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NAVAL STORES.
.WILAINGT6N

a ,WILMINGTON. N. c., May 31.-SPIRITs
fTURPDNTINE-Frm at 7ac. bid; receipts, 70
casks. Rosin-Firm at 81. 60 bid: receipts, n67
barrels, Tar-Firr at Si,so; receipts. 10 bar
rels. Crude Turpentine--FIrnl at 50. 609i75 and
$5.25; receipts. 10a barrels. 5
e SAVANNAH, GA. May 3l.-TURPENTINE-
Firm at 74c.; sales. 4a casks; receipts, 628
casks; shipments, $50 casks. RosIn-Firm;
sales, 9,l73 barrels; receipts. .-97 barrels; ship
&ments, 2.07 barrels IA ''s
Z CHARLESTON, s. c., May 31.-TURPEN-
FTlNE-Steady at 721ac. Rosin-Steady.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
49, y y : = y = S1A1s
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1905.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 81 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line, g a
X Schooner Molle " Leonard Travel'a, Ratpa-
hammock River. corn. Warner Moore and Co,
Barge Florence Il. McNaughton, .Drlen,
Philadelphia. Pa. coal f. r. Murphy ana Son
Tug Radiant. Baltimore two barses OF OIL
Standard OIL Co,
SAILED &as
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
engers, Virginia Navigation Company. 5lsfi
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old dominion Steamship
Company. 1Fs
Barge Minerva. Clayton, Harden Va. Hight
Barge Schuylkil Schlear James River, light.
Barge Confidence, Joseph, Bermuda Hun
dred, light. NJ M
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY 81. 1905.
ARRIVED
-, baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passenger,
Elm City. Haynes, Mattapon River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED, IN
Baltimore, Courtney. baltimore. passenger
Elm City. Haynes, Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo. 4
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Northern pnc,ac All OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7sA
Norfolk and Western con. ....,.., lOls
Orcpon Short Rims rcfunding 4s............ IS g
Pennsv)var1,a ronv. Observation-Disclosures. lolH
Readinn General "a .,......... 1903 G
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.... 1l6h
st. Louis and San Francisco f.. 4s....... ssA
Seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. s5is
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llSh
Tesas and Pacific lists . ................ 1874
Toledo, ST. Z, and Western 4s............ S3la
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures eGtb
Union Pacific conv. 4s........................1e 4
United states Steel I'd 5s................... 95H
Wabash lists ............... ll1h
wabash Deb Rs. !. q. .................... 7A
Wcstern Md Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS e.
wheeling and Lake Erie s4s................. 9is
WISCONSIN Central acknowledgements. e4it
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s.. ............ s7h
Central Of Georgia I'd Observation-Disclosures. $50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
q PETERSBURG, VA, May 3l.-PEAN UTS-
Spanish. market firm at SL02k @1.05. Vir-
gtnlas-Markety quiet at 3H &c for fancy stock;
machine picked, asq3f1c.; Smelling stock. 20
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THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

Cured in tn bleached dry goods markets.
which are but an indication OF the hrrnness
which exists generally and which bears EVIL
have already been paid. Buyers have not
been particularly active, but accumulated or
dres have been sufficient TO make a fairly salts
factory day
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FINANCIAL 4 ]:
SEAB0ARD AIR line Rail WAY.
the HOLDERS Of voting trust ccas TOD Preferred Common

n .t mntm wihe
Il
s
shares % the capital O
whom ronmHte Ina bee n p
plan with
a Of
s
IpMy the authorized pt u Chae
the frs nrrd tededs shall adun o the
]
O npay will among other pN
0 @
{ plan an WI 0
sal weKsn f i
Al lock-. noon
TIL F hrnan
sBYRNE JAMES
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BALTIMORE STOCK slARKEr.
III BALTIMORE Md, May 3l.--scaboard Air
Line common. 19@1ata; do. preferred. 3sa3SE.
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~ - I- -
ID fiNIES EBYRNE,
SAMUEL. UNTERNIYER,
FRED'K3 B. VANHORsT,
Counsel,

So soo Henderson. Mount Airy, s1,7oo to $500:
Kernersvillet Mount Olive, 81, 200 to sl,Aoo:
lLaurinburg, Scotland U Neck, 81 400 to $500;
Lenor, Marion. Sanford, Shelby 1900 to
$500; Alooresyille. 1890 to 1890: Morganton
$1,000 to 81. 700 Oxford, 1880 to $l,90O Reids-
syiIle $1,000 to 81. QUO. IA sisg
Patents issued: Yirginin-George u. Cawley,
Swansboro, swiveled coupling for vehicles.
North Caroina-James W. Buchanan. Ashe..
torch; David W. Whitaker. Oak Ridge, bed
stead. ~ 55s 3 rs
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Lync1,burg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va, May 81 1906
/ Sales OF loose tobacco on he Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending May 20, 1905.
reported by John L. Oglesby, OF Lynch B Ware
11ouse:
+ Sold week ending May 19tll, 4ss,s59 pounds;
sold week ending May goth. lis. 400 pounds: de-
crease for the week ending May 18th, $50, 400
pounds. 45t}: tt55. ~ 80
Sold from September Il 1894. to May 20, 1906.
H,75l.4 400 pounds; sold from September !, 1903,
to May Is. 1904, 10, $1,000 pounds: decrease for
1905, ,50l. 500 pounds. 5j3i - -5ga}3t&4
E 4 The. 4 receipts this week were very light,
largely due to the farmers being busy prepar-
ing their land for planting tobacco and re-:
planting corn. which has. been washed over by
the heavy rains of last and to a large
portion OF the crop having been sold. The
quality and condition Of the tobacco continues
fairly good. Prices on Tugs are up. but leaf Of
all grades are rather lower Plants are plenti-
ful and IN good eondltion. With good seasons on
first OF June. The. weather has been quite
for he cut worm, They 5baye been very de-
sweater Is. warmer with q gentle rain, falling.
which indicates O. good season for planting.
The quotations are as: follows: 588
Dark eluss, good ..:..:.. 476 Q ~
Dark leaf. commo 800 Q SO
Dark leaf medium $50 q S5e
PARK Leaf. good !, 1S s" liSS
Dark wrappers. 800 o ~
Petersburg Tobacco Market.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELEcTRl,
CAL ENGINEERS, IAsHEvlLLE,

For the above occasion. Southern Rail-
way will sell very low rate tickets 70
Asheville and return, from all points on
its lines. For detailed information, apply
to any agent OF the Southern NallWay'
C. w, WEsTBuRY, d. II Al
$40 East Main Street.
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COTTONsEED or MAR,

COTTONsEED OIL MARKET.
f.al NEW YORK, May 3l.-Cottonseed oil barely
steady with moderate trade. Prime crude, t.
o. D.. mills, 22ls Qf23c.; prime summer yellow,
f.9qe0kc.; or summer yellow, nominal; prime
white. Sowhite. s01sQ3lc.; prime winter yellow,
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CHICAGO. ILL. May 31-cATTLE-Re-
ccipta. 1900 head. Market steady to strong.
Good to prime steers. s5.b0ae.S9 poor % me-
cows s2.e0@5.oo; he!fers. s?.7506. 10 canners,
Hoxs-Receipts. 10000 head. Market 10c lower.
Mixed and butchers $5.l0Gb.37: good TO choice,
heavy, IS. 20g5. 80; rough, heavy, s4.b0G5. 10;
sReep-Receipts. q, 900 head. Sheep 1oc lower;
lambs .l6c. lower Good to choice wethers,
shorn. s450d5 90; fair to choice, mixed, shorn,
50 50a4p; native lambs, $5a65o. Z.
NEW YORK. May sl-BEEvEs
25c lower; medium and common cows steady;
good cows, 5000. lower. Steers, s5.25as,0o;
oen and stays. IS: bulls. $s.0oD4;75; cows,
sl.s0Ql4.3o calyes-Recelpts, 500 head. Mar
ket steady to $50. or. yeals. &L6o17.oo; few
choice. i1.2s; culls. 'aa4.5o: but.ernllks. $40
dresse dyeals, 71aGlolfc per pound: country
dressed 6aec. per pound. Sheep and Lamba-
Receipts. 5.461 head, Sheep quiet: yearngs.
?5a35c. lower; lambs s5Q6oo. OF. Sheep. s. log
lambs 1850 nossss,Reee,p.s s7ss bead.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG, PA,
May al-CATTLE-Supply light; market
steady. Choice. 1896. IS; prime s6a6 Is. Hogs
Receipts Light. market slow. Prime heavy.
light yorkers and pigs, S. 6sdd7o; roughs. 14Ql
475. shecp-6upply l!gt,t; market steady.
Prim ewethers. s4s0G50O; common. s2.50a3. 90;
spring lambs. s5aS.oo; veal calves, s65oa7eo. !
Ba paserSsb sem %sS .as ss eatfie
Steady. Fair to good shippers. s4.6094 S.; com
mon, se.c54s00. Sheep-Steady, Lambs-Ac-
tive. 5
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
fSalex at Union Stock Yards 81

\ Richmond, Va, Nay 81, IIls10. y
There was light run Of cattle here this
week and prices were about the same as last,
quality considered. and fair supply OF sheep
and lambs and light supply Of hogs .5.
& We quote choice native Virginia cattle, 5A @
BIC, medium to good, 4G5c.; southern cattle.
best 4a4hc.: medium to good, ~ a4c.;; COM
mon to fair, 2hG3c.: bulls, 2A 44c.; oxen.
tsgaac.; veal calves. 5G6hc.; fresh cows, and
calves, Soo440 per head ~.
"a Sheep, 394Hc.; spring lambs, good to etra,
esasc.; common. 5haec good hogs. 5Aa5,ac. 4;
common 41s05c.
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Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher;
smiddling uplands. SIS; middling gulf. $40;
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Dark wrappers. observation-disclosures. 400 o n
Petersburg Tobacco Market. Z

{ reported by craddock and Jones'. OF Virginia
IWarehouse.) 81 & II g
Petersburg, Va. May 81. 1905.
4 Receipts continue light with market firm and
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

s
NEW YORK, May 3l-FLOUR-oulet. Rye
Flour-Quiet. Cornmeal-Steady. BARLEY
Wheat-1rreguiar; No, . nominal. elevator
Options 1hGlhsc. net lower. July closed at
9lMc. !; September. S5Ac.; December, Sikc.
Corn-Steady; No. 2, t6isc.. elevator. Options
&c. net higher. May closed at ss& csc; July,
a;!sc. oats-spot easy; mixed, &c; ~.
refined quiet: continent. ;1.4o. Pork-Dul.
Taiiow-stcady. Rosn-steady; strained. COM
mon to good, $4u4p5, Tulpentine-Steadyf at
76QI76cts. tFs.
Coftee-Spot Rio. steady; No. invoice. sc. ;
mild, steady; cordoya, lo9lac. Futures I'M
changed to 5 points lower sugar-Raw, steady;
fair refining, 3Nc.; centrifugal, % test, 4Ec,;
molasses sugar. 3,sc,: refined, steady, Rice
Steady, nrm. Enthusiastically.
Bu)ter--nlsy; laamaEy. taaeoEc.; State
dairy, l7lsdeohc. Esgs-steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Quiet s5S N
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Southern rose. sl.7bas, 90:
State and Western. 75c. 4fI.00; Jersey sweets.
sld2.:5. Peanuts--Steady; fancy handpicked.
| ~ I5,sc: other domestic, SA@6hc Cabbages-
Easy; Charleston, per barrel crate. 75c GS1.00,
Cotton-By steam TO Liverpool, l0Qlsc.
CHICAGO, I'LL, May sl-clear skies and
higher temperatures throughout the United
States caused weakness In the wheat market
here to-day. Final quotations were al the
lowest point Of the day with July down lh0
lhc, In a runaway market May corn. scantlly
offered advanced DC, a bushel to-day and closed
at 6oc, tho highest point OF tho session, July
corn Is NGSc.; OATS are on Nc, and provisions
S " a SururA, ran1ad -. eo,io~.,
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COTTON.

NETWORK, May 3l.-I am advised
that the report Of the Southern Cotton
Growers Association, just published in
New Orleans, makes the reduction IN
acreage planted or to be planted in cot
ton, as compared with last year 1915
per cent. This Is, as might have been
expected, the highest reduction report.
So far as my knowledge goes, there has
never been Il crop SO extensively reported
upon as the present one. Thus far there
have been published some eight reports
on acreage and four reports upon condl-
tion (they arc tabulated below. OF tho
private reports known to be in prepara-
ton, there remain only the Journal Of
Commerce and the Financial Chronicle to
hear from. The average of the reports
thus far published, MS shown below, indi-
Gates a reduction In aorcag SO Of II per
cent. and a condition Of TAG. It is tho
opinion Of nearly all with whom have
advised upon tho subject that public sem
timent has discounted q governmental
showing about equal to the average, as
stated OF the private reports thus far
received, namely an acreage reduction
Of 144 per cent. and q condition OF TAG,
and that these figures. therefore, SO far
as the immediate, course Of the market Is
concerned, may be regarded as pivotal.
Such a showing could not, of course, be
regarded as in any sense bearish were 1t
accepted rs conclusive but inc Market
will doubtless be disposed to receive it
In the light OF the nnticipatory advance
already established, the large amount OF
cotton still unmarketed, the improving
weather conditions and tho stimulus
which the prospect Of higher prices Is
likely to give to both planting and cul-
tivntion.
Account must also be taken Of the fact
that the record shows that whatever the
condition OF the crop on the first OF
June, an Improvement during tho next
thirty days Is to be expected. This 10
especially true of crops starting with q
low condition on the first of June, and UNI
true only of those whose condition rs
then reported was almost perfect ~
Acreage and condition reports:
80 s{ fs5"t Reduce
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

52a5ec.; No. yellow, 52asoc No. 2 oats,
353tc.: no. 2 white, s,h aasc. No. white. siA q
sc. Good Bleeding barley. ssRisc. fair 10
choice mailing Na4sc; No. naseed. na9
s2.s5. Mes spork. per barrel. ~, aHi2.3) lard
per 100 pounds. s7.15; short ribs sides uoose).
key. basis OF high wines. s1.S. Clover. connac.
grade. sI1.756l2.75. Eggs-Easy at mark. cases
INC. But1er-Seady; cr0anlery5
10Ac.
BALTIMORE. ND. May 81. -F1ouR.-
er: SPOT contract. si.0ena: southern by sample.
90c. dsl.o3h. Corn--Firmer: spot and the
month. 5shc.; southern white corn. boizd:pAc.
.Oats-Eas!er: No 2 mixed. 33N 1a4c. Z Rye
Dull: No. 2 Western, SIC. Butter, Eggs and
tsugar-steady and unchanged. Cheese-Easy;
large, 10hc.
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TOBACCO MARKETS,
Richmond, Va, Nav 81

Tobacco-Dark Flred-Reordered: Receipts
and market quiet, Very little doing.
nchanged. quiet but nrm; light Ie.
ceipts, sun-Cured-heo rdered-Fair receipts
and market fairly active ut quotations.
order. us much Of tho. tobacco coming In 4.
and when such the case 1t sells far
below market price s
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are wholesale prices.) al
" LIVE POULTRY--spring chickens. large. per
pound s2I:5c.; small. per pound. l691sc.: hens.
geese, per mead, Ioa15c.;; guinsas. per head.
.NG25c. &.
BUTTER-Choice dairy packed, per pound.
nc. store packed. yellow. extra, per pound,
l7aisc.: store packed. fresh. mixed per pound.
15Glec. common grades, per pound, 131l4c.
In crates. fresh. per dozen. le@l7c; in barrels,
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IN THE nooop OLD SUMMER TIME"
ALONG THE c. g. o. RY,
Summer excursion tickets with liberal,
limits and stop-over privileges on sale
June LIST.
Low rate communication tlckets for fam
lilies spending the summer In the coun-i
try,
Low rate weekend excursion tickets for
heads OF families and Sunday visitors
Grass Widpwers' Monday morning spe'i
#clal train, July 10th to August 2Sth. es
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va, May 81, 1906.
QUOTATIONS.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK

open, High Low. Closing.
81 ~ sst 1yt5 AeUa mi
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I-91I III1f
Sales OF loose tobacco on The Lynchburt
market for the two weeks ending May 20, 19t,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13

Cesko Rolnicky vzdiemne poiis-
t'ujici spolek prot ohni, V okresu
Bon Homme, odbfva sv6 v.lrocnf
schGze prvni utery V m6sici lednu;
sv6 pul.letnf schnze ku konci me-
Size cervna. Tato spole6nost' ie ry-
re ccskd, vyhcdy kter6 poskyt-
uje SWIM 6lenum, isou takove kite
re iinG poiistujicf spolecnosti ne
mohou dat. ProGez kazdy Gcsky
farmer V tonic okresu by se mel
stat clcncm tohoto telcsa, ncbC {
pojist6ni ic velmi LEVINE.
Taborskf tydcnnik Independ-
ent ie orgiinem tohcto spolku n
linancni STAY spolku mem budc
ohlaSen. Pro dalsi podrobnosti,
obrat'te So ma tajemnika p. Jos.
Seinera. Tyndall. ;. ID. II. i, ID.
No, 4
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
HroZnn Trngedie.

Bylo to asi pred dvema tfdny
co jeli diva Tide tvrdeho srdcc do
Tabora. Ma ceste j vid6li lezet
bezmocne, bez vlady. a pohozenou
cekaiic touzebne ma nektereho do
breho samaritana, ktery BY Sc mad
nj slitoval n vysvobodil j y iejiho
strasneho postavenf. Se smichem
chem surovym j zvedli n nelidsky
hodili do vozu, pronasejfce boha-
pusta sloya. a 6sklebky cinfce 81
z nj, zavezli j do mesta kde vyda-
Ii jiv posmsch. Zadnf sc k nj
nehlasil, i ten kteremu slouziln
po drahnou dohu il zapfel. Tu
vsak jest6 neskonGen byl jeji zal:
nebyl iestG konec iejimu tripcni;
nebot znajice jeff chatrnost a bcz-
mocnost, nelidsky il chopili n ned
baiicc iciiho nafikani, ukrutn6 il
povGsili m zeT-tuto smutnou his
tori s.pcc kazdemu kolemjdouci-
mu stara osumGa fnifka, k'c:I
visi mn jednom obchodu hlavni IL
lice V Tabofe. A tot) Sc dele V
ere ciyiliZace.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
EARMlRI Poor!

ZaSali isme tisknout pro farme-
ry obalky papiry. M oballiy
vytiskncm vasi zpatecni adresu. n
ma papiry vase jmGnc adresu.
Pon6vaG asi ~ iiz sobG dali fisk
nout tyto veci. budcm ddvdt w as-
to NIKE ceny, u slice: 100 obalcli
a 100 papirn IN icden dollar. Zdali
byste sob6 pfali techto, napistc
nam par fadek, aneho budcteli V
mestS, navstivte mas zavod. Tisk-
mem eesky j anglicky.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13

Ant. J. Noyak kupu;e vejce a
maslo.
VIC. Krcicik Tyndallsky byl V
msste mn obchodcm V Gtery.
Manzelum Mart. HOMEGROWN
Sc narodila clceruska y sobotu.
Pi. Bartova, Bartosova Her
mankova sc vratily Y Lake Andes.
We stfcdu, kdez byly navstevou u
pfstel znamych.
Deyitka Josefa Rczace hrala
prot devftce Lakeportske v ,nede-
Ii, mn farme Josefovs, a jake oby-
eeinS vyln-a'a. Vysledek ,byl 3
prot; 81.
Jakab Wagner Sc uatil- Wltery
Y White Lake, okrcs Aurora. kdc
byl IN rozemkovym obchodem.
Stleluje ze obilf v tom. .okresu JIG
nadmiru pekne, pfinesl 5 sobou
n6kolik vzorkI, ktar6 potyrzuji
jeho sdeleni.
Jan Mathska minuly P,itek ~
stfelil PISA kterf sc po delsi dobu
potuloval 90 meste. Die udani
jeho, Sci pry veeer do zadu kde
ma kuSclnik, a tam prs .jej pes
napadI. Jan vsak Sc medal zastra-
sit, nebct bazeh Jest mu nezna-
mou (kdyz ie IN pevnou zHl: PISA
kopl NJ odlitl (totiz pes). Pes
pax sc schoval pod kuzelnik. a
Jan sci Sc vypuicit pusku. IN
pomoci iinych odvdz!ivcu PISA ma
lczl. n tfcsoucf rukou iei skolil.
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Boston Blnmers Nyhrily,

III odtuG co byli V pond6li v
Tyndall sc podivat ma hru V mic,
mezi zenskou devftkou Boston
Blnmers, a devitkou Tyndallskou,
oznamujf re bldmrsky molly sna-
tlno zyitszit. ale zc schvalnS udr-
zovali hlu tax ably Tyndlovsti Ia
ke nsco dostali. Vrsledek hry
byl 10 prot IL.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13

4 MuilZciuu Aus ihttiuA nv - ~
narodil hosik V nedeli.
Manzelnm Mart. Honerovym 50
narodila mala dceruska V sobotu.
Pfineste veice, n maslo do OBJ
chodu Ant. j, Noyaka on plat
hotovyma.
Anton Wagner barvi niastal
Josefa .Hrusky ma cerveno. tento
tyden.
Pi. Rysava zNebraslsy ie nav
st6vou u rodiny Vac. Rysavyho
tento tyden.
Budova Musflkova je obydlena
bratry Marshallovymi, ktefi bu-
dou fidit restaurant.
Licitacnf letaky (sale bills) w
konavame tiprayne. rychle LEVINE
v jazyku ceskem anglickem.
Josef Melichar ztratil oil svc
| trumpety 'frkaGku' (mouth piece
Kdo il nalezl nacht il laskave odev
zda maiiteli.
Ncjlepsi misto kan byste nell
noSit maslo yeice. IL do obchodu
Ant. J. Novaka, ktery vdm zapla-
II neivetsi cenu.
Kdykoliy byste zasilali penizc,
budto 30 Spojenych Statech. nebo
do Evropy. zakupte sobe bankov-
nj smenku draft Taborskt
bance.
Tomas Wagner, Volta Soukup
a sud- Jezevsky byli Tyndall V
pondGli, by Sc podivali zenskou
devitku, ktera tam hrila proti
devitce muzske V mic.
louy Ma Seno k rentovani, Mamo
kolcm 300 akrI p6knfch LUX k
rentovanf ma seno blfze Tabora.
Pfihlaste sc bratff Wagnerovfch
ma banku.
Nazledujici rodiny byly sobe
prohlidnout kolonii Menonitu u
feLy: Torrencovi, Masonovi, DIR.
Smithovi, Horackovi, Pickingovi,
a Dvofdkovi.
Popularnf iirma Novak a Hostel
minuly mesic pfekonala dosavadni
prodeje koGard; nebot IA mesfc
Gerven prodala u skyostnych ko-
Giiru, COZ zfeim6 mluvf o jakkosti
jejich zbozi.
Nasledkem zmatku ctvrtem
Gervcnci, opomcnuli ismc Sc uni
nit krasnc vypraven6m povozu
scster WclIlovFch, ktcrl represen-
toval iciich obchod V dGlani zen
skfch satG. Povoz byl zdafile u
praven.
Tlupa cilianu ktcra Sc rozlozila
IA scvcrri east mHsta asi rfcd
dvouma tydny, dostala "pefel" cd
marsha V sobotu, by vzala svych
pet svestck odtahla Ike vsem da-
sum, Tito cisti ptaci jsou ovsem
znami pro svou dovednost, nejen
V pfedpovidanf budoucnosti, ale
tez isou velmi obratnf dlouhoprst-
aci. Cigiinske babice vylozili pla-
netu dokuT tady byli lidem, a Tide
Ease nyni sob6 vylozuji iak Ia neb
ona wee zmizela.
Jos. Petfik manzelka pi. DIR
Dvofaka jeli do Nodhan V nedeli
IN navstevou znamFch. Ma ces-
to k domovu V pondeli, pfihodilo
Sc Jim male nest6sti. Kdyz byli
asi s mil severnG od mesta, pfiieli
X mistu, kde nasledkem mnoha
destu Sc utvofila kalouz, a konG
koGar V t6to Twill, a napjetim
koni praslily femeny Jos. Petfik
ienz drzel pevn6 oprate byl vleccn
asi 100 stfevicu, avsak neutrpel
vazneisich pohmozdenin mimo to-
no ze 81 zkazil saty. KoncGnG Sc
mu podarilo DIT vsc do pofidku a
stastn6 pfiieli do mGs,a.
Zakladd Sc zde odvGtvi 'Katolic-
keno D6lnika'- Tato jednota je
mlada doposud, sifi Sc zddrnG V
zapadnich stitcch, ncbot icii fize-
nj ie V rukou schopn}ch muzG, ia
koZ icii methody riZeni isOu
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
Pijacke Nacini.

Vrchni vyobrazcnI
znazornuje wee ktcri j,
marianne sikovnou +,
pfelejvani tekutin.
Druha v6c ic tez nj,
ramne sikovnou V pre-.
,hovavanf tekutiny, kite.
Il sc pfeliva pomocI
vyssiho vyobrazeni dc
titrob bumbalisty.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-05-24
BITS FROM THE WRITER'S.

A man never loves a woman so well
as when he has been able to come to
her rescue.-Alice Woods Ullman.
The man with an opinion is Stunned
as though he carried about him the
germs of infectious disease.-Alfred
Sutro.
l never can make out why those can
did people who always say what they
think have such unpleasant thoughts
Sarah GranN.
Unless a man believes in himself he
may as well be buried Immediately
for all the work he is going TO do in
the world d-Sidney Allnutt.
The man who hopes for nothing will
generally attempt nothing "Tomor-
row. should always fling its light Of
promise upon "tc 1ay."-Rev. Silas X.
Hooking.
Since the garden of Eden men have
taken good deal mo- pleasure in lay
in blame on thar wives than in layin'
blame on the devil.-Ellen Glasgow.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-05-24
Fling Ont Your Sunshine.

What satisfaction it is to go
through life radiating sunshine and
hope instead of despair, encourage
ment instead of discouragement, and
to feel conscious that even the news
boy or the bootblack, the car conduct
or, the office boy, the elevator boy or
anybody else with whom one comes in
contact gets little dash of sunshine!
1t costs nothing when you buy paper
of boy, or get your shoes shined, or
pass into an elevator, or give your fare
to a conductor, to give a smile with it,
to make these people feel that you have
a warm heart and good will. Such sal
utations will mean more to us than
many of the so called great things. 1t
is the small change of life Give it out
freely. The more you give the richer
you will grow.-Orison SWEET Marden
In Success Magazine.