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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-29

The hotel known as the "Com-
mercial House,, situate on Main
Street "r~lte Borough, will be
sold cheap and on easy terms of pay
ment. The house is well located, Ii
censed and enjoys a large patronage.
For terms and particulars apply or
write
f. j. Mullen, ATTY,
Laporte, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-29
County Seat
Local and Personal Events
TerScly Told.

lcrt.
Mrs. Henry Kraus visited rela-
tives at Dushore last week.
Mrs. Eugene A. Helm of Ba'ti-
more received pleasant visit from
her brother Charles Lauer of Du-
shore. Miss May Mutiley stopped
in at the same time and took din
ner. The evening was pleasantly
spent in "reminiscences of Laporte.
Miss Anna Hearn and Miss Eliz-
abeth Weisbrod of DushOre, who
at present are engaged in teaching
in the public schools at NOrdmont,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in town.
1t has been officially announced at
the White House that the president
will send special message to con
gress shortly after the opening Of the
session next week dealing with the
situation on the Isthmus of Panama.
He prepared much of the data for
the message on his return voyage
and expects to finish it within a
week.
James Burns formerly of Dushore,
vas killed Wednesday November
2l, at Rochester, n. Y, by the col
lapsing of the steel frame work of a
building in the course of erection on
which he was engaged at work.
Mr.. John Worthington who is
employed at Masten, spent Sunday
with his family at this place.
In a sermon to the young people
of his parrish Sunday morning,
Father Murphy, of the Catholic
church at Bloomsbury, forbade
them to attend public dances.
Mrs. Susie Wilson of Warrens
vile. Pa, was the guest Of Miss
Fannie Meylert, last week.
Mrs. Henry Stepp and little
daughter are visiting the formers
uncle, w. T. Watrous at Johnson
burg, Pa.
The citizens of Mnncy are agita-
ting new electric light plant.
Dushore has made another stride
forward and is now lighted by elec-
tricity.
Benton, Columbia county, is
having an epidemic of Hungarian
itch.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hess of Nordmont, on November
IS, a son.
The Civic Club of Bloomsbury,
are making efforts to have a cur
few ordinance passed for that
town.
The Lehigh Valley railroad hss
placed an order for 80 freight and
switching locomotives; the order
being divided between the Ameri-
can Locomotive Co. and the Bald
win Locomotive works.
Three hunters were arrested at
Nicholson, BradfoId county, by
game warden Shoemaker, for hunt
ing with ferrets. They gave bail
ior appearance at hearing before
a Justice of the Peace.
Dave Benjamin of Spruce street
went to Lopez where he,wAl visit
and hunt with Isaac Newell sever
al days. They will camp out in
the Sullivan forests and take their
Grub along 50 that they will en-
JOY roughing it in all its phases. =
Sayre Valley Record.
The teachers in one of the school
districts of Columbia county, have
not received any of their salary
since the schools opened, the pres
ident and secretary of the school
board refusing to sign the orders
on account of the general political
mix-up in which the district is in
volved and which the court is eX-
pected to straighten out.
While Emanuel Whitmire of
Columbia county was shelling corn
the shelter became blocked and
while he was trying TO work the
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-11-29
THE LATEST MUSIC.

'F'irelight Fancies" waltz and
"King of Good Fellows march, by
Herman V. Yeager. All the rage.
% cents each. ii. V. Yeager,
Sunbury, Pa.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
CURE MEATS BY
ELECTRIC VOLT.
Cleveland Men Have System That
Will ReVolutionize Industry.

A plan for using electricity in
curing meats and preparing them for
market. an Improvement that prom
Uses to completely revolutionize the
present plans OF the packing houses.
has been perfected by group OF
Cleveland men.
After an exhaustive series of ex-
periments covering a period OF seven
years the plan has been reduced to
practical commercial basis and the
product electrically treated, is being
placed ON the market. The workings
of the new plan have been investiga-
ted by packers OF many years ex-
perienee. who pronounce It an limo
walton that revolutionizes the indus
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
Muslin Underwear.

We sell more Muslin Underwear than
any other concern in I}Iucfcld. We sell
tor the largest New York manufacturers
Our prices are lower than ever. especially
SO during this sale
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
BOOM CAN'T
BE CHECKED.
Mayor Johnson Says Signs Point To
the Unanimous Nomination
OF W. j. Bryan.

Mayor Tom Johnson is more en-
Enthusiastically in favor OF the nomi-
nation of William Jennings Bryan in
1908 than ever before. The mayor
says nothing can stop the Nebras-
kan's nomination.
The air is blue with the talk OF
Bryan down east" said the mayor.
" His name is on everybody's lips.
All signs point to the unanimous
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15

nomination OF Bryan by the demo
cratic convention.
Il don't believe there win be any
stopping OF his boom. Even his bitter
est enemies in the past are loudly
demanding his nomination. was
really surprised at the attitude OF
some prominent eastern democrats. "
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
Trunks and Suit Cases

Iron Bound Trunks with leather straps,
extra value.
$3.50 Special Observation-Disclosures. IS
Suit Cases in all styles marked down to
t15, $50, 3.75.
Mattings, Carpets & Rugs
Just like the rcst-thcy must be sold re-
gardlcss OF cost
$500 large Rugs $50
100 large Rugs Observation-Disclosures 25
200 Rugs at Is
Doc heavy China Mating in all coors at DC
'1c alI-wool ingram Carpet at..........4 0c
35c floor oil Cloth at DC Il yard
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15

try and will enable them to put out
a food product that can be guaran-
teed az absolutely pasteurized and
entirely free from any germ that
might have been In the meat when
the animal was slaughtered.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15

Chicago has citizen who manages
90 support existence ON sara a week.
Perhaps he lives on canned goods and
has no desire to eat any more than
he can help.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
TRUSTFUL
DISPOSITIONS.

How confiding aud trustful some
of these big railway officials arel
They have never dreamed OF harbor-
ing wicked subordlnates. Zaues-
vile Times Recorder
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
JACK LONDON
MUST HUSTLE.

II begins to look as II Upton sim
clair would be dangerous rival TO
MIR Roosevelt and Mr. Debs and the
other recognized entries for the
socialist nomination. Albany Ar
gus
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
Millinery Removal.

Our prices on balance OF Spring and
summer Hats are cut 50 that we are asham-
eel to name prices you must see before you
can appreciate the values
500 and 500 Hats reduced to. 49,. .$3.0S
400 and 300 Hats reduced to. .. 225
200 and $50 Hats reduced to 80
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
Specials i'm Notions.

Big saving in small items. 1t will pay
you to keep on reading.
Doc drop-sttch Hose at. ...............2 3c
lOC st-blaCk Hose at. .......... $50. &c
% Kid Gloves at. 95c
20 and soc NcCkwcar at .....1 0c
10 and l5c llandl<erChiefs at ~ .... SC
Doc box falcon Powders at ..... l9c
Boo Ladies' Hose Supporters at DC
15C IS. & G. Corscts at ........I 0c
20 and 25c Towels at..9 Sc each
30 extra size Bed Spreads at 11O
% Alarm Clocks at ..... 50
2Oc Table Oilcloth at. II
DC White Table Oilcloth at 10
Doc Ladies Vests at 9
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes,

Mems Ladies' and Chldrens Shoes
Every shoe in the house is marked down
at inns removal sale-toO numerous to
mention prices. We ask you to call and
compare our shoes to others
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-15
Pictures, EaSelS and
Mirrors.

AS a known fact we have the largest and
best assortment OF framed Pictures in
Bluefcld We don't intend to handle
pictures in our new place hence they must
be sold in hurry.
500 Pictures reduced to.
40 Pictures reduced to- al
300 Pictures reduced TO- 1Gz
100 Pictures reduced to AZ
300 Picture Frames 1920 12r
5OC Photo Frames at D0
Doc Wire Picture Holders at 10
Zoo large French Plate Mirrors at ..6.5o
600 large French Pletc Mirrors at ..32s
100 large Mirrors at II
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

run him down ere he could reach shelter Never
SINCE lett Severn side have | seen ~,,vl So fleet
"S mlne. Shall ! not show YOU. In an instant
Ic had surrod the charger and Na~ -f,,iius across
th, plain.
The Frcuchman. John dc H,lcuuc- % squire o:
liyartE. bad "ti'ci with burning heart. his soul
SICK III nc ilGht of The division iu which lc had
hidden. In the hope ot do,ug SOME ryl,,ru1uJ
>Il"l. or oi meeting ms ouu i,l'h D., bad ,'rrr.t
te'"Mi The arrn',.. but ~ movement had com,
from the English lines NOW hc Lld turned la-
horses head ID john the KING arras. when th,
low drumming OF h"ot- sounded h,aiul him aui
he turned - uud "a hor~,rnau hard uiuu lt- heels
Zach had drawn tls sword. and thv t.u Armies
paused % view 'hc ngh, In thc ,r-t toat ~.r
Maurice Bcrh,ly. lance n~ struck 'ru,1 ms i.rt.
and ~ He efrang doau tnr,,"s,r p 'ir ir,u,hr.au
ran hm through 'ac 'h,-a li-uuar'ei .co- Dr..
horse and received l- surrender. A. t.r -.-..r.
tun4tc En-Il-hm4u ha'ilci aH.. a' -te ...-.- tr.
eaIt"r roar of laughter hur., :ra.. .o.. aria...
al the spectacle
BY mE ten finger h.u,-'' ,r,i A.I...ri
chueIin1 hef,ud ,hc remains o., l,- fa... t.
found more ou h,- d-ta' that '-ur 'haa ., t.,.
hoN SPIN WhpHt~ the -u3.it-
By hi~ arms. -ati obi W.'. a- .hosIi ,-'',r
hc Berkeley "' thy W,-' or H.,...-. ., k,r-
! call - mind thar Shot is match o.. -.e ,,i.
once vith kcu,-a aolt.rH.r .el-. '.. ..'
huNNcr.
Na.. nay. -,:u, ,h. ra,e. H.r.a.l.m,.'. .-..I
old War iI,r, i- luur \,i Hf'a h.. .,.i ........
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
Di, s4I,rtsn'o sp,to
: QljmngrG1 bet'yf hlr pisor Of h2
qasring brfalAIrss FIepfAmaq.

and it would hc more tit'iug II Nou v,rc -...s..,
ayes for his soul. instead OF all tia, l,t,auoc and
bpaSting How now Tom of Beverley
." We have suffered sorcly IN tins last bout. Wa'.
There are forty OF our mcn upon their backs, and
the dean forcstcrs ON the right III worse case
still 10
Talking viii not mend IT, Tom. and ii al hut
one were on their backs Lc must s,ill hold his
ground
Whilst the ar,hcrs r,,rc chatting the header o'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

hootS all that came before HIM. Fctr~pmc too Was
the rider Icc-cool. alert concentrated of purpose
with heart of fire and muscles of steel y very
angel Of battle D., seemed be drove hi~ maddouyd
horse through the thickc~t of the press hut strive
he would the tall figure OF his master upon his
oal-blaUk stecd Was ever hall length before
hlru.
Already the moment Of danger Was passed. The
French line had given back. Those who had pierced
the hedge had fallen Ike brave men amid The ranks
ot their foemcn. The division ot Warwick had
hurried mp from the vineyards % I'LL the gaps %.
Salisbury $ i4ttlclne. Back rolled the shining tGc.
slowly at first even II had advanced. hut gul, >cr
now as The holdcr Tell and the weaker shredded
ont and shutlcd with ungaInlE speed Tor "A place
ot safety. Again there MAS a rush from behind III,
hedge Again there was "a reartng ot that strange
crop OF bearded arrows which -rcw SO thick upon
The ground and again the wounded prisoners were
;lei and dragged IN hru'l haste 10 the rear.
--eu the line WAS restored. and the English.
#rv painting and shaking. awaited the nest
Int great good fortune had come To them So
that as they looked down the valley thcv
..l scarce credit their own SENSES. Behind the
sion OF the DauIhiu which had pressed them
ard stood a second division hardly less uuucr-
.. led by the Duke oi Orleans The tugitiNc~
--l IN front, hlood-sncarcd and hciraggcl.
Ind led with sweat and with fear. rushed amidst
ranks IN their flight and "a moment. without
. loH being struck. had carried them oft their
-.l rout. This vast array. sold and So martial.
t.a.ci Suddenly away ike SnoW-Wrcath the
eu j. MAS gone. and lis place thousand, oi
.trtr- dots scattered over The whole lisiu as
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

each man made ms DNL
.r 70 the spot where be
.l md ms horse and
himself from the field
Fur 81 moment II seemed
that the battle was won,
thunderstorm of joy
Iei up irom the English
But as the curtain OF the
-H.--- division Was drawn
i tras only 10 disclose
itching lar behind il, and
ming the valley from
10 side. the magnificent
ot the French King
mistaken, and pre-
-L lis ranks Tor the
Its numbers were
at as those 81 tie
b army, II was un-
i by al that was
nd II had a valiant
j 10 lead it 10 the
With the slow de-
J. on OF the man who
81 10 do or to die. It-
j.. mar halcd its ranks
.0- lie supreme effort of
wh;le during that
t- omcnt Of cNultatIon
The battle appeared
l. 8n. a crowd OF hot
H. .oung knights and
So warmed and clam
ore md thc Prince. be
Ste that he would
al eu 20 ride forth.
Tbs insolcnt fellow
wi AVS three martlcis
cr!e Maurice Berkeley
tho ruIcs as though
YOU, SIT, that !
sln eems ready u att,
pie Nigel.
lair sirs. il is an c'
be line seeing that
o.. . the Prince. ;,
So tter is settled -
lair prince, sand
La inst. N. gr.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
Copyright. 1900. by A. Conan Doyle

th,m Two divisions o the French had been re-
lNI-ri. aid Vet there Was many an anNiou, far,
as the older knights looked the ialn al thu.
uutr"Asn array u the French King movIn., SLOWLY
toward them The line ot tho archer, was much
thIuuel and shredded Many knight, and ~au,r,-,
had ttcu disabled Iu the long and fierce combat lt
the hedge. bfh,r-. exhausted bl want II food
had p" strength lrit and were stretched rtntru.,
upon the ground Some were, engaged m ,..lrr,i,l,,
ih, Wounded tp the rear and laliug them under
inc shelter of ihr trees whilst others were REPLACING
their ir"Nvu swords or lance trun tl, s,,, ail- ~
the Siam The capital dc Bu.h. brave and ,.>fcri-
en'ei a- b" Va-. traau,i d4rals and whispered
ll- ul..-l.lu.,- 90 tlar,iu-
iHt tr Princes courage tatuyl rhc higher a.,
'lr -'.'laH ',H Hi.Io il- dark rs,- glctu,l .,lrh
81 soldier i.t., ID. ic s'au.,l round hmm tt Ii,
weary .H,art'. ..ui tH,u .t the iyr., ,,I.-,.. at
''' Nln- ia''.r "'I,. n"t. Ht'h 90 hundred rrum-
pets .lattr- art .. Thousand f,uupu- Waving rolled
.l"HlE "t,r tire fIar -tuur Hi..' u... lplu
'.fr i.tr bacon r.n.f rnHi. ,r,,',u. -t,t l..
. lH'' SD. mot l- .'.",I 90 O. ODD Ln-ia.i Take
.'sr' rE .r,ri-. -.t % ,c conquer $40, SHALL o.rr-
!i" ,..-t H.r Hrr'"lI. and u I-i iur.r a- .,, I.c
,..r trE.. '.a' t, t.-h' ,iIc tu5 500 l.a.e i,fiud
H- ""r .r.'.'-- .tti rlH-rI,u .U. .fI ....r-lly
f-, t j. D.. .tf .'rr rHt. ,..rf and 40 ..li Ic
.,i Nar.t.l p...ri. ~..,..s -r-.l. ....r,.
'...r =. FL. .-.r'' 81. '.r..r t. 'I, ...-t ..l.a'
Nuar ..-., 'ar r.' I.. ar. .,r. .t, .t.... and
.ar .." .a5 ''..- -..' atr r.. r,,I .... d,..
'...r., " NI'.- ... .... H.i .ri ~.a' G,'r-r
-r Walter N-tn-t rI.. IT,. f.. fi.t t.r...
'.s ...H .' 81. I'r.r... .f'. ~. r.. banner
r.'r. s.....- n. l. ftf, ir...u ..i.- rh..
r..- .-. .f....-i - st.u ;' ur-.l rhcg
t'..t -, -..r..r. ..t--. 'i, ..sf. ..uf,
Pill. '..'.'..-. .. N.r...t ..-.. ,.t..r. .. a,u
'...... t.. lr.... I..r .....-. ..,r ..- .-,a,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

e...ll dp ,t,u %. tpu llsc ..si. tiu .t.h a. l.rl
"' p.'"rt iur 90 hundred u,: ~ ..rru. AMI many
tn'lr- that tpI ulav tlr round f., mound Wonder
aui 80 In uiuu them unseen L,i 40 that arc l,tt
"i rA' .aci- gather ou each sldc slupt AVA. their
ARROWS. and then i..ht as h,t tL,y may. N.u' TIL
they aye past Wonder thorn lu.h and them Walter.
bear nay banner straight against ti.t "' Tire Kim, II
France Elt .ir-. uI.. God .ri tire Thought ui YOUR
lAlir- hold lIeh Nour hearts"
Tie French uuuAr,a. a,,iut t'..t Li+ tuotrucn
had uaic up u.ir,.Ipu Ui uu thc English. and
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Arce martlcts upon field gulcs,"
lricc Berkeley He stands bctWiNt
IS as though he had no dread OF us
u, sir, that ! may ride out 10 him.
ready 10 attempt some small deed,
5irs. II IS an evil thing that We should
2 seeing that We s'Ill have much to
Prince See, he ridcs away and
is settled
prince said the Young knight who
rst. NJ gray horse Lehrtte could
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
CHAPTER XNNI. (Concludcd
How Nigel Found His Third Deed

FEARSOME sight was pommcrs that dan.
his red ewes rolling, his no~trll> gaping.
his tAWnV name tossing, and hl> savage
teeth gna>hIng IN fury. as he tore and
smashed and ground beneath hrs ramrng
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

t. JOHN ! Nu,.
..t... sll, l
.r.. hr ..r
a. .r. ... I
a.I ] tr.. r.r .. ar
ra. a;i.,f f.,w '... u.l,
..c ,4u dp a. r.. u..
! .s a.., t., ,I, tul. g.
-n.reI u.a 30. attempt
D.
Su.,. ''rts.t mur.
iur et .,r.r thc Thought
i-e ,n,u, from mr -aiI
Chauiu
Nat John. | Wo.l, lcyp
yuu at u. .t.c. D. Won
r'th u,li joan and yui
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
Snrlcnosne lIstknuti Plal0

Jsou tax oby6ejne Indii jake
zaludeGnf n j6terni obtize u mas.
Pro poslednf vsak je jisty pros
tfedek: Elektricke kapky o KITE
rich :. A Brown Bennettsville.
:. G. pravf: "Navratili me zene
zdravi pc mnohaletem trSpeni cd
cd nezaziAnosti ,trnulosti iater"
Elektricke kapky vyle6i mrazenf,
horecku. malarii. zluGnatost. later
nj a mechyfove obtfae. Ma pro
del Y Taborsk6 lekarne. Cena soc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

pfihodilo We SD Sity iedneim no
vinAm. Ale zssmejete Sc tomu;
"a to VAN napfet i vzsdu rueim.
Tax, abyeh nerapomjel svoii Fee,
jeden fsrmAf Nebrasky slavnei
fcdaehci toho lis,u nspssl psspi
We kery.n Sc jieh ptal isk by Sc me
10 kose sc smradjavy koety. Ipdi.
ami tomr hovadu tikaif "sby "a.
kou sekanku Abeoski stganku
o >rava ,edskce, vysusit a ponej-
vic iak by Sc Of IA vofavks sc
daIa napfet ! vzadu vodstrauit.
Tot sc vi. ze hred sportovuf rs-
dachtor sc toho Ell vlsstne ten nc.
byl donna v tn eobu - inr. pap
mayor 81 to wal M stsrost. vys.
vetlit ale udelai stoho takovou me
la, he tomu tkdnej nerozume'
PAX 81 to wal IA stsrost poklad
nik mestskej. a ten isk by smet
PAX zsse ieden policajt Sc nafuko.
val, POOLE policaitskyho spasobu,
be Won. q jen Won jedinei tomu 70
somi. Ale pohofel a kafdej sc
mu vysmal. Ma to ale sc do to-
ho vplet sef rolieeini kerej chtel
nspravit tn vostudu co mu udelal
jeho podfizenej. a povfdk mu ivy
ste ieden truhlik 9 velkym T. -
Povida. 'jen mi sem ptineste tn
.kdt;. ia .tady IA stsnici vobess
nam kleci nekolik voehlssto. q
jestli kemikalie nevytshnou smrad
e IS knfe. patahnu il neker}mu
votralovi IA hlavu dys Dude spat-
q ten tune ieho deehu jiste ten
smrsd Iniei. Ale AMI to neuspo
koiilo, nebor videli Z toho, Re pa n
sef raef zertova'. Ale tn Sc ma.
chomej,nul Ieden CO takovy praee
f.jnovy dela a ten jim povida aSy
jsn kohl pfineslI, lie Won ifs iixu.
j. tax. 10 ita neilepsi lejdinka j.
mdte nosit vokolo krku ably sc ne
rastudila a nemsls voteklS man
die. It'd US susd wife jak Sc Wy
deIAvA koae IS Rocky, ucf
starej Kudrna byl ryndall "a
obehodui zalezitostf v Gtery a pl.
nssl 81 od,ud krismus prczent.
Semirda &c pfeci ien &C mas
acme poptre Japorcems. PC.
rad vrei ma mas a mi Ease name.
tax, lie mi nsskskuie husi kdle
s6ych ncmusel taky do patalie a
bit tech Jspousd nekolik mil.
liona. To by mi toho potion by
10 moe Ito.
Pfeiu VAN fsem wesley a lfist
ny kristmus q protoze nem0au
VAN tadnej sikovnei prezent dat,
tax aspoh pfeju kasdymu fseho
dobryho, zdravi a stestf. a made
fseeko plny kapsy tech kulatejcb.
ry dys sou tax je dobfc.
Kdyt mast voiini Sill ma Kubu q
Filipiny. brsl Sc nejvetsi ohlcd ns
zdrsvi. Willis 7. Morgan. pro.
pustenS ssrsant. Concord, N
II. prsvi: "Byl jsem ma Kube
diva roxy a IA Filipinaeh tee a pc
nevse jsem byl chytlivei IA rymu
utival isem DR.. Kinga now vyns
ler proti souehotinam ktery mne
udriel dplnem zdravi. A nyui
v New Hampshire, nalezame ten.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

L 'cdniei vsech ,nistn'eh spolko
i'ou zsd&ui by ozuamili redsktoro
Wit. |. kdy sc odbSva ieiich pra,i
define q IN mcfsdne schnze. Re-.
di bysme osnsmovali jejich seh0
re V novinsch.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
DOPISY.
Klatt. 5. ID. 4 pros. 700

Klatt. ). ID. 4 pros. 1906.
Cieua redakec:- PeknS poz draw
"a Vas a IA vie eky eten&fe. Mu
sim VAN sdelif. ie tonic okoli
name pofad pekne poeasi. bez
snehu. Krsjina je tn "a neilepH
Y eelem okresu, q tax sc vyjadfl-
Il Tide. CO tudy ieli. vods jest
sde dobra. a po vetsine mekks.
a pc veisine mekks, tax lie cd ?
do 40 stFevieich Sc nalezk vody
hoinost. ID mann studni 10 sire
vic6 hlubokou n je v nj tfi stfe-
vice vody. Tr&vy zde mnoho ne
name, nebot kdyt Sc uvazi, he po
mnoho let Sc zde pasl vselikt
druh dobytka. LIE 81 snadno IVA
Ait, kdyzie V houfu $500 ovcf a
tteba tolik a vic jineho dobytka ii
neco spotfebuji. Jsem iist. 10
jakmile dobytk6fi 'toho zde zane
chaii q domovinafi Sc zde usadi
Dude zde travy jake jinde.
Myslim, Re kdo ide zabral ne.
chybil, nebot jiz nyni pozemek
ma nejmene SO ceny akr. A al
Sc dohotovf zeleznice G. NJ. & st.
Paul a Northwestern. TN potion ce
ma Sc zdvojndsobnf. Cd meho do.
nova prvne jmenovana draha ie S
mil druha d mil. Obchodn je
zde Ehusta n il mann jenom p1l
mile do iednoho, a milf ma postu.
MinulS ttden navstivili mesto
Interior nejaci chlapove, a donuti.
Ii tamnejsiho hospodskeho. by Wy
pill kvart kofalky. Jelikoz Sc y
prvu zdzahal, namifili diva 2 Mich
mu revolvery ma hlavu. A ovsem
kdyz byl vypil tolik kotalky byl
okamzite ma hromade. Ma to lot
rasove skoGili IN nalevarnu a hod-
lali vyrabovat sufliky, ale Y zdpe-
Il Sc tn nakmitl vedlejsi storak
ktery. namifenfm rajflem je drtel
mistu az Sc dostavil serif kterf
je dopravil do venice Pierre.
Pc teto sensaci pfisla druh6, KITE
r&z sc sbehla nasledovne: Belosi q
Indiane Interior drzelf taneeni
zabavu pri kter6 Sc 2 nezn6mtch
pfiein servali. Indiane mali do
pal prf mas tohoto okresu w.
eisti. Vsak Sc jich neboiime. ne
bot name pomoc 2 Pierre.
Ma hone jsem jeste nebyl, &C.
kan AZ napadne snih. VelkSoh
sedych vlk6 jest zde znacne. tro
pr skodu, tim ze zadavf kohe.
Milwauksk6 draha Sc jiz hlfzi X
Belvidere Northwestern je teprv
40 mil odtud nebot' Sc zdrzela de-
lanim II most6 mezi 2s milemi
pres Bad River.
Kon6im spozdravem ma ttenafe
I'll. ]. ]. Kulis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
WOULD HELP BOARD
CHM & Co. Willing 10 Assist Pawiucket
School Csmmlites

A statement was made yesterday by a
representative OF CHM & Co, who in be-
half OF the Arm expressed a Willingness to
help the Pawtucket school board out Of
their difficulty relative 10 a charge IN
text books. lie said:
THE company IS anxious to help the
city OF Pawtucket in any embarrassment
i'm which 1t may find Itself at present. If
the Pawtucket school board thinks that IL
Will prove helpful 10 Il al this time 10
have the old school textbooks which had
been sent TO CHM & Co. in part payment
for the new ones, returned. the house will
be glad 10 send them back at once, pro-
vided the school board will agree 10 use
the old books only during the present year
and 10 introduce. at the beginning OF a
new year the new books which were
adopted Dec. q, and then return the old
ones 10 the publishing house.
The company believes that the new
books havo been legally adopted but
while the decision is pending in the state
the firm is willing to return the old books
under the above arrangement.
I'm correction OF several misleading
statements, II should be said that the ex-
pressage on the new books amounted 20
sis instead OF $50, and that the expense to
the city OF Pawtucket In introducing the
new books was but about $l150, instead of
5000 as has been reported"