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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
VIII Make Ice.

Louisville, Ky-Principally com.
posed of gardeners, the st. Mathews
Ice g. Cold Storage Co. was organized
at 81. Mathews. The capital stock Ia
500, 900, and w. y. Arterburn is presi
dent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
Camp Named After Governor.

Lexington, Ky.-The Second Regi
meht Kentucky National Guards, en-
tered their annual encampment OF six
days at Fairlawn Farm. The camp
has been named Augustus Il. Wilson.
Major ]. Embry Allen is the colonel
commanding.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
Kills Wife and SELF

Paducah. Ky.-C. J. Heitt, aged 70, a
farmer OF Marshall county, shot and
killed his wife and then committed
suicide by firing a bullet into his brain.
He also shot at her child by a former
husband but missed II.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
DIDN'T Know Ero,.

A dignided army captain N,
stationed In quarters near a ,.,l
which we're many bullrrogs
The captain had never head
frogs. and IN the middle o' us -
fairly distracted by their corg,''
believing. he descended me 80
his robe De mutt. and said 10 b. !.
try;
Sentry. tell the sergeant q, ,
guard TO drag the COW ou, a !
marsh"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
The Portable Feed Trouah.

Tor sheep and hogs may be construct.
ed. The main advantage Of this
trough is that IT prevents hogs from
erowding one another while eating.
And anyone who has ever fed swine
VIII appreciate the value Of tkis
kature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
Governor Wilson Returns.

Frankfort. Ky.-Gov. Wilson has re
turned from Wisconsin. where he
spent the last ten days on account Of
suffering from hay fever. Gov. Cox
returned to his home on account OF
the illness OF his wife.
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Never plaapnoIn,,

MANY extensively advertised II
edics are failures when 20, "a u
test Hunts Lightning on ispJ
ccpiion. Confidence In Il IL u
misplaced-silsappointment ne,r
lows its use. II II certainly he ed
est emergency remedy now ob.a.,ll
For cuts. burns. spralns. ache, n
pains ! know no equal"
GEO. +. PADDOCK.
Doniphaa. M|
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17

! make an exception In this ~.
that other sufferers from Nd,
bic may pront by my cSpcrle... !
Sold by all dealers 90 Gem.
Foster. Milburn Co. Buffalo \ "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
HAND FEED TRoUGHs.
One Which viii Help In the Care OF
the Sheep.

The accompanying illustration from
NWallace's Farmer" gives the reader
an idea OF how a portable feed rack
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17

Even boarding houss l,aarl
mus. pay oct good money 'or q. ID
lege Of boarding street cars
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17

Thousands Of American wunE|
In our homes are daily sacnAai|
their lives to duty.
In order To keep the home I'd
and pretty, the children well dDsS.
and tidy, women oyerdo. 4 iemA|
weakness or displacement Is o.E|
brought on and they suffer in silenH|
drifting along from bad 10 voz|
knowing well that they ought a
have help to overcome the pains Al
aches which daily make life a buris|
IL il 10 these faithful women I'd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-17
a TEXAS cteeeys.,
spesks Out for the se,,s,
Thousands. '''r

Rev, q. NJ Gray. Bap,ls, ~,
OF Whiiesboro, Tex says. Wv 'qaI
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
unless checked by the Doctors usual
sane and solid course of treatment.

The carpenters are busy this week
on the two story and basement of the
kimballton Drug Company's store
putting on the roof and doing
the wooiwork necessary on the in
terror, the masons having completed
their work Monday.
Mr.. Thorvil Jensen has broad
smile on his countenance this weak
as he goes about his business and it is
all caused by the arrival of a wee
young lady which the '!stork brought
to his home last Sunday morning
Mother and child both doing nicely.
Mr.. Niels Hansen, our up to- date
furniture dealer, is doing a fine bust
ness in his line now that fall is APP
preaching and anyone needing any
thing from a baby's high chair or
baby go-car to a most elegant suite
will do we'll by going there to get it,
The old man will treat you on the
square.
On onr visit at the depot Monday
we noticed that since our last visit
two weeks ago several things ared dom
a new side track west of the depot, a
lot of filling in, in the low places ard
a large drain tile ditch has been
made across the street leading to the
depot on the south. Truly the
A. N & 5. is hummer according to
her means.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
Don't Fail to Hear Prof. P. G. Holden

Come and stay all three days. Meals and lodging
can be had at College at reasonable price. This
work is given under the auspices of M. G. Petersen
County Superintendent of Public Schools, and Elk
Horn College. For further information address
PROF SIGURD Err, Elk Horn, Iowa. OF tel.
ephone Ole. H. or 32EH
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
GREAT FAMILY REUNION.
Has Had Three Marriages, Fourteen
Births and No Deaths in Past Year.

Has Had Three Marriages, Fourteen
Births and No Deaths in Past Year.
Webster City.-At the reunion of
the Tjernagle family. held at the Nels
Peterson home north of Randall, it
was decided that it might be neces.
sary to penalize members who per.
sisted in remaining unmarried after
a certain age, and also those mar.
rled members who remain childless.
These measures were agitated, not be.
cause the Tjernagle tribe is in i'm.
mediate danger of extinction, but be-
cause it was thought only fair that
those who neglect to do their share
in perpetuating the race should suf-
fer penalty for such neglect. There
were one hundred present at this re-
union and the record of the family
shows that here have been 452 de-
scendants of Peter and Helga Tier.
maggie. six generation back OF these
81 are related by marriage There
have been in all 90 deaths, leaving
800 descendants living at present-a
most remarkable showing. But more
remarkable still is the fact that dur.
ing the past year there has not been
a single death in the family. The
secretary's record also shows that
within the year there have been
three marriages and fourteen births.
The next annual meeting of this re.
markable family viii be held in
Stratford
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
A jewelers. Experience

G. r. kluger, the jeweler, 1860 Vir-
ginia Ave, indianapolis, Ind. writes:
Il was so weak from kidney trouble
that | could hardly walk hundred feet
Four bottles of FoIey's Kidney Remedy
cleared my complexion. cured my back
ache and the Irregularities disappeared
and | can now attend TO business every
day, and recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy to all sufferers, as it cured me
after the doctors and other remedies had
failed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
TELEPHONE FIRMS MERGE
Deal Made at Nevada to Control LOO
County Phones.

Nevada.-A deal was perfected here
whereby merger of the Nevada Mu-
tual, Roland Mutual Cambridge indie.
pendent, Maxwell and Short Line
telephone companies will be effected.
The name of the consolidated com.
pany will be the Story County indie.
pendent Telephone company and the
headquarters will be in this city. 1t
is understood that F. NJ Boardman,
manager of the Nevada Mutual, will
be at the head of the new concern.
This merger will give the Story
County Independent company control
of about LOO phones in the county
and the $50 miles of toll line already
owned By the Nevada company.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
SKULL CRUSHED WITH Ak.
Young Farm Hand Found Fatally
Hurt Near Odebolt

Odebolt.-Goodwin Yaun, man
who came to Odebolt from Omaha a
few days ago, was found in the barn
of Ed Roos at Odebolt, lying uncon-
scious and his head crushed. He was
taken to Ida Grove, where he later
died in hospital Yaun and his com,
panion, L. V. Daniel, came from
Omaha to work on the Adams ranch,
and after the discovery of the injured
man Daniel was nowhere TO be found
The authorities have notified officers
in various places to look out for
Daniels and make his arrest if he is
found.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
Report Of Business Done

Charles Spar, the whole souled and
popular agent at the depot kindly
gives the following as the business
done at this station during the month
of September:
Carloads out-oats 8; barley 3;
hogs !; cattle 5.
Carloads received 9; lumber
$; pork /; building blocks ]; lime
and cement 5; sand l; flour /; feed 2;
salt |; sheep ,.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
Elk Horn

| w. U. Hammer, ID. d. S. Dentist
office over Oransk US store, Atlantic
Quite quantity OF grain is coming
to the elevator now which keeps the
manager busy.
Thomas Jessen, wife and family re-
turned Monday from visiting in
Omaha and Atlantic.
j. C. johnson has moved up near
the college and will let the rooms
over his store to roomers.
Rev. Anker was at Scranton, Iowa,
the first OF this week attending a
Young Peoples meeting
The Elk Horn Lumber Company
received two cars of posts and car
OF shingles the past week
Read the Farmers Institute ad in
this issue and then see if you can't
assist in making it success.
Evangelist Reeder is holding a re-
vival meeting out at Correction
Grove, commencing last Sunday.
Miss Meta Gundorph returned to
Omaha Monday, being called there
by the severe illness of her sister.
A cement crossing was to be made
this week north of the post office
across main street to the college
grounds.
Our merchants seem TO be all doing
a good business now it one is to Judge
by the activity of the clerks in tying
up goods.
Mr.. Knud Hansen who has been
clerking at Olesen's in Audubon will
be found in Atlantic at
OS CHAS. BLOCK 81 Son
There will be Young Peoples
meeting in Elk Horn Saturday and
Sunday of this week to which all
interested are respectfully invited.
Emil Clemensen has bought the
Rasmu sen residence lot on the north
east side of main street north of the
college and will build fine residence.
The engine on the A. N. 81 S. had
new wheels put under it the first of
| the week on account of the broken
| tlanges which made it dangerous
running.
j. P. Nelson of the Elk Horn Mer-
camille store and wife are expected
| home from Denmark some time this
week, having enjoyed a good visit in
| the mother country.
Olsen II Rattenborg, the new but
cheers, have received their new re-
frigerator aud fixtures and as soon as
the building is completed they will
be ready for business.
j. C. johnson has moved from over
his hardware store to the house near
the church and is letting his former
residence to roomers.
| Mrs. Peterson, wife of the banker,
has returned from the hospital at
Atlantic greatly improved in health
watch is source of extreme gratiti-
cation to her large circle of friends.
Boo Il Company's meat market,
presided over by e. F.. Hansen, is a
neat well-furnished, well-kept shop,
new refrigerator has been added
and large sausage grinder ordered
Read their ad this week.
Mr.. Nicolai Fredricksen has the
Six miles of the Elk Horn toll line
! for which he has the contract, almost
done from here south and it is Their
to be completed by the Muss.n Man
ayers to Atlantic it we understand it
right.
TIE following shows the business
transacted at the depot in carloads,
saving nothing about the way freight
FORWARDED of cattle, , of hogs,
of wheat, of oats, 2 of corn, and
Of barley.
Received OF coal, of lumber
of posts, ! of building blocks, 5 OF
sand, of flour aad of salt. Ticket
sales $l7O.47.
| HaoI+hu E,~,,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
A Healthy Family

"Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills three years ago." says
u. A. Bartlett, of Rural Route l, Gull.
ford Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system in gentle way that does
you good; 25c at Dotting's drug store
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
kinbal1ton

XII. Petersen, our land man, haC
business calling him to Harlan las
Monday.
Charles Christensen, blacksmith
of predatory disposition went south
on The A. M. train Monday.
Chris o. Jensen of Elk Horn is
making one or more car shipments
every week from this little station.
Miss Ora Petersen, our only MILL
ner, visited over Sunday with "The
Old Folks at Home'' near Elk Horn
Oar popular and hard working
blacksmith, Z. j. Bertelsen, wife and
fnmily visited Audubon friends
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Jensen and
the children were in Atlantic Mon
day doing some shopping and calling
on friends.
Mr.. Peter Esbeck has purchased
Lumber for great big barn of one OF
our dealers and will soon commence
work on the same.
Miss Ora Petersen opened her fine
millinery store, Oct. LIST with a new
line OF fall hats. First door south Of
the new drug store. oS
The addition to the Thompson &
Larsen store is now completed which
gives them several more square feet
OF floor space and shelving.
Mr.. knad Hansen, who has been
clerking at Olesen's in Aud bon will
be found in Atlantic at
oS CHAs. BLOCK u Son
Chris LaiHg has purchased the
lumber for a residence and big barn
which will be under way as soon as
the carpenters are let free from other
places.
Mr.. Peter Lykke, our popular
manager of the Danish Savings Bank
will soon move to town, his fine resi-
dence being almost ready for in
habitancy.
Our elevator man isn't letting any
dust or mud either accumulate on his
shoes nowadays as he is as busy as a
carpenter attending to his duties at
the elevator.
Jensen Brothers were busy Mon
day putting the framework in shape
fol forty foot windmill to be set
up out in the country for one of their
mana customers.
Rudolph Anderson has the paint
ing on his house completed and any
one conversant with that artistic
work can freely recommend him as
having an eye artistic.
Andrew P. Withen, Poplar's popu.
lar merchant, took the s.Flyer''
Monday for Omaha where he went to
order large stock of goods for the
extensive trade he enjoys.
Mr.. Henningsen reports his firm as
not near through all the work yet to
do before winter sets in, on the cul-
verts contracted for in different
places in this and Audubon county
Bernt Rasmussen of the Faaborg &
Rasmussen store, was about sick
Monday with cold; but as we after.
ward learned, no wonder he was I'LL
his very best was out of town over
Sunday.
The excavation for the basement O,
the Landmarks bank is proceeding
very slowly; but there may yet be
time to erect the structure before the
emily p!asts OF winter set III TO stay
Let us hope SO.
Rev. Gregersen and wife and Mrs
Rasmussen and daug liter, Miss Tyra
are expected home from Denmark
most any day now when the Rev
will assume his pastoral duties if his
health permits.
Walter Gregersen, Elk Horns only
druggist, was in town Monday look.
ing at the progress being made by
the workmen on the Gregersen- Han
sen, otherwise known as the Kim.
ballton Drug Company's store.
DR.. James was treating Martir
Larsen Monday fora very sore thumt
which from our noipt of vieu nrom
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-08
Elk Horn Meat Market


We are now in position to
serve our customers with a
line of choice fresh meats,
sugar cured hams and side
meats, salt pork. Our own
make of fresh beef and pork
sausage, and pure leaf lard
our own render. Fresh fish
and oysters Away on hand in
their season. Our prices are
right. Give us a call and be
convinced.
DOE & co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
BOOST THE REsr THINGS

Boost is the much used and much abused magic
word
ls good for everyday use and it's willing worker.
PERHAPS ought to have rest on Sunday but why MOI
give Il religious exercise on the day Of worship?
Why not boost The best things in the world whv mot
boost he Lords work the cause Of religion and morality
Every force and influence every agency that eevates
men and women and makes society better is 10 Be con-
served and promoted Churches don't cost as much y.
courts and as and their influence in uplifting the race
s mmeasuraby greater than that Of penal institutions
Therefore a boost for the churches
Boost ne Baptist church the Christian church the
Preabyteran church the Catholic and all the rest Of them
All Of them are doing Gods work if there are true and
honest men and women n them and there are peoble Of
tha kind IN all Of course there are plenty Of hypocrte.
among them, but that is to be expected In the best
army aie to be found towards and worthless camp follow
ers there is no society composed exclusively Of perfect
creatures but the purposes Of all religious organizations
are audabe and their tendency is toward the beerment a.
mankind That's why we ought to boost them
Verify the Lord oveth the booster and lie oveth best
the booster who best boosts the best things
II you don't read the Commercial Club Corner 81
this page you overlooking message Of Importance
to you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

fol aa5s s.as aaod la your Fa-ns haFs zoa2 Balerr
a aHe iansis descended from noble a1ees.org
ana yos aie proud 81 it Il anyone prezumss Is loss
ioan apon W.. yoa eaa swell aB rlih Pride ana say
Thins aho mg father Rass
He e siad q it bat ssy you sars your ought to
st any body fpa It ost2 Aren't you afraid Il VIII sbasss
yoas
Descendant Of royal stock yea bat think how far you
have descended Why you are a regular walking mus
atona Of he Descent of Man Doesn't It make sou dazy
p ook ap those noble heights and see how far you
have aien2 Of course wouldn't have known anything
aboat Il N you aadn told us II YOU hadn't shown us your
family tree Rouldnt make any nvdious compar
sons between tie splendid trunk and the measiey little
tWisa out On the edges
su it's az right to be proud Of your ancestors if tbey
we're good honest folks but don't you know that noble
ancestry Is drug On the market; It won't sell for four
cents on the dollar unless you have some genuine market
able goods in your own possession 10 mix With IL The
Lord little and men less about Who Jour ancestors
we're the only very important question ia who and what
are yog7 u You possess liberal share OF the elements
Of true manhood womanhood-honesty sincerity. truth
fulnsss, intelligence courage. kindness usefunessyou
ere justi6ed IN entertaining some feeling Of pride If
your ancestors possessed these qualities in high degree
We justly expect to have more of them for there is
much IN herdiy and blood ought to tell even If it doesn't
II every case
Who are yoa what YOU have you done for you,
ser and for me world and what you doing now2 These
are ths practical measures applied men BY practical
ace Let's apply The yardstek to ourselves and see how
much we have whereof to boast
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
BOOSTERS CLUB COMMITTEES

The following commercial club com.
mitteea have been appointed.
Civic Improvement sifs. T. e. Rid.
de. Miss Henrieta isie. Judge J. T.
Dickerson. Dr Walter penqulte. REV.
" g Hacker.
Membership and Finance: Is. p.
Smith, Ben y. Johnson, r. II. Dwyer,
y. H. Cochran, n. D. Carson.
Advertising: Jonas Cook. c. II. Rus
sell, q. II Evans. J W. Kayser. A. 3.
Cochran.
Industrial: ]. G. Bariy J. R. Aber-
orombie D. II siemon, Scott Jones'.
Dennis OBrien
Trade Extension 70. .. Dugan. w.
N Edwards, J. d. Buie. r. +. Brown.
Roads and Bridges. ID +. Johns,
"a. s. Gilkey, II B. Spencer, g. q. Cal
vert. Guy Woods. G. Sullivan.
House and Entertainment: II. l..
Jarboe. Jr DR.. T. Fl. Williams, r. O..
Laiting, r ~ Thweatt o. M. Clay.
comb
Railroads Lawrence Martin, II. b.
Johnson y g. Mckay, .. q. Colby,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
THOSE SCHOOL BONDS

Editor Of the Express: Since the
school board has requested the mayor
to rescind his call for the voting Of
$4,000 bonds, would # not be well for
the tax payers TO discuss this matter
and see If the demands are such as to
warrant the issue Of such an amount
The city at present has three s.room
brick structures and one 4-room brick.
The sites for these buildings, the build.
ings themselves and furniture and
heating apparatus were secured on a
s65,OOO bond issue. If all this was
done with s65.OOO, is the demand such
as to warrant the Issuing Of $4,000?
Excessive bond issues is one way the
present generation has Of robbing the
unborn. If conservatism Is called
lmocking-then make the most Of 1t
SCHOOL PATRON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

R X. Woeten.
Transportation and Rates: L. M
Potts, G. II. Russell. A. b. Mckenzie
Jno Crib, H. J. Brownson.
Parks and BouIevards: H. B. John.
son. Ben Hampton. J. b. Sparks. ]. D.
Chaatain, N. G. Steele.
Sidewalks: G. schlotterheck, Al.
., Thompson, @. A. McGehee, @. p.
Holland, A. A Humphrey.
Auditing: 9. l.. Greer, Jno A. Nc.
cluro. " ". Horne, +. D. Lemon. g
N. HollingBworth.
Convention: Horace Humphrey. G.
M. Feohheimer. B. b. Barefoot. II. r.
H0vey, DR.. d. l.. Dawson.
Paving: J. ,. Burton, J. A. Temple
lawrence Mills, .. o. Colby, B. b.
Bridges.
Legislative: Thomas O'Neill. A. g
0llkey, 3. H. Colby, Aiger Melton, G.
W, Barefoot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
{ COMMERCIAL CLUBS C0RHER

The statement made yss rday n hls city By President
"inehe Of the Rock Island railroad rseraon Of bis word
given the citizens Of chickasha year ago, that
The Rock Island company has intention Of moving the
railroad shops from your city
Should De Of sufficient importance to set at che mind
q any doubling Thomas that may yet be In midst
Let all get right this question.
Chickasha the most important point The Rock Island
railroad between Fort Worth and Kansas City asis proven Ia
every monthly report made by this road.
During December last the 0ei Office Of the Rock Isand
did b29ooo worth o business. Fl Reno had total monthly
business Of $4,000. .0klahoma City did S5s,oos.
Wichita the only city between Fort Worth and Kansas
City that reached anything compare with the figures Of
Chckasha aud they several thousand dollars short
Is there ID ali Oklahoma who reads such evidences
Of interests centeTed IA place Is il this statement who
- any figure anything but increased interest snd
rgement shops and continuous expenditures here equal M
not TAR SURPRISING those in other centers.
The Rock Island the corporation throw aside
liberal offer Of donation for improvements that need In
centers where much bushes DONE but she keeps her wealth
er eye on the main point, just the same.
The Rock Island is not going to kio crippethe goose
tha lays the golden egg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
a sILk srockINe PRECEDENT
Joequin Miller

one n the Six stocking speakers at the republican
banquet intmaed that we had quite enough Of the rail
splitter canal 10Y element Fl TIE white House he time
has come e eye The high born gentleman and scholar
shrow at the presidency and Taft the man Of destiny
Ihe same speaker aiao told Of how Taft had swaed the
Tabor yrons ana warmed up in denunciaton the Okla
bona constitution becanae too much unqualified
poaef to The masseg II WAS Geo r. Walker who claimed
to be- the bosom friend and college chum and certainly
me political protege 81 NJ Taft who nade Tits tall
snd he should know what he Is talking about It appear,
ha what she country needs Is genue SILK slocldn,
president and Taft Is the man