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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02
Wall paper at half price at Roberts

Wall paper at half price at Roberts
Drug Store.
Carl Christensen and family and
Rasmus Fredricksen and family, de-
parted Tuesday for California where
they will make their future home.
William Armstrong and John Nc
CURE two of the good farmers out
southeast OF town, drove down to the
south part of the state this week to get
a load each of apples.
There will be meeting of the
Thursday Club next Tuesday evening
in the club rooms. beginning at 7:30.
1t meeting Of Importance and the
president is very DESTROYS of having a
full attendance.
The Epworth League will have
charge of the services next Sunday
night at the Methodist church. Mrs.
Rogers who was here in the school at
one time will speak and the audience
will be we'll entertained.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02
Five Hundred Are Drowned.

Yokohama, Sept. 3O.-During the ty-
phoon yesterday a tidal wave swept
the Odawara district, near here, and
overwhelmed many houses. Five hun
dred people were drowned.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02
Kills Father to Project Mother.

Peshtigo. Wis. Sept. 80. Seifeld,
a farmer. was shot and killed by his
son. Seifeld was beating his wife and
the boy shot his father to protect his
mother
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02

AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.

5 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
$4,000 optional payments with
Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES RAGLEY.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
NETWORK CITY.

The educational classes of the West SIDE Young
Mems Christian Association viii be reopened this
evening The enrolment is larger than before,
more than five hundred now being registered.
The annual reception and dance OF the Hurley
VILE Social Club of the New-York General Post
office was held at the West Side Lyceum. Fifty
second-st. and Seventh-ave, last evening. The
club is named for place up the State where the
clerks spend their vacations.
The American Missionary Association has issued
an appeal 70 the Congregational churches OF the
country 10 observe Sunday February g. as me
mortal OF Abraham Lincoln. whose birthday is
February p The churches. Sunday schools and
Fndeavor societies are urged TO emphasize Chris
tian patriotism.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY JANUARY 5. 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Crnric CBr) Thompson Liverpool December q
ana Queenstown 121 steerags
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
THE HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The forty-second annual statement Of the Home
Life Insurance Company shows that it has ad-
vanced during the year along remarkably success
fal and conservative lines. 1t has increased its
outstanding insurance by nearly 100000, its as
sets s. 900 o0o its payment to policy holders nearly
20 per cent it's contingent liability fund,
voluntarily set aside TO possible fluctuations
in price os securities. TO 10000. and now has a
net surplus Of 3l0l2l It treats IT always has.
tn deferred dividends as liability, which fund
hsa increased from s7ss,3a TO sEB.Hs. Many conD-
panies use this item TO swell their surplus and.
had the Home treated IT, its surplus would
have been increased TO s2,1es,s5o Progressiveness
and growth are notable features in this statement
and show what sound and conservative manage
YLent can accomplish.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06

Youth looks in the future, doesn't
want clothes of the past.
The fashion-fancies Of the moment in
our young mems sack suits - coats
shaped in. trousers moderately peg
topped
Rough cheviots in fancy mixtures,
overplaids and stripes; sizes 30 to "a inch
chest
$12 to S25.
No servant is credit to his master in
ill-htting, ill-appointed livery.
Livery that fits.
Livery that is correct in all details.
Livery for every indoor servant.
Overcoat wearers whose inclinations
are in the right direction can crafty
them here.
All sorts of good overcoats from SIS
to $50.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
25s Broadway. cor Warren.
and and 8 Warren ST
$50 Broadway cor Prince. We ill orders
1260 Broadway. SD by mail.
and 81 West 33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
amusemenIs.

Cast includes-HLda Spong Hose Eytlnge. Doroth,
Dorr Alice Fischer, Margaret Ellington, Gertrude Bennett
Robert Lorraine Jameson Lee Finney, Grant Stewart
William F. owen. Eugene ormoude and Others '''Firs
Matinee Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
as.engers to the White Line Arrived at the Bar

passengers to White Line Arrived at the Rar
Steamer Perugia CBo. Johnston Marseilles December
Genoa Leghorn 10 and Naples Is. mdse o cahin
257 passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived
al the Bar at 80
steamer Gera Ger Koenemann. Bremen December q
cabin 32T passengers for Balti-
more Celrichs & Co. Arrived the at IO:4l m
Plymouth 2i with mdse passengers to the
Hamburg-American Line. OF the Sandy Hook Lightshp
steamer Horrox (3r Fraser Santos December / Vic
Barbados -. with coffee Busk & Jevons
Arrived az the Bar az $50
Steamer city Of Washington. Byrne. Tampico Deem
ber January with mdse and 2S shIn
passengers to James Ward & Co. Arrived the Bar
steamer iroquois Bearse jacksonville January . and
Charleston g. with mdse and passengers William P
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers to the Dominion
steamer Gulf Stream, swain. Philadelphia with mdse
William Clyde & Co.
Sandy Hook, 7, s. e:so p m-vind southwest
light breeze. clear; hazy of shore.
SAILED.
Steamers Naeooehee. for Savannah: Oneida Whining
ton c. and Georgetown c: Llandaff CITY CFsr Pris
to; Tartar Prince tBD, Naples. Genoa and Iephorn
Feradene (Br) Hamburg Winkommen Gen 11r5sn,
British Princess (Rr) Antwerp via Gravesend
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hull Jan 4-Saned steamer Colorado Gr, Coy Nsv
York (and passed Beachy Head 5th). ~
New-York Bremen '' ''@
Liverpool. Jan ARRIVED, steamer CBr) Jones
New-York. " S
Victoria Ger Kaenph from Hamburg for NeYosE
Queenstown, Jan s. 10 msailed. steamer Etruria Csr
Prawie Point Jan 5-Passed steamer Iiindoo osr, Sill
vsrwood New-York for Hull.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbia University Trustees afternoon
Organization OF Aldermen. City Hail. afternoon.
Beard Of Estimate. City Hall, p m
Review Of the e9th Regiment, arnory, evening
Lecture by Frank Moss. $50 West Twentythirdst,
?. m.
Peoples Institute lecture Professor W e B. Dubois
Cooper Union p
New-York Academy No los West F1ftyhfth-
81.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-The Hon. Chandos Stanhope, Of
London CAMBRIDGE-Baron Won Hengelmdller,
Austro Hungarian Minister. OF Washington.
GRAND-Captain z. P. Townsley, u S. A. HOL-
IAND-Justice D. Cady Herrick. Of the New
York State Supreme Court. IMPERIAL-Judge
z NJ Brewster Of Tennessee. MANHATTAN-
Martin A Knapp Interstate Commerce Commits
eioner OF Washington. MURRAY HILL-George
H Quincy OF Boston. NAVARRE-Captain L..
q peck u s. N NETHERLAND-R. G. Shaw,
ID OF Boston. PLAZA-Charles E. Patterson, Of
Troy
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06

Brings mai
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7z4 Sunset 4:4o Moon rise 4s2 Moon. age
HIGH WATER
AM.-sandy Hook 5:o3 Gov Island 5:3l He'll Gate 1928
P.M-sandy Hook 5:31 Gov Island 5:53 He'll 7:46
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
r11EsDAY. JANUARY !
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
v.xs., For. Malls close Vessel sails
cuvandotte Norfolk. Old Dominion. 500 III
CSttta al Torno Naples Italian. $50 m 1900
TUESDAY. JANUARY :
cartbbee St Thomas Quebec 1880 500 m
Tinance Colon .............. $50 100 m
IrooIos Charleston, Clyde 800 D m
Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300
ii Dta New-Orleans. Morgan 300 m
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY s.
Cy1nric. Liverpool. White star 400 m
Mongolian, Glasgow Allan-State.
ICELAND, Southampton, Red STAR $50 1900
Domingo. Clyde. 1880 800 m
Yucatan Havana, n Y & Cubs. 1900 800 D m
Cornal. Galveston, Mallory. 800 D m
Algonquin. Charleston Clyde. 800 p m
Jefferson, Norfolk. Old Dominion-.-- 800 D m
Mount Vernon 1nagus- Cameror-s. $3.50 m 1900 D m
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
INVESTIGATION To Be SHtLvED.
REPUBLICANS AS WELL AS DEN
OCRATS AGAINST IT.

Washington, March. 29.-The chan
ces are that the Cromcracker resolution,
which provides for the appointment of
committee TO investigate the election
laws of various States, will not get past
the stage of caucus Endorsement. The
House Committee on Rules can easily
refuse to carry out the decision of the
caucns as regards the resolution. What
ever the object of Judge Cromcracger
and his associates. the result can be
easily foretold. 1t means the stir
ring zap OF Sectianai -apimoSitY aud
prejudice. The old time antagonism
between the Northern aud Southern
States has almost completely died out,
In fact, the Spanish war killed what
little was left. For Congress now to
adopt a measure that would largely
tend to revive sectional prejudice is a
short sighted policy that many OF the
leading men among the Republicans
of Congress look upon with as much
disfavor as the Democrats. The South
is fully competent to manage its own
affairs. There Is no necessity what
ever for Congressional interference.
The Southern people are like the rest
of the Anglo Saxon race, in that they
will never allow an ignorant and inie-
rior people to have any voice IN the
government, or approach equality in
any way.
In some Of the Northern States illit-
eracy is barred from the ballot, and
there has never been any thought of
challenging the right of States to pre-
scribing the qualifications of their voters
until some of the Southern States began
the work of DISTINGUISHING the negroes.
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FAXED NEWS.
POSTMASTER AND ASSISTANT
TOO ENTERPRISINGT TO SUIT
CITIZENS.

Postmaster Sewell and Assistan;
R9stmaster Holland of Campton, XIV.
q tn town Il : fa aka ntsphie aaasn is.ztn,
various newspapers. For several months
CamptOn has figured as news center.
First the Champion bigamist was nm
covered, and the papers headlined the
story, which was accompanied by pic
lures:
"Kentueky's champion bigamist won
the women with his eyes. Hero of
thirteen weddings tells how, although
the ugliest man in the mountains, he
had no trouble providing himself with
partners, etc.
Next came story of star route
man ) battle with wildcat. 1t related
that he had killed a score of bears and
large numbers of wildcats and had
slept many nights hemmed in by wild
beasts. Then came a story of wild
eat entering the hotel of Judge Combs
in Campton aud frightening the guests
from the place.
Another story was a fierce battle be-
tween the sheriff and posse and some
in which eight men Were
wounded. two OF the outlaws captured
aud placed in Jail, about which hun
dred armed men kept guard.
There was no foundation for the fab
relations, and at mass meeting held
by the citizens both Postmaster Sewell
and his assistant were denounced and
asked 60 resign. Fourth Estate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
A DOUBLE FOR Mr.. RO lSEvELT.

If President Roosevelt had been seek
ing a double for himself IN personal APP
pearance, taste and temperament, he
could not have come more closely TO
the mark than in the selection OF Mr..
Moody. The new Secretary of the Navy
is perhaps two inches shorter in stature
than the President. but he is built on
the same stocky plan, with well knit
form fiorid complexion, good eye and
energetic gait, evidencing a healthy
physique and body, under perfect con-
troll and training.
81 am as fond of outdoor exercise as
the President" Mr. Moody says, land
| propose to continue NV present habits
am intensely tond of any form of out
door exercise, but prefer that of walking.
| walk TO the Capital every day, and at
least once a week enjoy twelve or Mt
teen mile tramp in the country.
President Roosevelt and party will
visit the Charleston Exposition, Wed
nesday, April 9th.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
PETRlFIeD SHIPS.
FOUND 100 MILES FROM THE
OCE n.

Dawson City Cor. San Francisco Elk
amIner.).
On bleak and barren hillside of the
Arctic Coast, near the headwaters of
the Porcupine River, more than 1000
feet above the sea level, and a long way
above timber line, where none save the
Indian hunter has ever placed foot
there lie complete hulls of two large
ships, petrified. This find is so re-
markable that the discoveries of re
mains of mastodons, winch have been
made from time to time, sink into in
significance by comparison.
Mr.. Liskche, a printer of Seattle.
Wash, who returned from the koyukuk
country lsst evening, brought the news
of the find to Dawson He says that
DIR. Cleveland, who is known from one
end of the territory TO the other, has
gone to investigate the matter, and all
who know him say that he would not
go on such an expedition if he were
not sure of the fact,
A FEW ONLY REMAINING.
We have only few guitars which
we offer at cost, ID. h. WILSON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
HAPPY EVER AFTER.

In the fact that Professor Womack of
Stonefort, ILL.,, has now become the
husband of pretty Mary Marshall, the
schoolgirl whom he was compelled to
punish by whipping for naughty be-
havior during lesson hours, there is
exceptiopalt propise of an unusually
''s s.!,s -. - nj -. 60.
the blushing Mrs. Profcsscf W66sdtkk
knows her spouse as but few young
wives have been fortunate enough to
KIN Ow their other selves in the early
beginning of their welded lives.
She must surely realize that he is a
firm disciplinarian. He proved this
when he whipped her. But she knows
also that. deep in his heart, he is a
gentle man, because il was while he
whipped her that his soul relented in
for her womanliness and
he fell in love with her that very
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
ROOSEVELT'S TEMPER.

President Roosevelt finds it no light
task to keep his interiors in order.
Admiral Dewey he has rebuked for
giving an opinion on question of
commanding in naval battle. General
Miles has been angrily reproved. like
express confidence in Admiral Dewey's
judgment in matters relating to sea
fights. Admiral Schley has been told
in effect, from the White House that in
the glorious action of Santiago, which
was won under his leadership he was
wanting in that headlong courage,
and high and reckless daring
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
MANY LIVES LOST.
IN STORM AND FLOOD IN TEN
NESSEE.


Nashville, Tenn. March 9Th
known dead in Tennessee by FRIDAYS
storm and floods are:
Hartman, Tenn, two unknown.
Pulaski, Tenn, eleven.
Huston Conner.
Sarah Phillips.
John Cole wife and three children.
Stock White, wife and two children.
all colored and negro baby.
Lewlsburg, Tenn. three
Annie Robinson, two children of Joe
Mcclellan, all coiored
ldurfI eesDoso. Tenn. one. ---.'-'-s-----.
Williams, colOred girl.
McMirnville, five.
Mrs. Blevin AID three children.
Henry Madewell.
The counties which were visited by
the flood include practically all Of
those lying between the mountains on
the east and the Tennessee river on
the west and between the Cumberland
river and Alabama line almost all of
Middle Tennessee and one of the most
fertile and beautiful stretches of coun-
try in the world.
The counties suffering the greatest
seems TO have been those south of
Murfresboro, the center OF the state.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
uINo2
= IN A DREAM.
SHE SAW THE BODY OF HER
DEAD HUSBAND.

Nothing in the annals of physical re-
search surpass the experience of Mrs.
w ,. Mann. of Anaconda. Mont
whfe husband died in Butte a short
time since. BY some strange prescienee
she saw the body of her beloved hus.
band lying cold 10 death, though she
was more than thousand miles dis.
tant
" ). Mann, six feet tall and stall
war; OF figure, hardly having known a
day = sickness in his life, died after a
bries Illness at he Silver Bow Countv
hospital on the morning of February
%. sHe was teamster and his sicknesS
came with the suddennes' of a stroke
OF Paralysis The body was taken to an
unaertaker's' where it lay while an in
yestlgation was made to discover. il
possible. the whereabouts of relatives.
Fr'ends who knew Mann during his
Lifetime had heard him speak with in.
nni5e affection of a wife back some
where IN the east. Some said she was
at Grand Rapids, Mich, but this was
tneTerest conjecture, for none knew.
- Few days after Mann died a letter
came addressed to the boarding house
at Nalkerville where he had lived. II
wa< written in woman's hand, and
the nissive was turned over to Larry
Duegan, upon whom the duty of break
ing the news of Mann's death to the
str'fxen wife deyolved The letter was
OF startling import, for il showed that
tRe dread message had already been
wt1fed through space TO the grief.
bowed one at home. The letter was
dased at Hot Springs. Ark, and told
the story of a heart that feared the
West had happened
My dear" the letter read, why
don't you write to me! Write me and
teri me that 1t Is not true, and that it
Is nothing but a cruel dream after all.
Last Sunday morning. shortly after
midnight, bad the most horrible dream,
wien saw you lying cold and dead
be ore me. liz was so vivid, so real.
that l could not sleep. Again the next
NJ mt l had the same dream, when |
saw you so stillSnd white that l cried
ont for very fear. Once again the third |
vision came. and then 1 knew that
had happened 10 you, and |
that you were lost to me.
The letter went on to state that they |
bad been married seven years. and this
was the first time that anything Of the
'ort had occurred. In another place of |
LIZ letter Mrs Mann stated that she /
Ill seen her husband buried, and that
sfir the earth had closed down upon |
d.. coffin she had seen him turn over,
p,1wful agony.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
n. Q. AMBERG, Local Agent.
UNITED STATES SENATORS

United States Senators should be
elected by direct vote of the citizens OF
their states.
Public opinion is overwhelming in
favor of the change.
Thirty State Legislatures, respond
ing to public opinion, have declared for
1t.
The House of Representatives recent
ly. by an overwhelming vote, passed Il
bill authorizing the submission OF an
amendment TO the Constitution provid
ing for the popular election of Senators.
This bill. like others of the same
kind passed 10y previous Houses oil
Representatives, has been referred 10
the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections, which has smothered them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
: JONES WILL Be MISSED.

Senator James X Jones of Arkansas,
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee. who was defeated at the
primaries in his State yesterday and
will retire to private life, is prominent
and imposing figure in Washington and
will be missed in the Senate. Tall,
dignitied, of commanding presence, the
typical Southern gentleman in manner
and dress, he commands instant add
mlration. Among his best friends are
his political enemies. No one will re-
greet his disappearance from Washing
ton life more than Senator Platt of
New York. with whom Mr.. Jones has
long been ON terms of intimate personal
relations.
FOR SALE.
One mare. years old, work gentle.
ABE UNDERWOOD.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
PROTECTION FOR BIRDS.
THEIR NESTS AND EGGS. TEXT
OF THE DENTON BILL, WHICH
HAS BEEN SIGNED BY THE
OVER OR.

Following is the text of MIR. Denton :
bill for the protection of birds and their
nests and eggs, which has been signed
by the Governor
Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth of Kentucky;
/. That no person shall within the
State of Kentucky kill, catch or have
IL his or her possession. living or dead.
any wild bird other than game bird,
or purchase. offer or expose for sale,
/ transport or ship within or without the
State, any such wild bird after it has
been killed or caught except as per
mitted by this act. No part of the
/ plumage, skin or body of any bird pro
tected by this section shall be sold or
/ had in possession for sale. For the
purpose of this act the following only
shall be considered game birds: The
Anatidae, commonly known as swans,
geese brant and river sea ducks; the
Rallidae, commonly known as rails,
eoots, mudbens and gallinules; the
Limicolae, commonly known as shore
birds, plovcrs surf birds. snipe, wood
cock, sandpipers, tatlers and curlews;
the Galllnae, commonly known as wild
turkeys, grouse, prairie chickens,
{
the species of Columbidae, commonly
known as mourning doves.
,. No person shall within the State
of Kentucky, take or needlessly destroy
the nest or the eggs of any wild bird
other than a game bird, or have such
nest or eggs in his or her possession,
except as permitted by this act.
3. Any person violating any OF the
provisions of this act shall be guilty of
misdemeanCr and shall be fined five
dollars for each bird, living or dead, CO
part of bird, or nest or set OF eggs or
part thereof, possessed in violation of
this act; or shall be imprisoned not less
than five nor more than thirty days for
each offeDse; or shall be subject 10 both
such fine and Imprisonment at the
discretion of the court.
Z. The English or European house
sparrow, great horned owl, sharp
Skinned hawk, CoOper's hawk, crow
and crow blackbird are not included
among the birds protected by bis act.
3. Nothing in this act shall prevent
any citizen of the State of Kentucky
from destroying birds found injurlng
fruit or crops On his premises: Provided, |
that such birds when killed shall not |
be sold or shipped out Of the State.
3. All acts or parts OF acts inconslst- !
ent with the.prOyisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
This Act permits incorporated Socie-
ties of Natural History, or any author T
lied persons for strictly Scientific /
purposes, TO kill, &c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
A SMALL FIRE.

4 small frame, occupied by Elgan
Winston colored, on the brow OF the
hill, East Hickman, was destroyed by
fire, Tuesday The fire originated in
the fiue of the cook room. The proper
ty was owned by w. e. Johnson, and
insured for 500, about half the value
A large part of the household goods of
Winston was saved, but the family are
yet considerable losers.
The recent Legislature did no one any
bodily harm during its session, signif-
icantly says the Bardstown Record.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
PRINCE AND PRESS.

The great influence of a free press III
America Is we'll understood by Emperor
William, whosaid To the Prince just as
he left for America. You will meet
v ith many members of the press, and
| wish YOU therefore TO keep in mind
that press men m the United States
rank almost with my generals in COM
mend.
As bouquet thrower his royal high
ness is an adept, but it might be ques-
toned whether the warlike simile is
strictly accurate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

We have Just received CAR LOAD of Furniture which is
now ready tor Inspection the latest BEST most graceful
anmos elegant in Hickman Our Furniture made for
use aud beauty We sell only the right kind and while
prices remarkably the quality of the goods has never
been permitted decline. Come and see these:
OAK BEDROOM SUITS from $40 to 500
BEDSTEADS from 81 10
IRON BEDSTEADS from 81 80 $lS
SAFES AND CUPBOARDS from 81 % to 1865
ROCKERS, (all kinds from soc to So
MATTRESSES from 81 TO $40
Morris & Phillips, Hickman, Ny.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-04
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY

The cost prices we have made have
sold stacks of goods. Don't miss the
chance to secure staple goods at cost,
WILSON'S BOOK STORE.