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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
From page One

Tyndall, South Dakota, Jan. 3rd,
1907.
Board met pursuant Ca adjourn.
ment. Full board. county Auditor
and Sheriff present.
On motion the bond ~ Fred Well:
for $4,000 as Justice Of tho Peace wa,
approved
On motion the reports Of p. II
Wood, X. NJ. Farrell and Frank ;os,
Justiccscs Of the Peace, for the quar-
ter ending December 3lst. 1906 anC
the bills therein allowed MS follows
X 81. Farrell, Justice fees 81
II. r. Garner. Sherifr's fees az
David Kirk, witness fess i II
Il. II. Wood, Justice fees 23C
Frank Post, Justice fees 10
On mntinn the rannrt AT tho RauiS
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
Paw Iares al The Tabor State Bank.

We have complete list of 1906
taxes for Tabor and vicinity and
would be pleased to attend to the
payment OF taxes for those who
find it announcement TO go to the
County Seat and would have TO
make trip expressly for that pur
pose. Our charges arc very rca-
sonablc and it is certainly saving
to pay the taxes here for those
who have no other business at
the coanty scat except TO pay
their taxes. You can find out the
amount OF your taxcs at this bank
al any time.
The Tabor State Bank.
Jos. V. Wagner. Pres't
Jas. A. Wagner. Cashier.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17


Last Tuesday in the Prcby,cr,
ian church west OF town, Adolph
Slama and Miss Rosy Uhcrka
were joined in wedlock, the nup'
tial knot being tied 10y Rev. Lin.
ka. After the ceremonies the
bride and groom repaired TO the
home of the brides parents where
the occasion was quietly passed
upon by immediate relatives.
Miss Uherka is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Uherka, is
an accomplished young lady and
has many friends. Mr.. Slama is 4
progressive young farmer oil this
place and also has many friends
Tuesday Of this week, at tho
Catholic church at this place, Mr.,
Josph Petrik and Miss Josephine
Skvril OF Lake Andes were uniicC
in the bonds Of matrimony, Rev
Kelly OF Wagner officiating. Al
ter the ceremonies the bridal par
~ repaired to the home OF Tho
rroom's parcnts where sump,u
Gus spread awaited them. Both
young people are we'll and favor
ably known and have many
friends. They will make thciI
home near Lake Andes where
Mr.. Pctrik owns a fine farm. The
Independent extend congratula'
lions.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

DO not let your suipicion so so
far as TO think that everyone
who's smcller has a clrrct hue is
an imbiber OF the alcohalic bcver-
age. II may be bue to Jack Frost.
Frank Sedlak OF Chicago. a
forme r resident OF this county
was a visitor of this town Tuesday
with John Vclek Of Scotland. Mr..
Sedlak is contracting mason at
his home and is doing a good
business. He also shook hands
with the Editor as an old acqnain-
lance from Chicago.
Mother who give their children
Kennedy.s Laxative Cough Syrub
invariably indorse II. Children like II
because the taste Is so pleasant. Con-
tain Honey and Tar. IL Is the Origi-
nal Laxative Cough Syrup aud is
unrlvaled for the relived OF Group.
Drive the cold out through the
bowels. Conforms 90 the Natioal Pure
Food and Drug Law. sold by Tabor
Drug Store.
/ had tried everything for my baby
until DIR. Lyle recommended Cascas-
weet, can truthfully say IL is the
best medicine l never used for babies.
Ny little baby was mere skeleton
from stomach trouble SO bad that
she did not motto anything. but Is
now entirely well, and We can almost
see her grow Mamie l.. Taylor,
Bedford, Va. Cascasweet Is sold by
Tador Drug Store
The Tabor Fire Company will
give their Annual Ball, on Mon.
day, January 81. 1907, in the
spacious society hall music for
the occasion will be furnished by
the popular Tabor orchestra Of
six. Fully realizing the purpose
OF this occasion no one should
fail to come and bring his friends
The boys are all jolly, gcntc@l
fellows and promise a Jolly time
10 the participants.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
ABOUT TOWN

Robert Vauk was a Tyndall Wis.
itor Monday.
Mayor Ptak OF 1yndsll was
here on business Wednesday.
Mrs, Geo. Gardner was a Tyn-
all visitor Thursday.
Bart Wagner has several horses
for sale including fine stallion
The liant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Hladky of near Utica died
Tuesday. lntermcnt took place
Wednesday.
AL Jczewski left for Minnea-
polls Monday on business matters
lie will also visit his parents in
Winona.
Jonas Glcich of near Lakepon
was here on business last Satur-
day and incidently subscribed for
for the independent.
When the cold wind and crack the
skin a box OF salye can save much dis
comfort. In buying salve look for the
name OH the box TO avoid any imita-
tions, and he sure you get the orig.
inal De Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
Sold by Tabor Drug Store.
Quite number OF our young
folks attended the dances at Les
tervillc and Bon Homne and rep
ort a good time.
Ice making on the scarp along
side of the Milwaukee track is in
full force and the merchants are
Implying themselves for the sum.
mcr.
Just rece ivcd a carload OF good
soft coal. II you arc cold this
will fix you up. L. V. Ptak lum-
Der yard.
& rnley Nedved of near Tyndal
and daughter attended the wedd-
ing here Tuesday. Mr.. Ncdvcd
was a pleasant caller at our office.
Louis Hakl shipped a carload
of fine hogs to Sioux City Thurs
day eve, and also took trip to
that city. There was so hogs and
weighed 81 ,2so lbs.
Joseph Ma,as of Midtown, a
former resident OF Tabor was here
the carly part of the week visiting
with friends. He is a successful
stock raiser at that place
Frank Bcran purchased 100
aeresoiland of John Glcich. Last
week we made an error in this
item and made mention that John
Pctcrka. ST. was the buyer
Mr.. Joseph Soukup from Wag-
ner was here visiting with his
parents last week and also call
1t over office, renewing his subs
cription.
Jack Bcllcw, the popu'a ar pho
,ographer of TyndalI was here on
business Monday to take wedding
groups. Jack is an artist in his
line and all work placed in his
care is done promptly.
Now is the time TO get a corn
shelter, and manure sprcader.
Also that wagon OF yours is get
ting pretty we'll worn down; better
get a new one. Or a new buggy.
Hruska & Trunec sell them.
Little touches Of back.ache should
not bc allowed 10 go INTENDED. Rhcu.
matism aud many other things follow
A box OF Dewitt's Kidney aud Bla-
oder Pills will bring relief quickly.
They dive the poison from the body,
Act OH the liver as we'll as the kib-
neys a % cen: box holds a weeks
treatment. Sold by Tabor Drug store
Old, mellow and thoroughly ma
turcdit possesses every cssen,icI of
a genuinely fine. Kentucky IL
quor-thats why l. W. HARPER wills
key is the most popular. Sold by
Hruska 4 Truncc.
Clear up the complexion. cleanse
the liver aud tone tie system. You
a T..
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II. r. Garner. Sherifr's fees 3 Il
David Kirk, witness fess II
II. II. Wood, Justice fees 23C
Frank Post, Justice fees 30
On motion the report Of the Regis
ter Of deceit az fees collected for the
months Of October, November and
December was accepted
On motion the Bond Of +. ID. Wick
for $1,000 Oh rs county Judge was ap
proved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
McCaull. WEBSTER Co, Coal for
courthouse, 60 81
Jacob wruck, road work for road
dist. G. 1875
Eugene Colburn, Tile for road dist
&c l2lJ
Geo. ID. Bernard & Co Mortgage
record, % 10
Perkins Bros Co, supplies for
County, II 90
Will A. Beach Printing Co, court
calender, Is 0C
Silver. Burdcttc & Co, School
books, - %
CHM s. Co. School books, - %
Dakota Central Telephone, Co,
Phone rent 81 services, 6 d
+. A. Morgan Lumber Co., coal
for County, SO 81
r. A. Morgan Lumber Co lum.
Der for road dist. IL, 20
+. A. Morgan Lumber Co lum.
her for road dist. Ii, 80
f. 4 Morgan Lumber Co.. lum-
her for road dist. Is. TlC
J. Il Kelly s Co, supplies for
county, Is "a
z. Br"koSky, road work. u on
City Of Tyndall, water tax. 900
SkUrpIk & KuliS. Placksmithing
for road dist. 2. 4 "a
Henry Hon, Bridge work, &c
Il. V. Ptak Lumber Co., lumber
for county, %
Fullerton Lumber Co, lumber
for county, iSpringiieldl 8.
Eugene CUlburn Tile for road
dist. %, II "a
GOodridge.Call Lumber Co, lum-
ner road dist. [Scnilandl - q
Goodridgc-Call Lumber Co, lum-
hcr rn1d dist & ar
ID. II. Plaatir, two weeks 81 Scy-
mOur, paupcr, 500
! American Book Co., School books 2s II
Eugene CoIburn, Lumber for road
dist. l.. "a!
On motion the bill Of r.. +. Garner
for fifty dollars rs extra reward fol
the arrest uT John Riddle was reject
ed because the reward had been paid
at the meeting OF November 18th.
On motion the report 0f Frank
klOucck, Supervisor Of road district
{ and the bill thclrin WAS allow
cd - :;
On motion the reports ~ Hugh Fo
! ICY, NuUfIN lhbI W Ihdh hlNls W. Hlu
Henry T.. Dyskra. supervisor OF road
dist. - were approved aud therein al.
/ lowed
Hugh Foley u 90
Henry ". DySkra ~ %
On motion the bill OF Matt Weisscr
which was amended from li..j 10 IL.
| IL at the meeting Of December 18th,
was considered aud allowed In full nj
sl405,
ON motion the county assessor is
hereby instructed foraSSiSS is 4SWi
30 o. 60, OF the Swf 81 section 20 o.
90 at ninety-fuur acres instead OF L.
acres Us previously assessed; because
uf the cncroachmcuts Of the Missouri
river. The auditor Is hereby Instruct
cd to attach the above motion To the
Piatt Book.
On motion the Bond Of Louis Kuc-
mig for S61On 90 rs Sheriff was approx
ed.
On motion board adiourncl To J
o'clock y. m.
CONTINUED next week
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
TOWN OFFICERS.

Edward Price, clerk.
Jos. Skorpik, trustee LIST ward.
Geo. T:unec, trustee End ward.
Al Jezewski, trustee Ord ward.
JOS. IIalla. treasurer.
Anton J. Noyak, assessor.
Mike wcln, street commissioner
John =, kostcl, marshal.
j. A. Dvorak, Justice OF the Peace.
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
JOSEPH HUBAL
Harness
Makers
TABOR, S. d.

Janas Gleich and sons are ready
TO shell corn and guarantee salts
faction.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

Welt Bros. have - head Of cat
tie for sale. They ere e.year old
hcifers Come aud see them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
BlOiterS Free.

Any ono wishing to &C, blottinG
paper will please call at the Tabor
State Bank aud get some free
We invite especially the schoo
teachers 10 &C, supply for their
chools. The Tabor State Bank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
END CAME SUDDENLY
TO MR.. WILLIAM COUCH
He was the Aged Father Of Capt. r,
n. Couch and Mrs. c. Ethelbert
Cheyne.

Mr. William Couch, well known
and highly esteemed citizen of Hamp.
ton. died In the homo OF his daughter.
Mrs. c. Ethclbert Chcyne, in Victoria
avenue. at nm early hour yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Couchc's end caino MS a shock
to his family and friends, as he had
only boon sick since Sunday. Hc was
suffered from bronchial trouble ana
his demise was duo to TINT malndy.
Mr.. Couch. who wns' n veteran of
mo civil war. came to Hampton about
fifteen years ago from New York. his
native home. He made number OF
friends here Mr.. Couch was 20 years
old
Besides h!s daughter. Mr.. Couch ia
survived by one son, Captain Frank
II. Couch, well known time-keeper
In the shipyard Mt Newport News.
Funeral services will be held from
tho home H Mr. Cheyne this after.
noon nj 2 o'clock and will bo conduct.
cd by Roy. John w, stiff former mas.
tor OF the First Methodist church.
Tho gentlemen who will act ne nail
bearers are: Messrs. W. ". Wood
ward. A, a. Patrick, II. p. Barney.
Harry G., PARKER. Fl. G. Marrow aud
pr II II. Barramore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
THANKSGIVING Services IN
SOLDIERS HOME CHAPEL
Impressive Soma Services and stere
optlean Views to be Seen This
Evening.

Services In honor of Thanksgiving
pay VIII bc observed in the chapel Mt
mo National Soldiers Home theater
ms morning and this evening. tho
Rev. ]. Martyr Ncifcrt, tho chan,
laln, officiating.
AZ the song nsorviccs this evening
at O'Clock patriotic songs will be
sung. Some Of tho selections to bo
rendered will BE- America" which
VIII he given by n chorus OF Young
ladies' and quartet will slug Tent.
ing on tho Old Camp GroSnd'' and
m Ny Old Kentucky Home" DIR.
ing the rendition OF these songs views
VIII be glvon on the stereoptlcon
Famous war scenes and suitable
Thanksglving pictures will also be
exhibited.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
AGAINST ANNEXATION
tszabsth City Supervisors 10 0p.
pose Scheme 10 In'arge Hampton
P1osITI0s NOT TO BE- STRONG
Board Also Votes to Seek Bids at
once For tie New Bridge Which
viii Soon Span Hampton Creek =
Grand Jury Report Received.


The board of supervisors of Eliza
octh City county In session yesterday
PASSED resolution instructing the
commemorative attorney TO take the
fecessary legal steps TO oppose the
annexation movement when II is Ia.
en- rp In the Circuit Court.
According to the action of the SIT.
lcrvisors the county authorities will
not mako II strenuous opposition TO
Tho charging of the limits of the
own unless the new government Will
nave to become city OF the second
class
The supervisors also instructed
Clerk of the Courts Harry II. Holt to
write 10. the various bridge building
companies and get them to present
70 the board plans and specifications
Tor the Now bridge across Hampton
Creek. The plans must be submitted
BY the 18th of December. when the
board viii meet IN special session,
and nj which time q plan will be ac-
copied and bids advertised for, for
The construction of the bridge.
II was the opinion of the super
visors that the bond issue can be
handled without increasing the taxes
III The county. 1t Is thought that ar.
ringomenis can, he brought nboui
through which the board can retire
about $4,000 each year without in.
crcaslng the taxation.
The board accepted 'Todd's lane as
Z public road and also decided to ac-
Hopt the road from Lordlcy's cross
Ing 10 Armistcad avenue. provided the
nronerty owners consent. The road
would be an extension of Victo, la
avenue.
After hearing statements from Mr..
samuel Gordon Cumming and Mr.. III.
p. Barney, representing tho Newport
News 4 Old Point Railway and Elec.
trio Company. the supervisors de-
c''dcd to lay the report OF the grand
inrv, relative to the trestlc on the
table. 1t was stated that the rail.
WhN comr,nv Is making the necessary
repairs to the trestie ana 10 the streets
md Is using its strongest efforts to
have the work done n once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
TO HAVE BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT AT Y. M. c. A.
'aree Teams VIII Be Formed with
G. W. mcAlIlster, r. A. Cunning
nam and F. Taylor as Captains

If plans started Mt tho Young Mems
christian Association last night do
not miscarry and there is little re,.
son TO believe that thcy will, the To-
cal lovers of basketball will be given
2 CHANCE to witness some fast games
during tho coming winter.
The athletic committee OF the AS.
ISOLATION met ana decided to place
three strong teams in the field and
10 Immediately arrange tournament
between the several teams for n sill.
yer cup. The captains of tho several
teams We're chosen and each captain
VIII Do allowed to select the players
Tor his team. The captains ar. DR.,
George ". McAllister, AIr. Robert
cunningham and Mr.. Floyd Taylor.
Secretary Il. Walter Lynch Will be
INC manager of the entire basketball
games.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
AS She Is snnke.

They were tourists from a more or
less nristocratic London suburb, and
they were doing Paris with the ce
ier!ty and intelligence for. which the
British tourist is famous. or course
they went To the Louvre, and by and
by James caught sight OF n some.
what striking picture ana immcdiatc-
~ proceeded TO express his admiration
In tho accepted manner.
What no. What price this, chy'
DO said to his companion In adventure.
An attendant standing 10y had evil.
IDENTITY studied English to some pur-
pose, and, with the courtesy OF his
race, he stepped forward
Pardon. m'sieu.r he said. .Zat pic.
ture-cct Is not by Vatican. and Get is
not for "-I.ondon Standard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
IN CLOAK OF GRAY.
Loves pilgrim. clothed in gray.
And his feet are pierced and Dlcct

Loves a pilgrim. clothed in gray
And his feet are pierced and bleed
ing;
Have ye seen him pass this way
Sorrowfully pleading?
70 that pWeep the world away.
Have yc seen King Love today,
Yea; we saw him. but no came
Poppy crowned and white of limb.
Song had touched his lips to lame
And his eyes were drowsed aud
dim;
And We kissed tho hours away
TIL night grew roster than tho day
Hath h. left you Yea; he LEFT us
A little while ago;
OF his laughter quito bcrnft us
And his limbs of snow!
We know not why he went away,
Tho ruled cur rcvels yesterday!
Because We did not understand
Love comoth from afar.
A plgrim ont of Holy Land
Cnided by Il star:
Last night h. came In cloak Of gray
Begging! We knew him not, He Went
his way.
Alfred Moves, in the December
Evcrybody's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
Religious ignorance Of the Masses.

Religious Ignorance of the Masses.
The following Incident. though i;
deals specifically With the lowest elc
mcnt of the population. is significant
nf the general religious ignorance OF
the masses. 1t IS custom when 2
massacre of the Jews is impending
for the faithful who live in the en-
dangered quarters of city TO nail y
crucifX upon their door. or to dis
niny in their windows picture OF
st, Nicholas or of the Virgin Mother
and OF course the murtlerous mob
passes by houses thus marked. Now
at the time when massacre broke
ont in one city. Cleo dc Merode. thu
notorious French dancer. whom freak.
ISL fortune has gifted with face
That To crude eyes looks that Of u
saint, was performing at local the.
atre, and Autographs of her were
everywhere IN shop.windows. even IN
the Jewish quarter. When the mol,
raging through this section, saw in
a window n picture OF the famous
dancer. they crossed themselves and
went not into that house to rob and
wreck and slaughter They supposed
that Cleo de Merode was the Virgin
Mother.-Leroy Scott, In the Decem.
Der Everybody's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
ThImblea in Prisoner's Hair.

When The matron OF Tho ,iacdouya,
street police station was searcbinr
;.t AlVara Gerard. an alleged shop
',I'er. arrested In a Fourteenth street
department. store yesteday, she MOTTO
VI a golden CLEAN in the prisoners
raven mar and found among tho Mar.
uei waves thirteen gold thimblcs.
T.. "nen Tho woman was arraiened
~ Joherson Market Court. a police.
man employed b. tho store. said she
mad a bag mdcr her long Goa, in
winch were found waist, dozen
forks. half dozen spoons and Ave
KNIVES. belonging to his employers. ~
New York Herald. go
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
- - -
SynS.Eaton Won

III spirited contest on Old Point
comfort College gridiron yesterday
AFTERNOON the Syms-Eaton academy
team defeated the third eleven of tho
college, by score OF 10 to 6. II was
hard'lought bnttie and each team
showed up We'll in the contest. BY
winning the game the Syms- Eaton
academy becomes the Championship
team In its class on the Virginia
Peninsula.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
HAMPTON PEOPLE NED.
Miss aa|tIe 0ay's and Rr. Hugh
Cleveland Surprise Friends.
MARRIED QUIETLY IN PARSONAGE
Weed Received That mr. william
Plcasante Had Taken Unto Himself
a Wife In washlnaton--rho Lady
From cuipeper county,

A quiet wedd,n occurred In tho
parsonage OF the Central Methodist
church at o'clock yesterday after.
noon. when Miss Matte Brown Davis
was married to Mr. Hugh Nrorrls
Moreland, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. John L. Cuthrion. Miss
NaEie Davis, sister of the bride
was the maid OF honor and tho best
man Was Mr.. Alfonso Moreland the
groom's brother The wedding was n
very quiet one and came as pleas.
ant surn-'se 10 the numerous friends
OF the couple.
Mr.. and Mre. Morelnnd LEFT last
evening on n visit TO Washington
and other points
Mrs Moreland is the daughter Of
air and Mrs, Phil Il. Davis, in Arml.
s.eau avenue and 10 very attractive
young lady. Mr.. Morelnnd. who ia
,he son OF Mr. and Mrs L. J. More.
iand' Is the manager and owner OF
the Hampton steam laundry and a
popular young business man.
pleasants.shadrach,
" ord was received in Hnmpton vcs.
terday, OF the marriage OF Mr.. Wn,.
lam a. Peasants. senior member of
the furniture firm OF Plcasan.s A
ZONES, and Miss Frances boswell
Shadrach, OF Culnener county. rho
ceremony was performed I'm WASHING.
TON NJ noon Yesterday and tho couple
immediately went from Washington
to New York whore tho honeymoon
VIII he sDent n was not n runaway
mntch. int simn,v tho desire of Mr.
Plnasepts and Miss Shadrach ia no
united In tho National Capiial. Mr.
piensants left HAMPTON Monday for
Cr'"Hper county. Mr.. plnasants 90
WILDLY known and generally esteemed
IN h"mnfon hne'rees circles while
h'a BRIDE has visited hero on several
occasions md Ia deservedly popular
In her CnlnAner home.
Mr.. ard Mrs p,eaeanta nre evnoc,.
en to return to Hamntnn next woek
wN"n they win take up their resldenc
VIII Wed Today.
Miss Helen Parileti. we'll konwn
ynNng lady OF the West End. and MIR.
waiter c. Fngg, an electrician. werc
Pr'ntcd license to marry by Clerk
OF the Courts Harry II. Holt ycster.
ahy, Tho wedding Will 30 solemnlzed
Dicns-sorarth.
Ihe First Methodist church WINS
mo scene of nretty marriage core.
mnny Mt s o'clock last evening. whom
MIR, NJ. F.. Dires claimed Mls. no,
earth Rs his bride. Tho chu-ch wa .
prett'ly decorated and quite a number
or ~" f-'e-as oe tho vo,ng noonI',
were present TO witneas tho ceremony
pev, ~ w shM former pastor ~
the church. offic,cted.
Mr. nlsrs ir we'll know, vo,r,c
business man, being tho junior mem
per OF fhe nrm OF Messrs. Carnines
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28

Why do women insist on going 10
mn,inees for the sake of cryingf'' he
inquired impatiently. Haven't they
enough trouble Of their own?r
i don't know" replied she. "Why
do men Insist on getting into n poker
game for the sake of experiencing n
new Kind of financial worry?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
Football TODAY.

The Old Point Comfort College and
tne Client Athletic Club of Norfolk
VIII meet on the Willow Beach grid
iron this afternoon.
., considerable interest centors In
tne game this afternoon at $3.50
o CLOCK between the Hampton Nor
nni and Agricultural Institute. and
hit'rcii College OF North Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-28
Mr.. COULTER IA snna1-

Mr.. La, a. Coulter. secretary of tho
virginia Young Mems Christian As
soclation. VIII be the speaker nj tho
mems meeting in the Hampton assoc
clntion Sunday afternoon