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CONCENTRATES.

Development work ON the Mowitza
property is Indicative of some good ore
shoots being broken into at any time.
The ore shipments from Park Ci.y
during last week were: silver king,
,9S6, $50 pounds. DAILY West, 72i.0Q0,
DAILY Judge $4,000. total, 3.3i74oo.
David Keith. president or the silver
King Coalition Mines company and
Thomas Kcalns, general MANAGER, lof,
last night for Los Angeles whore they
VIII join their families.
The east drift on Of the 200 foot Lowell
on the Beaver Carbonate property BE-
well into the second shoot OF ore. At
the present time the drift has a full
face Of fine concentrating product
T. r. Cutler. II. s. Cutler. j. O. Carter
and "a representative OF the knight IN
terests have secured control OF the Sell
ma Consolidated Mining company OF
Tintlc and an active campaign OF de-
velopment will begin at once.
Having made arrangements with The
Amalgamated Nevada company for the
water needed, A. c. Burritt, manager
Of the MI Desperandum Mining CONF
pany Is preparing 20 work the placer
grounds Of the company on April /.
The property is In the Black Horse dis
trict.
At a recent meeting Of the Provo
Mining company, which owns property
adjoining the East Tintic Development
company to the north, the capitalization
of the company was changed from AGO.
600 shares az 90 cents each TO 100000
shares at 10 cents each. Preparations
are being made 90 start work at once.
A. w. scott Of the Scott Mines CONF
pany has returned from Bouse, Arizona
where he went 20 take over the pro-
perty of the Phoebe Arizona Copper and
Gold Mining company, the control of
which was recently purchased by his
company from the Godbe brothers. Mr.
scott asserts that the property Is tho
richest he ever saw.
Andrew r. Beveridge who for the
past two years has been the caller un
the salt Lake exchange, appeared this
morning on the floor Of the exchange
as a run nedgcd broker as the repre-
sentative of the WasatCh Brokerage
company. q. r. Wassen the new
caller az the exchange. assumed his
duties this morning after little cere-
mony in which both he and President
James A. Pollock made short addresses.
s'DOLPH" WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
INV YORK QUOTATION

changes For the FIRST time In many
days Sioux Consolidated hat the dol
Oar mark. Although 10 was the last
sale at the close OF the session there
were many who wished TO dispose 90
stock, but were unwilling TO part with
it at that price.
Silver King was a feature Of the
market this morning From ff20. at
which the stock opened. IL gradually
crawled up to the $40 mark The
dividend and the condition OF the mine
are such as 20 add considerable inter
est 90 the stock
Ohio copper developed a speculative
market today and the price was con-
siderable lower than the close Satur-
day. Iron Blossom Is as big a specu-
lativc stock as there 10 I'm the market
az the present time. Most Of the stock
sold this morning was buyer 60 days,
on the curb market Cedar sold for
~ cents and Mountain Lake extension
for cents Nine cents was bid for
Domiiohn.
mop TNDGN nrrgr7 AT'TnNrC
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Mckinley, S60e0. New Utah. 2hu
l0-l6l obbway, iSh0isA. Ravan @1
90 San Ant, 1904 shatiuck. 1870
loh Qucen,5s660. Yukon. 4t-i60i I-lei
Adventure. 7hQSh: Arcadiau, tt3A
~. Coml. SAX Q35hi C. g. A. a9di N
cent, 20029h; Cop Range. fianl6i
81 81, s&09h. In Sale. ti#0lliit
North Butte. 6lIG67H: Osccola. .lsi1
1sked Parrot 30Mu3l. Santa Re. -ho
-A superior nMas2ih; Tenn Copt
AlWi4h United Cop. lla aus Itah
copper iohQn. Winoun. 6u6A. Wyan-
dot 2hu2H; Allouez. 3sMa 39ia. Allan
ne. l4mliH; p. Coal. 32hU32k g.. a
IA. 61506.i9; g. ~. 5000, ID. W.
i1H0l7k: Mass. iba5. old Dom. asa
ui9. Mohawk. G00Gl. Quincy s50s6;
shannon, 1fNiih; Tamarack. 790s0.
Trinity H0i3h Utah Con-. $500; Vic
toria, fH4iA Wolverine ! nGi ~
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AFTERNOON SALES

Brooklyn Con. 500 at 10: 500 at
1Gla.
Colorado. 100 at $40.
East Grown Point 1000 at AZ,
buyer So
East Tintic Con. 500 at Sia
Grand Central. 200 at 3.O71a
Indian Queen, 500 al ~ 200 at s.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 2.S2la; 500 at
ESQ.
Little Chief. 100 at 44H
Lion Hin Con. 1900 az 90.
Major Evans. 1000 at So.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 80
Ohio Copper, 100 at 1856; 800 at
no. seller go: 500 at 40.
Plutus. 1000 at 1871 $500 at 90.
Seven Troughs, 400 az 10; 1000
at ~: 900 az 1Ik
silver King, $50 at 4.25. 900 at
ais. seller so: 35 at A171a
Sioux Con. goo at 1,O2tR
Tintic Central, 1000 at 49,
Uncle Sam Con, 800 an a.
Utah Con. 500 al 10
Victor Con, $500 az 1919 1000 at
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WILL LIST PACIFIC.
Special Meeting Votes 60 Increase
CAPITAL Stock of Company.

SpecfaI Meeting Votes 60 Increase
Capital Stock of Company
s special meeting OF the stocllhold-
crs % the Pacific Mining company oper-
atlng ia American Fork canyon was
hello last week at the Commercial club
nj American Fork and IL was voted
to Increase the capital stock of the COM
r4uv from 100000 shares TO 100000.
with the exception of 100000 shares Of
stock which win be given the stock
holders at the rate of one share for
onch share held the remainder of the
issue will be placed in the treasury.
tt the meeting 1tis6s shares We're pre-
scented. and the vote was unanimous.
Tho stock dividend win Doc paid on
March 20.
The company has engaged the ser-
Vices of h. y. Jennings to make proc
fasslnraI examination OF the property.
and make complete report OF the
physical condition Already the conf
uany has opened quitero body of ore.
m Is Understood that the company wiz
shortly make ana application to Doe listed
Uu the exchange.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. March l5.-Cattle, receipts
estimated at $4,000; market steady 10
shade lower. between 4 go TO 1.5Oi IeNas
steers 4.50d5. 40: western steers 4.lOQ
3 60. stockers and feeders a.ooUo.o0,
COWS and heifers 1.9O05.15, calves o.oo
aS.25. hogs. receipts estimated at ot,-
600. market lOc lower; light b.lOdb.o u'
,,i,,d & 9ONg 75 heavy 6 .4005.S so. rough
d 4OG6 so. good 10 choice heavy 6.1O0
e so. PIGS 5.1006.O0, bulk OF sales 300
0g 20. sheen. receipts estimated az 20
OOO. market weak 10 Zoe lower; natlFe
g SOFAS. CO.. western 3.25a6.6o, yearllnss
5.25a7. co. lambs, native, 5.50H'oo'
western 5.5007.Co.
OMAHA.
omaha. March 15.-Cattle-Reoeipts,
$500 Market slow % 40 cents lower
Western steers, 3JOG5.75; Texas steets,
2.OOQ5 10; runge COWS and heiters 2.'oa
4oO. Gamers. 225Q350, stockers ana
feeders. 8O0d55O; calves 5.5ont,Oi
bulls and stays, 3.00q5.oO
H0gs-Rcceipts, 5000 Marke. lo
cents lower Heavy, 640Q6.6O; miNed,
G350645; light 6.25d6.45; pigs, 5oo4
600: bulk OF sales, 6.3OG6.45
sheep 6.A0o. Market 10
cents lower XearlinEs, 0.OlG3'oo'
wethers. A75@5.5o, ewes, 4.25@5.3Oi
lambs. 6.5OOH135.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March l5.-CattIe-Re-
rciDts 10000 Market. steady 20 weak.
Native steers. a 5000. native cows
and heifers 26006OO; stockers and
feeders. 35Oa575; bulls 3.2O45lO;
calves AOOa750; western steers, iSOW
6 so: western COWS, 3.2505.J0
Hogs-Recoipts. 1000. Market to 10
cents lower Bulk OF sales 6.500665;
heavy. 6650675; packers and butche 8,
640a670. light, 6.25G6.55; pigs, 4JlW
$50
Sheen Recoipts 10000 Market.
steady to 10 cents lower. Muttons, AIS
as so. lambs. 6G0474O; range wctbcrs,
A1a7OC: few ewes, 30ON5.4o.
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from which the other ore has been de-
rived.
Another drift has been started on
the 500 foot level to- Intercept this game
body and is now iu broken, mineral
bearing ground similar in character TO
That surrounding the ore on the 100 NJ
this immense chute extends TO the S o
level as seems most probable. there
VIII bee sufficient ORE IN sight 90 tax the
hosting and transportation facilities
Tor a year
a new 20 ton locomtiyo is expected
Ia a few days, which viii greatly In
crease tine capacity OF the ua-row-lage
road from Jack Rabbit TO Phoebe il is
understood that several more 20 ton
steel cars win be ordered soon.
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nnsrnN CnrrER CLosE.

Zinc. 2iai asked. Corbln, 1875 0l1h;
Nrwhouse. s7. "a: Il. s. IS com. 89h
aio. DO. PA, 4fh045; S. g. D.. l4A
alGE: Gas CU66. - A. H. 26N2li
cum Tlv. ~ 077s Cob. Cent. Aj04l;
Davis DAILY 4K NfH; First Natl, ga
uCH: Globe. "a bld @lievetia, 3lt
a3ia. Majestic. 75Ul6. National a6
ass. NIp.ssinF. 1855 0l01 Rh Coalu.
IsQG0 RAY Com. 1875 N127si seneca, 60
bid. lear la013h; Tonopah, 6H H6# :
Boston CON. l0hQ10a.. East Butte. "a
HlF.. lake. l4hQl5. N. a.. g.. 5000.
3. a h.. i8E0l4 North Lake. ga bid;
Apex 5H0 ga. A. a d.. lH0lh. Err
soi4 l2m2I. Boston Fly. 1hN1as:
CheWuug l9ian2l; Corbln, lauii2i
Dom Cop. SAFE. GirouK 8h as 6-l6t
Gf Con. 5h07h, In Rose. 6lN1a;
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GOLD BRTCK PROM CHAFEY.

T. S Chafay. after whom the camp
of Chafcy was named. arrived m salt
Lake this morning with a 38 pound gold
brick which is worth iu the neighb1r-
hood OF $4,000. This represents an
eight day run from the rock at ne
Black Hole, the star mine at the pres
eut time az that camp.
The new stamp mill az Chafey which
is being installed by Salt Iakers win
De ready % begin operations by April
T. The mill has seven stamps and viii
be able To- care for It's full capacity all
most from the start.
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NoTE ron FOOTBALL

clay Center Kansas. March tq-rb,
Kansas conference OF the Methods,
church today by a vote of go for tc
4h against consented TO the roinstate-
mehl or football as an intercollegiate
game at Baker universitv the vsbof,
matter being referred to the hoard an.
trustees of the university with fuf
power 20 act The South kansas CON.
ference viii act on the same ouestior
at Cotteyviile next week. III that con
ference votes for football the famou,
game viii again be "a part OF al,
Baker athletic program.
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MORE ORE Ar DAY NINE.
Drift on 200 Level Gross Cuts Ore for
so Feet-Sun in ore.

Jsrrciu to the 'News'D
Phoebe, March 15.-Receut develop
ment in the Day mine Of the Nevada
Utah Mining and Smelling company
ara OF a most satisfactory nature.
A drift ou the 200 foot level has
struck AM entirely now body of orc
which has been cross-cut for 80 feet
and the hanging wall has not been
found This ore o. AN Of "a shipping
grade and carries higher values than
most OF the ore shipped from This old
mime iu resent years. From the posse
tiou aud dip of this body OF ore Gone
oral Manager Gaskeu thinks It alt1-
rrt1cr separate from amy body of orc
hitherto found lu me mine and most
probably tho feeder or original body
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GREAT PICTURE SALE.

we have the largest assortment ir
town. consisting Of framed and nm.
framed pictures from tho leading ari
lists and manufacturer of tho country
The goods are new ana the haTgainI
are genuine
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. March 15.-Sman receipts IN
the northwest offset q decline OF = TO
IA i'm the price Of wheat at Liver
pool and caused a firm tone IN the mar
ket here today. The market opened
with prices ON 4 20 sc compared with
Saturdays close. May bid In at ll6ia 70
1i64 and July at 105 to l05h. Early
In The day May advanced 20 III, while
July sold up to 1883.
corn was affected BY the moro Ia
vorable weather for the movement Of
the crop. Several Of the leading hold
crs We're moderate sellers and the de-
mand was slack Prices az the start
were a shade TO sc lower than tho pre-
vi0us close May being at 6S 10 Sis.
Early in the day May sold al 6tis.
Gate were easy there being little de-
maud. May opened NC lower at sos,
and sold at 55hmh.
Provisions were weak because OF "a
10 cents decline IN live hogs. Prices
at the start were unchanged 60 t4
cents lower
The wheat market weakened again
because OF the heaviness OF corn, but
rallied only once or twice iu the last
half of the day owing 20 European war
tank and r1 reports OF export sales The
low point l1r May was ll6h. The close
was weak. with May OF &c. az ll6L.
july closed 8UEc lower az l04H
The corn market was weak am day
owing 90 general selling by commission
houses. May sold Off 30 Gh The
close was weak, with May down "a at
G1s.
Close, Whoat-May 1861; July,
1888 September esh; December. 9gL
Oats-May 5iH0H; July 494; Sep
tcmbor. 40#i
Pork-Mav 1875. puIy lI8Ia. Sep
tcmber. lTb,H.
Lard-May l022H. July. lO32lsm
1925. September lUf541O4ris.
Nns-N1v. o25n9314f July. q50W
g..3il. September. 1885,
Rvc-Caah, H7U1. May S.
Barley Cash. G1 0f
IIwDIHs- March 8tu
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GREAT PICTURE SALE.


We have the largest assortment iu
town. consisting of framed and uu-
framed pictures from the leading art
lists and manufacturers Of tho country
are genuine.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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RED WARRIOR STRIKES ORE.
Encounters Another Orc Body on the
Three Hundred Level.

Last night as men were finishing
their shift al the Red Warrior one OF
the finest bodies Of ore that has been
opened at this property was cut on
the 300 foot level At this time we
are unable 10 learn much about the
new strike but ID Is stated that it has
every indication OF being better and
of greater extent than the ore shoots
on the one and two hundred level.
The ore IS OF the some character as
that on the upper levels but carries
greater values. While shipments Of
good ore have been made regularly
irom the upper levels the shaft has
been continued TO depth and at the
900 a drift was run i'm which this new
strike was made. The Red Warrior
is proving TO be one OF the biggest
bonanzas In this section of the coLN.
try and with the several bodies Of
ore now exposed there Is little doubt
but that IL will soon become the prin-
Cipal mine in Beaver county.
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FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES.
Addie, 1000 at 4
Beck Tunnel. 400 at %.
BIG Hin, 1850 az q
Black Jack 1900 at 35h
Carlsa, 100 at 81; 200 at 50.
Colorado. 500 al 3.05.
Columbus Con- 100 al 1886.
Crown Point 700 40 22ia; 200 at -
buyer GO
East Tintic Dov, zoo at 2gzlA; 100
at 80. buyer 90
Lower Mammoth 600 al 20.
Mason valley $50 al ASIA. seller no;
500 at 2a5, seller 10. 100 at 235.
Mountain Lake. 200 at38.
Nevada Hills, 100 "a l.30.
pIutus 900 at 20. $50 al 1914.
silver Klugi 200 AT 40
Sioux Con. $500 al l02l2
South columbus 100 at 4G.
IIutlc Central, 400 Dat 10.
Tiutc Combination 900 at 6i,
Uncle SAM 800 Ar la
Victor 1000 at mas. 1000 st ~
Yankee 400 at 90 1000 81 3d. buyer
OPEN BOARD
Black Jack 600 az aCis. buyer c0.l 600
brooklyn. 1000 at Is
Grown Point 500 at -3, buyer 90.
Colorado. 800 at 300.
Fast rmuc Con. 1000 at SIS; 1000
raa Tmuo Development $500 at
ION Hi aom COO at 2seg: a5o al
ESQ. Zoo at 2s14 buyer go. go at 2so.
Mason valley 300 at 282is. 1000 at
IH.. aIl at gao. -.ueT G0
Ohio Copper 900 at 1.5a. seller 90. 100
Gan $50 Alor o1. 200 at 200
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~ FRANCIscn NIARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers' west Second South. furnish
the following received over their pri-
waite wire today:
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS.

St Louis. March 15.-WOol-Un-
changed Territory and western medi-
ums. lSa23; fine mediums, 15a20; fne,
l10l1.
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Ophir. g5G99: Mexican, 9SQ99: Gould
& Curry. 2SG29 Con. Va, bid: Saw
age. 16 bid. Hale & Norcross, 54655;
yellow Jacket, 40 bid; Belcher, 48 bid;
Confidence, 2lG22; Sierra Nevada, 10
bid; EXcheQuer, 20Q22, Chollar. bid;
potOgi r hid
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A Baby,s Solid Gold RInn Free

4 Baby's Solid Gold Ring Ere,
with each Go-cart priced az $1,000 q,
more. THE !. y. H.. "TTUE BTC
STORE" We are sole agents for the
sIOktflS COLl4APSiBLE GO-CARTs
They fold with one motion and thcv'r,
guaranteed.
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T0nopah Nevada, 6.75 bid Montana
T0nopah. 6SG70, TOnopah Extension.
81 bid; MacNamara, 35g36, Midway, q
az. Tonopah Belmont. Sia85; West
End Cons, 81 bid. Jim Butler, 16dtS.
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"DoLPH' WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
Member s. L. Stock and Mining FIX.
332 Atlas. you say do" Bell. l71I.
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hOAsltn AElJLs
Sandstone, II bid: Colorado Min, 10
bid Jumbo Ext, 11812; VemaI, ? ask
ed. Pennsylvania, asked Booth, 10
asked Blue Bull. 9a1t; Adams, lag;
Silver Pick. Z bid. Nevada Boy ln2;
Black Butte Ext, 102; Blue Bell, 2
bid Hibcrnia, I bid; st. Ives, II asked;
Conqueror, 3 bid; Lone star, 406. q.
Wonder 2 asked ORC 7NS; Atlanta, II
al2. Great Bend, II asked: Red Top
Ext. 4a5; Florence, 3.27Am330; Dia-
mondheld b. b. CON, s asked. Cold
field Daisy 50051, Combination Frac-
ton 90 bid. Great Bend Ext. las;
Great Bond Annex, 3 asked AIilltOWn, o
bid; 49, Bonanza, 1d2; Kewanos, ~
bid. Portland 2 bid, CrackerjacS, 30i;
IT, Mohawk. II bid; Red Hills. S09, J.
Dillon. 1d2; Y Tiger n asked Grand
MA. bid. S. p. Ext. asked; Y. Rose,
q asked Colorado Min. Ext, ] asked.
Goldneld Con, 7500I52ia; Diamond
field Triangle 203; g.. o. ID. % bid
Florence Ext 4@5.
BULLFROG
Mont Bullmog. ! asked; National
Bank. 3 bid, Gold Bar. / asked Bon
ule Clare q asked. Mayhower Cons,
!. n16. O.. Sceptre, / asked; Montgv.
Ml. bid: HomcstaKe Cons, 4 bid
Tramp Cons, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FaIyiew Eagle. s bid; Nevada HIS.
l2J bid. Plushurg Sil. Peak, 10 bid
Eagles Nest. asked. Round Noun
tain. SO bid. Rawhlde queen Regent,
30 asked. Rawhide Red Top, 9 asked;
OrigIua' IsaWhide. o bid, kaHhlde
Coalition. Ik sales.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16

John Larsen returned from his va
cation spent in various states and
places, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Carl Peterson, north of jack
sonville had two valuable horses
killed by lightning Sunday.
Jeppe Bigger came home to our
town again after three months vi
sit with his mother in Fro, Dem
mark.
Mr.. Peter Christensen and family
visited all day Sunday in several diff
ferent places in the Kimballton vi
cinity.
Mrs. P. Bertelsen and Mrs. Hans
G.. Madsen visited with Mrs. Fred
Bonnesen at Chris Pedersen's east of
town Thursday.
Messrs VIM. Behripg and A. Lar.
sen were in Audubon Wednesday. w
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16
elk Born

Anton Boose is now part owner of
the Elkhorn Implement Store.
E. f. Smith and wife visited last
week with friends in Earlham.
Miss Laura Jensen is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the Bluffs.
Miss Marie Torel is teacher in the
scnool three miles south OF Elkhorn.
Anton Boose purchased the r. g..
Hansen house last week paying $4,000
Miss Carlson was in Des Moines
last week selecting her stock of mil.
linerv goods.
Messrs l.. A. Christensen and j.
Dagger returned from their Denmark
visit last week.
Rev. Lauresen is president of the
Elkhorn College, which opens for
business, Oct. /.
Chris (Clerk) Petersen and Miss B.
Christensen left last week for Mime
sofa on two weeks visit.
A corn show will be held at the
college the middle of October. A
number Of premiums will be given.
Joe James, wife and children are
once more with u darkey an Cal.
&c crowd come exec
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16

"Do you know Of any who received any
benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pounds?
If any woman who is suffering with any ament peculiar
to her will ask her neghbors this question: she will be
surprised at the result There hardly community in
this country where be found who have been
restored to health by this famous old remedy, made
exclusively from simple formula Of roots and herbs.
During the past 80 years have published thousands
of letters from these grateful who have been cured
by Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and
in all that time have published testimonial without
the writer's special permission Never have knowingly
published testimonial that truthful and genuine.
Here just received few days ago. If anyone doubts
that this and honest statement of womans expert
ence with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound write
and ask her.
Houston, first taking Lydia E. Pink
sick years dyspepsia,
tried doctors medicines
nothing did any good
years lived medicines and thought would
advertisement of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and advised to try it.
bottle of the Compound and did
much continued its well woman
and enjoy the best of health.
suffering from troubles give
Lydia e. Pnlam's Vegetable Compound trial They won't
regret for it will surely youNIrs Bessie L. Hicks,
$40 Cleveland St, Houston.
Any woman who is sick and suffering is foolish surely
not give such medicine this trial Why should it
not do her much good as it did Mrs. Hicks
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16
EStray

Taken up by the subscriber resi-
ding one and one. half miles west and
one-half mile south of Hamlia, a
Buckskin mare pony. Owner call,
prove property, pay cost Of keeping
and for this notice.
s23 FRED CHRISTENSEN
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-16

Gregersen and Simon Hansen took
rare of the business during their alb
sence.
Messrs j. Kelgor and Sigurd
Lykke came home from the Manual
Hospital in Omaha Saturday, much
improved in health.
Misa Marie Lauritsen left for her
homei in Chicago Saturday afternoon
after a two weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Knud Petersens
Hans Madsen and family went to
Harlan Saturday evening to visit
with Mr.. A. Reyelts. Miss Lydia re-
manned in Harlan for a few days.
Mrs. Chris Nelson came home from
the Manual Hospital Thursday. The
operation was successful and she has
very good hopes of full recovery.
Mr.. Geo. Faaborg, Mrs. H. P.
Hansen and Miss Cecilia Faaborg
were in Atlantic Friday. Miss Ce-
celia is still taking treatment there.
Mr.. Thomas Thomsen and wife le.
turned from their trip to Seattle
Wednesday afternoon and seem TO
have enjoyed their vacation very
much.
The Councilman of Kimballton
held one of their monthly meetings,
Thursday evening. Four new cross
ings are to be laid in different parts
of town.
Mr.. Louis Jensen of Cozad, Neb.,
who has been in Kimballton ever
since the convention returned to his
home there Monday. Mr. Krag went
with him.
DIR. Jim Jorgensen of Elk Horn
was in Kimballton Sunday iu his
new auto, but, alas, it rained and
DR.. Jorgensen was conveyed home in
a less comfortable aud speedy, but
surer carriage Monday morning.
A large meeting was held for three
days at the Bethania Church last
week. Many guests from different
parts of the state were present.
Twenty ministers were present and
it was very successful meeting, ex.
cepting the unpleasant rain Sunday.
Miss Anna Simmonsen who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs
Christensen, Poplar, returned to hel
home in Eroskobing, Fro, Denmark,
Thursday. The start Of the journey
was not very pleasant as the after.
noon train was delayed in Kimbail.
ton about four honrs.
Clave Kjems and family of Tyler
MINI. came Tuesday to visit will
Mr.. Hans Hooks, the manager of tn,
Crystal Spring Tile and Block Co
They will remain for some time
Mr.. Kjems is teacher at the Tyler
school and will possibly give lee
ture in Kimballton during mis- visit
The jolly young set of Kimballto1
gave themselves reception at tn,
new home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Jorgensen. All came with the hear
tiest congratulations and good wishe
for the new home. If the newl,
married couple enjoyed it as much a
they did, they are going to visit then
soon again.