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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
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and tAFs E>+esrrsyovI,tE It's ngSmal ro-.
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which II ss;atsS ;sai az 4RaEgSe F9afl'.
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: Sold by Druggists. zoe, SO a., .,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
5s~oPalamine, New Anesthstie. a Success
Eyoss Nm 1nsaw p Tribune.

rxotf RS4n<hEp prsounnF s|
ssopE r2tnE 3the n2x anesihs!k
l praefIt ~ ,ssSassgsyg$ rs stttS . s%sSs:.
where "a was used with marked sue.
ceSs IN the ctgiaiJohn-Nestrt, 20
wealthy Michigan lumbermhn. Who Nas
operated upon for p~critonitis.
chat N%rT BS, John & txyk0Mss
sarEeons In ihr .gsse, hesstnted " ".
.hE ordinary anesthctics on accbhnt's
~" vomiting which frequently. follow
.rhCy DECIDED Ei.nsc scopalaukSr. fTot
tic effects OF which hester woke hb's
'luitkly aS from = sound sleep.
ACCordiug. ito the hospital surkebrt
f.. r. unewtAlttfiTas. stssoSsSe rs
sa fFsnhlis4fA1H LODI 4 sGlJ;
,gpc, nfticth OF a grain. Tor ~hyfoderh'
Infection.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

Have used Piso's Cure for Cousur.
tlon nearly two years. and lind moth.
TO compare with It.-Mrx. Morgan, BrfA
ley. Cal. Sept. 2. 1901.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

lr WAS In Kansas City that a girl We
,IrpS a b0os;sio7~.and asked 10 ycg a. cgi
Of Tho iaoacS4 she-looked NJ Foi
.,GiN1 minutes ana handed IL fSck TO q
clerk. ..gsiniMEatI Kant. khe said,
{. want a took en- Ti-ano play1hg5ffh 90
THINK enc PiuyccE' gNsas such q book.
fhs trsSleIot .why. yskslbcg
.,giIgd. "wculdn't you. from that name.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
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penSes .pf, the programs nnd the advcr-
Ttst ~ ar AT thss ~ X so sSsire %%
hnd,iini odf last psnurs Was Sfaslurc.
pbr't Try your Mile Mars on US. my
good follow. We play tonight,'
'BuC chm Nosi not understand? have
not "A ~cassQck'' gsspcd the unhappy Arte-
mon, lrttioE hiz hms fall wittr detection.
Cannot a caEsock be lmprsyIScJ with
, n black .ascss and n CLOAK OF one OF the
ladies' haEardcd Hcchiry.
"Thc la1.cs are MUCH too short and
slight gruansd Artemor. who rcjoIced In
an Imposing .CorpuicnCy.
b. "As fHT me, I have only the Figaro cos
tune, Peruvian pAHtaicous and the back
coat Tor Pirrroi and a nowcrsd morning
gown" said the nag pcnslvciy.
r~tgI hc.L.g's sa.s ladies. aid US with
your FugEcs'ions: We mist play the piece
at any cost"
The situation waSs cr.I.SlL Cor the moor
artists, whose present tour had been Jar
from successful The ieading man then
proposed tu 'Epllnp az FUN rprea 10 the
u~crGhprlTg city. but this suggestion was
not deemed practicable.
what Is TO be d0rog There T. not one
Earb 81 the required kind amaus the
properties % ia.s JCCursrd hole" rcprat-
81 Egrhary !n aU ouiburst OF imroisnt
rage.
s.N4'ssHs sfi"HfWN struck his forehead
violently. HrL his ,u,ire bearing denoted
a genuine Inspiration.
~. my friends" he exclaimed IN n
v0i., full q emotion. what % vlg hone
so much o., wu-rr. I viii ATTEMPT the
adventure. u u our only hope o. Ea;ya-
iioa."
Ia "a few words hr explained.
Come @ my arms. my SON exclaimed
~. HuClagN. extending hIa legs with en-
thua.aEW.
Ana AficmCn ran OF 20 nu,sh hlg shay.
'uE. 10 don his black f4ocE coat aud then
direct ms steps q" the cures.
llaTgly fur the actor. Jeanne was All
sent IIiiirE the last touches on The
church decorations. aud u was one OF IA.
chorus children who iEnoccntly opsurd
a., door Of the rcciory and introduced the
yisllur into the room where the go,.i
cure was terminating his deyoiIons. AZ
the s.ght ~ this apparitiOn 81. Lamicr be-
caIDc t&sd ~ his seat like a statue.
sis good, rosy yisage. usually SO calm.
eos now flushed TO the roots OF HIS thin.
.httr hair. and InstInctiyely he claaped
ts hook 10 his breast.
Meanwhile satan's instrument bowed
,fefcnlially.
NO II. Is Cure" he said: Ii IN not
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

The genuine has a date aud number
stamped on the lRbcl--taks no other
krvm your druggist.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PIG
Itching. Blind. Rlcrdilg rrdtrudiug l'h
DguggistS are aulEsgEad to rcfgud muurg
rAIn OlNTMENT ;alY 60 rurr ~ -
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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
YSAYE CONCERT THRILLS
ENTHUSIASTS OF MUSIC
Noted Artist Has Arranged to Give
Another Concert Next Sunday
mt the Columbia.

The Ysaye concert at the Alhambra
Theater yesterday afternoon was at
tended by an audience that tested the
capacity of the theater. The work of
the talented artist was greeted with
applause.
Ysaye will give a farewell concert
on next Sunday afternoon at the Col
unbia Theater. All OF his programmes
in this city have been splendid, despite
the great orchestral disappointment,
and the farewell will be as great, If not
greater than any Of them. The Men
delssohn concerto, Bruch's concerto In
G minor and the Faust fantasie by
Wieniawski are on the programmes,
and few other favorites are. held in
reserve for encores. This recital has
been arranged at the request of those
interested in San F'rancisco's music
future and it is exrected to be a great
event. The sale of seats will commence
on Thursday at Sherman, Clay & Co. s.
music store. Special popular prices are
to prevail for the coming matinee
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

They reached the limit in baseball
yesterday st Recreation Park The Gil
ants flnally copped out enough runs TO
win after brushing with the Seals in a
nix-up that was q combination of mel
odranla- farce comedy, tragedy and
Joke. The pitchers were bad. the catch
ers worse and the in6elders and out
heloers about the same Score: Port
land 10, San Francisco Z. The fans
were forced 10 stick around and look at
the melee for two hours and ten min
utes.
The score was tied twice and IL
seemed either team might get away
with the goods. French started in 10
twist en- over for the Giants, but he
lasted only three innings Garvin was
next paraded and when the Seals had a
glimpse OF him they commenced to do
some hammering and soon had two
runs over the pan. which. with the five
they made before brought the grand to-
tai up TO seven After that it was good
night for Uncle Hank.
Corbett commenced to get real bad in
the third when he passed two men. Will
son let a ball get through him and Nc
Lean swung to the fence for double.
scoring two A couple more soon fol-
lowed, making il FIVE for the Giants.
For a few innings Brother Joseph
was there, but in the eighth he began
70 fade once more. Van Buren hit
Householder walked and Schlafey took
one in the Stats, making a full house
with no dead ones to worry about Nc
Creedie was there with a bingle and
Mclean had a long hy, just enough to
make IL q deadlock once more.
The Giants were not yet finished. Cor
bett got bad again in the ninth and
passed Atz. Along came Van Buren
with q double, scoring Jakey. House
holder was treated TO q wallop on the
shin and Schlahey went out The old
Judge unloaded another single into the
right garden bringing Van Buren and
Householder through and ending the
agony. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
ARE IN LEAGUE
WITH ARMOUR

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Before the
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce to-day Russell 3. Stevens Of Sacra-
nento, Cal, horticulturist, criticized the
Armour car lines He said he represent
ed So per cent of the fruit growers OF Cali
fornia- He asserted there was a combina-
ton between the shippers and the car line
company, which resulted in an Injustice
to growers.
Chairman Martin A. Knapp Of the In
terstate Commerce Commission was heard
by the committee to-da-. He did not IA
vor : radical departure from the present
wise and beneficial law, but desired to-
have its defects corrected and its weak
points strengthened. Discrimination
against a community on account OF a
smaller charge for a long haul than for
a shorter haul could be corrected under
the present law ant some increase OF
restraint should be provided
Commissioner Knapp did not believe IN
the argument that there was danger OF
indexibility in rates or Of fixed mileage
rates in case the proposed legislation
were adopted, as seemed to be feared by
the railroad men. Notwithstanding the
fluctuations in the price Of cotton there
had been no change in the transportation
rates in ten years Knapp rendered this
rates must constantly change to meet
changed conditions.
Something should be done. Knapp safd.
toward compelling carriers having short
line connection to unite in making
through rates.
Knapp did not regard the courts as the
best remedy for unreasonable rates
Howard Elliott. president of the North
ern Pacific Railroad. told the commission
that he agreed with the President when
he said that the great highways Of the
country should be kept open on equal
terms TO all and that rebates should
cease. He opposed giving any Govern
ment commission power to fix rates. He
asserted that the present laws were suf-
ficient to properly regulate the railroads
Discrimination between localities would
always exist because OF geographical
conditions He advocated cutting or free
transportation and nalf-rate tickets to
Government and State officials and 9TH
ers-
Elliott was asked about the Spokane.
Wash. situation, where higher rates are
charged than to Puget Sound points, and
replied that it was a very difficult case
ard the railroads were trying to effect
an adjustment
Clements Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission was again heard to-day. He
believed that terminal and other abuses
had grown since the passage of the El-
kins law in attempts to evade that law
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE TEARS
HOLE IN A BOYS BREAST
Curiosity of Ventura Youth May Cost
Him Several Fingers, Besides
Much Suffering.

VENTURA. May 20.-CarI Simpson,
aged IA. the son of Charles Simpson of
this city, was badly mangied to-day by
the explosion OF a railway track tor
pedo. The boy, with his companions.
found the torpedo near the railroad
track. They were curious to see what
was inside OF it. Young Simpson laid
Ii on the track and struck it with a
rock. There was an explosion of ter
rife force andsth boys right hand was
badly mangled. A part of the charge
also struck him in the left breast, max
ing an ugly and ragged hole. The boy
will lose several fingers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
RAILWAY EMPL0YES NAME
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
After Annual Election Is Held Menu
bers of Club Gather ut FestNI
Bcnrd and Make Merry.

The members OF the Pacific Coast
Railway Club. composed of the men
who are employed in the offices of the
various railroads, met last night in
Pioneer Hall and elected the officers to
govern the club for the following year.
after the election the members of the
club sat down to dinner and made
merry till a late hour. Following are
the officers and board of directors:
President, W. A Dobfe: first vice
president, e T.. Calvin; second vice
president, Z. S. Bradswell; third vice
president, J. X. BraseH; fourth vice
president. Niles Searles; secretary, C.
c. Borton; board OF directors, H ].
Small, E. NJ. Culling, H. Engiebright,
w. s. Palmer and W. II. Russell.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
CITY GOLFERS
ARE DEFEATED
Claremont Club Team Wins
Deciding Match of the
Interclub Tournament
CAPTURES SILVER CUP
Winners Are Down in First
Half Of Game. but Gain
Lead in Last 1o Holes

Claremont won the deciding match of
the interclub golf tournament between
teams representing the San Francisco
Golf and Country Club and the Clare
mont Country Club by the narrow mar
gin Of 2 II points yesterday on the San
Rafael links. Play began at 1880 and
was over thirty-Six holes, eighteen In
the morning and eighteen in the after
noon. The score was reckoned by
points, the deciding hole counting one
point and each successive hole up
counting half q point In the MORNINGS
play the San Francisco team had an
advantage of thirteen holes. being 21
up against II up of the Claremont
team.
At this stage San Francisco victory
seemed highly probable, but after
luncheon the Claremont men not only
swept away the San Francisco lead, but
obtained an advantage themselves. E.
r. Folger added six holes to his lead OF
three over Adamson; Johnson wiped on
three of the nine holes won by Golcher;
Fitzgerald who was all square with
Brown. scored fve holes against him;
Crooks added three to his advantage
over Liiley, and Stratton scored elgnt
UP against Beaver. On the whole days
play. the CIaremont team scored Is
points and the San Francisco team Is y
points, the balance in favor of Clare
mont being 21k points. H A. Blackman
of the San Francisco team being absent
his opponent, Carlton Curtis, scored 2
holes OF y points. Six men on each
team won their matches and six lost
them. so that had the contest been de-
termined Gas is often the case) by the
number of matches won, a tie would
have resulted. The Happy Valley
afternoon strong wind blew across IL
The details of the play are given In
the table:
San Francisco Golf Claremont Country
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
MISSING MAN FOUND
ON SAN BENITO FARM
Rancher Is Heir to Snug
Estate in the State of
Missouri.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, May 2o.-Chari~s Edgar At
kinson, for whom brother, r. D. Atkin-
son, a business man of Kansas City, No,
recently searched in this city, has been
located on a ranch near Hollister- Yes
terday the brother asked Chief of Police
Carroll to help him locate the missing
man, and to-day the police received word
that Charles Atkinson had been a resi-
dent of San Benito County for many
years He came to California in 1885 with
an uncle, and his relatives in Missouri
had not heard of him for thirteen years.
An estate worth several thousand dollars
awaits the San Benito farmer in MIS-
souri,.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
LICK WINS FROM MISSION
NINE IN a DECISIVE CAME
Baseball Players of the Black and
Cola Take Highest Honors of
Sub-IelSue

The baseball team of the California
School Of Mechanical Arts Click
SCHOOL, laid low the representatives
OF Mission High School at the Preside
athletic grounds yesterday by a score
or S TO 3. The game was somewhat
narred by the errors made by both
teams. The number OF heavy hitters
engaged accounts for certain amount
OF the slips The rapicity with which
lhe contest was played was a thing
new 10 prep" teams. White, twirlcr
Of Lick. struck sout thirteen Mission
batters The support given White was
brilliant. Hall, Hotchkiss. HeitmulleT
and Rogers making stops which
brought the rcoters to their feet re-
peat edly. The lineup:
Ldck-White, pitcher: Hall, catcher;
HeitmuIier. first base; Barieau. second
base. Dearin. third base; Hotchkiss.
shortstop; Miller, left held: Acton, cen
ter field; Rogers. right field.
Missi0n-carpy and Peeier. pitchers;
J-origan. catcher, LOwrie. first base;
Lacoste and Batkin. second base; Hays.
third base: Peeler and Lacoste. short
stops: Tanning, left field; Batkin and
Jones, center field; Westfeld, right
field.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
WASH SPOILED
By DYNAMITE

A heavy wash collected IN the Western
Addition was destroyed last night at Lee
Lungs laundry on Central avenue, near
Grove street, by the explosion of a stick
of dynamite. The atmosphere in the
vicinity rained shirts and collars for sew
eral hours after the shock came. There
were no casualties. but the rice-fed steed
of Lee Lung is missing. The police be-
lieve that hoodlums tried 10 remove the
laundry from the landscape and are still
looking for the dynamirers.
There are several theories as to how 1t
happened. Fat Lung, Lee Lungs cousin.
gives the following explanations:
ME findum punk. Ne lighturn punk.
Me go through chimney. What's mallah? !?
What for me no sabe?'
Wun Lung, who is also a cousin OF Lee
Lung, tells that while he was giving the
horse his dole Of rice the animal fastened
his teeth in a stick of foreign substance.
Before Wun Lung could interfere the
hungry animal had swallowed the stuff
Whats mallah? Wa foh?' shouted
Wun Lung and kicked the faithful Sam
Shu in the ribs Instantly there was q
binding fash Sam Shu disappeared and
if Wun Lungs allegations are to be be-
leved the horse mingled with the ele-
ments. The police located what may be
a fragment Of its ear on a doorstep across
the street
All night long gatherings Of shirtiess
inhabitants Of the Western Addition col
lected on the corners in the vicinity and
held post nortem consultations on the
fragments of wash as it alighted. At a
late hour most OF the laundry had come
down, but some lighter pieces Of lingerie
were still in cIoudland-
The force Of the explosion shattered
windows in five houses across the street
from the laundry and started something
OF a panic. People rushed into the street
in alarm, but were partly reassured when
they saw the descending showers Of
shirts
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
-FOUR HUNDRED MILLS
MAY BE SHUT DOWN
Shingle Market Is DemOral-
lied by a Sharp Decline
i'm Demand.

TACOMA. May 20.-A sharp decline in
red cedar shingles has led to a canvass
of the State looking toward a general
close-down Of 400 mills for four weeks.
No definite action has so far been taken
by the shingle mems asSocia dols. but all
shingfe men agree that the market is
badly demoralized. Clears have dropped
from 81 55 to 81 50 at the mills and Stars
are down from 81 S2 and 81 80 TO 81 3 at
the mills. Minneapolis reports a surplus
Of transit stock and decline in clears TO
81 a, while Stars are offering at 81 Is.
In fact, the only market reporting a de-
mand and firm prices for red cedars is
California.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
NURSE GIRL CONFESSES
WHEN ACCUSED OF THEFT
Repents of NIisdeed and Leads Police
to Where She Has Her Plum
der Located.


Edith Fitzpatrick. nurse girl who
was employed by Mrs. Cohnreich. re-
siding at 1915 Ellis street, to care for
her baby, stole clothing and jewelry
valued at 500 from her employer dur
ing the Iatter's absence on last Thurs
day evening Mrs. Cohnreich, after the
Fitzpatrick girl disappeared, made an
investigation of her bureau drawers
and found that four silk shirt visits.
two silk skirts, an open faced gold
watch and a gold ring were missing.
The theft was reported to Captain
Mooney of the City Hall station. Yes
terday afternoon officers saw the girl
on Larkin street and placed her under
arrest, charging her with theft. She
weakened and took the officers to
where the stolen goods were located,
in a rooming-house on Harrison and
Thirteenth. streets, next door to where
her mother resides.
A charge of grand larceny was
placed against the Fitzgerald girl. who
went when she found she had been
caught in a dishonest act.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
SCOTTISH THISTLE CIUB
PREPARING FOR OUTING
The Event Promises to BE the Best
Held by the Well Known
Scotch Orxanfsnffoo

The twenty-fourth annual gathering
Of the Scottish Thistle Club promises
to be the most successful event vet held
by the organization 1t will take place
at Shell Mound Park ON July 4.
Preparations for the affair are being
conducted on large scale. Fifty
events are on the programme. The
prizes to be distributed to the winners
are valuable.
The games will start at O'Clock in
the morning and continue throughout
the day. AT night there will be a mag
nificent display of fireworks, coupled
with grand open-air concert by the
Golden Cato Park Band, which will
also furnish the music xcr the dancing.
The various societies about the CITY
will send representatives to participates
in the great gathering and all are dill
gently working getting matters
Strengthened out for the event.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

PRINTERS AND BoOKB1NDERs tn.
United States. Civil Service Commission an
ncunces examinations for the following posi-
tons in the bureau OF printing Philippine
vile. Fresno and Reno, on June 21. 1906 Z:
Bookbinder. salary $500 per znnum electro
$500: pressrnan. $1,000. printer. $1,000 to $500
Applicants for the positions Of bookbinder
pressrnan or printer must have served at least
i've years at the trade three years of which
must have been served apprentice and at
least one year as journeyman. Men only will
be admitted TO these exarnina tons Age limits
IS to 40 years. Apply to the Civil Service
Commission. Washington, D. c. for appfica-
tion form 2 and special form
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
CITIZENS OF SAN DIEGO
TO WELCOME GERMAN SHIP
Cruiser Fake, Now on Way Up Coast
Due at the Southern City
To- o-MorrOW.

SAN DIEGO, May 20.-The Chamber of
Commerce has received notice that the
German cruiser Fake would be here
Monday, to remain a week. The directors
referred the matter to the proper COM
mittee and between that committee and
the German people of the city there is
no doubt that the officers and crew Of
the cruiser will be given a hearty well
come here. The cruiser is coming slowly
up the coast and viii visit other cities
and coast resorts on her way to San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
SECURES HIS FREEDOM ON
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
San Francisco Courts Declared to Have
No Jurisdiction Over an Al
Iexed Embczzler.

STOCKTON, May oh. 1. ProIe. ar
rested here on charges of felony and en-
bezzlement, preferred by the American
Mutual Investment Company, an alleged
get-rich-quick concern. was released here
to-day as the result of habeas corpus
proceedings, il being shown that the
case vas without the jurisdiction of the
San Francisco courts The merits OF the
case were not gone into. but il was
shown that the offense was committed
here If at all.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
SUNMkPY

StOiel boses-C-aTath. Iomaa. Spies Err
roTs-EalL Easan. Graham. TWo-base hits
CraVatl. Smith. NcLaueF'fp Sacrifice hits
Flood, Mclaughlin. Han. First base on er-
TOrs-I,os Angeles = Tacoma i. Left on bases
Los Angeles 6. Tacoma 4 Bases on balls
on Fitzpatrick =. Struck cut-By Hall 2 by
FITZPATRICK Z. wild pitch-fIali. Tme-One
hour and thirty minutes Umpire-Davis
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

NO RELIEF FOR CHIN KIM YoU.-chin
Kin, You. who was gathered in at the time
OF the police raids OF the gaming dens OF
Chinatown has met defeat in his effort to
secure Judgment OF contempt OF court against
ex-Chief Whitman and Judge A. j. Fritz for
rearresting him for failure to appear in the
Police Court during the pendency of Chin S
petition for writ OF review OF the Police
Court proceedings by the Superior Court. The
order to show cause issued against Whitman
and Fritz was dismissed by Judge Sloss yes
terday and a demurrer to Chin's petition for
a writ Of review was sustained. He was given
ten days to amend.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Excursiou to Sunset Park.

The seventh annual outing of Ell
Captain Division No. lis, Order of Rail-
way Conductors. will be held at Sunset
Park on Saturday, May 81. The prizes
offered are valuable. The following
constitute the committee of arrange
ments: a. E. Murray. H L Kent, J. C.
Fielding, f. Z. Farley, T. RillingsIea,
&. c. Myers, j. F. Gleason.