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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16

Extra City Items
Insure in the Con tinental Incur
ance Company. THgo. PATTY, Agt.
w ork Horses and Cattle for South
Dakota land. Journal.
School Books aud School Supplies
at Hansen's Drug Store.
If our goods don't make good we
will make them good.
Stations taken in exchange for
South Dakota land. Journal.
See us for Oils, Batteries aud Au-
tomobile Supplies at the Extra Au-
to & Machine Works.
P. K. Jensen, Mgr.
Our woven wire fence is getting
low. See US at once if you are going
to need any.
Walker
We Guarantee all shoes. Our
price is always the lowest.
s16 d. Workman & Son.
Use White Rose Gasoline in your
autos. 1t will give you IL to Is per
cent more mileage, than any other
gasoline. Sold by the Extra Auto
& Machine Works.
P. X. Jensen, Mgr
1908 acres of fall pasture for rent.
If Bert Dryden.
We have this year succeeded in
getting the best threshing coal ever
put on the market. Come in and
take look at it.
Extra Coal & Feed Co.
OLUF JENSEN
You will find More Styles at
Workman's. sic
A housekeeper waited at the home
OF DT. ". w. clay. SIG
The q. S. Cream Separator has a
new bowl. Ask Walker about it
$4,000 allowed for old machines. Il
We have at last found good ROOT
paint and cement. Warranted fol
6years. If
Walker
A Guaranteed Dip at rs cts pei
gal at Hansen's Drug Store, Extra.
Stallions, Work horses, Colts and
Cattle for South Dakota Land. En-
quire of this paper.
New Stock of Shoes just arrived
at the Workman Shoe Store. If
A white SOW, weighs about 200
came to my place August 2S. Owner
come and get her and pay damages
sic John Littlefield
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16

U. 2. EVENTS
Audubon Iowa, r. F. D., /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
SENATOR BANKHEAD SAYS
 PROHIBITION IS STRONG

Birmingham, Dec. 4-tSpectaL)- While in the city today en route to Washington to resume his work In Congress. Hon. John H. Bankhead. one of the United States Senators from Alabama. said that prohibition Is stronger today in Alabama that. 1t ever was Thousands of the best men in the State have declared them- selves for the enforcement of the pro- hibition law and the law will certain ly be given a most fair trial."s
 Senator Bankhead : also expressed himself as taking deep interest in the work of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. which will convene in Washington Monday. With the ad- vent of the Panama Canal imminent, the navigation of Alabama rivers Is necessary to the States growth and future. and the Alabama members of the National legislative body are well primed to work for Aiabama's inter- ests in this great matter. Senator Bankhead has been i'll most of the fall and 1t Is against the advice Of his physicians that he leaves for the Cap ital tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
.Stupendous China Sale at
 Montgomery Fair This Week

The Montgomery Fair this week puts on the largest sale of hand-painted china that has ever been put on in the history of the city. There will be more truly handsome china on display than any citizen of this town has ever seen or probably will ever see again. This collection has been purchased from the most famous potteries of the old world. Some ot the designs are beautiful beyond description and every piece will make as handsome Christ mas present as has ever been within your means to purchase. This is only another example of our determination to offer always the best that any mar ket affords and at prices that are rare- ly duplicated. The sale will commence promptly at o'clock: for articles and prices read their Ad in this paper.
 The values in the Ready-to-W Wear for this week are even better than usual. These are rot Ad. values. to bring customers. but genuine bona fide bargains that will be there when you get there. All you have got to do is to follow the crowd and you will find
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
WILL DISCUSS ISSUE
OF SALE OF CHURCH TO
 BE CONSIDERED.
CeutraI Presbyterian Congregation May Vote to Estabiish Two
 Homes in Place of one-- Meeting sunday

If the, congregation of the Central ssbytterIap acctlpyeb votes sunday to l#taf theA prepefty ssef the church at Lawrence and Washington streets. | there wilip be two congregations where there had been but one. A vote taken three weeks ago resulted in a decision for the side who fav- ored the division but in view of the small majority, R1 motion to postpone final action untiT this Sunday was carried. The idea of postponement was to allow the congregation time to deliberate.
 The entire time Sunday morning will be devoted to the election and plans for the disposition of the pro- psrty, if 1t Is voted to sell 1t Short devotional exercises will be held, but the regular Sunday morning sermon will give way to the business meet ing.
 The congregation of the church is divided, ', but the division Is not Ischismatie. The proposition Is purely a business one.s The officers of the church, eighteen in aIl,s are almost to a man in. favor of selling the pro- perty In fact, only two have aligned themselves with the opposition. The Is with it's officers. :.
 Tn the event of the resolutions pass ing. another church will be erected in the southern end of the city. while a smaller one will be erected in the northern end. If the present church at Lawrence and Washington streets Is sold 1t probably will be used as church, an auditorium or any institu- ton adapted to the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

the best values in the city--at the Montgomery Fair. Suit accessories may be had at the usual low figures and high quality.
 The announcement Of a First Annual Canned Goods Sale should be of great interest to every housekeeper In town. in fact to every subscriber of this pa per. It means that you will 5e able to lay In stock of canned goods that will last you the season at almost one half the usual cost. Special prices on the half dozen. dozen and case only. These prices do not hold on lesser quantities. Just look over the list and check the items you need. then figure the actual savings that 1t will net you in the course of six months. You can't afford to miss this opportunity. It comes only once year. so buy now. Remember our stock of toys is the largest in town--get your Santa Claus here.
 The usual run of low prices all over the store, something worth while in every department Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
WILL HELP THE CADETS
SENATOR JOHNSTON TO AID Ros
 SELL AND WEAVER.
ysunE Men Were Uismissed From West Point for Hasing--Msre G0xsip In Washington
 of AIabama Places.

Washington, Dec 4.--(Speciai)-- Senator Johnston will rcinfroduce his bill1 this session to restore to the West Point Academy Cadets Rossell and Weaver, who were dismissed for haz- ing in connection with the famous ant counting episode.
 Young Rossell is . son of Colonel Rosseil of the Engineer Corps. who was In charge for some years of Mo- bile harbor improvements. and the Ros- sell family were very popular in Ala bama.
 The bfll would probably have passed in the last Congresr but for the oppo- sition of Senator Dick. of Ohio.
 E. l. Parsons postponed his depart ure for home until tonight, having been advised last night that 1t would be to his interest to remain another day in order to strengthen himself in his fight for reappo,ntment as District Attorney.
 He called upon Senator Johnston to- day as did former District Attorney Warren s. Reese, who Is considered in the race again for the place. although his application has not been filed SC far as can be learned. a
 Julius Sternfeld's application has been filed at the department for the position although 1t is understood here he has not secured In writing any en- dorseH1ent from National Committee man Barker and Collector Thompson.
 When they were Mere they stated to q number of people that they had not committed themselves to Mir. Sternfeld and talked as If they were uncertain as to who would get their help in this , fight.
 Senator Johnston in looking at the situation, does not seem to think that MT. Sternfeld has much. if any, show to receive the appointment. unless Barker and Thompson were to pitch in and work for him.
 Senator Johnston is inclined to think that the man who gets the endorse ment of Barker and Thompson will be appointed. although he endorsed Post master Carter for re-appointment at Birm'nEham and stu hopes he will be successful.
 Representative Underwood says he would not be surprised from what he hears If Joseph Bowron were to be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
MASON & co. 5l4 Bell Building. Phone z69l.

Have you ever considered the pos sibility of the loss of your SALARY or INCOME as the result of any ACCI- DENT or ILLNESS.
 If not. let us show you some of the benefits to be derived from protecting yourself by insurins your time with the Pacific Mutual, an old company with s1s.oo0ooo assets.
 They will pay you for any loss Of time from one day on. caused by any accident, illness or quarantine.
 It also protects you against acci- dental loss of life or limbs in a sub stantial amount. that will provide for your family if you are so unfortunate as to be permanently disabled.
 It pays for chronic diseases so long as you live and are disabled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

teach in the Sunday schools and work
 among my people for their moral and mental uplift. I found nothing in the way of conveniences for the work ex- cept a small church on a plantation.
 This church, with walls and floor be :. spattered with tobacco juice. was school room. and sewing room. Whom the weather would permit 1t. I taught the industrial classes out doors on the grass. "We called a meeting of the people and asked them to raise money to build school house which cost $1.000 and we have s45e to pay on the salary of
 a good preacher" Of course the white people help them In that community, the school board donating $I00 and the good lady In Germany helps them because they were helping themselves. I find 1t to be true in every instance; where the pe- gro is helping himself he finds white friends to help him.
 Dr. Washington's appeal to the white people of the South to help the negro make a demonstration of what he has accomplished since freedom at an exposition to be held in the South in 1910. is based upon the fact that the good white people of this section stand ready with money and words or encouragement to aid the negro in his efforts to make the best of himself. And this. I confidently believe. the South will do.
 The law of encouragement Is the Fundamental law of lf-development-' self-help.
 A. F. Owens Tuskegee Institute. Nov. 30th. 1909.
 XMAS CUFF BUTTONS. Large variety, S3.00 and uD ia Solid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
,. A. CHAMRLESS q BRO.
 Real Estate, insurance, Loans. Hil Building Corner Perry and Washington Phone zA11
DAVIDSON q HOLT
 Insurance and Real Estate Phone No. IS. No. fi3 Montgomery SE Phone Mo- 0z

FOR SALE
 On Grove St. we offer a very hand some story dwelling with roomR: bath. electric lights ; modern im- provements: house first class condi- tion, and well arranged for 2 families, It is bargain. either as an invest ment or residence. FOR SALE
 On So., Hull St. we offer a modern up to date dwelling, story ! rooms: electric lights: bath: barn: large lot and offered on exceedingly easy terms. For home this place cannot be ex-
 FOR SALE
 On Mildred st. a 2 story dwelling, 8 rooms: bath; electric lights: house first class condition. and located on car line. Price. s3,45900 Terms to suit.
 FOR SALE
 On Clayton St. one story cottage. C rooms: basements rooms. price s. 500.0o.
 FOR SALE
 No. 73 Amanda St. new up-to-date dwelling. beautifully finished on the inside. 8 rooms: lot 50 250. Stable all modern conveniences to the house Will rent for the balance of the sea- son for $25.o0 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
RAxORrNE.

1t VIII sharpen Your Rasor.
 Key Hooks and Rings. sure cure for lost keys. Flash Ligirts and Extra Batteries. All sorts of things that nobody else don't sell.
 Comfort" Razors--to stop your shaw ing troubles. They are good; Todd says so.
 If you want 1t, and can't fnd 1t In town, come to Todd's.
 Look for that Big Gun, and If you don't see it. 1t ain't Todd's. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

FOik SALE Nice one story cottage { rooniss
 s24 Cleveland Ave. lot 50 125,
 Price, $1,2600o Terms easy. FOR SALE On North Decatur street. we offex for few days only. nice one story frame cottage, rooms; electric lights. all modern Improvements; house in l first class condition, price S2,S0e.00 Terms to suit
 1 Vacant lot So. DcDonough St eIe. Ivated and well suited for handsonle
 residence. price si.Sos.00. FOR SALE Splendid farm. e53 acres on Ceftrnl
 of Ga. R.R. about 10 miles from city, Hes near Carter Hill Road, mostly
 prairie about 25 acres in timber:
 cabins; stable: plenty 2f water. This
 land iF well situated and can be mado very productive. Isrico $20.On per
 acre. which Is low value for the property.
 FOR SALE We offer for sale a Highland Park.
 Park Place, beautiful story cottage.
 lot 100 300: rooms: bath: electric lights: gas; house in first class condi-
 tion. Price. $4.5ao.0o. Terms can be
 arranged to suit. This is one of the
 most desirable homes at Highland Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
Gets New Standard ns Commander Oi
 Army.

Washington. Dec. 4.--Hereafter when President Taft goes forth as com mander-ln- chief of the army he will have a flag more in keeping with his size. War Department officials today decreed that his flag should be changed in order to make 1t more symmetrical.
 It will be fashioned on a pike eleven feet long instead of ten feet. The four-inch American Eagle that stood alert on the globe that adorned the top of the pike during all these years Is to give way to Il bird measuring five and three-eighths inches. The globe Is to be reduced from three 10 two inches in diameter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

named as carter.s successor.
 Representative Dent. on his way from Montgomery. stopped at Louisville for Mrs. Dent and their son. all of whsm are expected here tomorrow.
 Representative Richardson is prepar- ing his new bill with regard to Mus sei shoals and expects to introduce 1t shortly.
 Alfred !. stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
The Premiums are Small
Real Estate

For Sale-Four-room cottage and s lots on corner near Highland Park School. Price. $1,375.oo-worth $2.ooo. A Real Bargain.
 For saie-Four room house, Smythe Street. Fine renting property. Price $600.00.
 We will build you nice cottage home at Highland Park near the school house with sidewalks paved, eastern exposure. Very desirable. on easy terms, from s1.50o.oo up. Now Is your chance for a nice home. For Saie-Nice let on Mobile St.. close to Goldthwaite. wIll sell for $1.oOo.oo or trade for improved prop erty.
 MONEY TO LEND-we have it in amounts of $50o00 and over on Real Estate in Montgomery County and city We also have smaller amounts to lend on other security.
 WE BUY ANY PROPERTY that Is desirable and offers any Inducements. We nay cash.
 Jones, Ray & Pierce Phone 481 No. 5 s. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
o,ty.r Get. Eo.sr Years

Bainbridge. Ga, Dec IA. T.. Oliver. former president of the bank at Climax, Climax Ga, was found guilty of bigamy late last night and today sentenced by Judge Frank Park, of the superior court to serve four years in the state penitsrt!ary. Oliver caaintstns that he had e twin brother and that wife number one who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
Kiucd nt Shooting M.,.h.

Roanoke. Va. Dec IA special from Tazewel Va. says Walter Simp- son. a well known man of Thompson Valley shot and killed Charles Jones at shooting match at that place this afternoon. The report states that the shooting was withut provocation and that Jones died instantly. The sheriff of the county went to the scene of the murder but Simpson had escaped
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
GET NEW HUNTING GROUND.
Chief Rock Boy and Chinewa Braves
 EOrceh to Move.

 Washington. Dec. 4.-Chief Rock Boy and hts band of 125 Chippewa braves gre now officially at home on their new hunting grounds. on the Blackfoot reservation in Montana and l.300. 900 acres in Valley county of the state which were withdrawn to make home for the Indians have been opened again to settlement.
 Rock Boy and his tribe got 2 roal example of rapid transit fin Indian af- fairs. The department of the interior had intended to let them locate in Valley county near the Fort Peck reservation but the white settlers pro- tested and the department became convlneel the red men would do bet ter in a land where they could hunt and fish.
 On November 1. Superintendent ". R. Logan. of the Fort Belknap Indian School. was instructed to find a new place for Rock Boy and within two weeks he had them all on a special train speeding for the new hunting grounds on the Blackfoot reserva- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

Shamokin. Pa. Dec. 4.-Seven thous. and men and boys were made idle to- day by the shutting down of the most of the anthracite colleries in this re- zion because of the lack of fresh wa ter and a scarcity of cars. The scar city of water Is due to the unprece- dented drought.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
FREE nOOK AnOur CANcER

THE LEACH SANATORIuM. of Indianap- oils. Ind. has published & book on cancer which gives interesting facts about the cause of cancer; tells what to do in case of pain. bleeding, odor. etc. instructs tn the care of the patient. and is in fact valuable guide in the management of any case. The hook Is sent free to those interested who write for it, mentioning this paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
Handsome Leather Pocket Boooks.

We have just received a large mum Der of gentleman's pocketbooks and card cases. No such attractive line has ever been displayed here before :. Come in and confirm this statement.
 Gilbert Trunk Company,
 adv 39 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
RnSE pIANTs

Strong pot-grown Roses with perfect roots, The best 50 varieties for the South, two years old, guaranteed true to name. Also heId-grOwn plants.
 s. B. STERN & co. Phone 1O0f.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
Cheney's Expsctorant-a quick relief for coughs. colds and grippe. All Druggists 2Sc.

testified against him Is the wife of his brother. oliyer's second wife was a Georgia girl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

For sale--South Hull St.. six hund- red block. We have been authorized to sell a house in this block that cost more 10 build thar we are asking for the house and lot. Can be bought. if sold next week, for s3.T5G. Don't miss seeing this, if you are locking for home or investment.
 For saIe--ssoo. Three room house and hall on Smythe St., near Highland Ave. Will pay 10 per cent
 wanted, parties having money to loan to let us know; we can ioaD 1t at per cent. Titles examined by competent lawyers We have several applications on hand now for small amounts.
 Money to loan. We have plenty sf money to loan in large amounts on improved city property at 6, and per cent, long time.
 For rent. We have quite a number of beautiful houses for rent. Let us know if you are looking for q home. we can suit you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
Fire Insurance and Surety Bonds FIR LE q M o o R E
''Money Talks

so we've heard, but 1t can be made to WORK if given an opportunity. Did you ever figure how much money will earn if invested at per cent interest? It will double when invest ed at s per cent and compounded semi-annually in less than 10 years. Figure the interest on some of these and come to see us.
 FOR SALE--$4,000 will buy a piece of property near St. Margaret's hospi- 'sl that will pay 10 per cent net after deducting taxes insurance and repairs Owner left the city, and wants to sell quick.
 For sale-$120G will buy splendid piece of property renting for $120 year and room enough for two more houses See this Monday. as its sure te sell
 For sale-sss0 will buy two three room houses near N. and N shops. rent for $12o year. This is the best renting part of the city. and If you are looking for nica little Invest ment see this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
PRESIDENT HAS NEW FLAG.

See the display of Name on Umbrel- IaE nt StOIxess Place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
Seven Thuunand IdIe .

For nice Xmas present q Name on Umbrella. Stokes Place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

$1.450 will buy house and three lots in Highland Park. If you want home or something for speculation, you have tt in this property. The lots alone are worth the money. Must sell. See us early.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

We have plenty of money to loan on city and farm property. to s per cent. See us If you need money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
FOR SALE.

s450 will buy three-room house near the Brewery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
FOR SALE.
WANTED.

To buy. sixty to eighty acres of land with four or five room house anywhere within twenty miles of city. Write us full description. and lowest cash price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

XMAS CUFF BUTTONS. Large variety, S:.00 and uD iu Solid Gold. Engraved free. Pepperman-~Jeweler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

s750 will buy four room house Day Street, near Holt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE

Two beautiful ten ace tracts of land. four and a half miles from city. No finer land anywhere for truck farms. fruit or chickens. Will sell on five years time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
ZIRkIE & MOORE
 REAL ESTATE. FIRE ASSURANCE. LOANS 21 Dexter Ave. Phone 443
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s2.I0o will buy nice i've room houso near Hammer Hall. western part of the city House has all modern convenf- ences. A bargain here.
 FOR SALE. $2.500 will buy six houses and four lots near the l.. and N. shops. Rents for s360 per year.
 FOR SALE. s3.5o0 will buy a splendid seven room house. close in. In good neighborhDod. Has all modern conveniences. A spfen- did home for some railroad man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

At a specified time should the pur-
 chaser be dissatisfied with his or her investment for any reason what