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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

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From the Minneapolis Journal
"Hcre. Togo: come here. SIR"
Togo want n ~crackcr?"
"Hurrah! Hurrahl Togo wins. Togo
by q neck"
"Drat that Togo!"
Remarks like the above are already
TO be heard occasionally and soon they
viii be common. the first I'm application
to q dog. the second TO n parrot. tho
third TO a winning. the fourth to q
losing race horse.
When Admiral Dewe. won the battle
OF Manila bay n million dogs n cats
and horse were named after him. and
Dewey. don't kiss me-" or Come sit
on my lap, Dewey" or What beautiful
thin legs Dewey has," were sentences
to be heard everywhere. but now
many OF these animals are dead. and
the remainder are too old tn get about.
ana thus Dewey. as an animals name.
no longer strikes the ear.
JapAn's famous victory n bound TO
make Admiral Togo's name. with Its
martial. staccato sound. popular among
animals. Part Of the price that the
yellow seaman In To pay for his fame
viii be the cchoing through the world
OF phrases like "Dear little Togo" and
Come. drink our milk. Togo" and
Did the bad. bad man kick Togo"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

The disseminated man 10 often his
own cloud raiser and sunshire OBJ
cures.
Harsh criticisms OF nelghbors gencr-
ally arises from self consciousness Of
like defects.
Nothing so disturbs the devotions OF
n woman as the fac that her neigh
two.
Marriage Is n failure TO people who
are failures.
II In the deepest furrowing in soils
and minds that brings about the best
results OF harvests.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
A Woman Buyers Salary.
From the Pilgrim.

FROM the E1ikrlm.
The salary OF the woman buyer 4
often exaggerated. bur as "A matter of
fact Il varies very much according TO
the department and the demands made
upon II. Many OF them get $40 a week
or s., 900 "A year. a. here and there IN
one who gets a salary OF $1,000 and
5000 n year Hut while some have large
pay. there are more who have not.
There seems tn be n tendency TO the
subdivision o: departments. md ns n
buyer unde these conditions requires
less wide experience. rs well as less
administrative ability. the pay IS not
as large. For Instance. some stores
have a separate department for corsets.
another for baby clothes and "A third for
underwear: While onc firm makes still
another distinction with It's department
OF imported lingerie. ON the other hand
one store has all these In one depart
ment with "a who ~ one OF the
ablest buyers In her city at It's head.
The work OF the regular department
buyer includes not only the supplying
OF stock. but the oversight OF the whole
department, the care OF the stock and
the superlntendence OF the help: and the
latter. where the department IL large.
II an important feature Of the work.
There In one oma who has had as
many as eighty girls working under
her at one time. The buyers. as "A rule.
cultivate very pleasant relations with
the help. As business women they real
ize that the best OF their lives II spent
with the girls" because they can SYM
pathize with them in the hardships OF
store life. they take advantage CT many
opportunities for kindness. The good
buyer has the welfare of her depart
ment very much ut heart. and this
makes her particular about many
things. II Is needful. too. that her help
be well trained. The designing OF new
goods In usually one OF the duties OF
the buyer. as IL IN also her work To
keep informed on all new styles. IL
II surprising how. even IN the depart
ment of underwear. there Ia so much
change and variety.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
Thn 0ncnocoo.

According TO n writer I'm the Sunset
Magazine the original IndEIn name OF
the wild turkey was "~oocoocoo." which
was the Indian attempt To reproduce
notes peculiar TO the flock when
summing themselves In perfect content
on the river beaches" our domesticat-
ed turkey was developed from the
Mexican wild turkey. IL was intro
duced In Europe I'm the 10th century.
II received the name OF turkey"
from the notion hat u came
from Turkey.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
Sold at all druggists. zoe per boz.
A Garnet Randerinn.

New York World: President Harper
denies with more or less heat h report
that the ~doxology is no longer sung at
the University OF Chicago. The report
was crudely untrue. Everybody knows
the students version OF the dox-
ology In stiii the favorite hymn OF the
university. IL runs In this fashion:
Praise John from whom oil blessings fiow:
Praise him oil creatures hero below:
Praise him oil OF ye heavily host:
Praise William some, but John the mostt
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

&C that they viii not strike against IN.
roof and to protect them from rain and
storm n hood comes dow from the roof
projecting over the front the entire length
a the house. The entrance In made quite
large and II on ono end OF the house. This
IL arranged 30 that n door may be let
down at night and. II desired. locked. be-
ing held I'm place during the day by a wire
n two Eye screws. IL designed for fowls
the roosts may be made lower and n por-
ton OF the back side OF the house boarded
up to cut OF n portion OF the ventilation.
The Illustration plainly shows the plan
" his house which IL 10 Desirable.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
A FREE BOX
TIA

Send this. coupon with your name and nd.
dress and druggists name who does spf sell
u tor a free boa OF Muli's Anti-Beleh Waters
60
MULL's GRAPE TONIC CO., Third Ave
Rock Island. III.
Give Fall fdsrrss and Iyyias Plainly
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
Pownrn That Pray.

That fellow looks to ne like a profess
slonRl criminal"
why. that's Bishap Blotter.'
lis that sol Well. anyhow. he's one ot
the powers that pray"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

The forest reserve system I'm Colorado
now includes near G.O00. 900 acres. nearly
double the amount found in any other
state In the union.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
The General Imoression.

Puck: PA. what IL n miser?"
a miser. my son., IL a man who
won't lend you his money without
good security"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

Mr.. Hoidtitc-No: I won't buy you
that new dress.
Mrs. Hoidtite-Ail right then. I'll 20
tn all the temperance meetings l hcur
of. In old clothes. "a people will think
tn. reason I don't dress n better 10
because you are drinking.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

In the halter ring. When the horse pulls
back N ropo tightcss around the body
and pulls him back 30 that after a few
trials ne gives up the plan. To prevent the
rop from making tho back OF the horse
sore make soft pad OF several thickness
90 of new unbleached muslin covered OF
the outside with n piece OF denim or any
equally strong. clean material. Make small
straps OF some OF the material and sew 10
tho pad. tho rope passing underneath
these loops. The illustration shows the
idea plainly. figure I indicating h shap-
ing OF the pad at the center seam
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

A Cure for Stomach Troubie = A New
Method, by Absorption-N No Drugs.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-08
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Watson have left
for their former home in Kilso.
Washington.
Mrs. Jennison has moved into
the Samuels house, where she will
as usual, give board and rooms.
The Samuels family has left the
Park and have gone to Rainier,
where Mr.. Samuels is employed in
saw mill.
Mr.. Nokes has bought another
lot adjoining his property on
Amherst street and is raising lot
of blooded poultry.
To Professor Houghson is due a
great deal of credit for the trim
appearance of the lawn tennis court
on the slightly corner OF Fisk street
and the Boulevard.
Nice rooms and good board can
be obtained of Mrs. Hatfield, 1919
Fiske street. University Park
Phone Scott o793.
We are sorry to see Mr.. Cate and
his wife leave the park, Mr.. Cate
is a printer and worked on the
Portland Journal, but received a
better offer on Boise paper, hence
his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanNest had a
small dinner party at their home
one day last week. Their home Is
a veritable art gallery, and Mrs.
VanNest is rapidly making a rep
utation as a charming hostess.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
University Park Congregational
church will give sale and chicken
pie supper, Friday evening, Dec
ember IS, in Artisan Temple,
Portsmouth. Price, 25c.
A sign is hanging from the tele-
phone pole at the corner OF Dawson
and Fisk streets notifying the
people that the city engineer Is
about to improve Fisk street, and
that all those who believe it should
not be improved will be given until
December IS to register their kick.
The good people are asking them,
selves why the sidewalks should
not be completed first. The three
board walk was bad, but now they
have no boards at all in places
True, they have long stretches Of
good walk, but that makes it al
the more aggravating when they
are suddenly brought to halt with
90 or 100 feet of mud staring them
in the face. Yes, We need i'm
provements
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-08
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Capital Stock OF $4,000 To Run
The 81. Johns Fe ~.

Incorporation papers have now
been filed for the company To own
and operate the ferry here at ST.
Johns. There are 100 shares at
sIoo each-and +, Brink owns
by far the controlling interest -
having 10 shares. Il. l.. Brink
has four shares, and ]. Z. Me
Fadden, a Portland attorney, has
one share. The remaining IS
shares are equally divided between
Eugene Hoch and Sol Blumauer,
Al an adjourned regular meeting
of the city council the franchise for
the ferry was granted. Had the
time limit been complete IL would
have been adopted on Monday
evening, but the law states that
sixty days must elapse between the
introduction of such an ordinance
and its final passage. II was intro
duced October S; hence It could
not be regularly adopted until Dec
cember @.
There was no argument against
adoption OF the ordinance as pub
lished-the council and the public
being a unit in the belief that its
adoption will be highly beneficial
for the city and all people in its
vicinity. Its establishment will
mean much for the progress OF ST.
Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-08
Our Local Grist

The desire for street improve.
ment does not abate.
Get your Xmas presents at the
st. Johns Bazar.
Mrs. Ed Harlbert has been ser
iously i'll the past week.
First-class row boats and canoes
to rent at city dock. J. B. Campbell.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
). II. Greene is slowly improving
after her very severe illness.
For fine cigars it will pay YOU to
call at Valentine S: opposite city hall.
There is to be meeting of the
school board next Thursday even
ing. 1t is open for all interested.
Smoke st. Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar on the market-the white
Crow"
Mrs. {. n. Braascl was ser
iously i'll on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, requiring the services of DR..
MacLachlan.
Is your home insured against fire
If not, see NJ. l.. Tufts at the Pc
ninsula Bank for the lowest rates.
Mrs. S T. McClave and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie, attended Presby-
terian reception in Portland OH
Tuesday evening.
Cream Puffs and Lemon Pies
ready Saturday at Boston Home
Bakery.
NJ. w. Tufts and family moved
on Wednesday from their late res
idence to another house belonging
to them near Mr.. Chipman's.
Eating and winter apples-also
good potatoes for sale. See G. n. !
Braasch about them.
The Aid society of the Metho-
dist church held all allday meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Rossiter on
Wednesday completing preparations
for their bazar.
Have YOU seen those new dishes
at the St. Johns Bazafp
There are now 43o pupils in the
public schools of St. Johns. The
main building is filled and Miss
Eva jenkins is conducting room
in the portable building.
Smoke St. Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar Oh the market-the white
Crow"
The st. Johns brick yard is rum
ming at full capacity--and has
orders to keep il so running for the
next two months. II is turning
out a nice quality of goods. ii
Mems colored shirts 4Sc at the .
St. Johns Bazar.
The pupils OF the high school in
st. Johns contributed a lot Of fruit .
and vegetables, and a sum Of money, |
the day before Thanksgiving for
the benefit of the Boys and Girls /
Aid Society.
Try the Par Excellence" the .
champion SC cigar: made in st. .
Johns.
Miss Bailey, who has been teach |
ing grade "a was promoted to-
grade 4a-to I'LL the position held |
by Miss Josephine Preston, de-
ceased. Miss Meta Midgarden, a
graduate OF the Minnesota state |
normal aud a teacher Of nine years
is now in charge Of
Miss Bailey's former pupils in
grade ga.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-08
AT Methodist Church.

Rev. +. l.. Young, pastor.
Services next Sunday:
Sunday school at ten O'Clock
Mrs. c. f.. Thurston, superinten-
dent.
Preaching at eleven.
Epworth League 4 six-thirty.
Prerching seven-thirty.
Good music by large chorus choir
under the direction of Mrs. Mae
Wright.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-08

See the Peninsula Bank for fire
insurance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
WELCOME, GIANTS!

And today the Giants come home
and with them they bring the salts
factory record of having played four
teen games on the trip and won an
even half of them. giving them an
average of $50 per cent for those
played while away.
This afternoon, though today was
set aside as rest day for all teams
in the Kitty, they will play off the
game with Henderson which was post.
poned the day after the season was
formally opened on account of the
condition of the diamond, which made
playing impossible
The return Of the team, with a rec,
ord the equal of which is desired by
all teams in the National league
should be attended by the presence of
a large crowd, made doubly big by
the fact that the game will be decided.
ly warm, Henderson desiring revenge
FOR the drubbings she has received
from the mud wallpapers" and they
being fully decided to lose no more
games on their home grounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
pay or NIaht7

Unquestionably 1t would be an ex-
cellent thing did we confine our pleas
ures to the day and the early hours OF
the evening. retiring early, arising
early, and doing our work with the
strength and willingness such life
would give We might eat less and
pay more attention to food values
without decreasing the pleasure OF
consuming our meals, The food is
only feature of 1t, the linen, china.
and other accessories. and the room
itself having a great deal to do with
the meal, in the minds Of refined peo-
Pile The time will come when fashion
will upset the accepted routine Of the
day and put back dinner to the hour
OF our grandmothers day. Fads have
way Of intruding, and idle, restless
people welcome changes. If health
becomes the fad Of all, sacrifices OF
every kind will be made in Its name,
and just now 1t occupies good part
OF our thoughts We are eating more
cereals than meat and cultiyating veg
etables the year round, with no regard
to season. Some day big trust will
perhaps step In and put them out Of
our reach; hut. there viii be Yankee
ingenuity to reckon with, and substi-
tutes win be found, never fear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
There's a Day Coming.

II is now claimed that Holyeross is
wanted by the New York Americans,
but that the latter defaulted ON the
second payment of $3.50 due May 1.
under the terms of sale. Holycross
was recalled by Cairo, and Cairo was
in turn warned not to play him until
the controversy is settled Cairo wants
81 00A for him. but most people
wouldn't give $1,000 for the whole
Cairo elub.-Paducah Sun.
Braggin's ketchinl Have all the fun
you want to now, say all the sarcas-
tic things you like but there's a day
coming. and it's coming mighty soon.
He VINO laughs last laughs best. The
season is a bare month old. Cairo
starts in on lG straight on her own
dunghill today, and if the Giants
don't make some of you braggarts
bite the dust, Wen be nightly fooled
But talking about the Cairo team, if
Il is n. g., why did Paducah kick up
so much fuss and try 10 take Black
burn away from us? Eth,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
EDDIE HANLON
B[STS CORBETT
FORMER CHAMPION WAS ALMOST
OUT WHEN THE TWENTIETH
ROUND WAS ovER--A FAST
BATTLE.

San Francisco, June Eddie Han
Ion fought Young Corbett to a stand
still during the last few rounds of
twenty-round contest tonight and was
awarded a hard-earned decision. The
fight was exciting from start to finish.
During the first part of the contest
Hanlon had a slight advantage, but
no harm was done either man until
the eleventh round.
Then Hanlon rushed Corbatt to the
ropes, but the Denver man stalled him
off and blocked number of stomach
punches. Corbest got to the center
of the ring and in mix-up landed
left and right swingo on Hanlons jaw.
The San Francisco boy went to his
knees and took the count of nine He
came up fighting and in spite Of
Corbett's strenuous efforts to put him
out finished th round strong. For the
next four rounds Corbett went at his
man and in the thirteenth had Hanlon
very tired, but he could not land d
knockout blow
Hanlon braced up In the fourteenth
and seemed to have a slight margin
over Corbett The fifteenth round was
about even. The sixteenth was Cor
belts and the seventeenth Hanion s
Corbett had shade the better of the
eighteenth. The nineteenth and TWEEN
teth were all Hanlon's. The fight
closed with both men on theeir feet
and Corbett all but out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
WARNING BARS DUKE VLADIMIR
Gear Changes Representative to Ger
many's Royal Wedding Because
Of Threat to Stay.

Berlin, June 2.-It is stated that the
substitution of Grand Duke Michael
for Grand Duke Vladimir as the ears
representative at the wedding of
Crown Prince Wilhelm and Duchess
Cecilia actually was due 70 the warn
ing received by the Russian embassy
here The warning stated that Grand
Duke Vladimir had been sentenced to
death by the terrorists and that his
appearance at the wedding would re-
suit in his execution in Germany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
THE UMPIRE.

with Apologies to Rudyard Kipling)
A fool there was and he umpired un
fair,
( Even as You and ID
Not a rag or bone or hank of hair
(The fans were sore and they didn't
care)
Not bit of him was left anywhere
(Not even his collar or tieD
oh, the coin we waste and the time
we waste
AS we sit in the big grand stand
Are caused by His Umps who doesn't
know how
(And now we know that he never
could know
And did not understand.
A fool there was and his voice he lent
Gwen as you and ID
To the national game, on sport intens
And he didn't say just what he
meant)
But fool must follow his natural
ben:
even as you and ID
Oh the games we lost and the money
we lost
And the number of times we famed
Were due to the umpire who didn't
know how
land now we know he never could
know
And could not understand.
The fool was stripped of his foolish
hide
Gwen as you and ID
The fans could have stopped then but
nc one tried
(He was surely wreck when they
cast him aside)
SO some Of him lived but most of him
died
Gwen as you and ID
Oh, 1t isn't the shame of the loss OF
the game
That stings like whte-hot brand;
It's coming to know that the fool new
Ell knew
Seeing at last that he never could
know
And could not understand.
Akron (Ol Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
INDIANS LOSE THIRD GAME.

Special to The Bulletin.
Hopkinsville, June 2.-Nothwith-
standing that the Indians outhit the
Nut Students two to one today they
lost the game to them, making one
out of the three for the local bunch
Purdue was in the box for the Stu
dents and his pitching was attended
with all sorts of luck, for, allowing
Ten hits as he did, they resulted in but
two runs, while the five which were
secured off South let four men cross
the rubber. Schan caught the first
part of the game for the locals, but
was taken out and the remaining in
nings finished by Rutledge. Score:
r H E
Hopkinsville .......,... 4 2
Paducah ...........,,. ~
Purdue and Sehan and
Rutledge; South and Land,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03

team was concerned. Ecl1st0ne was
hit hard. hut wonderful fielding and a
large element Of luck proved of great
assistance 10 him.
The single run Of the game was
made in the fourth inning Roland
opened the ball with a single and adj
vanced TO second On a sacrifice hit by
Mcnamara. from where he scored on
a beautiful Texas Lacquer by Price,
which was TOO slowly handled by
KOlb
Tie Mcnamara whose sacrifice as.
sisted in bringing in the run, is a
new man on the team. He played the
left field and at all times showed up
well. both in fielding and hitting.
Umpire Keifer was too sick to UNI
rpire the game and Pete Carr. sheriff
of Lawrence county, was chosen to
render decisions. Not once during the
game was his judgment questioned
and he gave fair and entire satisfac-
ton to both teams. Score:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
cHAncERY NOTICE.

AftAaHuFf NVHEtYt
10 the Alexander county circuit court July
term, A. D., fsu5. In chAucesy sittsnk.
Bill in ehaaeery for partition, assignment OF
dover and other relief.
Patrick II. Mckayen. Nellie j.. Bunch and
Lnneiia Lsnsnns complainnnts, vs. III Scott
Mcllay,n, Irene Mitchell, Jane SInssissufh,
Pilgrim McRassn. Gorwin MeRasen, Ella Me-
Raven, BENJAMIN McRaven. Mack McRayen,
Curtis McRaven, Mary MGR. Cotner and the
Illinois Central haiitosd company deftndants
The above named defendants sft hereby mott
ned that said complainanis have this day hlrd
tifiou. Assignment OF dover and other r''iief
against them. and that Anmmons has
issued thereon returnable on the frst day 81 the
next term Of said court. 10 be holden 1T the
court house in cairo. Illinois, on the 10th day
OF July next.
Cairo, illinois, May 27ths A D.. 1906
LEE B, DAVIS, Clerk.
David s. Lansden, com lainanE's solis itor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03

II from the darkened paths Of guilt
To narrow ways OF righteous love
We care to win the souls Of men,
Use not the wearyine words and tears
Which lend to endless chains Of wrone
Another link To strengthen them.
But seek to gather from Thy lite,
Az spinning daily thread by thread.
A. web OF glory strong and bright.
And ask thy soul each passing hour.
Whilst Ringing wide its shining mesh.
The question - Am living riRht2"
g. NJ. Wheelock. In Leslie's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
SHERIFF TOOK
CHARGE OF GAME
But That Didn't Keep Cairo From
Winning
ECKSTORE IN THE BOX
MCNAMARA, THE NEW FIELDER,
MAKES cooD-WlTT PITCH
ED WELL BUT TWO HITS
AND A SACRIFICE
LOST.
CLUB STANDING.
Special to The Bulletin.

Vincennes, June 2.-The third and
last game of the series went to the
Mud WALLPAPERS today after a bitterly
fought battle, the outcome of which
was matter OF conjecture up till the
time when the last bail was delivered
over the plate.
Witt and Eckstone, both formerly
on the Cairo team, were in the box
against each other. For the Alice
men witt pitched an elegant game
ana outclassed Eckstone for Cairo,
bur two hits and a sacrifice in the
fourth ruined the game so far as his
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
More Opinions from paducah.

II is very plain that Paducah and
Vincennes are TIE teams. It's a
neck and neck race for first place,
with odds lin favor OF Paducah at
present, because Hoptown Is easier
than Cairo. And where Is Cairo this
season 1.-THE Kitty league Is all right
Go out and support IT when the team
comes back TO town. The results OF
the league are published In all the
big papers some Of them placing
the X. |. T standing beside that OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-03
PALACE OF PEACE.
Netherlands Government Appropriates
s2So,o0o For Site of carnegie's
Building.

The Hague, June 2.-The first cham
Der Of states general today. voted
$3.50. 900 for the purchase OF site for
the Palace Of Peace to be erected by
Andrew Carnegie. The measure has
already passed the secopd chamber.