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Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
"A. b. Hunkins went to Lacrosse

A. B. Hunkins went to Lacrosse
yesterday on business.
"A daughter was born to Mrs Peter
Newman yesterday. ....-
MIR. and Mrs. Carlos Fenton return
ed Monday evening from their visit of
five weeks with their children in Min
neapolis.
Miss Grace Orrick of Waubay, s
D arrived last evening to visit Mrs.
Riley Brooks, her room mate at St.
Mary's hospital, Rochester, She will be
here several days.
The Royal Neighbors initiated
twenty new members Monday evening,
making total Of fifty since New
Years. A banquet provided by the
Woodmen was afterwards enjoyed.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
with gas.
Corn OnlV SC at FiSch'S.

=
I 10 lbs. Oatmeal for 25c at Fisch's.
Our city schools opened Monday
morning after the Easter vacation.
Read Joseph Keenan's ad. All
about the free trip to land buyers.
it is sTRANSPARENT-s clear you can read
through it, All druggists and grocers sell 1t.
Graham Scott was down from
Macaljster college to spend Sunday at
home -.
Chris Leck band of the Austin Gas
Company was here over Sunday from
Oelwein. s. ..
"A Ladies social session was held
at the Progressive League rooms yes
terday afternoon. ~% @...
The Stoddard Reading Club met
with Mrs. w E. WaldrOn thursday
afternoon and had all enjoyable pro-
gram, ..-.
Rev. f. E. Knopf went to North
field Yesterday on business at Carleton
College where he will officially inspect
the work. .@,
Walter Dennis of Udolpho and
Miss Loretta Driscoll Of Red Rock
were married at st. Augustlne's church
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Banfield has been
in a critical condition for several days
but she was reported some easier yes
terday, The crisis is on.
4 + +. Z J. s5. {, q
The Carlton Glee Club will give a
concert in the Baptist church Saturday
evening. April 20, under the auspices
1 Of the high school Juniors.
The fire record in this city for the
past year has been very favorable.
Thirteen fire alarms and only S2,828
loss fully covered by insurance. Our
fire companies pay big interest 1ltat on
their expense.
-N Now is the time to drive to the
Turtle Creek Nursery, south OF the
fair grounds, and get fruit trees and
ornamental shrub bbery to set. y N
LINDSAY, Prop.
fare well party was given atss5G ts5lGl
.A. r hall yesterday afternoon in honor % @!
Of Mrs. "a, q. Christie, past president 81
Of the w. 4. G. who plans soon TO J leave
for southern Calf
There was large attendahce at
the Union Depot sociable at the Con,
gregatio onal church Friday evening [ll ana
|it had many pleasing features. Last
evening, Harry Phillips. the noted q Darl-. @
tone, gave q concert at the church. ''f'ca
Rev. j. S Budlong preached g
special sermon Sunday evening e. the
Austin branch Of the Order OF 6 ON
mercial Travellers The house was
filed and the discourse was a practical
one.
The D B. Club gave q big surprise
to viii SWeningson II Monday evening at
the home Of Harold Fenton. There
were IS boys present. Games were En-. 7.
ljoYed and 8 fine supper was served: y y
was q farewell visit as w ill goes TO-DAY
Ito Cali ifornia with his parents, " y
received 3 line watch fob as g token q
lfriendship and cate
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
Ulte Urunacript.
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY APRIL 10, 1907
Cook with Gas.

Cook with Gas.
Housekeeping is a pleasure when
you cook with gas.
Stallion books for sale at this office
Get a good one. ~. ,~
For sale, gas house tar for coating
posts, cleansing chicken houses, etc.
$s3 barrel by Austin Gas Company.
Misses Mary Lunacheck and Amelia
Schradle spent couple of days in St.
Ansgar, Iowa.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
with Gas.

Cook with Gas.
"A gas range will bring comfort ir
every home.
Misses Amelia and Fredie Schradle
were the guests Of Mrs Fred Lincoln
three days last week.
=. JAP ROSE lransl!I.' ~; Goi]et and hath soap
Is made from te VI, its.st. best yege
table ois-OILS TEA GU CAN EAT. Made
by kIRK-sold ~ al druggists and grocers.
Il have for sale several choice farms
IN the vicinity of Austin. Prospective
buyere are requested to look over some
of the bargains [ have now on hand
The time is come when Mower county
farm lands are the best property one
can own. f. A. TICKNOR, Austin. =
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
Poultry Men or Farmers.

have limited number Of White
and Buff Plymouth Rock Eggs for sale.
NV record Of winnings made at the
show here and at the Minnesota State
Poultry show at Minneapolis proves
that the quality is Of the best and my
winter egg record is the result OF breed.
|inr for utility. Every thing considered
they are more than cheap at &LOO per
setting for Is. ttff sN YDEh. e
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
MARRIED
ERNEs1 4 sACHsE.

Ernest Sachse died Wednesday
morning, April 3, 19O7, of old age, at
the home of his niece Mrs. Bert New
man on River street. Age 88 years.
He was a native Of. Germany. He came
to Indiana about 1845 and 35 years ago
he came to this county to live with his
brother Charles in ted Rock. He has
lived with his niece for the past five,
years.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10

Sunday, April IA Setting Sail. Acts
21:16; 27:1-12.
sunday, April 21 Tempest Tossed.
Acts 27:13-32. i
Sunday, April 28- Shipwrecked Acts
81 33 Al. ..5 q.
Sunday; May 5-The Harbsr Il
Timothy 4:5.8.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
Respect !
YOUR
Stomach

1--WE 1T food that Will not 1Tr1tate or y
Oretard the performance ofits natural
functions, and it will reciprocate in q way
agreeable and comforting.
No single Ingredient contributes 50
largely toward wholesome, nourishing,
agreeable food as Royal Baking Powder.
Royal Baking Powders active ingre-
dent, Grape Cream of Tartar, is the
most healthful Of the fruit products.
This is why Royal Baking Powder .
makes the food finer, lighter, more aPpe-
tizing and anti-dyspeptic, a friend to the
stomach and good health. @<9.~s94za@@ IA
Imitation Baking Powders Contain Alum
1.-THE use of alum aud salts of alumina in
food should be PROHIBITED. The con-
stant use of alum compounds exerts
deleterious effect upon the digestive
organs and an irritation of the internal
organs after absorption.
"EDWARD S. WOOD, M. D.
..Professor of Chemistry
"Harvard Medical School, Boston,"
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
Sea Side Sermons.

Rev. r. E. Savles has arranged Sea
Side series of Sunday evening sermons
to be given at the Baptist church as
follows: ..g..... -z=.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
Wayne Knit Hosiery

We have just received case of
the celebrated Wayne Knit Hosiery.
These goods are so popular and satis-
factory to the wearer that the mills
can't keep up with the demand. Don't
forgetthe Pony Stockings for boys
and girls at rs cts.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
NATCHEz KICKS TOO
CITIZENS COMPLAIN OF POOR
SERVICE AND HIGH RATE
OF CUMBERLAND co

Natcbez, Miss, Dec. eo.-There is
"a great deal of complaint about the
inferior telephone service rrot then
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph
company in this city, and the high
charges. i
A nHoye OH the part of the company
in imposing extra tolls upon subscrib
ers who wish to communicate with
Vidalia is causing great deal of ad-
verse comment, as the charge was
never previously made.
There are two okouite cables
stretched acItoss the river here, which
give connection wifi, Vidialia, and the
exchanges IN both places are under
the same management, the latter
place being considered by subscrib-
ers as a suburb of Natchez. Oh ac-
count OF the Identity of interest.
The company has lost a great nnln-
Der tof its. patrons in, Vidalia on. az
count of the new rule, aud more
threaten to drop OUT. The two cables
are also used for long distance pur-
poses. having been laid TO take the
place OF the big regular cable which
was lost some years ago.
The Cumberland people have Cons
much TO displease the, subscribers in
this city, who have made evry con-
cession asked They have carried
but very few of their promises, in
seltstffng the installation of flash
light SYSTEM wnich was agreed upon
several months. ago, all the material
for which, has been in the exchange
for several weeks.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
Presidents Address.

Address by the president sof the Ma
tional Ginners' Association.
Your report indicate that there
have been giinred up to December IA
o,3e3 600 bales VS.. II,II2,ooo last year,
Fo,eS7, 900 year before. We have had
reports that ginning has been heavier
for this time of year and the trade
will probably make it bearisll, but
100000 less were ginned at this period
than at the same time last year. Ii
we Keep on at the same ratio the
total crop Will NOT be much if any
above 100000 bales, mot including
Ffinters. Your report shows that cot
ton has all been picked except lit
tie in the Mississippi Valley, North
Texas and Oklahoma. Other states
have finished We will probably have
a dtfff market until after tilesholidavs
after which VIC look for much better
prices: I would advise all who can do
so without mountaineering their cred
itors TO market cotton slowly.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
TAKES RECESS TODAY.
Congress Will adjourn for CT .istmas
Holidays.

Washington, Dec. 2o.-Duriirg its
two hour and twenty irihutc session
Thursday the house got down to ac-
beal work and transacted considerable
business, All that had remained TO
make this possible was an announce
ment of the committee appointed by
the speaker. The several chairinen
Immediately became alert with regard
to their rights and forced the refer
ence to committee of sevral propo
sitions upon which IT'S action was
desired
The. first money approprlanon BY
the present congress was AWARDED to
day. The amount was $4,000 and It
is 10 Be used e supply aseed deficit
caused by tllezdessrucfior BY FIRE Of
the government seed warehouses N
this city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
'G0LDF|ELD TROOPS
TO BE RECALLED-TROOPs
ARE DOING DUTY THAT
STATE SHOULD DO.


p Washington, d. c. Dec. 20
President Roosevelt has ordered
the troops to be recalled from Gold
ffeld December 80. . In his message
TO Governor Sparks the president
safd: The government sent troops
To Goldheld on the representation
that an Instruction was imminent
1t now apears that the troops are
merely doing guard duty in keeping
order tina 1.-THE state should perform
and sees no need of the government
troops on the scene. ann very GER
tain that there is no disturbanc.
threatened which the state of y
yada ought not to be able to control
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
SEC. TAFT IS HOME BAILEY TO RESIGN
HIS SEAT IN THE SENATE
SEEKS vINDIcATIoN OF
CHARGES.

/ Washington, Dec. ao.-Senator J.
w Bailey, iof Texas, it is stated will
resign his seat in the senate and sc
before the general primary of Texas
next summer for re-eleciion. He
seeks Yindicatioil from charges after
the Standard Oi1SCo., and Water
Pierce Oil Co, investigation, ia which
he figured very donspicuously. Bar
Iey-zwas elected 10 the senate alter.
these troltbles had passed. but his enc
mics are relentless and pursue
him.
He believes that by resigining his
seat and going before his people the
result will be an overwhelming vic
tory for him, complete vindieation
t1f the charges brought against him
by his enemies at home.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
ARRIVED IN NEW YORK HALE
AND HEARTY AND IN THE
BEST OF SPIRITS.

New York, Dec. 2o.-Secretacy oil
War Taft arrived today after con1plet-
ing a tour of the world and visiting
the npst prominent nations and nul-
ers en- route. He looked quite WELL
and said that he had walked five miles
every day ON the deck of the steam
er. The secretary declined to dis
cuss politics, but expressed great sat
isfaction with the situation in the
PHILIPPINES and his trip
When asked: Whom do you ia
vor for president he laughed neart-
lily, and replied: 81 guessI had bet
ter leave that TO inference.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
GUNSToRE EXPLOSION AT
PALERMO. SICILY.


Palermo, Sicily, Dec. eo.-I'he lead
ing gunstore Of this city was wreck
ed by an explosion Thursday morn
ing. Besides a large force of work
men and artisans large number OF
customers were in the store at the
time of the explosion and the loss OF
life will run over 100. Many were in
jured more or less seriously
What caused the explosion could
ROT be learned, but an investigation.
is to be made. #sNreekage and pieces
of bodies were strewn over a large
area. It was the worst disaster that
mas Happened In. this country for
years. -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
L. & N. COLLISION
NEAR BIRMINGHAM, ALA

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. zo.-Two
trains on the l.. & raiiroan collided
south OF this city today. Engineers
]. d. Say and Dave Watts; fireman
J. w. Long and tramp, were iniur-
ed but not fatally A misunderstood
ing of orders caused the -eoliision.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
PROMINENT YAZOo
CITY NAN DEAD.

Yazoo City, Miss. Fec. 'o.--i.osii'--
tain Barksdale died her. this morn
ing at the age Of 90 wears. He was
enc of the oldest an 4 best known resi-
sssei.ts ofethe cpants having lived IN
Yanp City for the past IS years
slir Turing his siiFr eo1asszscfssd bzrlk-
ins@ zls;;nss s. Ana MAS chs cssssolissl
rs funds 81 hundreds pf. y y i Il.
f3,ly cs;;fy. i L 81 sss ! $50 i
q ON 81 respect 10 Mr. BarksdaIeFlas
mayer ms ordered bsy protIamatf5k
flI1 81 6ssll l<ss 49, IS Is Nh
|s MI 30 be elezss dtsrIlsle "a i!!lssr.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
]. H. OLIPHANT SHOT
BY FORMER CUSTOMER

New York, Dec. 20. IA bliphant
prominent broker was shot three
times by an unknown MAJ, n front o.
20 Broad street. He Is in a serious
condition. The man who fired the
shots is said to be a fornner yeustomer
of the concern. Hes committed SUI
eide after shooting Mr.. Oliphant.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22

al committee and that largely as a
result of his efforts the electoral vote
iof the state was given 60 Weaver iii
stead OF Benjamin Harrison, result
by which Grover Cleveland profit
cd greatly
Was that bad service for the casse
OF democracy?
/ emphasizes the truth that Mr.
Bryan has rot carried Nebraska
either for himself or for any other
candidate since 1896. 1t ignores tll2
truth that the only democrat who
ever did carry Nebraska was Bryan.
And it has not expressed any horror
or Indignation over the fact that
Judge Parker did not carry New
York.
! 1t finds something exquisitely hui
INJURIOUS iii the. questionable truth
that Mr.. Bryan did not carry his
own ward or precinct. Probably there
rs no one connected with the publica-
ton sufficiently Interested TO look TIP
the facts TO hlfow that it is an eS-
cepfion when a presidential candi-
date does not carry his precinct and
his ward Why that..is | don't know,
but the instances have been repeat
ed.
Pedestrianism and Politics.
The newspapers for lew days past
have been filled with stories OF the
triumphant progress OF a seventy
year odd pedestrian, Edward Payson
Weston, who at that advanced age
walked from Portland, Me- to Chicago
1 III rather more than twenty-four
hours less time than he consumed in
| making the same journey forty years
| ago. 1t was a good stunt well done
| But, after all, it is not only the pro
fessional athelete who ho,ds his
strength and vigor to the last There
lis certain Washington end to this
story.
Only few days go those Wash
ingtonians who are accustomed to
play the game of golf were clteered
on the. links by seeing Justice liar
Ian, now seventy-four years old; Mr.
Justice Brewer, seventy years old,
| playing what is the iargen OF that
4 game mis- called "a tlireesoti:e These
veterans OF politics, OF tfies bar and
of the bench went gayfy over 1he
course, covering many miles and
driving the ball with vigor and with
| accuracy Justice Harlan, a little the
Oldest of the three, confessed that
he was progressing less rapidly than
| tlie others because he was saving hi.
| strength for two speeches he haB tc
make, one of (which involved a mid
night trip TO New York
H. VIM. A. Abott
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
The Mirror Restaurant.

Messrs. Giglo Bros. & Saia, the pro
prietors OF the Mirror Restaurant are
a very hustling firm, and deserve the
patronage OF our citizens. As an esii-
.dence OF their efforts to make their
place the best III the city Is the way
in which they have decorated their
dining room for the Holiday Season,
which IS made very attractive isssleed
BIZ the bunting, flags, Liberty Bells,
Holly and Tinscl Xmas decorations
which together with a myriad 4of
electric lights. all beautifully and ar
tistieally Arranged mike this the
most. beautiful dining room in the
city. II you never have patroa.zed
them YOU. SHOULD do Gas they serve
. good meal and give yssu your mon,
Ieys roth
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
WOULD HAVE HER
NOMINATE FATHER

: Denver, Colo. Dee. 20 The wom-
ans suffragistsS. Of this city are. seek
ing to have Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt
come before the national democrats
coi1vcntion tossbf held here, and pre-
sent her father VIM J. Bryan, II,
nofninAfs0n before 4hc convention for
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
PROMINENT MAN ENDS
LIFE WITH REVOLVER.

Meridian, Miss, Dec eos A tele-
phone message brings the heSs of the
ssieide of Leon Harpers a smenlber
of one of the most nrofniAe1t fami-
lies in Eas, Mississippt at sthe home
Of his brother, Tom Harper. in Stone
wall, at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The rash act was ACCOMPLISHED with
a 81 calibre pistol, the BilIiet crashing
thTo,sgh sthsss%ssb rain 5esp ondency
over III health y assigned as the
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-07
KinSella. insurance.

hluSelId. lDSiI dlCC. |
Eastman Kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezer's.
Picnic hams, 10 cents per pound.
Ninth Street Market.
Miss Grace Keys started last
Thursday for Salem, Ore.
Clyde Chatfee went to Cheyenne
last week to spend the winter.
Plenty of spring chickens and hens
for Sunday dinner at Marks Market.
New city hall and new library
building OH post cards at Tribune
office.
Get ready for the next grand
Catholic Fair, armory hall December
S to IA inclusive.
Elyood and American fence In all
sizes and field and lawn gates. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Miss Helen ,Jillson went to Platte
vile Friday to visit over Sunday
with her aunt. Mrs. E. E. Brace.
Guy Wood of Sheridan, Wyo., was
in Greeley last week looking after
his farm, recently purchased from }.
W Hodgell.
We have added complete line OF
The best quality of silver, both III
dat and hollow ware. E L. Dun
ham. Coronado building.
Mrs. L. E. Curtis of Mentor, o.,
arrived here last week to visit her
sister, Mrs. Mary Ollie. Mis-.
Curtis expects to spend the winter in
Greeley.
Miss May Beaver aud brother,
Aldred, of Pataskala, o, who have
been visiting thier uncle, }. 5.
Cradle, and family three weeks, left
last week for Ashland, Ore.
Miss Celia Weber, a graduate
nurse from the Homeopathic hospital
in Denver, came down Thursday
and visited until Sunday with Mrs.
p. S. Gilman.
Mrs. William Foote left last Mon
day for Seattle to join her husband.
MIS-. Foote will also get to visit her
son, Harry Kenyon, who is sailor
boy on the Nebraska in the navy
yards at Seattle
For Sale-Cheap substantial
automobile runabout in good condi-
tion, several recent improvements
good tires, ETC., cost when new Ssoo'
worth at least s4OO now. Will take
s2s5 cash. See DIR. Darby, Oil Tenth
street.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Christian church held an all-day ses-
sion at the country home OF MIS-. o.
W. Hodgell last Thursday. A srlen,
did dinner was served at noon ana
the ladies spent the afternoon Tying
comforts. About thirty-hve were
present. .,o
The missionary societies OF the
United Presbyterian church helo
their annual "thank Offering ser
vice at the church "Wednesday even
Ing of last week. An interesting
program was rendered and thank
otYering-of sl27 from the Woman S
N missionary society and SIT from 1he
juniors received. Following the pro.
gram social hour was enjoyed anu
,afreshments served.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-07
Kinsella, Insurance.

Niusellu, insurance.
Best ice cream in the city at Nor
rison's.
Eastman kodaks and camera sun
plies at Fezer's.
Call on F. A. Gates for harness,
collars aud strap work.
Born, Friday, Nov. l, to Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Lininger. son.
Grand Catholic Fair in armory
Dec. 5 to IA. Wait for the dates.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention II sent to The Tri-
bune.
Try Energine fer your automobile.
Better than gasoline. Hennick
Brothers sell It,
Elwood and American fence in all
sizes and field and lawn gates. Nc.
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Albert Tuck went to Denver last
Thursday tU attend a banquet at
Westminster university.
Call and see our new line of
wheels. Showiest and best ever
brought to town. Hennick Bros.
Mrs. James Cameron returned to
Denver last Friday after ten days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Tom
Allen.
V. II. Miller. who formerly worked
at Demorest's stors, came down from
Denver last week for few days
visit with friends
Don't fail to get seats for THE
Time, the Place and the Girl" one
of the greatest musical plays ever
written, at the Greeley opera house
Friday, Nov. Sth.
Mrs. J. II. Sykes and daughter,
Yvonne, arrived here Thursday from
Reynoldsville, Pa. MIR. Sykes ar
rived here six weeks ago and they ex-
pect to locate in Greeley perman-
emily.
The Time, the Place and the
Grip with an all star cast and
beauty chorus Of fifty will be at the
Greeley opera house tomorrow night,
Friday, Nov. Sth. Get your seats
early. You can't afford to miss 1t.
Mrs. Minnie Arthur arrived here
last Thursday from two months
visit In Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois
and Kansas. After few days. visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Luther. she went to her home In
Cheyenne.
P. M. Ansbach Of Kansas City
stopped in Greeley Wednesday OF
last week for a few days. visit with
his sister, Mrs. E II. McClenahan,
and friends. He formerly lived In
Greeley and is now enroute for
Seattle, to spend the inter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S H David son, who
have been visiting their nephew, W
Davidson. and family two weeks. lef'
last Thursday for their home in FIJI
more. Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
are favorably impressed with Greeley
and may return and locate here.
F G. Finkle and B. d. Sanborr
went to Boyd lake, Thompson canor
and Estes Park last week. returning
home Friday Mr.. Finkle lives at
Los Angeles and is consulting engi
neer for the Central Colorado Power
company. They went to tnspec'
the location for the proposed bit
reservoir and power station at tht
Estes Park end Of the Thompson
canon.
Mrs. G. II. Ramsay was in Denver
Sunday to meet her mother, MIS- >
B, Barnett, and sister, Mrs -. ~
Murphy, who were enroute IRON
Seattle where they had been spending
the summer to their home in Kansas
City. Mrs. Barnett and five childrel
had reunion in Denver Sunday
Those present were Mrs. D. a
Murphy, Kansas City; Mrs. D. &
Kersey, Fort Collins; W. b. Bar
nett, Cheyenne; Mrs. T. VI. Gaia
han, Longmont and Mrs. Z. H. liam