers have
come to look upon itsas a remedy that
never fails"
You need not go through an inconven-
lent course of dieting and supplementary
treatment while using it. 1t Is a COM
plete cure requiring nothing on your part
but strict observance of the printed d.
rections which go with each package.
1t is manufactured by the Pyramid
Drug Co., at Marshall, Mich, and may
be had of all frst-class druggists.
Don't experiment il you are, afflicted
with this troublesome disease. It may
lead to serious complications If allowed
to continue. Get this remedy and check
the disease before it becomes chronic;
don't allow it to drain your best energies
and weaken your constitution.