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The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Her Help.

Ncf Tclp.
She helped him save when they were
young.
She swept and sewed and darucd and
baked.
And oft her eyes were red and oft
Her poor heart and her fingers Ached
He has no fairer, younger mate
Whom he supports IN style to-day:
he bought on margins once. his old
And weary wife still works away
Chicago Record-Hcrald-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
Notice Of Summons.

.,r-t5Fz,AsE COURT. COUNTY or NEW TORK-JOHN
- = Markham. plaintiff. against James n dl-at
c4.-5-e grgrl.an Margaret +. Mcmillan. Elizabeth
JoeeUh MCMILLAN. Mary NcMulaH Ceciia Nc
sa~5la MtIIe- Kate tlraEaia- James deAllaI
= zS-sirfs-ztor the goods cGatte4S ana s-as OF
R~sE..lan deceased Elizabeth 4 McAiulaf
- guardian Margaret r. Nc1uil1n, as a1Iiis-
t-s-~r a re goods CEattes ahc ce-7 r-l LL-a,4!i
.---z - F-rIzate.h A. Mcmillan. deceased ana Liz
I..rh A MCMILLAN. genera E-4-'--1i- "a
AfcN-rlar defendants
af.,,.a named defendant. James al-al--a
har1hy summoned l. answer fhe Complaint IN
- arIen ar6 copy q your aL-slN IN slS
DAYS atlrr ne service
,Afs ,4rpTnors exclusive q the cat or -llil ~
yorr sppeas or answer 1-7-.-lt
= ss-e- agatuet vU1 default 11r the Teel -tiiia-ea
Il plant
-fsFzF-NSCE STft>kI-.-t-. AftorneFs IoF
1s..+.~ - Er,adway Borough Of MarGat-ans Se"
York
-, - 6efer@sut. james McAHla1- ..
s foregoing - serfed ul''n 'L Hf nlDiig-
- ~ order o. Hon UssIl LcreEfr-ff. one
:, ,ts Tsrt~e supreme to1r. - 80 fatf ff -"
go Tetssrv 6rH. 1905 and filed W1fn the corn
-.1- = -he .roe clerk 81 tHe f'ou~r~ ct N@"
- fFeas-s u ne said county On
-b4 r4-h Cav g rebrlarE. lTe ...-.-. -,
.-EFs+rY StFfEegCK s STsf k-sl-L- AItfrr"fs -ef
ps-f4~ fsrEce srd PSsfftFcf 1rNs5 . s't's@oNo5'
: rouzE OF Afanhsitzr. N-E 11rA e'-5-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
Proposals.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
To Holders of THOMAS COLLIERY 5es FRS: Mortgage
Bonds:
Under Of Sinking Fund sealed proposals VIII Re
received until II SATURDAY.. February 9th. 1908, az
the office OF The Company for assurances on
Lives and Granting Annutes Trustee for the sale 70 l.
lowest price, exceeding 102la
of many OF bonds ST. $50 % win
Proposals - @ : ". PACK
ARD President. 5I1 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PETITION
~ will presented the Supreme Court OF the
state a Special Term. 7. thereof,
held in and for the County Of New York. the
County Court House. in the Borough OF Manhattan.
City New York Tuesday. the 10Th day oS March.
1903. $50 A NJ. thereafter counsel
can be heard for order changing the OF
Regiment Veteran League Seventh
Regiment Veteran and Active League. pursuant
resolution OF officers and executive COMMITTEES
the corporation. approved BY the Superiutendent OF
Insurance
Dated New York February 18th. 1908
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERAN LEAGUE
ROBERT MCLEAN. President
CHARLES z LYDECkER- Attorney and Counsellor
at-Law. Rector Street. York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
Citu PrOpertu for Sale.

DWELLING, FOUR STORY STONE FRONT. 1Sx1o1
IL eight bedrooms, two baths parquet floors; price
$50 600; mortgage $4,000. An OWNER. $50 West
I13th.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

TWO LOFTS. ALI. LIGHT 5Ox10O. OR ENTIRE
three story building. with elevator. let sale
owner. 322 East 44th 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
Bank Statements.
mo. 1850.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Mechanics National Bank

At NEW YORK. N THE STATE OF NEW YORK, At
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS FEBRUARY 14TEI 1905:
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

instruction.
For Both Sexes-City
THE BFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE 1122 Broadway.
Harlem Branch; 343 Leaox Ave, near 127th St
Brooklyn T3 Court ST
s5o BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
TRIAE LESSONS FREE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

School agencies.
sMERTCaN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors Tutors
20 Colleges and Families Apply
AIRS NJ J OCNG-FCLTON. % Union Square
n JanEMOfSFILE AMYOT, Teachers Agency. - z
gnrb = Tel. 1857 Madison.-Teachers tutors, gov
erresses FOR colleges. schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24
HUDSON COMPANIE,
SIX PER CENT. SECURED GOLD NOTES
sl5.oooooo
LIMIT OF ISSUE SI5.ooo.oot
Dated February 1st, 1908.

February
n heF y1d Augustus
$1,000 in mCupn RgdC
R U ~
R@b Heot o he Company h a
upon ~Hpmcpd from ph to
notes. ytepedg fHudsn& Mania Company
CHb dBond
for dmp Onnos osad hudson
First HMrggeA do tn u@n &Mh Railroad cy secured upon
g the Tnmmd mhes sCd at b % an d o h
railroad but o on ~
a " opera
New York CITY by @ntudeda N J 1 t hi
eehgV YORK &wnna Delaware Rhd
through f b md he
terminus at Street by
transport fi ih to f
G@h in
ft Id largely h~ ~ in Is
R Row udean existing sy a Py R Co,
hanH n of tCp d
eh NkN j. New Yk
Annual nt Q he System i h a sum lI in excess From
presents dh d d m from h Ta at
lie
eed rgsOn H d an First IB
h ~ Companies HI maker H notes lie company fd o nd e yH
Hdm pp Q
and %Sh hr d t O W b use or
A
Payment be ~ N
yreepsw will E@ude tn ttnof the ctf
rsrehe ota
Harvey Fisk & Sons,
CEDAR
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

DASSAIC.-CORNER; 10 LARGE ROOMS BATH; 80
4 minutes city. $4,000 build; plot $4,000
to-day. sacrifice $500; easy terms VAN RIPER
169 Main
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

n ROOMS AND BATH: MINUTES FROM EAs7
y Orange; D, L & W. Depot; all latest improve
nlents DAVIS North 18th St. East Orange. y.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

u PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
4 Il Beckett. Surrogate q the County or Nsy YORK
notice IS O. ali pers.us having claims -vt
Jane -rooZs Brown. ate or County YORK A.
ceased % present Tie same. with thereof -
slscrbe ~ her place % rransa-ts business tas Or
% Lewis q ~
Manhattan city oc New YORK 5- bes5r. -
Su-I
Dated New YORK. I7th tay Deceal5e- 1907
MARTHA A IS MONTGOMERY Exarutrfx
LEWIS & Attorneys Exs-l1r-tx E,xr1a1-.
Place New
TN PURSUANCE oF' AN ORDER OF HON CEI4Fr.Fs
4 Fl Beckett. surrogate of County OF Ne Yor0
notice IS hereby given 20 81
Leopold Miller deceased late Cf the County ot NaE
York to present the same with vouchers thereof
subscribers, az place % ra1saccin business No a.
Broadway. the Cry New YorS On 5r $500 -
azta day or August
Dated New NCrk. 18th day O. Febr-arv lqos
HENRY SfELNHAttDT- NELSON A l4[L.--Erc. IRA z
MILLER executors
IRA MILLER. Attorney tor Executors. a. Broai~ay
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON ABNER G
i Thomas. surrogate q The t1un-y q few York
hereby given AT persons having efsi-~.
against Frederick Sussfaanu- late % ths County
York deC--asr1- 70 present -0at~-
thereof the subsrEbc-s place f-tnss-fr
business. ofsce ~ AdaIrh Rilcr ~ % ~,zsss
street. ths city q New YORK. esscre tas $50
of Juns
Dated New York tA- Iagh 4ay cf N,ve-ba- ta,-
LOUISE SfSSNANN aril
GEORGE II. FEASZECs. s+N9cutors
AC0LPH BLOCH. AVrqaneg ~ Executors. 90 SasS22
Street. Malhzttzn- New Tors ciry.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
i Thomas. Surrogate Of County York
on 10th day November 1907. IS hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Augustus
r Macdonouzh late OF the County New York de-
ceased TO present the same with vouchers thereof 70
their place OF transactiug
No Court Street Borough OF Brooklyn il the city
of York on before o June next
Date York. 22nd Nover-ha-
EDWIN A. ROGERS. Jr-. Executor
WILLIAMS & RICHARDSON Attorneys for Executor
is Court Street. Brooklyn y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

T1NGI.EWOOD. y. Modern cottage for sale: &. O
l. and S. 800 mortgage NJ Il Elliott. Joy St. Bosto
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

(tOL4ENIAS. JAMES S-IN PURSUANCE OF An
y order OF c Thomas. a Surrogate ~ -.
County @ New Yok notice Is hereby gwen % al per-
having claims aSa1ESL James Coleman. or
County OF New York deceased. sane
VIII thereof.
t-ansacrug Of David yL-IIi.rs
street. OF NIaurs--a-
New YORK. be<0rs the l5rh day Of
Dated New York. the 2Sta Cay OF September Ies}7
BERNARD +. COLEMAN Ad.4fnss-~ar,-
DAVID NcCLJ -. Attorney Tor Adutnlsrrac5-
- William street. Borough Of Ml1harrsn
CITY o York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON AsNvz
c. THOMAS. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby given 20 az persons having
claims against Henri Antoine Joaquin. known
Joaquin. deceased late OF Of S-~
York. present the With vouchers thereof z,
subscriber. her place % rrausacrf1S
the ot3ce OF Messrs Couderr Brothers. . Rector
Street, IN the Borough OF Manhattan. cry OF SsS
York. before the lst day ot July next
Dated New York, the 15th day OF November. 1907.
CAMILLE JACCCIN. Ad-ufz.s-ratrfx
COCDERT BROTHERS. A-tys FOR Ad-llnlscratrix
Rector Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

MAST oRANGE.-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
T. rooms bath; steam Write for particular
BAKER, 81 Morton Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER or HON Amer c
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
is hereby given 20 al! persons having claims
NoIIer Jr-. late County OF NeE
York deceased. present the same. with voucher.
SUBSCRIBE t-ansactfnx
business. No. "a Wall Street. IN the City Yc~"
on before the 25th day OF April 1908
Dated New York the 18th day OF October 1907
CHARLES g. MOLLEP
CHARLES A SHEPM
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
Thomas. "A Cf the County of New
York persons having claims
agar \ woodbury. cf the County
YORK present the game vouchers
subscribers their place Of tIanSactns business
No Broad street. sth IN The City OF New York.
on or before the 2eth day u April next
dated New Yo.k, the 2ist day Of October 1907.
GORDON WOODBURY.
JOHN MGAW WOODBURY..
RowFRs & SANDS. Atte~nevs for Execu,ors 81 Nas-
ssu Street, Borough Manhattan. New To-a-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

ITESs. CHARLES AN PURSUANCE OF AN
Il order OF Abaer c Thomas a SrI-rozats 81
County OF New York. notice IS give. 20
all persons having claims against Charles 4 Hess
County OF New YORK. deceased 10 present
rh- with vouchers thereof subscriber. a.
place OF tranSacring business. Marx
c. HoIstsin. No 12S Broadway. in the CITY New
York. before the 3Jrh day o. May. 1905. next
Dated New York the 10Th day q November. 1901.
IDA HESS. Execucrix
Broadway. MaEka-tln- NsW York Ciry-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
i c. Thomas a Surrogate County of Yorx
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
aga William Jaffray late 0c County = Me-
York. deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
TO subscriber his place t-ansactinz
business al the oica OF Frederic de P Foster No Is
Wall Street IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City
york on or before the 1st day Of June
Tated New York. 22nd day @ November 1907
WILLIAM D JAFFPAT. Executor
FREDERIC DE p. FOSTER. Atto-ney Executor 1S
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New
New-York tribune., 1908-02-24

yy-EsTFTE1lD N J-FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
w on Dudley ave-. beautiful location large
grounds: modern convenience. price.
500 zoe Apply your broker, to owner. ". L
RPOWN. "a Bridge St. n. Y.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
BAPTISTS ATTACK
WHITE SLAVERY

Oklahoma City, Okla. May 3o.-Ac-
ton against h international white
slave traffic was secured in the north
ern Baptist convention, through the eff
forts Of the Rev. M. p. Boynton of Chi
cago.
The convention adopted a resolution
introduced by Mr.. Boynton commend
ing organizations which are working
against h traffic in white slaves. The
resolution says.
Whereas, the traffic in womanhood
and girls, commonly called the white
slave traffic, is increasingly active in
our large cities, proof of which is seen
in the conviction and Imprisonment Of
many persons for the crime OF Turing
young women to the cities by promises
of employment, only to sell them to
houses of shame. where in many cases
they are held in helpless and hopeless
slavery.
Resolved, that we commend such
organizations as purpose the destruc-
ton Of this unspeakable business.
"That we most respectfully urge
upon President Roosevelt the high
duty and d~esirability Of our govern
ment uniting with other nations to
suppress this traffic"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
BUTTE COUNTY TO BE
DIVIDED INTO THREE

Camp Creek, S. D., May 29.-At last
the people of Butte county have come
to an agreement Of the division Of the
county. For some time there has been
need Of a segregation, but the people
of the county could not come to an
agreement on the matter. The people
on h sparsely settled ranges want to
be in a county by themselves lest the
people in the thickly settled parts vote
the herd law on them and curtail their
chief industry. A committee has de-
cided upon a division which, 1t is be-
lieved will be satisfactory to all sec
lions. A new county, Stokes" 1t will
probably be called, will be blocked out
in the northwestern r this will
make two other counties I'm the south
and east of Stokes" county, of nearly
equal size, named Butte and Lennon,
respectively. This win allow the people
on the ranges a county by themselves
and avoid conflict. .
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
DIES WITH BOOTS ON;
WISH COMES TRUE

Ambrose, N. D., June 2.-"Dutch." a
iesperado, who long has been a terror to
the good citizens Of this vicinity, died
with his boots on" as he often said he
would. He shot up the town once too
often and his fate. It is hoped, will serve
as a warning to the lawless element along
The Canadian boundary.
The a man began his work In the con-
gentional manner Of desperadoes, first
oading up On a sufficient quantity of "red
eye" to make him mean. Then leapdng to
the back of his horse, he plunged spurs
INTO the steed, and with a brace Of big
pistols fourishing rode straight to the
ioor of a bin pig"
The horse plunged through the door and
Dutch" fired several shots and ordered
booze" for himself and animal. Several
more drinks put the bad man in the
proper spirit for a ''frolic," and reloading
his guns he turned his horse into the
street.
"Dutch"-nobody knows his real name
started down the main th~oroughfare,
shooting right and left as he rode. ]. A.
.Lipphardt, an editor, was slow in getting
out Of the way and a bullet put his pencil
hand out of business for a time at least.
Attorney L. s. Todd was the next target,
but Dutch's aim was bad.
About this time a citizens pose of 40
a ready with revolvers and rifles to try
conclusions with Dutch" and a bullet
sent him tumbling from his horse, dead,
as he hoped, with his boots on"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
EAsToN, FORMER WAR
CORRESPONDENT, HAS
CLOSE CALL AT SEA

Avalon, Island Of Santa Catalina,
Cal, May 30.-Captain A. Christ Of
the launch Zeus of Avalon, and C. f.
Hcoline, ordinary seaman on the United
States converted cruiser Buffalo, were
drowned and E. E. Easton, wife, two
small children n their colored nurse
were rescued by the Buffalo on the
high seas last night after drifting help
lessly for two days in a small launch.
Easton is a former war correspond
ent of Harper's Weekly and an author
of considerable reputation, and was
formerly secretary to Webster Davis,
assistant secretary of the interior UNI
der President Mckinley. Easton and
his family were brought to Avalon to-
day by the Buffalo. They had a fright
full experience, being for two days
without food and all were in a state of
nervous collapse when landed from the
cruiser.
After landing the Easton party here
the Buffalo returned to the scene Of
the drownings and Is cruising hoping
to pick UP Captain Christ and the body
Of the drowned sailor.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
100000 DAMAGE
IN CYCLONE PATH
SOUTH OF ARMOUR
Storm Wrought Destruction Cd
Every Side and Losses
Are Appalling.

Armour, S. D.. June 2.-Reports con-
tinue to come In slowly from the cy-
clone stricken parts Of Douglas and
Charles Mix counties, lying immediate,
ly south OF this city. Among those who
have suffered partial OF total loss OF
their homes are: A. l.. Mills, house
and barn destroyed; John Sundahl,
barn destroyed, house moved 80 yards
and partially wrecked; Bert Seece, barn
and home gone; r. Hochhalter, barn
and house destroyed; j. Hochhalten
barn and house gone; G.. Hulsebl.s,
total loss of all buildings on the farm;
the M~ansbridge Mercantile store, owned
by Noble INLAY, utterly destroyed;
Harvey Giles, barn gone, house moved
on the farm into the highway; G. Ben
der, barn destroyed, three horses killed;
Jacob Fuch, new barr and FIVE head OF
cattle; l.. Gilkerson, barn and several
head Of horses. The above is a list Of
h heaviest losers. There are several
hundred persons In the stricken district
that have suffered a loss OF from $25 to
$500. 1t is estimated hat the loss to
buildings, etc.. viii run to between
$500, 900 and $500, 900. No lives were lost,
but several persons suffered minor in
jurins.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
DREYFUS DRAMA
ARoUsES PROTESTS

Paris, JUNE 3.-Army officers have
sent a protest to the director Of the
odeon theater, where the military play,
'"The Alibi," was presented for the first
time a few days ago. They say that
the play makes for ti-militarism.
The Alibf' is by Gabriel Trarieux, a
young dramatist who is under the in
fiuence Of Sardou.
According to critics, the hero of the
play is the erstwhile Captain Dreyfus,
now a major in retirement. There are
many indications that the author tried
to show the conditions which led to
the false accusation OF Dreyfus and to
his hasty conviction for a treason
which he never committed. All through
the play runs an anti-military senti-
ment. The army officers are shown to
be men Of lax morals, ready to commit
any crime for the sake of money or
advancement,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

Take II from me-" said a commercial
Lraveler who has just returned TO New
York from a long trip, ''if o have the
TALKING machine habit at your house
you send records to your wife with
loving messages, have q dress rehearsal
every time before you address the
package. ] sent a record from Chicago,
AND when 1t came my wife called In the
family, the children and my motherin-
Law TO hear papa talk Things must
nave got mixed in the shipping depart
ment at Chicago, becauSe 1t wasn't
papa's voice at all, and what the ma
chine did say was probably arranged to
ne heard anywhere except In a family
circle. NY wife stopped It in time, but
her mother-well, as ] said, be sure and
avoid trouble and insist on the dress
rehearsal"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
HELGALINE FARM
HOLDS MYSTERY

Aberdeen, S. D., May "a strik-
ing coincidence in connection with the
Guinness farm murders and the discov-
cry by AISLE Helgaline Of the mutilated
remains Of his brother at Laporte,
Ind, Is the fact that Helgaline w
years ago was connected with the
discovery near his farm at Scatter
wood lake, of the skeletons of a man
and woman and two children. In
March, 1906, some boys unearthed the
bones OF four skeletons and the dis
covery caused considerable excitement.
At the time 1t was believed that the
bodies had been buried many years
ago and hat they were the remains
OF Indians. AISLE Helgaline, 1t is re-
ported, took charge of the bones and
IT Is supposed they were given burial.
Helgaline goes to Laporte in a day
or two to attend the trial of Ray
Lamphere in connection with the Gum
ness murders. He intends to push his
claim against the Guinness estate for
he amount paid the woman by his
brother, Andrew, about $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
RECORD BREAKING RAINS
WEST OF THE RINER

Kadoka, s. D., june 3.-This country
has had a superabundance OF rain for
the past two weeks. one Of the heaviest
storms in the history of this country visit
ing us Tuesday evening. 1t is estimated
that fully seven inches OF rain has fallen
in the past two weeks. r.a.
1t is rumored here that two more daily
passenger trains will be run to and from
the Black Hills as soon as crawling is
finished, which will be in q short time.
Kadoka recently voted to incorporate
and now has a full village government,
which is taking hold vigorously in the
matter of town improvements.
A large acreage has been put In to
crops in this new country and every sign
Is promising for an exceptional yield.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
TAWNEY SETS FORTH
THE APPROPRIATIONS
Grand Total Passes 81, 600.
100000 Mark-Praises
Work Of Congress.

Washington. June misrepresentation
Tawney, chairman of the committee ON
appropriations, today presented to the
House the annual review of fiscal an
preparations and expenditures. The
keynote OF his speech was sounded in
he declaration that THE insistent de-
mands OF the people and public service
result In an Increased aggregate, when
enacted into law" and the efforts OF
a majority to maintain a policy OF great
er economy were frustrated by an OBJ
structive and recalcitrant minority"
Mr.. Tawney stated the total appro-
priations for the session to be 1851. 08S
go. The total OF the Royern-
ment, estimated to congress by the sec
rotary of the treasury are placed at
$87S, 1913, oil. Ut
Tawney said the estimates submitted
TO congress by an executive as to q
OASIS Tor appropriations made
70 $l,OI9, 1928 or an excess of $40. 644
1894, over total appropriations this ses-
sion and excess OF $15S, 651. 145 over ali
appropriations made at last session
TaWney submitted the following tahIa
OF major appropriations enacted at Tint
session: h"a TE70-~ $50"
Agricultural, 1872, log.
Army, $95, 3S2,247.
Diplomatic consular, $~3,5774e3
District Of Columbia, $I0,1i7.6Gs.
Fortifications, $9,3l7,145.h ~.
Indians, $9,263, BAT.
$685. ~" N' "0"'"
Military academy, $845, 1894. A.
Navy, 1922, 662,4 85.
Pensions, 1853, 053, 900.
Postoffice, 1922, 962, 1892. >af...
Sundry civil, $1l2,937,813 ,3.s..,
Deficiencies, $50, 9a5, 973.
Miscellaneous, So 900, 600. '
Permanent annual appropriations
k154,144,29 5.
Grand total, $1,008, 804, 1874.
In conclusion Mr.. Tawney said.
Whatever an unthinking or SUPERFICIAL
critic may now say, impartial and non
partisan historian will hereafter RECORD
and ~truthfully state, that in affirma-
tive work performed and in contendinp
against and successfully resisting uno
constitutional demands upon the now.
ers and the treasury OF the federal gov
eminent, the work Of no previous SEES
sion Is comparable with the. work OF
the first session Of the sixtieth con-
greSS." 'T
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
$4,000 DAMAGE
IN CYCLONES PATH
Farms, Stock and Buildings
Destroyed by a Twister in
Country Near Geddes.

Geddes, S. D., May 30-Within a dis.
lance of a very few miles OF Geddes
the damage from Tuesday nights cy-
clone and hail storm will total from
$5O,o00 to $751; 900, the principal items OF
damage being to outbuildings and
crops. pr
Horses, hogs and chickens were
killed In large numbers by the des-
truction Of barns, while the hail and
rain drove the crops into the ground,
In some cases making the work of des-
truction complete. .
The storm originated, along the river
In h southwestern part OF Charles
MIX county, but little evidence OF dam
age Is found until a point is reached
between this place and Platte. The
path of the cyclone was through a rich
agricultural section of the county
where the structures were of good
quality, and the scene which is pre-
sented since h twister passed is one
or destruction and d~esolation.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
MRS. N RELICS
.... BRING BIG PRICES

Laporte. Ind, June 2. - The auction
sale OF h personal property left by
Mrs. Belle Guinness was attended by
between 1000 and 5000 persons.
Many of the articles brought five
and ten times their cost price. 1t is
estimated that the total receipts were
more than three times what they would
have been at ordinary sale. The postal
card vendors and fakirs and refresh
ment and luncheon stand owners did
a thriving business. At one time dur
ing the day more than 800 rigs were
tied about the farm. The greatest in
terest centered in the sale of the horse
driven by Mrs Guinness before the fire,
the pony cart driven by the Guinness
children and a shepherd watch dog.
The dog sold for $107.