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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19


The vaudeville entertainment at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre this week CON
tains host Of clever variety performers
Carlotta. in her plunge around the loop
on n bicycle. draws many 20 this theatre.
The Oberstier troupe OF twelve warblers
sing Tyrolean songs. Watson. Hutchins
and Edwards are to be- seen in a laugh
provoking sketch The Vaudeville tx
change and Violet Black 1t Co. give
"A West Point Regulation a finished
little play The musical comedy in minia~
ture called The Babes at the Inn has
been retained in the programme, and there
Is a host OF new singers. dancers aud
athletes.
The stock company at the Fifty-eighth
Street Theatre Is playing the De Mile
Belasco society drama. The Charity Ball
this week In the company are Edna
Phillip, Marion Berg and William lnger-
soil In the vaudeville between the acts
will be seen the Wood Nymphs. a bevy
OF pretty girls who can sing and dance.
1he Fifth Avenue stock Company will
present the stage version Of Bertha Runkle's
stirring romance The Helmet of Navarro -
The vaudeville entertainers include the
Empire Comedy -Four and many moro we'll
known variety performers.
At the l25th Street Theatre Edwin Milton
Royle's three act comedy MY Wife's
Husbands is 10 he presented this week
for the first time in Harlem. Beatrice
Morgan and ". j. Kelley will be seen in
the principal parts. Good vaudeville as
well
Sunday concerts at all four Of The Proctor
theatres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

Wright Lorimer in 4The Shepherd King q"
The Bible play which has had successful
tour Of the country for year and now has
come under the direction of William A Brady
comes back to Broadway tomorrow to the
New York Theatre. It's hero is David. the
shepherd boy who became king OF Israel
and it puts on the stage one of the most
interesting chapters in Old Testament
history The scenic production il most
elaborate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The Oriental Dancers remain the great
attraction at Huber's Museum. The freaks
include three-legged boy. British Giant
and Americas latest girl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The annual benefit Of the lanky and
amusing Gustav Won Seyfertitz, on Tuesday
evening, is to be made the occasion Of the
production of a new farce with songs), the
name -Er und Seine Schwester, He and
His Sister, In one point it II said to re-
s-rnble Hamlet, since it introduces play
within play II gives an insight into the
theatrical world and also shows 10 playgoers
something Of the German newspaper world
aud OF the WAYS Of German editors. To-
rnorrow night Maxim Gorki's tragedy
aNachtasyi" will he seen for the last time
The rest of the week viii be given up to the
new farce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The College Widow reaches its twenty
third week at the Garden Theatre Tomorrow
night, and Col. Savage Is claiming in this
George AIDE comedy The most popular AT
traction in town. Its novel setting and
hearty fun appeal 10 large class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The Woman in the Case has settled al
the Herald Square for run. 1t is an
notmced that seats may be booked for four
weeks in advance Clyde Fitchs newest
play has won praise from all classes Of
theatregoers. and Blan che Walsh's acting
in its now famous third act has won general
conmendation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

Grace George in her new play, Abigail
produced by her husband William A.
Brady, comes to the Savoy Theatre on
Tuesday night Abigail, portrayed by
Miss George, Is Massachusetts, young
woman who comes to New York and takes
lodgings in the Bohemian or Latin Quarter
wherever that may be, The play is said
to present a novel atmosphere and Mr..
Brady has provided good company for
1t, the cast including Arthur Forrest, Con-
way Tearle. Henry Mills, Herbert Rollins,
Mrs Hone. Louise Closer and Ruth Benson
(Mrs Holhrook Bbnnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

-Fantana' continues te prosperous en-
gagement at the Lyric. A new song, on
titled -Tammany' has been nterpolateo
and other changes have been made me
poster matinees.' given on Wednesdays
are very popular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

continues to delight large audiences at
Wallnck's. Henry W Savage has pro-
vded "A lavish setting and Il great many
persons think The Yankee Consul well
worth second visit II will stay mere only
two weeks longer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The New Star is To have a melodramatic
sensation in Fast Life in New York The
cast includes Julian Rose and Virginia
Drew Prescott.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

At the Amphion Theatre John 7 Kelly,
late Of the Weberhelds company, is playing
in his new farce. Senator McPhee" An
other well known comedian on the pro.
gramme Is Will II. Sloane 81 the -Four
CohAns company, in a musical farce called
The Plumber The Ave Rymnasts known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

All Of the theatres will give special mnti-
nees next Wednesday, which is Washing
tons Birthday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

FRITZ scheir has found -Fatinitza- the
most popular offering she has made at tho
broadway Theatre. This opera will be
continued another week, giving way then
10 -Boccacco, another Suppe light opera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

David Warfield will play in the. Music
Master for the l71th time next Thursday
night at the Biiou Theatre. The human
touches in this play have created an ertraor,
binary popularity for both the work ana
[ he star
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

New features have been introduced TINS
week into The Athletic Girl" AT the new
Colonial Music Hall and the piece hhS peeh
recast and shortened 10 let in an extendea
variety bill. II goes with At snap an a., y
now a lively little musical COMEDY ne
burlesque Of the Duel in the snow appears
to New \ orls'E idea OF entertainment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

AT the top Of the programme. at the circle
this week are Eddie foy and ms company
in The Man Behind the Gun Others are
Miss Mary Shaw in playlet called The
Silent Witness; Charles Leonard Fletcher
who gives AN Evening with Charles Dick
ems; Walter c. Kelly. monologist; Sig
omoto's Troupe Of Japanese acrobats'
Treloar. Stanley and Wilson and Hoey
and Lee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

-Adreu, with Mrs Leslie Carter in the
title role, continues 70 maintain its strong
attraction at the Belasco Theatre. Mrs.
Carters portrayal of the blind princess
who RECEIVERS her sight shows the actress
in different light TO any role she has had
hitherto and has created new discussion
Of her talents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

How He Won Her will be the plav at
the Murray Hill Theatre this week. with
Billy Clifford in the principal part
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The Yorkyille Theatre Stock Company
is to present this week the Sherlock Holmes
play founded on Sir Conan Doyle's novel
The Sign of the Four" Will X. Walling
will play Sherlock Holmes and the rest Of
the cast will he in suitable hands.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
ouportuuItIes NJ Oacoms, s. d.

The town OF Cacoma, Lyman Coun.
~ South Dacota, Is located on the
Missouri River. opposite Chamberlain
With the completion OF the Lyman
County extention OF the Chicago, Mil
waukcc s 81, Paul railway, oacoma
viii become the distributing and ship
ing point for populous and product
I've area larger than the state Of Yer
mont. The townsite Is beautiful. well
drained, has the advantage Of rail.
way and steamboat transportation
and Is bound 10 become one OF the
most important trade centers OF
South Dakota.
About June sc there will be a
sale OF town lots Offering excellent OPP.
portunities for profitable Investment
Business men who are seeking good
locations for mercantile enterprises
will do well Ia Identify themselves
with Oacoma. Watch for dates Of the
excursions for the sale VI Oaeoma
town lots
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
Band practice was satisfactory

The Tabor Concert Band held
it's first rehearsal in the Society
Hall on Sunday afternoon under
the conductorship OF J. A. Dvo-
r,k, the result, of the reheasal be-
ing very satisfactory. Musical
pieces which are quite difficult
and complicated were rendered
almost faultlessly, and all men,
bers of the Band as we'll as the
co nductor were we'll satisfied with
the rehearsal. There are eighteen
mt mbers IN all. and are all very
enthusiastic; and the fact that all
OF our business men have literally
contributed in the collectin made
by several members il is safe to
say that the band stands on a So
lid foundation and will be a Gre
dit to our town.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

Most every City. town or village
in the United States is a scene of
sotfie kind of a celebration more
Of less; on the 9TH OF July in COM
memoration of that great day
when this nation of that grea, day
when this nation declared itself in
independent. This significant
day was made a legal holiday
throughout this country and every
sincere patriot young or old with
rapture awaits the coming OF
that day:
That d town which celebrates
this day benefits by so doing, we
will briefly explain. In the place
a town that has lively business
men is lively, and being such, the
farmers make it their trading
point and in order 70 have their
trade one must give them some
attraction and entertainment: for
a farmers life would he a life Of
monotony and solitude il it were
not for his town brethren. who,
being dependent. must attract
him and beside this; occasionally
entertain him. II is a proven fact
that a town where, there is a moth
ing-doing in the line of entertain
ments, gradually is falling out O..
the minds of farmers. and as hu-
man nature seeks recreation of the
soul, they will 60 to the neighbor-
ing town where the businessmen
see to il that there is something
doing; will 60 there once. twice
and again, and after that form the
habit OF going there always be-
cause they actually get more salts
faction in that kind OF a town. for
in connection to being accomoda-
ted in the necessities of the body
they also get some recreation and
food Tor the soul.
Hence We say that Tabor should
celebrate 9TH OF July; let the peo-
pie know that we,stih live and do
good business; give them some at.
traction. entertain them an d they
will come to trade with you more
than ever. Stir up the atmosphere
in the town and its vicinity tina,
day with the town in gala attire
flowing banners; reports of mus
kets and anvils. Be cheerful and
make merry on that day even il ],
is one hundred and twenty nine
years since this day took IT'S orr
gin. Be thankful to Providence
that this day of Independence
ever orip mated M all he patrsotic.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

The correspondent to the Les
terville Ledger In last weeks issue
of that periodical confronted us
with custom which we gladly
take occasion to answer! In the
first place We applied the
term hamlet to the now incorpo-
rated town of Utica simply be-
cause this application had been
generally applied many before
the recent incorporation of that
town, and such beng the situation
we meant no harm, and theref ore
see no cause why the correspond
ent should take, the, matter so
seriously and accuse the. Tabprites
of unfriendliness towards the Ul-
Gates. No, dear friend, the, PEG,
pie here entertain the ,same az
mount of friendliness as. they have
in the past, and it is our. fcIvent
wish that this friendlinesS is con-
tinued between us forevermore.
We are neither jealous of the
rapid strides that Utica has made
of late; nor do we envy you your
splendid town and enterprising
citizens, but wish you every sue
cess and prosperity.
Thus far we have answered your
question. and now, dear friend.
tell US, we prithee, why has this
little word, signifying a pretty
little town, caused the mercury Of
your temperament to rise to al
most fever heatf Was',h silent
hatred imprisonment within your
bosom, waiting to be set free at
the first opportunity II so, verify
we say unto you that we are pos
sessed of torgiving nature, and
joyfully extend to you our frater-
nal right-hand, forgetting what
has been said and shout at the top
of our voice: Long live the people
of Utica: may the town OF Utica
prosper!
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
Academy Enter tai ument.

The entertainment by the
pupils Of the academy will be gi-
ven Tuesday, June 18th in the
large Society Hall. The features
of which will be a rich program
of reeitals, songs, declarations
etc. This time a change in pro-
gram will be made and some of
the numbers will be delivered in
the Bohemian language. which
the faculty thinks will meet with
the approval Of the public.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
8ih Grade Examination

There will be held In the public
school building In Tyndall, on June I'd
1906, an eighth grade examination,
for graduates Of the common schOols.
Those successful In passing this exam.
ination will receive u diploma, and
will be entitled 10 free tuitiOn In u
neigh boring high-schnol The exam
ination will be conducted by Professor
Sherwood. w, L, Robinson
Co Supt,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

AS we were writing up the ar
ticle relating to the dances held
here about two weeks ago. we
had not the slightest idea that one
single letter, unintentionly omitted
in a word. would be expounded to
the readers of the Lesterville Led.
ger to the effect that Editor
Dvorak of the Tabor Independ-
ent was guilty of saying tina, the
town of Lesterville was -stingly"
represented Al he Tuesdays
dance, and then the article goes
on singing hymns of reciprocity
1--WE spell it reciprocity which is
to be found thick and plenty a.
mong Lesterville's populace, but
not forgetting, without cause, to
throw unfounded insinuations
upon our young people.
We ask, why all this? Could
not Bro. Killion, when perusing
this particular article. at once de-
tect the omission of the vowel
20" from within the word strong
ly'? Was il through malicious
motives that the Bro. hath Grip
pied the word more than il was
and hath made "strngly" read
"stingly"? Furthermore. since
the Bro. holds that il was stingly,
90 we not all know that "stingly"
is no word at all and therefore
cannot explain how he derived
any meaning therefrom. Why
have not the two Brers, at Tyn-
dali registered their kick; they
were entitled to one as well. for
the article read AT Tuesdays
dance the towns Of Lesterville
and Tyndall were "strngly" repre-
sented here"
II any one is entitled TO a kick
it is we in the first place because,
we know that the residents of
both towns are on friendly terms;
we know that the people of both
towns are equally reciprocal; and
we also know that Lesterville's
dance delegations undisputably
equal those of Tabor at every
occasion; and lastly, we positively
know that we have never said
anything in any shape. style or
form that would be contrary to
this, and all at once as we are
reading the Lesterville Ledger
We spy an article in its columns
which gives Us credit for some
thing we know nothing about.
60 far as inducing our young
people to break away from their
'old haunts as the Bro. hath kind
ly reminded us. although he felt
within himself that il was an in
direct hnt for the young people
OF his town. We say that this
phrase becomes Insignificant when
tried to be applied to our young
people and was used by the Bro,
as space hller.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

The international Sunday School
Assn. st Toronto Canada June Goth 20
2Tth. Tickets one fare plus 200 for
the round trip.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

Fare and q third on Certificate plan
10 Chamberlain June sth- for sale o
town lots at OacoBa y. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

Tyndan June eth fare one and one
third for ,ousd trip. Campbell Bros.
Show.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
ABOUT TOWN.


cream.
FIR. Reidingef went 10 Tyndall
on business Wednesday.
Entertainment of the Academy
June 18TH.
Justice Jezewski made an official
trip to Yankton, Monday,
Geo. Tfainee and Joe Horaeek
were at the county seat Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs .TraYnieek
a boy. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Jos. Plavec a prosperous farmer
of near Tyndall was in town We'd
nesday.
1t is for your benefit that you
read the big ad. of Novak & Kos
tel on the first page.
Fr. Steyskal of Omaha, a stu
dent 'of Medicine is visiting with
Rev 4. A. Bouska.
Dave Eglandt the giant saloon
keeper of Armour is in town this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Reidinger OF
Tyndall were in town Friday visi-
ting with their son Frank.
Anton J. Novak is now buying
cream for the Hanford Produce
Co. and pays cash for It.
Mike Welt and v. ], Wagner
were at Lakeport, Sunday and at
tended a picnic at that PLACE;
7. V. Ptak and v. J. Ptak me
popular business men of Tyndall
were in town on business Sunday.
1ha place to get the very best
lumber at the lowest price is at
]. II, Queal & Co. yard, al Jezew-
ski, manager. c
Mrs. J. A. Dvorak and children
left for Chicago last Friday on an
extended visit with relatives and
friend at that place.
There will be a dance in Co.
CANS Hall at Bon Homme, 5. ID.
June 9th 1905. All arc cordially
invited.
Matt. Kremer and Anton Sleeh
Ia of Lesterville arc doing carpen-
ter work on John Honner's resid-
ence.
Nv. HARPER is the name OF
excellence in whiskey production
safest and most satisfactory for all
uses. Sold py Hruska & Trunee
Sale bills are done at the In.
dependent in both English and
Bohemian languages with neat
ness and dispatch and at a low
price.
+, ], Ploghoft, better known as o.
maha; contractor and builder oil
brick work, plastering, cemen,
work a specially. Leave orders at
the Independent Office.
Did you ever see a house-fy !
Well, il you didn't you will pretty
soon, unless you get one OF those
good screen doors from ]. II.
Queal & Co. AL Jezewski, man
ager. c
Anton Novak broke the record
in selling Cream Separators. In
the short time of six weeks nc
sold FL of those machines, . re-
cord which speaks well for him
as a salesman, and which is hard
to beat.
Jane Smolik, one Of our well-to
do farmers was in town Tuesday
on business and while here, con-
tributed a dollar and a halfto the
good cause. by subscribing for the
Independent.
Those from here who attended,
the firemen's dance at Tyndall or
Saturday last were;- Thomas J
Wagner, Pete Emmons, FIR. Reid
niger, Andy Cole, Mike Welt, V
J. Wagner and John hostel,
Several young men discovered
a novel way of reaching Tyndal
Saturday last, where they attend
cd dance They had borrowed
the hand car from section boss b
1
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

The Annual Convention Of Stock
Growers Assn. at Denver Col. May
9th To 18th. Tickets to Denver ColoTa
10 Springs and Pueblo at one fare
plus SEQ for the round trip.
The Annual Convention OF the Ira
velers Protective Assn. OF America
at Savannah Ga. May 18th To 23rd.,
Tickets at one fare plus LOO for the
round trip.
The National funniest North Am.
Gymnastfctical Union, at lndianapol-
h Ind. June 2lst co 18th. Tickets at
one fare plus 90 for the round trip
The international Convention Unit
ed Society Of Christian EndieyeT, at
Baltimore Md. July 9Th 20 10th. Tick
cts one fare plus zoo for rouns trip
Annual Convention Matt Education
nj Assn, Ashbury Park MY. July ,
70 eth lone fare for round trip.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

The Annual Meeting OF the German
Babtist Brethren, at Bristol Tenn.
June End 10 sth. Tickets one fare for
the round trip.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01

Annual Meeting MOBILES OF Mystic
shrine Niagara Fails n. Y. June ~
TO 23rd one fave plus . 200 for round
trip.
International Convention Of Omitted
Society OF Z. F., Baltimore Md. July
10 10Th: one fare plus s2.cof6r round
trip
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge OF
Benevolent and Protective Older OF
Elks; Buffclo y. Y. July II 10 18th
one fare plus 100 for round trir,
Farmers Nat Congress: Richmond
Va. Sept p to End icne fare for
round trip.
GA, r. Encampment Of 5. ID. at
Aberdeen June 24th: one fare for
round trip.
EsiIaysd. A chestnut-colored mare
about Monday this week. Any
one giving information to her
recovery will receive LIBERAL re
ward. John Konrad
Hankton s. ID,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-20

Portland, Nov ls-A good many tir.
keys, both live and dressed, were re.
ceised on Front street today, and a. the
Thanksgiving demand has not opened,
thef sale is slow. Tbs dressed birds
are likely TO be sent 10 cold storag.
until a day or two before Thanksgiving.
The live one. will have 10 be killed and
sent TO storage also, unless sold within
q day OF two, as turkeys fall away raps
Idly In confinement. Prices for live aud
dressed turkeys quoted today are meref
ly nominal. as very few sales have been
made. Most dealers think the market
win open up On the Monday before
Thanksgiving and that prices will be
remunefatise 10 the product.
The chicken market Is also expected
TO be more profitable than II has been
since the closing Of the fair. II IL
thought that more turkeys aud chick.
ems will be needed IN the market
Thanksgiving week tha min any previous
year, as population IL greater, and a
large proportion Of the people are more
prosperous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-20
FINDING BEE TREES.
Expert Advise on How to Become Z
Bee Hunter.

II ~ AHHtEts
Some bee hunters simply put out q
bit Of honeyeorHb, or even trickle- Of
honey on clean chip. never resorting
TO the pangeney Of -eorebed wax. And
these are apt TO mark thrir bees With
sprinkIes Of flour In order 10 trace their
fight. Whatever the bait. IL l. set on 0
stump. or stone. on fallen tree, in some
open glade Of the woods. A. certainly
a. the woods hold even one bee tree.
there will -oon be dozen bees sucking
with sll their might. The bee hunter,
stock still, watches them narrowly, aim.
Ing always TO sprinkle tho.e that come
first, since be knows they are from the
nearest swarm.
Commonly be- followf the earliest bee
nj IL first rise. II be loses IL, he goe-
back for another. He may wait and zee
bali dozen take flight from their lines.
making up hi mind as 70 the bee trees
probable direction. II all Of them take
one course. he has plain saiIing-it is
only q matter Of following that course,
keeping bi. eye. and ears the while very
wide open. II there are cross.nights,
bees scattering In all directions, the thing
TO do j. TO follow the best marked line
home. II possible In the wake Of laden
bee, and put out fresh bait for the
Others upon another day.
Following laden bee il none 20 easy.
The spiral rise i confusing but mas
ter bee hunter Is apt to be hawkeyed.
lie watches the black mounting speck
until il strikes line. then runs along its
line, knowing well IL win go straight TO
within a iew fet Of the hive. At the
home portal there may be slight
swerye, even lighting upon twigs or
the trunk itself, before crawling in
home. The entrance may be knothole,
or an innocent looking crack or seam.
Whatever il i, IT is apt to show vel.
low or brown stain, got from the pas
sing In and out of 80 many bees, wax
and honey laden.--Country Calendar.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-20

Connections made with all trans-con
tinsntal lines In Union Dspots.
Her tales Dansk, svensk Og NOrsh
Hier wird deutsoh gesprOchsA-
II. s. Rowe. General agent. Portland
oregon. 10 Third Street. cornsr Alder