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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12
SCHOzE MISTGiCH SPOLKO.

Spolek Zen Sv. Ludmily, Cts. lO6, Q
J. q. A. odbyva' sye SchGze druhou
nedeli v m6sici, We spolkuye sini. An
tonic Haklova, pfedsedkyn9, Marie
Simanova, tajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

spolek sv. vaclava z. 6. X. J. odby-
va schize tfeti nedeli v mesici. J. v.
Wagner p~fedseda, V. F. Wagner ia
jemnfk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

Rytifi sv. Vaclava, CTS, SO, ZCKJ,
odbSvaji schGze ctvrtou nedeli sazde-
no mesice, We spolkove SIM. Jan f
Wagner, pred, Il V KosL9l, tai.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05
Rural Carrier Examination
to be Held here 10th inst.

A rural carrier examination
will be held in Lancaster on the
26th instant, as will be seen from
the following letter received by
Postmaster Hunter from the Ru
raj Carrier Division of the Civil
Service Commission, Washing
ton:
1t is the purpose of the Com
mission to hold a rural carrier
examination in your county on
Saturday, Jan. 26, 1907. In or.
der that a register of elegibles
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05
Wise Counsel sroni the South.

II want to giee some valuable adviceIto
those who suffers with lame back and
kidney trouble" says J. r. Backship. of
Beck, Tenn. II have proved to an abso-
lutte certainty that Electric Bitters will
positively cure this distressing condition.
The first bottle gave me great reliet and
after taking few more bottles was com
pletely cured; so completely that it be-
cdmes n pleasure to recommend this great
remedy Sold under huarantee at Craw-
ford Bros. Funderburk Pharmacy drug
store.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05

terms, but in separate apartments.
The lower animals enter at a
large double door in one end.
a large hall, if l may so term it,
leads up near the middle of the
house. On one side are the
stalls and pens and just across
is the kitchen, so that the odors
OF fried ham and ammonia NAV
mingle in the most he alth-giv-
ing perfection. The family live
in the other end. In the villages
the stable end of the house fronts
on the street. AS | walked along
the street in one village and
passed one of these omnibus
residences, an old cow stuck her
head out at me, wearing a most
benignant expression on her
face. Evidently she enjoyed So
cial equality with her owner,
and her pleasing countenance
was also intended as welcome
to the stranger within the gate.
Nearly all of these villagers
wear large wooden shoes made
in the shape of steam tug.
Men, women and children wear
them. When two men meet they
can scarcely pass each other on
the street. l met one fellow who
had very large feet. He looked
as If he had poked them in two
hollow logs. When the village
school turns out you can hear
the children's shoes striking on
the paved streets tor two hun
dred yards.
The public highways are main
tanned by State taxes and thew
are kept in most excellent condl-
ton, many of them paved with
stone. Private roads are also
required to be kept in good con-
dition by the government. The
splendid roads enable the farm
ers to carry large loads with one
horse.
There is not freedom of speech
or of the press in Germany. No
matter what your opinions of
the government or it's officials
may be, you had better keep
quiet if you don't want to lie in
prison. There is no such thing
as publicly "cussing out" the
administration. No one COM
plains at this, fo.. it mas always
been so with them. In America
we have the other extreme,
where liberty of the tongue and
of the press, in discussing public
men, has about "run to seed"
Bremen, Germany.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05
How to Cure ChiIbIafns.

To enjoy freedom from childblains,'
writes John Kemp; East Otisfeld, Me-,
81 apply Bucklens Arnica Salve, Have
also used it for salt rheum with excellent
results" Guaranteed to cure fever sores,
indolent ulcers, piles. burns, wounds. frost
bites and skin diseases. 25c at Crawford
Bros, and Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05
The Right NaIae.

Mr. August Sherpe, the popular overseer
of the poor, at Fort Madison. la. says: DIR.
Kings New Life Pills are rightly named !;
they act more agreeably do more good and
make one feel better than any other laxa-
tive" Guaranteed to cure biliousness and
constipation. 25c at Crawford Bros, and
Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05
may be establ your Of
flce 1t is nece not less

NV ioeo
than 3 persons ward, on the
prescibed form, proper applica.
tions, so that they will reach the
Civil Service Commission (Ru-
raj Carrier Division), Washing
ton, D. c., on or before Wednes-
day, Jan. Is, 1907. The neces-
sary blanks are iuclosd herewith.
Please give this matter your i'm
mediate attention. Publicly
post the announcement and take
such other action as may be nee
essary to enable every person in
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05


are usually kept by an old hag
who tries to see how unprepos-
sessing she can look.
Every one whose income is
over 1926 must pay an income
tax. A part of this tax is paid
over to the imperial government, i,
and the State pays no other State
tax to the national government.
This tax received from the States,
together with the customs, pos.
tai, telegraph and telephone re.
ceipts, 60 to pay the expenses
OF the army, navy and foreign
service. The taxes on real and
other property all 60 into the
State treasury.
They have a rather peculiar
tax, called the invalid and old
age tax. This is levied on the
laboring class and is a species of
insurance. ALI who work for
others and earn less than $500
per year must pay a tax for the
support of the aged and sick of
their class. Even the servant
girls must paysthis tax monthly
and a policeman comes around
to collect it from those who
work by the month or the year.
Those who do jobs here and
there land who cannot so easily
be kept up with must buy in
surance stamps, and when they
work day for a person they
must paste a stamp in a small
book required by law to be kept
for that purpose. This applies to
washer women and those who
do odd jobs. The employer must
see to 1T that the laborer sticks
the stamp in the book or he is
liable to fine. But wouldn't
such law jolt some of our col
ored people who have no regu-
lar employmentO But there are
no colored people in Northern
Germany. That fact suggests
another idea: there are no mules
here, either. There is not a mule
in this part of the country. Hors.
es are used altogether.
1t is singular fact that no
country in Continental Europe
speaks one language only. In
Germany there is high Dutch
and low Dutch. High Dutch is
the language of Martin Luther
and made popular by his writ
.ings. The low Dutch is spoken
mainly by the farmers. The
Glow" refers to the soil they oc-
cupy and not to their social posi-
ton. A servant girl coming to
the city from the country peaks
low Dutch and must learn high
Dutch. Then, also, the language
in Southern Germany is not ex
actly the same as here. On sew
eral show windows here are the
words, "English spoken" but it
is mighty poor English. On a
cigar window was, "English
spoke" went in for smoke,
and incidentally to get few
broken remarks on other matters,
but he didn't "spoke" it at
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05

W community to understand
the requirements relative to the
filling of applications and to ex-
aminations.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-05

Why does one place become the right place?
That is simple: Because at that place they
treat people right How? by giving good
goods for the money they get. The goods
we sell are good, better best-never trash
Whatever price we may charge you, you
may depend upon it that you will at least get
something good You can no more afford
to wear poor clothes than we can afford to
sell them If we sell poor clothes it will hurt
our reputation; if you wear poor clothes it
will hurt your reputation Did you ever
think about the value of what others think
of you?
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
Wigwam Or Ha Ma Tonka Tribe,
No. ia.
In Memorium.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased The Great
Spirit to remove from amongst u our
Brother and fellow number, Daniel I
Humans, who died February 18th,
1907, and
WHEREAS, The lite that made our
association with him pleasant is at an
end and the gates of death are closed
upon our further intercourse /; and
WHEREAS, BY his many enobling
traits Of character he has endeared
himself to us, and in his career has
left an example to his friends and
fellow members, be it, therefore,
RESOLVED, That in the death of
Daniel I. Humans, who was a member
of Ha Ha Tonka Tribe, No. ia, I'm
proved Order Of Red Man, we sincere
ly deplore the loss Of n to whom
We had become afectionately attached
and by relations which were never
marred by the occurrence of an un-
friendly act.
RESOLVED, That a copy at the sc
resolutions be presented to the rel
atives Of the deceased and that the
same be attached to and become a
part Of the minutes Of this order.
&. v. N. Hudson,
f. W. Curtis, |Com.
J. c. Blackburn,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
To. The Patrons or The. oBera
House.

by posting. quite a large guarantee
I have secured the Irma Opera Co.,
in their production. "Ihe Adorable
fritzie," comic opera which has
scored'a great success the past two
seasons. ] will personally guarantee
his attraction. and; any patron not sat
icfed with the performance can have
his money cheerfully refunded after
the second act. This. will be the fea-
nlre show of, the season, and |, have
been to considerable expense in. Sc
7Hing an attraction OF this kind. |
hope. the patrons that appreciate a
nst-class> performance will show same
by turning out, ard. giving me their
support. or, .las, occasion. You
,i,oyad' hnow.ttat tall lpys, wi,iH yna
u regard. to the class of SLOWS T. cagt
save eone to our city !, the better pat
r,nage the better. shows. This at
ysctipn co ne e. OF, 'tcwEi Ehrysday
HsIch 81. '07.
1bn,t forget the date,
Gre, 4, epAIsS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
Performance IS Guaranteed.
Seats at The Banner Store.
IS, SO, 75c.
mo Monster So Dangerous"

Blannis. Taylor, former minister to
spain, in an address delivered to Johns
Hopkins university described the modern
enormous fortunes aud the ''philanthro-
piey' resulting from. tI,em. saying: II
know of. no mouster SO dangerous to the
life Of a republic, as one who can in a
moment throw ~bewildering n,iiilon, in
one direction o. the other, especially
when those millions grow out of abnornl.
al conditions that should not exist. The
o%mnip"tent dispenser may throw his
millions in a good direction today, but i,
is sure to he in a bad, one tomorrow.
But most and worst Of all he is an image
h;eaker he 10 All icoroclast who skaters
the ideals upon which, tire natiou's life
vas founded. There was a time when
II young men thought it worth while to
strive TO be like Marshall, Webster,
h,ncrsoh and Washington Irving But
how long will those illusions last upler
the teachings of the new gospel which
proclairs that nothing is, really worth
while except the brute force yielded by
masses d. money. h.tfis .ling goes OH
we can soon close all departments Of our
univcr sites, except tlio I'D that apply the
principles Of physical science Il the pro-
iuctiou o. IL atsIsl wealth ~. It's equiv.
slrst,,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
A Psalm OF Lives.

Tell me not in mournfui numbers
That life |, hut AL empty dtsam-
The chicken 10 is oval siumbers,
Shy NO means what itAsems.
Life 10 real. life Is earnest.
This she'll il moi its pen;
Egg thor art, and es$g rrmsineth
Was not written of the hen,
Life Is real, and net sorrow,
To our destined md aud way
But to scrach, that each tomorrow,
Finds MS fattcs than to-day
Art Ia long and time Is ~seeting,
BE o'n bills then sharpened we'll
M like muihed drums heating
On the inside Of the shell.
On the worlds broad field Of battle.
In tis BAN yard OF iifes
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

Mr.. J.. W. Kirk has sent in his
resignation as councilman Of the east
ward. Mr.. Kirk seems to like Fl.
Scott pretty we'll, and we are sorry
that he figures on staying. We
understand he is working up very
good business, and he and Mrs. Kirk
are very well satisfied.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
M. H

The parties who are building the
Odd Fellows building have rearrang-
ed Offices on the second floor, max
ing some Of the incest Offices that can
be found in this or any other town.
Quite = number are already arranging
to 60 there.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
County Court Proceedings.

County Court Proceedings.
Court met Monday morning, March
ath, pursuant to adjournment, all judges
and officers present. except Judge T. +
Oneal, who 10 sick at his home near
Barnett.
Accounts wese presented and allowed
as follows:
Geo. ID. Barnard. f.9.25
Zinc Office Supply Co. ......... OBS
Sheriff James Gaul, Boonville,
feeding prisoners. ........... 1900
Mrs. Geo. M. Roe for Roe Finley. 1900
Vim. Stephenson, county survey
or, services. %
Berry Wilson, wood for court house 1000
Chas. Price ITO
A. G. Baker, printing .......... 3.75
Aug Cast Company. ........... POI
Cost bills were presented and allowed
az follows:
State vs.. Richard Aldredge e
CdScS O(.UU
State VS.. Walt Sparks. $50
State VS.. Bert Thurston ........ 26.05
State vs.. Nick Humes. ......... 1886
Commissioners on J. b. HIlett DAD al.
lowed 500 each,
Assessment OF Benton county telephone
company fixed at $3.50 per mile.
The clerk ordered to advertise for bids
for county depository for next two years.
DR.. X. 9. Kelly appointed a member of
the county board Of health.
Jaspes Parks allowed damages for road
washout in sum of $l2.GO
Petit jurors as follows were drawn for
the April term Of circuit court:
Moreau township John Woods, A. J..
barr. Frank White, Henry Schapper,
Jr., Jas. Luckenbill, Tom Price, II. J.
Compton. Israel CARRIER.
IIaw Creek p. NJ. Silvey, Henry
Warnke, Jas. Ed Morris. NJ 7. Hughes.
Mill creek r. d. Newkirk. l.. S.
Honian. Dan Igo, Jno. A. Klein.
Richland-I.um DeHaven, X. Bane,
c. l., Monsess, Henry Wagonknecet.
Buffalo-Rufus Taylor. W. ID. Roe.
Osege A. T.. Hagerman, Marshall
Lee.
Versailles Electric Light Plant allowed
$l3.64. for lights to March LIST.
Elias Wray appointed road overseer of
district 10. IN.
Statement of the Versailles Tel, Co.
received and approved.
&. j.. Wilson allowed Sl2.4S for board.
ing prisoners and waiting ON court.
Taylor Bowen allowed $500, services as
deputy sheriff.
Tohn r. Driver, road petition. Road
ordered opened in 100 days.
Csc. Thurston allowed SIS. 90, services
as %;auitor.
w. R Steple nson allowed 1925 as
cop'r. in Driver road case.
Financial statement for the year 1906
presented, examined and approved.
ID. G., Hardy, ST., settlement as col.
lcrfor approved.
Jno. ID. Kidwe,l allowed 5000 ser,
vices as Judge.
samuel spears alowed.S20.W same.
II l.. Buck allowed SlsO.0 10 services as
county clerk.
1t is ordered by tile court that article
l3r OF Road lawd 1895. he adopted "A.
J the road law for the ensuing year. 1907,
making EACH school district. q road dis
tric,, and said road district taking the
. same number AS The school district
copft. ADJOURNED to April Attn, lso7,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
Ladies' Skirts, the latest
creation. just received at
Carl w. BierSach'S
On The Corner.
Teachers Examination.

The regular Teahers' Examination
will be held on March % and % at
the Court House in Versailles. The
subject will be given in same order
as previous examinations.
WRAy WITTeN,
Co. Com.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

Embroidery and Laces, the
most beautiful and dainty
laces to be seen are now on
display, and prices SO tempt
ing that they are in reach of
everybody.
M. IOAcH1MI.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

BE not junk or even cattle.
Be a rooster to the strife.
Trust no hawk. howevea pleasant,
Let the dead past bury its dead
Scratch, seraeh, in the living present,
Crop within and sky DER head.
Lives Of old cocks all remind us
That we can make our iives sublime
And departing leave behind ~
Bird prints on the sands oftime.
Poultry Culture.
MRS. W. s. GREER
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14

Mr.. {, W. Magce and daughter,
Gertrude, go back to their home to-
night at Shawano, Wisconsin. Mr..
Magee has one of the best stock
ranches in the country, in the south
rest part Of Morgan county, and is
'tockirg it largely with sheep. Mr..
Magcc says the grass country of
Morgan county is n Of the best
,tock countries he has ever seen, and
only wonders that that country is not
all fenced in as stock ranches. Our
girls have been showing Miss Ger
rude the time Of her life. Between
visiting the schools and going to the
entertainments the home girls have
arranged for her, she hardly has time
to eat. and sleep. Her father has
been ready to go home for some time
but like everybody that hits our town,
she wants to stay. Miss Gertrude is
1 splendid girl, and our young people
will be glad to see her return.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-14
STILL MORE LOCAL E W
See the Mems Shoes for spring at
the

Nv 80 N'~ 'Ph ~
the Famous.
Hon. r. s. Harvey, president of
the Bank OF Eldon, was in the city
Monday on business.
We are going to have a city election
on April I'd, as you will see by the
Mayors notice in another place.
Now, who are you going to vote for1
We are having regular March
weather, so far as dampness is on
eerned, but lack SO far, the generally
fierce March winds-they may come
later.
II you want a suit made to measure
that will fix and give satisfaction in
every way, go TO the Famous
Clothing House. The worsted are all
wool.
The following CT tizens Of Fortuna
n vicinity, were Versailles visitors
last week: Miss Minnie Singer, Leon
Thomas, Mr.. Haywood Jess and
James Ihixton, Mr.. Hintze and wife,
i..r. and Mrs. Fred Williams and Jake
Singer.
Put your feet inside of a
pair of shoes that fit and
wear. Our price is right.
5000 pairs to make selection
from, at NJ. JoAcHIM1's.
Jas. McNair and daughter, Miss
Della, will accompany his son, w. H..
MCNair, OF Juno, Alaska, who has
been here on a visit, on the return
trip. They expect to start next Mon
day. A married daughter, Mrs. Fry,
If k~etChiCan. Alaska, who has also
Deen visiting here, will return with
chem,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1907-07-18
IhOmNe WI gesss58

dug out for myself and am free to use
It any way choose. ! have gone over
the deal with-Beulah Sands. and we
have decided to plunge. She has a
balance Of about 100000, and am
going to spread 1t thin am going to
buy her 10000 shares and take on TO-
900 for myself. II you went in for TO-
900 more, it would give me q wide sea
to sail in. I know you never specu.
late, Jim, for the house, but thought
you might in this case go in. person
ally"
Don't say anything more, Bob. i
replied. This time the rule goes by
the board. But will do better; I'll
put up million and you can go as
high as 10000 for me, That will give
you a buying power Of 100000, and
want you to use my last $4,000 shares
as litter"
I had never specialized In share
of stock since entered the firm Of
Randolph & Randolph, and on general,
special, and every other principle was
opposed to stock gambling. but saw
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1907-07-18

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y ch,,d Hs shrs, ! wav III ia r ~
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srd Scss srs IS, NJ .tnrnu . xftsr IN.
rar "a g. 81 n M 1ibrAyv nvers nm
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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1907-07-18
keyhoId Tenure In England.

The curious. custom Of keyhold ten.
ure still prevails at CrowIand the
famous abbey town In the LINCOLN.
shire fens, where there are number
of cottages which are neither copy.
hold. freehold nor leasehoid. They
were originally built ON waste land.
and In each case the possessor Of the
key holds an undlsputed tenancy. Al.
though some Of the occupiers have RE-
placed; the mud and matched dwell.
ings OF antiquity with brick and slated
buildings, they have no power to soil
or will them away. for thcy have no
deeds. On a tenant dying the .arst
|person to cross the threshold takes
his place, II he so desires, Many ~
yices have been resorted to to obtain
1.-THE keys. The propertles carry 4
County vote. but the poor Law guar
dams always refuse to grant relief 70
1.-THE tenants. London Globe.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1907-07-18

'3l19 ncine3 = 6l.16t iol =
d ttl1ck that sll1Ar would
and then. k6d yA( - &
Bob ehouM 'n6e1 my az =.
a minute before the gong etf4
there were 300 men damned etptlq
tbs lHpEai pole; asMen N1fh SEA u
mined faces men n ~ their co9} n
buttoned tight and shoulders
back for the rush TO- which. IN 44fnss3
parison, that Of 9 football team y
chilfs play. Every man IA ehst
crowd was q picked man. picked forS
what was coming. Each felt TINT
upon his diyidual powers % keep ~
clear head 70 sliout lou dest.s 70 sfofketi
nothing, 20 keep MS feet ana 70 EtAya
as near the center Of the crowd - POE
sible, depended his door honor" pefs
5haps his fortune. Or, what was more
70 nlm' MS clients fortune, Nearly
every man 81 tnem was 2 coilegel
graduate VINO ned' won Ms spurs -;
atnieti's OF & seasoned noor man
whose framing haa peen even more
severe ..nan tnat OF the coiiege camp.
us. Wnen y was knoWn De.ore tne
;oPenlns 81 ene s.cuanse tnae tneFe are
- pe sanEs uui,s = eshasu
$500 9 ~ - 800 80 - ~ =
picked loot men INTO the crowd,
There may be q fortune to make or To
lose IN a minute or a silver az 4 min.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1907-07-18

morrow and its saving profits. Final
~, he got to pitch where itsseemed
as though he must take on the lid, and,
before Kate OF realized what was
coming he placed himself in front Of
us and said: y
Jim. Kate. cannot 30 into to-mor-
row without telling you something
that neither Of you suspect. I must
tell some one, now that everything is
coming out right and that Beulah is I'd
be saved; and whom can / tell but
you. who have been everything to met
II love Beulah Sands, surely, deeply
with every bit of me. worship her.
I tell you, and tomorrow, tomorrow II
this deal comes out as 1t must GOMEZ
and can put $f,500,000. into her
hands and send her home to- her fas
Their, then, then. will tell her love
her, and Jim, Kate, II she'll marry me.
goodby. good-by to. this hell OF dollars
hunting, geod-by to such misery as I
have been in for three months. and
home, q Virginia home. for Beulah and
me-" He, sank into chair and tears
| rolled down his cheeks. Poor, poor
Bob, strong as - Hon In adversely.
hysterical a. woman with victory 10
sight.
The next day sugar opened with q
wild rush: "25,000 shares from 14o to
162." That is the way It came on the
tape, which meant that the crowd
1 around the sugar-pole was q mob and
that the transactions were $50 heavy.
quick and tangled that no aone could
tell to certainty Just what the nrst
or opening prtce was; but AFTER the
| nrst Iull, after the gopG there we're of.
ncislly reported trsnsactlohs aggre.
eating rs 900 shares and 1T prices va
rying from 14o' 70 s1S2. I was over Cd
the door To ~ The scramble, for 4
-lf