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The new South-news., 1908-06-13
why IT SUCCEEDS
Deeause lt's for One Thing Only
And Mississippi People Ap-
preciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything
Doiug one thing well brings succes 81
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick Kidneys.
They cure backache, every kid.
nev. .sll,.
L.. E.sAdnuis, corner 9th Avenne
and 9Th street, Meridian, Mics. ssys:
Il bed p2sp's Kidney Pills for kid
nsY ddex trouble. Before ~
III - fsd "a /, ,tG;snasf ,GsSt tie eIfs
y s1bh! cian, he did not seemsho
und frst ~ my case aud I became
~orls uhder his treatment. / final.
" geve up his treatme ents and CON.
msSesd nsing Dosn's Kidney Priis
which had been hig recommend :
ed to die. In a short time the infla'
nation aud irritation had disn ppear.
ed aud was AZ we'll 40 ever before
in my life. They seem to have a
healing effect upon the kidneys and
bIa ider, giving me ease alnost i'm
mediAtely. Dosu's kidney PiIls
cured me and l am glad to add uil
tea tim ony in their favor TO the man,
other who a'so testify to their Grea
value.
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, Nev
York, sole ageuts for tie unite'
States.
Remember the name Doan,s
end take no other.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

Oh. yes, the eastsru, 20 called
denocratic. gang are dishius out
noWs thai johnson 10 gatning and
DsyAn y loos,ng. Nobody will BE-
Neve that kind OF "dope" becsuse
Il eomss direct from tie Nav York
World et 81.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13
BIG 4th july
CELEBRATION
AT ELLISVILLE
STANDING COMMITTEES On
<th Of July Celebration
at f11isv!lle.

The following IL q list Of the com
mstfees appointed 1T Me citizen,
meeting b~id this week for IN.
tonrfh OF luiy celebration;
finsnce-Joc u. cough, u. r
Fridge, u, X. Collins. N. W. HYDE
John Hand.
Advertisement J. n. Arnold. II
:. Tucker, Joe B. Cough. J. y Par
her,
Music and Enssrssiusneut--W m J
Pack, II. .. White, n. p. CouRh.
Ball Gnmes-F. L. Byaum. A. r
MOODY, a. X. Msmms, Dallas Al.
ston.
Rates Ind Trsnsportation-B r
Fridge, 4. N. Elns.
D,nn,r and Refreshments-f. w
kufiin { y. Williams. ". n. Lrwir
B. pnBo-c wss appointed chair
man oi committee 10 look after bar
bscusd messs.
Masonic Lodge Committee. - W
v. Walters, W. n. Montgomery. l..
A. Bnsby. A. II. Jordan, J. W. Jor.
dan. W. ~. Powell, N. u. Turner
" J. Pack. J. +. Taylor
". .. ". Committee j. " Bur.
dcti ". Devall. Joe Lane, J. W.
Nnrph,, T. ". Collins.
J. q OF A. VI. Committee. J. ].
Jones, q L. Maxwell. Dennis Jor.
dan
| o. o. r. Committee b. r.
Fridge. A. X. Moody. 4. T. Whit
ncy.
Quite lnrxe committee wae ap
pointed from the surrounding oun.
try.
Al y meeting OF the several com
mittcs. the following order was
pasAed;-W. v. Walters, general
W. J. Pack. secretary; J..
r. TAYLOR, assistant secretary; !. B
treasurer.
- Dubosc was selected 70 co..
work will The chairman, aud com
mitte~s to secure grounds. etc.
Special committees for arranging
grounds and tsblea. u. X. Collins.
J. J. Jones, r. W Burdett, j. ~. De
VAL, N. q. Turner.
!. Committee on progssm Tor the
! . notes outstanding secnrcl "'
.s~p, ~ ~ ~sSs- ss'~s's~A s.<nsr. A.
y. Jordan.
Each chairmAti Ia the country are
requsste1 TO appoint two or three
ladies In their nvsehborhoods 10
canvass same and Hrae all tobring
baskets etc.
Pcssons bringing bakets, boxes.
requested to put their names there.
on for Identification. aud turn then,
over 10 proper committees.
Full program ior the day will be
published later
Remember that everybody IL in
vised, everything free md every
body guaranteed a good time.
W. PACK ". V. WALTERS,
Gen. Secty, Gen. Chairman
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

We regret that President Roo'e-
velt, did not appoint cur own Gener-
eral Robert Lowery 70 Park Ccm-
missioner. to succeed General 4. n
Lao.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

A.commi,tee Of iadie, have beer
selected to cauvass our entire com
muuity to get pledaes from eress
family who will prepare . good
hasket q eata blee tor the 9Th o( Ju.
u y~elehsotioa. The ladtes cau 81
waas - coassed % 70 Do their pan,
care.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

DR.. Weems ct Newton, and pre-
citing elder Of this district, deliver
I'd = very tnferessina lecture on
Mexico. At the Methodiss church
last Monday nigh, ~ x,ot sra
auditnc..
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

We exp<ct to hare the lsraes'
erowd q people in RliisvilIe % The
~ Of Jaly. than tes ever aseesnbs<<
- The epauty oeSose. They ars
'eomiun Eo0 tle east, Ueoas ooeeh
500 eouth sad fron the segtoas be'
yoao.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

uosvU~ cYh.~t1okASaS CsSuS~-
0nnthAm, n. B Esstcrliug.
Beat k-J. A. Hcsrn, J. A. Fair
ohiid, J, A. Harrington.
Congressional Executive Commit
tee-J. =. PARKER and a, J. 7. Wal.
lsoe.
judicial Dss'ric, committec--J.
+. Tavlor, J. r Ttorton.
Nans sortAl Execunvs Committee
L. R. Gavin. b. r. fridge.
The following ma med persors were
recommended for appointment ~
oloosaou commissioners, by the atat<
board, to-wits Jno. w. Walters, W,
h. 0rayeop, w. n. Ovcrstreet.
Convention adjourned.
Note The foregoing Was gotten
up from memory. having failed e
~ olAclAl copy from thc secrctaries
bot believe u correct with the omis
an of he report OF the COMMITTEES
On reeolutions, and lhst Of dele0a tea
The new South-news., 1908-06-13
Announcements.

Wo are authorized 10 snnannce
HON. X J. HOwrks-
ct Hancock County ass candidate
In tho democratic primary for sc
nomination to The aist conssesr
from the sth district of rissi..ippi.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY
CONVENTION
Held u ejlIsvIlie. June 9th.
1903. Or. n. S. Tucker was
Elected Chairman, {. n
Gavin and W. J. Pack. Sec.
rotAeDes.


1hs Jones County Democratic
Onovenoton met In Ellisvills. June
esh. ie0e. DR.. II. =. Tucker wa,
oAaaea chairman. and & x. DAWN
ssd ". }. Pach. secretsr,rs. There
wess - 4asegat~s rseseL, aud giv,r
. eaas,
Co0mio&eeo Of one from each Bea
We appointed On r~solusIons.
Report n committee viii BE- Ia
NnoiteoA beca nse We were unable "a
~ eppv)
TIE cooveut,on sslccted 10 de:c-
0eno lsoN each Beat 10 the Rtate
oqoSe01tno ~ .'acksr. Miss.. on
~ -. kesoiuri, n sdsIna ,h.,
- oonUnooo 70 un,nsiructrd. hot
- Seoo - : uolA
- sooaoWlne County Democratic
eeeuNo 1emms>>os was selected to
oeve eos Ne aaxs tear yesr..
9eeA XIV. J. rnos. ". 4. Pr,,is.
~ !. :. 1avjGt.
osas a-k. ~ uAiap>u, 6. n. Cav.
h. ~ Graves.
~ I'D. =. saslsss. ~. nss.,
,. >. ApwisS.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
ID PROSPECT ATLIT DISTRICT
ROBERT WKE SAYS THE EXTENT OF GOLD THERE HAS NFRBEEH TESTED
 ITS 4 PROSPEROUS GARP BUT UHDEELOPED

thing was the turkey ShOOt-ten dollars per-and not enough to satisfy thO rap i'd freshots,
 Atlin is the objective point of lot of traffic from the outside, says Mir. Me. Kee, aud nothing to exchange for the goods but the gold taken from the ground. Andy Greer, on Wilson creek, took out 800 ounces last season with five men and DO tools but the pick and shovel. He has discovery on Wilson. On O'Donnell river, nine miles from Wilson, there was taken out in two sea- sons 2251E ounces, when bedrock was lost. The property on Mckee creek now tied up by lawsuits-paid royalty on s23, GOO worth of dust. There have been about S5 men at work on Spruce creek iu space of IF miles. The creek is IS miles long aud not prJspect- ed yet, though 1t is known to carry gold It's full length. ca Boulder creek and Gold Run there are a few miners working, while on Plne creek there Is the big hydraulic plant and steam show el. There are also few men on Ruby creek.
 Mr. Mckee came out with a dog team. He reports Atlln lake as wide open, while Taku is solid. Golden Gate is frozen, but the heavy winds, he thinks, may have broken it up H' expects ireightIpg to be under way by the last of January.
 Mir. Mckee win bring q donkey en- zine with him on his return and go at prospecting by modern methods, and expects to revOlutIonize the Atlin dis trlcs by showing what the ground con taius.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06

Mir. Robert Mckee, discovOror Of Mckee creek aud one of the earliest Of the prospectors of the Atliu district was ia the city for few days renewing old acquairtances previous to his talk ing the City of Seattle this morning. for the soutb. Mir Mckee is on hIs way to New York to negotiate the sale of bis tweuty-year lease on o'DOnuell river, the J. S. Templin bond on the property having expired causing con- ,trol to revert to Mir. Mckee.
 O'Donnell river, says Mckee, Is forty miles long and carries gold from eno to end. The Mckee lease covers half a mile of the sream from rim to rim. Three men have been working on the leases tbis past year. It makes an eI- cellent showing.
 Mir. Mckee Is looked upon 60 the father of Atlln and authority A0 to itS mineralogy and pOSHibIlitieO and when It became known that he was about to leave the district on an extended trip the whole commuoIty turned out to do him honor at Q farewell banquet.
 Mckee Is an ardent booster of the Atlsn dlstr1ct. He thinks 1t has not fairly entered upon its career as a gold producer but declares 1t has had more of it's share of legal and other entauglemsnts to check Its growth. Re believes the worst 10 over iu this regard, however. He says there Is DO sign but that of prosperity iu thero now. The Christmas season , brought into Atlin several hundred miners and prOspectOrs, everyone oI whom had money-plenty of which they burned. It was a great time. The big
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
HIGH RENTS CAUSE RIOTS

New York, Jan 6-Desperate rioting Occuredhere to- day by the poor tenants on the east side occOned by the attempts of the landlords to collect rents The tenants complain against the ren declaring them to beoo high The police who under to que the uprising at first beaten back. One policeman was severely bitten.
 Chicago, Jan 6-Riotng broke out suddenly here to- day among the tenany the poorer quarters of the city against the landlords The tenants refused to pay the rents which they declare are out of proportion to the other costs of living and of the wages received The landlords undertook to evic them and restence and ong followed for an hour, being finally quelIed by the police.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06

Mir. A. E. Klndell iS postmaster of SkAgWay. That matter is well settled lt Is among the good beginnings Of 1908. The steamer City of Seattle and the maIls of which be is now the boss ln this section brought him the scroll bearing the name of the post master general and the great seal of the government under which he be- cOmeS the postmaster in fact. The matter has been h Abeyance 6 good while now, Snd the people of sksgwsy will be pleased to know that 1t Is settled, and how.
 Former PoSGmsster Sampson died on shs 18th of November. His reSigna- tIon, following 8 service extending
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
4. r, KINDEI.L IS POSTMASTER

over twelve years, had been accepted for some considerable time previous, Mr. Kindell's application, accompanied by 8 petition oD the part of the people of sksgwsy aud endorsements of Gov. srnOr Hoggatt and Delegate Gale, as we'll as many o'her influential men, was forwarded in October.
 Mir. Kindell entered the pOstofice as delivery clerk ten years ago, and has been there continuously, becoming assistant postmaster some years ago and succeeds by right Of faithful, courteous and competent service to the vacated position in command. Ho says he expe,;s to ma erially improve the service,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
Csy United Press.)

New York, Jan. 6--The Thaw trial was begun here st noon to day. Justice Bowling will preside. District Attor- nsy Jerome says he will protest, at Eiithe proper time, against allowing Evelyn Thaw to take the stand, Thaw's at torney says he Is ready to proceed. Mrs. William Thaw, the prisoners mother Is i'll and win not be able 70 make her appearance iu the court room for a week or ten days.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
BURN5-R0CHE
TO FIGHT FOR THE WORLDS CHAM,
 PIONSHIP AT DUBLIN
(By United Preso.)

London, Jan. 6.-Burns has signed to fight Roche for the worlds champion ship at Dublin on St. Patrlck's day,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
ALL QUIET
 AT MUNCIE

Muncie, Dec s-MartIal law has been declared here and the soldiers are in complete control of the situation. The cars arc running aud being operated by strike breakers. The company em :. ployeu are endeavoring to bring about today.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
(By United Press.)

Reno, Jan. 6.-United States Senator Newlauds has come out in a formal an-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
VILLAGE IS SUBMERGED
 .G

The anticipation as to the inundstion from a disastrous tide yesterday did not materiallze, despite the fact that high south wind was blowing at the hour of the high water. The tide on Saturday registered 25 feet Il inches between eI- treme high and low tide. Yesterday the registry was the even 25 feet, or Il it cbes less than the day before, The high tides of both days almost sub merged the Indian village. on Sstur- day the tide was in the houses of the natives to a depth of three feet.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
7HAW TRIAL Is UNDER WAY

LITER. Thaw was asked to plead in open court and answered personally mo, guilty"
 Thaw was dressed nattily in blue suit. Evelyn, sitting close to him, was dressed iashionaOly. Both were showing good spirits.
 The court room was crowded. Over hundred veniremen were dismissed, they having been illegally drawn. Another venire was issued and the ex- animation was begun this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
FIRENEN
 ID DANCE

There was a meeting of 1the volun- sser fire department last evening, at which the matter oi the annual ball to be heldbe the department on the sven- Ing of Washiugson's birthday was talk en up and 8 committee appointed to look after lt. Robert Sheldon, Robert Tanner, W. B. Shear. Billie Feero and J. N. Black is the committee in charg'.
 lad Hillery resigned as secretary and Robert Sheldon was named as bis successor. Several new mem 0ers nignsd the roll.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
N0THIN' D0IN'
(sy United Preso.)

Washington, Jan. 6.-Both houses of congress met at noon and the senate ad- journed out of respect to the memory of Mallory, deceased. There will be little business this week, Both houses will probably adjourn tomorrow until next Monday, the committees, in the meantime, preparing their reports.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
ROOSEVELT SCORES BROWNSON

bureau of navigation ou account of having been overruled ip the matter of the appointment of a surgeon to the command of the hospital ship Relief"
 The president characterizes Brown son's action as unseemly and childish.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
STAR WITNESS
 DROPS DEAD.
(Ry United Press.)

San Francisco, Jan. 6.-Thomas Lo- nergsn, former head of the supervisors under Mayor schmitz and the star wit ness for the state in the graft osseS, dropped dead at his home here thiS morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
(By United Press.)

Nome, Jan. 6. 6.-Mlkkelson, the Arc tic explorer, was given a tremendous ovation here. He leaves In few days for London, where he will outfit for an-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
BIG SHIP A FAILURE

other attempt next year. He says he will leave Point Barrow in a small gas- oline launch next fall. He says the big boat has proved failure for the inva- sion Of the icy north.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-06
(By United PreuO.)

Washington, Jan, 6-Pre sIdent Roosevelt, In published letter severe ly scores retiring Rear Admiral Brown son for having resigned as chief of the
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11
GraduaGni SIaVnost.

Graduacnf slavnost skoly sv.
Vaclava Sc Dude obb5vati v dterS
16 Gervna. Letosniho 'roku Dude
dvandct graduantd, kteff "a spolu,
1cinkovanf nekolika ostatnfch Ia.
XII pfi slavnosti pfednesou anil,
ckoc hru nazvanou "lhe battle OF
Books v nfz kazd5 b6h modernf
no vyuGovanf Dude mfti sveho "a
stupce. V zivem obraze pfi ukon,
cent hry, vftez obdrzf yenec. LIE,
tosnf slavnost gradusGnf pfedstih,
ne veSker6 minute v zajfmavosti
i bohatosti programu. Ceskou rec
pfednese velp. Mikolasek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11
Umrtl Star6ho Osadnika.

Josef Vyborny, starry a zaslou-
zilS osadnfk TaborskS, zemfel v
pozehnanem v9ku 70 let, We SVEN
domove blfze Tabora, minul5 Gtvr-
tex v jeden&ct hodin rano, seslostf
vekem. Pohfeb Sc konal ma kat.
hfbitove Tabofe, V sobotu rano,
kde rodina zemfeleho jiz pc mno-
no let vlastni rodinnJ lot, pc spI-
sobu svobodomysln&m "a hojneho
hGastenstvi. Krasnou a dojemnou
rec hrobu pfednesl p. Tomas V.
Ptak z Tyndall a ma to poz1statky
ulozeny k poslednimu odpoeinku.
Josef VybornS Sc narodil Y &C.
chach, V kraii Caslavk5m, okresu
Kolfnsk6m. Do AmAriky pfijel,
co starSf muz, pred 33 roxy, a u
sadil Sc Sc svojf rodinou We statu
Iowa pc dobu dvou rokn. Ma to
Sc pfidruzil k Gete domovinafI dc
tohoto statu a zabral pozemek 2
mile severo-vychodne cd Tabora.
Pc p6tilet6m zamestnanf ma sve
farm6 odstehoval Sc do Tabora a
venoval Sc zivnosti hostinske po
dobu II rokI. Ma to Sc odsteho-
val do mesta Tyndall, kde setrval
deset rokIv. Poslednfch sedm let
sveho zivota ztravil Y klidu a cd
poGinku ma farme sv6ho syna Jo-
sefa kterouz mu byl pred tim pc:
stoupil. Pro svou bodrou povahu
dobrackost a poctiyost, byl vseo
becne vazen a cten. Jeho odeho
du zelf stafitka jeho manzelka,
syn Josef a etyry dcery iiz pro
vdane, pr. Jos. Teibla, v sew. Da-
kote; pr. JOS. Stovila, v James
town; pr. l.. l.. Chladka, " Tyn,
dali a pf. Anna Ptakova, v sew.
Dakote; jimz vyslovuiem svou
hlu5okou soustrast mad ztratou
manzela a otce. ...
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11

Dffvfl dffvf! dffvi nejlepsf ja-
kosti, "a ceny nejnizsf. Useufite
pence kdyz koupfte cd Queala.
Pr. James Kostela a pf. FIR. Ma
zourka cd Wagner dlely zde ma
vstevou u pfatel ma zacatku tydne.
Pomnfky a nahrobky mali ma
pro1ej hostel a Jezewski. Tez
okraaiaif hroby "a velmi mfrnou
cenu. a.. '.. -
Phi p~rimarkach v Taborskem
precinktu bylo vrzeno SO hlasG
demokratick5ch a % republican
sk5ch. ......... $751;.
Pr. Jos. Svatose byla vzata do
nemocnice v Omaze We stfedu k
vdli leGenf. DR.. Blizek j dopro-
vazel.
Josef Kocer a PAM cd Wagner
byli zde navst9vou pies nedeli, q
Josef phi te pfflezitosti 81 pred
platil ma mas list. ..... .....
Jan Matuska a Harry Rose, by
Ii minuly tfden karantenovani DIR.
Stonebrakerem. Ia Jana holil
John Milleague z Tyndali.
Pr. w. j. Dvofaka>a dftky sem
sem pfiieii minuly patek z Chica-
ga ma ndvstevu k pfateldm. Pr.
Dvof&kova jest dcerou Jos. No
votn5ho.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11
Op6t Buran.

Minulou- sobotu o seste iodine
odpolednl Sc snesl Duran Z mil "a
padne cd mesta a rozmetl velkou
maStaI, 100 x 60, ma farme Jana
Fridricha a jinak stavby poskadil.
Ma farme Franka Brycha pohnul
domem, ma zakladech. We sve ce-
ste zufivy tento vftr vytrhl neko
lik strom1 a nekolik stohn sena
rozhazel. Letos to vypada zahad
ne S temi vetry. Nikdy to zde
nebylo.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11
The InfalIlbIe Editor.

"Lafcadio Hearn. that wonderful
writer, worked on newspapers in hi.
youth" said a publisher, land the ruth
less way his stories were changed, Gu
and butchered was a great woe to hls
heart. In after years Hearn took o
malicious Joy In collecting stories abou
editors--editors and their superior and
omniscient way with manuscript. One
of his stories was of an editor to whom
a subscriber said:
- az enjoyed that poem on the three
ages of man in to-day's paper, Mr.
Sheers; I enjoyed it immensely. Dc
you know, though, l thought that II
was originally written the sever ages
of MANI
$50 it was, sir; so II was said Edi-
tor Sheers pompously. Yes, the ex-
tract was originally written the seven
ages of man, but l had to cut it down
for lack of space
Another story concerned a weather
report. 4 reporter, discussing the
weather, wrote that winter still linger-
ed In the lap Of spring.
1.-The editor, as he read over the arti,
Gle, called the reporter up to his desk
and told him that he would cut out
that sentence about winter lingering in
the springs lap. He said the idea was
good enough, and original, and all that
sort of thing, but it would not do to
publish 1t because the high moral tone
of the paper had to be maintained in
a town full of high school girls"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11
POjiSt8nl PrOti Vichflci.

Ztraty spusoben6 vichficf toho
to roku We statu JIM Dakote, do
sahuji do sta tisfcI dolarn. Nej-
lepSi ochrana proti takoveto ztrate
jest pojiStenf. Nikdo by nemel O.
pomenouti svGj majetek takto po-
~jistiti. Pojistne stojf pouze ST.
"a 500. pojistenf ma celich pet ro-
XII. Pojistenf v nejlepsfch spoiled,
nostech yam obstara
j., A. Wagner. jednatel.
Pr vojensk6m cviGenf milice v
Brookings byl kapitan Robert
Watson ranen bayonetem Re mas,
fedkem toho zemfel. Vedl svou
Getu muzG pres Is stfevfcovou zed
a pfi skoGeni dolu dopadl nahodou
ma bayonet z iednoho svych lidf.
Kdo by chtel odkoupiti cd jistt
osoby "a $1,000 akcii v Yanktor
skem pivovaru necht Sc pfihIasf '
1fadoyne tohoto listu. Osobs
ienz ie ma ma prodej hodla Sc cd
stehovati do Czech.
VSsledek primarek pc statu j.
ten, re Crawford obdrzel vetsinu
temef 1000 hlasI.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-11
Another Rich strike.

Fake Oil Capitalist (smillng)-
How's your latest gold mine pannlng
out?
Fake Mine Promoter-Beyond expec
tations. Why, old man, it's assaying
over a thousand suckers TO the ton Of
literature.-tPuck. I
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-29

lFcb vim PerIici tato pfirodni VI.
na jsou na1cjyFse zdrayfm y posi-
lujicim ndpojcm Objedncjte se q
utho l6bcy hebo Ralon yytetnfho
yiDn na zkouslsu Iroddyd je m
eeBy yeImi mirnt. Al jc oISusite,
jistt podrohf prijdete zase. Roy
Utz kofuIIsy . jipf jennie likfry
jsou N nejIepN jakosti liizng
Metz0y lc1dk stale forsty$ no fe-
pn Chmn$ tcpIf zdkuselt yzdy 20
rlicc, II
Nad GcIi lfkdrnici pp. Ger.
max M 1910 y Berhnek ~ 1910
maji skIad sytloznAmfho n lfkafi
Odporlt0yanGho llofkfho Viua
Mcdoyfbo, jez yyrdbi A, v Kouba,
Denver Colorado. l7IS3m
BcpIatnt IfkafskG ! ranbo.
jieskf I6teni v Creighton Medical
College, II Davenport III, Hylastr
nj pozornost yfnuje So porodnip
pfipaddm VeslScrt IGdeni dtje 50
pod dohIedpm kollojnich profeso.
rh. Tcl, Douglas 1867, Ma aago.
ldni odpoyi 80 We dne ! yDoci Stf
Pan =, Boutin, . jcboz one
mocntui jsme minute zpraW pr.
ncsIi, pOzdrayil Ne jiz " syf ne,
moci tile obdui ~ W SVEN bo,
IifskGm 2iyodd. Jak oocbdy pfd.
tcldm sy$m yykI6dal, nestoji 10
stondni aui M cinnamon qresli v
oblcdu tom y Dim GplnG souhla.
sine.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-29
DoMKY A Lofty MA PRoDEJ !

Ma Williams, mezi IA. l5y pil
lotu, 2j8l30 49,, 80 dytma domky
pro nj ostdydni ~ $24OO
PA lotu y t6mz polozeni, jeden
pckn$ dun a jeden men5i zadu,
IN *3,2OO, I'lice dldzdGna a we
OsiatHi
No -, uI,, seyerhf od Williams
phi lotu, 2jxl4O st., sc dy6ma
domIy, IN $500.
Cel@ LOT, 5Oxl40 VI. se dytma
lsrhsngmi domIey, lfazdF . y syttr
nicich, N S3,20O,
Lot 5jx72 st. pelsng d1m 0 8
syGtnicich, phl bloelsn seyerne cd
Vinton, w $1,000.
Kfdsn} domelS 4 syGtnicich,
na .. u Il0man al " BrnG), lot
50x 1870 IT,, IN Sl150,>
Lot, 5Oxl3O st., rohoyy, = dom
ken o 4 sy6tnicich. ia II. a ka-
van ul " BrnG), IN III 900.
Nesmirne lace pouze tento mesic
Nam krdsny jiho.yychodni rob
na 16, q Vinton uI., hodici We vs..
borne pro obchod, ktery jest laci.
| ny ~ $500, prodam Yam jej
tento mtsie IA 81 300
Dya Lofty na Vinton ul,, mezi
10. a H. nj, zroyna zadarmo -
pouze $3.50 jcdcn. Dlazdena ali.
ce, cihelnG chodniky, kanal, yoda
- we zapIaceno. Pouze tento
mtsic!
Tfi Lofty ma 10. ulo p6l bIocku
jizne cd Vinton ula royne jake
sttil, cihelny chodnik, pouze pul
blocku cd pouli6ni kary tento
mtsic IA $500 jeden.
Vsechny tyto majetky isou nj
ramnt Iacin6, pfiid'te zahy q kup.
tc JET l5tf
JOSEF KAvAN, jednatel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-01-29
cTENYM cTENARUM /

Zadame 6tenare nase o laskave
strpeni ohledem ma kvitovani
predplatneho ma adresse, v po.
sledni dohe nahrnulo SO nam tolik
prace, 10 vxdor tomu. 10 praeujeme
| "a noel, nemnseme vseohno vyfi-
diti naIednou. vseohno vsak pfi.
jde do pofadku dobe nejbliksi,
Vyd. pokroku.