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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-07
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-07
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-07
PRESIDENT GIVES
OUT MEAT REPORT
Transmits to Congress State
ments OF Reynolds and NeilI
on Packing Houses.
CONDITIONS FRIGHTFUL
Flesh for Food 10 shosslsd from ,
Shiny Fioor--RoosevsIt Asks for
Inspection law-Tax on AMI
mails for the Expense.

washington. ID. c.. June 6-Chair-
man wadsworth OF the hcus. CON-
mittee on agriculture made this
prediction TO the Associated Press
Today:
"a meat inspection law will be
enacted which will insure the con-
sumer meat fit TO be eaten"
When the speaker laid before the
house President Roosevclrs mes
age and summary tnvcstlgation
made by Ncill and Reynolds great
interest was displayed by members.
Its reading was closely followed and
al It's conclusion there was show
OF applause which was Instantly
checked by the speaker referring
the document and accompanying
papers 10 the COMMITTEES on agricuI-
tufc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-07
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m Are

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sassins 81 " %"
an vice cons
pprchcud"d tEI
~ were bril-" q
wing the lla.I''s
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-07

srt making appropriations for tho de-
Tartmcni Of agriculture for the fiscal year
ending June %. is11. as passed by tn"
senate. this Amendment being commonly
Theodore Roosevelt.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-12-20
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!

w nave them IN endless variety from thec china at &c ito the extra large kid BODY dolls with
dsm ad I moaa6e EYES HM a. 5@ 7G 81 - 90 up to $500 Also doll heads and rubber dolls Han
STEEL body and pa@ol land upholstery to match. Doll Shoes Doll Beds and Doll ~ gpua orT me me
thatp pertains oteD Doll Family shner epesened We
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-12-20
REMEMBER THE little TOTS"

Thousands of Toys of every description: Games and Story Bo
innumerable, Christmas Tree Candles and Ornaments of ali XII
and very many bright and useful presents to gladden. the hearts
the dear wee ones.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
AIM To SLAUGHTER
JEWS IN RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 24.--The
threats OF the reactionary parties that
Jewish n1assacres will be organized If
the rights OF the Jews are enlarged are
steadily becoming more definite. The
Central Council of the Leagu OF the
Russian People. claiming to represent
30. 900, 600 people, has issued q declara-
tion disclaiminx responsibility for the
olitra ges which may result from the i'm
cignation produced by the enlargement
OF jewish rights. and has published the
text of 200 dispatches of protest sent
to the Emperor from local organiza :
tions. of which the following is a sam
pie phrase.
1T is dangerous to further test the
gentlaness and patience of the peaceful
Russian population, which may b.
forced in Its defense against the Jews
to overstep the limits of law and order
and resort to violence"
The publication of the reforms is GER
tain 20 result In a final break between
the Reactionaiy and Monarchical par
ties and Premier Stolypins adminjstra-
ton.
A curious story comes from wilma to
the effect that the rabbis of three
towns in that vicinity interceded for
three Jews. who. it is asserted. were
innocently condemned to death as ter
rorists The Governor agreed to spare
the lives of the three men il the rabbis
would take an oath publicly in the
synagogue that they believed the con-
Gemned men were innocent The rabbis
consented and the sentences were COM
muted.
The police today began general
search of the Okhta quarter of ST.
Petersburg, where -wc revolutionary
arsenais were recently discovered. A
wholesale seizure OF bombs. explosiv es
and weapons was made and many per-
sons arrested.
WARSAW, Nov. 24--Two employees
of the vistula Railroad were murdered
today by persons unknown to the au-
thorities. The bride of detective was
shot and killed by terrorists and a
bomb was exploded in an unoccupied
house in Piwea street In the neigh
borhood of the Governors palace.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
OELR|CHs CONTEST
To Be DROPPED
Terms of the Settlement
Agreed Upon Await the
Sanction of the Surrogate
AVERT LEGAL FIGHT
Special. DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-All that
awaits now the nnal settlement OF the
contest over the probate of the will Of
Herman Oelrichs is the sanction OF
Surrogate Fitzgerald 20 the terms of
the compromise. They have all been
agreed upon and Jay & Chandler,
representing Charles II. 0elrichs, In
tend 70 ask the Surrogate 10 approve
The settlement on Tuesday.
By the settlement Mrs. Oeirichs is to
receive 10 FIRST mortgage bonds of
$1,000 Of the South Pacific Coast Rail-
way Company within thirty DAYS after
the wiz shall have been probated. pro-
vi6ed no further objections are taken
10 if. She is 10 execute release 10 all
claims against the estate of her huS-
band. either here or in California and
also as 10 his administration OF the
estate Of the late senator Fair. the
father Or herself and Mrs. Virginia
Vanderbilt. wife or William X. Van
derbilt Jr.. her sister She is 10 agree
70 make no claim TO 500 other $1,000
bonds OF the South .sacifc Coast Rail-
way Company.
The YOUNG son, in addition TO his
fathers personal effects. is to get
ranch in SolanO County. California
comprising 975 acres. named -Cygnus-
and everything connected with it. This
ranch is valued al s50.e0e. This is IN
full for all claims that he may have
against the estate Of his father.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
TEUTON INVESTORS
CROW CAUTIOUS

BERLIN, Nov s4.-Although Ger
many is on the top wave Of prosperity.
skeptieis,n as 10 the duration OF the
boom has been increasing for several
months. and the outside public has
kept aIoof from speculative invest
nents in Industrial stocks. notvitb-
standing the continued publication or
unusually brilliant annual reports by
the companies showing large gains.
the declaration OF dividends, increases
in orders and higher prices for manu-
faetured products
This sober attitude on the part of
private investors is beginning 10 gain
the support of the manufacturers and
bankers. who, being able TO glance be-
hind the scenes of industrial activity,
express fears that the boom has all
ready exhausted itself When asked
to give reasons for this view, the
manufacturers and bankers pointed TO
the dearness OF money. the high prices
of commodities. the high wages and
the expensive operations to which ali
the Industrial establishments have
been subjected. Every branch of man.
1factures is taxed to it's utmost ca
pacity. and in the coal and iron indus
tries supplies must be purchased in ip-
creasing quantities from abroad, chiefly
from Great Britain. The mines and
furnaces have booked orders months
ahead, but will be unable to make de-
liveries.
The state railroads in the CONNER
ciai regions are far from being able
and in the Essen district shortage Of
coal cars results in preventing from
$4,000 to 10000 tons of coal from reach
ing the consumers
The receipts of the railroads for
October were 81 4.0U0, 900 above those of
October. 1905. an increase OF IL per
cent, and the foreign trade of Germany
shows the heaviest movement ever
known, in both exports and imports.
The business activity in all direc-
tions causes an unusual scarcity of la
Dor, the production in the coal and
iron trades in particular being kept
down through that case. Nevertheless
both these industries are beyond ali
records Many OF the coal and iron
companies are seeking foreign capital
to build new plants or enlarge old
ones. but most OF the enterprises of
this descrip ton are delayed on ac-
count of money The general conclu-
sion. which seems justified. is that Ger
many's industrial situation is still
thoroughly sound and that the pros
perity will continue, although the rate
of expansion may be decreased through
inability to obtain additional capital
in view OF the stringency of the money
market
The bankers do not expect the im-
provement in the money situation after
January which usually follows the
autunnal stringcncy. The tendency is
rather to expect continued stringency
when compared with previous years. 1t
is felt that much depends upon the de-
~elopments III New York
While greater relief is felt at the
fact that the American demand tor
gold in London has relaxed. nobody
here. ii is asserted. can feel certain
that the demand Will not soon be re-
sumed and continued on the strength
of the view taken in the United states
OF the economic position
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BRITISH JOURNALS GIVE MUCH
SPACE TO AMERICAN AFFAIRS
leading Subject Is Enthusiastically.
AashinGtsn Declared Most Import
ant Diplomatic Post IN World

LONDON. Nov. 2s.--Perhaps never
before in the history OF British jour-
nalism have American topics and news
taken up so much space as ct present.
just now the leading subject OF dis
cussion IL the English press is the
selection OF 2 successor 10 Sir Mortimer
Dersnd as British Embassador at
Washington Many Of the editorial
writers agree with Sir Mortimer that
Washington is rthe most important
diplomatic post in the world" one OF
the weekly reviews the Outlook. de-
voting more than a page TO this sub
5ect. The Outlook says the British en-
b1ssy at washington has lost COM
pietely the political and social ascend
eney il enjoyed under Lord PaGnce-
tote
The blame Sor this is not Sir Nor
timers. who commands universal re-
Sp1ct. bgt re was tlanSplantea ffosn A
post which he filed with frs distine
iion to an environment where K was
practically impossible for diplomat or
his traditions TO become acclimated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
DoLLIsER DENIES ALLEGED
ATTACKS on ELIHU ROOT
Declares Tie Did Not Wake Statements
Attributed To Him by NasSa-
<huseffa Newspaper

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Nov. 24.-Senator
=. f. Doiliver. who is here today en-
route from the West. denounces as
false the language attributed to him
IL an article which Iowa papers are
creditiRg 70 the Springfield (Aassl Re-
publican Senator Dolliver is quoted
Is saying that Secretary EIfhu Root
sits IN the inner council of trusts" is
Thomas r. Ryan's right-hand man
and that he has been chief counsel in
every nefarious scheme foisted upon
the American people
Senator Dolliver said. i have never
given utterance anywhere or at any
time 10 the remarks attributed TO me.
7 have the most friendly relations with
Secretary Root. running over many
Years. and have never made any ex-
preston deroEatory to him. either in
his professional or public life To at
tribute such remarks 10 me is an abb
surdity that is verT much more ealcu-
lated 10 injure me than Secretary
R0rf
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Piles Cured
Suffering for Years. and Bed-riedsn
From Piles. Massachusetts
Han Is cEred by Pyrz.
mid Pile Cure
'fia faeAs Hsiied FREE 70 Al Who SIND
tsms md Addrcss

triei The sample Or your cure yp0
sfni te Fia- ! used Il and then bought
r aeA- Iae results were immeoi-
-'te sNrpfi ing - me assure you
f-- Deer . coz7n ef the best doe
tefS 2na nsid much money 70 them
~ na res cts whatever had this
.-tira trr - 1c2ts. ] was in 2 hos
D Tor lnnz time. and left IL
iHs3 s--a.T broken down ] haTc been
50 Tor months Al a time as 10 be
-a - walk Having friend who
zl ls lie bH an operation ] desisted
'ti1 ever having that experiment tried
,r owe voa 2 ceht of gratitude.
tf-era -Hot piles WoGld be banisaed
fe- nlfa4fl-tF 2na become an M
known tlng were every one afiicted
" tlell - but spend from soc 10
ff ror Pyramid Pile Cure. It's speedy
fr-or a.sa makes L extremely faVoro-
p 10Y Inpatient people an. yours
Sincerely. George i. Bartlett. Malta
Eusraut relief can be gotten bs- using
--gc uarrcllo8s Pyramid Pile Cure. II
n-rfe'l tafcir reduces ali congestion and
IS -0-rllfnE, heals al sores. ulcers and
frr cd parts
Tfe moment you START 10 use il your
Suffering ends and the cure Of your
dread disease is in sight
fie IErsnlid Pile Cure frequently
rcnders surgical operation uQneers
serF Don't subject yourself 70 this
ENrert as Verr last resort.
nc Pyramid Pile Cure is pat u2 IN
t1e forsn ~ -essy-to-tse- specially
made SupPesiteTies. They ire sootil-
inE, painless. instant and certain.
trial treatment wifi be sent VOC
at once by mail in plain. sealed wrap
pr. without cent OF expense 10 you
lt YOU send Your name and address 10
~ trar1la Drug Co. SO Pyramid Build
ine- Marshall Mich.
AFTER sou receive the sample. you
cen set p regulsr-size package Of Psr-
5nie Pile cure at your druggists Tor
~ cents. or Il he hasn't IL. send Us the
money and we VIII send il 70 you
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
SEVEN ARE HURT
At AUTO RACES

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24.-Seven
persons were injured. two seriously. to-
day at the automobiIs races for the
Quaker City Motor Club cup at Point
Breeze. in the southern section OF this
city The Injured were spectators. The
most seriously hurt are F. z Hubbs
and F. E. Furiow. both OF Philadelphia, 4,
who sustained fractures OF the legs.
During afty-mife race the steering
gear of sixty-horsepover car became
disarranged and the machine crashed
through a rail behind which a large
number of spectators were standing.
Seven OF the spectators were caught BIZ
the onrushing automobile and knocked
to the ground.
The machine was driven bF Phil
Kirk. who was accompanied by Edward
Barrett. a machinist. both OF this city.
They were thrown from the machine.
but were only slightly hurt
Ernest D. Keeler OF New York was
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
The Dress Suit Case Parade
By 4. Frznt Tsylor.

George having Towa9
= csssainly Is nof
= C.-orse !. gong 10 Old Dr.. Goose to
have hrs SAT- pTessod-Iha IS all
Csecrzr hold, a Dress Suit Case Parade
ORE every Week
For George has To pct up the Swell Front
n BIS Business h has svo Suits 10
Back up his Brave Bluff
And Il George ever misses his Weekly
VISIT io Old Dr. Goose-if he has to wear
ise same SUIT Two Weeks N Rapid Sue
ton - Il goes INTO she Colored Minstrel
rness right swsy-she Goat Collar gets
Gsvs-whateyer that is-and spread.
Asav from Georges neck The Left Lapel
decides that the resi- Of she Goat Is net cor
rect form-which IS not fsg wrone-7snd tries
70 Break swsy-vhile The Sleeves twist and
look knock knred-ssd the Trousers druop
ssd-eyed al the Knees.
Then's when George sees The Boss look
AZ him Slsntseise-
And sho,s slsnl~ise Chances usually
prsssge Heavy Dip in the price Of George
Salary.
10 oosb George about the price Of Good
SUIT every year 10 keep up his Swell Front
And have the proper cresses IN h. Two
PAIR Of Trousers and keep his two Coats
lookins as though Cley were made for Him
and net for his Uncle Bill who owns a
Farm up County ana doesn't care Gosh
Darn about Clothes anyhow.
And n's all because Georges suits were
cm wrong in he First Plsce-snd made
wrong in the Second Place.
And were So ShspeIess and Peculiar
thsl even The Woman who Scrubbed cut the
r Tailor Shop nearly laughed hefself into a
Convulsion when she saw them
But the Man who made Georges SUITS
wasn't gong to rip them all up and make
th-n over sesin-Not # he knew il.
Fer that would cost him too much Money.
He simply handed them over to Old Dec
ior Coose-1he Hot Flat Iron
And IN he Wink Of an Eye almost. the
-culiar Curves were pressed out Here and
T5ere-lbe Extra Closh was Shrunken IN
,.here Il was needed-snd the Tight places
Stretched out
And behold Georges suits looked as if ,hey
had Been properly cut and properly made
a. # they had Shspe-Siyle and Fit
Thev looked the Par of Real Clothes all
2iehs-
But the Make believe Shspe-SlyIe and
ia faded away IN mighty short tins after
IL bought en-
Ana asez=e sesn seqassssnes.sa his weekly Dress
SUI Case psraoes to Cd Dr. Goose.
Vow. we're telling rou about George and his
-Beesase besrsy 8 per cent q All clothe.
- simpiF faxed i1to shppe hr The Not Flat
frsa-t3id nr. Ioose-ss Georges we're
And because make '-cincerItr Clothes
-Wfich arc NOT merely pressed Into shape
.s-rla ai.isrfrP-
Pert ebicb afe hunesriy SHAPED ~ the Needle.
f-~e-- defect 81 -Siureritr Girfhexs- Is ire
r.iIr frrsss srsted and Terinaneptly adjusted -
.eaainr feefle Vort instead of the cheap and
Soeeriis clofbfs- viii az ueii snd hoid Their
<tsne With one sffh toe Dress Suif Case Pa.
.scs" Businezs spetbsr suit Deets % lock hzli
Ard "a Fellows who braveIy want to keep NJ
far .-Sweu Frosf' this feature is Considers
therefore Ef ron want - drop ont Of the PA
r-fr-- and Wear CLOTHES that are Sincerely and
-rdnrsfiy upii MADE from crtting 10 finishing
ia far lie label Of the Sincerity Clotklers on
a orr next suit ~ crercozf
u Eaar ur.-fo-date local dealer viii carry Sin
Hfritr Clcfees-
Tie label reads tais way:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
WORM IS REMOVED
!. FROM BOYS EYE

CHICAGO. Nov. 2z.--Seven-ye -old
Edward Behrinzer an orphan, was pre-
vented from becoming blind By an op-
GRAFTON. said 10 be the 1rst of the kind
ever performed IN the United States, at
the City Polytechnic Hospital yesterday.
A worm which slowly was eating its
way through the ball of the eye was
removed.
The Behringer boys feIne is on a
truck farm near Niles, Mich. He had
been in the habit of eating radishes
and other truck just as II came from
the garden, and IL is supposed one of
the radishes contained the bacili OF
tapeworm. which in some manner
lodged in the eye
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
scoREs HoUsE oF LORDS

GLOUCESTER. Nov. 24.-David Lloyd
George, president of the Board of
Trade. in q speech here tonight de-
clered that the amendments made TO
the educational bill by the House OF
Lords were totally unacceptable. He
said that the question soon would arise
SIS TO whether the country should be
governed by the people or a clique of
deadheads and declared that the action
Of the loridy mediators" was a menace
to freedom
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
ELECTION FRAUDS CHARGED

ALBUQUERQUE, n. 81. Nov. 28.-The
New Mexico Democratic committee,
after q meeting here today. announced
that q contest will be brought in Con-
gress in behalf OF A. Larazelia, Deme-
cratic candidate for Delegate at the
lsst election. Isarazeila was defeated
BY !. r Andrews. Republican. BY a
majority or the face of the returns of
3sS votes. The Democrats charge that
gross frauds were committed in Tor
rance. Colfax and other counties. and
that the returns should have given
Larszella majority of about 500 votes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BRITISH SOAP Trust DfssoLyEs

LIVERPOOL, Nov 24-=The working
arrangement entered into on October
between the leading soap manufac-
turers OF the United Kingdom. popular
~ known as the soap trust" was ter
minated at meeting yesterday OF the
representatives Of the firms concerned
on the ground that the combine had
been received with great disfavor by
the trade and the public" Each firm
will continue to conduct it's own bust
ness separately as before the nego-
tfatfonS
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
no PAY DEPosIToRs IN FULL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-The Comp
troIler Of the Currency announced to-
day that the receiver of the PEOPLES
Savings Bank OF this city. which was
closed by the Comptroller on October
= last. has been placed in possession
OF suficient funds 10 pay all depositors
and creditors in full
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
urEs ARRIVE Ar FoRT MEAD

LEAD. s. D., Nov. 74--The Ute In
disns who have been travelling through
south Dakota into Wyoming in def
ance Of the Governments arrived at
Fort Need today. accompanied By
United States cavalry Tonight they
are camping on the Government re-
serve. having been given provisions and
clothing by officers at the fort.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
nALr MlLnlos ron LrBRAHuEs

BALTIMORE. Nov. a4.-Andrew Car
nsaie offersd the city of Baltimore
s50n. 900 today for the erection Of
twenty new branches OF the Enoch
Pratt Free Library. The conditions
are that the city shall provide The
necessary sites and shall ,-laintain free
public libraries at COS kpf not less
than 10 per cent of the cost OF the
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
aUARANTiNED ron FEVER

BALTIMORE. Nov. 24-The British
steamer Wildcroft. Captain Raymond.
is held al quarantine with seventeen
cases OF fever aboard. Though the ex-
act nature OF the malady has not been
determined. it is supposed TO be
ChsRres fever. The wildcroft lay at
Colon. from which port she came here
IA about fifteen days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
RI.Ack HILLS GOLD ourprT

PIERRE. s D.. Nov. e4-According
10 the official report. made public To-
day. The gold production OF mines IN
the Riack Hills for the past year was
ss.sse, sea, a decrease of se5o.ooo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

SAILORS DENIED A LAEDISe-Frsneisao
Nsrriuez- Juan Bustsn,ente. jose Ochcs and
Alfred pe-erscn- members q the crew of the
steamship AeaPaico- FROM Paaanis sad Nesiesa
errts. we're den5od isnding yesterday ~ the
4uaraaiiae surhoriiles On tee ground tbst they
were afflicted win traehona. a contagious dis
ease al IL crls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

The net used by japanese fishermen
for yellowtaii, bonito and funny is
sometimes several thousand feet in
length. The seine nets are sometimes
three miles long.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

A Common Cold is taken when the
skin becomes colder than IS natural
The instant chilly sensation is felt,
the mischief is done; but, it can be
rectihed SO that no harm follows by
the use of .'Seventy-seven'; the first
dose restores the checked circulation,
starts the blood coursing thrugh the
veins, the skin warns up and the Cold
Is broken
a77" is for Grip, Colds. Influenza.
Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in the
Head and Chest, Hoarseness and Sore
Throat
At Druggists IS cents, Or mailed,
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.. Cor. VIII
liam and ysan streets. New xofk.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH
WINS At MANILA

MANILA, Nov. IA most Important
decision Just rendered by the suprems
Court OF the Philippine Islands Gusts
the Aglipayanos and the municipality
Lagonsy from possession Of the par
ish ~sdifcss there in favor OF the
Roman Catholic church.
The decision establishes n precedent.
as it affects suits now pending for pos
session OF about fifty churches seized
BY the AgIipayanos.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

killed on the same track Yesterday. and
Henry Luton, his machinist- was badly
injured in a-'eoliision while testing cars
for today's races
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

Lagonoy is a town Of $500 Inhabi-
tants IN the province OF Canarinss.
Luzon. where the Aglipayanos. a re-
ligious sect founded BY Aglipay. a
spanish friar. WELD considerable power