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"The Problem of Heredity."

Prof. John B. Denote scientific lee
turer Will give the closing number Of
tho association course tomorrow night.
Dr.. Denote has already spoken n Rich
mond twice, giving on one occasion, tho
f1rst of his series of lectures, 1.-THE Harp
of the Senses, or The Secret of Character
Building" and year or two ago, the
,second lecture, python Eggs and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

have I had to defend client whose head
was as gray as Mine. And this young
woman comes here and charges her
mother with abuse. say that the young
woman ought to DO taken home and
whipped. no matter II she Is twenty-one
years old"
Giles then launched into question Of
the North and the South, and In reply
to questions from Justice Crutchneld told
Of efforts to secure appropriations from
Congress- and from Massachusetts for
the exposition He said that the Yankee
doesn't love the Niger and that the
Yankee wasn't going to antagonist che
Southern people, because his money was
Invested here. 1;
.Why look at Mr.. Gould when no came
down here. He went to SEQ Mr.. sittor-
ding, instead Of coming to me-, broke
out Giles. and tho laugh that followed
lasted for several minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

American Boy" On the 10th he will give
tho third Of the series, "a Plea for Pos
terity; or the Problem Of Hcredlty.". DR..
Denote needs no introduction to q Rich
lmond audience. lie is ono Of the fore
most scientific lecturers on the American
and Instructive and are Illustrated by
magnificent stereoptlcon views.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Preach at Neighborhood House.
The Rev Ernest F.. Osgood, rector OF
Emanuel Episcopal Church. Brook Hill.
will preach at the chapel OF the Neigh
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M EETlNGs.


SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New Y9rIs. F 1f4y1S; i; 2 l? 90
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the BOARD Of Directors, and
viii be held at tho principal Office OF
the company IN the. city OF Richmond,
Virginia. on Wednesday, tho 18th day OF
April. 1906, at 10 o'clock IN the fore,
issue and sale OF Development and Geny
erni MORTGAGE Bonds BY Southern Rail
mortgage upon the property OF the COM
pany to secure the same. all ms proposed
In the communication Of Samuel spen-
Ger, president, to the Voting Trustees,
dated February /, \ 1905 and of acting
on, such other business Il. rs |, may be la nE
Transfer books OF both preferred and
common stock. OF this COMPANY will be
closed on April I, 1906. and opened again
on APRIL 10, 1905, BY order OF the Board
Of Directors. r. p. LANKFoRD, Seq
rotary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

bonhood House, s21 Brook Avenue, to.
night ut 8 o'clock. The chapel has been
very attractlvely fitted up and the new
seats recently purchased are expected to
be installed for this service. Special music
will be rendered by q quartctte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

T1n ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Richmond Horse
Show Association will be held at \, NO.,
SO Esst Mh'g Npril 18Th at oelook
IS AZ w. o. WARTHEN. 81
Xssistant Sec.etarY ana Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
REAL EsTAT
CHAPLIN & HUME,

REAL. ESTATE. INSURANCE, 1'o : y
'f,6I street; splendid renters md nicely
located Rent. $500.
se,5oo-One large and two small dwellings
OH West Marshall Street Rent, $3.50.
$,c0o-F'o,ir nicely built frame dwellings,
not quite completed, III West End
eight rooms. Rent 1854.
ST, 4oo-Two small frame dwellings on
Spring Street. Rent, s14 per month.
81, 45o-Two small frame dwellings. East
Marshall, near Nineteenth Street.
Rent, ia per month.
s2,soo-Two nice little houses on Resar-
yor Streets good tenants. Rent
s2,25o-An eight-roo1, dwelling, with
modern convenlcnccs on Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut HILL. This g
good property and VIII DO sold
quickly.
81, 20o--A seven room dwelling on National
Cemetery Rond, within fifteen mn
utes walk Of the car linei house IN
good condition and located on Il
large lot. Very easy terms Will se-
euro this.
MONEY-MONEYl
AT. LOWEST RATES. AND >, TERMS.
COLLECTION or RENT OUR
SPECIALITY.
Prompt and courteous attention to every
Inquiry.
13 North Eleventh Street.
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Richmond, Va, March Is: 1906:
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
~ tho Stockholders OF the Albemarle
p Paper sme Msanufaeturlng Company ylll e
held at the office Of Capt. Charles U.
williams. Room No, s17 Mutual A N;.,,
streets Richmond, Va. on. Thursday.
April IL 1aN6 at l1.ao o'clocls a NJ
CHARLES M. BOSWELL.
Secretary and Treasurer
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WANTED,
white GIRLS
BEGINNERS PAID WHILE LEARNING.
Steady employment: good wages. Apply TO
ALLEN & QINTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary.
CHURCH NOTICES.
SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Corner OF Belvidere and Main Streets).-Sunday
Atonement." An experience and testimony
meeting every "Wednesday evening at $50
Chamber Of Commerce., and Is open evory week
day from 10 to .. All are cordially Invited.
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TAX NOTICE.

Ott1cc Collector CITY Taxes. CITY Hall,
Richmond, Va. April !. 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

have becn placed In my hands for collec-
ton, and are duo now, as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Z Richmond, Va. March u. 1905.
TIIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
members Of the, Mutual Assurance So
oft,ce Of tho society Monday, April 18th,
at one o'clock. EDWIN A. PALMER,
Principal Agent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
At Slaughter Prices

With view OF these for other goods Will offer all fix
lures tables mirrors Bargain prices well spen
did stock of millinery See the tremendous cut in prices:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01

| Mrs. Ann Mediation died at her home
in this city Friday evening, Oct. 26th,
1906, at about $50 O'Clock, aged SO
years, one month ana % days.
Worn with age, she was compelled to
take her bed about two months ago,
where she patiently waited for her re-
moval to higher and etterlife, never
complaining, but always thinking and
caring for those around her until the
end.
Deceased was born in Cheshire, Eng
land, Aug. 3lst, 1923, her maiden name
being Miss Ann Bottoms. On the 9th
day of February, 1854, she was married
to Mr.. Joseph Bottoms. They at once
left their native country, coming to
America and settling in Lost Grove,
town of Linden, where they lived until
death took the husband Aug. Bird, 1857.
In 1860 she was again married to Mr..
Hugh Mediation, who died in 1867. The
latter was a soldier in the Civil War,
being a member of Co. G, 35th Regt.,
Wis. Vol. Inf.
Mrs. Mediation was an affectionate
and devoted mother, kind neighbor
and true friend. She leaves to mourn
her death three sons. Joseph, James
and Farley She also leaves two nieces,
Martha and Dora Bottoms, and neph-
ew, Garfield Bottoms, who made their
home with her and were loved and cared
for as her own. She was member of
the M. E. church of this city and also
of the Woman's Relief Corps. The
members of Geo. H. Legate Post and
Corps turned out in body to attend
the funeral, which was held Monday.
Farewell. dear mother. sweet thy rest,
Weary with sickness. and worn with age:
Farewell, till in some happy place.
We shall again behold thy face.
-Four Grandchildren.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
The White House
w J. PENHALLEGON PROPRIETOR.


For the next 80 days ! will sell
choice brand of furniture polish, known
as "Lustre," at half price 50c bottle
for 25c. Samples free; no children
need apply. Wv A. F. BISHOP.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
Hay for sale.

Hay for Sale.
Twenty tons good timothy hay on the
Brown mining property.
43w2 ID. BROWN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
Death Of M. II. Kiefer.

With the closing hours of the last
day in October, 1906, the spirit of M.
H. Kieffer took its flight. For some
years deceased had been in declining
health from an attack of the fell-des-
troyer, consumption. No person ever
made a more determined struggle
against this leveler oi man.
Matt, as all Familiarity called him,
was very ambitious and because of his
great hustling qualities success invar-
iably crowned his undertakings; and
with all he was liberal and companion
able. His death creates sorrow among
large circle of friends.
Matt has been resident of Mineral
Point from infancy. He spent two
winters in Arizona for the benefit of
his health. Some weeks ago he and
his wife went to Dodgeville to remain
indefinitely with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Ed. Elliott There he passed
away, and from there the funeral will
take place Saturday morning, Nov 3D.,
at 9 o'clock, concluding with services
at st. Mary's church, this city, at 1920
and burial in st. Mary's cemetery.
On the Sd of October just passed de-
ceased reached the 37th milestone of
his life's career. A devoted wife, a
loving father and mother and several
brothers and sisters are experiencing a
trying affection because of deaths I'M
timely summons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
The Local Field.
-Correll & Martin for clothing

-Correll G. Martin for clothing
IS cents buys Red Trunk and with
it goes a good smoke.
Potatoes wanted at Wallace Bros.
grocery store.
-Brodhead is afflicted with dog poi
soners as well as other towns.
j. j. Kuelling is visiting with his
brother and old friends at Shullsburg
this week.
"A. Masten' is the place to get your
best and most up-to-date millinery. OPP
posite public library. AZ
Mrs. Harris of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, was visiting at Mrs. George
Bottomley's last week.
Portraits, or pictures, as commonly
called, of candidates are more plentiful
than election cigars this campaign.
Harry Hawkins was out from En-
glewood, Illinois, and spent Sunday
with his brother, j. P. Hankins anC
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Wright were
I'D from their Calamine farm Saturday
Mrs. Wright remained with friend
here over Sunday.
Henry Jacka, who has proved sucl
hustling and accommodating clerk TO
j. B. Pittz, has resigned his position
and. we understand, will enter into tn
service of Shows dress-making college
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY,

-Assemblyman Roy Smoker, who
recently launched his life-boat on the
matrimonial sea, arrived in this city
with his bride within the past week
20 take up their abode, and they are
now costly settled in the Berg resi-
dence. first ward. Mr.. Smoker has
been a resident of Dodgevile from boy
hood, and is recognized throughout this
community as young man of sterling
qualities. Mrs. Smoker was but re-
Gently Miss Stella Thorbus of Sparta.
this state. She is young lady of in
tellect and refinement. Such additions
to our city are desirable.
Just received a sample line of gloves
ana mittens representing the entire
stock of large wholesale house. The
assortment is large and complete and
contains everything in the glove and
mitten line from the sturdy Buck.
Horsehide and Muleskin for every day
wear to the fine FUR and silk lined Kid
and Mocha for dress. Also a fine as
sortment of Golf Gloves and Knit Nit
tens for ladies', misses and children. All
sold I, to = off regular price.
G. VARLIN.
Mr.. Chas. Grange, who for over
two months has been receiving treat
ment at Milwaukee hospital, returned
home Tuesday evening in fair health
and good spirits. As is generally known
his affection was case of blood poison,
resulting from scratch while engaged
at mining. His suffering was intense.
This entire community is rejoicing over
his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Budd of Lam
caster were guests at the U. S. Hotel
a couple of days this week. The Tribune
was favored with friendly call from
Mr.. Budd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01

lot of 81 and S22s hats all placed lot to close
your choice Chdns Infants Bonne styleat
actual Come and of these bargains.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
Over SO Years Old.

Mrs. Patrick Kane, one of the oldest
citizens of the state, died in this city
Tuesday afternoon. Deceased was born
in Parish of Balloknock; county of An
trim, Ireland, August Is, 1903. She came
to Mineral Point with her husband Nov.
2, 1912, and has ever since been resi-
dent of this place. She was true christ
ian and ever loyal to neighbor and friend.
Funeral Friday morning at 10 o'clock
with services at St. Paul's church.
Mr.. Ed. Lenahan, who for the past
twenty-three months has been engaged
in experimenting the construction of
darn across Snake River, in Washing
ton, is here for few days visit with
his mother and other relatives. This
dam was put in by the government, the
work being done by large contracting
firm who employed Mr.. Lenahan as su-
perintendent, and the general verdict
is that no one could have mastered the
task better. Where the dam was put in
| the river is 100 feet wide and 20 feet
deep at the deepest point. The water
thus damned is for irrigation purposes,
and is calculated to be sufficient to sup
ply water for 175, 900 acres of land
What had to be done md how it was
accomplished, together with the ma
chinery employed, is interesting indeed
as related by Mr.. Lenahan, notwith-
standing his modesty and unprenten-
| tious hearing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
Republican Rally friday Evening.

Hon. F. w. Hall of Madison will APP
pear n behalf of Republican principles
at city hall, Mineral Point, Friday even
ing Nov. 2. Mr.. Hall is good talker
and there should b "a general rally of
voters to Lear him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
Miss Neffie v. Wallis,

Graduate of the American Conserva-
tory of Music, Chicago, will give piano
and organ lessons. For terms inquire at
her home in this city. Phone so. 26tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01

The Famous Palmer Garments
will be on display at our store on
the above date, Saturday, Nov. 3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
OUNDRY q GRAY CO.
GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES.
Special.

A very pretty line of Is inch Hand
Embroidered Center Pieces for only
$3.50 each. A. Masten. Opposite the
public library. AZ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
THE WHITE HOUSE
Closing Out Sale OF
MILLINERY

Being handicapped for for regular lines goods have
cided to close millinery stock
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14

tute viii raise So. 500 additional.
The money would be used to erect
a large wing or the west end OF the
present building. in which would be
located large music hall. gymna-
stun. and about 20 bedrooms. This
addition would not only give more
room in the boarding department,
but il would also add greatly TO the
facilities OF the school in the music.
literary and physical culture depart
ments. The money over and above
the amount necessary TO erect this
new building Will be used to pay the
bonded and floating debt OF the In
Stitute Nh Carnegie makes that a
condition OF his gift. President
Cannon has begun work 70 raise the
So. 500.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14
York Circuit Court

Yorktown. April l3.-One OF the
most Interesting fights 10 break a
VIII mat mas ever occurred in the
Circuit Court Of York county was
uied last week by Judge Tyler a,
Yorktown.
The case IS that Of !. " Moore
aga.ns, The administrator and hers
o. the ate Starkey w. Moore. VINO
was famous throughout his county
OF account Of being the father O.
txe-ty-one children.
l. his VIII me dead man lett his
entire property 70 The e.gh, children
by his second marriage. He stated
TIA, ne aa6 he.pe6 anG assisted MS
children by the first marriage while
ne was living and that the children
OF the second marriage were gwen
the entire properly. consisting OF
ts-n and money.
Ny J. ~. Moore. one OF the sons
o. me a-st marriage. is eudeavonng
70 break the vii and 20 have the
properly equally divided among al
children CT oo,h marriages.
A-t-er hearing the case Judge Tyler
re - go --a ace r--a- -0-c,,sa-,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14
A Fine arteSian Well.

Nj. Ayers. who owns 2 portion Of
the Neck GLAND farm near James
town Island. has lust comp eted Dor
Ing an arseSisn well on his farm.
When a depth OF 800 feet was
reached water began TO rise
Through a S-inoh pipe the water
rose TO a height Of 10 feet above the
surface OF the ground. To give
some idea OF the flow. il takes Just
20 seconds 10 fill a barrel. The water
IS as clear as crystal
There IS already ar overflow well
on Neck GLAND. There IS another
one al jamestown. The third over
flow wei in James City SO Tar as we
know IS al TaskinaS. This well
overflows fourteen feet. Capt May
nard. Bigiow. has a wei that over
flows some twenty or thirty feet.
NJ Ave 5 well seems 70 hold thc
prize.
These wells afford perfectly pur,
wa,er and. Of course. are never tail
ing. There are halt dozen artisia,
wells in this city but none overflow
i-V
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14
Royal ATCaRum.

Powaatan Council. Royal Area
nun. gave q smoker and oyster sup
pei 10 the members and few IN
v.tec guests TUESDAY night from 9to
Z. After a short meeting OF the
Council. Spenoer's Hal was thrown
open for the occasion. Oysters
II every style were served BY
the members a. small tables about
the room. The hours were pleas
anly spent over games Of various
kinds. there being a championship
game OF pool between the crack
players. Bros. II. G. Spencer. Beale
and Shiprnsn. We would say parent
the6caly that the game was never
finished.
Brother Harry Post. Of Magruder
entertained the crowd delightfully."-
with several songs and had 10 re
pond 70 encores.
Powhstan Council has fortY-thre,
members and al attend oyster sup
pers). Since the insurance feature
Of the order has been placed on /:
sound basis. il is expected that j
viii begin 70 gain in numbers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14

Mr.. Burt Larson has taken charge
OF L. LarsOn's harness shop. which
ne has rented. Mr. Larson is better
prepared than ever 70 accommodate
his customers. and gives special at
tenuon 70 repair work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14
Money for Blackstone Institute.

After correspondence extending
over several weeks. Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie has offered $l2, 500 70 the
Blackstone Female Institute on con-
eision that the srsnds Of fhs Insi-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-04-14
AN OLD COLONIAL
HOME FOR SALE


s old Esas % isy c4sn s 5 AGES miles Soa. SGS
about Of balance timber
3 ai ct 5 aba and od state raao " weT a asIa
o s5srS s eSo P Besides ,I &oSas Ar ss two
a61adanse water aroad The enclosed win
and locust P3s's oee, mile: cross sDses po1nF the
ien 'htrs !. % n 1 N S S Pint So SF ~ R
5i i,s s oT5as aer shipment made gives shipper the ebocs OF
place are tour yoas G App P5-5 peach and plum 5bs
I~st adapted io5 the daen varieties choi sort Of
ru nheh adapted beginning
colonial bull. over 200 years and 10 the best
miles All kinds OF 69s are Passs day and night Esent bath
old ideal place 70 -a could
sugar maple s5 ~ sp1 o. % ss h 1bu3d
sooaa p % cea. vailed up With beI ou5s EN-
49, et vide sumner Kitchen onservatory There are also A.
fireplace under kitchen
~dpRs leads from upper paned
Sad grained All 6reA The
the ha' wa, built times "hsp money object
there l2r4 deep By catching wiuter rains hold
the Swn r1s farm .Ss consist Of large
Tor young o ana Sugy shed The horse
@ hay @ s.s near ss S % DT sS'9 S5
Svs56ssS help TP s ken aISo divided
a4 0% an o.. tsss ISs S ws and heavy
The : a :.s % fs 9 sG % TSS
" the good landing. good %st. 00 AL NAV"
1nFs on.t. d Pine csdaT holy
. lot s . s@6 ss % 59 place
Wild turkey
d b s iuamedae 1ai hann light 1 ony a
sss situated; sSs
ss ssa & SRsss grounds s sss s..s "a. : e.
:;n: AsaI.h s aud SS A.
s q s s s s ySss .s assa .sS s
ss sGS 9 Az ca" go md g : Sy , ss
fissi sSSs $iS y fss Ss.s
IA L. IL
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-18

PHstf sobot
|nbava. Bud
ptijdete, ably j
lako Franta pc
Jan Homer q
Tibora, bylf v
You zalezitosti.|
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-18
vylstou Ma UmsIeekou Cestu.

Theo. +. Folk odjel do Wagner v
itery IA piicinou zamluveni Skveleho
plcsu, pfi ktcremi Dude Taborska ka.
pela, sestavajici PIP. J. PetrikI, r r
Nikla, JOS. Fejfara Utlky, Jos Vel
ka. Ant. Krovozy, Jana KoSt9la, Thos
J. Wagnera. a J J Kudrny. Dude hrat.
Jak Dude asi mnohym zuamo, hoSl mi.
neji uayStIyit yetsinu ceskSch Osad Y
tonic statu, a tam pOfa1at taneGni
zabavy. PAX pojedou do Nebrasky a
KanSasu "a tim samym dcelem 10
hudebDim tuinee, jeni ma trvati ash
meSic, sc navrati. Delaji toto jen X
will pobaveni pax ably vIdeli trochu
svet, a Eliili dobrodruistvi. L. Folk:
vyslaIi pred sebou, by p ,iadal data "a.
bav, ELI ustanovili iej impressariem.
Doufame pevne, re dobudou tonic
podniku dspechu, re hudou ySude
co nejlepc pfiyi' ami; zdali jlneho mic
TOT asppn ma jejich dtraty jim TO vyne
sc. yyiedou nekdy ma zacatku druhe
no tydne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-18
0hsh We Springfield.

We staji James McCulloma vypu
XII uterf rdno, asi o pGl osme
hodine oheh. We ktcrem zahynuli
til jeho kone. kocar a sedlo. mimo
jintch mensich vecf. Stdj stoji
severne cd ieleznicnf STANCE. a
nezli sc dostavili hasiti, mastal by
Ia obracena Y popel, S vSseuvede.
nym vSsledkem. ; vyli6enim see
ny. mas zpravodaj prsvf, be co diva
kone uhofeli k smrti, tteti ptetrhl
provaz, ma nemz byl uvazdn Wy
behl re stale, ale mel jill ODE oei
vyp6lenS, mimo jinyth tetkSch
popalenin po celem tele. Bylo nu
the zabitf uboheho zvftete a tax
jej vysvobodit hroznych trapenf.
Skoda Sc pact ma 5000 PIvod O.
hne jest neznam, vsak mini Sc be
povstal ndhodou, nebot diva hosfci
pane McColluma n6jakou chvfli
pred ohnem. kone napajeli krmi.
Ii, a tfehas zahodivse sirku jeste
hoficf. takto oheii zpnsobili.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-18
EemohOu Dostat KARI.

Zdejsi tfi velke eIeyatory, Js0u pos
lcdni Dolby nacpany obllim nj ku site
So, nasledkem 6.hot nemohou kupo.
vat vice nbIli, nemsjicc prom mista.
piiGina toto vtzi tom re nemobou
vymocI cd ielcznlGni spole6nosti vice
nikladnich voz6, takto jsou nuceni
odmitat obili.
MINNIE ie by spolecnost Millwau.
kee mohla tomtl n6jlk odpomoci, a
zisobIt naSe Ubchodniky vice vozy.
Takove'o postaveni ma vice skody v
sobe neili by sc ma prvni poh!ed zdalo
Ia prvG obchodnici oLili ncmohou
oikupovat vice oblli, farmafi patti
ci do prccinktu Taborskeho, nebo bli.
ic Tabora jsou nuceni vozIt jej ma trh
do vzdalenejsich NEST, COZ Jim pflroze
ne zpnsohi mnoho nepfijemnUsti. Ne
vidime piiciny proc line mesta veil.
kosti Tabora mali sluibu zelcznl6ni
dobrou kdeito Tabor ie odstTkovan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-18
Ovocna Farma Y. n. HeCrea Ma
ProdeI.

Name ma prodej znamou OF
nou farmu T. S. McCrea, S ND
z&padne cd T&bora as jiho-vt-
chodne cd Tyndall. Tato farms
pozdstava re 100 akrI. 100 akrt
poll, 80 akr6 rastviste, 10 akrh q
fatty, 90 akrd ovocneho saduI
Ma farme jsou zachovale stav6yI
OvocnS sad jest nejlepsf We STATE
male pres Is set ovocnych stroHea
v plnem plodu, a ptinSsi slcY
roene eisteho uzitku. Mimo orct
neho sadu VIDA farma tolik co SCI
sina fsrem po 100 akrech V okre:H
nebot nenf M nj nejmensi east Po
zemku ktert by Sc nemohl utli|
kovat. Cena SO, 400; ancb se'
akr. Ovocna zahrada ma sans
vice ceny nea polovinu CO iadaHl'|
"a celou farmu. :,
Wagner Bratfi. Tabor ; Y