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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
DRUNKEN GIRLS.
Fifteen Year Old Child Makes
Revolving Admission.
Drank Until Intoxicated in the
Canadian Club.

! "A surprise was sprung in the Cana
I dian club case which is on trial in the
I district court this afternoon when
/ Lena Larsen, a pretty Is year old
[ girl was sworn and testified that she
1 in company with other girls of the
same age, had frequented the place
and become drunk. She said that
/ Bob" Pigg had served her in COM
pany with other girls with cocktails
and that he did not deny that he was
/ the proprietor of the place when re-
/ ferred TO as such.
! County Attorney Schenck in the
/ form of a question said: rs it not a
fact that when yourself and other
girls OF your age became drunk in the
nOld's place by the defendant in this
case, Robert Pigg2" This was OBJ
1 jected TO by Attorney Lynch for the
I defence and the objection was sustain
/ ed by Judge Dana
The witness. Lena Larsen, testified
I that in CONF any with Kittie Edi, girl
OF about her own age, she had visited
the place and that both of them had
d rank until they had become intoxica-
ted. She admitted that at the request
of Police matrOn, Mrs. Laura L. Thorpe,
she had been taken 10 Beloit and that
she is living there at the present time
and was accompanied TO Topeka for the
trial Of this case by one of the super
intendents.
The county attorney here said that
he would rest the case OF the state but
after wards changed his mind and called
Two other girls, one of whom, Helen
Wood, at least is at the present time
an inmate of a disorderly house of the
city. though her dresses do not reach
TO ner shoe tops and she says that she
does not know her age.
Sheriff ]. NJ. Wlkerson identified
transcript of the records of the inter-
nal revenue collector which he secured
from the office of the latter, and an
item of which showed that in July, 1906 |
a government retail liuor license had |
been issued to J. R. Pigs for the sale |
of liquor at No. 400 East Tenth street, |
and that this license had been trans |
ferred in his name on January to the |
place at No. S13 Kansas avenue
r. ]. Lynch, who with Captain J. r. /
is defending Pigg, made /
objections to this transcript /
going into the evidence but his con-
tentions were overruled by the court
Sheriff Wilkerson had previously teSti- |
fed that he had kown Pigg since he
was a boy and that he knew his name
to be J. r. Pigg.
1t has been the contention of the de-
Tense that the charge against Pigg of
being the proprietor of the notorious
Canadian club would fall TO the
ground as he was not connected with
the management of the place In any
wav and that when ever he was
around there il was for the purpose OF
looking after an electric piano in the
rooms of which he had control
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
CUT IN TELEPHONES.
Assessors Cut Instrument Valuation
in Topeka-Raise Toll Lines.

At a meeting of the board of rail-
way assessors this afternoon the rate
of assessment for telephone fnstru-
ments in the city of Topeka was low
cred from $500 to $500 per year to
conform with the rate OF assessment
in other sections of the state. The in
struments in second and third rate ex-
changes over the state will be assessed
at So this year instead of 81 as in the
past.
To offset this reduction on the as
sessment of phones the rate of as
sessment of toll lines in the country
was raised from $50 to $50 per mile
There was but slight change in the
assessment value of other telephone
property n the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
EATON is CONFIRMED.
No Opposition I'm Council to New Chief
of Police.

At a special meeting of the council
called last evening the following ap-
pointments were made by Mayor Will
liam Green and in turn were con-
frmed by the members of the council:
| Winfield Eaton, chief of police.
| Tim Donovan, first sergeant
J. F. Snyder. street commissioner.
John P. Rodgers. city engineer.
! w. NJ. Arnold, assistant city en-
gineer.
Walter Crawford. instrument man.
| Robert De Frantz. rodman.
! w. c. Ralston. assistant city at
P. c. Wilson. police court prose-
cutor. RI
G. o. wiImarth, fire marshal.
! H K Goodrich. superintendent OF
/ the city electric light plant
| G. T. Mattingly, license inspector.
| J. D. Pattison. sanitary sergeant
Mrs. E. l. Thorp. police matron.
William Core, dog tax collector.
| Ex-Mayor BergundthaI and Frank
Snyder are largely responsible for the
appointment Of Winfield Eaton as
head Of the police department. The
two have been booming Eaton for the
place and finally landed their man
after considerable trial and trfbuIa-
ton. Tim Donovan will be given
charge of the criminal work of the
department, while Eaton is supposed
| to give his time and attention to
handling the joint situation. This is
at least the way the mayor has figured
out the arrangement
Eaton is a good man and comes
well recommended. don't know any
thing about his executive ability. That
is something which he will have an
opportunity now OF displaying" said
the mayor.
81 have the assurance without any
qualification that Donovan will ac-
cept the appointment made" he con-
tinued
The wrinkles in the ONCE of street
commissioner We're froned out when
James Ramsey got out of office with
out fighting for retention G. T. Mat
tingly, an old soldier applicant who
has worked for the city as sewer in
spector. was an applicant for the
same position Mattingly, however.
accepted the license collectors posi-
ton and Ramsey understood that
Mattingly would be appointed street
commissioner if Ramsey insisted on
his rights so he dipIomatfcaIIy got
down and out Frank Snyder has been
street commissioner during previous
administrations. Ramsey will prob |
ably go to contracting. w J. Arnold.
by his appointment. is promoted from
the position of instrument man to as
ststant city engineer at an increase in |
salary of 5000 Arnold will still re-
main in the Office. Crawford. who
given the place Of instrument man.
was connected formerly with the Of
flee OF county surveyor
DR.. NJ. r. MITCHELL the second old !
soldier to apply for the office of city
physician, entered Into the race last |
evening. 1t is probable he will re- |
cefve the appointment. There were /
six other applfca nts. The remaining
appointments will be made between /
now and next Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
MOVING INTO TOWN.
Retired Farmers Are Making Kinsley
q Good Place to Live.

Kinsley. Kan, April e.-Retired
farmers and other capitalists are max
ing Kinsley a good town with new
residences. Levi s. Smith has just
completed costly and handsome brick
residence. modern throughout, and the
first of this material in the town John
DeAIain fs erecting from cement a
com bined city hall. jail and Office
building of two stories costing $4,000.
John Little. James Alcorn and others
are building residences Much paint
ing is being done and a large amount
of cement walks Will be put down
again this wear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
nntnr Rnsiness Arain-

when my friends thought I was about
IN take leave of this world. on account Of
indigestion, nervousness and gene raj de-
bIIIty'' writes A A Chisholm, Tread well
land when Il looked as II there
was no hope left, I was persuaded TO try
Electric Bitters, and I rejoice TO say that
-fhev are curing me. am now doing bus
mess again as OF DID, and am still gaining
daily" Best tonic medicine on earth.
North kansas avenue. 50 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
SEIZED BAKING POWDER.
Food Inspector Found 1t Is Not
Properly Labeled

Word has been received that the first
confiscatiOn under the new pure food
law was made Saturday at Wichita by
Inspector John Kleiuhans- Mr.. Klein
hans seized three car loads Of baking
powder sent to Wichita jCbbing houses
by the JaIues Manufacturing company
OF Kansas City and Chicago The bak-
ing powder is an alum powder, and was
not so labelled. The company agreed
TO label the powder as required by law
and il was released to the jobbing
houses on that condition.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
a Trutb Put Neatly

Miss Ellen Terry. at a reception IN
New York. talked about the fnnumer-
able women who ask her to help them
get on the stage.
The fact is" she said. every wo-
man under 80 believes she is an ac-
tress. And every actress" she added
believes she is under 30-"-Exchange.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
Notice Tax Payers Mission Township

There will be meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the Topeka
Southwestern Railway Company in the
Comm Club rooms at Topeka
Kansas. on Thursday, April 18th, 1907,
at 700 >. m
At this meeting there will be two
Directors elected from Mission Town
ship. All tax payers Of that township
are requested to be present
W. l. TAYLOR. President.
7 I ANDERSON. Secretary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
HENRY ALIENS LIBEL CASE.
Suit Against the Wichita Beacon Is Set
fo- April IS.

Wichita, Kan. April e.-Judge Wilson
has set the Mrs. Mason criminal libel
case for April Is. This is the case in
which the police naatron Of the city
sued the Beacon Publishing company.
H J. Allen, Upton Cox. E Tom Rlod-
gett and N E Harmon. for the publica-
ton of a slanderous article IN the indie
pendent League advertising matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
Pure Food Lectures start.

The first Of the pure food" lecture
course will be held at Wichita on
Thursday Prof. z. H S. Bailey and
Prof. L. E. Sayre of the state universe
ty and DR.. s. J. Crumbine of the state
board of health, viii all go there on
that date, and speak to the grocers,
butchers, grocery jobbers and all others
interested on the enforcement Of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
Anthony Has an Opponent.

d. r. Anthony will have an opponent
in his race for congress on May %. AL
bert Kingsley. of Leavenworth, Social
ist. has fled papers of nomination with
the secreta Of state
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
KnowIton Gets Permit.

Probate Judge Hayden has granted a
hermit to sell liquor to c. NJ KnowIton
Al $50 Kansas avenue. which was run
for several years by Lee Jones.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
Death of ". ]. Williams.

Emporia. Kan. April e:-William
]. Williams is dead at his home here
Of acute Bright's disease He was
born in Wales in 1s49 and had lived
in Emporia since 1883 He leaves a.
wife and four children
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09

Eugene 3. Moore. aged months,
died of bronchitis at the home of his
parents two miles east of Topeka yes
terday afternoon The funeral will be
held from the house Wednesday
morning at 10 a. m, and the remains
Will be buried in Rochester cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs Lizzie May Gray, wife of Harry
Gray, died at the home of her friend,
Mrs. H G.. Beede. 1922 Kansas ave-
nue., of goitre at the age Of "a years.
The remains were sent today to Coun-
ell Grove where the funeral and burial
will take place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Blemishes, pimples, eruptfons, rashes
treated by Satin skin cream soon vanish
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09

new pure food laws of the state. Mer-
chants from surrounding towns are ex-
pected to come in to attend the meet
ing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
The Shawnee Build

Enr .--,--
The Shawnee Build
ing &Loan Association
has built hundreds of
homes in Topeka,
which have been paid
for in small monthly
installments. 115 w.
9Th Street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09
THE CLAIRVOYANT MARVEL
Opal st. Elmo

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what you called for, tells
whom and when you Will
marry Still continues TO
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
UTE INDIANS SAID TO
BE COMFORTABLE AT FORT

omaha. Ncb.. Jan. l.-General
Agent Benjamin. OF the Northwestern
at Deadwood. 4. D.. Is at headquarters.
Speaking of the Utes at Fort Meade he
said:
The $50 Ute Indians are In camp on
the military reservation. about four
miles from Fort Meade. They have
been provided with tents. food. cloth
ing. stoves and fuel. and are In pretty
good shape for standing the cold. Ac-
companied by Captain Johnson six Of
the chiefs have gone TO Washington
10 confer with the president as To their
future. They do not know where they
want the members OF their party to 40.
their only aim being 20 not be sent
back TO the reservation In Utah.
The Utes NJ Meade are an inferior
lot OF Indians. They are small and
puny people. in no way comparing with
the Sioux. They are OF n much lower
order or intelligence and appear TO be
much more lazy"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
WIDOW OF STATES RICHEST
MAN MAY CONTEST

Madison. :. D.. Jan. l2.-Mr 4
Smith. whose husband died Febrli
last. and at the time OF his dellhI
counted the richest man In The 4
threatens TO contest the Will.
Mr.. Smith left an estate estimal1
be worth from n million TO ore 4
half million and consisting malri
farms In this county and "A a
Iowa. About three years ago be 4
dividing up his holdings. In his
he named his oldest son. l. g. i
together with ex-Mayor Schmidt a.
T.. Mackay as executors. Thcsr 4
have fled bills against the rsih''
the amount OF nearly $4,000 add
nine years more In which they 4
keep up the same business. TffN1
the widow. Mrs. Laura Smith. has
exceptions to the bills and p"iiol
the court TO reopen the cXccu'5HI
count. Mrs. Smith IL guardian irI
two youngest children and Ia Ea'
ton sets forth that at this rate
share nnd that OF the minors may
ing the ten years OF time pruy.i..
I'm the will. he seriously impa.rcl
ease the executors press their 4
TOO hard Mrs. Smith will cont :
will and ask the court 90 set asl'
deeds which Will include that 81 n
tor /. G. Smith and claim her 'ttl
the estate. which would give hri
than double what she has been
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
NEARLY ALL PLEDGES
COVERED BY BILLS

Pierre. = d.. Jan. 1.-THE senate
completed its first day Of actual bus
mess by the introduction OF twenty
three bills and two joint resolutions. or
this number Ave were bills affecting the
railroads.
Byrne introduced his anti-pass bill.
which Is 10 test the metal Of the lcgis-
lntors, also an autl-lubbying bin and
n reciprocal demurragc bill and another
affecting the liability OF common car
riers. jenkins introduced HIS 2-cCnt
per mile interchangeable mileage bill
Dillon introduced the administration
primary bill. GoOdscll offered uni
form school text book bill. Ncssey
proposed bill regulating campaign
expenses. Cook introduced n bill pre-
hibiting corporations from contributing
funds as favors To candidates or politi-
cal committees.
All OF these are called reform meas
urcs and all were introduced by repub.
leans. the old time populists setting
back and watching the championship
Of some OF their pet theories by some
OF the foremost leaders OF the rcpubli-
can party. The house satisfied itself
with fourteen bills and three rcsolu-
tions similar In character to those In
troduced In the senate. IL is "A matter
OF record that practically all pledges
In the state platform were covered by
bills In the frat routine session OF the
two bodies.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
CAR0llNANS THINK
ELR0D DID RI(
Recommendation Of Retiring esc
Of South Dakota on Bond Cell.
ION Incident 10 Approved.

Washington. II. G.. Jan. 1.-THE
NJ South Dakota. through ity "a
governor. =. IL. Eirod. resisting
policy OF using the state az a d
tion agency taking money aWay
sister states on bonds issued by :,
VACANT carpet-bag administratlo-
an act which has received q,
commendation here. especially
Senator'S Overman and Slmmgri
North Carolina.
South Dakota received about 81
Of the $4,000. principal and lais
collected from North Carolina on y
ten OF $1,000 denomination. each
ing been presented To the state
group OF men headed by Ex.C,
States Senator Pcttlgrcw, who
collected millions OF dollars wo-a
the repudiated bonds OF southern :,
issued In carpet-bag days.
IL is said attempts made 10 get
states TO act for the bond hoidsu
being impossible for an indlyldu1
sue a commonwealth failed
crnor Elrod said In his statement
he had turned down an offer Of n
more OF the bonds.
Senator Ovcrman says his 4
legislature should take cogniEaTi
the recommendation by Elrod. al,Ai
u Is not certain his state would
back the money paid on JudgmcE;i
dercd by the supreme court q.
United States.
Senator Kittredge OF South nj
thinks Elrod acted wisely. In far
had conferred with the governor q
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

Rouse committee
Appropria tions-Cable, Mlchaols. white
more. stokes. Larson. Foster. EllermHn.
Trumbo. Hale.
Agr.cuiture-Groce. Carver. Andrews,
Kicinsasscr. Johnson 81 CLAY. Smith of
Marshall. Matteson. Van osdcl. Price OF
Sphinx.
observation-disclosures. Ewuld, Eilcr-
man, Glass, Brynjulson. Carroll. Herman.
Jones. Shaw.
Banks-Isscnhuth. lie belhcimcr. Joseph.
Van Osdci. Bratrud. EwRld. otto. PEN
nlngton. Carroll Gropengicscr. Peters.
Hebal, lee, Carlcy, kr.bs, Eastman,
Charitable lnHt'tut.ons-Fitch. Softer.
Price OF sphinx. Price OF Nankton. wu!z.
muth Quincy. Smith of Miner.
House Journal-Carlcy. Beibclhc,mcr,
See
countics-Johrson 81 Clay. Nelson.
Freasc. Peterson OF Lawrence. wolzmuth.
wcide. Otto.
observation-disclosures Olson. Cable. Pet
erson OF Lawrence. EnEsirom. ELDERS
Educntion%Kribs. Fitch. Foncnnnon.
Cable, Carver. Bcibclhcimcr, Grocc, Lam
UNI. larson.
Engrosscd Bills-Pamlcy. Joseph. ston.
or. Horribly, Rangm, Whlttemorc. link.
, Federal R'lRtioun-Ewali Nol1i. Peter.
son OF Lawrence. Rood. H"fIcrmnn.
Food and Dairy-OlSon Of CLARK. Groce.
Meyer. Simonson. Martin. Dlngsor. GoN.
HiEhways-I.s". Peterson of Lawrence,
Bryniulson, Olson Of Moody. Nelson, HUI
mission. Hare.
Imm'gratlan-wh itteYnore woolcy. Bra
trud. Pennington. uy.ait. Hopkins.
Indian AnalrE-Ellcrmnn. Rood. Sec.
Sem. HumlstOn, Meyer, Quincy.
Irrigation and DrainaRc-Siokcg, John
son Of Clay. Ranum. Hare. Van Osde'.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wh!t:cmnrc. Bru.
trud. Isscnhuih. shaw. Kribs, Hopkins,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
WHERE COAL TRUST
DOESN'T GET Loo
Sully County, S. D., Fan
Use Gas From Their
Own Wells.
HEATING AND
This Commodity Appears in
Abundance and 10 Merely .
Product Of the Great A..
tesian Basin.

Okobojo. 4. d.. Jan. i?.-Th.
vcniences furnished by the .,
gas which impregnates the waite
ing from quite "A number OF N.
sian wells In this part OF tho =,
shown at the farm home of 4. NJ
low. near okobojo. which IL heats,
lighted by the natural gas from J
tesian well on the farm. Every y.
the building In heated and ligh,.
practically no expense.
The gas coming from the wen
iimated To be sufficient to sun
good sized town with all the no.,
lights needed. Mr.. Harlow ara
members OF his family are en,i-.,
dependent of the coal trust. Al
have To do ~ To- turn on m.
ply OF gas that nature has proyli.
the people living I'm the western
of Sully county.
Among other farmers who han.
sian wells from which they SEN,
abundant supply OF gas for the.
poses are William Floyd. Jos.ps
lick. +. r.. Fagner. Robert y A
and l.. II. wadie'gh.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17
SENATE COMMITTEES.

AEriculturc-Merry. WEIGH. Tob.n. Doer-
ing. Lothrop. Weaver. Cooley.
Approprlations-Byrn LAWSON. Good.
sell. Wesley. HOugen, Cook. Thomson oil
Turner. Sweeney. McCuilen.
Charitable and Penal institutions
Thomson OF Turner. Green OF Deuel.. Wea
YER. Dillon. Laxson. Mundt. Smith OF
Brute.
cites and Municipal Corporations
Scroggs. Lincoln. Goodner. Carpenter, Err
ion. Mundt. Cooper.
Counties and Towns-Swccney. lloueen
Docring. Wesley. Green Of Deuel.. Dan
Eiections@fob.n. Thomson Of Turner
Eyion. Englssby. Whsle. Jenkins, Good
ducation-Thompson Of Clay. Lothrop
Kruger. Merry; Lincoln. Hepperie. May
Byrne, Dowdell.
Engrossed and Enrolled Bills-Cooper
Eggc. Weaver. Dowdcll Smith OF McCook
Federal Relations-Robertson, Egge
Overholser. Greene. Of Deuel., Bell. Erion
Highways. Bridges and Ferries-Heprcr
le. Johnson. Cooper. Thomson OF Turner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Thompson OF Clay
Danforth, Whsle, Hougan. Green OF Ham
Insuranee.Vessey. Tobin. ooodssiI. Lax.
son. Johnson. Thomson OF Turner. Dow
dell. Mundt. Cooley.
Incorporations-Laxson. Thompson oi
Clay. Goodner. Bell. ureenc. OF Deuel.
irrigation-wasie. Egge. ovcrhoiscr
Sweeney, Dudley.
Judiciary-Dilion. Jeakins. Cook, Rob
ertson, Goodner. Perkins Tob:n. WEIGH
Legislative Expenses-Beii. Scrogys
Cooper. Carpenter. Schl.tz.
1--we stock-Erion, johnson. WEIGH.
Merry ovcrholser, Whsle. Dudley.
Mines and Mln.ng-Mcrry. Perkins
Laxson. Lothrop. Doerlng,. Sweeney. Bell
Military Affairs Englesby, overhoiser
Scroggs, Green OF Hamlin, schl,tx
Public Buildings-welch. Danforth. In.
coin. Goodner. Carpenter. Smith Of Brulc
Cooper.
Public Health-Day forth. Roberison.
Public BuIId.ngS-Gr Of deuel.. Byrno.
Kruger. Dowdell. Smith OF McCook.
Public Institutions Cioodsell. scroggs,
Iepperle. Robertson, Smith Of Rrule.
Ra.lroads-Cook, Greene Of Hnmlin.
Jenkins. Burne. Hougan, GoodselI, Tobln.
McCullen. Mundt.
Rules--shobcr. Jenkins. Cook. Dillon.
Smith OF McCook
School and Public I.ands--HougRn. I'm.
giesby. Thompson of Clay. Er,on. Greene
OF Deuel.. Hcpperlc. Dowdcll
Senate Journai-Grcen 81 liamlin, kru-
State Anairs--JenkirE. vessey. Cook,
Weaver, Iothrup. Lincoln, Englcsby.
Thompson OF Clay, Smith or McCook.
Temperance-Johnson Erion. Egge. En-
glesby, Wesley, Perkins, McCullen.
welch. Merry. Carpenter. Johnson,
Greene OF Hamiin. Smith OF Rrulc
Ways and Means-Iincoln. Danforth.
Sci oggs. Robertson. Hopperlo. EEge. May.
Cooley. Smith OF Bruie.
Capitol buildings md Grounds-Goodner,
Merry. May. Mundt. McCullen.
legislative Apportionmcni -- Lothrop.
chairman
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-17

Municipal authorities OF Barmeu.
Prussia. have been requested To adver-
tise for a dentist who Ii willing 10 at
tend an elephant. AN inmate OF the
local zoo. He suffers from peevishness
In consequence OF frequent attacks OF
toothnche. caused by ovcrabundance OF
sweet At such times ne Is practically
unmanageable. The local dentists re-
fuse 20 attempt TO oil his teeth. one
dentist was brave enough TO try TO ex-
anime an aching tooth. but the en-
ragged elephant chased him around the
enclosure. and the dentist afterward
sent I'm a bin for damage caused by the
Ghock