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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30

President Roosevelt goes to his
home in oyster Bay. L. l., this week
after attending the Harvard COM
mencement exercises at Cambridge as
the guest of Bishop William Lawrence.
During the heated season his summer
home at Sycamore hill will become the
temporary seat of government.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30

William F. wilkins. who, since the
creation of the office of chief assistant
fire marshal of Philadelphia In lsvs,
has held that position. was summary
removed Tuesday. June "a. oy Direc,or
Potter of the department of public
safety. Four policeman were also dis
missed from the service by Director
Potter. The principal charges against
the men were conduct unbecoming an
officer and disobedience Of orders.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30

Attorney General Moody has placed
the matter of carrying out the presi-
ident's directions TO prosecute certain
railroad corporations including the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road Co. for giving rebates under the
direction of Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral Purdy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30

.,yTrp- Pastry cook at st. Germaine's
IIANlLp "a FtTI0T ST. 26-tf
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30

"A despatch from Tucson, Ariz.. says
that at least twelve ranchers and sew
eral women and children have met
death from band Of hundred va
qui Indians raiding the country along
the San Miguel river in the Ures dis
trict of Sonora, and a rescue party
composed largely of American miners
has gone out. 1t is thought that fully
twenty Indians were killed The saw
ages carried off their dead and wound
ed. Five Yaquis, taken just outside
Lachumeta, and thought to have par
ticipated in the massacres. were i'm
mediately hanged.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

ers, . are sheep herders. Tho others .re
scattered among the various trade=.
There are no professional men in the
institution, which il destitute Of minis
t"rs, doctors, lawyers. uewspapermcn or
merchants.
ih" item of expense is another inter.
csting feature. DIR. Gibsrn's report
shows that for the Years Of 1903 and :9Oi
the expense wns as fellows:
Administration superintendent and
Supervisors salaries. S7.7iO; Board,
SlSGiSlS; Dairy, s97I.l2; Dispcnsary,
silGC2; Fire aid Lights. s7,522 ~;
fnrm and Garden, sG,3i5.?3; Insurance,
:2,OOS -; Laundry, 81 Al "a; Orna.
mental grounds, sl, ,I3!.3S; Repairs and
permanent Improvements, SS,lgi -;
superintendent residence. SSO6.91;
Transportation. :l,Gl2 10; Wards. ST.
1869. Total, ST ,9Ji 81.
There are lev ho@pitnl- in the country
40 well situated tn bc partially self.
sIs,a'Iing as the Nevada ins; tuition.
Dr. .GibsUn'r rcIOrt oi the farm is rcpItte
with interest. II shows that during the
tao years there was produced III the
orchurd, farm and garden nf the institu-
man lj,O2iC9 worth of pro luce in nddi.
ton to the live stock raised. Nearly al!
"i this was consumcd 10y the patients.
Among the articles rrrpared fruu the
farm'r products were 2iU0 pounds ci
4. I.
pcklrs, 2l2 gallons "f saurIrnut. ST
gallons Of jelly and 255 gallons oi string
hcuns.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Penetrated Into Lassa.

Lassa's former secret IL said TO
have boon more of n general super.
stltion than n fact. Though no Euro.
pean army has before entered It's
gates. they have not always been
closed To tho discreet traveller. Ac.
cording to n recent writer Warren
Hastings, kCCnly aware Of Lassa's i'm.
portancc. sent nm envoy thithcr--onc
BOElc-,as early MS l77i. Thomas
Manning. the frlcud OF Charles Lamb.
passed four months within tho walls
OF the sacred city, and left behind him
mn eloquent description. lie was even
granted an audience with the dalai
lama. boy Of z.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
SlOO Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn thai there is u: least
one dreaded discasr that science has
been able to cure IN all Its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catnrrh Cure Is
the only positive care known to .hr
medical fraternity. Catarrh being Il
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood aud mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. ana giving the
patient strength 10y building up the con.
stitution and assisting nature in dong
its work. Tho proprictors have so much
faith IN its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send Ior testiuon.
ials. Address.
L. }. CHENEY u co. Toledo. O
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
STARS OF THE MILKY WAY.
Distances Computed in Hundreds OF
Millions of Miles

Speaking roughly. we have reason,
from the data so far available, TO be.
iievc that the stars Of the Milky Way
are situated ut distance between
1Oo,00O,000 ana 100000. 900 times the
distance of the sun. At distances less
than this II seems likely that the
stars nre distributed through suace
with some approach to uniformity.
We may state as a general conclusion,
indicated by several methods OF max.
Ing the estimate. that nearly all tho
stars which we can soc with our tcle-
scopes are contained within a sphere
not likely to be much more than 600.
100000 times the distance Of the sun.
The inquiring reader may ask an
other question. Granting that all the
stars that We can soc are contained
within this limit. may there not be
any number of stars without the limit
which are invisible only because they
are too far away to be seen?-Har.
pcr's Magazine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
ManY Uses for Fire Brinnde.

Bcrlin's fire brigade Is known jOCu.
larly as the maid OF all work" II is
called out not only when fire breaks
out. but also when any kind OF acci.
dent occurs. When the elevator mar
wns crushed to death as Prince Fred.
crick Leopold of Prussia was descend.
Ing In high building II was the fire
brigade which was called out to free
the victim. Last year no fewer than
ll& animals were sucCorcd 10y fircmcn
Recently the frcmcn relieved a swal
low from n plight. Tho bird had
caught claw in some masonry under
roof and could not cNtricate itself
fireman climbed up To Il on fire
escape and released H. The other day
the hrcmcn were runE up To save cat
which was being attacked IN tree by
crows from above and by boys from
below.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Elko. Nevada. Friday, February 24. 1908.

which had been standing there some
time and which contained two men,
drove IN behind the carriage. When
near the Nicholas gate OF the KrrmIiu
;he driver, mt "A signal, whipped up
his horses. In few seconds the cab
and the carriage oi the grand duke
were at ci0Ge quarters. Then one Of
tile men III the cab hurled "A bomb
directly under Duke ScrsIus carriage.
blowing the vehicle and horses to
pieces, killing and horribly mutila,iug
the rnd duke The bnmh wills thrown
1T such close quarters that no; only
was ScrgIus killed. but his nssailant- :
were w"unGcd, one seriously. Tie
identity Ot ;hr assAss,us Is not yet
known. Several students have been
arrested i'll connec ion with tie hssass
NATION.
Grand Duk" Scr-ius was an uncle Of
the czar aud WAS one Of the most hated
men III the 'ZIr's court. He WAS oppose q
4" all movements booking to reform:
was hunter Of students and was oh.
noXinus To all the inhabitants of
Moscow. After the recent "I}lUody
sunday Sersius, fearing for his own
zatcty, returned to Moscow. where he
toGk refuge III one of the Kremlin
palaces under ii close guard. On several
occasions II has recently Iraf cd out that
hc had been selected for assassination.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

An Atchson girl said goodby to
her dCagCst beloved. who was going
away To bC gone two months. II was
painful ordeal. for with floods.
fevCrs, railroad accidents, and other
women. there was no telling II she
would ever see him again.
She sohhcG till the sound of his
footsteps had died away. when. feel.
in; that sh" needed something to
sustain her. sh" went out to the ice
bu-. and ate = plate of cold ham.
three pieces Of fried chicken. hnn n
cake. and pi"c" Of blackberry pie.
and drank three bottles Of ginger ale.
Then she went upstairs. slept sound.
and next morning felt so well and
happy that she found time to write
him a letter telling him she was
wrctChcd without him.--Atchison
Globe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
FAT MEN SEEK BARGAINS.
Wax Chummy as They Turn Over
Pllco of Collara

Piles Of Collars.
This Is the only time OF year We
catch the fat man at the bargain coun-
ter. said n salesman in the white
goods department OF New York de-
rartment store. The man who wears
anything abo"c an 1S-inch collar new
CT trusts his wife to buy his collars
or shirts. He never relies upon the
number on the collar box The fat
mans way Of buying n batgain coun.
Ter collar Is TO pick ii out of n Job.
lot tray and try 1t around his neck. |.
II feels as though 1t would button ess.
iiy he keeps ii in his hand and delves
In the pile until he finds another one.
IL IL doesn't fl he throws IL back. II
the store opens at S o'clock the fat
man who buys his own collars aid
shirts Is sure to be on the doorstep n
quarter before The hour. Ready made
collars are sod for % and 2l.inch
nCcks, but there are very few of them
IN comparison To tho number Of those
OF smaller sizes. \ nan who wea.s
a II or lG-nCh collar can take his
choice from a bargain sale almost any
hour o! the day. The tat man must.
and does, come early. Fat men are
very chummy at bargain counters.
What size are yon looking for?
one customer asks another.
Nineteen inches is the reply.
You'll find 4 bunch Of them right
down at the end Of the counter. Saw
them minute ago. What are those
IN your hanG-Cightecn and one half?
Just what I'm looking for. Give them
to inc and I'll show you the nine.
teens.
Catch women talking like that over
bargains!"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Women Easily Satisfied.

a RtinGy man In Atchison thought
and thought and thought: hc wanted
to give his wifo n beautiful surprise
for her birthday. ono that would not
cost very much. He NJ last thought
OF one. and on the morning of her
birthday no Kissed her You know
about women. They are satisfied 20
stay nt home II their husbands will
carry their pictures with them. This
woman Is that kind. and II has never
occurred 10 her since that there would
be more service In n gingham druss.--
Atchlson Glohc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Cherokee in EritiSh Army.

Lieut. Richard Ncalc, Jr.. OF the
British army was married at MusEo-
gee few days ago To an Indian girl
OF Canadian district in the Cherokee
EniiCn. having come all the way from
South Africa to claim the sweetheart
"a his boyhOOi days. About the time
the war broke ont I'm South Africa
Noalc shipped from New Orleans and
was soon at the front. He Immediate.
ly enlisted as British trooper. He
was In many battles and has many
scars. NcalC was wounded at Blocm.
fontcin. and there. by an act of
bravery, won the Victoria cross. which
he wears. His captain fell. badly
wounded. The young trooper reached
the side of his captain. pulled him on
his horse. and carried him of the field
In safety. The next day the command.
ing officer called for the trooper who
Gid this act OF bravery. \ cumradc
of NCalC told him that It was tho
"Chcrohoc Kid" that being the name
he went by in his troop. For this act
NcUlc was promoted to liCutcnancy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

y few cOuatcrfritcrs hnyc lately been
making ana trying Ia sell imitation oi
nr Kings New Discover! for Consump
uOn, Coughs nud Colds, and other med
icI!:cs. thereby deirnuaing the public
This Is 10 warn you "a beware ni such
people, who seek to profit, through steal.
my the reputation ~ remedies which
have been successfully curing disease,
Tor over - years. \ sure protection. tu
you, Ia our name on the wrapper LOol,
fuT it, on all DR.. Kmg'a, or Bucklcn'e
mcdies. IA all Others nro mere Imita
tions. II. T.. BuCKLES Il Co, Chicago,
Ill.,. and Windsor. Canada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Improvement In Japan's Laws.

Japnns laws have bccn greatly i'm.
proved during the last fifteen years.
DcCapitatinu Hnd torture have been
abolished and hanging remains the
sole method az inniCtinE the death
penalty. Instead of the $50 crimes
calling for the nll penalty OF the law
under the old system. capital punish.
mcnt is now threatened for only four
CrlmoR. Penal scrvitudc, imprison.
ment with or without hard labor. nnos
and police supervision nrc tho punish
mcnts inflicted for tn" minor crimes.
Corporal punishment Is no longer per.
mittcd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Ho-pItuI for Mental Diseases.

The biennial report 0i DR.. Gibson, III
charge of the Nevada, Hospital f"r
Mental disrRscn, has been filed. The
report Hls0 deals with former work IN
shc hoepitnl .ui FL.r~r 'rho' "ns dor"
during portion 81 DR.. Pattcrsou's able
administration.
Among new improvements made 10y
Dr. Gibson, he states in his report that
hc hn- aGupt"i method ui classifying
the puticnts different from ;hHt formerly
used Al present IsG patients are being
treated III the asylum. or this number
81 are females aud 10 are mHirs.
DIR. Gibson in hs interesting report
states that during the pHst term 20
patients recovered. n percentage OF
3lIl ~ tro number admitted nnd So
oi the total number under treatment.
F0r;y.tour death. covering the entire
period. are reported. Those were frou
vnrious causes hrough, on by lncanity.
Tho report goca into full dctuils. In
the number Of patients fr"w ditirrrnt
Couuiirs II shows that wnsho" lends tie
liRi "ith II pa,icnts. Next is Storey
with -, Orm-by with %, tur"ka witt
~, lIumhollt IL, En;D 10. Ly on >. ~.
mrrhlda Il. White Pine ,, DouGlas T.
Lander r.. Nyc @, Lincoln ,, and
Churchill /.
or these iG are luborcrs, - nrc house
"Ivo-, - have no given occupation, lH
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Volume 40.
TREES THAT MAKE MUSIC.
Pleasant Sounds Produced by the Ae.
tion Of the Wind.

Pleasant Sounds Produced by the Ac.
tion Of the Wind.
As the visitors passed through tho
botanical gardens. nutclIke whistle
made itself lcard-a sweet and pleas.
ant sound that rose and fell as the
wind rose and fell.
What is that whistllng." the visit.
Urs said.
The head forester laughing. an.
sw"rcd:
"Tha, is our whistlInG tree playing
an oblis"to In your honor. Come this
way. and I'll show 1t To you"
The tree stood In the sun. The
breeze rocked It's branches. and a
clear cLorus. rs Of flutes. arose.
"Wcl!' murmurcd a man. this ls
almost uncanny."
The tree" said the forester
comes from the Soudan. You per.
c":y" Tic pods on the branches ends?
Wrl II Is these pods that do the
"h.st'i"g. They are hollow. and
holes. caused by the wind or by in.
scc'5. rv'!Drntc them. Thus they are
musical nstrumcnts-penny whistles
i'lo"u through by the breeze they
civ" forth a tlutclikc sound"
Tn" south wind bent the tree almost
Z" the Ground, and the music was
ah#ErI forth loud and sweet.
Strange. isn't it?" said the forester.
and he added:
"Th" tree does well in this climate.
II may become popular here. But II
would never do to have II near the
house, for on windy nights it would
hccp the folks awake"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Poisons in Food

Perhaps ycm don't rCnIi2" TINT many
pain poisone originate in your food. but
somc day you may 'oel twiugc of dye
pcpsia that will convince you. DIR.
K,nR'a New Lifc Pills nro guaranteed ia
cure all eicknCgs duo Ia pOIsuus ~ undi'
gcsicd fnnd--.nr money back. 21r NJ
Elko Drug Co.'s drug store. Try thcT.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Knitted ~ Grand Dniir.

Grand Duke ScrgiuR wns killed Fri.
day Mt the Krcmlin palace, Moscow.
by bomb thrown under his carriage
by two mon. both Or whom were ar.
rested. Srrrius l"fi tho Krrmlin ~ n
cnrriagc mud drove tn tho Mutcum of
History. About = O'Clock the grand
duke started in return Ae the CIR.
riago pus4od tho law courts cab,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
New flDNDlugy,

Tho New York World says Chicago
University has discarded the doxology
and tho following hns been substituted:
Praiac John from whom all blessings
flow;
Praise his oil crcaturcs hero below:
Praise him ull yc heavenly hosi.
Praise William some. bat John the
most.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

Antique Methods Of Farming.
Although the Brazilian state OF Da-
hia is almost entirely an agricultural
region. plows. harrows and cultivators
are practically unknown there.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

Corresponding rates from Jthe r points
For further information call on gent
Sonthcrn Pacific Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
COLONIST TICKETS
SALE DATES

Commencing March lst and contluu.
ing daily to May 18th 1905, Colonists
Tickets will be on sale from enster n
points to California points and direct
Intermediates from:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
NYLET kAPElY.

Nemazete opomenout Sc dosta-
Wit ma vylet jenz uspofada Tabor
ska Koncertni iKapela, V krasne
zihrade j. w. Hrusky, " mile
zapadne od Tabora, V nedeli dine
l0ho zafi. Hosi od kapely sc W.
znaii V pobaveni obecenstva n "a
rucuji kazdemu dobrou chvili
Ceta Barney Colts byla ziskana
ku hire prot Rezac Colts, coz sill
buje zajimavou hru. Kapela tez
zahraie par krasnych skladeb kon-
certnich. Dobra hudba k tanci.
Pfiidte vsichnf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
ZlioubnS Pozar We Vodhanech.

Zhoubnf Pozar We Vodhanech.
Minulv ctvrtek rano bylo nav
stiveno m6sto Vod6any zhoubnym
pozirem ktery znicil 1pln6 obchod
j. Jandy, salon u taneirnu. Ztra-
Ia p. Jandy Sc paei ma $4,000, v
eemz sc zahrnuje zbon. stavenf,
domaci nabytek 4 satstvo. Mel
zbozi We storu asi IN "a, 3 a ztra-
tn byla dplnd. Rodina uprchla y
hoficiho staveni V noGnich oble
cich drive nez'i sc zdi sessuli, a
mimo techto oblekn Jim nezbyl ami
spendlik, doslovne feeeno. Salon
a tanecni sin Sc odhadovala v Gene
$1,000 a jest prave re by neposta-
viii IN tento obnos. Mattel tech
to BUDDY me zbozi a nabytku IN
$500. Ami z toho nebylo mic "a
chraneno. Pojisteni ma majetek
Janduv obnaselo $500.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

Fr. Hacicky ocekava novy par
nj stroj, IA ktery vymenil svui
stary.
Vol. Soukup Y Lesterville n Jos.
Fuks, byli V zahrade Vol. Koeni-
IA by okusili jeho jablek.
Ant. Herman pfijel z VidnS, a
dli pfitomne u sveho bratra Fran
tiska. Jest vyuGenym krejGim.
FIR. Kostroun n AL Novak S man
zelkami sc S Gcastnili pohfbu ma
leho Vol. Novaka jenz sc odbyval
V Yankton V nedeli.
yac'av Novak, vyslouzily vojin
zdejsi, jenz byl ~navstevou We stare
vlasri, pfijel prave sem ku SWIM
bratrum n sestrim, ktere po delsf
dobu nevidel.
Jan Cap Y Tabora stavi svemu
bratrovi novou sypku V rozmeru
24N36 stfcvicich. Ma byt doho-
tovena tento tyden, n jeho znami
dolehaji ma mel by DIAL pevng III.
klad pod podlahu, nebot budou
pofidat sousedskou.
Frank Beran a jeho dcera julie
kdyz ieli minuly tyden vecer Y
iankton, vfskoGil ma ne z nena-
DAM blize domova pes sousednv:
mezkove sc lekli a nahlym trhnu-
tim oba ma voze Sc nalezaiici, byli
vrzeni Y vozu. Ma stesti zadnf Y
Mich sobG ncublizil.
Karel Nedv6d a jeho rodina byli
take ma vine; liboyali 81 re jej dos
ii nazbirali, ale to co rostlo vysoko
ma reye tam nechali jake V poyid
&C o lisce, ktera nemohouc dostat
hrozny pon6vac byli $ dosahu,
pravila sama sobe: ! beztoho jsou
kysele; nae bych Sc po Mich sha.
nela.
Jan HoraGek a Henry Michael
vysli sobG onehdy ma hon, ale ne
NELL prs do echo ami stfelit. Pr
Gina toho vsak byla re tyz den
Josef Svatos vstal We 3 hodiny ra-
no, n jsa vyteGnym stfelcem vse-
cko vsudy vybouchal, jak patrony
TAX EVER, a ma ty ospalce kteff
vstavaji az kdyz kohouti odkokr-
haji sve ranni pisna nezbylo mic.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

.CcskGmu obccenstvu m9sta Bon
Homme a okoli ddvam srdecne
pozvanf by navstivili mdj obchod
n zarucuii Jim vzornou obsluhu.
NJ 4 m nejlepsf zasobu stfizniho
zbozf, grocerie, kloboukd, eepic
obuvi, nadobi hlinaneho j sklens-
neho. Kupujf maslo, vejce, sadlo
a drabez, a zaplatim yam ccn.y ia
ko V Tyndall nebo v jinych mes
tech. Navstivte mne. q. Ii. Sla-
sor, Bon Homme, :. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07
Nasim Ctenafnm.

JeEto je mnoho nasich GtenafI,
kteff odbiraji tento list a doposud
nezaplatili pfedplatne, tudfz by
chom ie Sadali by hledeli co mel.
drive TAX u6init, Pfedplatne ma
tedto list je Sl.50 rocne a pnlletne
75ctI. jest to maly obnos, avsak
kdyz je jich mnoho, tez 10 della
mnoho. Name sve vydanf a Ultra
t.y, n potion hodl6me dat jeste jed
nu stranu cesky, $ cimz budem
NIT Ease vylohy. Jiz pfedem de-
kuiem TEN ktefi obnos zaslou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-07

J. A. Dvofak s rodlnou byll
ndvstevou u JOS. Kappa V Lester.
vile V nedeli.
Mate-li drdbez ma prodej primes
te j A. j. Novakovi, on platf mel.
vyssi cenu.
=. a pr. j. Horackovi s rodinou
dlcii naystevou II znamych V Wae
ner tento tyden.
Pomniky "a cenu nejnizsf pro.
dava AL. Jczewski; Ifadovna v ].
III. Qucal d~fevarne.
JOS. Skorpik S rodinou byli ma
navst6v6 znamtch We Wagner
pres nedeli u pondeli.
Al Jezewski prodava pomnfsy.
Navstivte jej V jeho iifadovn6 '
dfevdrn6 J. H.. Queal.
+. NJ. Skoblic, nadany eesky
pravnik Ianktonsky, byl zde "a
zalezitosti dnes.
Koncert ma Columbia Grafofon
V Golden Rule obchodu kazdeho
dine, V Bon Homme, ;. ID.
Krasne saty a hedbavne zivltky
pro zenske' nyni V prodcji V Col
den Rule storu V BonHomm. SD.
Aug. Hajek Lestervillsky ste.
huje dunn JOS, Simona ma farmu
I. V. Ptaka, tfi mile severne od
mesta.
Nynf je cas- k prodavani drnbe.
Re, procez neotaleite a pfineste j
A. j.. Novakovi ktcry YAM zaplatI
nejvetsi cenu.
j. Wagner n manzelka, n. p.
Kremer a 81. Koeerova z Lester.
vile, byli zde V ned6li ma samo'
hybu J~oscfove.
Kdykoliv byste zasilali .penize,
budto DO Spojenych Statech, nebo
do Eyropy, zakupte sob6 bankov-
nj smenku draft V Taborskt
bance.
Karcl Blachnik jehoz farma je
vzdalena / mill severne od mesta
ma M prodej velikG mnozstvi win.
nych hroznu, ktere vypestoval ma
svG winch.
Lacine obleky do price pro mu
ze. - procent srazky IN celG III.
sobG Duck kabatn. Mackinaws,
UIstraku n pod. Musitc 81 pospi,
SIT chcetc-li toto zboai. ncbot ne,
Dude dlouho trvat za t.yto ceny,
q. Il. Slasor, Bon Hommc, :. ID.
Obchodnik V Bon Homme Wy,
slal obGznik oznamkovy jenz or.
namuje jeho zaEGjujici vyprodc.
ma ctvrtek, patek a sobo,u tentc
tyden. Vyplati sc VAN to jste-lt
V tom okoli od nej kupovat. Par
Slasor ie zkrz ma zkrz novodobi
obchodnik.
Jan hostel, +. hostel, Fr. Ko.
Ger, NJ, Neli n Vac. Bouska byli
ma honu V Charles Mix okresu d
vratili sc zpet S yelkym mnoz'
slim pr6racek a jinych opefencu.
Budto JIG tento okres pfebohatJ
ma ptactvo anebo jsou hosi TAX
zruGnSmi ''sorfsici".
Minuly ctvrtek sc pfihodilo vi;
ne ncstesti pi. JOS. PeGenky pr
stohoyani scna. Pr. Pecenkova
spadla nestastnou ndhodou Sc sto.
hu 20 stop vysokeho u rozdrtils
kost V pate. DIR. BIezek byl pc,
volan okamzit6 by osetfil pohmo;
dGninu. Nezme 10. nekolik ttdnL
nezli pr. PeGenkoya Sc Dude moe
pohybovat.
V pond6li veSer produkoval Sc
V sini PIP. Wagnera a Welfla, silak
pod jmenem Prof. Donahue''.
Cinku ktera vazila liz liber. a
kterou ien tfi re shromazdenScl
obouma rukama dovedli dat dc
wise, zvedl silak jednou rukou dc
WISE; jako5 j IT5 liberku ktcrou
nemohli zadni diva najednou WV.
vednot, zyedl dvakrit poposobe.