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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

i'm tpirtbi9aftli9sn 2ebsn bdtten eine
Steiserung bes Selbf9effbls uno bes
patriotismus our 5ulss. Wabri4ein'
lid III bsioss ri9tig uno biIbet I'm
barmonii9en areislaufs cine Grid.
runs fur bic Steluns Ssuti9lanos I'm
Weltbanoel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

Yer YoIt5eiotreftor h o n
Mncona puroen bon Der italieniIden
Regierung gu ieiner pirfIamen Sasb
auf Inar9iiten, fpel4e Den geiu4 oes
a0nigs in Mnconu gu tragii9em Mb,
fdlub su brinsen geoa9ten, besliid>
tpiini9t. Die Bomber, pel9e in Dem
bart an Der 8abn seIesenen gafteI
Serretti entbedt rpuroen. iinb Sen Dor
Ginger 3eit in Mneona sefunoensn
nidt sleid. lie bdtten aber seniigt, oas
gabneleis gu fprengen, tpenn ss oen
MttentGtern ~gelungen tpdre, fe az Ie,
aen. Die BebOlferuns bon Mnconu 5eis,
fe fid1, aIs fe o oiefem neuen Mns
f9lag erfu6r. iiberaus erbittert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

YrdIbent Hooiebelt lit es gelun'
gen, mas bisbsr unm6sli9 i9ien, 1dm'
lid Die ruppissn esntral=ameritaniI4en
8spublifen basu au bsuesen, oab He
fortan ibre Strsitigteiten i4ieoli9'
friebli9 i9li9ten tusrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

auh Elm Spfer Der Wihenidaft!
Sn @leuslano, o, if Elm Rseri4weins
DEN, bas bon Der Sanitdtsbsb6roe nit
@bicasosr Slsiidtonierbsn in 8t4ien
geftttert uOroel mar, in orei 8Ggsu
felia aeforben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

nie sr0bte Giienbabn : Ssfeufdaft
I'd bes 9anbeS madte neulid cine
- @nIeibe bon finf3is Wilienen auf
ibren Bombs bon benz 8olfe bon Sranf=
reid. Sies 1T febr bemerfensmertb,
oa bafeIbe Bolt erit fur; borber Der
rulfiden &esieruns unO anberueitis
in EUROPA srobe NnIeiben ma6te.
$50 befommt bas fransOffde @olf all
bies geIb? Sobn 8. 8odefeGer,
CUR Belt in 8aris, erflart bas Sebeim=
nib NIT tuenisen @orten, ndmlid !:
rSas Bolt bon Sranfreia ipart iein
@elo". &are es nidt fur Gle ange>
bradt iebt nit Dem Sparen gu besin<
men ? Dieter ifarten Seieui daft lit Sbr
Gonto pilfommen.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
xapttaI. ......... 81, 900, 100000
ueberi1uB ......... 325,O0O.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

Der Grteberl bon WunbsrIanb
tpuroe geffern our9 bas raufuftae
gsnsbmsn bon Otto Barnett. "a Sabre
ali. II SeHerion abe.. gefDrt, inoem
Ct ibsr einsl Rsgsr bsrfisl uro ihn al
Soosn f8lug. gltdli@er @eife wa-
rem bic poli3ifsn Wbite unb Mtner
prompt aur SteQe. bsbor tueitere Stu.
rungen borfamsn. Barnett tpurbs
oerbaftst uno nod Der poliasiRation
abgefhbrt. Der Negsr mar beri&mun.
ben. na&oem Ct f9 bon benz S9Iaqe
er6olt bate. Cine rlrfa9e fir bic
brutaIel 6anolungsueiis ben Barnett
foa ni&t pOrselsssn BADEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24
Yolsui9ss.

Is dhrtge @ltforo Bud,
902 Wst SO. StraBs unb &alpb 8in-
nep. IL Sabre off. 927 gonereb Str.
purosn ssftsrn MOrssn BON benz ge-
amten pettieOro aufsei8rieben unb be.
fObIsn i'm Sugsnbseri9t ai eri&einen.
Die 6nabsr wuroen bei9uIoigt eiueu
ginbru9 unb Sisbfabl be9ansen gu
babsn.
Siep anbIeiher b
Bloom, 229 Oh Waihineton Gtrabe,
Mite Sro;opuis. 205 Of WafbinstOn
StraBs, Sam SrOaoOwiB, 126 81
WaibinstOn Strabe, DINER Batter 24l
81 @aibinston StraBe. Sobn 6.
Smith, 2O9 MaKaduistts Gue. unb
2eopOlo 2rauis, 305 Wsf Waibins=
ton Strabs, tpuroen sefern bon ben
gsumtsn SaIsp, Wartin unb Wcain-
nep In Saft senpmmen. neil fe f4 &c.
gen bic 8eroronung 1874 SettiOn 5
firafbar sema9t baben. Sieie 8erOro.
rlung psrbieist ben gertauf bon ges
fdbrli9sn Wafen.
Der 81 Napman @bite, 90
Sa5rs aft, 1886 Sngram Strabs,
uurbe esftsrn bon ben poli3ifen SieraI
unb &antins bsim Spleen abgefabt
unb binsfsf ssmaat. Bel Isiner ger'
baftuns ma9te Der Jarbigs ben 9ers
iu6. fd ben gsamten su wioerieben,
mubte aber bnlb als G9pddsrer na9s
geben. sluf Der Y"olt3eifatiOu uuroe
nod gum 1s6srffuB Elm 8epOlper an
ibm sefunbsn. Cine asial3ene @trafe
tuirb ibm bsute pabri9einli1 bon benz
pOliseiri9tsr aubittirt tuerosn.
5snrp 8 atprenee 4. so Sabre
aft, 80 g. Wifouri StraBe, uuroe
geitsrn nit elmer idwsren @4nitt'
punoe am 3opfe per ambulan3 nod
benz ftdbtii9sn Soipital b%ef6rbert,
udbreno Charles 0annorts, 49 Sabre
oft. 300 Me@ia StraBe. bon ben ge.
amten 2errins lino @saribon NIT sinsm
blutissn ROpf nod poliseitatiOn gs-
braGt wurbe, mo er. na&oem er TN
Dispeniarium b~erbunoen tuoroen mar,
eingsipsrrt tpurbe. Die beiben oben-
erpdbnten perionsn fno S4mdger
unb tparert bur9 irgeno cine Jamilien'
angelsgenbsit In Strsit g~eratben. mos
bsi He R9 bic blutissn a6pfe bei'
bra9tsn.
elmer puober 81 Sabre
alt, tam geffsrn bon Serre 6aute,
Snb., nod bier, UNI fi& elm 5reibinst
nod Sem Yort auf StaatsuntoRen gu
berf9aHsn. @Onober trug BITE lint.
form zines artilerisioloatsn uno ba
Der Beamte s. 8. @aib ermittelte, oab
@onober BON Der Mrmee beisrtirt III
fedte er TIN Elm.
Der Neger 2sslis Waro, Il
Sabre alt, $40 Winsrpa Str, puros
gefern bon ben 8tamten 9aa uno
Wulsn uno Sanbers uno s. 8olen
nit perbunbsnsm 2opfe binter SalOb
unb RisssI ssbra9t. Serielbe Bate
f9 on Der gde Der Walnut unb Ngnss
Strube nit isinem& q hsgenoRen grabp
@IbIon bsrumsspriiselt, nobel ct bon
benz lsbtsrsn sinsn S4nitt in ben Sals
srbislt. Der Streit if iibsr Elm giaarb'
ipisl %sntfanoen. Gibfon mar ber'
i&punosn als Die puli3.i antam. uirb
absr bon berfelben geIu&t.
q a b m o b We6 u 9 3, 19 Sabre
alt, 1905 Worb Bismarf Nps.. tpurbe
auf sinsn 0srbaftsbefebl, Der
bon einem sewiHsn SObn u. So9tOn
mar, bon ben @ebeimpoli3ifen
astin uno De Tufette tuegen @rOboiebr
ffabls perbaftet. Wc6ugb tpurbs bon
bsf9uloigt, ibm feline gOloens
1br seaoblsn au babsn. Der Werbais
tsts IN In p~isosrbOlten ddaen botbs'
ifraft eepeien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

) GEO.. u. &emmetter, 224 Norb
pine etr.-DunlleB unb bellies Gapi.
taI gitp Bier Rets BET MIR ~ baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

SldlIeH IIQll. N9plIH SlCcl0l, Def
Correspondent bon 5tpei rOmif4en
3eitunsen in Sloren5, Suglei4 au9
Brides bes 2ebrerinnenpereins in Paz
lermp unb SefretGr bes italienif4en
Sbnbifats Der 3eitunascorreipOnbens
ten, purbe in Der Strabe 8ittorio
gmanuele in pdlermo BON einem iinz
befannten Manne aus p%onitGnbis un=
erflGrli1en @rinben nit einem Mei>
fer nieberseitoben. D'@suftino @i=
censi ging iiber bic Strabe, als er
plDbli9 einen nu9tigen @9las auf
ben Riidsu betam. Ct sos ipslei4 iei>
men @epolber unb panbte ii9 Inn.
Der Mnsreifer, Elm Mann bon per>
fommenem Musfeben, ergriff bic
Slu9t. @icsnai ba9te, er babe es
nit einem @eiftesssitOrten gu tbun
unb ftedte bic Waffe nieoer elm, pbne
gu feuern, pGbrenb Der Sli9tise in
einem Seitengdb4en perf4panb. Sn
biefem Qusenblid tpurbe @icenai bon
einem PaHauten horauf aufmertfam
semadt, bab bas !9eft zines Mefers
aus feinem Hiiden berporrase. Da=
bur9, bab bic Waffe unperriidt in
Der Wunbe seblisben mar, NOR fir
einise Musenblide bas Bluten Der
Wunbe unmDsli9 semadt. Der @er<
lebte bate teinen Sti4. nur einen
@hlas perfpiirt unb tpuBte gar ni4t,
baB er fi9 in fold sefdbrIi4er Gage
befanb. CT ipurbe tn dr5tlide Pflege
gebradt. MippenfeI unb 2unee finb
burHitp9en, unb man apeifelt on fei<
mem Qluffommen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
puncturine n Fal1acy.

The barber applied the rich brown
dye with fine tooth comb, combing it
evenly into the grizzled locks of the
old man.
Hair dye, SIR he said. "Plain, I'M
vanished hair dye is the base of that
absurd fallacy about people turning
gray In single night.
IF you Investigate those yarns you
find that invariably they concern per-
sons in prison. Orslni, pining in jail,
had his hair go back on him. Marie
Antoinette, languishing in a cell, found
the deep hue of her hair changing to
an ugly gray. Raleigh, imprisoned in
the tower, developed grayish streaks
with incredible speed.
"The secret of all that, my dear, is
this:
'.These prisoners in order to conceal
their gray hair dyed it, using poor
sort of dye, one of those sorts that
have to be applied every day or two.
In prison, naturally, they could not get
hold of this dye, and hence their locks
whitened at miraculous rate When
people said of them pitylngly that
their terror of sorrow had turned
their hair gray in u single night they
acquiesced themselves in the decep-
ton, for is it not embarrassing leave
it to you, sir, is it not embarrassing
to explain to the world at large that
one uses hair dye"-St. Louis Globe
Democrat
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13

Members of the firm of Petersen
and johnson, at Elk Horn, say there
is a night watch in town now, and a
good one he is, too.
G. L. Hansen, Peter Ingeslev and
Andrew Topp, all good farmers over
by Sharon Center, sold good punches
of fat cattle this week.
Chris Poulsen, of Living Springs,
brother-in-la law of Walter Gregerson
has purchased the Joe Herbert two
hundred and eighty acre farm, six
miles south from Elk Horn, to take
possession March 1, 1907.
Thorval Jensen and Hjalmar Ras-
mussen, of Kimballton, were in Elk
Horn, Tuesday afternoon, purchased
the twenty head of western horses
left out of the herd that was here and
drove them up to their homes.
Peter christensen, who clerked at
the Charles Van Gorder bank in Au-
dubon, was out this way last Sunday
calling upon his sister, Mrs. Andrew
Topp; and we understand that that
young gentleman will soon go down
to Des Moines and attend the Capital
City Commercial College.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
Kirnballton -Elkhorn

For Mave-Catarrh brug "Swan-
root Tablets" De er garanteret.
A. B9RJEssoN, Audubon, la.
A young gentleman, relative OF
Hans Marquesen, arrived direct from
Old Denmark, last Saturday.
The wires on the new telephone
line running to Sharon Store, have
been strung to that place and beyond
Anton Christensen, who started in
to clerk at the Hans Madsen store in
Kimballton, was taken so i'll that he
had to resign his position.
Mark Nielsen visited with his best
girl over Saturday and Sunday. We
expect to hear the wedding bells
ringing out for them pretty soon.
There will be Harvest Home Fes-
tival up at Bethany church, just
northeast of Kimballton, next Sun
day and ministers will be present
from Omaha, Blair, Sioux City, and
other points; the people will gather
to have social time and give praise
to the giver of all good.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
| Uncle Peter
By EDITH M. DoANE
Copyright, 1906. by P. c. Eastment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thomas Coleman, cold, reserved, am.
bilious, sat at the head Of the heavy
library table. Beside him his pretty,
fashionable wife drummed softly with
her finger tips on the polished mahog.
any and watched her husband sideways
out of her dark, inscrutable eyes.
The other Coleman, Elizabeth, stood
by the window, letter with queer
South American postmark in her hand.
Poor, lonely old man." she said soft.
ly. Listen, Tom. Tn kind of hun
GERM for the sight of q face that be.
longs to me- and this-I jest want to
get acquainted with my own folks
isn't that pathetic?"
"T amt beholden,' she went on,
scanning the letter swiftly. 4 don't ask
no favors, but I'd kind of like to feel
that them that is to have the little
something 1 leave will have kindly
feelin' for the old man who scraped 1t
all together, when he's gone'"
She looked up with swift comprehen-
sion at the tense attitude of the other
two. "You do not suppose that little
something can be fortune, do your"
she said half nervously.
ut might be as WELL" Thomas Cole
man suggested, ito acquire more def
mite information concerning it before
ah-committing ourselves" Thomas
Coleman was a man whom his friends
called "level headed"
May be nothing in it." he added.
"But if there should hep, suggested
his wife, still drumming softly on the
polished wood. Only his wife knew
how fearfully Thomas Coleman had
been hampered in money matters
lately.
Whether there is or not, he has
claim upon u.s." put in Elizabeth, hotly.
"He's a poor, lonely old man-our
fathers brother"
Thomas Coleman raised remon-
strating hand. "Be reasonable, Eliza
beth. We do not know him. 1t is not
to be supposed that we can offer him
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
Wen Timed Puns.

A southern clergyman, an inveterate'
punster, says that while he is well
aware that puns belong to the lowest
order of wit he is seldom able to resist
the temptation to make one when OPP
portunity offers.
On one occasion after preaching an
eloquent sermon he was met by two
friends, one Of whom began to praise
his discourse in enthusiastic terms.
When he paused for breath the other
man said, with laugh:
"Well, doctor, can you stand as much
soft soap as that?"
Indeed 1 can If there isn't too much
lye in It," returned the minister
quickly.
At another time he was present at
the marriage reception Of young cou-
pie Of the name of More. The occasion
was somewhat stiff up to the time Of
the minister's entrance, and he quickly
discovered the state of affairs.
Madam" he said, with his radiant
smile, addressing the awkward young
bride, show fortunate you are! There
are SO few people who can say with
truth, The More want the More I
have'"
The laugh which followed put the
company at ease.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13

home indefinitely unless we receive
some little-ah-remunerati in the
end"
although it would be in line with
Elizabeth's quixotic ideas to do so,"
said Toms wife, sharply.
Elizabeth was standing grievance
with her er-in-law-Elizabeth, who
was supremely Indifferent to the value
Of money-Elizabeth, tall and straight
and splendid, who preferred self
supporting life in tiny fiat to de-
pendence in her brothers. beautiful
home, and who proposed to throw
herself away" on fellow whose only
lack was that of money.
She confronted them now indignant
ly. at is a shame!' she flashed, look
ing like an enraged princess, with her
flaming cheeks and heavy, red gold
hair. "a lonely old man begs for
affection. He freely offers us all he
has. Be 1t much or little, it is all. In
return you weigh and appraise and
calculate. Oh" she broke off, 81 am
ashamed of you. Let us make him hon
estly welcome, whatever he brings"
And in that first day, while the
others held aloof, 1t was Elizabeth
who, in warm hearted, impulsive fash
ion welcomed the little old man en-
yeloped in u shaggy greatcoat, who
regarded his Gown folks" with shrewd
blue eyes which looked out rather
wistfully from under the shaggy
brows.
On the second day Uncle Peter ap-
preached Thomas Coleman.
"Some mornln' when it's convenient
I'd like to go downtown with you. (
want to find Willie Moores office" he
added apologetically.
Thomas Coleman looked up quickly,
civilian It. Moore, the lawyer?"
The old man nodded willie Moore's
father and me was boys together, and
always had considerable confidence
in Willie. I've got few papers I'd
kinder like him to keep" he added.
The few papers turned out to be S.
100000 worth of shares in the Ell Jua-
rez gold mines.
| Uncle Peters welcome was assured.
For six months he was the recipient
of every attention which the solicitude
Of his beloved and happily surprised
nephew and his wife could devise;
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13

P. M. Petersen, three miles south
of Elk Horn, will have public sale
next Tuesday.
Anton Hansen and family will go
to the old home in Denmark, about
the first of March, to be absent for
two years.
Thomas Jessen, near Kimballton,
gave the young people of that neigh
borhood a social dancing party last
Sunday night.
Hans Hansen sold his fine driving
team to his uncle, Hans Rattenborg,
one day last week for the round sum
of three hundred dollars.
Lars p. Petersen has rented the
Anton Hansen farm, near Klmball-
ton, for term of two years, paying
four dollars and one half per acre.
MAIDS Madsen, from over near Extra
was in Kimballton one day the past
week and purchased fine family car
riage of Martin Esbeck and Company
j. A. Petersen, postmaster at Elk
Horn, is progressing along the road
to health, out at Omaha, although he
has not yet been able to leave his bed
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Petersen, who
reside two miles east of Elk Horn,
are making arrangements to visit the
old home in Denmark before manv
moons wax and wane.
James Jorgensen, who resides three
miles east, was in town Tuesday and
purchased q Mccormick corn harves-
ter of the Elk Horn Implement Com
pany and will cut lot of fodder.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
James P. Joryensen
Graduate Veterinarian
Phone E.18.S Kimballton
Phone E.18.S

The Young. Peoples Society, at
Kimballton, will meet at the Chris
Petersen home, one mile north and
one mile west of that place next Sun
day afternoon.
Drace Sorenson, a few miles east
from town, has had the floors in his
horse stables, COW barns and hog
house covered with cement; Peter
Wiuff doing the work.
Mr.. Chris Carlesen and wife, from
Atlantic, came up to Elk Horn one
day last week and laid the body of
one of their children in grave on
the family lot in the cemetery here.
Professor M. Fl. Madsen, the prin.
cipal; Miss Gibbs and Matilda Peter
sen began teaching the Elk Horn
public schools, last week Monday,
and they are said to be getting along
"swimmingly."
Uncle George James had on exhi-
bition in the Joe James and Company
store, at Elk Horn, specimen of the
Wolf River apple that grew in his
orchard which measured fifteen inch
es in circumference.
Banker S. C. Petersen, his wife,
Mrs. Walter Gregerson, Miss Clara
James and Thomas Jorgensen made
up party at Elk Horn, Tuesday
afternoon, and went to the picnic
over in Adolph Sorensen's grove.
Buttermaker Peter Thuesen at the
Kimballton Creamery and his helper,
Louis Hansen, went over to the pic
mic, Tuesday, in the grove near the
West Hamlin Creamery, and they
got Just as wet as the rest of the folks
Miss Humphrey, the young lady
from Marine who came up to take
temporary charge of the telephone
office, returned to her home last week
aud the Misses Meta Gregerson and
Anna Madsen are answering "hello ,
calls at the Elk Horn central.
Mr.. N. P. Hjuler, out on the ridge,
has an apiary of no mean dimensions.
He has torty-five stands of bees from
which he expects to take fourteen
hundred pounds of honey; he having
already sold six hundred pounds to
an Omaha firm and several hundred
pound lots to farmers about here.
Monday of this week Mr.. Joe James,
of Elk Horn, discovered that it was
his birthday and about the same time
his relatives and friends woke up to
the same fact so they set to work to
get up a party to commemorate the
event and they succeeded beyond their
tondest expectations as the day was
most enioyably passed by all; and
Well bet cookey that 80 long as Mr.,
James treads this terrestrial ball he'll
not forget Monday September tenth,
nineteen hundred and six.
Drs. Oldaker & Hammer, Dentist 9
Office over First National bank.
Rooms and 6. One of the firm will
be In Brayton every Friday and every
Tuesday at Elk Horn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
then, one day, like bolt from clear
sky tha storm burst

then, one day, like bolt from clear
sky, the storm burst
The Ell Juarez mines were flooded!
The rumor started in the Mining Ex-
change when stock that had been $3.50
was quoted at $25 share; then the
reporters got it and the journals
Haunted great headlines of "Panic In
Wall Street!' eel Juarez Mines Flood
edv' Later the report was confirmed,
and by o'clock the shares of the Ell
Juarez mines were not worth the paper
on which they were written.
The old man to whom the mines had
been lifelong companion stared des-
perately at the Haunting headlines,
then, covering his face with his rough,
worn hand, gave way to his grief with
the abandon of child.
'Them mines was jest like my own
child" he sobbed. II knowed they
wasn't actin up jest right when left
'em, but never suspicioned they'd
fetch up where they hev," and again
tears flowed unrestrainedly down the
furrowed cheeks.
Disappointed, imbittered, almost mad
dened by the loss of sorely needed
wealth just within his grasp, Thomas
Coleman broke the silence.
Don't worry" he said coldly. s'You
are not too old yet to find some suit
able employment"
Uncle Peter looked up in astonish-
ment, then as the meaning of the cruel
10 ,e1 Ia Ii a.,
suddenly and pitifully white.
II kinder thought If 1 was ever in
trouble could depend on my own
folks" The old voice quavered pite-
ously as the curtains parted and Eliza
beth entered the room. Sweeping past
the others, she took the old mans
hands in her young ones.
II have come to take you home with
me-" she said simply.
But the mines," he said unsteadily.
sNever mind. There isn't much room
in my little fiat, but there's loving
welcome, and soon"-she blushed hap
pily-"there will be little house in
the suburbs"
But how about that young teller
you're goin' to marry?" questioned the
old man doubtfully.
HE told me to come for you," an
swered Elizabeth, with proud, happy
eyes.
The old man rose and, still holding
Elizabeth's hand, faced Thomas Cole
man and his wife.
you said wasn't too old to find
suitable employment" he said, "and
amt. I've found it. I'm goin' to buy
that house out in the suburbs, and it
won't be no little one, either. An I'm
goin' to set the young Teller up in
whatever business he wants to be set
up in, an, what's more, I'm goin' to
give Elizabeth million dollars in gov
eminent bonds fer her weddin' gift.
amt through with the other million
yet, but when I am she an her chill
dren gifts it. My money want in them
mines. told Willie Moore how they
wuz actin up, an he took it out fer
me three months ago. amt denyin'
I felt bad about 'em, but 'twarn't the
money WIZ thinkin' of.
NO." he repeated, 81 warn't thinkin'
of the money, an he patted her
hand lovingly" neither wuz Elizabeth,
but" he added slowly, with shrewd
glance at Thomas Coleman's white,
baffled face, at kinder looks as though
there's others that wuz"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
Well Worth Trying.

w. q. Brown, the popular pension
"Next to a pension, the best thing to
get lie DR.. Kings New Life Pills" He
writes: "They keep my family in
splendid health" Quick cure for
Headache, Constipation and Bilious
ness. Csc. Guaranteed at Nick
Dofhng's drug store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
Stop It'll

A neglected cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley'e
Honey and Tar affords perfect secur-
ity from serious effects of a cold.
Nick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13

Ask any slap" that you may see,
why the Gear with Bear behind"
had to climb tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks,
says he,
They gave US Rocky Mountain
Tea. Nick Dofing.