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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-01

Catholic Workman, Lodge No. 90,
hold meetings every second Sunday Of
q c month. In the Catholic Society
Hall. j. f. Wagner, Pres, John
SYrovatka. Sec.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-01

st. Ludmila's Lodge, No. 160, U. j.
q. A., hold meetings every second
sunday of each month, In the Cath
Ollie Society hall. Antonio Hakl,
Pres. Marie Siman, Sec. ..a
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-01
CERT school, No. S., has taken
charge Of Sperry school, No. 81.

CERT school, No. S., has taken
charge Of Sperry school, No. 81.
Last week we visited a school
which has no window shades and
before we left that school we had
a headache from the glare of the
sunlight in the room. Both teach
ers and pupils complained that
the light hurt their eyes. 1t is a
shame that fifteen to eighteen
children should be daily subject
ed to discomfort and injury IN or
der that Sage may be saved for
the school district. Such econo
my is not practical in the home
where only a few ase accommodate
ed and where the expense must
be born by one man. Why do
so in the school where many per
sons r to be helped by the
same thing and where the expen-
Sc is divided up among many2
Why should the comfort and
health of the children not be as
necessary at school as at homer
There is scarcely a home in Bon
Homme county that is not provid
ed with window shades, and yet
there are several schools that are
still without them. Why should
there be? H..
Diplomas Of honor have been
issued to Willie Peter and Paul
Becvar, silver sc ais to Anna and
Dora Peters. and Charlie Lumm.
certificates of award to Ellen
Christensen, Hattie Rehurek, Ed
win Hoff, Elsie Becvar, Mary
Wing and Robert Wright.
Library certificates have been is
sued to Lydia and Lille Giedj,
Kate Bauder, Emma and Laura
Hebner, silver stars to Lora Don
nelly, Marie Schmidt and Albert
Geidd.
A number of pupils are entitled
to silver seals, red and blue seals
and stars. These will be sent as
soon as they can be secured.
The other day we visited a
school for the second time the
teacher Of which has made very
marked improvement in the quail,
ty of work as a teacher. From
one standpoint this is very crafty
ing and very commendabIe. But
from another view point there is
a very serious side to this. While
this teacher has struggled hard
and faithfully, still, it is the pupils
VIII have paid by far the most Sc
rious part OF the price of this tea
cher's success. They have been
the experience-getting material
for this teacher, when they were
really entitled to a an experienced
successful teacher right from the
beginning instead of having one
who has come into this province
near the close OF the term.
We see A man at an auction bid
in a team at $500. We 60 to him
and say, you have made a mis-
take, a few years ago we bot
teams as good as that one for
$780," He answers with the ques
ton. How many years ago?"
and we must admit that it was ten
or fifteen years ago. But, we
say, Mr.. Smith has a team he
will sell now for S25o". He rep
lies, eyes, l know that team, it is
old and worm out, / would not
have that team at $780," WELL"
we say again "Mr. Jones has a
team you get for S225" and again
he says, They are just young
colts and will not be a good team
for several years. Then we ven
ture again that Mr.. Brown has a
large, well seasoned team that
can lie had for $275. To which
he respons, yes, ! have inquired
about that team and find that il is
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-01

Knights Of St. Wenceslaus, No. %,
Z.C.KJ., hold meetings every Fourth
Sunday of each month In the Catholic
society hall, J. F. Wagner, Pres,
Il. ". HOSTEL, Sec.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-01

2. @. B. j. Lodge No. Al, hold meet
lngs every second Sunday OF each
month in the z. @. B. j. hall. Frank
K~ostroun Pres, Mrs. Vyborny, Sec'y.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-01
MEETINGS OF LOCAL LODGES.

Modern Woodmen Of America, No.
90S7. hold meetings every Second Sat-
urday or each month, In the Z.C.B.J.
hall at Tabor, S, d. Geo. A. Ptak,
Ven. Council: Rob. Vauk, Clerk,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-21

Now's the time to buy a smart suit for business. See our $17.45 values. They will please you. Varley & Bauman Clothing Co.,, 1910 Sd Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-21

Go around the world with Mir. Alfred Foster. Pastime this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-21
Think Steele Smith $:
=When You Think Dry Goods
=When1 -SmthS" One Hundred Beautiful New Spring Suits Here MOnddy---YOur Choice for $25.OO

 ybeauhu ugamen in he
 
 t them n of o f auth new
 ngrem ndsmarnS Sinbbr cbeayn ho
 rq e hono long Spring Garments But not poets and 0 will S25 O0 foo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-21
Up to l5C Linen LdceS
 Sc Monday

Real Linen Torchon Laces measuring up to 4 inches in width-and fully worth regu- lar up to 15 cents the yard Monday only Five Cents. Don't expect to find them here Tues day, please, for they will all be gone. Wide and narrow widths of Linen Lace and Insertion in Patterns to match. Just one more of the many, many bids Steele-Smith are offering for new trade. For your trade, Madam. Come Monday, EO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14
GUM SEEKS HIS
 ABSENT PARTNER
Oklahoma Real Estate Dealer Disap. pcared and Foul Play is Feared. Had Many Diamonds on Person.

Fayetteville, July 12.-Eugene P. Gum, prosperous young man of Sayre, Okla, is here in search of his partner or some clew to his where abouts. They went to Eureka Springs together last Friday and his friend missed his purse on arrival here. He remembered having it last at Rogers. and went back after it.
 He registered al the hotel at Selig- man Saturday night, and stepped out, saying he would return in a few min utes. He has not been seen since.
 Fonl Play is Suspected.
 MT, Gum suspects foul play. When last seen he wore small green hat and several valuable diamonds. Mr Gum and local officers searched all the box cars here and at the junction today but found no trace of the miss ing man
 MT. Gum, who is related to Dr. W. B, Welch, of this city. states that they were on Slo,ooo deal for real esta.e in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14
GHOST IS WALKING
 TWICE A MONTH
"HeIi0 Girls" Latest to Receive No- tice That They Will Be PaiG semi Monthly Instead of Monthly.

Acting in compliance with Il .e1 It act of the legislature, most of the corporations operating in Pine Bluff have arranged to have twicea-month pay days for their employees, anl Thursday of this week will witness the first exchange of the semi-month- ly checks.
 Both the Cotton Belt and Iron Mountain railroads have notified their employees of the semi-monthly pay day to be made on the 1st and 10th.
 Among other corporations in Pine Bluff which have heretofore paid off their employees monthly and will in- stall the new system are the South western Telephone and Telegraph Company, the Pine Bluff Telephone Company, some of the banks, several of the wholesale houses and num- Der of the stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14

There Is more catarrh in this sec. tion of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For q great many years doctors pronounced it local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, ia the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally III doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for cir culars and testimonials.
 Address: F. J. Cheney X Co.,, To- leio, Ohio.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- Stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14

simple little jabots of hemstitched lawn are ex- tremely alluring even though wholly unadorned although some are prettily finished with very narrow torchon or cluny.
 A few words regarding sleeves may not be amiss, s-s just at this time every one is resurrecting waists that have not seen serv- ice for some time and 1t is surprising how small a change will render them quite modern and apparently of this sea sons vintage.
 All are glad to note the return to fashion Of the sleeve of Bishop ten iencies which just at present shows only a slight fitness above the cuff and does not droop at all.
 In the lower sketch is shown one of the new models, the sleeve to the right showing a cap and exemplify1ng a style that will prove excellent for the gown of last year that presented short sleeves. The short sleeves with under sleeves and appearance and rejuven- shlrtwaists that are at Of silk or net they vie of the popular Dutch col b inches neck measure. atest style bishop sleeve. of the pattern. Patterns 32, S6 and 40 inches bust obstruction guides are ls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14

mes. eG1 are seen in Irish crochet this method embelishment
   sheer handkerchief egng gov "N'N "o4An'lsAp in of he jabot
  the waist
  
  small eNeHe!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14

can easlly be Converted into sleeve caps. These yoks or lace will tend to create an up-to-date ate many an otherwise passe gown.
 These same sleeves arc extremely stylish ,or all dressy In their ten dencies while for waists VI favor with tho plain. full length. fitted sleeve
 Pictorial Review Pattern No. 314s represents one lar ana cum sets The pattern is in sizes 1s 14 and e4e view showing tho sleeve cap which is a nart of this model cut In sizes to correspond Win seasure. shoAio "i'h
 Prices of these patterns including cutting and (
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14
A Fashion Chat on the Styles of the Day.

Every un-io-date girl and woman it is taken for granted is wearing he fascinating Dutch col lars which have had s'l.'tI# wide vogue during v ;. r-=f =. son that their uItai.r ms been ex- teudcd Ilt" tte present "ason. fife3 are just the thing for this time of year and lend a charm Ing note of daintiness 10 many otherwise plain cos tunes and waists. Cuffs 10 match are now fre- quently seen, although not always required, but on gowns of silk or cloth. cuffs 10 match the collar suggest an air of refine ment that cannot be so easily acquired In any other way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14
CASTORlA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sss;sss s's's 's: of &MzZzzzx

Mrs. k. s. Culberhouse returned yesterday from Pine Bluff, where she nas been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Allie Erawford.-Jonesboro News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-14

I'll. T. Fraim and J. F. Stewart, of Pine Bluff, conductor and brake man on the Cotton Belt. laid over yes terday at the American.-Jonesbo News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
STOCK MARKET |S INACTIVE
$haslina Past Hesk osmsa- stFa1es s1HlRssf 1fadine is
 "a Full Fsece
CURES MANIFEST MORE
 LIFE ESPECIALLY OEhM
By Frank J. Graf.

The week just closed has not been 6 very active one in the coppers, there mas been very little advance In any of them and 1t looks as if the summer market were on It is but natural that here should be @ slight setback after the advance we have had and while we may have Q quiet market we do not look for much of a decline in prices. Copper metal is becoming stronger and fourteen cent copper Is expected in the very near future This alone should tend to bring better prices in all the copper stocks. The Boston coppers have been very quiet with but fractional changes from day to day. The curbs have teen more active than any of them especially Denn. which sold up to 35, and from the reports coming from the property we would not be sur prised to see higher prices. Globe stocks are becoming stronger and some Of these are mighty good buys at the present prices. Inspiration and Live Oak are always in good de mand and are bound to see higher prices before the summer is over. There has been more or less demand for Elenita with some sales at $9.15. The balance of the list holds about the same. The New York market mas not shown much activity outside of 6 few railroads.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
HOT WEATHER hT
 G|A BEND
efaspectof aetufns With wsifd Jale of high Temperatuee
 Exploding caateen l;
BARNEY HARRISON HAS
 NEW STORY TO RELATE

There is an old time prospector who is well known in Bisbee, Barney Harrison by name. who has just re- turned from Gila Bend bringing @ hot weather story with which he regsles his many friends.
 Barney states that he started out from Gils Bend during the hot weath- CT of last week purposing & prospect ing trip. With him. among other things. he took a canteen filled with water in anticipation of the thirst Of the desert and took his course to- ward Gila Bend mountain. AS the sun rose the temperature rose with 1t. Barney says. and 1t grew hotter and hotter. He was saving the water in the canteen and taking an occasion al pull from a bottle of Hassayampa water which he also carried. By noon it was very hot and not only was the air superheated but the water in his canteen was approaching the boiling point until finally. HarDsol affirms. his canteen exploded.
 
 little Of the Hassayampa water still remaining. there was nothing to lo but to return to his starting point so back he went to Gila Bend and recounted his experience. There n7 was told that the mercury Tn town bad risen to l27 in the shade and his accident was not surprising as ne should have had an exhaust pipe ar' l.. valve. .
 "The next time 1 leave Gila Bend to prospect. says Barney. I'll take this precaution. but I'll take along a tin whistle to attach to the exhaust SO can be the whole circus parade caliope and ali"
 Harmson declares that while the Phoeni papers only reported a tenn perature of l05 he personally saw the mercury in the tube registering I17 in Phoenix at three different 10 cations in the business section of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
LOGAN ( BRYAN SAY.
Especial to Reyiew.)

NEW YORK. June 1.-The list fluctuated during the greater part of the days session. Irregularity was undoubtedly due to weekend selling and bullish operations in specialties were not conducted on a very large scale. T.ae Wabash issues together witk Cotton. Oil and beet sugar also the Harrinans has been well absorb ed for the past few days, and senti- ment as a general rule on these issues is quite bullish. The action of the market has become confusing :o a great many traders, but from the character of the support rendered on drives it is evident that the holders of securities are not as yet willing to permit a material recession. It is thought that Southern Pacific will be considerably higher and the copper issues are expected to participate ii
 the activity to greater extent than heretofore
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
RAY CONSOLIDATED
 ORDERS MORE DRILLS

RAY. June 1.-The Ray Conoslij- ated company has two more drills coming to be used on it's property- This new addition will make thirteen drills that are kept busy day and night blocking cut ore.
 Up to date the company has aboi. 50, ,000, 600 tons blocked out, and there is at least that much more.
 The other two large mining com panies, the Arizona Hercules and the Ray Central. are making some mark ed Improvements. The Hercules mas just installed a new s.iil of 1500 feet capacity, and the Ray Central Is working a full force on both its large shafts. The Calumet shaft. wehre a new gasoline hoist has just been erected, has three compartment while the Globe mas two. and is also run by a gasoline hoist.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
BUTTE PROPERTY SUCCESSFUL

All conditions in the Butte camp during the year tending toward the successful operation of the different have been quite satisfactory and the cost per pound of copper pro duced has been materially lessened. The normal amount of develoment work has been carried on in all Of the properties and the officials of tne different producing companies repors that this has been done with very sal isfactory results, and that in several Of the mines new ore bodies have been found at depth which have never been encountered on the upper levels
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
DIRECTORS PLAN. NEW WORK
kine sslnnsas Diaine cssnnaay ;seoard meet and oatline
 Development Plans
GENERAL MANAGER GOES
 TO sYhyAHiTE TUESDAY

At the meeting of the board of dir ectors of the King Solomon Mining company one of the most important matters to be considered and the first to be taken up wss the report of Gen erai Manager Leonard I.oehr upon the result of his trip to New York in the interests of the company.
 Manager Loehr's report was in full and detailed going into the progress which he made in the financing of the company from his arrival in New York to his departure more than three months later. He showed that the fin ancial condition of the company was excellent and that 1t was in shape to continue development work and to do so on a larger scale and along stronger lines than heretofore. In his report
 he stated that he had opened an of fee in New York at 4S9 Fifth avenue and and, that this he had left in charge of Webster Bishop, who will keep the eastern stockholders constantly in formed on the developments made on the King Solomon property and the general condition of the company. Pians Of Development
 The report of MT. Loehr was receiv- ed and endorsed by the board and then plans for future development work were taken up. It was decided to sink a winze in the tunnel about 260 feet from the tunnel mouth and where a body of sulphides appears and to cut a station there. The sul- phide showing at this point carries high values and. after going dowin into it, the intention of the company Is
 to raise to the surface and install a gasoline hoisting plant. It was fur. ther decided to double the present
 working force. to work three shifts and that the work and the affairs of
 the company at the mine should be under the full control of Manager Loehr. This was the main outline of l the plan of development adopted but as some of the directors were absent one or two matters of less import | were left and may be taken up at g | meeting tomorrow in case this shall | be deemed necessary. In that event Messrs. Woodman and Loehr will not leave for Sylvanite tomorrow as ex pected but will delay their departure | for the mine until Tuesday.
 l A feature of the report to the direc tors was the statement of the cost oi
 having the ore taken from the King
 Solomon treated. The cost of hauling
 the ore from the mine at Syivanits to the railroad is 3250. per ton, the
 railroad freight to Douglas Is only $l rer ton and the charge for treatment
 at the Copper Queen reduction work: is $250 per ton making the total cos
 only 36 per ton so that even low
 grade ore can be mined at a handsome
 profit.
 Among the shippers now sendini ore from Sylvanite are the Eureka Sylvanite. Gold Eagle, Gold Hill Broken Jug and Ridgewood, all O | which properties are contiguous t'
 that of the King Solomon property
 and this company is expected to short lily join the list of shippers. recen shipment of what is known as sec end class ore, amounting to 90 tons : from the Ridgewood Is reported t have returned sl00 net per ton so tha
 the shipment netted the compan, S3O00
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13

,cally; those for 1907 contain 34.S17.- sss pounds lake copper. Tn addition to this production. of refined copper, S. 705, ,lO3 pounds (of which 2,55l,O11 Iouuds were electrolytic and 7,154.026 pounds were casting) were recovered during the year by the regular cop per-refining companies of the country from domestic scrap, dresses. etc,
 and returns from practically all the
 known refiners of secondary mater ial indicate that 13.50s,574 pounds
 were turned out by them as casting
 copper and in alloys. The production
 from secondary sources in 1908 was
 about 23.000. 900 pounds, as compared
 with about S0.000, 900 pounds for 19Os, Returns from all smelting and re- fining companies show stocks of cleo trolytic, lake and casting copper on hand Jan. 1, 1908. to have been 125.- 5.7s6 pounds and on Jan. 1, 1909. 12l ,S76.759, a decrease in stocks in 1908 of 3,S69, ,037 pounds.
 Urieiivered sales are excluded iron these figures. Stocks carried by con sumers and brokers have not been as certained In addition to the stocks o' ! refined copper there were at smeiteii 1 in transit to the refineries and at ths refineries blister copper and materia | in process of refining to the amount
 of 175.254.6 .659 pounds Jan. l. 1908. an' 234.0l3.s43 pounds on Jan. 1. 1909. ! The apparent consumption of refin ed new copper in the United States II
 1908 was about S0.000. 900 pounds The method Of deriving this figure | shown in the accompanying table. n
 addition to the new copper consume probably nearly all of the 23,000.00i pounds derived from secondar,
 sources entered into the years con 1, sumption.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
1907
1908
ITotal sSs. .ssS, ,4s1 s42,57o,72l

Georgia did not produce in 1908 The. output of South Carolina and Texas was not reported in lS0I. A portion of the total for 1908 was re- ported by one company as electro iytic instead of blister copper. To compensate for the loss in refining there is added pro rata to the states concerned, the approximate copper content of the bluestone recovered .n the production of the electrolytic cop per.
 The production of refined new cop per of domestic origin in 1908 was S75, 5,849.129 pounds. an increase Of s1.577.702 pounds or l1.s per cent lover the production of 1907. The total output of refined copper tex elusive ofsdomestic scrap. etc) by domestic refineries in 1908 was 1.09i, 7OO,123 pounds. The details of pro duction for 1907 and 1908 are shoSr in the following table:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-13
M|N|NG SITUATION DISPLAYS
 MANY SIGNS 0F IMPROVEMENT
S.wphss Stock o Bet Aasai is pscde6y 6edosd Eieen Cent Cooper e rtedcaet Soon and Growing De-
 : mand Makes its Appearance s:
GOOD DISCOVERIES M LOCAL PROPERTIES
 TEND TO INSPIRE BETTER FEELING ih DISTRICT

situation the in excellent porc
   pounds
  In active demand 
 
  demand better within He market