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The daily sentinel., 1907-12-05

Nurses should use the same pre-
caution.
1t is recommended by the Mesa
County Medical Society that any per-
son knowing of violation of this re-
commentator by physicians or nurs-
es should at once report the fact to
the city physician, who will at once
take care of such violations.
(Signed)
F. H. WELLES, NJ. d.
A. G. TAYLOR, NJ. d.
u. S. ABBOTT, NJ. d.
Committee instructed by the Mesa
County Medical Society.
Anti-Stoop dust pans. regular 15c
for 10c this week. s and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-05

sa saould be chosen with especial care.
tlH tae falling sight cannot be too care
,s,y a,, guarded. Our free eye examin-
suohs assure just the right glasses
,UI ally eyes, old or young. Come
nu s nave us make it. You might
aus. as well buy glasses without an
sAiatLlihatlon siat as to take medicine
w,,S vi,hout knowing what is the matter
with yourself.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-05
Notice.

The Grand Floral, Seed & Nursery
Co. have in stock American beau'ieS
and Narcisus.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-05

pack household furniture pl
shipment. Call Raymond. 841 Col
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08
Map Of South Dakota.

Anyone of our subscribers wish
ing to get the latest and up-to-da-
te pocket map of South Dakota,
can get it by sending in 5 cents to
cover postage and mailing. This
map is strictly up-to- date and has
all the new railroad extensions,
new towns etc. and was designed
and published by A FIR. Peterson
of Lake Andes, S. D. The regu-
lar price is 25 cents, but we secur-
ed them from Mr.. Peterson at a
low rate and offer them to our
subscribers at 5 cents each. We
have several hundred of them at
our Office md ore ready to distri-
butte them among our patrons.
When writing for one enclose 5
cents in money or stamps for pos
tage.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08

Here's something that is of in
terest to the economical buyers,
who are looking for bargains: We
have in our yard large complete
stock of window screens and
screen doors of all possible sizes:
we sell them at 8 cents per square
foot at our yard; the catalogue
houses are selling them at 9 cents
per square foot and you pay the
freight of course. When you buy
these of us, you have the advanta-
ge of buying cheaper and select
ing just what you want; when buy
ing of the catalogue house you
haveothe disadvantage of higher
price on the goods, waiting ID
days before you receive them and
even them you run chances that
you will not be satisfied which
means another delay IA days in
which time the flies and mosqui-
toes and other insects will take
possession of YOUR house. This is
the point you should consider. ]
H Queal & Co., AL Jezewski, ma
nager.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08

". nj, Horacek while trying to
arrange a selfbinder had his two
fingers on the left hand badly
crushed last Friday. DR.. Blezek
dressed them, but V. M. will be
unable to use the hand for few
days. g..
". S. .Petrik returned from Lake
Andes last Saturday where he
visited with his son-in-law, Frank
Straka, who had been quarantined
and his store closed by the health
board of that county on account
of one of his children being afflict
ed with smallpox.
!. Farmers wishing to have grind
ing of any kind done will please
bring such grain at once, as l
shall send all rollers for dressing
t, Minneapolis next week and It
will take three weeks before | get
them back. HI. S. Bozeman, man
ager Morrison Mill.
When there is the slightest indica-
tion OF indigestion, heart burn, hatu-
lence or any form OF stomach trouble
take little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief.
Kodcl Is u compound Of vegetable
acids and contains the juices found In
healthy stomach. Kodol digests
what you eat, makes your food do you
good. Sold at Tabor dug store.
Two games of ball were played
at Vac. Smolik's farm last Sunday
the first between the Stava and
Rezac teams, which ended in a
vilt ry for the Stava team, the
score being 5 to 2. The next
between pickups Of Tabor and the
farmer boys; the score Being to
in favor of Tabor. The main
attTrction of the game; as usual, !,
was John Matuska who aside OF
other ihings done some excellent
coaching during both games.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08
COUNTY PROCEEDINGS
From last week.
AFTERNOON SESSION

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Full board, auditor and She
riff present.
Motion made that the Chairman ap
point a committee OF two and him.
self To meet with the board of county
commissioners of Yankton county at
Scotland to view the boundary line
between Bon Homme Co. and Yank-
ton county. Motion carried and fol-
lowing committee appointed: j. NJ.
Dunmire, O. N. McCullom and o. B
McNeill. . #... !.
On motion bill of W B Adams for
keeping Geo Hartinger, pauper from
Feb. 18th to June 24Jh 1907 amended
to $2l 25 ..
Matt Weisser, road scraper TO
road dist No. "a --------- IL 20
Homer Mann, grading in sec.
6 s. 36-93-60- 0--------- II 90
On motion Frank Wysup was allow
ep a refund for $IS "a enormously as
sessed on his land and refund drawn.
The report or t E Luke in the case
of Floyd Vaughters accepted and the
following bills allowed: .-..
T e Luke. Just. of the Peace 8 As
w p ] Hagarty, witness 2 10
Louis Koenig, sheriff --------- 6 40
Louis McNeill, co. grading 3 90
On motion board adjourned to meet
as board of equalization on July 5th,
1907, at 10 o'clock a m. ...
Attest: Vac. T. Kreycik.
J, M. Dunmire, County Auditor.
Chairman.
Friday, July 9Th, 1907.
Board OF county commissioner met
as board Of equalization. Present full
board of commissioners, Auditor and
Sheriff. The board passed the fore
noon as board Of equalization.
On motion board adjourned to one
O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board Of equalization met In after
noon. Present full board, Auditor
and sheriff The board spent the af.
ternoon as a board of equalization.
On motion toe board adjourned until
Saturday, July 9Th, 1907, at . a. m.
Attest: Vac. T. Kreycik.
j NJ DunmlTe, Go. Auditor
chairman.
Saturday, July 9Th, 1907.
Board OF Equalization met in ad-
journed session. Present full board,
Auditor and sheriff. The Board spent
the fornocn as a board Of equalization
On. motion board adjourned until
1880 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Board OF equalization met In after
noon session. Present, full board,
county auditor and sheriff. Board
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08

Lost red heifer ~ year old
about two weeks ago. Fr. Bouska.
Get your paint at the T. V. Ptak
| .mber yard. They have on stock
the Monarch - the best paint on
earth.
mo hunting allowed" signs for
sale al the Independent office at
s cents a piece. The cards I2xIs
inches. Other notice cards will
be printed to order at a reasonab-
lie price.
A cleansing, clean, cooling, healing
household remedy is DeWitt's Carbo-
lized Witch Hazel Salve. For burns,
cuts, scratches, bruises, insect bites,
and sore feet 1t is unequaled. Good
for Piles. Beware of Limitations.
Get De Wits. 1t is the best. Sold
at Tabor Drug Store.
The Knights of St. Wenceslaus
No. 68, ZCKJ will give a dance in
the Society hall, on Monday. Au-
gust Io, 1907. Music by the Ia
Dor band. Refreshments will be
served. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attsd.
Take advantage of the great
mid summer clearance sale at
Vauk's store. Read their ad on
page one and get an ides of the
great reduction in prices of goods
A good chance to save money.
! "A dollar saved is a dollar made,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08
Huron Fair.

Rate of one fare, on basis of fa-
res effective February I, 1907,
from all points in South Dakota
to Huron and return; excursion
tickets to be sold from points east
Of the Missouri River on Septen-
Der 7-13, inclusive, and from
points in the Black Hills District
on September 6, 9, inclusive.
good to return leaving Huron un-
til and including September 10,
1907.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08

finished equalizing the real and PEI
sonal property of the county. On mo
tlon board Of equalization adjourned
and met as board of county commits
sioners. On motion following resolu-
tion adopted: ..
On motion unanimously carrie, the
auditor is hereby directed to notify
John Burma, road supervisor of road
Dist. No. 20, to remove the fet ces
and all other distractions upon the
highway between sections 35 and 3S-
1851, sand to be cleared Of all OBJ
structionr for the full width Of two
rods on either side of the center of
the-grade near the south line and the
States Attorney Is SSC.authoFized to
commence such legal proceedings IS
he may deem necessary In order to
keep snch highwIy open to travel
On motion following bills were al
lowed.
l. l. Wagner, deputy sheriff
Louis Kpenig, sheriff, attend
ing GINS. amended Jo---- 6 90
G e Muller, expense to state
Supt. meeting at Canton. 80
DR. J o Duguid, quarantining
small rox cases 81 90
Murray Colburn, casket and
expenses with corpse OF Sey-
mour, pauper- 20 20
Chas Johnson, co. grading 50
VIM Metzger, mdse for Sey-
mour, pauper and county 10
Bon Homme County Independ
ent, county printing --- 6 so
Jacob Winters, county grading
charge to road dist No. 49, % so
Chris Helms. county assessor gu 90
On motion bill of Fred Wells was
rejected.
Citizen-ReInbllcan, county printing
81 81
On motion board adjourned until
Tuesday, July 9th, 1907, at l0a, NJ.
Attest Nj Dunmire,
Vac. +. Kreycik, Chairman.
Auditor.
Tuesday, July 9th. 1907.
Board of equalization met In ad-
journed session. Present full board
county Auditor and deputy sheriff.
Board spent forenoon in locking up
and comparing the assessment of the
cities and towns In the county aid
equalizing the same. On motion
board adjourned Until l:30 p m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Present full board, comfy Au
dltor and sheriff.
On motion the assessments returns
OF Tyndall, Scotland, Springfield, A.
Won and Tabor were accepted. On
motion board Of equalization adjourn
ed to meet as board OF county com
.missioners, motion carried.
OnAmotion following bills allowed;
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08

Regular examinations for teachers
will be given for 1907 as follows:
Aug. Is and I6 for all grades
Sept IL and 13 for state, first, sec
ond and third grades.
Oct. II and ls for first, second and
third only.
Nov. 2l and % for first. second and
third only.
This notice will Oe printed but 8
times and teachers should take note
Of these and bear them in mind.
Gerald e. Muller, Co. Supt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-08

Bon Homme Co. Independent
county printing amended to 80 IS
L L Wagner, deputy sheriff
serving papers 5 90
Nike Olsen, livery for county
commissioners. rs.-- 6 so
DR.. G NJ KEELING, attending board
Of health meeting & mileage 7 20
DR.. p o Stonebraker, ditto 760
Hammond & Stevens, supplies
for county Supt. .-------- 4 05
V4clav HiSek, work on court
house grounds ds----- II 30
Report of A L Fish, clerk of courts
showing number Of birth and death
certificates or burial or transporta-
tioa permits issued during the pre-
VioGs year and complete list Of fees
to which the several persons herein
named are entitled to according to
sections % and "a Of chapter SO of the
session laws Of 1905 was accepted to-
wit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19

ital $l,000000 dividends t4196,664 in 1906, divide its $2.St4,5S3.
 Natl tal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
Frauds Amounting to S9,OOO,- OOO VII b? Investigated
 in Courts
CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY
 ID CHEAT AND OEFRAUO
A Congressman, Former State Treas urer, an Architect, Several Con- tractors and Business Men
 Must Answer Charges.

Harrisburg, Pa, September 1s.-The long expected arrest of those held to be responsible for the frauds commit ted in the furnishing and decorating of Pennsylvania's s1S.OOO. 900 capitol were made today, the attorney general causing warrants to be issued for fourteen of the eighteen persons and firms named by the capitol investiga ting committee as being involved in the scandal. Those for whom war rants were issued are.
 Joseph M Houston architict. and his active assistant. Stanford B. Lewis. both of Philadelphia
 John Fl. Sanderson, Philadelphia. chief contractor for furnishings
 Congressrhan IT. Burd CasseI. treas- urer an deXecutive officer of the Penn sylvania Construction company. con tractors for steel filing cases.
 James II. Shumaker Johnstown. Pa former superintendent of public grounds and buildings. who receipted for the furnishings.
 George F. Payne and his partner Charles c. Wetter. both of Philadel- phia, builders of the capitol, and con tractors ofr the $3O3 900 attic.
 William P. Snyder. Spring City. Pa former auditor general, who approved the warrants of the contractors
 William l.. Malhues, Media. Pa. for mer state treasurer, who paid the bills of the contractors.
 Charles r. Kinsman. Wallis RojIeau John c. Neiderer and George K. strom u n In al
 Fehnsylvania Bronze company. organ i N9d oy 'ehderson for the manufacture Of the S2d0o,0o0 lighting fixtures. Frank Irvine, auditor in the auditor generals office. who audited the ac- counts of the contractors. Nearly all the defendants anneared during the day. waived a hearing and entered bail for their appearance in the Dauphin county court The prin- clpal defendants were held in S6O GOO bail, which was furnished in every in- stance by surety companies
 All the defendants are charged y.-h conspiracy 10 cheat and defraud the state by making false invoices which were approved by Houston and Shu- maker. Charges of obtaining money pA ihiSt pItitnSt We're also entered against Sanderson, Congressman Cas- sel, Payne and Wetter, 1t being al- legged they furnished fictitious bills for greater amount than they were en- titled to receive under their contracts.
 The action today was the outcome of an allegation made by State Treas urer William II. Berry during the cam paign of 1905. He startled the state by charging that according to the state treasury books the furnishing of the state capitol had cost $18.00O GOO and not $51O0.000 as had been generally believed and that $90OO,O00 of the money went to furnish the building. He charged that s5.0O0 GOO of the S9,000,00 was pure graft" Governor Pennypacker. other state officials and the contractors denied the charges, but the agitation for an investigation which Immediately began, continued until the last legislature appointed q. commission to investigate the whole affair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
? PHONE COMPANY
 WANTS INJUNCTION
Judge Shelby Issues Order for
 Appearance
1T IS QUESTION OF RATES
Louisiana Railroad Commission Re- fuses to Allow Cumberland TeIe- phone Go. to Raise Rates,
 Hence the Suit.

Huntsville, September 1&-Judge David M. Shelby of the United States court of appeals today issued an order requiring the Louisiana railroad commission to ap- pear before Judge Eugene Saunders in the United States court at New Orleans on October 8, and show cause why an injunction to restrain the commission from enforcing it's laws regulating the busi- ness of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph companies should not be is sued.
 The Cumberland company petitioned Judge Shelby to set a date for hearing a motion for an injunction. averring that the Louisiana commission had summarly refused to allow 1t to abolish the half rates on Sundays and at night, and in crease it's tolls for services on cable lines. The petitioner also asked that q temporary order be issued restraining the commission from enforcing the regula- tions against the Cumberland company pending the hearing of q motion for an injunction. Judge Shelby declined to grant this order holding that the evil
 ence does not show that the enforce .ent of the regulation will result in ir-
 parable injury to the telephone com
 nys business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
STORMY DEBATE AT
 THE HAGUE SITTING
GERMAN DELEGATES WAX WARM ON PROPOSITION WHICH IS MADE BY DELEGATES FROM ENGLAND.

The Hague. September 1s.-One of the stormiest sittings since the opening of the peace conference marked the discus sion yesterday by members of the com mittee on maritime warfare of the project concerning the laying of subma rine mines
 The leading note was the antagonism between Great Britain and Germany Great Britain, having the more powerful navy. wishes to abolish or limit to the utmost, the employment of mines, while the interests of Germany are in direct opposition to such a proposal Baron Marschall Von Dieberstein, one of the German delegates, came to an end of his patience during the discussion, and said;
 "As the English press makes up ap- pear as barbarians, I propose that the use of mines be abolished altogether.
 Of course the Baron knew that this proposition would not be accepted, but nevertheless 1t created deep impression General Horace Porter, one of the Amer ican delegate defended the American pro- position which prohibits the use of floating mines, and also of moored mines under certain circumstances Without mention ing Great Britain, General Porter opposed the British principle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
COMMITS SUICIDE
 ID ESCAPE PRISON Convicted Kidnaper Puts Bullet
 Into His Brain
NEW TRIAL WAS DENIED
Case of Joseph Harrison Had Been to Supreme Court of Virginia and Had Been Affirmed-Lost
 Child Never Found.

Norfolk, Va, September 1s.-Beforo bo could be apprehended by the local police at the request of North Carolina author 1ties' Joseph Harrison of Currituc< conn ty' that state, put bullet in his brain late today at the Gladstone hotel He was taken to st. Vineent's hospital and the attending physicians declare there Is no hope of recovery.
 Harrison was convicted of abduotlne Kenneth Beasley, a son of State Senator M Beasley. of Currtuck The alleged act was committed in 1905. The child was neVe. <ound. Harrison was given twenty years in the pententiarv Ifs application for a new trial was denied by the supreme court yesterday. The Nor Folk police were notified that he had coma to the city and were asked to arrest and disarm him. as he had threatened 10 com init suicide. Detectives located him at the Gladstone hotel. A bell boy was sent m With the request that he come to the telephone but he only laughed declaring the police could not trap him so easily He closed and locked his room door and before the boy could get back to the officers the report of a pistol was heard Harrison left no statement of any kind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
ID ESCAPE
 MURDER CHARGE
Frank J, Constantine on Trial
 in Chicago
SAYS WOMAN SUICIDED
Attorneys for the Prosecution Hold That Constantine Killed Mrs. Gentry During Dispute
 Over Borrowed Money.

Chicago, September 1S-The opening statements of the attorneys were made today in the trial of Frank ]. Constan- tine charged with the murder of Mrs Louise Gentry.
 It was claimed by Assistant States At torney Holt that 1t would be shown that Constantine was admitted as d roomer III he Gentry apartments on the representa- ton that he was the son of wealthy New York merchant MT Holt declared that the state will prove that Constantine borrowed money from the Gentrys and neglected to repay these loans. He said that the evidence will show that, on the day before the murder of Mrs. Gentry, she had said to her mother that on the following day she intended to tell Con stantlne. unless he repaid the borrowed money, he must leave their apartments. and she further declared that she Intend- ed to tell him that she would cause his arrest. It will be shown Mir. Holt declared, that Constantine murdered the woman after a dispute about the money he owed.
 The attorneys for Constantine declared that they will show that Mrs Gentry committed suicide
 The taking of evidence commenceo at the afternoon session of the court.
 The first witness was Mrs Anna Fien- nery, neighbor of the Gentry's, WHO declared that she heard Mrs Gen;ry scream. and running downstairs. ronnd her dying in the office of Dr Donerty
 Theodore Lindblom, the tanitor of tho apartment building, declared that he saw Constantine running out of the rear ooor of the apartment building. lie was with out his hat and requested the Ianitor 10 get 1t for him. The latter went arter il. but when he returned to look for Con- stantine, after learning that Mrs. Gentry had been murdered Constantine had fled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
ARGELY INCREASED
 SALES OF PIG IRON
ENCES OF PROSPERITY ONG FARMERS INDICATE wy PURCHASES OF MANU. sTURED IRON.

and, O., September 1S.-The Iron jew tomorrow will say:
 increased sales of pig iron in n territory, particularly of basic, sn the leading feature Of the which has been dull in most ser- the country. Favorable crop Id other evidences of prosperity farmers were increasingly im- indicating heavy purchases by Il interests. In some quarters pital is holding up enterpr.ses. is general complaint of slow king collections.
 mer pig iron is to be had and >ral west there is a scarcity of prompt delivery, a fact which ped within few days by In- large tonnages. The market making irons Is considerably an for foundry grades.
 the higher grades of southern 0 being maintained by cooper ading interests and the south
 shows more strength.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
PRESIDENT TO GET
 BEAUTIFUL BOOK
PEOPLE OF NATCHEZ SEND HIM A UNIQUE INVITATION TO VISIT THE CITY ON HIS SOUTHERN TRIP.

Natchez, Miss, September 1S.-An invi- tation in unusual form. asking President Roosevelt to visit Natchez in his coming southern trip has been prepared by this city. The invitation is small book con- tainne six water eolors by r. Carter Beard, who illustrated some of FresIaen, Roosevelt's books. One picture is the first boat on the Mississippi river. built In lSlO by Nicholas Roosevelt, Robert Fui- ton and man named Livingstone. A Ge- seription Of the first trip of this boat, taken from ' newspaper of lSll accom- pdnies the picture.
 The other Illustrations include river scenes and an old Confederate soldier bearing battle flag. one page is devoted To the signatures of Confederate soldiers living near Natchez. Descriptive parts of the book have been contributed by writers of some note The book will he forwarded to the President at oyster Bay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-19
CIVIL SUITS WILL FOLLOW.
The Commission Will Prosecute All
 Involved In the Transactions.

Philadelphia, September 1s.-The ar rests arc based on the report made to Governor Stuart by the commission ere ated by the recent legislature to nvesti- gate the capitol scandal. They will bs followed by civil suits for the recovery Of a portion of the nine million dollars collected from the state by the contrac- tors for the Furnishing and equippng Of the capitol
 In its reports made public about month ago the commission named eighteen persons and firms as being involved in the capitol contracts. and recommended prosecution of any and all persons con- cerued In the fraudulent transactions named specifically, and all persons who may be drectely or indirectly involved. r
 John II. Sanderson and Joseph M. Illus ton of this city. for whom warranst were issued at Harrisburg today in connection with the capitol frauds. left for the state capital to enter appearance before a magistrate. Both were accompanied by their counsel
 Huston and Sanderson have known for some time that they would be arrested and accordingly laid their plans for to- days action. Both spent the summer away from home during the investigation of the fraud charges and only returned to this city yesterday to await the sum- mons of the attorney general When they left here today they were prepared to enter batl for their appearance in the Dauphin county court when wanted
 Joseph M. Huston of Philadelphia had commissions as architect for the construc- ton of the building and of the board of public grounds and buildings by which 1t was furnished and equipped, which amounted to so25 00o. Huston collected all of his commissions. except Sl04,000, which State Treasurer Berry refused to pay on the ground that there was evidencs of fraud and collision in his transactions with the board