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days and broadens his as like an old
Virginia Tuckahoe.
Other Officers.

The City Democratic Committee has
named the following additional election
oitlcnrs.
Avcnue--A. +. Saucrwnld Judge; William
Hailey, judge +. Wittkamp. clerk.
Fourth Precinct, Monroe Ward, 500
North Second Street.-J. II. Bradley
Judge; a. f. Hnlcher Judge; August Ns-
cher clerk VT 6e5Itb ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

The Hnrrlsonburg High School scholar
ship ut the University Of Virginin for
next session has been awarded to Mr..
DIN c. Jones, nf Harrisonburg. who
will enter the university, in the academic
department, next September.
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Announcement has been made Of the
coming marriage Of Miss JAMIE Gray, Of
'Traveller's Rest" Stafford county, to
Mr.. John T.. Hagan, OF Danville. The
wedding will take nlace in October.
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DECLINED A CONSULSHIP.
"A Prominent Gloucester County
Colored Man Prefers Virginia.

7. c. Walker OF Gloucester county, a
lawyer and one Of the most prominent
and highly esteemed coiored men, IN the
State was visitor at the Federal Build
Ing yesterday. He was formerly col
was very recently rendered by President
Roosevelt the position OF United States
consul at Gundeloupe, West Indies. Hoy-
Ing business and property interests In this
State ho declined the prOffer,
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Miss Annie Lee Currin, Of Oxford, N.
c., left yesterday for Washington. d.
c.. after spending SOME time with Miss
NJ. Louise Lewis, No. SOC East Frank
lin Street.
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Mansfield" Louisa county. The mar
riagc took place In historic AQUA Church.
and Mr.. Frank Boxley OF this city,
oflcated as best man. 4,
Observation-Disclosures.
The Washington correspondent Of tho
New York Herald says in the yesterday. s
issue Of the paper:
Miss Virginia Fitzhugh, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James semple Fitzhugh
was married this evening at the First
Presbyterian Church to Mr.. John Leon
ard Saegmuler, of Rochester. N. Y.
The bride was gowned in white chiffon
cloth. trimmed with q, bertha Of lace and
other lace accessories, and wore tule
veil. and carried lilies of the valley.
Miss Ruth Fitzhugh and Miss Lille T..
Hercus were thu bridesmaids, They
were costumed in pink mousseline and
carried pink sweet peas.
Mr. George Saegmuler was best man.
Tho ushers We're Messrs. Frederick a..
Vanderbers. Bertram Foster, William +.
Lockwood and DIR. A. p. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snegmuller will spend ten
weeks of their honeymoon In Europe, and
on their return will make their home in
Rochester,. y. V. s4a
Early Morning Marriage.
The marriage Of Miss c. Il. Henley to
Mr. L. r. Dowdy will take place this
morning at G:30 o'clock. with the Rev.
X, NJ. Maxey ms the officiating clergyman.
MI and Mrs. Dowdy will leave mme-
datcly after their wedding for Alton,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Il. Walford. of No.
COS liz North Twenty Street. have
issued cards for their daughter Abble
Dudley, to Mr.. Charles Newton king. The
IN wi al NJ In 4, .,f
the bride on June ed at $3.50 o'clock
The marriage of Miss Daisy Whittct,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Whit
tet and sister OF Mr. James Whittet, to
Mr. A. M. Forester. has been announced.
The marriage Will take place Wednes-
day, June 2lst, at 8 p. NJ. In the home
of the bride, No q South Beech Street.
Conservatory of Music.
The final concert was given by the
students Of the Richmond Conservatory
of Music last evening tho medals were
awarded, and the following programme
rendered:
Programme.
J. March CDaniuls), Mandolin Club,
2. Reading ca Lee to the Rear" CThom.
SOM, Miss Ethel Yeamons.
O) Sweet Girl Graduate (Phelps). Miss
Mildred Brent
g. LII campcnclla IiszD, Miss Annie
Mae Rhodes.
4. Tenor solo, Just AS 7 Ain" dIawlcy),
Mr., w. Il. Tuck
&. scllerzo (choplW. Miss Lillian ONO
hundro.
6. Reading, Telephone Romance" Miss
Florence Jacobs.
4 Concerto, op, % Mendolssohn), Miss
Fannie Hutson.
Orchestral part, Mr.. Cosby,
5. Contralto "a Dream" (Bartletn, Miss
Helen Portiaux
Reading. ''The Swing" (F. e. Brooks,
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To-day at Dinwiddie Courthouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas II. Boisseau will cele-
brate the golden anniversary Of their
wedding. Mr.. and MIS-. Boisseau were
married at Weldon, N. c.. on the morn
ing of June 18th. 1855. The bride was
sixteen years old, and the bridegroom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Miss Myrtle Page and Master Holt
Page left yesterday for Petersburg,
where they will spend a week or ten days
with relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Miss Addle Strobel and Mr.. Harvey
Grant, Of Alexandria, wore quietly mar
rIed yesterday at st. Mary's Church.
Alexandria.
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No. 1923 Grove Avenue. The ceremony
will take place quietly. only the imme-
diatc relatives OF the bride and groom

No. 1923 Grove Avenue The ceremony
will take place quietly. only the imme-
diate relatives Of the bride and groom
being present.
The wedding of Miss Emma Writ Will
liams, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
G. r. Williams, OF Floyd Avenue. to the
Rev. Benjamin Donald Cav, pastor of
tho East End Baptist Church, Will be
celebrated in Leigh Street Baptist Church
Hat o'clock this evening, the Rev. NJ.
Ashby Jones assisting the father Of the
BRIDE the Rev. George NJ Williams, in
the performance of the bridal ceremony.
Miss Louise Davis. the charming daugh-
ter of Mr.. George B. Davis. and the
Rev. Samuel Tilden lIabel. of Bedford
City, viii be married this evening at s
O'Clock in the home of the BRIDES father,
by the Rev. DR.. George w. MCDANIEL.
The attendants in Miss Davis's wedding,
rs in that of Miss Wlliams's. were
mentioned several days ago on this
page.
Out-of-Town Weddings.
Miss Maria Catherine Massie. sec
ond daughter OF State Senator Bland
Massic, OF Amherst, will be married
to-day at noon In Grace Episcopal
Church. Massie's Mills, to Mr.. Oscar w.
Gardner of West Virginia.
Miss Frances Moncure Ashby, dnugh-
ter OF Mr.. James Ashby of Stafford
county and a great niece Of General
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Messrs. John Jeter, Howard Thacker
and Thomas Gregory are spending a few
days In Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Mrs. D. NJ Burgess Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. NJ. Jetferys, in Fredericksburg.
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Misses Rosa and Nishie Knott, of New
port News, are visiting friends in Rich
mond.
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Mrs. Brawner Gates and children are in
fredericksburg for short stay.
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Mrs. John Munce and Mr.. John NIunce,
Jr.. are enjoying the many gayeties at
Tate Springs. Tenn.
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Trains = Trains
----------------- ---------------

800 round trip every Sunday. specio!
fas, trains. with I'ARl-OR CARS, leaves
Richmond $3.50 and 8 A. NJ. every Sun
day for Old Point. Ocean View and Nor
folk, Ten hours at the Seaside. Three
hours longer at Deem View than any 9th
er route. Returning, leave Norfolk via
Ocean View railway every hour until Z
+. NJ, leave Ocean View 1880 r. NJ. Leave
Old Point 4:55 +. NJ. and s:l5 p. NJ
Newport News passengers returning
must take train leaving Newport News
5:25 T. NJ. or take train leaving Old Point
S:l5 r. N. This train docs not stop at
Newport News
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Mr.. Robert Scott is spending few
days in Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

turner Ashby, was married yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. james Garland RoxIov
son Of DR.. James Boxley and his late
wife. Fcnton Mansfield Boxley, of
Mansfield" Louisa county. The mar
riagc took place in historic Aqua Church.
and Mr.. Frank Boxley, OF this city,
OBLIGATED as best man. -.
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Miss Nina Johns, who has been in Rich
}mond attending the Talaferro- Christian
marriage, has returned to her home In
Norfolk.
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Mr. Wilson Dozier. Of Newport News
and Miss Alma G.. Griffin. daughter OF
Mrs Fannie Griffin. No. 405 East High
land Avenue, Norfolk, will be married
this evening at o'clock at Park Avenue
Baptist Church. Norfolk, BY the Rev.
Dr.. A.. J. Fristoe, pastor Of the church.
Immediately after the ceremony a recep-
Mt the home of Mrs James Brown. a sis
ter of the bride. The attendants will be
Miss Ida DoZer, OF Brambleton, cousin
Of the groom; Miss Rosa Jcrnigan. Of
Berkeley, and Messrs. John Davis, OF
Newport News and Frederick Lupsey.
of Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Diacont and daugh-
ter Miss Viola Discont, are the guests
Of the Rev. and Mrs. F. B. McSparren,
at the parsonage Of Owens Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, In Washing
ton Street, Portsmouth,.
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Mrs. Lee Page and Miss Gabrielle Page
are spending some time at the Chamber.
lin Hotel, Old Point
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Miss Mary Stewart, of Newport News
Is visiting friends in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Miss Lettie Thacker is the guest OF
Miss Bessie Mcdaniel, on Twenty-nintE
Street, Newport News.
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Mrs. NJ. P. Anderson, OF Hampton, who
has Just returned home from visit to
tMecklenburg has rs her guests her
daughter, Mrs. Chalklcy Of Richmond,
and her little granddaughter.
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!. Miss Minnie L. Cooke, who has been
spending several weeks with the family
of Mr.. j. Arthur Taylor, in Frederlcks-
burg, has returned to Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

+ Mrs. M. G. Fauntloroy and her little
daughter arc visiting friends in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

30 years may come and years may go,
4 And distance may between us fall;
! But still my heart shall be the home
OF all my friends-you, each and all.
s Father Ryan.
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Mr.. John Elliott son Of Mr. s. w. Ell
lott, Of Fox. Hill, Va, has returned homo
from Cornell University, where he grad
uated with high honors. MIR. Elliott, who
was formely principal OF the High School
at Norfolk. will leave in q few days for
with the American Bridge Company.
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i Mr.. Henry Harwood and Mr.. Marshall
Jarwood are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs
Charles Culpeper, In Court Street, Ports
mouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Miss May Walker Is the guest Of the
Misses Weymouth, in Carey Street, New
port News.
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Has Taken Degree.
Engagement Announced.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Louise A. Catlin. daughter Of Mr.. II. NJ.
Catlin, Of No. 1225 Floyd Avenue, to Mr..
Arson Williamson Richards, Of Brook
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All, Never Mind.

For others change, but do not:
My heart is truer than the sky;
My friends live there. all unforgot-
They do not, like the clouds, pass by
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The Prince in London.
Prince Gustavus Adolphus, eldest son
Of the Crown Prince of Sweden and Nor
way who will be married to Prlncess
Margaret Victoria of Connaught on June
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

A meeting OF Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION was held June 18th, at which
various reports were received express
ing gratificntlons at the crowds attend-
ing the exercises on Memorial Day Mt
Hollywoods Thanks were extended to
the orator Of the day, Judge T. II. Car
nett; to the military, Lee Camp and oil
who contributed in any way to the sue
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Interesting Wedding.

Il A large wedding party, left Richmond
yesterday for Milton. n. c.. where at 0
to'clock tonight, in the Presbyterian
Church, Miss Anne Hinton Richmond will
lbe married n, MIR Edward c. Fisher. OF
Hhis city, by the Rev. DR.. Z. II. harding,
" The list Of wedding attendants has al
ready appeared In these columns. The
party going down from Richmond .in-
Icludes MISS Emma Darlington Yisher,
Miss Helen Fisher. Mr.. Il. C. Fisher, Mr..
flames A Fisher. Messrs. Charles Page
'nnd Cary S. Fisher, Mr.. NJ =. Berke-,
and Mr.. Hugh Morrison. MIR. DaTy=i
ueryey, Of Powhatan county. viii also
be of the party.
4 reception will be held in the home
OF the bride at Milton. n. c.. after the
marriage ceremony at the church. Mr.,
and Mrs Fisher VIII not return from
their bridal trip un,il after July first,
Weddings of To-day.
Among the prominent weddings sched-
uled ~ yo-Gay in Ricn-'o1d are four
that viii ise largely attended Ly lie
many friends OF the conrrapt'nr parlirg
AT the FIRST Baptist Chutch TINS even
ing, Miss Bessie Clay Hagan win be
given In marriage TO the Rev John Wal
ter cammack. OF onancock. Virginia.
The hour of the marriage is 6:30 o'clock.
The ceremony VIII be- performed by the
Rev, pr George w MCDANIEL, pastor
OF the church.
The names of the 5rid, party mp,
peared in the society columns of The
Timcs-Dispatch on June llth, This bride
Is young lady gifted With most
attractive personality. She is a NJ. A.
and r. NJ. Of the Woman's College,
isn Richmond.
Mr.. Caumack has taken degrees at
Richmond College. the University OF Vn-
gin!a ani the Baptist Theological Sem
inaTy. In louisville.
Miss LYDIA Mae Cahill, Of Newport,
Kentucky. and Mr. Frank Elmer Dclano
Of Newark, New Jersey. will be married
at $50 i. n. to-day in the home Of
the brides cousin, ATS. a. .. B.ouut 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
A Fta.dIsss Voting Machine.

From the Technical world.
Election frauds are rendered pyacpcallS
impossible By the use OF an lngenious REV
voting machine that has been Invented bS
a Kentuckian- Not only does tho machine
record ana count every vote hat Is cast
but IL automatically exhibits n china bust
OF photograph OF tho candidate rs evil
dencs that The desired candidate II voted
for. Andrew II. Hart n nephew OF tho
renowned Joel T. Hart, Is the Inventor.
Names of ali tho candidates ppea on
top Of the machine. conveniently arranged
with indicators sliding on metal rods.
When Q voter wishes 20 vote for a certain
candidate he epoyes the Indicator cores
pondinG 20 HIS sannldate. Rpd presses n
lever. The vote In then registered Within
tho boz. The voter continues the opera
tion until he has voted for all his favorits
candidates. Then the clerk moves a lever
and the machine In ready for the next
voter. The machine is 80 arranged THAI nc
psrson oan vote for the same candidate
more thnn onoe. or vote FOR more than
n candidate for the same office. An
entire ticket however. can DO voted at
one opsration- The votes arc registered
c~onssout1wsiy on continuous slips Of paper
wound % cores. the last vote on ZACH HliT
showinG the total
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
Words of wisdom.

westhtld, III, DC. 18th (speciar-
All who are suffering with Brighii
Disease, should read carefully the To-
lowing letter from the Rev. q. Z
Good OF this place. He says;
IL feel IL Is my duty 10 tell you q.
the wonderful benefit I have, receive!
from the use OF Dodd's KaAhey Pi.A
l am Minister OF the. Gospel. and Z
my work. I hm acknowledgement q
all wcathers. Six years ago, I va
laid up sick. I doctorcd with a nun
Der or physicians. and finally consu!;
cd n specialist. but without success
They all told me I had 'Bright's Db
ease. fyas In n bad way and a.
most helpless when, thank God,
heard OF Dodd's Kidney Pills. The,
saved my life. I took. sixteen bo1a
and now I am cured. The first day I
took them I felt relief. When I begli
| weighed only n hundred and hrs
poupds: now I weigh n hundred anl
slxty-nve and I nm the. picture q.
health. l recommend Dodd's Kldnsr
Pills TO Yl my 'Hiends who have kEI
ney Trouble and I pray 10 God thii
other sufferers will read these wori
ana lie helped 10y them"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21

kfotn tho ltCNlNW OF ttrNlfWn.
Once. more the ancient throne OF No.
say I'm the Drontheim cathedral, M
amt for more than 600 years, will hol
a sovereign. Prince Charles OF Drn
mark has accepted the storthing's pro.
fer OF the crown, the approval by pOps
Iar vote took place on November ~ AZ
u. u the coronation VIII probably Z
celebrated on New Years day. 1906
Who Is this man Charles. what es,
he do. ana ~hy was he chosen by a DE-
Lament which has always shown -
publican tendencies7
Prince Charles Is n young mar 4
thirty-three sumfpcrs. OF gentlemanly
appearance. IN excellent health. and :
\ very ensy-golng. liberal turn OF mini
He IL by nature well lifted to rule owe,
the stubborn Norsemen, who do nj
mind the harness 50 long as they dop,
feel the whip. The very thing that !
going TO make Charles popular In No..
way before he shows his face there I,
the fact that he as q typical 'sallg
prihbe." Is considered n proper az
natural connecting link between the "a
viking spirit OF feudnl Norway and he.
present day peaceful love OF the Sc,
Another .circumgiapce In favor q
Charles is that he fhperhtands the Ia.
guage OF the Norweklah people. a..
their traditions and history are part :
those OF his owhcSuntry. Denmark. VA.
der the dominion OF which Norway 2.
NAMED for four centuries. Charles !
the second son OF the crown prince =
Denmark, whom he strongly rcsenl
hles, and this also counts In his fave
Tor the crown prince II a scion OF IA,
hopse OF neutrality-suspicious. WHERE
rs the crown princess Is n daughter a
ghG Bernadotte. King Carl XIV. OF swk
demand the Bernadottes were nsyr
popular In Norway.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
Couldn't Smell Anything Wrorl

James whitcomb Riley. IN comp.
with the gentleman who USED TO ma
age his lecture tours. was once exam.
ing "A hall IN "A own In Otto. whcrr
was proposed MIR. Riley should give
reading.
colored Janitor who was quite talkati'
Mr.. Riley observed that the JanlI
made use OF long words OF whose mca
Ing he was ignorant. So the poet q
termined TO have a little fun with hI'
All ut once MFR. Riley began 90 ~.
the atmosphere critically. 1T seems
me, Jim he said sternly, that =
acoustics In this place are pretty baa
why, boss" said the janitor !
proachfuily. ''Yo' shore must be m
taken: I don't smell anything"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
Al FARM WAGON ATTACHMENT.

A wen constructed uhoyeling board at
tnrhed 10 One wagon q Is a great SON
vcnicuce whsn unloading ear corn, root
crops or n similar thing. The niustra-
ton shows n simple. practical idea. the
lower showing the board lowered FOR use
and the upper one showing how n can be
closed. Tn shovenDg board proper Is
abount n Inch narrower than tho width
OF the inside OF tho wagon box and ~ at
tschcd to the latter. with. strong Hinges;
the board may De, TIE saTh6 width as ihs
Sides OF. tha wagon box. or wider: " de
sired. The. sldcboards A and u ~ .siahtcd
MI AZ the book sides and tho frofit ends arc
'ho Same width AZ tho box where they are
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
you HAVE No slaHf fo
ss6HERGRS Ga ~
From c~onstlpation. Bowel and Siom-
ach Trouble 4

nessi Tl
A. Constipation.
Y. What In Constipation
A. Failure of the bowels 10 carry OF
the waste matter which lies In the alt
mentary canal where IL decays and poi.
80. ,.v a. IseeiLs isyssss,, a.@EsSs =.
some other disease. Note the deaths
from typhoid fever and appendicitis.
stomach and bowel trouble nj the pres
-eut time.
q. What causes C~oastpstionf -,
A. Neglect 10 respond to the call OF
nature PROMPTLY lack Ur excreiSe. IIs
'oess'se brain work uNeptal. emotion
q. What are the results OF neglected
'Constipationf
- Constipation causes more suffer
iins than any other disease. II causes
rheumatism, colds, feycrs. stomach. bow
sr.. 'indis!,y Ssatpsis 1911
loss Of sleep and strength are its symp'
'toHs--p+i~A-sepsaJljuS aaa. bSlAa are
-caused-- bE --4lStipaunn. It's cOfSe-
-qucnces are Known TO all physicians.
but ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shssE AnNASaaA
unIil biz IL too late. Women become
confirmed invalids as a result of Constr
9Rtion.
=. a)d physicians, rscsTnize that
A. Yes. They6rst question IM Frt
SEs HA : ~, SSu ,sSr. AiFfkSSss '0n'spa'eo F,
q. Can IL be curedI
n. Yes, with proper treatment. The
comrnon error. y " resort 90 physics,
such ns pills. rsalis. Tniucral watct- cas-
tor OIL. 'njecuons. etc, every one Of
which is injurious. They weaken aud
increaSc the malady. You know this
BY yonr own experience.
III
A. Get n bottle IL MulI's Grape
Tonic NJ once. Mull's Grape Tonic will
positively cure Constipation and Som.
sch ,Trquble in the shortest space Of
zine. No other rriv~SN H~~~~ fhr-~~rrSn-
known 60 cure Constipation positively
end RSrmanGltiy s~sa--
=. What is Mglfs Grape Tolir?
q, II Is a COMPOUND with 80 per
ccnt'of the juice Of Concord Grape. II
exez,s a peculiar strengthening, healing
Influence upon the inicsiincs, 80 that
ih"! can do their work uuaidci. The
process Is gradual. but sure. IL is not
a phys!c. but IL cares Constipation.
Dysrutery. Stomach and Bowel Trouble.
Having a rich. fruiiy grape favor, L i
pleasant 10 take. A. q tonic II il nm.
0duRllcd, i]usuring the system against
disease. IL strengthens aud builds up
waste tissue.
.. Where can Mull's Grape Tonic lie
hnd7
A. Your druggist sells IL. The dollar
bottle contains nearly three times the So
cent sire. -
Good for aillnE children and nursing
mothers.
A free bottle % all who have never
Used Il because We know Il will cure
you.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
Saxon New Years Custom.

Many curious customs and assocla
lions cluster around New Years day.
The saxons In ''ye olden TYNE" used "a
dance around an apple tree on New
Years eve. singing a n TO insure a
GOOD crop. M bells were Jung TO an
nounce 'the death Of the. old year and
parts Of England at midnight the house
door facing the west was opened TO let
lou ths old year. while the door facing
the eAat was opened TO welcome the
biit,.e new var 3
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
GIVING Him a Charee,

Chicago Record: Harriet. you ought
to give me my choice OF "a Christmas
present once In awhile"
Wells Harry. I'm willing: do you
van a lamp-shade. a sofa pillow or
lace curtains1
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
Wall From the Old anv-

Don't oner costly giftE with which
That Christmas tree L. hung:
Just give me back the appetite
! had when / was young.
Chicago Record
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|, GMrsE,ErA.,.-N

n man who nSd. gurctlrpd s2mn ggg-'
'Stihs at a bakery was distressed. on Sta
%. TO eat oas .iU nrrf that, q cpaGala-
ny. Returning 70 the bakery, he made
Indignant .ttnn.,afnt. deiinnhbG rtO'r
ban in place on the Inhabited one.
II am sorry. SIR" yatl the Falsswowa
Il can't give 'ysu another bun. but y $.
VIII brlEs back The % ! viii give yUE
eGrTaug fer "a"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-21
nc Iewl.h 80 Yenr.

New Years duy ,gGas NOT TegpEIoj
- Christian festival uatff.the year
and ihrrD h. litl" mention OF " "a
1854. wren II WAS included In the
UrEy. 5iost countries celebrate y
Years duy on January 1. but thc
brcWS celebrate theirs IA September.
th"y arrange their calendar -ncCota.
10 tie new moon and DS their mon
are either - or 80 days long. n
Years with them Is a movable hollf