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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

The beauty seen Is partly In him who
ices iL-Boyee.
Where the speech Is corrupted the
niui IL also.-Scncca.
When a man Is wrong and won't nj.
nit II. he always gets angTy.-lialibur-
ton.
In noble hearts the feeling 81 gratitude
has all the ardor Of n passSn-rOincc'
lot.
High aims form high characters aud
great objects bring out great minds
Edwards.
Few people dIsparage a distinguished
inc"stry except those who have none of
their own. HAYES.
The joys We expect are. not so bright.
urr the troubles 80 dark. rs We fancy
they will bc.-Charles Rcaic.
People who live only to antuse them
selves. work harder at thr task IA
most people do In earning their daily
hread.-Hannah More.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

The popular firm OF Novak &
'Kostcl sold an elegant buggy to
Mrs. Tercza Kozel,
Every man owes IL 70 himself and
his family 20 master a trade or pro-
fession. Read the display advertise
ment OF the six Morse Schools OF Tcle
graphy In this issue ind learn how
easily n young man or lady may learn
telegraphy and be assured n position.
The firm King-Peterka & Co.
OF Utica have sold their mercan-
tile business to M. II. Beck. Mr..
Beck is not a new hand in this
line. is a rustler and makes a sue.
cess of everything.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
A Leak In Pipes.

A leak in tn: pipes leading 10
the hydrant located in front oil
he Petrik & Homer store his
been discovered last Friday Which
discovery solved the mystery why
he water in the tank diminishes
Up 10 the present time there has
zen no trouble Of this natute
nth any OF the pipes CT mains
md il is hoped that no more such
detects will appear. The leak
spoken OF can DC easily repaired,
because it has been found after
he earth TO a depth of 5 feet lad
bSCn removed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

You can't convince Il woman that
any man who has proposed to her 10
q fool.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

The Sioux Falls Daily Press is ore
OF the %cleaneSt papers in the stare.
The Press has the full Associated
Press reports and is N of the best
papers p%ublishcd.in the northwest for
market reports. The Press takes but
little interest in politics and is clean
fair, nOn-political paper. The Press
has made a great hit by It's universal
fairness In It's treatment OF all public
questions. Two bright young men
travel continually for the paper and
they cover the entne state. The
Press owns its horse and buggy lrr
rural driving and today The Press has
j. people on It's pay roll. The daily h
50 a year. DOtSoh & Bowen, the pub.
fishers, also own and publish the
South Dakota Farmer, a bright L.
page paper. IL Is issued every week
at 50 cents a year. Write for SAMPLE
copy Of either paper.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
Urc OF Wells Rnxnr.nd.

Artesian wells To bring water NJ out
OF the ground are ommon enough, but
for the first time t'scy have been pat 10
the use OF carryss surnicc water down
into the earth. L. X. SolomorI a
farmer Of Dakota. had put down into
the earth a tNy'Slnch tubular we'll NJ
the lowest point In his pwlallds With
the idea that II would draw the sur
face water of and carry IL down to
the sand. where II would join the an
foreground BOW. He lnds that II works
AZ he expec red, and he and his n eigh-
bors Will sink many wells for dralI age
purposes In the Missouri river bolt om
lands. They will usc six-inch wells.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

There are, on an average. 200 pigeous
officially kept In every German fortress
A salmon ON which all the spots arr
in the shape Of n shamrock was caught
in ireland the other day.
Eight pigeons recently hsw from Kim,
bcrley 20 Cape Town. a distance OF 5la
miles. In fourteen hours. -.
In South Greenland the color Of tho
hair ribbon which a woman tics around
her head denotes whether she be maid,
wife or widow. -. r,,, - =,
The Austrian s~ueaiyptus tree Is beins
grown on n large scale 10 southern Eu'
rope and northern Africa. because Of Us
tendency 20 drain swamps.
Herman Flacksmann. a poor rag pick
or In Hanover. inherited $4,000 from m
American uncle. When the money was
paid over to him no dropped dead.
Without losing q single animal. seven
shepherds recently drove a lock Of IL.
900 sheep from Mamuga. In Queensland,
TO Narbri. In New South Wales. n dis.
lance Of 900 miles.
For carrying a pig by It's ears and tail
IA Newcastle England butcher has been
fined for cruelty. though several expert
! cnccd butchers testified that that was
the correct way 90 carry n pig.
The only country which docs not use
the red cross as the emblem Of her hos
pital corps IL Turkey. which IN allowed
20 i:sc u rel crescent. In dcfC-cscc TO her
soldiers religious susccptibilitiea.
a fir tree has been cut In Oregon r.
Gently which made nine saw logs averas'
Ing fourteen feet In length. scaling 2i,4ea
feet board measure. The product Of thu
one tree Will bring more than $1,000
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
Carnival Az Tyndall.

! The grand carnival which is to
be held in Tyndall on the ~, %
and 74th of this month it is essen
tial TO say that this is the first
L ] IN C an entertainment Of this
kind has been offered to the pco-
pie of Bon Homme county. and
no doubt will be a grand and glor-
Gus SUCCESS. In addition TO scv-
.eral hundred dollars for races,
ball, games, music band. etc. a
number of free attractions have
been secured fol-. each day. There
will be a grand balloon ascension
with, parachute drop, with per-
Torrance on trapeie; also a NOV
ing picture exhibiio ion of !ife-size
moving pictures which will be full
of fun, interest and excitement.
The committee hls also secured
as a free attraction the Black Cd
dity, Sextettc, ri, ing four acts
daily of good singing, dancing,
cake;walking, wirc-walking .hoof
rolling, with change OF program
each day. Ball games each day
band concerts each evening. AS
has been announced, the Tabor
Concert Rand will play on the
s4th, This beng Tabor land
Springfield day, there is no doubt
that everyone from here will turn
out and thus avoid missing the
chance OF his life. Get ready for
the eat!
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
Child Fell I'm cIstern

While Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Har-
rison of Canton were visiting with
Mr.. Harrison's mother in Bon
Hommc an uncovered cistern al
most caused the death of their p
year old daughter. The child had
been playing near the cistern and
the top not being very high the
child bent over the rim and fell
headlong into it. The mother a
little before the Child fell forum
atty went IN that direction and
seeing what happened, like every
mother would do, without hcsita-
ton jumped down after the little
one. II it had not been for Mr..
Harrison's mother who also was
present at the painful scene, both
mother and child would have per-
ished, as the cistern contained 9
feet of water. But the aged lady
displayed a remarkable presence
OF mind and handed a rope and
calling several neighbors with
their aid the mother and child
were rescued from their unpleas-
ant and dangerous situation. Ii
is hoped that the irightful exper-
renee will have no bad results for
me mJlnGI AID Shi.G.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
Another Brick building

Work on the foundation of the
brick building OF Hruska & Tru-
nee was begun this week and
pretty soon We expect to see the
walls grow. The proposed build
ing will be ~ X 81 feet, located
Immediately north of their saloon,
and no doubt viii be one of the
finest buildings in town. Contrac-
tor Pullman of lesterville is in
charge Of fhs esec,ion. This will
be the sixth brick building in
town and VIC are sure that very
few towns the size of Tabor Can
boast Of having so many brick
buildings, The building will cos,
about $4,000
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
Her Idea OF Now York.

George II. Jordan. the populfsr thea
trical manager. spent his vacation MT
long ago down in New Jersey with AN
old farmer and his wife. They were
typical back woods p ople. but, withnl.
kindly and the soul uf hospitality. To-
ward the end OF his stay Jordan no
ticlng that the railrS md was giving a
two days excursion trip 20 New York
City. suggested 20 che oil folks taa.
they take IL The old a w;ss do
lighted. and at once preached the sub
ject to the old lady. saying: Mary,
how would you lila, 10 20 down %
New York City for "A couple OF daySf
The railroad IL runITEtg a cheap rxcuss
don and we could hnve a fine time"
For two days" exclaimed the partner
OF his joys and SORT ows. John. you're
~ big n fool as ever. What could the
likes OF us do I'm New York for TIVE
days;" "Oh, / dar, say we could man
age 10 enjoy oursel yes" That's just
Hike you. John. Dare say this, ana
dare say that. If u had been for one
day. I'd go. John. but what do hate
Is sitting around In a strange piaca.
with nothin' 10 e. and nowhcr o %
TO-"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
z E $ TAU RANT
and
CANDIES, GIG AIRS AND
TOBACCOS
Vac. Prop.
TeI chers Examination.

EtI IHGTh LNHFItIIdtIUH'
The regular scmi-annual teacher
evan lnaiion will be held In the high
school building in the city OF TyndIll
on Thursday and Friday, August 18th
aud 18th. 1905. The examination will
begin promptly ~ : o'clock "a ~. "n
Thursday. w. l.. Robinson,
Co. Supt
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17
A Cynicai Theory.

Father" said the small boy. why
do they call a speech made at a ban
quot "A toastf"
"dy son." was the answer, "It n
probably because they are 80 dry"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

Liquid kual is sold on the following
guarantee: la Kill lice on horses amt
hogs: Ia eXpell worms from horses ana
hogs aud tu make "A chicken lice Kill
Ter at ten ilul cents a gallon that the
National Medical ca. or Sheldon In.
guarantees rs good rs any uu tie
market.
Dip your hogs to rid them of Srut-
vey and lice by using one part -! Liz.
uid Kual TO fiIty .jOl parts ut water.
For worms feed your hogs one part
~ Liquid kuIl to two hundred .-H,
parts OF water.
We guarantee Liquid kUal 90 make
The BEST lice killer On the mgrSct l"I
tnr least cost.
we guarantee Liquid Eual 20 De-
the best d~i>cIi,l'aul uu tHr utrh"t
today. Every can sold ~ u guarantee
90 do rs recommended or your money
refunded. Send 10, free sample.
belmont. :. II.
used l.. X. for hog cholera and y
was al right. II cured my hogs / had
three sick ones and they HI. gut wu,.
IAN done Inc. | also used /, i"r chick
en- lice aui mites and II u al yuu
claim for IL. II Is the Only Medicine
FOR hog cholera, | think.
GOtlicb Jerk"
MiE. by NATIONAL 1EDlcAL 60.
sheldon. Iowa.
FRANK HoRAcEN, Tabor, =. u.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-17

Owing to the disposal OF th:r
mill, the undersigned request al!
parties knowing themselves in
debted, 10 make scttlcmcn: on at
before August 80. Accounts NO.
settled on that day will be placed
in the hands of al attorney To-
collection.
Tabor Milling Co.
Remittance received 10y j. liurac"s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24

AOo&s
A pair of lady's gold trimmed eye
glasses were lost on the road be-
tween Park Hall and Mr.. John Hill
tons. A liberal reward will be
paid for return to this Office.
Though the current season has far
advanced, we shall be pleased to or
der for our patrons trousers at the
very lowest prices. While you bear
in mind that we offer 5 per cent. of
on all goods except groceries for
cash. consider especially that our
spring stock of shoes may be pur-
chased at 10 per cent. OF for cash
for the next fifteen days. The ST..
MARY's PACKING AND MANUFAcrUR-
ING COMPANY!
CHARLES Z. STERLING, Manager.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24

The st. Mary's Republicans viii
hold their primaries next Saturday
the 18th. instant. and their county
convention on the following Tues
day. We are told that IL is on the
| cards that fewer coIored delegates
are TO be present than in any for
mer convention.
a ten innings game was played at
Solomon S Island last Tuesday be-
tween the Leonardtown Club and
the Island Nine. The score was 4
70 4. There was quite a display of
temper, and but for good advice of
few cool heads the game might
have ended in a row.
The Trustees of Charlotte Hall
School, in addition to the eight free
tuition scholarship now awarded,
have determined TO give free tuition
to every bona fide resident student
OF Charles and st. Mary's counties
who has completed the eighth grade
in the public schools.
August 10th. instant, the CEN
tenary OF the restoration of the
Jesuit Society was celebrated at
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown.
Rev. Brent Matthews, s. j., of st.
lingo s, and Rev. p. ]. O'Connell.
S. j.. of Leonardtown, were among
the clergymen present.
At the Marlboro Fair, Wednes-
day. awards were given Miss Louise
o. Thomas, of Jarboesyille, for home
made grape wine. Fl. A. Beale. of
st. Inigo's, was awarded a frst
prize for a thoroughbred FLY, and
w. V. Waters, of Leonardtown, for
standard bred mare, Louise Hal.
Twenty-one members of the West
inghouse Outing Band. of Pitts
burg, went to Spencer's Wharf on
the Patuxent River, st. Mary's
county, today Tor a two weeks out
ing. The party took down quaint
ties of provisions and 4 perfect camp
equipment in the forms OF tents,
cooking utensils and furnishing
Herald August 10.
The guests registered at Fox well s
Point are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Quincy
Dudley and daughter, Miss Anita,
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Breast and
daughter, Miss Helen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Wilson, Mrs. VIM. Boyd and daugh-
ter Marion and sons, Kenneth and
Allen, Misses Minerva Selby, Eli
zabeth Dickinson, Katharine Potter,
OF Washington, d. c., and Mr.. Will
lard Fl. Smith, of Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24
Dinner and Excursion.

The ladies of st. Andrews Par.
ish will hold their annual Festival
at Town Greek on Thursday, Au-
gust 81. Dinner will be served at
1890 Excursions will be made dur
ing the afternoon to the Dewey Dry
Dock and the North Atlantic Squad
ron under Admiral Dickens now
stationed near Solomon s Island. A
grand opportunity to get the best
dinner of the season and the last
chance to visit the battle ships and
Dry Dock. A brass band is expect
ed to be in attendance. Dinner SO
cents. Excursion to Dry Dock and
war ships 90 cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24
Orphans Court.

Tuesday, August %, 1905. Court
met-all the Judges present.
Last will and testament of James
G. Barnes admitted to probate.
First and final account of Eugene
T. Graves, executor of James v.
Price examined and approved and
distribution ordered.
First and final account of Ann S.
Adams, administrative of Henry
Adams, deceased, examined and ap-
proved.
Inventory of personal estate of
Celia Maria Long filed, and order
for sale granted.
Court adjourned to September IL,
1905.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24
A Horticultural Marvel.

After IL years of experimenting
John T. Spencer, ofGrand Junction,
Col, by countless crossings has sue
ceeded in producing seedless ap-
pie.
The method of propagating this
novel fruit is given by the World of
Today as follows: Small Seeding
trees, perhaps six inches high, are
set out. After a seasons growth
each is budded with scion from
the seedless-apple tree, and in an
other year the little trees are mark
etable, at prices lowering near the
- mark. In about six years such
trees will begin to bear. Large or
chards of the new apples are being
sent in all OF the apple producing
States of America. and it is estimat-
ed that in the autumn of 1906 not
less than 100000 trees will be
ready for distribution.
Foreign countries are also taking
the matter up. Switzerland alone is
putting out 100. 900 trees. II is prob
able that England and Ireland will
also be stocked with the new varie-
ty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24

Mr.. G. w. Brook, Editor of the
Aberdeen Enterprise, Aberdeen,
Maryland, writes us
/ used your Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy some tsceaty years
ago and discovered it was a quick
and safe cure. No one can sell me
something said to be lust as good"
as the Chamberlain Remedy. For
in all these years / have used il and
recommend it, have never known
il to disappoint any one in its re-
suits when Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
taken for the complaints which il
cures. Have it handy in the house;
don't wait until you need it before
you buy it. You don't have time to
send for it then, keep it in the house.
For sale by Tippett, Johnson 4 Fox
well.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24

|r 5 and
hdvan-
| appear
IS more
soon as
lhe low
/ saucers,
10Th front
|atch, the
band in
ice grade
!. These
fhe price
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, another
| different
Ewoalike,
glass, 10
bibles, all
more but
pts each.
|eys done
Pund COL
different
+ bright
~ useful
20 cents.
fumblers
| had bet
pile they
70 theun-
+ set. A
hntage OF
Es. The
light now
|use them
pr round.
price of 8
rms, aud
beauties.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24

From Our Regular Correspondent.
1 During . recent storm the rain
poured in torrents and considerable
damage was done to reads. A tree
was struck near q dwelling ia st.
Jerome's Neck. and a COW standing
at some distance from it was instant
~ killed.
The postoffice (Wynne) at Miller s
wharf is a great convenience to the
consigrers and citizens Of Smith s
Greek and Caivert's bay. The Office
was named after Rev. Father Wynne,
of Georgetown College. d. C.
Henry Goodrich. Esqr., visited
this section recently and bid his
many friends good bye as he will
not be allowed an absence from his
studies for Ave years. His object is
TO become priest. He has chosen
the better part. Henry was former
ly a pupil of our private school at
Tall Pine. He was studious and
obedient pupil. AS his old teacher
we offer the following prayer to the
great God Man in his behalf:
20 Lord Jesus, our God, King,
Creator and Savior. please grant
him grace to yield himself body and
soul TO your service and for your
glory. Amen. i"
1t pains US to see envy rampant
in some bosoms. Envy is a terrible
thing. Did it not lag Caesar dead
at the foot of Pompey's statue 1t
set Gates against Washington. 1t
is as cruel as the grave" Il has
left its horrid mark in earth and in
hell.
At this writing the sun is not OBJ
scured. The foliage is, as it were,
soaked in light. All nature rejoices
deeply in the morning.
Large consignments of tobacco,
wheat, ETC., are made from the diff
ferent wharves.
Doctors are comparatively mac
tive just now.
A few old fashion vehicles are &C.
casionally seen. What deformities
are there in the machinery OF the old
inventors
Few dogs are seen and rabbits are
not molested as formerly. Little
boys will have a large harvest the
ensuing fall and Xmas will find their
pockets replete with dimes and quar-
ters. May it be so.
A colored man recently remarked
TO US: l saw Chinese baby the other
day. l tell you, sir, the almond
eyed men and women OF the far East
are coming to our shores despite ef-
forts to keep them away. There is
q screw loose somewhere. Don Z
you think SOP We briefly replied,
in substance. No doubt in the dist
ant future when Christianity is ut
terly abolished from the land, the
yellow peril" viii; be enthroned.
Joss houses and opium dens will be
more numerous than churches and
whiskey shops are at present. The
devil will have consummated his
hellish purpose so far as the U. S.,
is concerned.
There is noquestion that the light
house at Point-No- Point fills long
felt want to mariners.
Mrs. Harry Beal and Mr.. Thomas
Camalier are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
]. Frank Smith, Scotland.
Mrs. w. r. Pembroke has lost 20
young turkeys in consequence of a
small red insect which bores into
the flesh, poisons the blood and ul.
timately causes the slow and ex,
cruciating death of the fowls.
The mercury for several conseca-
tive nights has descended to "a de-
grees. Cool for the season.
10 p. m. How sleepy Query.
Is not the hand of sleep the finger of
death AZZANA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24


The souvenir habit las taken
such firm hold upon certain femi-
mines frequenting the hotels Of this
city that the propFietors have been
put to dire straits in order 70 stop
the habit. The recent fiching By a
lady" of an expensive pairof Irish
lace curtains. with the monogram
of a certain carasansary worked
thereon. was the straw that broke
the cameI's back and prompted the
boniface of that establishment 70 re-
sort 10 extreme measures Calling
bis employees together. be told them
that the stealing fad bad 70 stop. SO
far as his hotel was concerned.
Then he unfolded tothem the method
he had decided on for accomplishing
such an object ANY article taken
from the sleeping rooms was 10 be
enlarged up to the maid having that
room under her care, and anything
taken from a table was 10 beaccount-
ed for by the waiter assigned 10 that
table.
The proprietor even went so far
Is to have printed slips handed TO
his employees containing the prices
Of all the silverware. china. glass
ware and other articles used about
the hotel. The maids were 70 re-
port the missing souvenirs from
their rooms 70 the man with the dia-
mond stud. who would include the
cost of the articles when the guest
came to settle up. and the walters
were to count in the price OF things
taken from the tables when they
handed the diner their bills.
1t is needless to say that the en-
ployes we're on the qui vive for sou
venir" collectors. and the new order
had not been Is hours old before a
waiter in the hotel roof garden found
it necessary to take refuge under it's
sheltering wing. The waiter hated
to do it, too, because the two young
men in the party he was serving had
been quite liberal to him in tips.
After the repast of broiled lobster
and champagne had been disposed
of by the men and the two women
accompanying them, one of the form
er asked for and received a bill.
Picking it up casually and at the
same time reaching for his wallet, a
deep frown Overspread his face, the
waiter looking sympathetically on
the while. The man aad the waiter
then exchanged glances, and the
former understood perfectly. Swal-
lowing his disgust, and almost his
toothpick. he made good" for the
entire amount the bill called for
without uttering a word, and even
tipped the knight of the tray and
cloth again as he brought back the
change. The waiter is now wonder
ing just what happened when the
party reached the street. This is
the bill that the gallant young man
paid:
Two broiled Holsters 90. 90
Champagne two quarts). -. 1000
Vegetables ................ 80
Conee ................. .6U
One solid-silver sugar bowl. 1000
Two solid-silver spoons $500. 400
Total $2S. so
San Francisco Gail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24

p hardly
, another
different
Ewoalike.
glass, 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24
Public Sale,

]. K. Burroughs, of Mechanics
vile, will sell at public auction on
Wednesday, August Both, 1905, all
his household and kitchen furniture.
Mr.. Burroughs will remove with
his family to Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24
Lost.

A heavy gold rosary crucifix on
street bet ween st. Aloysius' church
and Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown.
Reward If returned TO Bank.