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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

al Herman was at Tyndall in
consultation with a dentist last
Friday.
Joseph Hynous Of Chicago is
visiting at the home Of Matt Pc
trik this week.
A. ]. Nc"ak does all kinds OF
tin work, including water spout
ings, etc. Call on him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Rokusek
were visiting with friends at Wag-
ner last week.
Bring your eggs to Ant. J. No
yak and receive the highest cash
price for them.
J. T. Janda, the popular mer-
chant of Lesterville, Ia here on
business Monday.
The cleansing antlseptic and heal
Ing properties OF Pinesalve make IL
superior TO family salye. For sale by
Frank Horacek.
The water trough ought to be
installed on Jackson street pretty
soon, alredty yet
G. A. Hladky. one Of Utica's
prosperous farmers, was doing
business in town last week.
You need a water spouting on
your roof and your cistern A. J.
Novak is the man you want to
see.
Senator Gamble was in town
Tuesday evening for a short so.
journ and left for his hcme in the
evening train.
When applied and covered with a
hot cloth Pinesalve acts like a poul'
tice. Best for burns, bruises. bolls,
eczema, skin disease, etc. Sold by
Frank Horacek.
The Queal yard received l car
load of red cedar shingles, a car
load of shiplap and z carload d
Idaho white pine sheeting.
Bring IN your orders for screen
doors and windows TO the QueaI
lumber yard. Keep the flies out
Of your house during the summer
days.
Farmers are preparing for the
harvest. Carloads Of farm ma
chinery are arriving at the station
every day for our implemen
dealers.
For bloating, belching, o u stom'
ache, bad breath mal-assimilation Ui
food, aud all symptoms OF indigestion
Ring Dyspepsia Tablets are u prompi
and efficient corrective. Sold by FIR
HUracek.
Chas. Vauk purchased a lot I5c
x22o feet OF Mrs. Mary Janda this
week and intends TO erect thereon
an elegant residence in the nea'
future.
Taken Up. One COW, color RED
about 3 years old. Has mark %
on side. Came to my firm abou,
a month ago. John Vitek, two
miles north OF Tabor.
Frank Janda OF Chicago is here
visiting with his parents. He i:
employed in one of the large
clothing houses of that place the
past II years.
Mrs. John Janda was taken il
suddenly with cramps Of the
heart Monday evening and DR.
Blezek was called at once. Sh
recovered soon.
Jos. Hacicky was in Tyndal
Monday and brought home with
him the old man Welt who wa,
kidnapped at the picnic last Sun
day and held for ransom by int
Tyndall kidnappers. The stoler
man that the men who have sto.
len him took him 10 Scotland anc
bace again 10 Tyndall, but Away:
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TOWN OFFICERS.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Edward Price, clerk.
Jos. Skorpik, trustee LIST ward.
Geo. T:unec, trustee End ward.
Al Jezewski, trustee 3rd ward.
n. r. Mkt. treasurer.
Anton =. Novak. assessor.
Mike weln, street commissioner.
John +. Kostel, marshal.
j. A.. tJvorak, Justice OF the Pssce.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

Farm for Sale. A FIVE quarter
section q miles NV OF Lake An
des. 90 acres ander pillow sowed
TO wheat. Price $4,000 il taken
before August LIST. One-third
of crop gees with land. Wagner
Bros, Tabor. s. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

Eat one Of Rings dyspepsia Tablet
after each meal and you will not SUI.
fer with indigestion. Sold BY Frank
Horacck.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

The picnic gwen by the Tabor
base ball club last Sunday in ku-
drnl's grove was greatly attended
by people from ncighboring towns
ard a tremendous success. dIe 10
the excellent weather partly. In
the afternoon at ? o'clock sharp,
the Tabor and Tyndall married
men appeared on the diamond TO
fight for the championship, the
result being a score OF 10 to 20 in
favor of the home men.
The game lasted quite a while,
al,ho only FIVE innings were play
ed. and some even expressed fear
tina, the game would last all day.
as both teams played tenacious'y
and persiveringly with no tenden'
cy OF striking out. In this game
some wonderful feats were dis.
played; such a muffs, fans and
kindred dextrrous acts, thus ad.
ding new phases TO the art OF ball
playing. but finally, with skill 81.
psrlatural, the local hen pccked
unfortunates won a game which
would we'll nigh adorn any memo
randum OF unusual games played
this season.
Generally commenting upon
this game. we will say that il was
4 good one and a bad one. Good
because Tabor won and bad be.
cause Tyndall lost, and as We iail
10 find a settled term which would
link both OF these contradictory
adjcctives. we will say that il was
pretty good.
When this game was finished,
an intermission OF about 80 min.
utes was given the spectators fol-
recovery and then a game was
played between the Tabor and
Utica regular mines. resulting in a
score OF ? 10 10 in favor of the
home boys. This time the boy:
from Utica displayed a mood oil
languor and did not put up as
good a game as We expected
This was followed by a shoot,
ing contest between our marks,
men. J. F. hostel and Jos. Svato:
the former having won. The tug,
of-war as advertised did not take
place, however, and the people
then spent the rest Of the day in
dancing on the spacious platform
to the tune Of the Tabor band.
All those present had a good
time to which they have become
accustomed in Tabor and were
-. $50. A.
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S spnoen.

S 5%cbiltenbeim pe0 Mbinelt,. en- al
gfbinpropinlens melt befiel10te .Gil1-
8per, bar ma11 bDgget ct &infa0> Ser
paaitaoS at bore ger6ens ltgrlte. Set
fan lten,lig rltl11n1e 100000 Softer.
ga bette bar bpgget fGroig ifltloe BET
natl1rligpis inopies paa Ell feltlig
Maa0e> og set bleb beiluttet at gipe
Ell beore Mi06og in6e / set. Ser
bar 0Gffet ct 8oro / @eiteifoform,
Der bar in6lugt eleftriif 2Ds | Mnleo-
ningen> og ser bar iult inobllot "a
8erioner. De i%nbbnone @initer
moatte frDbe ino, giennem Spun0s-
bullet, men bette bar BOG iaa ltort, at
ielD Ell al @ielterne, Ser beie0e 900
.Hun0> formaae6e atfomn1e igiennem
Oct. 8eo 8oroet %uobrngtes mango
5faaler til 8accbi s@re> og efter at
Mi6sogen bar forbi rp0oe6es Gull
bet" til Ell lille Cans.
Mlle Golfer1e / Scbilte1rbeim, ser
nltio bar pGret megetitolte at 6eres
Bin, CT iii life minore ltolte af oeres
@infoo.
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Skriv idag.

Set iibite Mar bar ban 8reiioent for
Sen gra6neren6e 5tuoenterflasi lie /
2op6epartementct . 8orelpbig bliper
Scr, &oieumeier ber i Mihtteapolt5
% bill praftiiere saefereroirflombeo
fer, og Ser ct allere0e opergipet fle-
re Eager til bans 8ebon6linb. 8i
fan uoen Speroripelie ftge, at Mr.
&oienmeier bdrer til sen be6(te &las-
lie 1111ge 6anffe Mmerifonere. &on
bor pgret eli 6pgtig og / bei @roo
paali6elig Me0orbej0er / Dor Sorret<
ming, og vi ct bis poo, at, bans MATT
&c &enner / SpillingbDerne n1e0 %
pil gnlfe bam @el6 og 2pffe / Sen
l1pe Sirflombe0, Ser oabner Jig for
ban1 pe6 bons fortrinlige ll%66annelle.
n. Stunt 9agctt" minoeoes al
9forife fer / 8pen, forll0en pe0 Soft
certen / Mu0itorilm, paa.forifjellig
&is, 11apnlig babDe %6orent1gel1
uGrom" og u8rei6oblif" orrongeret
Setter, Scr par operor0enlig go0t BE-
iggte. rGram" bab0e lamlet linc
We6lemmer pg 8er1ner poa Mocco-
bee Sail, Dbor 8ibliot6efor Mlfe(oub
bol6t EFT interesiant Sole for Gogcr.
GnI,pel fje,10t l,11g Came fra Sy6bD=
Ell, Mils Melien, los lin bebagelige
5temme bpre, og en0el 5ongere ira
Nor0mGnoenes 5ongforening iong
flere 5onge til 81blifums 8tfol6.
6oreningen r@ret6abltf" 111p6tes
paa 9al1ia Sail, bpor Ser bar np0e=
liat ppntet og cit Masie Menneifel
til 5te0e. Ga1tor .@ol1gen fra 0eeo.
ro6 bol0t Solen, % Set befjen0te lill{
@tpffe n,Sil 5eters" ppfgrtes. Yro:
feslor Olltcs Srfeiter muiicere0e, oQ
man lag6e iarlig' Mprfe til noglf
Dpperlige Snltr11mentotioner ope1
nogle al Sc melt fjenote norife Melo:
oier, joni &rofesioren ielo bapoe fore
taget, og joni hos H,1blifl1111 noft'
begejltret 8ifal6
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Chicago. Ill.
Som Svar paA Deres Brew tjener, ut Deres
elektrtske B@lte virkelig har kureret mig.
Med Gl@de kan jeg anbefale Diet til enhver,
der er nervts og 6delagt. Oct er sin vegt
v@rd / Guild.
Deres henQivne
J.iH. De KIP, $50 Orleans St.
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Dr.. McLaugf1lin's Elektriske E

7 ~ - bOHuueI, WIS.
DR.. McLAUGHIIN.
For nogen It'd siden anskaffede jeg mig en-
at Deres Apparater I'll Brug we'd ct Tilfe1de af
varicocele; jeg or meget tilfreds med Reeulta-
tet og skal hj@rteltg anbefale Deres elektriske
Bette til enhver. der lider ,af denne Sygdom
-VaricOcele. Deres hengivne
Oversat fra Tysk. II. F. BONN
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Tloben. &oroet / 6loocn for nor
item naaet 5orepumftet, men Set bill
forboobenlig blipe 0ermeo. Oct pil
oog toge nogen Sis in6en Sc offenliae
8ooe, Ser ifulbe bope pGret 0nbnc0e
Sen Is. IS, bill fln1ne benpttes.
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s3syMssts&S E#Ty#fHN
sSfib efter IAN. gnW sa1to BAD

sfipb efter bam 81 Ussa,o paaI
GroDe % CANADA 5fs. et1ote 9irg..
bag Mften euoel gffnb efter (iano-
|ipnligDis)) Ell Snobrnbstpp, ION mon
Iaa flatre oper SSnDlbegningn 90 iaa
fo%rlpinoe lqa bl1rtigt jom banS Ben
funoe bore baln. gnten BET bar ct
6origg paa 1pberi eIler 8ortfprelie
pibes life.
Borrpft. @nf g1eger glepator-
mano Il aapitoIiet blep pl,,oielig
iinoSipg forleoen o., efterla0enoe en-
gogn meo iefs &asiagerer mellem
to @nlpe, foer ban ms i @uperns=
re1ts &ontor % ba0 ON 6iplp. @an
blep biulpet, BOG nappe Jon tdntt,
men BET tog 11ogen Sis inDen Sc itaf-
fels N%aslagerer frrlbe blipe befriet,
ba Sc befanot Jig mellem to @nloe
meb Gdrcne ltGngt.
6pbsler, 9%rengebgrn: Mrs. $.
Smgruno, 553 6orelt Mrs. @m.
Solution, 500 Gaie, Mrs. Gorl g.
Sobnien, ,278 @. q, Mrs. Nels gecl=
Lion, 573 Decatur, Mrs. 8. Sftelic,
81 g. Mpon. 3igebprn: Mrs. g.
8. 9sarpif, 552 81. 8eter, Mrs. 6.
g. @olm, 431 Dapton Mpe., Mrs.
.. &allom, 59S 2i11coln, Mrs. Carl
Carlton, 658 Gins, Mrs. g. Mel=
ion, 357 &omlep, Mrs. 8. Motbic=
fen, 755 Carroll.
@lcftriceret. 5anforo 5monlon,
ipe1if at 6g0iel, blep piebIiffelig
orebt al cit lepen6e eleftrilf 2eOning
pes 4. % @rcbange cts. for nogle
Gage ii0en. Smanlon bar Ell 500
torlprling paa eli SporDogn og figr=
te iammer1 meo Sen a1l0en Motor=
mano. SEQ 4. % Grcbange Sts. par
Der el16el u@ire" liggen0e oper 5po-
ret. Motorntan0en ba0 5manion It'll
sc al og faa Set bort. Sa,1 ,1oaan.
oeoe itrafs ban rprte set. &on bar
% @or gan1nel % lt0en 5lGgtninge
/, fer / 8pen.
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1tipmmclig' Sale, lor at bape
giort @rltg al uipmmelige Salemaa=
ser til Ell IL 9(ar ga1nmel Eige, blep
cit 5ol0ot, Sobn &obinlon, ienot til
M%rbejosbuiet for ct 5i0srum al go
Gage. Sg fonbGn6e Fan lao bogef=
ter pil bope ct &egnlfdb at opuere
n1eo ultnicle Gom" for at bape be-
ret borte loolGnge n0en Srlob.
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Splinternpc. st. &al1l bar faact
"a iplinternpe Yolitibetjente. 9fn
n1oo ser ga Def fl1nl1e blipc Ell G,1ae
poo ollie bisle 6orbrp0elier - SSno=
GRUB, Sperfolb olp.
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minneapolis.

DIR. q. s. Maberg, Ell 2o1lo5ma11o,
ser peo Mugsburg Seminar fer !
8Den bor uo6on1et Jig til Yrplte=
gjerningell ct rejlt op til Sen Sore
11coe 0anl t lutberlf e &irfes Marsmp=
Sc, Ser / @aor begpn0te / &enmare>
g. g., bpor BON pil blipe oroineret
lom &rnlt / Derne Strife. Otter 6or-
lDoenbe far Mr. Maberg allereoe,
mootaget &alb ira to Menigbeoer IN
oenfpr benne Strife.
Sborpalbienlo9cn go. Is, .. g.
g., afbol6t @eitpreliespolg Sors0ag
fiolte l1ge> Ser gop fplgen6e 9fel11ltot:
8r9lioent, g. 80. 9eielIen.
@icepreii0ent, S. s. 8eterlen.
@efretGr, 6. $. Game, gjp.
6inonslefretnr, 8. 90. Miffellen,
gip.
&osierer, S. S%ergenien, gjp.
Silliosmpn6, 8. @louien og sc. S.
6. 2arien.
6prer, S. Gielie11.
Sn0re Gagt, 6. &eterien.
gore @ogt, g. Mielien.
nMnpfa 1tntun", ct al 6e melt be-
fien6te l%1gebla6e l1benfor Minneiotos
Gbillingbper, feire6e Sen 2. Sltl1i fit
40. Mars S11bilpum. S ollie Sc Ma1
far Sen 11trgttelige, al ollie ofbolote
@ronptlle g. &eoie itaoet | 5pi6ier
for 8la6et og bar bragt. set op til al
bore ct Organ, bbis Srb far &Ggt
bao0e / og 1tbenfor 5toten. Ser
er ngppe nogen &e0aftpr / Weinne-
lota, Ser / bgjere @rao bar arbei6e1
for 9tatens l16bifling ems 8eoie bal
Oct, og ban tGlle3 bl011Dt De beO1tt
al bore Bioneerer. S Mnleoning a
Subil9et u6fom Union" | ct elegant
6eltnumer me6 en- MGng6e Sllu1tra:
TONER at fremragen6e Mano>i Mno:
ia County og 8roipefter fra Nnofc
minneapolis Ga 81. Saul.
SIR. Gbr. @oienmcier, Ell ING
9onif-Mmerifaner, lom er bel fien6:
blan6t 9onife ioa bel / W%inneapolis
lom / ct. Saul, err Ell al bette Mar;
@ra6nenter fra 6totsuntperlttetet!
2obifole, be6 bpilfen ban bar itl1be
ret | omtrent tire Mar. Hoienmeiel
er fp6t &erreberreo n9r &orlenS
bpor bans Sober tibligere eiebe &ro
photographer &oubeen. S 10 Mar;
Ml6eren font fan til Mmerifa 1am
men mes fine Sorelbre % 5eifen0e
lom boiatte fig / Safe Gillian Comm
ibip, &anoipobt 60, Minn. Gfte1
nogle Mars Mrbeibe paa Jarmer
giennemgif ban Mormalifolen Man
fato, bbor ban ub6a11neoes til 2erel
og arbei6e0e iaa en- @pffe Mar Ser
amerifanife S%olfeifoles Sjeneite, iioi1
lom &rincipul beo @folen 9un6ee
Minn. Derefter faiteoe ban fig opel
2opituoiet ne0 Stotsuniperiitefet ION
ban MI bar tiIen6ebragt meo Clans.
ioet ban belle 9i6en bar paret blano1
fin alasies beoite @tuoenter. Set.
tie er iaa meget mere rospRroigt ION
ban ! fin bele Stu6ietib bar arbeioe1
for Spbolo, paa en- gauife tori
Mfbrboelie rqr forrige gii1fer g
6asmusien Sub. Cos 6orretni1lg.
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DR.. MCLAUGHLIN.
JeR er kjed at like at have faaet skrevet til
Dem for, efter de opnaaede udm@rkede Result
later we'd at BRUCE Deres' Bmlte. bet har I'D
rettet vidundere med mig, eg jeg er nu mere
rask end jeg nogensinde tidligere kunde gj0re
mig Haab ON. Deres hengivne
W. H. NEWMAN.
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oenne &eform. &olitiferne oil bit
gierne bope set me6 set gamle
Opbsialb. Mnno &otarine @bri=
ltenlon, 81 6. Uranium, 38 Mar, g..
$. @orobp, 115 IS. TO-, IS Mar, 60
maro Olion @pboipitolet, 2H gar,
Mugltita g. sl1oerion, $50 5ber=
burne, 4S Mor, Sobonno Slion, 444
6oirpiem, 49 Mor.
Zberitc @ta9e. Mpotbefer &enrp
8orf i,1ofanbt Zig poa &olitiitationen
forleoeu % %fortolte, at ser par blepet
%ltjoolet $10,000i @ulS fra bam iant
at 10000 japoneliife 9olooter par
| &nle>1e poa battt, og 1T Fan pnife=
Sc @eifpttelie. @on blep belfpttet.
9rufnebc. SoloonbGrter .. S.
&orbbp pg Gennis Mc@uinn, tillige-
mes glepotor1nono Soef Sbeo, or1f=
ne0e / 8ois 2ofe 6reOagS Morget,
i0et oeres 8oo0 fortreOe. Ser oar
en- til / @oo0erL @illian1 yroofs.
@on frellte Jig.
&jprt pper. S. g. 8a%umboeffer
al 20 @. Goof st., blep fiprt opcr
al ct s. g.. @. 5pg pe6 Minerlioe, /
Mnrbeoen al 5po Ct. &ol1l, 5pnOag
Scot 81. IL. San blep gjebliffelig
orobt. Suit bpao bon bopoe at gis=
re poo 5ppret poa Sen 5iO ar Scot
tcn fan man life blipe fog paa.
Sfilsmisicia9. Spborna 2arlon
far Ell Sag oppe imo0 2ouis 2arlo11
for 5filsmisi e. 2onis onflages for
list al bpert: 6or at bape fal0t
benoe 1tpggc Napnc, for at bope gooet
fra ben0e iomt en0elig for life at
bopc oroget Smlorg for benoes I'm
oerbol6. 9e far bnret gifte lioeu
1878 men far il1gen 8pru.
-- s
1tipmmcli9 Sale. 6or at bape
giprt @rltg al nibmmelige Salemao:
ser til cit IL gar gammel Eige, bler
cit 5ol0at, Soba1 &obiuion, lenot til
M%rbejosbul ct for ct Si0srl1m al &C
Gage. Sg fo11bun0e ban laa bagef
ter pil Gape ct &egnlfd6 at opgjprt
mes ullnicle Som" for at bape pG:
ret borte loolGnge n0en Srlob.
8ctjcntene peo ct. &auls 8ibli
ot6cf booe forlongt beDre 2pnntn
ger % flere 6riooge. Set ct pot
bpi Ii0. @pis ri life tage mege
fejl, ioa tjencr 2ompepu0iere og ot
0re Soft n0en Sen allermin0lte Sp
%6rogelie mere ems 6isie Betiente, Sc:
mao bore / 8eiio0elie al Ell ganif
nolminoelig. 0pgtigbe6. Sg bpo
mango al 0en1 pil0e life gierrte bptt
ont for ct mere fpiiif, oftipt 9ip
Dbis Sc bore fltn6e.
9pmgresmano Trcb Stcpeas bor e1
bel 5amling al Ma0narer, / 9aaier
/ SLATER, / &offer, i pberite gtag
al &upitoliet. Disie &orer er fjgbt
fer, ser, a1lepegne, for at bon lfulb
fltn11e faa ct Sn0blif / Irafifen. :
nniten intet SilfGloe faor man II
ltl15er, r1oar man fipber ct 81un6. III
al 1000 @offer bar ser life en, Sc
Dol6t e11tel1 8egt eller Mool - iff
Il a'-- H.Ns t HaH-.
Ell.
@n mug Manb, Ser leperer for $
Grief en, @rocerpmanoen poa 0r
leans og 8afer Cts, bleb bol0t Of
al ct balpt 9uiin grimme Sppe bel
1Spoe1oen al &gjbroen tent 1irsoal
Mften. Sc forlangte 8enge, og 81
Sc ingen fit, til6elte Sc bam ct Sla!
/ &opeoet, Ser itrafte bonn bept0itlel
til Soroen. st &ar Mano, Ser fri
8roen bab6e bnret @ione til 0per
faloet, fit BAN brogt til ct glpotbef
bpor ban efter nogen Gio TOM til ii!
ielp igien. 8anoitterne fun6e If!
~, Sn2
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st. PAUL
5. Johnjen, fotalreoattor.
ast. Paul Tidendeos Kontor, Room .4e
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

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81 5plinterune IoIitibetiel1te 9e,1
ma ser oo .pel f,r,,,,e blipc en- @,,ae
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item nooet ,sorep,,nftet n1en Set pil
forhoobenlio blipc oerrneo. Set nil
n,o tooe nooen Sih in6en So offenlioe
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-17
EVA TANGUAY ASKS 100000.
Actress Sues Railroad After, She
Says, Brakeman Attacked Her
for Opening Window.

Chicago, Feb. 16.-Because Eva
Tanguay, an actress, and brakeman
employed by the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railway company disa-
greed as to the correct amount of air
required to properly ventilate a rail
way car, the railway company has
been made defendant in a suit for
100000 damages, begun yesterday
by the actress through her attorneys,
Adolph Marks.
Miss Tanguay, according to Attor-
ney Marks, alleges that she was as
saulted by the brakeman after she
had insisted on opening a window of
the car. Efforts on the part of the
actress to secure air in the car, it is
said, resulted in struggle in which
Miss Tanguay was severely injured.
When the train reached Des
Moines Miss Tanguay and her mana
ger were put in the custody of a po-
liceman at the request of the brake
man, but were later eleased by the
chief of police.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-17
LOST new Wife AND MONEY
LYONS STATION MANS HONEY.
MOON RECEIVES RUDE JAR.
Married Young Muncie Woman Who
Has Deserted Him in California
Taking Sum of Money.

Rushville, Ind, Feb. 16.-Word
has come back to friends near Ly-
ons Station that Frank McClain, who
was on a joint wedding and prospect
ing tour with his bride Of but few
weeks in California, was deserted by
the latter who took with her about
$50 Of his money.
McClain married a young woman
from Muncie, some six weeks ago,
at her request is said to have sold a
farm, owned by him, near Lyons Sta
ton. Then, the story goes, a trip to
the far west that should be a joint
bridal and observation tour was
planned, so that if the Golden Slope
proved attractive they might there
settle down in an amending dream of
marital bliss until gathered to their
fathers in the far distant future.
But it seems it didn't turn out
just as planned. Particulars can
not be obtained, but the news is that
Frank is left alone and disconsolate
though he probably still has a good
ly sum of money.
McClain lived in this city about a
year and is we'll known and rated as
well-to-do. He is past fifty years
of age, while his wife is said to be
twenty-six.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-17

home Of the young couple, is an old
mansion of Colonial style, located on
grounds one hundred acres in extent.
The residence faces Grandin road,
East Walnut Hills. 1t was built by
Joseph Longworth, and is crowded
with art treasures.
The grounds of lockwood consist
of rolling meadow land and groves of
native forest trees. The groves are
criss-crossed by tanbark walks and
hard gravel drives. Rustic bridges
span ravines of the open fields.
Greenhouses. stables and kennels
contribute to the comforts and pleas
ures of the occupants Of lockwood.
The place is part of the cowpas-
ture of the first Nicholas, bought
from Judge Burnett more than three
quarters of century ago. On it is
a small one and half story frame
house that the founder built for him
self before he had acquired great
wealth. 1t is preserved as it was
then. The rustic fence in front en-
closes beds of marigolds and asters,
and in the vegetable garden in the
rear flourish veteran stalks of thyme,
hoarhound and other medicinal herbs.