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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-08

The Independent has for sale
School warrant books of 100
sheets at 75c. each.
Frank Herman Of near Witten-
berg arrived here Tuesday for a
short visit with his many friends.
Mrs. Joseph Tupa and her son
visited at the home Of James Pet
rik near Lake Andes over Sunday
Frank Beran and his son Joe
visited at the home of Frank Do
lejsi near Lake Andes over Sun
day.
Albert Rokusek left for Omaha
Thursday TO accompany his wife
home. She had been in a hospi
tai there in confinement. She and
the baby girl are reported we'll.
After December IS. we will
have complete list of taxes for
Tabor and vicinity in both Bon
Homme and Yankton counties
Pay your taxes at our bank and
save time and expense. The la
Dor State Bank.
The first real snow of the sea
son covered the earth last Satur-
day and rabbit hunting held full
sway Sunday and Monday. Lo-
cal m,mrods however complain
that there is a real scarcity of the
Dummies due to a disease among
them last year.
A surprise party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
r,unec last Sunday evening in no
nor OF Mrs. Trunec large num-
Der OF sLring the surprise led by
Mr.. Trunec. The affair was a
pleasant one and all participants
were we'll entertained by the esti-
mable couple.
Joseph Mrazek OF Yankton has
finished the decorative work in
the new parsonage at this place
Wednesday. The work done by
him Is first class and is very salts
factory. Mex, Monday Joe leave
toi St LOUIS to make his home.
He will attend an art school there.
His address will be 732o 5. Elc.
venth st.
Miss Tena F, jfar, daughter OF
Geo. Fejtar, while returning home
tom Utica last Saturday sustain
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-08
c a dislocated ankle and a broken

&c dislocatcd ankle and broken
leg as the result of runaway &C
cident. The horse that she was
driving became scared at some
new planks that had been left
along the road throwing her out
OF the buggy resulting as stated
above. She crawled about halt
mile to the home OF a neighbor
IN this condition She was
brought to town al d received me-
deal attendance from DIR. Curtis
who set the broken member. She
IS at the home OF her uncle. f J..
Fejtar and IS recovering under the
Care OF Dr Curtis. b. "A. Freidel
and family moved to town the la,-
ter part OF last Week. Mr.. Freidei
will take possession of the Hon
ner elevator which he recent,
purchased. baskerville Ledger.
Yankton, Dec Z Oscar Engen
and wife with baby, fled from
their burning farmhouse in night
clothes Monday night with The
mercury 5 degrees below zero and
in the snow made their way to the
nearest neighbours quarter OF a
mile away. They almost persisted
with the cold. The fire was caus
ed by defective chimney. The
house was completely destroyed
and the occupants had narrow
escape from death. Nothing was
saved but the night clothes they
wore away. The farm is localed
8 miles south of Lakeport.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-08
ABOUT TOWN

Mrs Will Mach was at Yankton
Thursday.
Rev f A. Bouska was at Yank
ton Thursday.
George Trunec was YAnkton
visitor Tuesday.
Jose phi Stepanek. sr. was at
Yankton Wednesday.
Mrs. Teo6eI Kolelzky was at
Yankton Thursday.
Emil P;sek visited friends in
Cnas Mix Co. las, week.
Chas. Mach AMI his mother
were at Yankton Tuesday.
Joseph Skorpik wa. at Tyndall
Tuesday on business m,tters
For square deal. good lumber. and
low prices, come to ]. H. Queal &C.
Mound City paints may cost a
trifie more. butt! Jos. Skorpik &
Company
Joe Iiatwan left Thursday for
Wagner to work on the iaim of
Matt Krsnak.
MAX blachnik who resides at
Waubun, Mimi, is visiting his pa
rtnts here this week.
Taken up. red and white I-year
% ne'ter, brand. button on car
+. w. Kocourek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-08
Auction Sales.

An auction sale will be held on
the farm of Jos. Stepanek, miles
south ann 6 miles west Of Tabor
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-08
TOWN OFFICERS.

Jas. G. BOuska. trustee LIST ward.
JOS. ". Wagner, trustee End ward.
J. f. Kostcl. trustee 3rd ward.
yas A Wagner. clerk.
Robert Vauk, treasurer.
+. o. Petrik assessor
J. A. Lvorak. Justice Of the Peace.
Harry Roos. marshal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
Np Resnemafine.
% opcrer.

SuIom9etig | Sparefosien for
S~iebenbapn 90 Smegn Sobs. 8erme'
bren, bar f%onitrueret Ell Hegnemaifi-
ne, iom opertrGifer al De bibtil
fienbte Hegneupparater, ioet Den Tan
uofsre @uItiplifation 90. 9ipiiion
iamtibig aItiaa muItipliiere meo en-
gref. Sar man ct Gal, iom ifal
muItipIiceres meS ct onSet og oct
uofomne igicn bioiberes nreS ct ire
sic Sal, inoitiller mo isrit Raifi.
men poa BET fsrite og oct iibte Sal,
breier iaa paa ct SaanStag og bet on
set SaI fommer frem. SamtiSis fin.
bes Sacit Of belle Hesneitpffet ! en-
an6en SalrGffe. Moffinen regner
iifeiIbarIig rietis oe De fremfomne
Sal bIir itoaenbe til man ielp "%iletter
Dem no. gpapratet err enfelt og Der
bebepeS life noset Stioium for at
bebanble oct. Sanfe glaoe ipaar
SpfnSeIien flor llobreoelie. Sr.
germebreu bar osioa opfrmoet en- on.
Den Maifine, iom man fan ilao SO.
Saritmer OBJ meS, % Tom man mener
piI bape itor acknowledgements
g%etpSning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
On flor 3nutS.

I hbert gerreifsIio cr @~eftrrbrIieu for
at oiune S~ersmrelie % en- ms Ercmtib
wen etfer alt ina er iariuiSeu set 6eieite
gfdal at babe Oct bb1acIiet o. b~e6aaeIiot
her ! Teroen. Rau snHer ia ct br,aes
ltgt Diem. at hare fIGst bel, oip. Sen
peolte Sei!eonin9 at opbielpe bette o.
lfaoe Den rette Sca9e ! bpert Sus err at
bruce fsleerne g~nprSnin: SLID grne
Sergers Wealcrier. Noresie BAN @aibs
tn9ton Ct, SortIano, Sreaou. os Bet
oiatieite Striot til Sbp9s er punSet. gIs
ierbiaeber. Yortr9ttsr oa 9~arotabsmas
lerter. Der tilfressitiIer euboer. Sirio
itrdr efier aataIcs % Priier. Scuo iaa
geiiIlin9 for Here @aIerier ~inarcit.
esnS "rsssrab. Soften" I'll SIasi % gsnnsr
4 hef annie QauA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
5000 0ootfipb.

wor npe 6dtaT oe-n etpp ubatpet-pi;,r q on mn,
atng tpr elennet. Snnhreber az 6abrifautcr fpu,
snrreret oee Salset AT BEN til %. Sfie en- WrtifeI
Soeen Tan fisbes biaigere.
Wort Salssnbeifter er ubetnbetiae. wpr m,tto-
fprfleueite hcloes uuoer 10 Hrpcent. gcr rr hs,to,
'ntef 6irrna Der tan beapHbe at fpniurrere rreo os'
90 bog atper pi | @iennemintt oper et War a, "a.
tale poa. noen at ~forldnse en- Gent [ Reute Ser ~
lngen red tape" eaer CfentIjebeb. Gnhper Tsr,nn
meo eooe Seniisfer CT oelfomrnen at taee paa Srebit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
WGr benz lite tormoem

Sst sr nnsopsnsist at opofre Siemmets gefpsmine.
BET flsbe bpdeiombelf paa arcbtf- nefpp net ior,ns
,oni fcr Noufant. Setal naar bef faIber befpsmf-
tnaen. 6entsr. ineen eefteIier. ~
~ par noppref orer 500,60o etem paa beuue be.
Ipt arenn pos o. Raar npe Ting sntfes beitturr be
paa aseett o. beteIsr hit bper Maanec.
unoet OF ylan flpbes Der Iieeiaa biniet paa ares
~ loM tor aonfanf. vi ieuber ale @arer for Cob
i@ienoelle eOis ou iinoer noaet f5irma I eanSet~
SfeetI sner ieufant-eer iGIser Ting iaa binia iom
VI glvr, ioa tan IN ienbe Barerne tiltaae. -
Sngen tan I1poe bore Hriier. 81 fisher ON usspeu,
pigt az npdo Babrtfer Ieuerer for at brenae griierue
nee; Wer iariieoe adpitai al 100000 aiper "a en-
pmieig Sirictrarf, % Dor Cmi0mina CT fprre euo
aue ltgncnoe ga nbelsbuie tiiiammrn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
iionen beIsber fig til $1,000. 9ette
finn fra 9eIuu0 meuidhe0."


- Taitor 6. g. SaIporien ifripel
til &asierer @aloeIanb: "gore teo'
logiife Stubenters 9eilutning ON al
reiie en- 9auta til 9nitor Suglefiels
Ninbe er ifien. Sanfen ber pinot
SiIilutning. Seq nppilte Sogen til
mine Solf % beres oe nit gioraq
belsber iig til $7.75, iom berpeo len
oes."
BaItor Olaf SIion, 9umeoaI,
~. g., bapoe 9eroag ben 15oe os.
en- &jsreulpffe, Der n9r babbe foitei
bam 2ipet. Netop iom ban ifuIoe
fisre inc til en- Sarmer, pGltebe Sl9.
ben | en- Snefonn, SeItene paa
Sprang oe 9reiten unber SIeoen. -
San ligger MI % MiI fra Siemmet
nleo oct bsire Ben br9ffet. @i boa.
Der og beber, at ban mart man bli
raft igien.
Wrs. Worie @mmnoion, al
8rau Menigbeb, Baitor g.. O. Sou.
ges 8Qlb, betpnfte peo fin $50 iibfte
December bort Samiunos Iisiion
meb en- paffer 9engegape. Sun bar
Ell al be isrite Snbflpttere til bette
Strsg, os bor aItib Iagt en- Iepenoe
Snteresie for 9agen baaoe for Ne.
nigbeoen og Misiionen. garnebiem.
met | Safe 8arf blen bener life
glemt. Sun banoe p9ret gnfe | ~
gar 90 efterlnb peo FIN 9eo 5 borne
Born, Der ale tilbsrer Menigbe6en.
Srifirfen.
tGtu &c oiitblabet."D
- Gaitor 8. e. Sn6aI, Der forti.
ben er ! Norge, ~ifriper, at ban bar ct
bebageligt Spbolo berbiemme.
Baa Wc9teil Sslano err nplia
organiieret en- Iutberif Srimenigbeo.
Zen beitaar al 10 itemmeberettigeoe
9Reolemmer. Wenigbeoen bill rime.
blipe betient al gait. s. Stau.
nep, ifriber "@aiienbus Sioenbe".
Gn apinoeiorening bIep forriae
Sirsoag organiieret for at arbeibe /
S%orbinoelie meo Biasburp apenue
8apel paa Abe @aoe og Biusburp
ape., Wfinneapolts. Oct organize.
renoe Weoe bolotes bos Trs. g. s.
genion, for fra @iamar, Rinn., MI
boiat | 4215 @laisbeu Ipe. Wrs.
Tdltor Claus Worsan paIgtes til
geitprerinbe, Wrs. $. g. gorietb til
Stcebeltprerinoe, Wrs. 3. &Iauoe.
man til SefretGr og 9asierer. SiI
Soofortfomite balgtes AIRS. Claus
Worgan og Mrs. 8. g. gorietb.
Soreninaen bill afboIbe fine Ws6er
ben treble Sirsoag / bper Iaaneo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
gauges SpnuSc.
0iirr "~SnstGrtren."D

= Ge ire Wenigbeoer / @oo6but
So, Winn., iom gaitor &. s. Sol.
ter opiagoe iibite Ssit, og iom ban
f%raflptter til 8aaren, bar mi itiuei
3alo til Brof. 80. q. Sanion peo Gef
Using Seminar iom fin fremtioiae
Brett; men ON Sauion antager Sal.
Oct, ptoeS life, naar bette Ifripes.
Baitor g.. g. Softer | Minne.
apoIiS bar Ssnoag Den 9oe San.
i'm W~enigbeo (Solsr) og boIbt SUBS.
tienelte. Otter 8uoStieneiten ifitIoe
ban l9ie meo @ernene. Rens ban
bolot paa meo bette, blep ban pIuoie.
Zig ipg, iaa ban life funoe fomme
biem paa nogle Gage. Sioen ban
fom biem, bar ban for oet meite boloi
Sengen, men be0res bog Iiot efter
bpert, iaa Der er Saab onL at ban
mart bill fontme til Grefter ioien.
= Sorsoag gftermiooag ben 13be
Sanuar bereOte &ngspinger Wenia.
beo al Baitpr SoIanos aalo Wr. Ga
Mrs. Soer Sinietb en- SoerraifeIie.
Simon Seberion ~fortaIte Seniiaten
meo geis9et, iom beItob / Snoipt.
ming al 8aSbelpSning / oeres Slis
90 en- StoI. @rober 5inietb er en- al
Dem, iom | ane oiSie Ior iiben Me.
nigbebens StiiteIie bar rusIet runSt
for at iprebe set ion6e Chs, oa ION
ell lioen SaaifisrreIie oerfor niIbe
M &cnnerne foripnc hons Stem mel
oct fiinitiae 2Ds. Chen ~tiIbrootes
meo SaIer og Sang iamt nteo 9e.
nertning, og ole broa biem meo Sen
SeIeIie. at be bapSe haot et bpaoc.
ligt Stpnre hos Sinicths.
Gn of bore RiSiiorspreIter
'friner: On bill beSre ems monoe
andre forftoa bpoS set bill iioe al
tGroeS noe bner eneite 9da. Tom lea
M bar giort, iiben icr Sul, / she.
torn og a1tISe. ofte mite Tetnin.
gen ono @rlrrS al. at ser inaen geie
err o. Sneitormen bIinber Tinere
San meSoeIe bia. at WeniobeSer
norer itoSig tro6s R~obIfnnS. Der
ltal @isSom til urSer Sisie pinIiae
Sorboloe. Get fomnrcr bel meS. al
Der er ~ifrepet: ON ncaen fottes bis.
pom hnn, beSer al @nS. Tom aicrre
meooeler ole nben at bebreioe, priiet
bore ban Serfor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
so 9aaeS 0oDfiemoeIie

6pab pi ienber bio tan bIipe ieubt tiIbase inoen 80
9age. Sris en- GrtifeI ienbes tilbdae, betaIer pj
Bragieu besae gete. iaa Sransaitiouen iffe foter BIG
en- Gent.
I'm Ister iuseu 1if for at Sare ~uitIfrebs mrb Wsn.
fe, Erts eutr noeet. Gehoib lite bpah bu lite bill
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
Zen SorcncSc airfe.
(eiiu "euitsrun,r,n.o

Sions Reuisbeo, garflanb,
8uib, Baitor q. @olbs aaIo, ff
Ssnoag Den i2te December ell SiI.
pert al lem 6amiIier meo iaIt 81
SiGle.
6ra SeIanO, Sa., Bait. Sron
Sobnioas aaIo. ifriUer 8aitor Stof.
te: "Gt Deaptfet @s6e bar hi bapt
Der. SubifriPtion % Offer til @sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
II bypoSermiife SnSiproitmimger.

Sufofrnbiee Splssuinaer meo Sehano'
Iingens aoiieHoe peo SRltltutet eler | SIfm'
mt. aoresie NEAL INSTITUTE, Ses
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

semS "Seeprab Soften" til sIest %
gcuuer | 0jamIelaubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

SrGugrr Se Gu S~umaifiuc? "Sus.
bennen" er iaa goo iom uogen anoen
Gpmaitine til Den oobbelte 8ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

gor oIriustlige Qatniae, afbtIoenbe on beffripenbe
5000 nre Ting for Siemmet-Wpbler, Carpets, Sras
yerter, Rprcel9u o. a.
gor cpns. aataloe biIer 70 Slass az empire Cbne
90 &auaes, fpteaee fra soc pa pppper. Tette CT be
bfremie rruoebeipareno Epue.
Sor CHARACTERIZATION aiper en- BeipareIIe AT 500 til
$3.50 pad rrause Slags Giauper.
gor Rnialog oper Saleniaiftner biier Columbia
@rapbopb unes o. be nre Tijc Recorbs.
aItp NIB oeHue Coupon % augtp | ben bbiIfeu Rata.
log ou gnifer. Geuo ben til oS ipr bu atemmer bet.
pg ie huiIfe fcrbduienoe SiIbub bu faar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
e billie Cling 81 Fan faa
for II Cts. pr. Dag

orer nc KafaIcs cper FmsmSfyrsarhFIere = Scr smnsrcser a aefpcnn.
for Hjcmnact, iom ~ fan fibe for CSC y. 1nN.-fer &c -. pao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

Toines, Soma, Cor. Siitb ano Center
Streets. Glt bodies itrGnat bemuelist.
SaufreIereneer leperes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04

esHs "rsssrab. Soften" til sIest % gsnnsr
| bet eanlle 9anp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
Worc mDe 2ataIogcr

hace. Der er en- TOR eprbeI peo at tdae paa aret
on faar Barrrue ieubte for @o~bfienoeIfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-04
&aa fmn tire Sage
ssrip isas efter ztentraft 90 fri Bog.

On tpSeIis aontraft, torplistenSe TIL faIofanois selbreoelie
fet,ombeln 5iIfeIoe l SnHitntet euer Sjenmet,
eipes bper yatirut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
COMMITTEES NAMED.
To Bring About Amalgamation of
Miners Unions.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 2L-A man
named Rivers. of Alabama. stirred the
convention OF the United Mine Workers
of America to high pitch Of excite
ment today though he was not pres
emit II he had not left the city, Presi-
dent Lewis said he probably would go
now for he was a secret agent of the
operators of Alabama
xiii him. shouted a delegate. There
was a laugh at this, but no laugh when
there were general cries of Throw him
out"
He has vamoosed,. said President
Lewis
W. r. Farley, executive board mem
Der for Alabama. said Rivers attended
last years convention as a delegate and
had with him deputy sheriff from
Alabama. an officer that has no bust
ness in a miners meeting.
Rivers was u member Of the local
union az Carbonate, Ala, before the
great strike in that state. Farley said
and since then had been, ne declared
at intervals In the employment of the
operators of the state as confidential
agent
4 definite plan for the projected
merger of tine organized metal and coal
miners of the United States and Can
ada will be laid before the convention
bv a committee representing the coal
Miners.
President Lewis of the United Mine
Workers today named its conference
committee as follows: T. L Lewis,
president; John H. Walker district u:
J. r Lawson district Is: E s Nc
CulIough. district "a; c. p Giiday. dis
trict I: Jacob Ritter, district Is; Pat
rick Gilday. district 2
The conference members OF the West
ern Federation OF Miners is as follows:
Charles H. Meyer. president: C E.
Mahoney. vice president. William Dav-
idson. executive board member: James
DevlIn. Daniel Holland. NJ J. O'Conncr
and J. D. Common
The two committees will Immediately
take up the work of framing a contract
that will bring about either an aTnalga-
nation with one set Of International Of
ficers and one treasury, or an offensive
and defensive working agreement that
viii yet permit the independent exist
ence of the metal and coal miners or
CARNATIONS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
SAINTS GOT THE MONEY
Defaultins Preacher says the Breth-
rem Caused His Shortage.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. CIV. G. Lilley,
the seIf-confessed defaulter from the
Presbyterian church treasury in Pitts
burg, who reached here from Chicago
and tried in vain to get into the coun-
ty Jail, renewed his efforts to get into
Jail today, but with poor success That
Liiley was neither expected back in
Pittsburg nor wanted by the church
people appears evident. 1t is announc-
ed that there is now little chance that
Lilley Will be arrested. The warrant
that had been issued for him Is stu
upserved and it Is expected that the
church members. who are now raising
money to pay the s1s.5e0 taken by Lii
ley also will settle his other shortages.
Mr. Lilley made It. plain that IL he is
not allowed to go to Jail he Will make
much trouble
i've been cheated and robbed by
some ministers and saints long enough.
Now l want 10 have something TO say,
ne is said to have told q crowd OF
church people. Lilley asserts that he
lost all his money by lending 1t to
ministers
There is every evidence that Lilley
wrote the anonymous letter from
Kansas City hotel, enclosing a clipping
regarding the death of a man by gas
and suggesting that the man might
have been Lilley. il practically admit
ted by him.
brother of the cturchman, has reach
ed mere y give you my word OF hon
ers' he said that since the disap-
pearance of my brother four months
ego, neither I Eor my brother, Joseph
G. who lives il Kansas. have heard a
word from him. The first word wEich
or any OF my family had was last
Sunday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
Falling Hair
You Run No Risk when You
Use This Remedy

While many people in their prime
doubt the assertion that the hairs
of our heads are numbered" yet there
is today many man and woman fast
reaching the point where this state
ment is literally brought home to
them. If you suffer from Irritation of
the scalp, and from dandruff, or if
your hair is falling out. do not wait
until you reach the point where you
can actually count how many hairs
are left on your head.
Most cases Of badness are caused
because the roots lack proper nutri-
ton. In such cases there is ulicrUbe
which bores through the scalp along
the line of the hair into the root and
when Il lodges there ii begins to de-
stroy the fatty matter around the hair
roots. When the scalp and hair roots
are strong and healthy, it is impos-
sible for these microbes to get in
their deadly work.
We can promise you that. IL your
hair IS falling out, and you have not
let it go too far. you can repair the
damage already done by using Rex
all SO" Hair Tonic. It IS scientific.
cleansing. antiseptic, germicidal pre-
paration. that destroys microbes. slim
ulates good circulation around the
hair roots, promotes hair nourish-
ment removes dandruf and restores
hair health 1t is as pleasant to use
as pure water, and II is delicately per-
fumed. It is real toilet necessity.
We want you TO try Rexan S5
Hair Tonic with our promise that it
will cost you nothing unles you are
perfectly satisfied with its use. II
comes in two sizes. prices SO cents
and S1.00 Remember You can OBJ
tain it only at our store--The Rexall
Store The Rosser Drug CO., 523 Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
FOR A NEW YORK STADIUM.
Farrell of American League Plans One
TO Seat $4,000.

New York JAM IA concrete stadium
with q seating capacity Of %. GO and larger
than those at Harvard and other universe
ties is the central feature OF Frank Far
relPs plans for the improvement of the
new American League park at Broadway
and Two Hundred and Twenty-fifth street
the bed of the old Spuyten DuyveI creek
are already well advanced and the work
will probably be begun as soon as posses
sion of the property is obtained. II IS
reported that the property will be fitted
with facilities for all kinds Of athletic
meets
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
Rurelars Break Into a Bank.

Clarinda. Ia. Jan H-F1ve burglars
broke into the Farmers Saving bank at
Hepburn. Ia early today, blew open the
safe securing a small amount of change
but were frightened away before they got
to the compartment containing about
81 co.. The robbers forced the operator
at the telephone office to leave her station,
but not before she was able to give the
alarm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

A sanitary drinking cup wrapped up
with a 10c loaf Of Q. K. bread at the
Avalon bakery Eat, drink and be
merry-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS
SYLVIA SUMMERS COMPANY AT
THE GRAND THIS WEEK

The Sylvia Summers Stock Com
pany opened a weeks engagement at
the Grand last night playing to a large
and well pleased audience.
Jacks Wife" was the bill offered
the first night and ii was put on i'll
really good style by the stock com
pany. The fact was brought out in
the very first performance that there
are really come good performers
among the cast, and large houses will
no doubt he present during the entire
week.
Miss Sylvia Summers, the star of
the company, though she appeared in
a somewhat difficult role last night,
made decided hit with the audience,
She is unusually pretty and attractive
and whether appearing as the pretty
young country girl. or the countrywide
wife or as the later educated woman,
she was right at home and displayed
unusual ability as an actress. Miss
Summers is surrounded by a strong
company and was given good support.
Tonight the company will present
"rhe Little Rebel which is one OF the
most pleasing plays IN the company 5
repertoire. being a good lively comedy.
The company, as a whole, is an I'M
usually good one and seemed to have
thoroughly pleased the andienceVlast
might.
Matinees will be given on Wednes-
day and Saturday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-31
NOTICE..

,teither the undersigned nor owners
will he responsible for any debts CON
tracted by any of the crews OF the
-. Harold or Dredge No. A., unless
atly onicd by an order signed by
oximate age r. - '
tenty-five years OF eoee Uncornorated)
my time of retireme1t ,aar
than that" lauchingly L.,
Democratic leader. Lo+
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of the authority confer
red upon me by a certain deed of
trust executed on Feb. 14th 1907 by
J B Long and wife Mamie Long to S
n Splvey, county treasurer and his
successor in Office, for two hundred
l22O.OO) twenty dollars, wherein 7
was made trustee, and which trust
deed appears of record in the chan
gerry clerks office Of Neshoba coun-
ty, Miss, in deed book 16, page 524,
| will on the first Monday in April
1910, in front ol the north door of
the court house in the town of
Philadelphia, within legal hours,
sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described land. to-wit:
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received until u o'clock
NJ. on the first Monday in April, 1910,
for working the following public
roads, according to plans and
specifications now on file IN my office
and as appears on the minutes Of
the Board Of Supervisors of Neshoba
county Miss ut pages 259 aud 260, viz ::
DISTRICTN MOL.
FIRST CLASS.
Philadelphia and Meridian, or
Daleville road from incorporation
line to beat line.
SECOND CLASS.
Philadelphia and Lake Burnside
road from incorporation line to river
bridge.
Contrcaturs will be required to
give bond as required by law. The
Board reservs the right to reject any
and all bids.
This the 10th day of March, 1910.
F. B. Devices,
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

w . of NV a less l6 acres on the
south end of Sec. 7, T. IL r. l3, con-
tanning 81 acres more or less.
This sale7will be made to satisfy
said debt and the cost of executing
this trust.
This the Sth day of Marth, 1910.
W NJ Lewis,
Trustee.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

Bargains III embroidery
and lace.
Henderson, MOldus Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31

The Famous Red Cross
Shoe you will find at d.
Casdans corner store.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-31
a Z SALE, . ,

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n dt