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341 Mclean ave sw.
ar, b. sta. 1850
1923 g ne. CRIB Ia. 40
6O3 l. ne. Or. ID fi16.5
522 9TH sw, Or. h. 2dfi15.JO
35l ii sw, 6r.w. 1850
415 LIST Sc, shop. 1900
400 L sw, Or. IL 30
So y So. Or. 1850
COLORED.
zoos 1Ith NV Or. b$1S.OO
40 ID Sc. Or. .14.5O
1884 I'd Sw, 6r.w.14.:O
1887 LIST Sc. Or. 1900
231 Sd sw, Or. =. 1880
1O4 18th st. NV.
w. ST. DIV. 1OR. $500
1890 Sd NV. Sr. -. 1880
2464 9th nw.Sr. so
1916 18th NV. Sr. .25.j so
94l l. nw,1r......25.@
732 9Th ne, Or. 30
Oil Fla av NV. Or. 81. 90
$40 10th Sc, Sr. %. so
34o3 Dent pl NV GRO. so
1917 G. sw. Or. 1850
81 Linworth pl. sw.6 Or
1850
800 W nw.7r. 1890
342 v sw,6r. ......16.5O
3255 Prospect av,irl6.5O
y. ave. NV. Phi. NJ. 40.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

GOOD FARM OF $50 ACRES: SPLENDIDLY
watered: 40 acres oak and chestnut timber
81 500 worth Of fruit: three miles from station:
good roads; highclass section; stone dwelling.
2 barns. tenant house. etc: price. $500
312 Evans bldg. 1920 n. Y. ave- NV.
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w., stor. & sta. $3.50
$50 NJ sw, Or. h. 1850
3O7 10th sw .6r, b,
INV h...........&.5O
70 F sw, Or. Is 30
1912 / ne, Or, w. 1870
rhos. P.Brown. Git 4l2sw
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1920 18th NV. st. dw$65. 90
80 18th NV. Sr. b.35. 90
1911 10th NV, 6r.b. 2S. 50
1850 Monroe NV,
Sr. b. II. .%.O 90
1900 18th sw. sto. 5000
S26 9TH ne. Tor. b. 20. 80
SOS LIST NV. 1r.b . 30
1914 18th NV. Or. n. f2. On
2427 h NV, Or. h. % 30
1905 Az sw. sto. dw25. 90
Oil I'd NV. CRIB. .22.JO
$40 18th sw. Or. b. 2df20. 80
912 + ne. Or. b. 20. 30
600 7 sw. CRIB. 1880
AS NJ sw, Or. h 1890
JOHN QUINN co.
FOR RENT-12sO 18th
1923 Sth NV. Tor. 1886
36n5 Ga av.NorwoOd.
11r ........... $3.50
251S Ga av,redcd, 6r2.5O
1921 9th NV Or. :. $50
441Neal p1. st. DIV, 5r2o. 90
1908 Fla av.ne. Or. 3. so
800 y II av, 1r.. 2.J
3332 y NV. Tor. q. 80
213 III ne. Or. ..-...19.5O
1877 I ne Or. 1880
1902 10th nw,6r. 1850
So Myrtle ne. Sr.. 100
1904 4th Sc, st. DIV ,6r16.5O
1870 18th NV, Tor. SO. 90
A. :. CAYWOOD, 80 y,
Is"
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. w. LINKINS.
1714 Pa. ave. NV.

Y. LINkINS,
ave. NV.
a. 3r. b. %. so
NV. % O. 5r. b. %. so
NW,21321a II, 5f. b. 20. 50
VITA Pa av, Sd
q, 3r, b. .0.50
NW.1221 Otis pi.
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NW.2114 Fl. 15stalls5O. NJ
NW,2l27 G.. rear. 1000
STORES.
NW.1713 Pa av, stO. SO 80
NW.1715 Fla av. store
and fat ....... .25. 90
2127 G.bakery & st25 90
NV. 1920 s. shop. 1880
OFFICE ROOMS.
NW,910 10th, % A. 80. 80
NV. Wareh's. 2 e'h32.30
W.stOrage rm. :. g. 90
COLORFD TENANTS
NV. 1922 18th. Tor. b40 90
NW.1023 21st. Or. b. 81. 50
NW.SOO N Fl Az,
nat. Or. b. ......1 1850
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xIl4 III.
NV, SIG 18th, lar. 2b75.0o
NV. POPS G., 11r, b. 80. 20
NW.174O Cor. Or. b. $3.50
NV. 2414 Pa. av,
lar, b. .......... 40. 80
NV. 732 21st.11r.b.4O 40 "a
NW.2114 H.1Or. %. $3.50
NW.3517 10th. Sr. 30. so
NW,528 22d. Sr, b.32.60
NW.S1 G. 7r. b. 1880
NW.910 \. eb. Or. b. so. 30
NV. 4315 Ga av. 6r. b3O. 50
NV. 1920 Pot. 12r. b. 80. so
NV, 2223 Fl, 5r.w.17.50
NV. 2425 n. Or. w.16.O0
NV. 1920 I. Or. w.15.@
Sc. 322 8 c av. Or. b. q. so
Me- IS @. CRIB. 1850
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.
Col and Quarry roads.
3 4 4 rs. .....42S. so up
NV, 202O G.. 5r. h
tparquet f1oOrs). 40. 80
NW.1724 Pa av. "a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
INFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED. e,so
172O 18th ST. NV, rooms and pain. ~ 80
GET s. Q. ave- Sc. rooms ana patn.' '$fV'V
UNFURNISHEI: .,oo ~
1881 L st. NV. II rooms ami na'ns- ~ 90
1643 18th ST., 10 rooms and hath.
22S 18th ST. s.w.. rooms and batn ...'' $S.'5
125 9th ST. ne. 8 rooms and bath. S1o.;O
1905 sth st. NV. sr: and hath; $|''oo
PHYSICIANS Off rs.
The Addison. 922 18th St, Or. * ST. SO and $40
COLORED TENANTS ..oo,
1860 Oregon ave-, lOr. and bath so 0o
3:3j L St. NV, ST. and bath. Wv
WEAVER BROS. 73j 18th St NV
HOUSES FOR RENT-COLORED.
1923 Linden st. ne. 6r and b.. coi"rcd -. 90
1927 Linden st. me-. Or. and h.. coiored 1U-2 o.
1870 d st. Sc, 6r. and b., colored lo.oo
$3.50 Jun St. A"'' ' ~ $50
1872 h.,,o ON 81. NV ''.' ~ 1880
oaoa I, st N m ar and h ....... 2O.5O
FRANK r. RAWLINGS co. Inc.
1925 New York ave. NV.
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$40 Col I'd. Or. b. .21 80
1893 Newton ne, 7r2O.50
Is Todd pl ne, LIST
n. 5r. b. 10. on
529 18th ne. Or. b. 1880
1854 Morse re, Or. 1880
235 14th Sc, Or. b. rs. SD
1906 Ontario I'd, Or, b22. so
CES.
ding. Modern.
ING CORPORATION,
nd G..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.

Dor RENT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 1O1
Md. ave- ne: rooms and bath; rent, $5S;
unfurnished. $3.50.
Beautiful house OF g and two baths;
handsomely furnished: 2sO4 18th st. NV; rent
ST.: unfurnished. so.
4. +. FOX COMPANY, Rental Agents.
Anoxro Realty bldg. 1911 III st. NV.
Call-phonc -write-for complete rent list.
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& GARRETT.
ave. NV.
604 B't'n't NV. Or. b45. 90
1928 10th NV, Sr. b. 81. so
53S LIST Sc. ST., b. 80. so
634 b sw, Sr. b.. 80. 80
1917 10th NV. Sr, BIZ 80
1927 NJ av NV Or, b25. so
633 X ne. Or. b. rs. 90
1902 G ne, Or, b.....22. 80
1441 G ne, Or. b. ..20.0
1888 10th NV. Or. 20. 80
$40 18th se.7r.....1S.j0
123 18th ne, Or, b. b. .14.O
rs.
1927 Sd nw.5r.b.. $3.50
22 Todd pl ne, 5r, b. 1900
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FOR RENT - CORNER HOUSE: 6 ROOMS.
bath; colonial porch: 914 3rd ST. me-; to a good
tenant. $21 30. OWNER. at 712 eth NV.
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FOR RENT-1631 MARION ST. NV: a ROOMS
and bath; ami. bet 9th and Ith- n and y
SITS: rent. s23.5O. Inquire 1892 9th NV Ike
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FOR RENT
II" ST. III rooms and bath ..... SAT 80
Ioil 18th ST.. 10 rooms and bath 40 5O
IN me repair. Will rent to responsible col
Ored family. "
ANTON HEITMUL.LER. 1907 14tb ST.
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FOR RENT.BY THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
LEE ID. LATIMER n SWTTI

IbE'RENT-
l"1l Corn. ave.. 1sr. & 2 baths stable. .3166 q
80 81 NV 10 rooms aud bath. 1000
80 - ,,fth 81 NV. IL rooms and BATH. $50
Us .lmont road. Tor. and 2 baths a6 <
~ nIIiFer pI-, 10 rooms and bath 500
% Vn.hc! pr ne, D rooms ard bath.... 2S.5
:" Quincy NJ ne. rooms and bath. %
TYLER & RUTHERFORD dnc.).
W 40 18th ST NV. ''-
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOD
1921 y. Y.
737 18th NV, Or. b. 1878
1929 Newton, Tor, b. AZ. so
1135 NJ av NV. Or, b35. 90
1917 10th NV. Or. b. 30. 90
6O3 N J av NV, Or. b30.OO
3O4 C ne, Sr. b. ....2I.0
$500 C'nter NV. Or. b25. 50
756 LIANT NV. Or, b. $3.50
31S 10th Sc. Or, b. ...22.5O
322 + Sc, .21 90
1349 F ne. Or. b. -. 30. so
412 + Sc, Or. 1850
FLA
Gil PIX I'd NV .5r, b20. 90 |
1107h LIST NV .5r. b. 2O.5O
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FOR RENT-6-ROOM BRICK. ONLY &1S.
COS st. ne; mod. imps.; good repair.
Key next door at Go.
g F. w. TUCKER & BRO. go A ST. ne.
FOR RENT
22O4 18th st. NV.
1T., bath. cellar: large yards shed; $22. so.
Apply 1915 St NV.
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MEDICAL.

lieved by using DIR. Dayton's Rheumatic Tab
let's. Price 81 per box. postpaid DAYTON
MEDICAL CO.. Mediapolis, Iowa.
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0 o. . at no 5r and b.. white. s1s OO
a. 3d or no ar and b. white 16. so
Of. Oh ct ne ar and b. white .... 1890
Iiso Let Of w A. and h. colorpd. %. Is. 90
is39 Cbnncb ar ny br and b. col. . "A 80
1920 st: ne. Or. and b.: colored 1917
FRANK r. RAWLINGS Co. Inc,
1925 New York NV.
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OAs AsA~N
431 9th sw, 11r,b$35. 80
43S 9th sw.1r.b,g.25.50
1909 ~ sw. sto, dw2J.j0
636 II ne. Or. big. .2j. 80
357 L sw. 6r. big. 80
621 F sw. 6r. Big. .20-5O
497 III sw, Or. w, g. 10. so
zoos Va av sw, Or,
b. g.....-..---.1S $50
492 NJ sw. Or. w.g.15.5 80
1851 F sw. 6r,g.15.J0
$40 n sw. Or. IS. 30
40 Sth sw.6r.b.g. 20. 30
1890 S Cap sw Or.
b. G. 1890
503 f Sc. Or. . ID. 20
4s7 X sw. 5r. s. 1880
1909 G sw. 5r.w.s. 1870
1857 I'm sw.w,s. 10. 80
124S Half Sc. Or. 1880
4S2 NJ sw, Or. w. 8. 1o-5o
COLI
1854 Sd sw, Or. .s.14.J0
pol Va av sw .6r.w.15.5H
236 l. sw. 6r.w. 100
4S611a l. sw. Or ". s12.50
1893 ID sx. Ar. sta. 10. 30
1913 Tn sw. 5r.w.s SLIGO
X 33S c sw. Ar. w. g 30
1881 s Cap. Ar. w.S.JO
IL o sw. Ar. W. 600
q III PARK L
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T Ot KEN l.
1925 r ! av ne. 2-story
detached frame. $35. 90
652 Irving. 6r. b. 30. 30
COL p NV, Sr, b. $3.50
235 Sth he, Or, b. 1900
1912 18th NV, Or, b.
hot-water heat. .26. 90
26S0 Ga av. Or. b.22.50
OFF
McLachlen bui
McLACHLEN BANK
10th q
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
Is This Possible?

Editor lIHeS'
see in your valuable paper Of last
week that you think Boone County
has as clean a set of candidates as
any one could wish, / endorse
what you say and believe you are
right, But what about hcelcrs and
boodlers loaded with red liquor
and silver quarters that followed
the canvass in the north part OF
this county last week punching the
voters in the ribs and whispering in
their ear and advising them how to
vote from I, $, Senator down to
township committeeman, ! would
advise the voters to shun such ad.
yisers for they have not the interest
Of the people at heart but they
would like them to take the booze
and quarter and they will stick the
long green down in their own pock.
cts,
They have an ax to grind and
would like Committeeman of this
county to turn the grindstone while
they grind their aXex by recon-
mcnding to the governor who to
appoint for Election Commissioners
in this county for the September
election, so that the Democratic
ticket may be defeated, but they
cannot handle u majority Of the
Committeeman and think in the
end the air castle will fall nat, /
see in last weeks TIMES, Mr., Shinn
as Chairman says the fullest invest
igation Of poll books, tickets, etc.
will be made in case Of q contest
! say, Amen, ! think such inycsti,
cation ought to be made even if we
have TO summon each voter in such
township to appear before the Com.
mittce and swear them and read
the tickets TO them and see if their
ticket reads like it was voted for
we all know there has been a shunl,
ing Of poll books and tickets in the
past, JACKSON TOWNSHIP VOTER,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

For years the people Of Arkansas
have elamorcd lorlclorn in our as.
sessing system and it is one Of the
yagaries Of politics to find that as
soon MS we have a chance to accom-.
plish this reform by means Of the
Turner.Jocobson bin all manner Of
captious opposition develops. The
bill is similar TO one adopted several
years ago in Ohio and for which
Gov Harmon has received much
credit It proposes exact fairness to
all, will reach the taN.dodgng class
in high places, and lower the taxes
of the masses The wonder is that
any one opposes it,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
w. K. SURRIDGE,
OfLawrence County
---FOR---
Commissioner of Mines, Manufacturers
and Agriculture.
OF Lawrence County

Anotiyc born Arkansas who has fought his way the
front from among the common people
He is honest, competent and worthy He is fighter for
good government and a clean administration,
His opponent has been Secretary of the Arkansas Pcncnt
iary Board for several years and drawing good salary
The people know Of the scandals reported from time to time
about the pcntcotjory and its management NuI scd'
Surrdgc has served his county two terms Clerk and two
Sheriff and has the unqualified support Of prominent
in all parts Of the state besides the unanimous endorsement
of the Lawrence County Democratic Central Committee His
opponent unable carry his ward for the Committee
the city election in Little Rock and has yet pro-
duce endorsement from his County Central Committee In
spite Of these facts he is asking for of her most important
state Offices
Ayotc for Surridgc will be vote for clean man with
clean record That means something 20 honest people,
Vote for SURRlDGE, He's Winner
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

lr Is estimated that there are over
ten million children in the United
States between the ages Of IS and
q, and a good proportion of these
donot know how 60 anything very
well and do not want 60 do any
thing very much; their productive
capacities have been only partly de.
yclopcd, They are drifting from one
temporary occupation TO another.
Although they are minors they have
no protection as such and are at the
mercy orcycry employer who wants
their time and their energy because
1t is cheap, Their only idea Of an
education il that BY means Of it
they may attain a life idleness
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

A THING has happened, according
to reports, that increases our ad.
miration for the country editors OF
our State, Our readers will rcmcm.
ber our references n few months ago
10 the fact that the liquor forces had
offered free plate matter 60 the
county papers This matter, OF
course, was to show that Statewide
prohibition is u failure Very few Of
our county papers took the bait.
Nearly all positively declined to use
such matter Later they were Nps
preached by the same forces for ad.
vcrtising contracts by the line, inch
and column This they also turned
down, Now the AntirSaloon League
has asked the cooperation Of these
editors by way Of publishing State
wide prohibition news items, and O3
of these papers have accepted the
Anti-Saloon League service, doing
gratis for prohibition a service that
the liquor forces offered TO pay for,
Stand by your county editor. Pay
him and encourage him. He Is
worthy He is generally on the right
side, Baptist Advance,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
A Cold. LnGrIppe. then pneumon Ia

Is too often the fatal sequence, and
coughs that hang on weaken the syss
TEN and lower the vital resistance,
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is
a reliable medicine that stops the
cough promptly 10y healing the eausci
soothcs the inllOmcd air passages, and
checks the cold, Keep always on
hand sold by Gollman n Kirby,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

"A tight feeling Ia the chest ae.
compancd by short, dry cough, m.
dicalcs an inlOmcd condition In the
lungs, To relieve It buy the dollar
aiae BALLARp'8 lloRRuouNp SyRupI
You get with each bottle a free HRRs
RIeK's KRD pBppER p0Rus PLASTER
for the chest, The syrup relaXes the
tightness aud the plaster draws ont
the inflammation, lis an ideal COM
bination for curing colds settled In
the lungs, Sold by Cof.man " Kirby
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

A MEMORIAL Association formed
for the purpose will erect n bronze
statute of heroic size in front Of the
state house at Nashville to the
memory Of Edward W GOrmoek
former Senator from Tennessee
whose murder in 1908 upset the
tate,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
Endorsement of
J. Sam Rowland

Harrison, Ark, March 20, 1912
Voters the Northwest Arkansas Railroad Comm
Districts
We and Democratic of Boone County Arkansas
in view of the publication of circular letter by Guy b. Tucker purpo
by c. Robinson attacking the Democracy friend
fellow citizen the Hon Sam Rowland who is candidate for Rail
Commissioner this district beg leave that well
quanted with Mr. Rowland have known him for and know
him be high moral character good citizen good Demo
and well qualified fill the office for which he candidate and
every respect worthy of your support
The Democrats this surrounding counties have heretofore
ported Rowland time they have had opportunity do
and they will gladly support him in the coming primary election
Yours Respectfully,
~ Alexander County Judge
], NJ. Shinn Chairman Dem, Cen, Com,
b. B. udgn eX.rairoad commissioner OF Arkansas
Ben +. McMahan, ex. Circuit Clerk
Robert 7. Dopson Circuit Clerk
w, F. Mitchell Deputy Clerk U, 5, Court,
NJ H. McAlser, Central Com from Harrison
D. r. Waynick, Pastor Presbyterian Church
J. NJ. Wagev, Asst, Cashier Peoples Bank
W. S Petit Asst Cashier Citizens Bank
Albert S. ZONES, Bookkccpcr Citizens Bank
Jno, A, Womack, Pastor, NJ, Z, Church South
A. NJ Hathcock NJ. D. c, L, Hall, Merchant
/ B. Eagle, Farmer John Lynn, Grocer
W II, Watkins Druggist p, 6. Johnson, Farmer
Robert b. Castor, Teacher J. B. Holder, Conccioncr
l. A Nicholson, Grocer /. {, Holt Grocer
Newt Nicholson, Grocer { L. Glincs, Icwclcr
4, J. Walters jr. Merchant Troy Watkins cwecr
J. b Parker, Hardware D, L, Evans, NJ D.
Chas. Capps, Hardware W. l., Sims, Ih G,
!. H. Fowler, NJ, d Il, ", Mlum, Merchant
no. 7. Crumplc Merchant {. +. Wilson, EMCounty Clerk
John H. Roy Election Com, W., J. Myers, Pres, Peoples Bank
Alex. {. Hull, EX Sec Of State r. Newman, Editor Times
! A Jones' d S, a, J. Vance, NJ, D.
{ NJ Rouh Sec Cen Com n. A. Freezing, County Clerk
Will Co1man County Treasurer A. C. Brooks, Justice of Peace
Ben NJ Estes EXRepcsenatye W, Andrews Justice of Peace
A. Walters, Sr, Merchant WA Taylor
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
A COMPARISON.

Statement of Court Expenses and
Fines for the Fourteenth Judicial
District, during 1910 and 1911,
compiled from the records by S. W.
Woods, candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney:
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

BEWARE of the man who comes
around just before the primary with
some startling story to change your
vote, lie is usually false alarm,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
Telephone Batteries,

Get your telephone dry batteries
from the Boonc County Hardware
Co, They have u full stock
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS;

ANNOUNCEMENTS;
The TIMES is authorized to
nounce the following candidates
the various Offices as follows, subj
10 the action cf the Democratic par
For CONGRESS
Hon. J. c. Floyd
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
S. w. Woods
Gus Sewel
For REPRESENTATIVE
J. Lloyd Shouse
B. M. Estes
w. S. Allen
For COUNTY JUDGE
S. N. Alexander
For CIRCUIT CLERK
M. II. Trimble
Charles A. Penix
B. E. Ferrell
Fred w, Walker
Marvin Hathcoat
For SHERIFF
J. W. Helm
Jacob Reed
For COLLECTOR
Ben Rowland
For County CLERK
N. A. Freezing
For ASSESSOR
f. NJ. Roberts
w. T. Thomas
T. A. Morris
Sam Holmes
Walter Young
David Roberts
L. M. Martin
John S. Dodson
FoR COUNTY TREASURER
Will Cofman
FOR SURVEYOR
Thos. M, Jones
For CONSTABLE
Dee Edmonds
For ROAD OyERsEER (South Hn,)
Dick Grain
For MARSHALL or llkRRlSoN
C. B. Parker
Bert Taylor
7. A. Speer
W. M. Keith
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

Why not see a, y, Woodruff II
you want TO save money, He will
sell you Rugs, Carpets, Mattings
aud Furniture for less money than
you can buy elsewhere,
The Harrison times., 1912-03-23

Remember the organization Of
the Champ Clark Club tonight,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-08-15

The Thirteenth Annual reunion
of the Pioneers Association of
Bon Homme County will be held
at Bon Homme near the school
house monument, Wed. August
28th, 1912. Everyone is invited
whether a member or not. There
will be a stand on the grounds
where a lunch can be purchased
by those who do not care to bring
their dinner. Coffee. cream and
sugar will be furnished free. The
following program will be carried
out. 10 a. m. music.
Prayer by the Chaplain Rev. E.
A. Bouska.
Address of welcome by Rev. A.
A. Warner.
Response by Hon. F. A. Morgan. .
Reading.
Music.
Address by Col. John L. Jolley
of Vermilion.
Music.
11:30 a. m. Business meeting.
II m. Dinner. Social hour and
informal talks by old settlers in
cluding a report by the historian
Hon. James II. Stephens.
2:30 p. M. Music.
Reading.
Short address.
Presentation of premiums.
81 'ging, America.
Benediction.
Premiums will be given to the
oldest man and woman settler in
Bon Homme County present.
$3.50 p. ~. Baseball game.
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$1,000 REWARD = $1,000

for gi, ing information or catching
any one hunting before the season
opens, or without a license.
Sportsmen try and help to keep
the "sooners" from killing birds
before the season opens.
G.. J. Kelly, Co. Game Warden.
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G. Kelley, Sheriff fees -- 2 90
9 Kelley, Sheriff board and
care OF prIsoners- 1871 90
Tyndall Printing Co. printing 25o
n3u
DR.. r NJ Blezek
medical care of r. Dostel.- "a %
l. L. Wagner Dep Sheriff
fees in Cradle case ID 90
G. Fl. StiIlwill P NJ stamps
for Auditors office. 2S44
Jos Matuska, dIaying q 10
Mich Radsk, hrdwre for 10 - 7.62
Avon Clarion. printing w 526
Avon Clarion. printing $50
y Fl Queal Lumber O.,
LUMBER, etc lS7. l6
DrJ D. Hollingsworth
medical care Of Mrs. Thom-
son, amended to---- 1900
He'll & Son, mdse for Mrs
Ihom pSon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
Mrs T. Jones. care and board
Of Mrs Thunpsnr & family.
dmeuueu I'D ------- IL OO
Frank Ptak, coal for Mrs
Ih0mpSUn- 40
On motion the ] of p report of
stephen FlaVIn in case of John Nc
MILAN was accepted.
Dakota Central Phone Go,
phone, rent and messages
for iuIV 10 75
Tyndall Electic Plant current
for courthouse and Jail for
july oU
Fullerton Lumber %.
lumber and culverts Co. --- 4o4 90
Al Jezewski, member Of school
Oaro IA
Al Jezewski, assessor f"r the
town OF Tabor 60 90
Mccormick Auto Co.
auto hire ---------.- 34Oo
Tyndall Register
County printing ---.- 50 25
Scotland Journal, printing $500
Tyndail Hrdwre Co,
hrdwre for Co & poor farm 2495
John HrachUvec, blacksmith
work for Co o 866
Moved and seconded, that the liquor
bond OF Sam Seeley be tabled until
next meeting. mutton carried.
On motion the following Commits
stoner bills were allowed:
q. N McCollum, Commission
er salary and mileage 4o.6o
Jos V. Wagner, Commissioners
salary and mlleage ----- 1880
n. G Gum, Commissioner
salary and mileage --------- l6 on
Phillip He'll, Commissioner
salary anu mileage 25 10
Chas Dirks, Commissioner
salsry and mile re-------- 20 5O
G s Kelley, Sheriff attending
Commissioners rs------ 300
| On motion Board adjourned sine die.
Attest J.J. Maus Dep, Co Auditor
G. N, McCollum, Chairman
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You have been dealing with us in
the past and have always given
you full value for your money and
a square deal. This has been our
policy i'm the past and shall in the
future. Be at home i'm our store.
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Farm for Sale.

200 acres near Wagner, S. D..
All first class land; 100 acres un-
der cultivation. $4,000 per acre.
J. A. Wagner, Tabor, s. D.
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Tyndall S. d. Aug. 8, 1912

Tyndall S. d. Aug. 8, 1912
Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment, Pre-
sent:- o. N. McCollum, Chairman,
Jos v. Wagner, Phillip He'll, Chas.
Dirks. III. G.. Gum, J. J. Maus Dep.
County Audi or and ]. C. Kelley
Sheriff On motion the following
bills we're allowed:
New York store, mdse for
Henry Harms 22O
Dodge Corrugated Iron Co.
for one road drag ------- 13.40
On motion Board adjourned to one
oc'ock P. M, Attest =. ~.
J. J Maus Dep. Go. Auditor
q. N, McCollum, Chairman
Afternoon session. Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment. Present full Beard,
Den Co. Auditor and Sheriff. On
Motion following bills were allowed:
The salaries Tor the various County
officials for the month of July 1912.
On motion Board of County Com
missioners adjo nned as such Board
ana met an Board OF Education with
G e Muller Dep. Co Supt. presiding.
On motion the petition Of Frank T..
Kocer and others to change the
boundaries OF school districts No. IA .
II 81 and ~ so as to create a new
school district out of above mentiones
districts was rejected. On motion
Board OF Education adjourned as
such Board and nent Is Board of
County Commissioners On motion
the following members were appoint
ed a committee Of three TO view the
Road between the sections 80 and 20
aud Bland 81 Twp, Range bs, to- wit:-
JOS v Wagner. Fl G.. Gum and
Phillip He'll On motion following
bi Is were allowed; -.'
z'"n CITY Supply Go. .. =. ..
stationery for Go. Judge Its
j.. + Haney, grading 5000
J. e Haney. ---. 1000
H. l. Petrick - 900