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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-05-04
ABOUT TOWN.

photos.
Jos. Marek of Vermillion was in
town yesterday.
Jos. Hruska went to Yanklon
on business today.
John hostel bought a horse OF
Ed. Olson on saturday.
Anton Noyak buys eggs and pays
good price for them.
The Tabor Studio is just three
doors north of the post Office.
DR.. p. II. Lee made a profeton-
al trip to Parkston Friday.
Jas. Wagner left for Highmore
today to look after land interests.
Jos. Black and Jos. Fejfar OF
Utica were in our town last Satur-
day.
Anything In the printing line Is
done In an attractive manner at the
Independent.
Note the change OF ad. of Nov
ak & hostel on front page. II will
pay you.
Anton J. Novak is now buying
cream for the Hanford Produce
Co. and pays cash for il;
Al. Soukup and fam lily of Les
teryille were in town Sunday visit
ing with John Homer,
A Ball will be given in ,Kukralls
Hall on Tuesday May 18th. Scot
land band will furnish the music.
Thos. J. Wagner V. J. Wagner,
John Matuska and Henry Hokuf
drove over to Yodnany Sunday.
Vac. Kulis OF Lakeport purch-
ased half interest in the Skorp-
TX blacksmith shop this week.
Mo day NOR ling at abo It o.
clock the first thunder storm, was
heard this spring but no rain fell.
The dance OF Saturday in Reid
niger Hall was not attented very
much on account of the dance IN
Kukrall's Hall.
Master George Homer, the hust
ling nexsboy for the Chicago Led
ger. is selling that publication
with good success in our town,
], Jackson Representing the War
field Pratt Howell Co. of Sioux
City was in town Tuesday looking
after his business Interest.
Jos Skorpik is building an ad-
dition 10 his fine residence, when
this is erected he will have a spa
cious and comfortable home.
DIR, =. II. Lee has rented a barn
from Miss Carrie Peirick. He will
be able 20 take better care Of sick
horses as yard is connected with
the barn.
T. IWagner, V. J. Wagner J,
Koste. ard Anton krovoza made
a trip to Utica Monday evening
to witness the first election Of Offs
eri of that town.
I.W. HARPER is the name o.
excellence in whiskey production
safest and most satisfactory for al
uses. Sold ny Hruska & Truncc
During the strong gale of Tues
day it is reported that severa
buildings in the town OF Lorctti
7 miles south of Avon, were tori
down.
There will be a grand ball at
Rcidinger's Hall on Tuesday May
10Th The celebrated Tabor BanC
will furnish the music. Don't for
get the date.
Sale bills arc done at the In
dependent in both English anC
Bohemian languages with neat
acss and dispatch and at low
price.
amcss A. Wagner has force o
men employed who a-e picking
stones on his farm 4 mi les nortl
OF town. The men have a reg ula
camp there and when all stones ar,
removed the soil will lie the
best for cultivation.
Jos. Pecenka purchased severa
thousand fence posts at the Mis-
. souri, bottom last week and vii
. now sell them at his farm mil,
west of Tabor at 7 cents a piece
) The posts are all good and dura
: bic made of diamond willow.
The Musilek building, recent,
damaged by fire, is now again il
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
: Published to Comply With the State Law.
AN ORDINANCE

Minors Hahus
Billiard W ltFam oosn0 Aueye
whers Obscene Plays Psed and to e"ssres the Pro
Be Ordained the City Council the City o. Idaho sping
IN a the tine any
place where
VISIT remain IN
drunkard noxed
shall allow
drink in
participate
Of
second or aay
a.
conv suc Tor suxlu
II gambling
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published to Comply With the State Law.
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating RsiIresds in the City


employ
mov
railroad OF
CINE within the City Idaho SPRINGS pproachine public
Of locomotive shall ucn
moi
me.
Of
No to
misdemeAno
Passed By the City Council
-oey "a D. 1eQe
. -. :. :.
Auess:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published TO Comply With the State Law
and Salary Roll.
AN ORDINANCE

In
the City Clerk to prepare ana
,he the salary Roll for that purpose
roll shall contain the name o. eno
,ey salary position each the amount Oh sa '
IIpon salary roll the same
before the Council iof aua anu shall
other bill or account for for such such services as are
presented hle and passed upon
bills against the city ,s
v Works ana and
Council each regular monthly s The
OF the labor
Each such each
employed in the depamen, aol
employed the price per day and the amount ~
EACH and a
other bill or account for such services p' " ~
section Upon labor accounts re-
specy properly before the CITY Coun
shall be re-
shall be noted such labor &C
shall be filed by the Clerk and shall
In asify
item appearing on same
moun, than the sum acta
actually to the person
charging thereon any or sums favor o. Hs r to
roll such labor account
by him Springs
performed by himself his teams ne na n
guilty mdaesnor and on conviction thereof shall be n
section IL
Of monny
cause
snnul his
Immediately appointed by e
CITY Council ..... If,
of ordinances inconsistent with
the provisions Of this ordinance are hereby and this
day of...-... d. isv'
Attest,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12


OF obscene PLAYS
Of Idaho Springs any
OF
punished hne of not less 'nan nse
she shall be "
Of
shall pe ound IN
alley u
obscene
malt liquor soa
Idaho Springs between the nou.s I Ha's
therefor who snail . ,odna
above paI.
making OF about g MAJ =
wholly OF
at in shall be deemed guy
conviction thereof snail oe punineu y -. = "
ones
request OF Auy
to go into any oi ne
In mentioned
person 70
guilty
punished py my
the City Marshal and al penee
of .neln 70
times ~ thew with without any
persons Of the provisions OF th's anu "
bring gsucho I
of
refuse to allow any ucn unes
Of the places Sna
thereof shall oe punned W
than my
City Council of the CITY Oh laana sp % 1908 M
..-'''''''
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12


to
ofher ryehiee "a
be
Repeal
o hereby repeated
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Attest
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published to Comply with the State Law.
AN ORDINANCE
1 Relation 10 Public Health.

AN ORDINANCE
s:'s'r s s 'ss ss' ey Hs'' Springs.
q snns 9 s' are hereby constituted the Board
ana hs @'as
-
ey 6 cgss. [
a s e % j nc s s. s
any . s @ ss % Ss az to s ss %
s
and shall be delivered such oser In
any Ia. '.s amy % @ know
ss'
any
the s1sa s rss
the place % s and @
% s % % @ the .as ss ss ns % ns s s :a s % S 1. s
s s ] "a s e
1 % @ s % s @ III @ @ % ] s q us si1 s s'sss or 'es
30 s n hs % ssss @ ss ad Ss
" rse or % & @ o. s % % % % % @ % ss ss aia duty 1 ns
% DE s ss s.s1s % s
% and hs uss ss'a s4' s %
ss sss .s @ burial % % s o % II 70 S h. % % s % s,saa1s ss s saa aas
post sanss ne ess & In s the % nus m @ .ess,s @ , infected premises, Win,
subject t
thoroughly dined
Infection
N
materials which they bringing
perso with ION
the aud treatment OF infected
the atien,s o
State Board
month Said report shall contain
shall
child
time place
contracted
widow and the occupation
reside and o deceased
conviction
than three hundred
Inconsistent with the
repealed -
Idaho
day Off,. .----....A- d. 1903
Mayor
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
ARTICLE xI.
sundry Avoeations.

lawful
within this billiard table baae .ao
table which games are played with pas Win
Be paid lor each pn
machine other device Tor te
here shall be paid the su
Grsies be % the busns
veGean oeher
sSsS s g s. ro vehlcs IN az G.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

hundred dollars a o ones1s a o that hat m
sssa essss saas si ia,Ai sas os s er When
a as x avss "a s ass a a. ss ssss 'a hs may
licensed ssh na tofssas
p plane a s sp . % al % s ea m en a nc
shall ss deemed sa
h0' sssa @ ae me- % s % Rs s @ a s hs apply
% asssa ss sas
Aaaas
hauling m silver
cellars the
city
property persons haalng the smai
sseanaa.ns eaaaa.n ss Stores.
& s a%ss % % S aS sasf s
junk city
For 1ss 's ssS junk 1
@ s
@ .s ass aas aa . ass s'1 ss
shall
sss, sS % so ssd as DO % G shall % aqns G the % Sqs @
% % a 3 s SGI % books % s % h % hipee @ & % ] ,as aSos S ns @
pfohibd dealing any
section provisions this Article
show. aaalsIs aas Exhibitions. x.ad
or Sda oa aa sSs mot BE eaa i to for @ ah y % for or % p'Sq on % % a
nan
and
fee s
cXhhi
of
dollars
ahali be
Section No license for theatrical show exhibition shall author
immoral or Indecent character and II shall the Mayor CITY
Couaci
his
soa No license ha be required for musical concerts or parties
nen' given or made the citizens OF this city for benevolent charitable
organization shall
Lectures scientific educational religious
Of
this Article shall
drrd
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
ARTICLE TX.
Public Halls.

fIT1UE
hall house suitable exhibitions
application
10 the Mayor be granted license the
hall exhibitions
license
and
control of
by Article
hail.
concerts lectures shall be exhibited and held
and
when made and held and exhibited licensed
ARTICLE
md
billboard thing within this
exhibition advertising goods
resident manufacturer
distributing mis-
billboard
exhibition proceeds whereof to be devoted
e
distributing
shall be paid the city the Of nj
of therefor and
bond
good
applicant
all this city in force
be
person this Article
than dollars for each
onense
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Attest:

City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Attest;

City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Attest:

.-.-.-.-..----..--...-- ..-.:...
City Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
YES. GIVE US THE PROOFS. "

"Cau It be true that The Mormon
Church lis passing sentence OF death
ON amy person or persons WhomsoeVert
III fu. lot us have the proofs at AT
hazards II they can be caught with
the goods the Mormon question VIII
soon be settled
That paragraph Is from the Los An
gelcs Times, which has published many
columns OF anti" Mormon stuff, much
of It on a par with the rubbish about
Sentence OF death martyrs 20
Church DEGREES" hierarchy" "trea-
SON. and similar frebrands plucked
from the smoulderIng embers OF anti
Mormon" falsehood and hate.
The latest lurd tale told by a lady
who had spent three days in Salt Lake
city. surrounded by confessed enemies
Of the Mormon Church as may be
learned from her own printed admis-
sions, is a subject Of rdlcule among all
classes here and rational people won
der ut the creduIity of otherwise sensi-
bic people IN accepting such boseless
ana improbable stories and repeating
them Tor publication
The suggestion OF the Los Angeles
Times is "a symptom Of returning rea-
son If that paper had been Just the
least bit careful as to facts, 1t would
have refraincd from giving space to the
drlycl, much Of 1t drained from the
most despicable channels here, that not
long ago defaced its pages,
BY an means "let US have the proofs
at an hazards OF the passing Of "sen-
tence of death" upon anyone by the
Mormon" Church. True, It Is almost
too absurd for public attention, but It is
about as sensible as most Of the sem
satioual and nbald trash that has been
sent forth from this city for some tins
TO "astonlsh the natives"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

widespread extent because few per-
CONS IN the commonwealth which sent
him 10 the senate do not i've in con.
formity with the rules Of ordinary so.
cloty Comment on such reasoning
may be regarded as superauous.
The Advocate further reaches the
conclusion lhat, on the grounds already
set forth, the United States Senate
should Submit 10 the people an amend
ment 10 the Constitution OF tno United
states prohibiting polyglmy aui poly
guuuus cohJbtatiou.' That rs TO say
the extinction of practice Involving
@ mere handful ot people ln o remote
part Of the country and which BE- daily
diminishing, needs the passage OF ana
amendment 10 the national Constitu-
ton, which would require not only ace
ton by Congress. but that ot every
State en- the Union, covering % period
az the close OF which I'M Wl humm
probability scarcely yestiBe OF the
object TO be- attained would be boo cE-
isteuae, The wonderful wisdom, rea-
sonlug and political ocumm displayed
by these sectariau would be diststors of
national legislation, must be patent to
an thinking people The justice, con-
sistency and Christian character
Of the Northwestern Advocate shine
out brightly IN such q galaxy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

II Nartanian is a naturallzed Amerl-
can citizen then he should have the
projection Of the American govern
ment. But the sympathy OF the Amer
lean people does not go out very
strongly or actively to foreigners who
take out naturalization papers, not to
become genuine Americans and reside
In the land OF their adoption but to re-
main in their native country, not shar-
Ing its burdens but rather being a bur
den to them through the many ques-
tons arising as TO their status under
International law, often embarrassing
the country of their birth and OF their
adoption If such people really loved
free Institutions they would seek to live
under them. The case OF Pericardis
was OF the kind here referred to. That
became notorious because Of the spec.
tacular features connected with II.
Foreigners who take out naturalization
papers should live in the United States,
or not take them out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
Christian Intelligence.

Young people must have recreation,
and viii have It I'm some form or other.
Boys, as a rule, love play more than
work, ana recess and vacation moro
than Rotations a baseball or foot
ball. fishing rod OF gun, a bicycle
or "A boys club, have a magnetic at
traction for a healthy boy. The home
or the church that provides these things
as well as Bibles and books, will teach
boys at the best time OF life 20 begin
influence for good when boys leave
schooldays behind and begin work, the
hours after work are critical hours.
Fresh air they must have, friends they
must and viii make, the hours between
supper and bedtime are hours OF ac-
tive recreation. These are golden hours
for Satans servants. Gods servant9
must meet young men during these
hours with something better I'm 'he
same line. Social committees are as Inn
portant as prayer meeting committees,
Social entertainments are not secular,
they are essentials OF endeavor, spirit
ual forces to supply the need Of recrea'
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
New Ynrk nnilnnk

Al the recent annual meeting Of the
British Medical association testimony
was given to the therapeutic value OF
prayer which should be recorded over
against the skeptical views Of some sci
entists. Dr., Theodore b. Hyslop, SUI
perntendent Of Bethlem Royal hospital,
has a reputation as specialist IN neu-
rology and I'm the treatment OF mental
diseases which adds weight to his
words; "As an aienist pnd one whose
whole life has been concerned with tne
sufferings Of the mind, would state
that Of all hygienic measures to coun.
teract disturbed sleep depressed spirits,
and all the miserable sequels Of dis
tressed mind | would undoubtedly give
the first place to the simple habit OF
prayer" Medieval super
stition, connecting medical art with
magic supposed TO be learned from evil
spirits, used the proverb, "Ubi duo me-
dicl tres athei.' In some quarters this
stigma Is not yet entirely eftaced, and
medical men are perhaps not fully free
Of responsibility for whatever Of 1t I'm
gers, On the background Of such a
history DR.. Hyslop's testimony before
an audience Of specialists Is highly sig
niicant OF the trend OF scientific
thought.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
ON RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
NewYork Churchman.

ne" olk CnurchmAn,
Negative methods win not produce uni
~ The unity for which Christ prayed
and for which the church exists is de-
pendent upon, hut Is infinitely more
imam, methods. II Is the right rela-
tlon between persons, between God
and man, and between man and man.
i come that they may have life, and
may nave Il more abundantly," ex,
presses at once the principle OF unity
and the only power that can produce it.
Ihe question, therefore is not what or
how much shall be given up but to
what extent will men cooperate with
Him who came to fulhll and not to de-
stroy. So long as churches stand aloof
ana demand one OF another that this
doctrine or this method shall be ac-
knowledged 20 be unessental and there
fore given up, just 80 long will they re-
main apart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
Pfesbyterlan Banner.

There are many important qualities
that sermon should have, but one OF
the most vital Is that 1t should be In
teresting. Interest Is the quality In
a sermon that catches the hearers at
tention and holds It 10 the end II the
sermon does not have this quality all OF
It's other qualities, however fine and
strong they may be, are lost. II may be
orthodox and SCriptural and splendidly
written and yet, failing to enlist at
teutlon, It accomplishes nothing In
terest IL a subtle complex quality that
cannot be fully analysed and defined,
Perhaps its most prominent feature is
freshness. The mind soon tires OF old,
wornout ways OF stating things, and as
soon as II begins to hear their mono
tonous drouing II loses Interest and
wanders on life Is ever new, and
the truth that expresses life should be
new also or at least II should wear
new garments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
GENERAL CONFERENCE.

The scventy-slxth semi-annual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF 1Atter-day Saints viii commence
ON FridoY October 9Th. 1905. at 10 a.
m, In the Tabernacle at Salt Lake
city All the officers and members Of
the church are invited and urged to
hc present during the sessions OF the
Conference.
JOSEPH +, SMITH.
JOHN r.. WINDER,
ANTHON n. LUND,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

Heat From Coal-dred Reverberatory
Furnaces" the late H. T, Cooke and
Perciyal Cooke "Modern British High
speed steam Engines, Leo II. Jackson,
and "High-pressure Systems for city
Fire Protection" Albert BlauvclL I'M
der Current Topics the following
subjects are treated on Mechanical
Stokers for Locomotives Alcohol for
Light ana Power I'm South America. q"
"fhe Physiological Effects OF Light
Waves and Other Ether Vibrations"
Blue Light as am Anaesthctic In Den-
tlstry," ana Utilizing the Waste Heat
OF Gas ana OH Engine Exhaust Gases"
THE Disease OF Carclessness, and
Large steam Shovels IN Iron Mining"
% West, TWenty-ninth St, New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
THE ADVOCATE" AGAIN.

The Northwestern Christian Advocate
Keeps up fits dlng-dong-bel for the
exclusion Of senator Reed smoot from
The body to which ne was elected by
The votes Of his party. This time thar
paper takes advantage OF Senator Cul-
lom's article In the North American
Review to which We devoted some at
tontiou I'm "a recent issue OF the Dcseret
News. The Advocate reterates lts
special pleading about the practice OF
poygamy," the defiance OF the laws
Of the state OF Utah" hierarchy
etc 1t winds mp by declaring that
'the conditions are such that the SEN
Hte should exclude from that body Mr..
Reed Smoot. who rs one Of the rulers
OF the Church and connyes at the vic.
lation OF law by his ecclesiastical as
Eoclates'
Tho logic Of the Advocate on this
matter Is on par with lts general rca.
sonng ON Mormon affairs A monog-
amist should be excluded from a seat
in the United States Senate, because
there are some persons belonging to the
Church Of which he Is a member who
continue In plural family relations con-
tractcd many years ago The force OF
such am argument may be sensed by the
editor Of the Advocate, but It win not
etrike the ordinary reader ne having
much strength,
When different parts Of the Adyo-
Gates article are brought together, they
do not appear to have that harmony
and unity which might be expected
from a religious paper Of that charac-
ter PoIygamy according to the Advo.
cate, is a menace to the country, aud
yet IL asserts;
THE Mormon people, os whole
were never I'm large numbers guilty OF
polygnmy The proportion Of pOlyga-
inists was very small but It's practice
was, and Is today, by those who doml-
mate the church and control IT. innu-
cuce In all IT'S affairs, both clyil and ec-
Clesiastlcal The Mormon people are,
Hs q class, an Industrious. law-abidlug,
worshlpful people. Their loyalty 10
their church Bgl It's doctrines Is an evil
Hence OF their sincerity
Now, according to the Advoclte,
which merely repeats what 1t has heard
from other and unreliable sources Reed
smoot was elected q United states SEN
ntor by the Mormon" people. That Is
rot true. except to the extent that
some OF the Mormon voters favored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

In the University OF Chicago program
for -four YEAR, course in railroading no
course In wrecks and accidents is pro-
yded for, This certainly is grave
oversight. seeing how immense the
business In that line is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
THE BOOK or MORMON.


on the End day OF september 'hiS
year II was ~ years since the Prophet
Joseph first beheld the sacred records
known as the Book OF Mormon
resting in the receptacle prepared for
them centuries ago In the hill Cumorah
on the evening OF the 2lst OF Seplein-
Der 1898 the youthful prophet, to
whom the Lord had already spoken
was engaged tn earnest prayer ana
Ike Daniel Of Ola, was visited nS
glorihed parsonage VINO tod MN OF
these records This was Moroni ON
the following day, Joseph went TO the
place shown to him by the heavenly
messenger and found the sacred treas
ures about which that messenger had
spoken 1t was an important day In
the life Of Joseph that upon "hlch lhe
mysteries OF the past were unveiled 70
him. It was am equally important day
I'm the history OF mankind
II Is now 70 years since the unsealed
part OF those records was given TO the
world I'm the translation made through
the power of God Popular IDEAS COM
corning that book-what II Is ana what
It contalns-are "lll confused rev
outside the Church know anything
about II. MANY believe II Is a sups'l-
tute' for the Bible. some nave an I'M
preston that It Is literary JuInple
that originated In the dlsorBani@ea
brain of a haf-wtled clergyman ana
yet, the Book of Mormon IL one or the
most remarkable literary works IN ok
istence. 1t should be widely known"
According 10 this ieooru' oVo year
before Christ, MT time Wheh lhAp''eo
men were moved upon 10 le"Ne Jer
lem, there lived IN mat city r'EH'e-
Gus man named Lehi and ha four sons,
Lamar, Lemuel Sam and Nephl'
These were miraculousIy LED out OF
Palestine, and after most adVeh'ur-
Gus journey landed ON me west coast
OF south America, Nephl the young
est Of the sons, was chosen to be the
leader, when the iather dled' Lamar
ana Lemuel, the older protherS' re-
ue''eu una " u'''a''" ".'a. 'e''o,'
inc u''ie''"' oro''neS VI ''' '''''''S
"h''h was pe'p''u''eu lo' eng' ~
generations TWO nations arose Ihey
We're uI'Ie'ehl III o''up"uo"S anu p'e
u''e'liohS' ana Io"o"eu u''i''e'' ,''o t
s'hnu'rus' Inc s'e"''r p"'' VI '"'
hooN OF Mo''l'o" 'o''''',,S '"' "'''o' ,
OF these TWO pran'oeS OF 'ne ue'''''u'
a"'S VI H'''' '"'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

The managers Of both political parties
IN Indiana hasten to announce that
they have not received any campaign
contributions from any Insurance COM
pany
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

Mr. Cleveland's letter on the pur-
chase Of Hyde's stock by Mr. Ryan
shows that he is sittino on the Ill., and
sitting hard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

A woman's dismembered trunk has
been found IN a dress suit case near
Boston, II must have been large
case TO hold trunk