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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
PuBLIsuEp EVERY THURSDAY.
The world Is not growing wors.

The world is not growing worse
but better. The fact that so many
corruptions have, and are daily be
ing disclosed would seem to bring
with il the assurance that the ad-
ministration of municipal affairs
is assuming a healthier tone.
Every probing of the grafter's den
only argues in favor of the long
cherished hope that the reign of
graft and corruption will soon be
at an end. II is but natural that
we feel shocked at first at the
many revolving disclosures but it
is we'll TO be borne in mind that
grafters were not born and gratis
we're not Matched IN one day. All
these things have for a long time
been going Oh without our knowl-
edge and the wave Of reform
which has suddenly brought them
to the surface, instead OF disheart.
ening us should impress upon our
minds the conviction that the le-
thargy has at last been shaken
off and that things are being bet
ter adjusted. A clean and upright
citizenship is now in'order on the
part of the public to assist Law
son & Co. in placing the public af-
fairs of this country upon an hon
est footing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12

Pat Grove certainly deserves a
life sentence for not carrying on,
his plans and kidnapping John ID.
John d.. however is taking out
homesteads in so many differen,
parts of the world at once that il
is quite a difficult job to fine him
off his own promises. Still there
is a little difference between John
ID. and Pat Grove after all. One
is a licensed robber and the othel
is a robber without a license.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
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C Of personal
been deprived
sr dressed as
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vas going to-
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the
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{ of the waist
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back TO the
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her playiuB
with her.
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dlsappointlng
ie women who
OF the others
on the Jersey
most disheart-
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he was better
RS I'm handling
how she used
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show she APP
ed blue velvet
list and n pink
hing she wore
) In an auto
and goggles
le tennis tour
several years
satd. when her
champion was
10 the court.
never seen her
ep from gasp
She had on a
much embroid-
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hat she looked
IN iron corset.
n On her mouth
'ntiy
to her reputa-
wen the point
white canvas
not stop her.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12

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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12

walk down
" there who
o. character.
her pavement
the passers-
nds. Lately
sn' TO, public
comic To see
10 ass they
photographs.
Uyearro on the
lcoetingg into
enthry dog
er back and
advisable to
IN an air OF
Kitten en-
miiy dignity.
lever have
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12

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return TO Sioux
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12

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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12

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gagedito'an
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

Tilman gave them each a me or s150 and six months i'll jail. The case was an appeal from Justice McFarlin' $ court, where they were given a S10 fine and sixty days III the county jail. It seems they didn't know when they were well of. Two other defendants were implicated in this case, but one ot them. George Crurnp, is sick at his home in Harrison and the other, Sam Levy, has skipped we are told. Rogers Democrat.
 County Judge Williams was in Rogers Wednesday morning and paid the Republican his respects. He was in quest of the notes given for the erection of the White River bridge east of Rogers which have been lost or are being held by some one for the interest that will accrue on them. A search was instituted for them a few months ago by Rogers business men, but no success attended their efforts and Judge Williams himself IS III a quandary as to the1r where abouts. Rogers Republican.
 Wilburn Hobbs Is home from the Philippine Islands where he has been in the government ser vice for the past three and hait years. During the most of this time he was teaching, but for the last few months he was III the civil service. His experience III that far away land were varied and extremely interesting, and he brought home with him nu- merous souvenirs. He left Ma nila January 2. and made con- tinuous trip home, barring d stop of five days at Hong Kong. -Bentonyille Sun.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
CARROLL

Mrs. James Walker died on Monday of last week at her home in the vicinity of Raum.
 The Green Forest Tribune says the report that ". E. Moore, for nerly publisher of the Eureka Springs Flashlight, contemplated starting a new paper at Green Forest Is untrue,
 Two municipal tickets have been placed in the field at Berry vile. One is a citizens ticket, headed by W. L. Crow for mayor, and the other an independent ticket, head by E. J. Black for mayor.
 The council has leased a small portion of ground just north ot the Taylor hotel and has erected on same d hose house for the city fire apparatus, purchased some months ago.-Green Forest Trib- une.
 Wednesday evening of last week quite a number of Green Forest young ladies met at the home of Miss Ruth Grim and or ganized a new order to be known as the Jolly Bachelor Maids. The object of the organization is to scatter roses and sunshine around the sick and afflicted, to help the poor and needy and to do the maHy kind acts that makes life worth living. Their motto is Speak 10 Evil. Green For est Tribune.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

cutters employed, and as the stone is coming in regularly at the rate of car load a day, with a prospect of three or four car loads day in few days, 1t is expected that the number of stone cutters will be increased to loo in thirty days. Stone is being set on the walls of the second story, and all the iron work IS on the ground for the second floor. The north end of the second story is half up. About loo men are now employed in all, and this will be increased to 250 in six weeks.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
fin Rearby Counties

Cooper was shot and killed. The load from d shot gun entered hls forehead, removed the top of his head and caused death at once. Trenthan and Cooper were step brothers, and Trentham claimed that the gun was lying between them and was accidentally dis charged. He was placed in jail to await the action of the grand jury. The two men were on their way from I. T. to their home in Pope county. St. Paul Mountain Air.
 Deputy Sheriff Hodge arrested Willie killgore last Saturday for selling liquor. He was arraign- ed before Justice Lee Coleman Monday and plead guilty and was fined $50 and trimmings. Mir. Hodge also confiscated three dozen pints of his whiskey and smashed them iu the street, not withstanding the wistful looks ot bystanders. We are of the opin- ion that blind tigers" will have d little rockier road to travel than usual, and We hope they will find it so rocky they will have to go around this place altogether St. Paul Mountain Air.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
Alabor leader's Wife.

Mrs. Alice Northup is the "lie : the editor of the Quincy Labor Nsss ess Quincy, H., and Is a woliiah k devotion to the interests ol iao0. sa we'll known. She makes the io ing unsolicited statement regdiu''' we'll known medicine:
 PeDsin Syrup Co, Monticello III, c,,d.
 Gentlemen: 1 have used LIT. wells Syrup Pepsin for more 'naa a,a, year fer cons tipation and inoieo'" en,. and consider 1t d most supefio' .,r. edy for such ailments. As iaN m It is not only palatahle, but nas i, griping or nauseating eilect o very mild. Yours truly,
 Mrs. Alice Aofth'r
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

There are some women who seem to be perennially youthful. The grown daughters are companions as we'll as children, and the color in the mothers chee ks, the brightness In her eyes. the roundness Tn her form, all speak of abounding health What is her secret She is at the middle age of life when so many women are worn. wasted and faded, and yet time has only ripened her charms. The secret of Der matronly health and beauty may be told in the brief phrase. pr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The general health of the woman is so in. timately related to the local health of the delicate womanly organs, that where these are diseased the whole body must suffer "Favorite Pres. eruption, dries the facilitating dralnS, heals alteration and infIam. nation, cures female weakness and imparts to ihe delicate female organs natural yigor and vitality. Women who have lost their health and their beauty have been made robust and rosy checked by the use of this marvellous medicine.
 Some men find ii aac;ar ,o ,xo. :, ,
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
MADISON.
Madison County script IS worth only 5 cents on the dollar.

Madison County script IS worth only 5 cents on the dollar.
 The Pettigrew correspondent of the St. Paul Mountain Air says Walter Thomas, the crip- pied preacher, is managing a pool hall at that place.
 Rev. J. B. Presley, of Alabam, has purchased Lon Garrett's res idence property at Huntsville and will move to that place and prob ably engage in business.
 The St. Paul Mountain Air says justice court was in session every day there last week and ad- vises that night sessions be held in order to clear the docket.
 J. NJ. Williams alfalfa field looks fine. Other farmers might try a falfa and see If it will stand q hard dry spell better than other grasses Huntsville Demo- crat.
 Opinions vary as to wht fer the fruit crop k injured by the cold weather of last month. Some say 1t IS; others think there will be d fair crop.-Huntsville Demo- crat.
 Nicholas Starnes, of near Kinds vile, was baptized by Rev. Gra- ham of the Missionary Baptist Church last week in a tank built tor that purpose at his home. MT. Starnes has Bright's disease of the kidneys from which he has been a sufferer for some time hay ing been confined to his bed for the past six or eight months. = Huntsville Democrat.
 Representative Duncan has in- troduced bill to repeal an act establishing the office of collect or for this county. Madison county needs many things, but it does not need another county of flee, anL If the Democrat party ever expects to win again in this country 1t will see that MT. Dunean's bill becomes law. St. Paul Mountain Air
 The Huntsville Democrat pub. lisht. V copy of q petition to be prrse tU Gov. Davis asking for ne ..ar1on of James Evans. convicted at the September, le6 term of Madison circuit court oi killing Jarrett Phillips and sen. fenced to the penitentlary for three years. The petitioners claim that Phillips had threaten ed the life of Evans and that the killing was actuated by motives of self protection.
 Two men, Jeff Cooper and Lloyd Trentham, who were pass ing through the county, camped at Crayens F. o. eight miles north of Ozark last Friday night. Some time during the night
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Postmaster Ben Andrews of Harrison Is candidate for re- appointment. Wes Baker is also an applicant.
 Robert Eddins, for ten years connected with the Times at Har- rison, will soon begin the publl- cation of newspaper at Alpena.
 Judge Edgar E. Bryant of Fort Smith who is at Coffeyyille, Miss. in hope ot recovering from a nervous breakdown, is reported to be improving.
 Information comes from Wal nut Ridge that ex-Senator David l.. King of Hardy, author of the celebrated King bill, has formal ly decided to become d candidate for governor next year. This makes four men positively in the race, Attorney-General Robert l.. Rogers, Congressman John $. Little and Sheriff $. .. Seiver of Camden. And the day Is still young. Little Rock Democrat.
 Chas. Rogers and his wife Aileen Rogers were arraigned in Squire Andrews court this week charged with burning the store of Thos. Nillines, at Gather last year. the prosecution alleging the finding of goods stolen from the store before 1t was burned, on their premises. Many witnesses were examined on both sides. The defendants were bound over to await the action oi the grand Jury. Harrison Times.
 Attorney General Rogers has brought four suits in Pulaski Chancery Court against the St. Louis Refrigerator Car Co.,, the Armour Car Lines, Armour & Go. and Armour Packing Co.,, for back taxes on an approximate valuation of about one million dollars III private cars, that have been used Tn the state, especially in the transportati tion of fruits and meats. He has about a dozen other suits ot similar character which will be filed soon.
 The Arkansas Board of Trus- tees of The Loulsana Purchase Exposition, dissolved Thursday afternoon, having wound up all it's business. The Board consisted of Mayor George K. Bedding, oi Hot Springs, chairman; George T. Lake, of Fayetteville, and J. C. Rembert, of Helena. They were appointed by Gov Davis ir April, 1902. aud conducted the states interests at the St. Louis Worlds Fair. Over S13,0O0 of ST. GOO were covered back to the treasury unexpelded
 Work is progressing most sat isfaotorily on the new state capitol now. There are 40 stone
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

In a certain school a pupil mixed4 physiology and history to an alarmla extent by stating in an examlnata paper that, The Almeutary Uana was first discovered by Frenchmas in l607. It was bought in lsO5 2 President Roosevelt and he is going z finish building it.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
Exp osurs to ct,

dampness and cold, invariably resua in sudden chill, which If not altsnG ed to immediately will cause a coa. By mixing teaspoonful ol fsiH Davis Painkiller in a half glass v warm wa ter or milk, the whole SYslea will be heated and the danger oi cold avoided. Avoid substitutes there is but one Painkiller, feil' Davis. Price 25c, and soc.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
BENTON.

DL1N oNs
 The distiilery at Gravett has begun operations.
 Senator Berry has returned from Washington to his home at Bentonville.
 ". D. Wasson will construct d telephone line from Gentry to Siloam Springs.
 T. F. Selby has returned to Rogers from Monett and will con- duct a restaurant.
 The Benton County Bank at Bentonville has established savings department.
 Harry Goodin of Rogers has gone to St. Louis to accept pos ition in a sickle factory.
 B. K. Bowen, of Whitewater, Wis, has accepted d position with the Rogers Plumbing Co.
 J. F. Greer and family of Ben tonville have moved to Alpena, Boone County, to make their home.
 The military company and band at Siloan Springs will be inspected April 2 by an officer from the L. $. Army.
 Rev. Anthony, who has been conducting meeting at the Christian church at Rogers, has been employed as pastor.
 The ladies of Rogers eontem- plate organizing an association which has for its object the im- provement of the cemetery. John T. Reno died recently at his home near Jerico, Mo-, and the remains were inferred at Ben tonville Tuesday of last week.
 The Nelson Morris Packing Go. of Chicago has established a branch house at Sloan Springs in charge of W. r. LaFollette.
 w. J. Douglass ot Seneca, Mo-, has purchased a half interest in the Bentonville Sun and will have editorial control of that paper.
 (. H. Andrews, convicted of carrying a pistol and fined $50 in circuit court at Bentonvilie last week has been pardoned by Gov. Da is.
 John Adams of Rogers has gone to White Eagle, Oklahoma, and will probably accept posi- tion in Steel Bros. store at that place.
 The cemetery association of Benronpil gave a public dinner Monday of last week, the open ing day of court, the net receipts being S10o.
 The residence of H. Highfll at Gentry was struck by light ming recently, tearing out one window None ot the family were injured
 J. D. Partlow and family who have lived in Bentonville seven- teen years, last week moved to a farm on Pea Ridge where they will make their home.
 The I. 0. 0. F. lodge at Si- ] loam Springs has purchased a
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
Pleasant and Harmless

Don't drug the stomach to cure a cough. One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mueus, draws the inflammation out of the throat, lungs and bronchial tubes, heals, soothes and cures. A quick cure for croup and whooping cough. Sold by Il. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31
Night Prowling Thieves.

Group and whooping cougn cVu. like thief in the night, steahhe = to fasten the fangS of mortal uis'as p. upon the children as they peaceius sleep In their little beds. henheu' Laxative Honey and Tar the n'a <, discovery for coughs and colos' ", V, drive out these death dealing ueuiOr' before the doctor can arrive. lt p.v tects the lives and health of the h'''. ones. Contains no opiates. heep 7 handy. Sold by Fl. A. Daily.
 Time changes all things-wien - exception of minstrel jokes.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

d modern Drick building, the up per portion to be used as a lodge room and the lower room for business house.
 F. l.. Bennett and Miss Blanche Libby were married at Bento H. vile recently, Rev Maddox offici ating. They formerly resided at Sioux City, Iowa.
 The barn of J. F. Vancleve, four miles northwest of Siloam Springs, was struck by lightning the other day and burned, to- gether with twenty tons of hay. Bentonvil1e's fourth rural route will begin operations April 15 with 5. (. Muck as carrier The route runs northeast almost to Hiwasse thence in a southeast l ly direction back to town, a dis tance of twenty-two miles.
 For some time the people of Slloam Springs have been agitat- ing the question of d new public school building. and as the dis trict has not the necessary means the plan has been adopted of borrowing the money from indi- viduals.
 The Rogers Southwestern K. K. Co. is buying right-of-way be- tween Cave Springs and Rogers and paying cash for it. We un- derstaud that this company has paid in d small per cent of it's authorized capital, and has paid out $500 or more for right-of- way. Gentry Journal.
 The case of the State vs. Mrs. Laura Woodbridge of Cherokee City, charged with opening a let ter belonging to another and ex- tracing money therefrom, was settled in circuit court at Benton vile. Mrs. Wooldridge's hus- band made good the amount in- volved and the case was nol pressed and the defendant dis charged.
 The revival meeting which had i been in progress at the C. F. church at Bentonville for two weeks closed Thursday afternoon. The meeting was conducted by Rev. F.. E. Hendrick, of Nash vile, Tenn, and his singer, A. l.. Carter, and they were present. ed with purse of S200. There were number of conversions and much good was accomplished as result of the meeting.
 Some time ago a committee was appointed to take religious census of Gentry. They report total population of 742. There are 296 church members, as fol- lows Methodist 95, Seventh Day Baptist 67, Missionary Bap- tist 5, Congregational B, Seven tn Day Adventists 15, Christian s, Quaker 4 Holiness }. Catholic 3, Freewili Baptist 3, Cumber- land Presbyterian I, Dowieite l. ! The Rogers Water Company
 will furnish the power for J. l.. Dunn'S new electric dynamo, : which will be located at Diamond Springs. The water company 5 has two boilers Ill its equipment there and is able to develop much more power than Is needed for the water system alone. A new en- zine will be added and they will then be ready to furnish all
 the power needed by the two
 plants.-Rogers Democrat.
 Rube Zimmerman and Tim
 Doyle, charged with stealing an overeoat from passenger on a Frisco train last January, were given a jury trial in circuit court at Bentonville yesterday after l noon and found guilty. Judge
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

Lucky are the actors who fare Ws' on farewell tours.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-10-14

Fresh fruits in season at Wink
lers'.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-10-14
THE SCHOOL OF MINES
The Attendance at This Thriving
Institution Continues to Grow
in Gratifying Manner,
SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY INCREASES.
Practical Work in the Field Forms
Part of Trining in Civil Engi-
neering Course.

Robert Kirchman of Chicago
enrolled Monday ~ the regular
mining course.
a number of new chemical,
metallurgical. aud mining books
have been received this week by
the library, and they are now ON
the shelves.
Professor Brinsmade gave
lecture Friday afternoon before
the mining men on the use of the
slide rule, explaining the various
applications.
Newth's Inorganic Chemistry
has been adopted as the text book
for the hrSt-year students. 1t
replaces RemScn's text book,
which has been used in the insti-
tuition for several years past.
The chemical storc-room has
recently been moved into more
commodiOus and convenient quar-
ters, il having outgrown the
rooms that have been occupied
by it in past years.
Professor Smit and Messrs.
Murray and Everheart of the sur
veying class spent several days
in the Sierra Oscura in practical
location work. They returned
from their trip Tuesday morning.
The class in mineralogy has
been wrestling with the drawing
of crystal forms, as a part of its
work in mathematical crystallo-
graphy, and for the purpose of
getting an insight into crystal
structure.
This week the che mical labora-
tories received the years supplies
of chemicals and chemical appar-
atuS. Professor Noble and as
siStants have been busy for the
past several days in unpacking,
and getting them into shape for
use.
The Powell library of mining
and geological works has been
given a special room which has
been fitted up with reading tables
and racks. This entire library
is now accessible to students and
others interested in mining liter
ature.
A consignment of some 500
volumes recently received from
the state library has been un-
packed during the past week and
the works placed in the several
department libraries. Among
these books are many that have
long been needed.