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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
A CHEAP GREENHOUSE.
Structure That vii! Prove Adequate
for the Small Business.

This greenhouse was built for t...
purpose of supplying country town
with cut flowers, but later young
plaats of tomatoes, cabbage and cauli-
fiovsar were grown as an experiment
These proving successful, many vege-
tables were grown and put upon the
home market, some time before the
gardeners had sowed the seed.
This greenhouse is perhaps larger
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
Mason Leaves Busse His Clock.

Anamosa.-As parting gift Jasper
Mason, just freed from prison after
thirty-one years confinement, has be-
queathed to Murderer Busse an old
clock which he had in his cell twenty.
three years of his confinement. The
clock will now begin ticking off the
interminible hours for Busse as 1t did
for Mason who is now enjoying the
sunshine and liberty
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
sLUDDER OG VROVL

Har vi nok af men code sko
koster penge. Hos Rasmus-
sen og Jensen faar du de
bedste sko og st6vler for pen
gene, garanteret lige op til
skafterne.
Hvis du like har pr6vet
vores sko og st6vler saa er
Diet endnu like for sildig og
hvis du har pr9vet dem saa
husk at en- god gjerning
gjores like saa let for tidt.
Rasmussen q Jensen,
Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
A Good Word for the Hens.

Don't get discouraged if the hens
are not making you rich laying win.
ter eggs. They have to rest for
short time each year, and if this rest
takes place during part of the win.
ter, it is likely that the eggs will
hatch better. and the r',icks be more
vigorous, than if favl5: to the limit,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18

WANTED:-A good mason.
N. BENNEDsEN, Kimballtop, la. a25
Peter Nissen is plastering the Elk
Horn hotel addition this week.
Chris Nielsen was out south of
Poplar Tuesday, crying Lars Albert
sens sale.
Nels Bennedsen is engaged in
mason work this week for Chris
Jorgensen.
Chris T. christensen is erecting a
modern hog house on his farm near
Kimballton.
Miss Hazel Snyder OF Kirkman, is
having delightful visit this week
with her sister, Mrs. Mitten.
Chris G. Jensen, better known as
Chris Thrasher, starts Friday tor
Denmark on three months visit.
Hans Rattenborg of Atlantic, head
ing the surveying party as locator,
with the party took dinner at the
Elk Horn hotel.
Rasmus Hedegaard is confined to
his bed by illness this week which
deprived him OF joining the Montana
party Saturday.
William Snyder and wife of near
Kirkman were guests of his sister,
Mrs M. G.. Mitten and husband the
last of last week
Road Supervisor M. Rattenborg
has graded Elk Horns business
street nicely as we'll as the road lead
ing into the town.
Nels Peterson of Living Springs,
Iowa was here last week trying to
purchase the Chris Rasmussen farm
one half mile south of town.
Miss Jensen is once more landlady
of the Kimballton hotel and has en-
ployed Miss Lucy Petersen to assist
her in the work of the hotel.
Simon Peterson has placed new
refrigerator in his barber shop where
he keeps all soft drinks and sodas
which will now be dispensed as cold
as ice can make them.
Miss Lillian Dyer of near Extra
was the guest Of her former partner
in dressmaking here, Miss Clara Jor-
gensen, from Thursday until Sunday
They also called on friends in town.
Chris Petersen and wife, residing
on their beautiful farm two miles
east of Elk Horn, start this Erlday
on a visit to their friends in old
Denmark. They will learn what
transpires here while they are absent
by the perusal of tue Journal which
he ordered.
II. L. Miller and Walter Rasmussen
started for Culbetson, Montana, Fri
day with their car of goods, stock,
ETC.. and Tuesday they were followed
by Mrs. Miller and Hans Rasmussen
and daughter, Miss Mary, who, with
her brother Walt, intends to take
claim. Hans will return home as
soon az they are al located and
settled.
NOTICE! NOTICE!
The able and eloquent actor, Poss
Nielsen, who has been here in Kim
ballton two times before, will be
here again Sunday, April 2lst, at
eight O'Clock in the evening. The
main number on the program will be
Ambrosius Stup.
COMMITTEE.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
NOTICE! NOTICE!

The able and eloquent actor, Poss
Nielsen, who has been here in Kim
ballton two times before, will be
here again Sunday, April 2lst, at
eight O'Clock in the evening. The
main number on the program will be
Ambrosius Stup.
COMMITTEES.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18

The greatest display of Horse
Cuts in Western Iowa at the
Journal Office. Hosemen get
your bills printed at Extra
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
Orchard and Garden.

Total Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
sccretnrv of amlthsonInn.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-Charles D. Wolcott. director of the geological survey, today was elected secretary of the Smithsonian Institute by the board of regents at their annual meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

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 If your water, when allowed to re- main undisturbed in glass or bottle
 for twenty-four hours, forms sedi- ment or settling or has cloudy ap- pearance, 1t Is also evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention.
 Swamp Root is pleasant to take and
 is for sale at drug stores the world over In bottles of two sizes and two cents and one dollar. Re- member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's swamp Root. and the address, sBinghamton. N, T.. on every bottle. .ove the wonderful merits of Swamp book of valuable information. both K contains many of the thousands
 received from men and women who 'dy they needed. The value and sue l that our readers are advised to send address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- this generous offer in The Mont eness of this offer is guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
NEWS M BRIEF

Marriage licenses were issued yes terday from the probate office to Walter U. Acree and Mittie H. Lampley to William W. Hannou and Hattie l. Smith and to Robert W. Mothershed and Rachel J. Daniel
 2 Eight thousand and twenty bales of cotton, consigned to spinners in several be shipped on the steamer Nettie Quill which arrives at the wharf Sat urday from Mobile. The boat will leave here Saturday night
 Judge sayre yesterday rendered a decree In the equity court overruling the motion of the respondent to dis miss the bill of complaint filed by Gas ton Scott against M. C. Stokes. The respondent was allowed twenty days in which to answer.
 The Incorporation of five turpentine companies which will operate in Bald win County, was yesterday reported to the Secretary of State. The five com panies have a capitalization of $500,000 and were organized under the laws of Foley, the Robertsdale, the Seminole, Inc Pollard and the Escambie.
 Secretary of State Julian has been Woodstock Iron Company of Anniston. The company has a capital stock of 100000, The incorporators include J- M. Barr, at one time President of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Com pany; J. B. Darlington and other promt- nent capitalists of North Alabama. MT Barr is President of the company and he will serve als oas Treasurer J. E. Darlington is Vice-President, and A. w. Wagner Is Secretary. The Board, of Directors is composed of B. L.. Dulanev. Ernest Williams. W. R. Bonsal, W. Fl. McQuail. The company will engage m development work in the neighbor- hood of Anniston.
 Among the corporations reported to Secretary of State yesterday are the following.
 viger-George Lumber Company. Mo- bile; capital $5.000; Cuttis-Pratt Coal Company, Birmingham, S20. 900; Brown Mercantile Company, Sylacauga. $50. GOO; Banney Coal Compny. Cordov s50,- 000; Adms-Wts Lumbertoinaoininntea 0D0: Adams Watts Lumber Company, Montgomery, s6,000.
 The Beaver Meadow Turpentine Com pany of Pieere. g. D.. has filed incor- 7 poration papers in this State. It has a capital of s100.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

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 WILSON. CONN. Feb 18th. 1908. DEAR SfHS:
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 ! took Swamp-Root and today I am we'll man and never felt better. All of my trpubles have zone and show no signs of returning. I take my oath that Swamp-Root nut me where am today and can prove It by acquaintances."
 Very truly yours, # E. H. RAND. < Swamp Root Is not recommended for
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
coRpAGE COMPANY REoRGANIzEs.
Fsmnkrupt Concern Put On It's Feet n,
 New ManauRVuRnt

Bankrupt Concern Put On It's Feet By
 New Management.
 The Alabama Cordage Company. which was forced into bankruptcy sev- eraI months ago. was reorganized yes tarday under the name of the Cordage Company, with an authorized capital stock of S50.000. half of which is paid in. Papers of incorporation were filed in the office of the probate judge.
 The incorporators of the company are Thomas J Reynolds. F r. John stone. A. J. Kaufman, John R. Mont gomery. John A. Sellers, W. J Drum, James g. DowdeIl and R. L. Harmon.
 The officers are 4. J. Kaufman. president; F. F. Johnstone, vice presi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Matinee Ioaay ; O'ciGek,
 And To Night

At matinee today 3 9 clock and to- mi tnt the Montgomery Theatre will of fer BEster browh, musical comedy that has withstooi tlrs crucial test oi repeated presentation throughout the country. No better known i.ttie chap than k. r. OutcAuits Buster has ever been given the fun loFing world. This Seasoit all new costumes and scenery have been provided tOs staer With tiIe latest and most popular songs and new ilIusic. Master ttosen will be seen. Tn the character of "BuAtGr. ~
 seats now on sale Tor both matinee ana night performances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
CHANGE IN sCHEDULEE THE WESTERN RAILWAY
 OF ALABAMA. EFFECTIVE JANUARY :. iso7

No ss. Leave Montgomery ...s:ssa. m. New orieans-New York Limited for At iarta, Charlotte. nanvtlie. Washington. New York and all points east Solid vestlbuie Pullman train. Club car. Dining Car Sleep CTS and Observation car between New Or leans Montgomery and New York. No 70 ... Leave Montgomery .....sioos.m. New York Express for Atlanta Washing ton New York and all points East No s4 .. Leave Montgomery ..i:oop.h m. Fast Mail for Atlanta. Washington. New York and all points East.
 No 2s |. Leave Montgomery ....ei4sp.m United states Mail with Pullman Sleeper between New Orleans. Montgomery and New York and all points east
 No A :. Leave Montsomery ....7;bea-m. Selma accommodation with connection for Meridian and Points in West Alabama No 30 Leave Montgomery .s;iop.m Fast Mail for Selma and points West, Apply to Ticket Agent for rates and fold : CTS. or L. J. HOWELL.
 Traveiins Passenger Agent,
 Phone aei. Exchange Hotel Bldg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
A HARDWOOD PLANT.
Big Manufactory is Proposed at Blue
 Springs.

SWEEMEhs
 Eufaula, Jan. Especial )-lt has been learned here that large corpora tion will soon build an extensive plant for the manufacture of hard woods at Blue Springs.
 have been buying up the timbers on the Choctahatchie and Pea River swamps in this county and they will now turn their attention to the work of securing the tlmbers and turning them in suitable shape for shipping.
 The Altar and Church Guild of St James Church have arranged for a concert to be held in the store of c. W. WhitloGk hero at an early day The concert will be given with a view of raising funds for the proposed new St. James Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible for sickness
 suffering any other disease therefore when through
 other kidney trouble permitted 10 continue many al results to follow
 Your other need attentonbut your kidneys most ;ause they do most and should have attention first If you are sick feel badly begin taking Dr. Klmers tho great kidney liver and bladder remedy because your kidneys begin better they will help all ae other ans to health. A trial will convince anyone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
KYLE SPECIAL JUDGE.

BIjou Theatre Tonight. Nat VI. Wills Phone 1T5I fO- seats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
EritzI scheK Coming.

Local thea.regoers will hail with pleasure the announcement that they arc to see Fritzi Scheh m the Henry BlossoH-Hictor Herbert opera, Mile Moa!ste. T ms gifted palma aonna will be seen unuer Charles Dillingham; s management at the Montgomery Theatro saturday night. She will be surrounded by the same distinguished cast that >nas supported her for over a year. Seat sale opens Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
 ERnM CAT ma
MILE FALLS IN HOLE.
Animal Is Killed In Unusual
 Manner

MaHBsGF.
 A fine, big mule. purchased here yes terday with nine other mules, by a planter residing near Lapine, was kill cd early yesterday afternoon in an un- usual manner.
 The planter was driving his mules to the country, when one of them fell in a hole on South Decatur street. in Bo- guehomme. When the animal was extri- cated. it was dead. The police and the firemen were called out to assist In saving the animal, and a large crowd gathered.
 The hole into which the mule fell was about 3 1-2 feet in diameter and fifteen feet deep. The animal slipped down the hole until its hind feet touch ed the bottom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

dent; Thomas J. Reynolds. secretary and treasurer, and R. L. Harmon, at torney. All the incorporators are di rectors except R. l.. Harmon.
 The objects of the company are to manufacture and sell cord, twine. rope, cloth, fabrics and other products man ufactured from cotton.
 The property of the cordage com pany was sold to R. L. Seligman at auction recently for s19,500. It con sists of six acres of land, fully equipped plant and book accounts
 
 HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
 FROM C0T.Ds. LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look fur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
TWO MILES OF WIRE.
A. Hern Charged With Cutting Do
 inc Ernua l'ar Line

A, Hern, a white man. was arrested by Deputy SAeriff George Wilson yes terday morning. charged with grand larceny in an indictment returned by the last July grand jury. It Is alleG- ed Hern Gut down two miles of con per wire from the Electric Park street car line last winter. The wire which was worth several hundred dollars, Is alleged to have been sold by the man. Hern, who is 2S years old, was former VI employed here as a llneman, but for several months past has been employ ed by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. In the absence Of bond, he was committed to jail.
 BIjou Theatre Tonight, Nat M. Wills.
 phouc 1TTI f0- apuka.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

Appointed by Governor Conner to Take
 SpeaISe's Place.
 Hon. Osceola Kyle yesterday was named by Governor Conner as a Special Judge to hold court in Morgan Coun- ty during the illness of Judge D. w. Speake It is understood Judge Speake is not considered to be seriously III. but he Is unable to taKe his place on the bench.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

Tale Delicate Women and Iiirls.
 The old Standard Groves FaStsless Chill Tcnie, drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers fur 2, years Price 50 cents thu
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-26
M1DDLETowH. DEL. OCT. %. 1907.
CONSERVATIVES

Mr.. Conservative Man, here is
a hint for you. Tie liquor bust
ness from &ilne immemorial has
been a bad business. Grimes
and misdemeanors can be traced
to it. There is now yelling up
a great wave of reform, that
has swept the south, extended
over a great part of the West,
reached into New England and
is moving over Delaware More
than one half of the people Of
the United States are behind the
movement. These people may
not get Immediately what they
want; they may not in year re-
form all the abuses. even though
t1ey carry the State in this cam
paign, but-and here is where
you want TO DO your InlnBlng--
they are not going TO make this
protest, without accomplishing
some good; they are not going to
be satisfied until the worst evils
OF intemperance are cut out.
They are too strong and too
much in earnest to pause short
of an adequate remedy for the
terrible conditions brought about
by the liquor traffic.
They will succeed in the end.
Where do you stand In future
years when you tell your chill
dren or your grandchildren of
this great movement how are
you to describe the part you took?
Think it over Mr.. Conservative
Man.
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-26
cHIEr 5Us11cr roR proHIBrfIox


MlLFoRp, DnL.. October 24ti1 fiie
following letter from Chief Justice Charles
B. Lore Of Delaware to the anti-lieense
forces here to-day added new zest and
strength 10 the campaign and destroyed
4 strong by-word among tle liquor men,
that tile chief justice had decided to vote
vet because Of the sudden destruction OF
lie liqHor mems properly
Supreme Court Of the State Of Della
wrre, Charles B. Lore, Chief Justice.
Wilmington, Del Oct. IS, 1907.
Mr.. Joseph Fl. Holland,
z My dear friend
Il am in favor OF local option and shall
vole for it. Any statement 70 the CON
trary Is without authority.
Ynur letter aud that Of yonr son
reached me here on my return from
Georgetown.
Yon are at liberty to use this as you
deem proper. did not suppose my
altitude on the temperance question
could be mistaken.
Yours as ever,
"Charles B. Lore"
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-26
IS HEAD OF
Hogs and ShOats

P. .S.-This is no fake sale. We have
the goods and will sell same on day
named. No postponement on account Of
weather.
Terms of Sale:
Part OF eonsignors need the cash, and
balance will give credit OF from to IL
months, with approved eudorser and in
terest added from day of sale, and the
note made payable to the consignor. Each
consignment will as above stated, bear a
tag with name Of consignor and his terms.
Positively no goods to be removed nntiI
terms are complied with, and will say
that We do not want an article moved
until settled for. Every purchaser will
be looked after to see that lie gets what
he purchases.
Be sure to be on time, as sale will com.
mence at 10 O'Clock sharp. as we have the
goods and must start on time, or we can
40, get through before dark.
ANDERSON & PADLEY,
Successors to P. Anderson & Son, Cecil
ton, Md.
GEO. w. PADLEY, Auctioneer.
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-26
a MOTHER TO NIB. HOGAN

DEAR SIR: have been reading some Of
your speeches that have been pub ished in
our daily papers and my soul cries out,
How can you, how can men like your.
self and Mr.. Evan w. Gallagher and the
other speakers on your side, stand up and
proclaim that the saloon does no harm.''
Oh, if could only make you understand
ana feel for just one short hour the bitter
anguish that has rent one mothers heart,
! think you would never again raise your
voice in defense Of the liquor traffic.
gas, have never met you; in
an probability Iwould.not know me il
should sign my hame to this letter; but
happen to how something Of Mr.. Evan
w. Gallagher and his home life. know
that he has four fine boys-boys who, so
far, any father might be proud Of, Wars
ago my boy was just as little likely to co
astray as his boys are to-day. Would yon
like nae to tell you, where he is to-day +?
He learned to drink in saloon before he
was nineteen years old; in all probability
he inherited the taste for it from some re-
spectacle ancestor (W could take it or
leave it alone). Mr.. Hbgan, do You know
what it is to lie awake Through the long
hours of the night listtning for the uncer-
tain footsteps OF dru Ken son, and then
for a night to come wlSb he did not come
home at all, because tll prison doors had
closed on his ruined nc for crime COM
mitted while under toe influence OF strong
drink?
Mr.. Gallagher said st night that lot
Of loDg-tongued womd were at the back
Of this Prohibition m mbvement. Will you
please tell him for me THAT the women
who. are back of it are lot of broken
hearted mothers and wives whose whole
lives have been saddened by this awful
thing, Intoxicating drink.
And now. Mr.. Hogan. / want to beg and
implore you in the name OF all sou hold
sacred, that. you will never again raise
your voice in defense ofthe liquor cause.
have been told q little OF your early
struggles in life and how, notwithstanding
the open saloon, yon are temperate
man, and respect you for it, but what
power for good you might be il you would |
speak against this evil Wilmington Lip-
ing Issue.
s. A MCTHER
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-26
PHILADELrH11s AUroMoBILE SHOW
"Yours as ever,
"CharIes B. Lore. y

The automobile show to be given Ia
Philadelphia this season will be held much
earlier than usnal. 1t ia scheduled to
take place at the Fret Regiment Arniory,
BroaI and CsIlowhilI Streets, from No
veinber 9th TO 10Th. The show will be
held under the auspices OF the Phiiadel-
phia Automobile Trade Associations and
viii lie locked after by committee of the
Association compose Of w. II. Smith,
Chairman, Edward Fitch, George H..
Smith, Fred Van Der Hoff and E. CLeeds.
The direct Management of the show will
be in the hands OF j H. Beck, who acted
as Secretary OF the show last year and
whose good work on that occasion decided
the committee to make him manager Of
the exhibition.
Owing to immense demand for space,
the main floor OF the big arinory will be-
occupied entirely by automobiles, and
the accessories, tires and>other things con-
nec,ed with the trade will be shown on the
second floor thus in reality making two
distinct shows in one. This will be the
first time that the tire makers have ever
recognized the Importance of Philadelphia
as show town and their display in that
city will be equal to that made in the
New York and Chicago shows.
In order to limit the attendance of this
week it has been. decided to increase
tile price Of admission on Tuesday and
Thursday nights. This was found nec-
essary owing to the fact that last season the
crowd was so great at times that it was
impossible to force ones way through the
vast throng and as result many of those
y ho visited the show only once we're en-
abled to get only the most casual glance
over the exhibits.
The musical features of the show have
always been one Of its most important
attractions and this season it is the inten-
ton of the committee to exceed
anything that it has ever offered
the people of Philadelphia in the line Of
music. Music has been placed in the hands
of one of the best known band leaders and
the concerts will be held every afternoon
aud evening with change OF programme
on each occasion.
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-26
2O Head Cattle

Consisting Of 20 head Of Fresh Cows, Dry
Cows aud Young Haifers, Bulls aud Steers.
Most of them are home cattle and some
are Virginia stock.