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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
AUGUST Il IN HISTORY.

q 4 q
1920 -Guttingen taken by THY.
1914 Ccnde defeated the Prince ci
Orange at Senef.
1G91-Ia Vorennes defeated Schuyler
at Laprairie.
1904 Francis H. renounced title o.
Emperor OF Germany and be
came hereditary Emperor Of
Austria.
1G37--F ulton's Clarmont made its
first trip up the Hudson river.
18Th j. Pye. England's poet
laureate. died.
1S57--Attempt to lay Die first Atlantic
telegraph cable failed.
18S0--British force withdrew from
Cabul, Afgbanistan.
fSS4--Ontario & Quebec railway
opened between Toronto and
Montreal
1s90--Charles Loring Brace, founder
of the first newsboy's lodging
hors In America, died. Born
Ii Connecticut In 1926.
Is97--The King of Benin, Central
Africa. surrendered to the Brit
ish.
Disastrous hurricane in Mar
Unique.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
SLAUGHTER or JEWS.

fanfief \ Ahg -. Horrible details
Or the slaughter 81 Jews the maltfaaf
ment Of women andl The pillaga ans
buraingsof shops at lrasablapda ars
told hyEpassengafs Who arrived fitere
last night by steamer from that Eort.
they say Ahat after the bombardment
~ the place began beth the Moorish
soldiers and the Arabs revenged them
selves ON the inhabitants. plunaeying
Killing anlf burning on al sides. They
sacked the custom house ana burned
large part Of the city. whose streets
are so filed with decompcsing bodies
that an epidemic is threat ned.
Among the Jews killed was MAJ
under the protection Of the British
consulate. His Sisters were assaulted
and carried off by Moprs
Many feats Of herpism both hy
French and Spanish soldiers, are re-.
ccvnted.
Fs'ilEs ,salsa4ieass OF Spanish infantrs
with ranidtir guns, which have been
AT Algeeiras. near Gibraltar.
have been ordered to proceed to Ma
rocco.
In response TO the urgent reques Il
cf the British consul at Mazagan a.
short distance southwest of Casa
blanca, steamer was today sent
from here to that pert
The Spanish cruiser Rio De Ia
Plata from Cadiz. has arrived at
casablanca to reinforce the laterna.
Lional feet
Casablanea ID now in complete pos
session Of the French aud Spanish |
'orces OF the former about 2.000l
men are ashore and others ready n |
and On short potice should it be /
to Send reinforcement.
The steamer Emir, which left Maza
gan yesterday and arrived here today. /
-epcrts that the town was I'm a per
1ectly peaceful state whe she called. /
The French cruiser Du Chsyla was
anchored of Mazagaa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
TIME rARD CAIRO ELECTRIC gYs

RRLr = FTF cars due t. leave second 81. Il.
ing uorth on Commercial asa, every IL afa.
atss frpn a VI, 10 p, "a
Geina orth or SYAlnu; ~ evsyy IL u1inutsi
f~1tn 81 0a ~ to if:b3n m.
j. lPIsA4 Sr. LIVE H0lprouk ave, ear du
to leave ~fsenu II K ing nerth IN HoiafT G =
Ave, a. S!57s n; s:fs; s;s7; 7;t2 a. "a sad ou
same minutes every hops untli &c ~ aud ii:ti
D. m,
Colfg west on Twenty Eighth 81 - 5s3s
S:ia, G.St ss4si EnG "a J. N and sRtse nii,a
ntts every hnnr az u n.s sad ilsht 3. ia
bGHiar st.-cafa duo o pass 81. Mays pNra
1 NiDutsR ate leaving -eo M ~.
RELT LfAE OWL . RS north on wsln1t
lIs8g p. NJ 14.M a, M 81 =. m; . i25 $. A., :
80 p ~. I 90 s. ma 30 n m.
North ii O. mmFrc'si--l2 90 =. m; 10
70 10 10. 90 n. N, 90 Ia. T. ~.
Neit aud CIVIL cars are d4e ~ pass Nss
rhidy fourth ~. IS minutes after ieAviae.
Second -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
EVANSVILLE FIRM
GETS CONTRACT
WILL SECURE ABOUT s4o0.ooo
FOR WORK ON OHIO RIVER
IMPROVEMENT PLAN I.

New YORK. Aug 10.-Accoriing g.
a bulletin Just received By the Easi.
nernng Record hsre the Ohio River
Contract company Cf Evansville vas
awarded the contract On PLAZA No. } y
the Chic rig@ s. Improvement bids
vbich wee o.sma "a Juae ] ty Ma
jcr J. 9 EafgHlt the United states
ccrfs Ct easueers tcr Tire sym n
s3sis63 while fssia1 two. their lii
vas s4i7.s59 No CONTRACTS we're
awarded en- plan tao. nor will be.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
News OF RIVERS

arbey stsSWafEed 1913 feet on the
Caff0 '4rfiga last evening showing a
| falf % is5scA II foot in "a hours.
Rising assre reported yestef-
nay from faiiiiH glove here as FOL
lows Pittstafg n.S Psrkersbrrg or
Cincinnati N,4. At. Carmel o., NASH
vile OF. FIoreffcsso.1. ys4
The Wash Hopshell went south
with two empties
The steamer Dick Fowler was out
from PaaIGeslfsa yesterday. She hal
wheat for the Halliday elevator and
was here an hour after her usual
time. In going out she stopped at the
Illinois Central wharf whore she
ricked up a couple Of belated passen.
gers
The T, II. Davis vent to Joppa with
empties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
ORDER At SUBWAY
Officers Stationed There Arrest Thres
Who We're Dsorderly--one
Gets Soaip Cracked.

CEIcers Casey and Johnson have
haey stationed at tha subway 60
break ug the rowdyism tina. has been
poing on there for some time past.
Last night they brought down trio
ci fellows who were too noisy One
Cf them named Joe Howard resisted
and was tapped Oh the head so that
he needed the attention " Or Me
Manus when he reached Headquarters.
Howard says he thought be was
being held up and Didn't want to be-
icbbcd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
First Mint Jules.

Common 4int IS in Greece aad Italy
50 old that Ovid derived its name
frenl Menthe. a yUang Greek woman
who. By the enmity Of a harum scarum
goddess. vas converted iat0 the plant
whose oil is noW an essential part -
tie stock Of the druggist. the candy
Il al.er and the cafe lmpresario.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
THE WEATHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Although the Temperature was not
| as high as it has been ANA the per-
eentaeasa ilahssiaity not as great,
YESTERDAY was very uncomfortable
because the heat was much
more steady A good breeze from the
east prevailed mcst CT the day Rain
fell the night before and measured
~ Ct an inch, The government bulle
tin reported rain&fro l6 points. the
heaviest being ITO at Jacksonville,
Fla 9s at Washington AMI 80 at
Norfolk. The extremes In tempera-
ture were 100 at Phoenix. Arlz., l02 at
Fort Smith, i0a at Oklahoma, and 20
at Winnemucea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
JOHN r SHEA

Manufacturer and desser IN t:srnes
Cellars. Saddle. ssrsp work. Whlps
Horse Clothing lap Dustsrs and ~
Nets.
TIE on'y houee In the city that
nrel'es handmade harness. No. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing speo.
iaIty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

The Ohio, at Eyansvlle and Mt
Vernon. win continue falling during
the next IS hours At Paducah and
Cairo. win continue falling during the
next several days.
The Tennessee, from Florence to
below Johnsonviile, not much change
during the next So hours.
The Mississippi from below St
Louis to above Cairo. not much
change during the next Sc hours.
n. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
.PR[F{RRfD LIFE
10 bIs MONEY
.lAck HAND HRgATENED TO
5uRN HIM IL III DIDN'T
GtvE up t2lo.@



t N@pc,4,f, n.,., Ana a,
,nee,,,ers III q,r.cn etaa, rotst,i.,
.ii.rE ,,tr,,,,aa tha strret, II Naw
castIe and H,llgy,ne " nrotect I'M
cftl9ena feo,n ateoots IA tba R'ae,
u,al bsa,la tsa+ hava ter,,,,i,ed this
eectisr fcr n,catgs n,auv m ia3e
IL, wn u III ,,oa,l'g.s ftsa nirder
lrns hanIs ara roat,@ frop their
h9nea sna sesl.;,r gsf,oa f,Dm orrps,
II tha hi,rs an1 wocds
q,bA a'e,na,.oaoa IN tbe sata trrep.
a.s n,1,afhi Nv .rma5 vi,b riaps
,nd 1tsr datarg,inatio, wita when
NOV s,, T. uarls .s,arl.y has thCr.
,,s.x .gv4s tha AMMO c,i,p,pa'g
/. III ha., wor,ea.t alnosf unnrlesteI
3,r,tii tbe ,,st ,su ,rsaks vwanty.5na
4sasts ra~.n raen moJa i, ra,taia
i. hi,,s,n an.l Anjs stata r.nsfablgs
siges vestar,,a, ,,o,r,i7v a,d Sc now
Il nro,,o,,,no rc.ra crnc,rt,,i r9.d op
sayer3l n,aoes holiovpd IA ~ regular
hoa,lauarters NJ I'M hands
n,rectsd r,o,, ns,v y.r..
rnfor,I,atie, MT tefn sec.ral bv
r,isfriet Aftornay flbar,ee a youne
ond Comm, netaettge crsiahffn G.
.rgs,, ,.,cs,,,s fs,.epl Jon,.r tbat fAe
,q,1sa,,s tfa.,.l ha,aits u wc.s here a ea
.;igsstaa ,,v taaaars iacStea a4 general
beaJfnart.ys II New yark cifv he
taetiyes es,ntoyea III ta, Un,tea
c+atoss ctaai csr,nrstion which is
f,,,nisb;ne tta r,oneg N MIN. ert thu
rabbors an nnraera7s
4 nv, tbat ,l,one.,as M ,lo,yars me-
po,,rIns inta New YORK daiiy ffcm the
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se,,,,,.,
III ar,.,vae VI annaaie fron, maaE
,3t,gane liri,.e II. cr-,stant fear Of
for tbe nrcsa.ptjfn Of
aIacl, lJana .e,.eaacts Goyaraor Ed,
Mn I strart ordered the state Con
.tabnlary = tbtq district and last
aiobt AMI teaiabt fnr the first time III
,.,esi,. a;4iz.nr aga ahls 10 leave their
!, $500, r,itb,,, pn.Ianaarinr their
4 ~
,fss4.s,.,4,, = fort 10 bai9r mada tb
Nh ~, .,IIesal ii..rtaaant4 now IA.
~ ,frast h .fl,s ,Iisfpiet Agents ara
,s,.a f,esa N.us =, II au1 haye offered
faf,oa ff.Y fb4 ,salaasa 81 each Of tho
enr lea5ers nsfriet Attorney Younz
I'd nr.vs.nted tbeir raleass by ba.ng
.saay WIN new charges each time
80
,n,o,rt II tbatr NAH The sitfpesad
eaaays rnder arrest are Salvatore Es
,osito nam T,ta Ees Ceatr, ma ami
;alvatrre All
~ ne tnou{sitioa.
Tales u tho Tnauisitfon are riya'ea
i no stories ri taFtnre being tala To |
,sssrict Attrrnev vepnu b. victims Of
NJ. plachsgg1a,,8 agents Ttdav al
49, ,,,sss.ss 4, al. ~gifhbeH -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

The biggest Job y gardening uzdor-
taken by the gorernaent j. DE piant
ing and growing Of little trees Eve
and a half millions of Witch are now
belag produced every year FOR setting
out ia the various forest reserves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
Tn. wo,le,s Cold.

The gold Iroduction Of the world
from the beginning Of 1894 to the end
Of 1900. so far as II can be ascer-
fained. was : trife over SO. 500. 00O.-
900. Roughly speaking. the annual
geld production noW four times as
large rs 8 vas in the middle Of the
eighties =.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average numter III complete and
rarfect cop'es Of The Cairo
Bulletin inted daily and sun
dav far lhe year 1906. 81. 2o2s
Average number Of complete and
narfect COMES Of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and sun
day during the month Of July
July ..s,s.....s... ..+s.s, ...'. .euso
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

81. t.4....t. -uo5
The above is a correct statement OF
the number Of complete and perfect
copies of the Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1907 and for the month
Of July 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day of August. 1907
LEO KLEB.
Nota I Public
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
Forecasts FOR Today.

Cairo and yieinity-Generaily fair,
Kentucky and Tennessee tIssuediat
LouisvlIlel -tisnerally fair and cen
tinued warm. n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo Acxardaf ccunfn, 'iIIrd'.
PopA'1s1on fo.fa7.

Mayor, GE0nGr PARSONS
Clerk n. Al HATCHER
Traasurcr THOMAS NJ Afyff0Ss' \
City Attorney. r M Moopr
Comptroller, ERNEsT N0RDMA n
Police Magistfatc, a. ! ROSS
CHIEF Of lhlice NJ 4. EA0AN
Alexander County, Ponoiation o2.asA
cauutE c'rTk jre$E u MItA.rk.
, Circuit Clerk LEE q, DAVIS
sheriff FRANK HI DAVIS
state's Attorney. ALEXA %larR
WILSON.
coronox, pn JAMES McMaNils.
County Superintendent of 8 hon's
PROF JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer. F'REu II.
NELLIs.
Board 81 County conr s.Ionera
! i lENNEIf,l Chairman.
GEORGES PARSONS.
DIR EDWIN j. CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

rhs ass,ssiu 10 On sz's ss the for
.~svtna places
ccismsn'a. z1@ Eighth street..
tssliidxy Houss NsWs stand.
svstAses, 70 Sixth street
@issH Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

As soon as e'wofnan finishes cleaas
srz hoase she'beglHs to put up pre-
serves. aid tflsn ifsi be tine to clean
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
- fer cennsn -.

Let not things. because ihey are
common. enjoy for thai tie less share
Of our cons. Iteration Pliay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

4ri-n says $4,000 a wear for tie
@ s<1. i'll lilkDsn put into the
AL. f7es 81 as bare
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
sla Dsseslts Of LImsstone.

ca the Tombigbee river Alabama.
!. enough limestone to supply a CO
u.sut Plant for 100 years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11
Washington Forecast.

Washington, AUG. 10. 4 inois and
traiahssEair Sunday aud Monday
flesh South winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

Too loV they bald. Wbo build be
meath tie s.-s. sI1;.--s--
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-11

Sin has many its. ba- - 3 al
handle has 1ss tlem a.. -liola.A
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
| SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. B. Cole received
sad news last Sunday from their
daughter Mrs. Kraus at Pomona, Cal
ifornia, but with the Daily Progress,
from which we copy, came letter
from the injured lady saying that she
is getting along remarkably well, and
that the only injury was the breaking
of her right leg about eight inches
above the knee. The opinion of Mrs
Kraus is that they were knocked down
by the horses. But here is the account
as given by the paper referred to is
sued Thursday evening, March 18th:
Mrs. w. L. Kraus of 1893, East Sec
ond street, suffered q broken leg and
was otherwise badly bruised in pc.
culiar accident at Claremont on Mon
day evening. Mrs. Kraus and anoth.
er lady were hurrying to catch the
Claremont 'Dus which had just crossed
the Santa Fe tracks between two sec.
tions of freight train which was
switching there. 1t seemed that the
train would soon block the crossing
and carry one near the track having
to cross. The other lady tripped and
Mrs. Kraus stumbled over her COM
panion's PROSTATE form, and before
either of them could arise a heavy
team and wagon, which was following
them, ran over them. The horses were
frightened by the train and could not
be controlled by the driver. Mrs.
Kraus will be confined to her home
for several weeks, but her companion
escaped without injury"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
Kline Hays Nuptials.

A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Hays, on Wednesday
evening last at 8 O'clock, at which
time Miss Ielona Hays and Mr.. Law
renee Kline were united in marriage.
The solemn rites were performed by
Rev. G. ID. Wendell. pastor of the
Evangelical church, in the presence
of the family and few near relatives
of the contracting parties. An ele-
CANT wedding was served. Miss Hays
has been in the millinery business
here for some years and is highly es-
teemed. Mr.. Kline has clerked in the
Charles Talbot restaurant for some
time, and is an efficient and congenial
young man. 1t is the desire of the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Kline
that the statement 'to love and to
cherish till death do us part" may be
singularly exemplified in their wed
ded life, and that happiness and pros
perity may be their constant compan-
ions.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

Mr.. Barban of Brayton was a visi.
to at the county seat Wednesday.
Seventy-eight loads of hogs were
yarded for shipment at Hamlin Tues
Mr.. Frank Jenkins and Miss Bish-
OPP, both of Brayton, were quietly
married at that place yesterday.
Mrs. Will Powers and baby went
down to Extra to visit with her ia.
rents at the Hi Heath home for few
days.
Don't forget the Skovgaard concert
entertainment at the Presbyterian
church March 2lst. Perfection in mu-
sic es their speciality.
1t is reported that Mr.. Justensen,
formerly of Hamlin, has sold his
orange grove in California and is
putting up q large store building
which he will occupy himself.
Marriage licenses issued since last
reported: Andrew P. Jessen to Mary
Petersen; Lawrence Kline to Zelona
Hays; Ole P. Petersen to Elsie Peter
sen; Lauritz Hansen to Signe Gierloff;
Charles G. Graves to Ella Ray DAw-
son.
A lady in town let the potatoes boil
dry, upset q pot of soup in trying to
get to the potatoes, burned her hands,
ruined her dress, creased the floor,
spoiled the dinner, forgot the pie in
the oven, letting it burn black as q
coal. Still, remembering the good adj
vice offered in the Audubon County
Journal some time ago, when her hus.
band came home; she met him at the
door with kiss and q smile.
III. j. Ernshoff, the new book-keep-
er at the First National Bank, comes
here from Omaha, where for time he
had been stenographer in the Office
of the Cudahy Packing Company. He
has been bookkeeper in the Nation
al Bank of Commerce of Lincoln, Ne.
braska, and also assistant-cashier of
the Bank of Avoca, Nebraska. AS in
Dictated by his name Mr.. Ernshof can
speak German. So when you call at
the bank you can talk English, Dan
| ish or German and be accommodated
j. G. Smorly of Melville, who was
in town Tuesday, reports himself as
practically sound aud we'll. He was
operated upon down at Iowa City ear
ly in February for serious affliction
OF long standiag. He is highly pleas
ed with the careful and courteous at
tentions he received in the hospital as
we'll as the surgical treatment by the
physicians. He was in the hospital
for two weeks and the total expense
for the operation, the board and the
care was $l7. The small expense arose
from the fact that the state owns the
hospital, and the patients are operated
upon as clinics in the presence of the
medical students attending the uni
versity.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
AUDUBON NEWS
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 8 pei. cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
audubon, LOsca
Audubon. zOsCa

Mr.. William Doak, it is rumored,
will again open up his market to the
public.
The man that never had sweet
heart who sat on his lap has no idea
what the word heaven means.
Ed. Delahoyde, cashier of the Ex-
change Bank of Extra, did business
here between trains Wednesday.
Lee Hudler and wife returned to
their home here after spending the
winter with Mrs. Hudler's mother.
Lee is glad to get home again.
Mrs. Simon Hansen and children.
who have been with her parents at
Biloxi, Mississippi, during the winter,
returned to their home here last week.
j. Shingledecker, o. B. Train, F. M.
Herndon, A. A. Nelson, Thomas Da.
Wis and j. .. Howard were drawn for
the federal jury which convened at
Council Bluffs.
The day is Friday next.
The place is Extra.
The date is March 22nd.
Original only Ole Olesen.
Fill full fun.
Come.
The great sale of Mr.. George Hoov-
ers passed off in q big snow storm.
Although the weather was against the
Assem- bling of large crowd, the at
tendance was good, and q large
amount OF machinery was disposed of
at fair figures.
Frank Niklasen bought the John
Sherman team last week, paying $3.50
for the naked horses. This was con.
sidered as good a team as could be
found in the county. John has taken
much comfort in working them, as
they were always ready to go and able
to do anything in reason.
From the Monitor we learn that
Manning Lodge, 1. o. o. F., held a
special meeting week ago Tuesday
evening to initiate candidates. Five
members of Utopia Lodge, No. l6l, of
Gray, namely Dr.. Beers, w. ]. Audas,
Ora Corner, Frank Mclaughlin and
Chris Jeneen, all Past Noble Grands,
attended and assisted. 1t further says
they we're q set of jolly good fellows.
After the initiation lunch was served
and all went home happy. The Jour-
nal can't understand where the fun
came in unlesss Brother Baldwin was
along. Moreover what caused the
aforesaid gentlemen to get into that
condition of happiness before going
home is certainly q puzzle to US. Boys,
stand up and tell all about it and re.
lieve the awful strain. You first, Doc
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
FARM LOANS.
In 500 Optional Payments
At s PEI. Cent
CHARLES BAGLEY
We haveplenty OF money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional

We haveplenty OF money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optiOnal
payments.
LEFT, BoYsEN & BgAsoN.
The spice of life can be extracted
from the Audubon County Journal.
Ed. Beason and Gene johnson at.
tended the automobile show at Oma-
ha last week.
Messrs. Tucker and Morrow of Coon
Rapids took degree work of the Ma
sonic lodge here.
Hans Hansen, the popular merchant
of Brayton, was business visitor
here last press day.
Ben CASTOR took notion to visit
his folks at Oskaloosa, Iowa, before
the springs work commenced.
We often hear of civil engineers,
but not often of civil conductors.
OF course Jack Lemon is an exception.
The Misses Farquhar are pleased
Iowa. Miss Ella has engaged as clerk
in store.
Amos Fancher returned from Chica.
go where he had been with a car Of
cattle from his yards. Anne struck q
good market.
Miss Clara Preston started alone for
the sunset shores of California in hope
of regaining her health. We all trust
she may be successful.
Mr.. Pommer has reduced his stock
wonderfully since his clearing-out-sale
commenced. A week or ten days more
will complete it. Call if you want es-
pecial bargains.
DR.. Brooks shipped his auto to Des
Moines, where he will exchange it for
a new one. The extensive practice of
this eminent physician demands the
very best and fastest conveyances in
the market. A phone call, speck of
dust in the distance and Brooks is at
your service.
The death of Mr.. William Billick,
an old settler who lived for many
years near Templeton, occurred at his
home Thursday last. Mr.. Billick was
one of the best neighbors that ever
settled on the prairies of Iowa. To his
home folks he was kind and gentle
and true. The entire community sus.
tains an irreparable loss.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
w. R. Mills Very Sick.

Letters from Mrs. Mills to friends
in Audubon bring the sad newe that
Mr.. Mills, formerly of the firm OF NJ oft
and Mills in the Republican office
here, has been very sick now for about
six weeks, and a few days ago was
taken to the hospital in Omaha for an
operation, hoping thereby to save his
life.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
Rasmussen & Jensen.
Reliable Footwear

Mrs. Ed. Bilharz returned Tuesday
from Indianola, where she had been
Visiting her home folke.
The vaults in the recorders and au-
ditor's office at the court house are be-
ing torn down this week and new
ones put in place.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
Every Man is Entitled
to a Pair of Good
Shoes.

Every man can have a good
pair and avoid troubles by
buying the Buffalo Calf. .
Remember there is no other
Buffalo Calf" shoe, and no
other shoe "just Of good" Be-
ware of limitations. There
are hundreds of them. The
only Buffalo Calf" shoe has
a running buffalo stamped in
the sole. Attached to the
pull strap by a string is a
sample of the leather, cut out
to represent a buffalo.
The price is based on the
quality. After making the
best shoe possible the price
was fixed as low as the high
grade material would permit.
You can get the benefit and
result of years of effort by
buying the Buffalo Calf
Shoe. We sell them-recom-
mend them and stand back
OF them-every pair.