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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
ATcHIsoN GLOBE SIGHTS.

A pretty girl yawnlng is a terrible
sight.
A woman doesn't mind being tired II
1t Is from shopping.
Don't let an agent decide how you
shall invest your money.
1t Is very easy to jar the table where
a nervous person is writing. d.
Some men greet you as If they wish
ed their voice were a club.
II a nan gets the fishing fever right
bad there Is only one cure for it.
A boys idea Of Paradise always in
cludes a first class swimming hole.
Cooking for a husband will, as a
rule, help more than praying for him.
A good way to find out a girls faults
Is to brag on her to her friends.
The fishing is always pretty good
the day you planned to 60. and didn't.
Some palpable lies are so interest
ing n would rather like to believe
them.
You will find no Observation-Disclosures
two-meals-a-day advocates In the harV.
est field.
1t Is a rare woman who does not
occasionally inquire, with fine scorn:
How about the men!"
You can tell when a man begins to
get old by the way he will say he 10.
just In the prime of life.
The hard way a man lights when
he gets caught at 1t, may be the rea.
son 1t is called high finance"
The authority of some parents oyer
their children Is painfully weak pre-
sumably from lack of exercise.
1t Is the opinion Of most men who
haven't n that no man looks very
we'll In an automobile costume. I
Next to the ~unhealthful effects of
might air." the greatest terror to an
old-fashioned woman Is a 'draught"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
Ye Editors Grievance.

We Editor of this sheet lay d
on his death bed last week prepa-
riag to leave for higher and noble
pheres. The Issue of the paper
W S left at the mercy of two ex-
:rts; one the village butcher and
me other a jeweler. The idea OF
a combination like that having
Il c constitutional right to turn
out the paper added more agony
to his stuff rings. The result was
that the appearance and make up
o. the paper made some people
believe that we got our Christmas
edition out too soon others aga n
that an Unnecessary amount OF L =
TN words which they could net
understand, was used, and so on
A whiskey local in someway o,
a ether crept under the wrong
heading which made more evident
the say ing "Whiskey is allrigh,
when in its place" and a general
confusion followed. During our
sickness of last week, we took our
medicine BY moutktuls for the
sake of our health and are now
ready to take some more tor the
sake OF the Independent. W.
hope our subscribers will take
our excuse in a forqiving manner.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
FIRST OCCURRENCES.

Newspaper advertising began In 165!
The first steel plate was made Il
1880. 20. ...
The first balloon ascent was made Il
1888.
, The first horse railroad was built #
1S26-lS27. ~@
The first steamboat sailed on th
Hudson in 1907.
Kerosene was first used for lighting
purposes In 1926.
The first locomotive In this countrl
was used In 1920.
The first copper cent was coined 4
New Haven In 1857.
The first sawmaker's anvil wa
brought to America In 1919.
Glass windows were first Introduce
into England in the eighth century.
The first steam engine used In Amer
lea was brought from England 4
1853.
The first society for the promotion d
Christian knowledge was organized 4
1868.
The first attempt to manufactut
pins In this country was made shortl|
after the war of 1912.
The first prayer book of Edward vi
came into use by the authority of paf|
lament on Whitsunday, 1549.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
sPLINTERs.

Have exclusive sets-Hens.
The bigger the head the easier 1t
70 butt In.
Ii some men had four feet the
would kick mor than a mule.
A mar may be color blind. but 20
ant fool him on the long green.
You don't have to put some men d
he scales to see how light they are.
The wise man will wade around til
POOL awhile before he dives into ii
ocean.
Boyce-Why didn't your thirst
riend like the play? Joyce-There w4
My n intermission.
He have always prided mySI
n my honesty. She-Yes; l don't v
ieve you ever stole even q kiss. 81
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TOWN OFFICERS.

Al JezewskI. clerk
Geo. T.unec. trustee lst ward.
Jos. v. Wagner. trustee End ward.
Il. KOletzkv. trustee 3rd ward.
las. q. BouSka. treasurer.
Anton J.. NOvak. assessor.
Frank Hetrik. street commissioner.
John F. HOSTEL. marshal,
J. A. IbvOrak. Justice of the Peace.
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knights Of ST. Wenceslaus, No 10,
&c KJ.. bold meetings every Fourth
SUNDAY Of each month In the Catholic
Society hall. J. f. Wagner, Pres,
Il. v. KnStel. Sec.
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LIrrLE ABOUT EvERYTHINo.

No bird Of prey has the gift Of SOM
Carpets made from elephant hide are
said e to wear out.
The smallest q~uadruped in the world
10 the plgmy mouse Of Siberia.
A cows hide OF ayerage size bro.
duces about thirty-iive pounds of leath-
er. .......
Four thousand and sixty.one muscles
have been observed In the body Of a
moth.
A new prize Of $4,000 is offered in
France for the invention Of a dlrigible
balloon.
England possesses twenty-eight cows
for every hundred Of the popuIa Il IN.
Australia has $50. a.,
More than 1000 persons are EN-.
ployed In the rock salt industry in
Austria Hungary.
The Empress Of Russia has a hand
kerchief which it took seven years to
make. 1t cost her 5000.
About two hundred oysters would be
required daily 20 supply sufficient
nourishment for one person.
In fifty years the average height Of
British men has risen an inch, to Ave
feet eight and one-half inches.
Wood in building Is used much more
sparingly in France than In America |;
hence danger from Are is less.
London already has 5000 automobile
omnibuses plying in the streets, and
that number will soon be doubled.
Skating was tabooed for women in
Berlin until the prima donna Henri.
eta sontag set the bold example.
Those physicians in London who are
willing to be called at night have red
lanterns attached to their houses.
Rats rarely can resist sunfower
seeds. A trap baited with these seeds
is most effective in catching them.
Marion Crawford, Count Soderni and
Professor Clement are at work on a
life Of Leo XIII, to fill four volumes.
1t is noted that English ideals Of
comfort are gradually altering the
style of German domestic architecture.
In Persia there are no distilleries,
breweries or public houses and native
wine Is the only intoxicating beverage
used. 49,.
Dried currants given TO horses occa-
sionally, instead of oats, are said to In
crease the animals powers Of endur-
ance.
In Saxony no man Is permitted to
horses unless he has passed a
public examination and is properly
qualified.
Australis's -four exports to Eng.
land have more than doubled since
1900, when they were valued at So
Dos 5000.
Paris has an artist who decorates
art" stockings, and his charges are
from $12o a pair to almost any amount,
according to design.
The Tyrolese government still pays
the determination of poisonous
1t Is the one European gov
eminent which now does so. 4
Chinchillas have been so much in
for furs In the last few years
hat the species Is in danger Of ex-
,inction in Chile and Bolivia.
An English journal notes the GU
'iously even sex distribution Of measlex
n twenty years at Aberdeen. There
we're 20,2S7 males and BOOST females.
Patagonian llamas live for years
tasting water, and a breed of
near Losere, France. and noted
or the richness Of the milk, takes II
cry rarely.
The only bird known Is
he death bird" Of New Guinea. The
lite of the bird causes intense pain In
very part of the body. loss of sight,
and finally death.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
EOtiCe To cTeditars.

All parties known G III m elves
indebted to me will please settle
their acc ,unts on or before D
cember IS, 1907. On all accoun S
not paid by that time, 6 per c. mt
will be charged. Frank J.. BArta.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21

A t#f.# atatW.aM t#tNM WM. lHUn
The popular and ever growing
firm Of hostel & J,zewski have
! made several sales of tombstoncs
among them a magnificent one to
Anthony Fillaus.
/! Ed Olson purchased the Her
; man Bros, barn building of Petrik
Bros. and had it moved on his
farm. Joseph Black done the
moving with his engine Tuesday.
| A new dance band has been or
gained under the name "Tyndall
! Orchestral Band" at Tyndall. The
members have been selected from
the best home talent and for this
reason the band should prosper.
The place to get your manure
sp saders, plows, cornshellers and
other farm machinery is at Tabor
of our implement dealers. They
sell at a lower rate than any other
dealer in the state.
Reliable information recently
received by parties in Gregory is
to the effct that Gregory is to be
chosen as one of the principal
registration points in the coming
Trip county opening next year.
Bart Wagner returned from his
"trip in Cherry County, Neb., last
Thursday, without having filed.
Bart says that the land is good
enuff to file on, but all available
pieces are taken up.
Come to Tabor after your needs
Our merchants can give you in
ducements that will satisfy and
please you. Their price is as low
as the lowest and the goods they
handle are the very best.
Lake Andes Wave: Anthony
OF Scotland has accepted a posi-
ton AZ clerk with Moneke, Buche
& Co. The fact that Mr.. Fillaus
speaks the Bohemian language
will be appreciated by the Bohe-
milan patrons of the firm.
Last week an unpleasant mis-
take, crept into these columns
tnent the moving picture. show
held her: Sunday, The article
should have read that 1.-THE part of
he proceeds will be used for the
''eneht of the Society hall In
stead of the st. Wenceslaus
church. The advance man for
he show came to our Office pre-
to the exhibition and inform
d is that he had made arrange
Tor it to be for the benefit
If the church, that we should
make mention of same and receive
and Editors salary (Which IS al
ways magnificent in the shape of
/ couple of free tickets to the
The real fact. however,
vas, that he had made arrange.
nents with one of the nall CON-.
for a part of the proceeds
o 60 for the benefit of the hall,
'ut We learnt this true state OF
hings after the show was over.
We plead mot guilty.
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1t is intended for those who ap
preciate qualify, for tho ; e gent,
men who enjoy a thoroughly ma
tured, rich Old kentucky quor-
]. w. HARPER whiskey Sold b,
Hruska & Trunec.
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The sultan. ..Feedp mn.

The cost of the Sultan Of Turkey
food does not exceed $1,000 a year, Y
he lives mostly on entrees and borls
eggs. But TO feed the men
bers of bis household and pay all d1
nestle expenses lessons his annual III
come of $1o,o0o.oO0 by 10000 a weeE
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21

st. LndmiIa'S Lodge, No. $50, U. J..
z. A. hold meetings every second
SUNDAY Of each month. IN the Cath.
Oic Society hall. Antonio Hakl,
Pres. Marie Siman. Sec. :
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21
MEETINGS or LOCAL LODGES.

Modern Woodmen OF America, No.
eOS7. hold meetings every Second Sat
uruay or each month. In the &c. b..
hall at Tabor. S. d. Gen. A. Ptak,
Ven. CoHncil: Rob. Vauk, Clerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-21

Lost, a bull and herfer. both 2
years old and white faced. apou,
a month ago. Amy Information
of their Whereabouts will be &C
ce9ted with thanks by John Vi
tex.
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Catholic Workman. Lodge No. 90,
hold meetings every second Sunday Of
eacn month. In the Catholic Society
Hall. j.. F. Wagner, Pres, Johp
Svrovs tka. Sec
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z. @. b. J. Lodge No Al, hold meet
lnRs every second Sunday OF each
month IN the z. g. B J. hall. Frank
KastrOun Pres. Mrs. Vyborny, Sec'y.
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Bring your orders in for storm
sash. now to ]. II. Queal & Co.
We sell at catalog house prices
and iow.r.
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ABOUT TOWN

i. John Cap was a Tyndall visi,o
last Friday.
Frank ]. Barta was a Yanktol
visitor Monday.
Miss Marv Wagner was at Tyn
dali last Friday.
Rev. Lehecka of Tyndall wa
IN town last FRIDAY.
Matt Welt pas a Yank,on visit
or thursday.
! J. f.. Matuska was at the coun
ty scat las, FRIDAY.
DR.. Blezek had a professional
call from Wagner last Friday.
Miss Mary Horak was a YAnk,
ton visitor Monday.
John Homer returned Monday
from his land trip in the west.
Come to J. H. Queal & Co. fol-
your all steel round corn cribs.
JOS. Kocer and family visited
friends at Wagner over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Vauk visited with
friends at Y4nkton last Saturday.
A bran new $50 violin for sale
at SIS. Apply at the lndepen-
dent.
A baby boy arrived at the home
OF MI and MRS. J. J. Rokusek las,
week.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. A. }. Wagner
Tuesday.
For a square deal good lumber
and low prices COME to !. n.
Queal Co.
Chas. Herman of Wittenburp
AlsIted his many friends at this
place this week. -
If you want good lumber tor
your building buy 1t at the l.. v.
Ptak lumber yard.
, Joseph Soukup of near Wagner
visited with his parents at this
place last Friday.
J. M Petrik the genial saloonist
Ut lyndall was doing business.
mere Monday.
Mrs. Bart Soukup of Kadoka
visited at this place with her par,
ents, MIR. aud Mrs. FIR. H4kl.
Mrs. Jas. Uherka of Tyndall,
and children, visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vauk this
week.
J. A. Gleich and wife, after a
short visit with friends near Lake
port, returned to their home near
Lake Andes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Donahue Of
Creighton Neb. visited with then
daughter, Mrs. F. M. Blezek a few
days this and last week.
Mrs. Al. Soukup of Kadoka
with her children is visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. F.
Wagner this week.
J.. H. Queal & Co. have their
new wagon scale in now and are
to handle their coal trade
as before.
JOS. Hruska, Jos. Skorpik. Jos.
and Jos. Nikodym left for
Tuesday to the Implement
Dealers convention. 'I.
If you are going to build any
big or small come and get
from j. Fl. Queal 4 Co,
will save you some money.
Matt v. Petrik OF near Wagner
'Islted friends at this place Thurs
lay and also ordered some sta
ionery with his name.
a grand ball will be given at
Matt Welh's hall. Monday the IS.
this month. Music by the
Tabor Band, Everyone il invited
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Hamilton Studio

Colman building. artistic photo,
graphs at reasonable prices. No
coupons or other frauds. sss
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JONES In THE RACE
TO STAY

Much TO my surprise. " has
eecn intimated that some arrange.
ment would be made satisfactory
% me ~ which my nsme SiiI not
be on tho primary ballots when the
primary ELECTION is held From
what source such suggestion
comes I know not. but do know
that " ! ann alive and any eiection
Is held and such ballots are prlnt.
Cd. my name win be on tha list
for United stases senator There
Is no arpointive office 10 the gift
OF the president that I woald &C.
capt under any circumstances. nor
- there any ether elective office
for which 7 woaId accept the nom
nation. II words would make my
position clearer would uae them.
am IN the eontent and : viii stay
IN Il until the people have exer
cissaa their Will ore way or an.
0thcr
Such were the emphatic words
used hy Congressman Wesley l.
Jones In adAgesaimg the members
* the Wesley I. Jones league II
an informal reception rendered
their leader In Tho rooms OF the
Commercial Club last night A
large representation was present.
Including many nembefe % the
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Alaskan Republican convention.
which il 90 be held az luncaa on
November L.
NJ. Jones' inttmated In broad Ian.
guaEe that efforts bad been made
TO induce him to retire from tho
senatorial race. \ proposition that
he had turned down with soma en-
phasia. illa declaration Of lntcu.
ton % stay Ia tho fEht until he
was either elected Or thrown out.
met with the unqualified approval
OF hia auditors.
Ito said that he had been urged
by many prominent people Of tina
state TO become a candidate for the
united States senate. and had only
gnna into the fiKht after careful
aud searching considerations tie
vas not afraid % stand on hts roc
ord as congressman. ne he ala not
think the people would forrest serv-
ices well ard faithfully performed
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YOUTHFUL STUDENTS
ARE OUT FOR PRIZES

school teachers
u '@s~s H. city testify 60 the
- 49,, sslch schoel chlidrcn arr
-. 80 /. she pfises 81 SO. $50 and
=, 49, s'ssreA b. the management Of
= Z. ss.s.eam ,heater Tor the three
~ - sssys 90 the ortgtn and hia.
-, x tAe woni Coliseum. 70 %
s - IS siadsn.s under % years
! - innamsrahlo. aud In many
- unAnsweFahle questions arc
- Askea and reference books
a constant demand Those
=. nave tie oouirst IN charse
-. 5eciasd IA make the award
=, one aay before Christmas, in
- lhst the money may come
CAhssmaS Estt 90 tho thrce
ssnnefN
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MUST PAY IN CASH.


DENVER. Col, Nov s,--Unlon
labor men are refusing 20 accept
checks IN payment for wages The
refusal Is prompted BY the fact
that money lenders and big bust
ness houses are offering 10 cash
checks AZ discount The union
msn believe their employers should
get cash as easily as thu lenders
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EARLY CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING URGED

Clerks IN the retail stores u So.
attic are urging The people 70 com
meuce their Christmas shopping
early. and declare that II should
be- done from n standpoint Of hu.
manity. When shopping IL delayed
until just before the holidays.
clerks are overworhed. aud the
same attention cannot be given Gus
toners as % possible earlier In the
season.
Az. u ...,.i.sl.l.. =. na.. na.a
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Lava PA 70 $50 hattlcshlps
80
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BRIEFS BY WIRE

vueoaver, n C.. Americans havc
hna an American club, Cot l.
90 Dudloy heiug az ne head
- reaaessee cnHl a Iron com.
ssv Ass hnea transferred By ct.
.s.ms d boads and stocks % the
r.x.a Interests. the tnsmer rival
RrsIsh C0lamhiA authorities
~ ahaadened the chase after
I. ~ ladian murdeFrgs who are
: n Anterior districts
fxsh Carolina has formed a
IA b give protection % the states
ss4ssls for prosecution Of the
saAefn faii~As.
NrArp telerrHpkers In secret
~ Aaxe voted 10 suspend the
eN
~ rraskefs attempted 10 blow
. a. mse ef 3 Naacoaver. n G
sssssY yesterday. bat were scared
So Nfsre succeeding
1snnlIsg 10 x0gsFnmNHs reports
. ksags trade ~ Portland and
KzH saund has fNlAen eft for thu
- fsar although imports hsvc
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20 IND his father. lie saw a corpse
floating nsAr the bearh. but did
not know that Il was the body OF
hia father until yesterday. when be
became disirauEht AT hts parents
continued absence and made a
closer examination. recognizing the
remains a. those OF the misalng
man.
The little hoy stood guard over
the body until a deputy coroner ar.
rived last evening and brought the
corpse to this city Tho boy re.
turned with the deputy coroner and
vas given food aud shelter.
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BOY GUARDS BODY
OF HIS FATHER

The bodY Of the man found float
ing ueaf an overturned boat on
Rolling bay Monday morning has
lsessn identifsed a. Etward X Crns.
BY. a ionkAhorcman. AGED IS. who
had been lisiuR IN a shack on Roll.
Ing bay for some tiuse Ray Gun.
nlugham. a partner at tha dead
mau. ~ also missing and is sup.
posed 10 have bern drowned
10th mon left their shack on
SUNDAY to go hunting for logs
Cruabys ityearold son remained
In the shack alone Sunday niEht
and the neat morning Htartad out
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Fleet OF baitlcshlps at navy yard
ssf
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PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Prices AZ the pahllc market RI.
main steady. Attendance this morn.
Ina was light Tudaya prices hrcs
Butter. Sc ~.
EEgN. locai ranch. f0c.
Apple batter ise a.
Tomato catsuH. 15e per a.
Hens. dressed. re
Potatoes. r. ina for sc.
Yakima Burhanka. 81 50 pet bon.
Sweet POTATOES. ave ID.
ncet.. 4 punches for So.
Carrots. , hunchca for Go
CoFn. lie per dox.
Onions, ] hunchsa fur Sc.
Dried oulunm 7 ibx for sc.
cueumbsra. soc per dos
RaGishes. hanekea foF i9c.
Parsley. bunchss for loc.
Peas &C. 10 Sc Uar 10.
TuKuipa. , punches Tor &c.
Beans. Sc To.
string beana 9oc 70.
Crab apples. 81 per- box
Celery. &c 10 Ice per stalk.
Cantaioupns. Sc each.
Tomatoes. 7hc pcr 10. poc per
hcx.
Spinach. lbs for loc
Hhuharh. &c IN
Green tomatoes. ghe per ID.
Cabhagcu &c Go l0c per bead.
IAl pickles. iac doA
Sweet peppers. IS cents dos.
Lemons. soc doxen
Cider vinegar. sse gal
Cider. zoe per gallon
Oranges 1bc 10 fgc duK-
Pineappiea. zoe each.
New nga. lbs Csc.
CaulifloweF. i0c 70 i5c head.
tottnce Zoe.
Sugar pears. 7sc per box.
Simmon peAFn ti3B.
Parsley. lunches for &c.
Sugar pears. sSc per box.
Kutahagaa. FAC 10.
Sanerkraut. Sc ID.
CTauberriea. isc per at
HurkieherrieH. Toe 10.
Pears. Bartlett. fsc dox. cooking
pears. ti2s per hos.
Golden russell pears. 2nc per dox
Siberian ernhnpplns. sec per box.
Pumpkins. f0c 20 20c.
Hubbard squash. &c per 10, sum.
mer squash. Sc 10 100.
Ground cherries. l0c 10
Dried Primes. lbs. for CSC.
Concord grapes. a5c per basket
Eastern Concords. 55c per basket
Comb honey. zoe ID
Caiawha grapes. SOC per basket.
Black Muacats. zoe. White Mus.
cats. fgc: TokayB. 95c. CorHlchon
grapes. 40c.
Cravonstein apples. si.35 per
box. Wolf River apples. $3.50 per
box. Waxirs apples. tla5 per boz.
King apples. 81 per box.
Orcaa Island apples. tz95 20
f3f5 per barrel
Ounces. tl.s0 per box. lbs. for
25c
New Filberts. zoe N. black
walnuta. t5e n English walnuts
End almonds 25c H.
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M'KEE DIVORCE CASE
fBy United Prsssl

PARIS. Nov. g.-~in connection
with tho pending suit for divorces
brought By Mrs A. Hart Mckee
against her husband. A. Hart Ne
Kse. formerly Of Philadelphla.
counsel for Mckse has brought q
damage suit against Mrs Mckee
and her father. Col Baxter. for
merry % Knoxville. Tenn. because
% alleged defamatery declarations
made by them and published in
American newspapers
Turkish batha under Grand the.
alter. go
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NHALERS
SAFE

10y urlsee -, 4 The
sss FRANCESCA NOV os me rS NJ
Nw s e,,.st fleet whicN were
~ a. have been eaneht "a
ls'ssp' e,ss IN the north ana TOT
o. ~ ,.,v n which and All on
= I'd srsve tcars we'e \ e| INV INV
y ~ - md should arrive here
y 80 This choorlns word has
IaasVs '..,,xed from Uualassa- The
- $50, -. 49, reported 60 b. an their
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q "a tAc ssS men known 70
ss AZ them arr All safe Tia'
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s s.i catch Herman .'1 To ! Whales !
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-06

TA1NA. Nov Worried par
as 4 Lnsn Morgan. axei II, a
N lfsafsng blonde. rsriY.haircd
- ~ disappeared fron his
Anm 4 snghofuish a few days ago.
n i fAcoma lookiaE Tor the
ri YoafA Tho Seattle police
kss an been aotifed a. watch
n o. yaanzsser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-09-12

Wanted, chickens by the carload, old
Or Young. Rush them in while the prices
are good. b. BLEWfTT.