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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
"Simple Simon SimpIe.' \ Real Irish Prima Donna.

Simple Simon Simple" has a real Irish prima donna and the real Irish are hard to find, but it is an assertion easily proved that she comes from a long line of Irish kings. Her name is Kilcoyne. She has been in this country few years and appeared with various attractions, so that very little of the accent remains, but just enough to give pretty turn to her speech and charm to her manner. She spent some years in Dublin and later went to London, where she frs appeared on the concert stage. She later had opportunities with George Edwardes and created several sJhall parts in various musical sh w3, sore of which visited these shores She came over, with Edna May, thinking the opportunities better on tE:s side of the water, she decided Co remain here, and has been engaged fo- term of years by Messrs. Nixon ansl 1im- merman to appear in their various musical organizations. She is mak- ing a study of the type of the up-to- date college girl, the Vassar Sraiu- ate, which she will impersonate in Simple Simon,' and is very much in love with the type, and hopes to dc herself justice and create vogue soI herself on this side of the water. Al the Elks theater Wednesday, October 24
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Had a Jolly
 Possum Hunt

X "possum' hunt was very much enjoyed Friday night by the following: Mr Conlin Byrd and Wife, Miss Nettie Byrd, Miss Corbet, Mrs Wall. Dr. and Mrs. Stephens, Mr. l.ove'ace, Mr. Moore and MT. T. w. Sparks. This jolly crowd left early in the evening and returned about o'clock Saturday morning withone possum' which they had d great time in catching. and all report one of the most enjoyable hunts participated in for long time.
 High grade clock, watch and jew elry repairing at lowest prices. T, A. Drummond, 221 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
PAVEMENT ON WEST
 SIXTH NEEDS ATTENTION

Immediate attention is needed to the pavement on West Sixth ana Linden streets surrounding the en trance to the sewer, as it is in very bad condition and rapidly growing worse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

This will keep her busy until 3 sails for this country in the endf December. While in America 3 will limit the number of her appe- ances to ten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
NEGRO GETS GOOD
PRICE FOR COTTON.

Ashdown, Oct 2O--Frank HaywoQ2-< a negro, of this county, today J. four bales of this years cotton crope
 16 cents per pound. Haywood vn' a premium with his cotton at tho Worlds Fair at St. Louis. 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Wynne; E. R. Wilson, Fayetteville; Henry Haggard, Russellvllle;. J. M. Morris, Lewisville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Mrs J. l.. Cooper of Pansy is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Fergu
 son, at this place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Mr. J. H. Breathwaite, one of successful farmers, was here Friday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Mnle. Melba.

Mime. Melba will spend her autumn in London, where she is to sing in the Italian season at Covent Garden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Miss Lola Searcy is visiting her sis ter at DraughOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson were in from the country one day this week. The -months-old babe of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watts died this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Miss Morie Searcy has returned from DrauShon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

Mrs. Sallie I. Stanfield and sons were business visitors to Pine Bluft Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
The News of Rison

Key. Hutchinson of skentucky is as- 1sting Rev. Whayne with the pro- tacted meeting this week
 MT. J. E. Ellis of Dallas county was saking hands with old friends here this week.
 Mr. w. r. Ferguson of Fordyce was business visitor this week
 I -n- s.
 MT. R. B. Rankin was over from kngsland one day this week
 MT. Tobe Henderson was over from Colmer a few days this week
 Judge w. T. Hollis has returned from an extended visit to Warren Mir. ]. B. Jones of Kingsland was : Rison visitor Friday
 A big circus is coming to towl November 1.
 Master Tobe Miler is having chills
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

AIr. w. r. Ferguson of Fordyce Wa a business visitor this week
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
LOVE DEAD TWO
YEARS; DIVORCE
French Commission Prepares Unique
Grounds for Legal
Senaratinn.

Paris, June 1.-THE marriage re-
form commission. which has been
working on a project of reforming the
marriage and divorce code. now, aft
or making love between married cou-
pies obligatory. reached the question
OF divorce and worked out a scheme
OF reforms.
The starting point In the divorce re-
form IL the equality OF tho sexes In
the dissolution OF the marriage tie
While. according TO present French
laws. misconduct OF the wife Is SUM-
cient grounds for .orce. Il IL not SO
In the case OF tho husband. The reform
code calls for absolute equality In this
matter.
Divorces. according TO the new
project. may be obtained not only on
mutual agreement OF incompatibIlity.
but also on a petition from either side
IL love has ceased on one side. the COM
mission says. that side has n right to
petition for DIVORCE. But the divorce
will not be granted Immediately. The
proposed code provides that the cou-
Pile should continue TO live together
for two years from date OF the first
petition. during which time tho petit
toner must renew his or her request
for divorce every six months. TO make
sure that the original petition was not
the result OF momentary within.
Habitual drunkenness will also be in
clnded among the sufficient grounds
for divorce.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
DIED, SPEAKING LOVE
VOW, IN TRAN WRECK
Girl Tells How Collision interrupted
Young Mans Piedse-Returning
from Picnic.
from Picnic.

Atlanta. June l3.---with love
'ow OH his lips Oscar Cook met death
In n railway collision which occurred
here.
Miss Ivy Lancaster. the girl TO whom
uc piightcd troth, and who. also. was
injured. today told the story OF how
Cook died just after he had asked her
20 bc his wife.
Il was on n short scat In tho rear
end OF the last coach with Oscar. who
had gone with me To the picnic. Ho
was telling me 81 what he meant to
do In life. and that he could never
think differently OF me. We were not
formally engaged. but he said he would
wait for me. and l told him that no
Dody would come between us. Mamma
thought We had better walt. In year
no was TO ask her again.
Just what we were saying I don't
remember now. but suddenly a blind
ing light beat In upon the place where
we were sitting. Cod l heard him
cry. He caught mo and tried to help
me from the seat.
Then n crash came. I never knew
anything else until l came TO. as IL
seemed to me. long. long time after
ward. Everything was blurred look
ing.
Somewhere. away In the iron,
heard oscar calling me Ivy and ]
called back to him. but he never an
Swcred. and l was told Oscar was
dead"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
C0BURN DECLINES.
Governor Hoeh Then Appoints Judge
Benson to Vacant Kansas ssna-
torial Seat.


Ottawa. Kan. June 12.-Judge Alfred
Watson Benson. of this city. who Satur-
day was offered the appointment OF
United States senator To succeed Joseph
II. Burton. stated that he would accept
the position. He will officially notify
Governor Hoch OF his acceptance. The
place was first offered To +. ID. coburn.
but he declined.
Judge Benson expects to start for
Washington this week.
In an Interview today Judge Benson.
said:
II do not see why I should not admit
~ this time that I have decided To ac-
sept Governor Hoch's offer. ! shall 20
90 Topeka tomorrow morning and FORM
ally inform Governor Hoch that ac-
sept the appointment.
81 presume that shall be n candidate
FOR election to the senate before the
state legislature next winter. My In
clination In TO ask the people TO send me
back II my services are satisfactory.
The whole thing comes as surprise To
me, as I had never for n moment con-
sidered my appointment TO the senate a
possibility.
The statement OF Judge Benson that
he viii stand for election next winter
adds much interest to the Kansas sen.
atorship, for which there have been
several avowed candidates. The term
that Judge Benson viii all expires on
March 3, 1907. A half dozen men In the
state have either publicly expressed
themselves as being candidates for the
new term or have been prominently
spoken OF for the place.
They inci,sie w. II. Stubbs. OF Law.
renee. railway contractor ana forfnct
chairman OF the republican state cen.
trail committee: Representative Charles
Curtis. OF the First Kansas district: j.
l.. Bristow. editor OF the Salina Jour.
nal and former first assistant post.
master general: Frank Nelson. state
superintendent ~ schools. and ex- Gov
ernor w. J. Bailey.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
II KILLED; 5 MANGLED.
Terrific Explosion Of Dynamite Stays
Many Young men--cause Is
unkncun

Lancaster. Pa. jane l3--El"yen men
we're blown To pieces and i've others
were seriously injured by the explosion
Of dynamite plant today near pequea,
along the Susquehanna river. The dead
are:
BENJAMIN GEBHARDT. aged -.
BENJAMIN RINEER. 81.
GEORGE RINEER. 20.
FRED RICE. -.
COLLINS PARKER. Is.
PHARES SHOFF. IS.
WILLIAM FUNK. 10.
JOHN BoATMAN. l..
THREE UNIDENTIFIED MEN.
The seriously wounded:
Walter Brown.
Martin Rineer.
George Gray.
Charles Cramer.
Jacob Shoff.
The accident was one OF the most hor-
..ible In the history OF Lancaster county.
The victims were literally torn To
pieces. hardly enough remaining Of tho
bodies to make Identification possible.
The cause 81 the explosion IL not
known. Two Of the unidentified victims
had Just started To drive from the place
with n load OF dynamite. They had
gone scarcely nifty feet when the plant
blew up with n defamation that was
plainly heard fifteen miles away.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
TUCKER PAYS PENALTY
He u Eleetroeuted at Boston for the
Murder Of Mabel
Pane

Boston. June i3.-Charics L. Tucker
was electrocuted ut 1912 this morn
ing for the murder OF Mabel Page.
Tucker was officially pronounced
dead by the prison doctors at 1919.
Three applications OF the current
were made.
when Tucker arrived In front OF the
death chair he drew from his trousers
pocket brief statement which he
read. The statement was:
Il hope that God will forgive me for
all the wrongs l have ever done I'm my
past life. forgive everybody who has
wrongcd me. l am at peace with my
maker. May God have mercy on my
soul"
and after the guards had adjusted the
straps the warden raised his hand as
"A signal To the electrician.
After the first application OF the
electricity DIR. Joseph Mclaughlin. tho
prison surgeon. made an examination
and announced that the pulse was still
beating. After the current had been
applied a second time the surgeon de-
tected n movement OF tho heart. but
when the current was applied n third
time Tucker was pronounced dead.
This announcement was made ut l.: 10.
The surgeon stated that Tucker was
unconscious from the moment the iirst
shock was felt.
one more effort was made to prolong
the life or Charles Tucker through ex-
ccutivc clcmcncy. but after hearing tho
appeal OF his clergyman. as we'll as his
counsel. Governor Guild again declined
To Interfere with the execution OF the
sentence.
After baptizing Tucker In The faith
nj the Methodist Episcopal church Rev.
Thomas w. Bishop. former pastor
OF the church nj which Tucker was
once an attendant. and his spiritual ad-
wiser. convinced b; his protestations OF
Innocence. sought an Interview with
Governor Guild and obtained an APP
rointment late this afternoon. He was
closeted with the governor for an hour.
but the executive declined To interfere
I'm any way.
One OF the incidents OF the day was
n telegram received Mt the state house
by Governor Guild from President
Roosevelt I'm relation to the Tucker
case. IL appeared that some OF those
who participated In a meeting Mt Fame
uil hall on Saturday night sent a mes
sage to the president asking him To In
terfere In fuckers behalf. The presi-
dents telegram To the governor I'm
which he commended the Massachu-
sets executives action last week was
as follows:
The White Houae. Washington, June
IL, i90S.--Govcrnor Curtis Guild. BoS-
ton. Mass: Have been requested on
behalf or certain parties In Boston to
interfere with the execution OF Tucker.
IL being alleged that II is my duty SO
TO do inasmuch as have the power un-
der the federal laws.
No showing has been made To- ne that
] have such power, but without regard
To this | desire tn state To you that In
my Judgment your decision not tn In
terfcrc with the carrying out OF the
sentence OF Tucker seems to me en-
tirely sound and commands my hearty
sympathy. II seems particularly case
I'm which there should be no Interior
encc with the carrying out Of the SEN
tcnce. Theodore Roosevelt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
TEARS DOWN BUILDING.
Water Tank Falls, Doing Much Damage
and Injuryina Many.

PIttsburg, June "a l0.O00-gailon
water tank crashed through the three
story brick building at 537-5t5 Liberty
avenue yesterday afternoon. causing
the rear wall To- fall out and inJuring
several persons so that they had To be
taken TO hospitals. The building was
occupied by John Fite. "A wholesale but
ter and egg merchant: the =. NJ. Petty
Wall Paper company. and +. s. Mercer
a Co, Wholesale boots and shoes. The
Injured were Thomas s. Mercer and
MS son George. three women and
James Robinson, n teamster. who was
delivering goods at the rear OF the
building. The women were bookkeep-
srs and stenographers I'm the various
All OF tho injured will
recover.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
Call for information.
CONDEMN S-HOUR BILL.
Iowa Manufacturers Elect Officers
Council Bluffs Next.

Iowa City. Ia. June s.-The Iowa
State Manufacturers association elect
ed officers as follows:
President-T. Il. Ca son. Davenport.
Vice Presidents. w. Mercer. Iowa
City.
Moines.
Treasurer-E. Morrison. Fort MadI-
son.
II. II. Kingsbury. OF Sioux City. was
elected member OF the executive
committee.
The next meeting place IL Council
Bluffs.
Canadian reciprocity. ship canal, state
and national legislation governing In
terchange OF shipments on electric and
steam lines. and condemning the eight
hour and multiplication bills as per
nicious and discriminating"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
TO FIGHT ISL OUELS
ONE AFTER ANOTHER
That 10, Of Course, ~ Richard Zombor,
Does Not Get Laid Up
During Ordeal.

Vienna. June i2-Richard Zombory. "a
well known Hungarian sportsman re-
siding at Budapest. has placed himself
I'm the position OF having TO fight i5i
duels. rs the result OF refusing To
accept n challenge from "A bank clerk
whom he insulted.
on receipt OF the challenge from the
latter. Zombory sent beck word that
the clerks position precluded giving
him the usual satisfaction. Thereupon
100 officials OF the bank championed the
cause OF their offended colleague and
promptly challenged Zombory. Six hun
dred and four seconds held "A meeting
last night and arranged for the duels
TO be fought with pistols. The meetings
viii take place Sunday night one after
another until satisfaction Is secured.
one bullet being exchanged In each
duel
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
TWO FORMER MUTUAL
v. P.'S ARE INDICTED
Gillette and Granniss Are Accused Of
Forgery and Perjury by Spe.
eial Grand Jury.

New York. June l3.-Dr. Walter II.
Gillette and Robert A. Granniss. for
merly vice president OF the Mutual Life
Insurance company were indicted on
charges OF forgery and perjury today
b. the special grand jury. which has
been investigating insurance matters
under the direction OF District Attorney
Jerome.
Gillette IL charged with making false
statements In the grand jury room.
Five instances OF forgery are alleged I'm
the charges against him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.
JUDGE COlMAN DEAD.
Citizen Of Dsadwood Passes
Away.

Dcadwood. 8. D.. June Judge Nathan
Colman. the Jewish Rabbi OF this city and
one OF Dcadwood's most highly esteemed
residents, died at his home In this city
after n long Illness. He was born In Ger
many In i&0 and came TO this country
when "A mere boy. lie lived for time In
Denver. but settled In this city In ~. lie
has been n justice OF the peace since Is
and IL an honored member OF the Modern
Woodmen. He leaves n wife and three
children, The funeral services will DO
conducted by I. Shane OF Lead according
to the rites OF the Jewish church.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
BREWERIES o. X.
"zinzinnaty" Has . Water Famine on
Hot Day.

Cincinnati. o.. June s.-while suffer
ing from the most intense heat OF the
season, the people OF Cincinnati were
today also suffering from water fam
inc. the supply for the hllltops having
failed last night and being still short
Soday. No explanation OF the failure
OF the water is given. Many sections OF
the city are entirely without water sup
ply and the consequent danger from
Sossible fircs has caused general alarm.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
GIRLS spy "SCAB"
OvERALlS AND QUIT
Curious Strike at Garment Factory
and BriekIayers Have to
Change Clothes.

oskaloosa, Ia. June 9.-Bricklayers
working on the Penn Garment factory
addition were made 10 quit work and
change their clothes this morning by
the union factory girls who discovered
hem wearing "scab'' overalls. Work
m both places was delayed over an
aour
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
RAILROADS ESCAPE.
Alton and the Milwaukee and ST.. Paul
Have Rebate Cases
Dismissed.

Kansas city. June li.--Tn the tnitei
States district court here today the
cases against the Chicago and Alton
and the Chicago. Milwaukee ana ST.
Paul railways charged with granting
rebates on export shipments. and
against ID. ii. Krcsky. "A Kansas city
freight broker. charged with conspiracy
60 obtain rebates from shippers, were
dismissed at the suggestion uf the dis
trict attorney.
District Attorney Van vllkcuhurgh
stated he wHS convinced the TWO rail-
ways had been imposed upon and wero
ignorant OF the nature OF the ship
ments made until indictments against
them were reported.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
HIGH MUTUAL MEN
WILL sc INDICTED
New York Evening Post Tells Sensa.
tionai Story Of Grand
Jury's Work.

New York. June i2.-rhe Evening
Post today publishes the following:
Instead OF resulting In the indict-
ment OF only one or at most two OF the
moderately prominent former officers
of tho Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, the special grand jury's work.
according To excellent authority. VIII
include the indictment OF four or pos
sibly ave OF the most prominent ON
GERS OF the old order.
1.-The jury will complete It's work
next week. The notion that the In
dictments were Co be few In number
had been quietly spread abroad and
there Is reason To believe the report of
those granted the Immunity bath"
was exaggerated.
THE net result will be 10 insure
genuine surprise when the jury actual
iy does finish up its work and makes
public It's findings"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
he CONFESSES TO
3 ASSASSlNATIONS
coekrill-lmplieates Others,
n In Said

winchester. Ky. June i3.--Curtis eJtt
In now In jail awaiting second trial on
the charge OF demonstrating James
Cockrill In Jackson. three years ago.
has made a full confession. telling OF
the transformations OF pr. Il. ~. Cox,
James Cockrill and James ID. Marcum.
II - believed mere Jctt has implicated
parties not indicted In connection with
the Breathitt case.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
FEELS SECURE.
Foreign Minister ooiueho~ski Speaks
Of Austria Hungary Situation.

Vienna. Juno ll.-Foreign Minister
GoIuchowski made an important and
exhaustive review OF the relations OF
the powers forming the triple alliance
and foreign affairs generally today. He
said he thought the dual monarchy was
able To look at the future with CONF
dence because OF It's dilIEent cultivation
Of friendly relations with foreign states
and sympathies of other powers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
COUNT EN-.
viii BE iot Guns u . Boy; u ~ .
Girl.

Berlin. June s.-The ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF the Crown Princess Frederick VIII
liam Is expected daily. Prayers con-
time to be said I'm the churches I'm her
behalf. Orders have been issued that
sol guns are TO be fired from n battery
In the Lustgarten here IL the princess
gives birth to a son. and seventy-two
guns n she In delivered OF n daughter.
Wednesday was the crown princess
frst wedding anniversary.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
REVOLUTIONISTS LOSE
ouatemaian Troops Defeat q conslon,-
Grafton from Home. Honduras
ard Salvador

Washington. June IA cruSh!n.
defeat 20 the reyolutianisis who In
vaded the country across the Hondu-
ras boundary together with the re-
inaIndcr OF those who went across the
Salvadorean frontier, IN reported TO
the Guatemalan minister here.
The cabicgram In dated TODAY from
the minister OF foreign affairs. The nc
tion. the dispatch stated. occurred 1T
n place called "Mongoy."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
THE SOCIALISTS TICKET.

Sioux Falls. 8. D.. June THE socialist
tate convention. In session here. nomin-
aied the following ticket:
Congressman-Jamcs Kerwan. Law
renee county; Henry \. BcrEc. Brook
ingA.
Goyernor-Frecman Knowles, Law
srncc.
Lieutenant GoycInor-Martin Egge.
Ecadle
Secretary OF State-w. A. Williams. Min
Hchaha.
Railroad Commissioncr-Thom r.
Lunn. Charles Mix county.
State Treasurer. NJ. burnside, Hyde
superintendent OF Public Instruction
T.. Francis Atwood, Brown,
Commissioner OF Schools and Public
LanJs-carl %. LohTe. Roberts.
Attorney Goneral-S. II. Cranmer.
Brown.
State Auditor-Dr. +. r. Townsend.
Butte
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
OHIO MINERS WOULD CHANGE

Denver. Colo. June IA letter was
read I'm the convention OF the Western
Federation OF Miners today from the
Coal Miners union OF Ohio. Offering To
desert the United Mine Workers OF
America and enter the Western FEEDER
alton In "A body,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
GUILTY, THE VERDICT.
Ferdinand e. Borses, Indicted With
Former Congressman Owen, Of
Indiana. Convjeted.

Boston. June s.-Guiity was tho jury's
verdict today In the case OF Ferdinand +.
Borges. who was indicted In company with
former Congressman William ID. owen OF
Indiana, charged with larceny and con-
spiracy In connection with promoting thu
ubcro Plantation Company. owen has
not been arrested.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.

Bridgewatcr. y. D.. June THE annual
Did settlers picnic for this (McCook
county. will be held at Towards grove
tomorrow. Joshua Watson will act as
president OF the day. A feature OF the
occasion Will be addresses by Hon. q. l..
Branson OF Mitchell and Judge q. +. Todd
u this city. following which sports OF var
ous kinds will be INDUCED In.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14
SOLITARY Confinement
ON EACH ANNIVERSARY
August Mueller Must Spend Eishtssr
Years in Penitsntisry for
Shooting Family.

Norfolk. Neb.. June 9.-Ausust Muel-
Ter. the German farmer. who shot his
child wife and her parents In stanton
county, has been sentenced to sixteen
years In the penitentiary. with solitary
confinement on each anniversary OF the
crime.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-14

Don't sleep six or seven hours one
night and ten or twelve the next. The
amount OF sleep needed depends on the
Individual. but there Is nothing so con-
ducive TO health and good looks N
enough sleep at regular hours.