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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

~ ih, Dinsp lssuf ~ rHfm hnd
tfo4se % amifihuiDf pirfes ihr fA
nelnF pi.R ff tNo 0nmpi,i, aunuilHn
aI ihf hHelel ls q malanrs
iu aumr ulaINH IifHf.0 lHu fclinaa
tH .nsi fHa sH.Ienif aifNntn nud 4iin
tfn tlum stamford ~ mriaure
h.Es hran aiauoi tof mhmpie pol'
a fafs nnl .ama other artIDl0a tfe
rHshf snd enl1 uroolf hY tur uun
1f detahf in thr Wrrt
rhu mm pIadulie might better ha
suli aed mrunffd ~ fhr pHund r
huNdfd pounds iHib0f ihan hf bFu.
iaH np 100 Dl8 HHmHeiHinn Goat So
ni.asnfD ng ihe ulahel nteu nsFs
shsu.a hs anid ns w,lsN lnaitnd 20 iH
th. 1antn
m Waniana ihey eaY uaia 1m
worth ftH tuAaf if lhn if mrfni
$3.50 pef nunafed pounds 1900 thm
alau 80. Yuu httn eu fnuF wHN'n
a.ti4 bilahrls ~ rhert iiY npAi ihf
m.an lhetp are 5000 pounds ur sfit
al,iirn iN weithf
HNan0af feHilv mo,an~'H hr ihs
hnahrl ans mote Most rrfiuH eve
mslaur,d m iffm2 81 leml w"lHhia
ntf bushaI tnd ihHn tfstelaied back
uam uto terms ~ nei0si pounds
rbis nt.nasliHi,H rHuniairlui uai
III ,umpuilne enc sn"uef wo goo ovi
a0.feD uf hNour nul abolish 'hn fl'
nl thurti huahei fbe hritrl ve welt sl
f.ul thuu tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
a1oN1 ol 4 eoaIlaIla FAnNra

b. iha oansm m w fana rnt
tlH.laa e e0HNtuiar trNa aa n+
iaaa ah0at d lfma ala Dam0a as
neaf i4Hf e eanfanfta hrmnf aa
aus ono ho kn.0 Taf.HIn 81 sn
Dtiuafi
ain Hnaih Ceaifai N ffamnaHHf
lifts a fsfn..f. us aifH li nfe ehIs
dtsn 49, str li. a.a.,.l IL. l..'Ns ib-
aaistslt aAinlsa ihIf Sos hafl So
discovered Nt afI.toi $50 la.m hi
mamie Iui Ia la4 i.al t.nas a0d Isl.
h.t. ttaea taIm na rnnHen 900
,t..f anaaah &. if 1t,fa lf .uf unl
~ snfine ihfg o. r.nt.fsI
.sfha hrsa 81 fhs hmUf ns mf
m.,it Aafslsrs.r ia naii iaun
lt.s r. safflhl.t. aUH o. aa maf ff
isan tsan asa nfmaf u 81. .ni mt
tlfa afn ln f4u mfNe a. rm
So. waa nau.a hi ftn srn
ltsa ln thn n..l HUn. i.ia wn inl
farm. ana u slIIl .an.l.f.d Dn. uf in.
nmuf rhau fn iaa fauns urmai
fi.s d.aantstn a. ttat4InH m .
e..fhV a.h0H ant tta oIh nlnaa
sim 49, hDaaaaail SIS hna m.
4t. hsp, ~ tfsaf nn fhr nm.t eif
s.s thasrn maAda hflp 10 sometime
t.r.a a. ths daf
efh, vlf. l. q e.ann ~ hi.h iHfai.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
ECONOMY ~ 0sino Gas
% Not Keep oafnsfs Cong fun
Height Whus ceahlna


fhnrf arr efAUlal NnAH lp nhfH a.
hruHrkcesrf mas rrnnonafc ln lhf uae
af paa ManY Numrn hrpp hnrnrw sH
ius "a nu hoiHhi all thr ilnr good b.
e.,ahlns on 500 pf tho siots ~ boz tha
uso n sni also pormi ibe flame 'n tHrn
unfll ihr fss1 e removed Nne wastes
sas tu leatr ine hufnrr Bi fHu hhaU
afisf ihy kvtils 10 nuNlns when tH.
hulhns polni is teaened lhs flame mas
90 loMrrsd to ihe poini ahrfe "a Ntl
palniaiu stead, flame And inr ssme
l0ls n,as ne observed R fssafA te the
usen
in foehlnH invest foeds the lirr nndrr
ihr owen may he lafneA eat l,.'iafe 600
fa0d r. a0nr f0 ihs oven Wif RETAIN
aafrOi.ni hest iu ,smplrte ihe tooh
ina Whou frylnF meai and olhfr
is,,is an isp 10 the Aiate lhN sac uet
No turned eff several minutes hafut
removing ths fo.sd and ihe hett uialn.
"a wlfi hniwn 81 sufurlcnih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

loKatlou bolnH that ihe booAa had not
1gsp Assdlua fof me past cpfcn years.
when ll,f touff INST tif i.nsHtf arid
oiker Ufoprfsy oNptf prosecuted the
Stusspn ana u Nas ftieffe1 ~ the
saaae lfotlans 10 ine ufana ipry sst-
eppl days mifT the fBnd iuty report
81 nna Recommended iAat che court
appvet oonm'ito a. conduct the
audit
guaee iibptlns felauioA riI iAaf
recommendation appointed scenmlliee
* fiace tltftnn ~ f,utal foaniy io
make tie ap6lt ere fhste bflhs " ~
cunn AMI i'ha lllGtfy 81 fan Dies1
and u Ya.lla rals ~ ne0ati1ss
ThlS eHafhlliar shortly afterwards.
ftuafied % lAe foufi fhsf fpY epml
~ unable b suinalsie ihe tD1it Ia iht
flnse aptflnr1 ~ au nnj Hey sest4
thaf ~ eenf ash fha pta county
eaiumlxlenfu a. empla, iaf af+
taunlsnfs ie eenGsa itufsnsh aut
n 4f4t He slHH ftfetel fhs re-
fefi SAD referred D 81 iae Commission.
efe DDAu wih shf ssssiiah lAat the
recommendation BE- accepted FaHsnf
ifa tAaf afilen ttref accountants
psfe rar gf9. $3.50 thtf continued
iheif ldefa. wfl a.9sep 30 emeb
faaa 81 = aAssfi ihs ~ f4lia nefe
fsfen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

An FngiiahBnih eto sstlisa ln fsus
AZ llfnnsfta ~ we'll That b. Nas slun
stir % ssnd - gngiand enough nome.
~ ths passart ~ bic hfi8s Uu fh~
1aY she shauld have affited BE- af
az % fHs sisflpN So meet bsF sAlnIg
80 thsn made lnqaiuss aud Ultimately
8iseoysfsa tbsf shs lsadsa safety ~
s4slft baf ifN ihs ffaN "a nunffsI
plaeIn8 hst laasass in tne afiies there
in her oHn nkms 8p1 s1bHtl1efN5
fIslmina q q Mfs
50 81. nsns sfs save ~ tne fff9a1
secession as iaai ~ men rho ind
been smane hff ffiioa basssnesfs asf
Ola lptef % Hsi make fsuafI laqefi.
H4floea
There $40 singular pafaHsi io H0.s
in lttNi afas8f fafisf uaNfaa aHH All
engineer shD ha1 Dssn ln Aasffala
tHo m fhref years went o. aydnes 10
nlsei hia bride GAP bs Uhaas Dasaa g.
munfs De- laH afni fu EnNanH knf
b. $50 neef hef elfh mHH aruH4
aHa used pefsf fhs fga ha8 fUaa
in IeIe altn ath athaf guu1a ns
narr Hut shf at fhran aItf hef
HsffalhsI
f4uHllg interesting Nas llsf ~.
fnane. on sn prsnt iinsi Amana ue
emiHfanis were HH nlshmHn 900 t
FsHna aiiYa luHn4 ftf tAatnHs us
fumins atlaainffd BOZ fhr stiiB inr I'd
500 0saar uu misHtrd hsu iuh
.afn fht lindnaa lf IumQ.. 1900 r.an
ansfsHfl laHrd sn sffdea.ah eHs
aaa un bstft is mauf them
3 Ths apnd mHh sse nn nllffflnn. aul
iiis. Hlmsd ihs nanua In fhe nfeatufs M
. fne Interested raaaenasfa taf tne .an
btn interviewed and consequently tnf
fni fufis Hrf eri mffsrd NN lhrf
reached Melbourne
Thf Htliurr 90 liner nur0 HiepiaFt.i
mafe feudefuess AmuHF fha euiHftnfa
arfs pnupif nhe haA oiDp.l Al l
ehH Ifsuihie ihff 1nirsh fhsY mnftifd
meanNniir thff enuid Ha detained ti
sos YorH un1tf ine American n,mI
fntpn aa csc rtpiain approached 8
rlsnHfmau ahn ass Yn naafd anl boz
iu.o d him io prumlat 81, mafo fnf naH
msn ani elfe
thf .Hfaunuy foah niaea iu i..r e.l.n
fhr .lliain ,eiInr aH hsai nau anl OBJ,
alfer.n SWINE ihf nfide 4eHb sat
tlfh HaH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

David NufiHm ah tsNef nn hafsss
writes. 81 fellows. in tits eafffnl ISSUE
nf Frn nnd iassrIfs about ~ 1inE
HHress tp have go fes4 30 4uimnpiiIiea
90 eNf nfss nulr s fpai Nnefo Hp
iamshHss afe constantly patAiha flH
iaaf iHlna la o. b. f0 fle tufh horse
se.afslt tb fhs uaae.as fence ~ D ia
h CROUCH fu prevent hu from luinp
lHe over N nnd sifanF rnuuaH ip prs
4eHi Hla ffHm NfenAlHs a THs h4lisf
fmt AND She pafi iH which he ~ i'ed
nsat aita ut aif1nH After standing
tHtro ff rfrfal days BE- rii ns ihaf
snahlY afrHai aofd 90 ihe fsssles ~
auiumnell.s f Nsf paaa nltN saf
nDIent ut1afn.f he aiil Ntlums 30
HsoH % ih0m Dnai ns e.i eaf ala efain
ui art DuN.e them as tbsg gn
$3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
uAiHYiHn mont coMpllCArGo
THAN m rHr DAYS 90
ADAM AND tVS

les ins eufftnt iasNr isl thm tnn
llre.ldr lhe ntiiunN farm paper puh
/ shed at apiar0Dlt pmn % d hunrh.
aaaHlstt saiiiaf ~ chat puhleAiinn hs
,sna nea series ne attlglea entnled
rho Whie Whirlpool % o. ga b.
an altuuui of iha milk bufiness So
ass tbat the mlih uuslnpaa ID upstat
si nt what mv h' Da'ni the ffn ~
Nuh Producer a 'e" iN ius fun
lhefa nro lem psuncfs viuftiur sc1
rnilAt isaislniuf ntrr' lor mllh dfAl
81 tnmiosn ,arflrr sapph DEALER ceo
fnast philanih'Hpiai and pr'dufef
A't nureh h seine io eNAminc AN
ihtse pnfinefe nud lell Nhlan aiv tcal
81 ussnm tuuoWins Ia his iUsrudug
linn 81 his nrsl afalrie
~ iha hvaiuaips Adam anh hr
ue wlll sutgwsr bad tnW which, sup
pilea fhem WIN mts pf veur-r the
res i,eius e sli ID Use Creates. Vat
fhtF prvinaN m maft wiih u air
ihs slass - ihe uarden 20 E,irn Whis s.
nlo ves nev sWt aii Adam pna Nse
hsd sn to WAS b. miik N 500 e. Nss
iht milk which cpst thsm nnthpne css
csit tntie work ANA slan brpuahi thsr
aathna eNo.p thr aaisttg tan thai
i,aiatiblo fuud a'whsa eltee
frhsi s. ghe Mmplpe fnrn uf dau,
iur inaananie roaay lhe iaif,men
has mugh mmo a. io lic y, Isl moni
oaa.a MSS onn Srmet aiainB othoi
t,una nut d n turn ftfmrd ~ rthrs
lnlefssla attkIHa iu prAN bt hl. hhpf
ile sanpofts an armS vt manuiaetur
or ~ dalr, eappliss milk wholesalers
ud snysftiaaisat ANA ~ rVntflhute.
u ne suWsari 80 enc failrs,is cafm
ine tae milk
NMnat oi these easn'ies are ~ rea
ssnisc m tg,ulng mafkei Coo mtls
ana us ploauNa but the, alWaNs
ehasrs him tof shclr aerlvys 50 q. 4
aelrs man lsoas SHARPLY arouna hlln b,
tsaas ,het 40 has ErcAt MANY uam.
Nned .iatiResa lN With hlm
~ thc question what arr Ws selps
a. 10 al~,ut yisso arsncfnF lhe AN
ewcr la Make eNrN PARTNER prove ,hal
10 - nilnslne mnte into tho aair,
Z huslaesa than Dc sakns out &c a. q
he can prove lg h,l hln stay hos use.
sAl aad W. nvei hint Il ~ calue'
prove bis uselunesN vote him cut
Il Do nes aafNo with th.,ae uha
wovA have none hnt aairsnlon N lh.
frm Alak lgsslueer a ca, which 1.
a Vonyonleat nanny tos the sair, hu,i.
nsFx We nced distributors Inventors
lAplssnen adsef,lsers experts ~ "a
kinds net not ,ao manN snd lhs,
must be rpel experts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
TRYING II ON Tar cnANosItoR

An ulumlnatinx New Years taui
son, oa, hy l'rot Mesie rharg,o II ,he
seh,rl ~ journalism AZ the UnNtrsiiN
~ kansaS tcils this sNcgdotc
rNes the n. b ciFetiaaf AMI the
tlr>i ,hAneellor had Tcne A. we'd The
Kansas Namtal ~ the furnace ws.s
sntlns rpady - 80 om AZ lhs merrs.
meiFN NuletiAe eainV la niN Nor
san'a Ne3leese moVss sAiNsred ~tih
ghe ,sald
Just a. the thcrmoincseg elickoA olf
anoihsr aegrce In Wp rsNlsion down.
ward. she srlsphone FAns Cnwmding
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

In soc tufggAi lfsuF ~ fnnn Rnu
fifrudr CNnefd Is pafs sats ihtt
every farmer ebpuiA iwtc Hn piihe
Ne writes h part go toiinwp
"etefi farm hovpyof small should
hato un, cotHfr er 49, rpom eet aside
a. az affev Whete fiAns inr frgHe
business sizes mas ~ etatisd nnt
aaeh an pgeloe sap Ne hated m yncap
~. hui she Yragi, nsnefi's afs lnrail I.
nahlo Minv y only 49, hy 'en an
lonng lhe Kitchen. where rHn con
puli the flmlli or'talh ~ csnrts az
viii
"llurr on rainy days uf ai ui4ht "a
h4.f IL slammed Nuainaan nmliinrt af
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
way PAY CcN0REsSaCN TO
SEND our FARM sCEoSf

l@ ass rarrvnt Issue ~ fhfm na
flfsviss apgsags an eiivtsl aensna
lng that hsn ee anad Ia sha lff
i,stvihuuvn ~ faftta sefae IA veae
FfNssmen Foinwne a. An eNtfatt
rr,m sbe e,iitafiaii
fhe pe.ldllnN 90 eafslen etrat IS
snsAn huslny,e ~ 4 siAtevnsn hut W.
pay svgnc fo9r hauNrcs Coagrvmmsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

feuphn ~ nrh Who played nassc
ban srfiy YEARS aEa WAS held reccasy
TN Arlington b snnath ~ lansson Four,
teen old-slme hall teams wrsp srprs
ssnsed ~ the sssherlag.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

This leliowlns VI iahrn fn1m ihe ru
rent issue ot tnrm and rlr,all,
ilrre are seiae ukufra which show
whaf has lsfefae ~ the venus nvn ~
the past tss,rs 1raiuauus GLASS nuw
she WISCONSIN CAi,Ee of Nsffuiiufe
amov June tho twent, nse men ae
enWniea tvl naye se'slea a'wn ae mle
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
Last Chance ts.

The words Jamaica Mirror contain
Is letters. The name of the publisher,
Frank =. Hopkins, contains 13 let.
tiers. The words Casey and Dugan''
contain Is letters The heading Of
this item, Here's Good Luck" CON.
tains Is letters This number Of the
Mirror 10 issued on the 18th of the
month In the 18th year Of the CEN
tury, the last chance to make such a
combination for q hundred years.
When We get few more subscriptions
we shall have IS thousand. Jamaica
Mirror.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

drinks are dispended from common
cups without proper cleansing,
This is the season when street
dust land flies are at their worst
and the department intends to stop
the sale of foodstuffs from open
stands on streets or in other places
where the foods are exposed to
dust or flies. Last week in Nit
ehell on the occasion of Ringing
Bros. shows there Commissioners
Frary and his inspectors caused
thetarrest of the six street vendors
who started to do business amid
the flies and dust which rose in
clouds from the streets. All were
found guilty of violating the sanir
tary food law and fined. In Sioux
Falls the following day the COM
missioner closed all street hambur
ger stands. The spread of disease
BY flies and and dust is now a pref
ty generally accepted fact and the
street stand with its accompani-
ment of dirty utensils, dirty hands
dirty grease, filthy flies and dust
is to be a thing Of the past if the
food and drug department receives
the support Of the county officers
ID enforcing the law.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

In accordance with the provision
of Article IL, Section 40, Revised
School Laws, the county superin-
tendent announces a Teachers In
stitute to convene at Tyndall, Aug
ust oath and to continue through
August 2Sth, 1914. Program
will be arranged TO accommodate
applicants for First Grade Certifi-
cate at the regular examination
August 1928 and 20.
Gilbert g. Fites,
st County Superintendent.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Vermillion Letters are being
sent out this week from the Office
Of the state food and drug depart
ment here by Commissioner Frary
to the states attorneys and sheriffs
of all counties in the state calling
upon these officers 10 assist in the
enforcement Of the state sanitary
law The commissioner is asking
The 6tlicials 10 give special atten-
ton to street stands where ham
burger or hot dog sandwiches are
sold and where lemonade and other
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
Amlabis Court Witness.

A Maori woman who gave evidence
ut strattord, New Zealand, inquest
showed a degree OF amiability some
what rare in the witness box. When
she faced the. fury, she made remark,
which, on being interpreted. was
found to be a wish that health, wealth
and prosperity might ever abide with
the jury individually and collectively.
After finishing her evidence she again
voiced the wish before leaving the
box.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
County School Notes.
BY supt. G. G. Fites.

In districts where it has been
the habit to have school begin the
first week in September, they will
need to begin their school this year
on the S1st day of August. We
rather favor the idea Of beginning
schools early in the fall.
Fred Ness, clerk sceool District
No. 81, Fulton, S. Oak. is carry
inc an advertisement in the Sioux
Falls, Press for an experienced
teacher. His district offers $50. 90
per-month for second grade and
$1,000 for q first grade. This is
in Miner County. So far as we
know there are no extra teachers
available in this county who can
meet the above requirements.
The papers published an article
last week telling of the destitute
circumstances of Belvs Lockwood.
it will be remembered that at one
time she was q candidate for the
presidency of the United States.
This revives the old subject of .
womans right to hold the. office.
Few people know that the constl-
tuition is silent regarding the sex
of the president of the United
States. g.
s This week closes the vacation
period for a great number of
teachers. Next week will fined
the teachers Of Bon Homme Coun
ty and many other counties of the
state attending Institute, and the
week following they will be busily
engaged in organizing their res
pective schools for the year.
On next Wednesday, August 26
at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon,
we will present the eighth grade
graduates with their diplomas.
We expect to have w. M. MAR,
superintendent Boys and Girls
Clubs for South Dakota, with us
at that time and he will bring the
boys and girls message of good
cheer. We should like to have a
great number of parents present
at that hour.
We are still looking for written
reports from several of our Club
members. We want to impress,
upon their minds the necessity of
these reports. These will have
much weight in determining the
prize winners during the winter
corn shows.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

NJ 81 Hauge, blacksmith work "a 70
Dakota Central Phone Co., phone
rent and messages 10 %
On motion Board adjourned to i
O'Clock p. M. -
Attest. @. e. stoddard County Au!
ditor. b. g, Gum, Chairman.
Eaf Afternoon Session. bin
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present full Board, County
Auditor and Sheriff. U.s.
Board spent considerable time in
the consideration Of making Lhe final
payment TO the A. N. Void Go, = VI
Moved and seconded that the new
Courthouse building be accepted and
payment In full Of sl07s9.ss be made
the A. M. Void Co., subject to, the
guarantees provided for in the con-
tract and specifications, motion car;
rled.
On motion following bills were al
lowed. gS.
o. e. Plumb, assessor, 80 90
Stanley Kramar, Dep. assessor u %
Jos. Schwarz, architect, final pay w
ment on contract, 425 90
Tabor Independent, printing, 50 %
]. l.. Koch Drug Co. medicines a 90
Hsrm Klima, quarautiniDg Q so
Moved and seconded that the store
of Q. q. Max Of Scotland be appointed
q school book depository and his bond
OF $4,000 be accepted and approved,
motion carried.
On motion following Commissioner
bills were allowed
n, g. Gum, Commissioner salary
and mileage, Ia 80
@. N. McCollum Com salary
and mileage, Is go
jos V.%Wagner, Com salary and
nileage, 9 20
Chas. Dirks, Commissioner sala-
tryand mileage, Ia so
On motion Board adjourned sine
die.
Attest:.;;c. =, stoddard, Co. Auditor.
90 Fl. g. Gum, Chairman
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Il Pierre, S. d., Aug. II. The
right to sign petition of an inde-
pendent candidate for Office is linn
tied by the provisions of section
1903 of the political code, which
prohibits anyone signing such pc
tition who has taken part insthe
nomination of any other candidate
for the same place at primary
election. Under that act, no one
who took part in the March pri-
maries is eligible to sign a petit
tion of nomination of an indepen-
dent candidate for the place, and
that his signature would not be
valid. st
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
Auto Repairing.

All kinds Of auto repairiDI
done at the Tsbor Motor CD
Bring jim your machine and hsT
it fixed By an experience man 1
that its will rpm like new. Al
work carefully done. Satisfad
ton guarantee
PAqlS a Musil'
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
phielal Proceedings Board Of County
Commissioners.
Tgndall S. D. AUG, lath l9l4,

IynuaII .. y, aug, 1obu Io4ai
Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment to ad-
journment. Present. n. G. Gunn,
Chairman, @. N. McCollum, Jos. v,
Wagner, Chas Dirks, T. p. abbott,
q. e. Stnddard, County Auditor and
IT,, Il Wagner Sheriff.
On motion following bills were al
lowed
Henry Radack grading roade sTA 90
Thcs Bouska, dragging roads "a 90
Uhastka Bros shades fer new
Courthouse, SIS 90
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
NOTICE.
State OF South Dakota,
County of Bon HOmme. eO
M COUNTY, COURT.

In the matter OF the petition Of
Jiri A. Ptak to terminate the life eS.
tate and interest OF Anna Ptak, ST.,
deceased In the s. e. and N. e. l of
Sec. "a, In Twp. "a. OF R0, So, and the
N. w. I Of Sec. 3, in Twp. 90, OF Re.
So, in Bon Homme County South Da.
kota.
Notice Is hereby given, that Jiri A,
Ptak has fled In this court his peti.
tion praying that the court adIndge
the life estate, and other estate, of
Anna Ptak, ST., deceased, In the fol.
lowing described real estate tefmina.
ted by reason Of the death OF said
Anna Ptak, ST., deceased, to-Wit:
The Southeast quarter and North.
east quarter Of section 50, In Town.
ship o., OF Range So and the North.
west quarter Of section ., Ia township
90, Of Range So In Bon Homme Coun.
ty, s, D., and that Tuesday, the 18th
day Of August, 1914, at 1lo'clock, A.
NJ, at the court room Of the County
Court, at the Court Honse,ln the city
or Tyndall, County Of Bon Homme,
State Of South Dakota, has been set
for the hearing Of said petition, at
which time any person interested
may appear and show cause why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated this Srd day Of August, 1914
BY the Court,
James L. Meighen
Attest: Judge.
r. n. Robinson
Clerk.
Joseph Janousek,
$40 Attorney for PetitlOner'
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

We urge all those who intend
buying a Bull tractor for fall pillow
ing to place their order right now
The reason for this sthat the trad
tor is a decided success and there
is a tremendous demand for itI
III you place your order for Onf
right now you.wiII be sureof get
ing it in due season; otherwise VI
do not guarantee delivery in tn
fall. Jos. Skogpik 8 Co. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
un-AmerIcan.

by jove, old chap, you're an hour
lstel" That chauffeur OF mine can
not accustom himself to disregarding
laws and ordinancesi'-Puck.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Potatoes the Size Of Marbles.
Potatoes IN Greenland do not grow
larger than an ordinary marble.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20

Whales Long Time Of Troubles.
y Whale are estimated to live 1000
years.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-01

Mrs. Potts Sad Irons. one piece full nickel iron. in a set, regular $1.25 value-Special 9ec set.
 Wire drawn, all bristle Window Brushes-SpeeiaI price A2o each z Swing Handle Mop Sticks-Speeias Sc.
 Folding Ironing Table. extra wide Special Sf.fe.
 Smith 1o-arm Wall Dryer-speeiai 3ec.
 Veneered Birch Chair Seats, IA to 18-incf-Speciai Sc each.
 Dusl Absorbent Dry Mops. regular soc value-Speciai 39c.
 Dust Absorbent Dust Cloths. reg ular 25c value-Speciai f4c each.
 Universal Clothes Wringer, guar anteed for year-Special $2.96.
 Universal Clothes Wringer. guar anteed for 3 years-Special S3.69.
 Wire Coat Hangers-Special 3e each. Rayo Lamps. nickel plated, com plcte Special $f.35. B. size Banner Lamp Burners Special 7c each Bixby. Shuwite. for cleaning white shoes-Special Sc bottle.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-01

s-in-1 Shoe Polish-speciai 7e a box.
 Welcome Borax Laundry Soap Special cakes for 25e.
 Life Buoy Soap-Speoial 4e a cake.
 Lux Washing Compound-SPeeial 30 a package.
 Old Dutch Cleanser-SreeiaI 7c can.
 Bon-Ami. for cleaning and polish ins-Special Sc cake.
 A special lot of Jardiniers 6-7 and s-inch size, to close at just half the regular price. Glazed 24-inch Umbrella Jar, value s1.9s-Special $1.39.
 Decorated English Jet Tea Pots, 2- 3 and 4-pint size, value 55c-SpeciaI 3se each. No. Enameled Kettles, mottled blue, white enamel lining, value S5c- Special 49c, 2-quart Double Boilers. Mottled blue white lining, value 7ec-Speciai 49c. 5o-lb. size White Flour Boxes. with hinged cover, value 50c-Speeiai see Japanned Bread Boxes, with hinged oover-3Sc size now f9e-45c size now 29c-55c size now 39c-6Sc size now 4ec and 85c size now 59c.