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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
RURAL MAIL CARRIER.
Examination Will be Held in This
City on January IS.

Postmaster l.. G. Lynch has notified
The Sun that an examination Tor rural
free delivery carrier will be held in
this city on JANUARY IS.
This position is one which is well
paying, the salary running about $500
a year All persons over the age OF
eighteen years are eligible, and there
is no reason why there should not be
a number Of applicants,
Postmaster Lynch requests The Sun
to state, for public information, that
all applications must be filed with the
civil service commission on or before
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
DR.. sTRoUsE WILL PREACH.
viii Deliver interesting Sermon at
Methodist Church This Evening.


Church.goers will have the oppor-
tunity of hearing at the First Metho-
dist church tonight a fine sermon, as
DR.. Clarence b. StrouSe has consented
to fill the pulpit at this church, re-
lieying dhe minister, Rev ThOs. j,
Nixon.
Mr.. Nixon is himself a good preach.
er, but having just returned from the
annual conference in Tampa, and
realizing that DR. Suousc has many
friends in this city, extended to him
the courtesy Of his pulpit Sunday
evening, which was accepted.
DR.. Strouse is a fine and influential,
as well as faithful worker, and will
be greeted by a good congregation to-
night
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
Early to Bed

And early to rise, makes one
healthy, happy and wisc-espccially if
you alike Herbne before retiring. A
positive cure for constipation, dyspep-
STA and all liver complaints. Mrs.
S, Columbia Tenn writes: 81
always keep a supply OF your Herbne
on hand. Am so pleased with the
relief 1t gives in constipation and all
liver complaints, that words can't eX-
press my appreciation, Sold by w.
NJ. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
&c ehQRcHEs TODAY.
Various Places Of Worship,
Those Desiring May Attend.

PES will be observed at the va
IIaRes OF worship this Sabbath
LOWS:
Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Hay-Morning service at
subject. The Children at
1hsf Sabbath school at 3 p. NJ,
topic, Samuel the Upright
Monthly offering for Thorn
0rDhanage, Evening service at
~; subject, The Captain of Our
atom"
'Hl Baptist Church, Rev. s. b.
Sunday school al $3.50 a. m.
eeDing at 10:90; subject, The
ger." Junior D. Y. P. u; 3 p. m. (;
iofs 6:15. Preaching 1915; sub
THE Lost Christ.
Ifst Methodist Church, Rev. r. j.
on Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
ching at 10:45 a. m; subject, "A
q Meeting" Christmas Anthem,
e What Celestial Sounds and
1Dld, / Bring You Good Tidings."
y League at 2 p. M; Senior Lea.
~ 3 p. m. In the evening at Z
TX DR.. Clarence b. Strouse will
.th. Anthem, The Shepherd s
0n.@
rent Christian Church, Rev
Be Lee-Sunday school at 10 a. M,
ching at 10:45 a. m. and 7 p. m;
Let for the evening, Origin, His.
and Destiny of the Devil"
st. Patrick's Catholic Church,
4 P. J, Lynch, there will be mass
10 o'clock a. m, and devotion of
Holy Rosary and Benediction Of
lament at 4 p. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
-. BAIRD HARDWARE CO.

January s. Application blaLa. .1
other particulars may be- ....-..
from the postmaster.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
The Handkerchief Emporium \

Handkechic(s for ALL a great dis
play of all that is pretty and good.
Dainty Lace crrm,ou>--Imtial Hand
kerhief, Box Haudkcwhjcf-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
RECEIPTS ARE LESS
RAILROAD. NET EARNINGS DE-
 CREASE s57s,425.a0 IN 4 YEAR.
State Conamsfssion Figyres show Cross Revenue to Re ss2,si6, 5fc.22--- Larger Percentage is Used
 for Operating Expcnsee.

The gross earnings of the railroads of the State of Alabama during the year ending June 30, 1906, amounted to $S2. .S4G.740.47. The net earnings dur ing tho same period was s6,4T4, ,4i5.94. This k q decrease in the net earnings from Ihe nst earnings of the preccd- ing year of s5Te.425.30.
 The figures contained in these state ments we're compiled and are In the possession of the State Railroad Com nlission., According to this authority the railroads of tho State during tho year ending June 90, 1906, spent s26,- 312.2e5.i3 in operating expenses, or so. 29 per cont. Of the gross earnings. During the preceding year he operat- ing expenses of the several roads of the State amounted to 76.09 per cent . of the gross receipts.
 The agures in possession of the State Railroad Commission, while they show an increase in every department of revenue of the lines. also show a cor- responding increase In the expenses of the roads. This increase has been Of such proportions that the not earnings or the combined lines Tn Alabama have .ieen less in the amo,;n. state.i
 Five of the railroads of Alabama op- crated during the year ending the last Of June, 1906. at a total loss of ESQ., ses.Ss. They are the Sumter and Choc- @HN pthstNauk0 anu NGEu1lpKa, the Canton. Aberd zen and Nashville, the Atlanta and Birmingham division of the Seaboard Air Line, Ind the Bfr- hIingham and Atlantic Railroad.
 According to the figures referred to, the passenger earnings of the yenr ending June 90. 1906. amounted to ss.. SsS,3Ide5. The freight trafile of the combined roads during the same period amounted to $ss.274,77I.s4. Added to these figures were receipts from track age and yard rents which made tho total of $S2.S46, ,740.4T. During the pre- ceding year the r resetpts from all sources were $29.4S5.s0T.o4
 The operating expenses of the roads during tho last year. on which a re- port has been prepars1. came to s2G,- S72.29s.43. while those of the year be- fore were $22.435. .037.60.
 The gross receipts of the year ena- ing In the middle of 1906 exceeded by xs,seO,ssS.ss those of the year before, while the expenses of the later year were Ss,937, ,25I.s3 greater.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
KEYRING OF JOHN FINLEY
 IDENTIFIED BY FRIEND
Was Found in Pocket of Garment
 Under House,
knees of Ciothin. Worn bs Accnsca Murderer Carcd. Win Crimson FIuid--sirand Jury 10 Take
 fssmediate Action.

The coat and trousers that Cofbih FIsher'ssbaf Saturday night with young T. A. Finley were found yesterday morning, stained with caked blood un- der negro house on the corner of Elm and Mill Streets, two blocks from the spot on which the Sunday morning sun revealed the ghastly sight of the white mans horribly mutilated body.
 By tragic coincidence, the negro who lives in the house bore ths name of the dead man--Dan Finley. In tha pocket of the coat, and half score oi witnesses who .have examined. tho clothing say corbin coieman was wear ing the coat Saturday night, was found a metal key ring worn with usage, still bearing the lettering "J. A. Fin ley, aI1 Bibb St." The ring and the keys on it were Identified still further dS NHe pFOpcEhy VI tHv 4NSNu AhaH' " Fred Brown, a comrade of Finley while he was serving as fireman at tho North Montgomery fire station.
 But more damning than key ring, more damning than the watch found in his possession, more damning to the frightened negro than the blood-stain- ed shirt and coat are the negros trous. CTS. Each knee of those trousers Is caked and stained with blood. When the murderer arose from the body that no longer writhed and struggled. say the police, and looked for a moment at the awful work he had done. the knees of those trousers were saturated with the wet horror of human blood. The knees of the trousers had been upon the Rround when the dry earth was drinking human blood. The cloth had soaked in human blood when mur- d6rer and victim were struggling on the clay. and when the deadly knife was rising and falling.
 Knees Soaked in Blood.
 The knees had been upon the blood soaked clay during the struggle. The police of Montgomery looked at them and are confident in their theory that Corbin Coleman enticed the young white man to the lonely spot and him. alone. Their theQry is strengthened that the white man. so intoxicated us to be almost helpless, but sober enough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
PRoMIIENT FARMER KILLED.
of Rody FOuad Along
 NORAern Alabama TPacka.

Frasnsenta of Body Fouad AIona
 Northern Alabama Tracks.
 Tuscumba. Feb. 12--(Spoeial.) )-- Fragment of a hnman body, identi- fled as tlht of Thomas Dotson. were found scattered along the track of the Northern Alabama Railroad, near Spring Wiley. eight miles south of Tuscumbn. Sunday morning.
 Dotsonl was a prosperous farmer of Colbert founty. and resided near Spring Valley. He was 45 years old and leaYbs large family.
 He wat last seen at the home Of Tom Hipp, a neighboF. Saturday afternoon, IL is mol known whether ne attempted to boarda train or whether he was run down aIb killed He was in Tuseum- bla Saturday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
A ADJUSTMENTS. Montgomery Theatre.
 Toniglst,
"The College Widoyv.''

3
 Henry ". Savage will offer at the Montgomery Theatre tonight. George 4Ade's satire, 'The College Widow" No play of the present era has drawn greater audiences. No play of any time has made more friends.
 Mir. Savage fs sending is for the forthcoming engagement an unusually strong and well balanced company. one especially selected, not alone for indi- viduaf ability, but as we'll for ensemble effect. Among the weil-known play CTS in tho case are Louise Rntter. -ESs. teIia Dale, Bessie Honor. Patty Allison, Frances Chase. Rosaiind Ailin. Elisa. both Van Soil, HeIien Torrey. Robert Kelly. ]. Beresford Hollis, Otis Turner. Alan Brooks, wilaon psat. George s. 'Trimb1e, George c. Odcll. John Fenton. Alien Bennott. Ernest Anderson and forty others.
 seats now on sale..--adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
BUys CITY BONDS.
Arthur relrer Takes ssS,OoO Worth ,

Arthur Pclrer Takes s25,O9O Worth of
 Securities.
 Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth of the eity's rcfunding bonds were disposed of yesterday when Mayor W. M. Teagus made an agreement with Arthur Pelzer. Of Montgomery, whereby MT. Pelzer will become owner of bonds to that amount. The price of the bonds Is par value with accrued interest.
 The total amount Of the issus ot the refundirs bonds is s46s.0O0 and they arc to bear 4iS per cent interest. The resi- due of the bonds. 3443,Od0 is 10 De sold before April 1. Mayor Teague has com munieated with Northern capitalists who bid for the bonds and whose representative ia expected to arrive In Montgomery to- day It Is probable tho sale of the entire issue VIII be eoHSumnated this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
HOLD SHORT SESSION.
Judgment Against Vaughan Estate in Fed

The call of tho Cnned states Court was disposed of in half an hour yesterday morning and court was recessed until this morning, when tho cases set for trial toe day will be considered The cases set for trial yesterday wore nearly all either set tied passed continued mol pressed. In the case of the United States against Frederick A Vaughan, deceased. g. II. HowIc, J. T. Howle, J. L. HarweH and William Carson, the suit was revived against Vaughan in the name of W. Fl Wynn administrator of Naushan's estate. and judgment was rendered for damages for Si67si, with interest since Aug 29 1901
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Common Laberer's Union Fiies Papers
 n~ 1rsaSrnoxaffou


 Oa fncorporaffon.
 Papers Of incorporation of the Com mon Laboror's Union were flcd yes tcrday in the office or the probate judge.
 The stated purpose of the orsaniza- ton is to encourage the spirit of bro.h- erhood among it's members. and to create a bond of sympathy that will be support in time of need or trou- bIe. to Include Temperance and virtue. forbeafance and charity; 10 devise ways and means to help it's members mentally, morally, physically and spir- ituaIIy; and promte the right ideas of thrift and to discourage strife apd tho effort to injure other laborers by undue competition and improper mcth- ctle.
 The officers are: J. Johnson. presi- dent; Deaie Diliard secretary. The trustees are George Thomas, Wash Harris, J. W. Young, Ben Brown. George Huffman, Jcsie Rudledge and J. W. Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
NEWS IN BRIEF

Marriage licenses have been issued from the probate office to w. D. Hall and Mamie k Fabel, and to Philip Henry Tfant and Lucy Boyd sayre.
 
 The Secretary of state yesterday re- ceived notification of the change of name Of the Gaines Bissel Coal Conn pany. a Jefferson county corporation. to the Annie-Mae Coal Mining Com pany.
 4 voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday by I. A Faust. merchant of Dothan. He schedules. his liablli- ties at $f.3e16e. and claims stock valued at $sss as exemption.
 certificate of Incorporation was re- ceived by the Secretary of State yes- terday from the Talladega Construction Company. Of TalIadega. The new com pany has an authorized capital stock of S2O,006. of which $10,o0 is paid in. The incorporators are T. S. Plowman, G. A. Mattison and c. c. Kershaw
 A deed. dated May si. 1906, was re- corded. yesterday fin the probate office whereby E. B. Chestnut. J. r. Ches- nut. 8. J. Chestnut and others trans ferred to the Montgomery Heights Com- pany $40 acres of land in sections four and i've of township sixteen. range eighteen. The consideration was $sS,- soc.
 The Mutual Aid Society. of Anniston, Calhoun county. yesterday filed cer- tificate of It's incorporation with the Secretary of State. The society Is es- tabiIshed without capital. It's lncor- porators are W. C.. Morris. l.. W. Goodson, J. Snow, Ed Conley, Eiba Morris, Martha Wilson, Margaret Bush, John Minor. Ali Williams. Dan Hall, NL. Sims, George W. Green. formed for the purpose of operating a naval stores business, with headduar- ters at Soldier Creek, Baldwin county, yesterday filed it's certificate of incor- poration with the Secretary of State. The capitalization of the new company is set forth as $3O.000. George c. Ram aolph, the southern Dredging Com paffy, Robert C. Randolph. Rlttenhouse Moore and Amanda Moore are the in- corporators.
 Notification was received by the Sec retary of State yesterday that the Tal- ladeEa Fertilizer and Manufacturing Company, of Talladega, had reduced It's capital stock from $S0,O00 to S20,000 The incorporators of the company are ]. w. Heacock. c. r. McElderry, l.. T. Hubbard. J. II. Carpenter and J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
U c. TYs0N's CONDITION. <----s-----~

Tho condition of Alderman J. e. Ty- son. who was hurt by runaway sun day. was practically unchanged yester- day. Ic suffered considerably dueing the morning but rested more easily during inc afternoon. 1t had been ex- pected his injuries would cause him pain for several dayy, but no fear for hts recovery is felt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
Anhrem Gets Pat.nt.

Washington, D. C. Feb. is-(Spe- oiaI. )-Patents issued: James T. An drew, Montgomery, safety appliance for railway cars; Charles II Moore. Mo- bile engine: Albert E. Ogden, Birm. insham. nut iock; William r. stan l ford. cook stove.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
aTRLs wEPn yvARNEp.
Rumanwys From Columbus Told They
 Would Be Arrested.

Rumanwys FrOsn C0Bunabua Told They
 Would Be Arrested.
 Columbus, Ga.. Feb i2.--(Speeial.) )--- Lena Redd. aged sixteen years. and Sleeter Whitman, aged thirteen years the two young Columbus girls who were detained by the Montgomery pos lice but who were afterwards released by direction of their mothers in this city, left Columbus ostensibly to visit relatives in Montgomery.
 To an officer at the union passenger station who inquired where they were going. the girls replied that Atlanta was their destination. but he found out from the ticket agent that they were going to Montgomery. The girls then admitted that they were going to that city and the Redd girl said they would visit a "rich aunt" there.
 The girls were warned that they would be arrested if they went to Montgomery under circumstances diff ferent to whnt they had represented. but the elder laughed at the idea. say ing that they were from Missouri and wanted tol be shown
 Recently two white women were ar rested by the police for attempting to carry thesy two young girls to house of III repue in this city. and were fined heavily in police court for their at tempt to Had them astray.
 Rev. L. N. Brock, of Andalusia, Ala. has accepted the cali to become pastor Of the Gisard, Ala. Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

relatives of Mr. Finley and by the members of the opcifka Lodge. Knights of Pythias. The young man was laid to rest in the opeIika cemetery with pythfan honors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
TuE TExAs yvoNnnp

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu- matte troubles; sold by all druggists, or two months treatment by mall for s1. Dr. P. ". Hall. 29e6 Olive St., st Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials.
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Boys, Misses and ChiIdren's Winter Shoes t-s off for cash today. Largest stock in AiaSan,a. Buiiock slioe Co. M adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
TO ENCOURAGE BROTHERHOOD.

ao anA af Bijou matinee and night. Bring the children te the siatfnee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

COAL--DEST BLOCTON LUMP. One grade OmlS--S0 per ton. Phone Jz5. tsxchanGe fec Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
FOR SALE.

Two aett bar fixtures. show cases, iron safe, assortment whIsl<ey, etc.
 George Stuart,
 Trustee. ". A. Ctrgiiis Bankrupt. suwed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14

Minulou sobotu lidicky drazi,
slavil anglickei kralik Eda svS ses
tasedasaty vyroGf v Lond5ne, a
vzdaval dizzy Re no ten rohatej es-
tx tady nechal, a rozumf Sc, Re Sc
hrnuly re fsech stran gratulace a
prezenty as mu pfechazel zrak.
Nejlepsf prezent ale dostal vod Bn
RI, kereim d1kladne jeho vojsko
asi pred peti roxy vyprasili kozen
ky: poslali mu ten nejvetSf dija-
mant ma svjete kerej je pref vert
sedum set padesat tisfc tolar6. Inu
otrocka ndtura doposud napfet j
vzadu nevymizela 2 narodG, Je
tomu, lidi6ky, Sest let co tihleti
SAINT Burove V TransvalG v Africe
bojovali pro svou svobodu proti
Anklii, a &C Sc drzeli, pfeci koneG-
ne podlehli prot pfesile, a proto
mje ten prezent tim vic pfekvapu-
je a tax jak sen kdysi horoval pro
ten malickej narod, tax nejGkonc
je nendvidim a mann je "a lfzavS
psy.
Co je to "a mrsku Ia Hromadko
va co tolik kradla, aG to nepotfebo
vala. ia myslim do vopravdy Re
trpi klepetomanif -vite to je tako-
va nemoc kera nutka clovjeka ably
krad jake straka, i dys ma dost a
nepotfebuje to. Ma klepetomanii
trpf.jen ty velky bohaci, (cos talk
dalece vidfme: Koho dostanou do
klepet tax z nei vymackajf dust
A tot Sc vi dys veda lekafska to
prohlaslla "a nemoc, must Sc S Ia
kovim nebozakem, napfet i vzadu
zachazet jake S maslem a spfs no
politovat nez potrestat. To taky
berou vobled pfi slavnejch SOU
dech kde projednavaly pffpady
klepeto manicky. Este muslin pr
pomenout Re ma ten pLevft trpf je-
nom bohati. Vzdyk ia definizace
toho slova We slovnfku to povfda,
nu a dys krade clovjek kerej ma
dost,a nepotfebujeto, tedy boha6,
nam ftom pravdu. Tot Sc vi, Re
je to hola nemoznost ably chudas
byl tomu ndchylnej. Ten dyS kra
de, tax to p~otfebuje, a proto ne
NIUE vo klepetomanif belt ami re-
Gi, a rozhodn6 must belt pffsn9 pc
trestan.
Dyby talk neboztik Kolumbus,
anebo bratff Kabatove stall zmrt
WEIGH a videIi tn novou LODI ''Lusi-
toma" co pfejede Atfanticky more
"a 4 dni a Is hodin, ty by vyvalo-
vail voGi. -.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14
Money Order ma BanCe.

Deite 81 Vyhotovit Money Or
der" ma Tsborske baace Q co pre-
milf d~ostanete krasuou p~enezenkU
pro paua anebo damu "a til Mo
asy Orders. "a pet obirzite kTs
nou skladsci p~enezeuxu Sc zapis-
al knizt, ekou, anebo veisf kapes
Of 'tasku ma listing. Tyto d.t
isou delaue kGze ."MorTocco y
Oelame toto jen K wolf tomu sby
Tide 81 navykli chcdit ma bank pro
p~oukazky.
.r..' TAborska Bsnka
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14
ZHaStni Nahidka ' POzemkSCh,

100 akru pekneho pozemku v Ed
munds okreSu,6 mil jihCzapadne cd
! Roscoe. Ceua s $1,000.
100 akrG krasneho pozemku v Lyman
okresu, I mil od Van Meter, 8 Zoo
$50 akrG dobreho pozemku Gregory
okresu, 6 mil cd Burke; 80 akrI z
orano. NcjIepSi pozemek v onom
okresu. Pouze 9 $500.
Wagner BratTi, Tabor, S. D.
Anton Novak kupuje stare SLEPT
ce a drnbez yseho druhu. Plati
"a ne neivissi trzni cenu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14
Notice to Creditors.

State of South Dakota. .
County OF Bon Homme.
In the County Court, in and for said county.
In the matter OF the estate OF Frank Hron,
deceased. HN..
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative With the VIII Annexed. of the
estate Of Frank Hron, deceased, to the credit
ors Of. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with The
necessary vouchers, within six months after
the first publication Of this notice, to the said
ADMINISTRATIVE with the VIII Annexed, at the
Office Of Il. M. Scobllc, In the City of Tyndall,
In the said Bon Homme county and state Of
South Dakota.
Dated at Tyndall. this 9th day of November
A. d.. 1907. .r
Mary Hron,
Administrative cum testamento annexo.
r. NJ. scoblic, Attorney for Administrative.
pub. Nov. TBS. 1907
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14
Ably Jsme byH Zdrayl.

Pc celS rok," piseIL A Bartlett, z
Guilford, Me-" ia a rodlna uzivame
DR. King New Life Pills. Velice mas
uspokojf. Napravi soustavu a vyleef
malarli a zacpu. Zarucen
v Taborske lekarne, 25ctu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14

Hromadna schuze farmerd Sc
Dude odb{vati v SIM Blazkove v
Tabofe, v sobotu dine Is listopadu,
1907, o jedne iodine odpol. "a phi
Ginou povzbuzenf spoIku Farmers
Co operative Association Farmer
ska Vzajemna Spoletnost) pojed-
mani o stanovach jakych by Sc me
10 pfijmouti spoken; pfijfmanf
podpisu ma podfInictvi, a jin6 jed
mani pro dobro spolku. Jest to
schaze veleddlezita, a kazdy far
mer jenz Sc zajfma o sve >vlastni
dobro, mel by Sc dostavit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14

V Evangelickem kostele, pet
mil severozapadn6 cd Tabora, pffs
ii tyden budou Sc konati ozivujici
schIze. PoGnou We Gtvrtek veGer
14ho listopadu, a p~otrvajf kazd6ho
vecera az do ned6le veGer. Phi
tomnf budou vSbornf kazatele Rev
B. A. Filipi, z Omahy, Neb., a
Edmund Wrbicky, z Academy, S.
ID. V nedGli v 10 hodin dopoIedne
oba kazati budou v Tyndallskem
kosteIe, a Size Rev. Filipi tesky, a
Rev. Wrbitzky anglicky. VSich-
nj krajan6 Ike vsem t9mto scbGzim
jsou srdeGne zvdni, a zajist6 bu-
dou NIT hcjnJ uzjtek z poslechnu-
tt techto znamenitych feGnfkd V
pondelf ma to odeberou Sc tito diva
S Rev. ]. Linkou do Academy v
Brule Co. S Oak. kde podrobne
schdze konany budou pc cel5 t.
den.
"Abych Sc oChranil pred oznobeni-
nou" pfSe John Kemp, 2 Otisfield, Me
pfilOzfm BtIcklenovu Arnikovou mast
Uzlval jSem il t6z protl rym6 s do
brym vysledkem. ZaruGena proti DO
akdm, zastaryl vTedGm, Spaleninam,
o~znobeninam a vyrazkam. 25c Ia
borSke lekarne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14
VeIk6 Mapy Trip Okesu.

Name ma IrodeI velke mspy
Trip okresu, ktery ~tezpocbyby
Dude otevfen pfistfho lara. Ma
pa je a8x3o pa'cech velks. sloze.
"a Y pevnych deskaeh do velikos.
ii 6x9 palcich. OksEuie kazGou
sekci poSemku. feky, vrchy isztr.
va atd, . pax Indianske pfideleni
(allotments a jmena jejich. Ma
pu zpracov-l a nakreslil Frank
Peterson z Lake Andes. ProdA
vame je pc so ceutech, COZ je neo
oyeejne niSka ceua ,vzhledem to
mu be sc "a ne obytejne eta 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-14

Hruska a Trunec obdrzeli jedna
telstvf a zaroveh novou zasobu sv6
toznameho Kcubova Karlovarsk6
no LeGiveho Hofkeho VIVA Medo-
veho, ktere pocteno jest yyzname-
nanfm ma svetove vSstav6 v ST
Louis +. 1904 Jest to jedin6 le-
Give kofke vino, ktere uznano jest
vfcero ceskymi lekafi co 'vyteenS
lex pro zaludek, protoze obsahuie
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