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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-06

A private telegram received from Rev. Father Dennis Savage. rector of St. Peters Catholic Church. who has been travelling in Europe. states that he has just landed in Boston. He will go to New York and Buffalo and will reach Montgomery in about three weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-06

keepers between New York and New Orleans Sleepers between New York and New OrIeanA
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-06

The condition of Captain Sam Cook, mem- Der of the Legislature from Wilcox County. who is i'll at a Montgomery hospital, was reported last night as favorable. Captain Cook passed a restful day and indications are that his recovery will be in the near future.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22

her to him: then she sat down at the
piano.
Time was when the commonest barrel
organ melody played by her could set his
heart throbbing, Now he observed that
her choice OF airs was conventional. her
playing mechanical and colorless. His in
difference choked her. She got up sud
denly in the middle Of a tune
You'd better go. she said. sSSs%s $3.50
He went.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
were th~e-nights he visited her. The fol
lowing Wednesday he did not come. The
family made a fuss about it.
1T all comes of leaving you girls to
yourselves, .ssstd her mother ..Ins@a. mr.
young lays, whesNSpaTents had a say In
their children's affairs, the man was
brought to his senses after a year or
twots courship, and the girl was safely
married to him before he had time to get
tired of her. If my mother hadn't taken
your father in hand he'd have hung on
till I married some one else out of spite,
and left him to die of ~landladies' cook
ing.
III that's what Amy's up to-" said Mag
gle. her elder and palmer sister, ashe
might let us know. n the fellow, too.
Save US wasting suppers on him and him
useless journeys
Don't you make any error, said SAM
uel Minton. aged IL. "Our Amy hasn't
got any other chap. she.g just dotty on
Walter. You should SEQ the face on her
when he's late getting here, You'd think
she was going to be executed. /.
Him fght!,' said Mnggie costernptu-
oryly
"A1l4thc more fun laughed Jack.
Leave this little job to me-. said Mr..
Msnton, waking up out OF a doze. 'Iil
reason with the young mar. TIL point
out to him the in-Judiciousness of his be-
iiavior. Reason brought me up TO the
scratch. Why shouldn't 1t bring him,
ltooa
Because men are different NOWADAYS. !.
answered Maggie. f~eelingiy.
.Mag's right said Jack. 1T takes the
young 10 deal with the young these times.
You can leave him to me. dad IfSisn,t
reasoning he's In need OF. He wants wax
ing up; he's taking us too casually. Next
tiIIIoE hos ssiitts set s1sssss aeei tt44es tho ySaTd
leave ma to settle with him. Seems "a md
I've just come home In time.
What if he doesn't mean to come
again?" suggested Maggie.
then I'll begin calling on him.. 81
The next night Walter. stEclifng home
ward, GUN himself In the n~eigfborho3d
Of the Minton's
IN there she sat. her arms ready For his
embrace. Flip pleading for his kisses;
happy.
lie was turning away when a mans
voice Joined In the song. heavy bgri-
tone. mo- without n musical ring. but ia
its bouading. ~unmodnlated atrengthsnior
suited to q roiHckins sea song than u pa
ssthetJc ballad
The singing ceased. III there was NO
applause. Listening at the window, Wal
ter noticed q gap ingthe Venetian blind,
through which Tas.row space OF the
iamp-M room was visible. This narrow
space was occupied by Of the key
board OF the piano. q book Of music stand.
ag above. Amy.s profile and large,
AsNwalter peered III tie brown hand
moved forward TO turn the leaves Of the
music book. met Amy.s white one sous-
stretched on qtha sams eyrand. and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
FOR a Bad BACK.

Sabra. Mont, Oct. ia great NAM,
men in this neighborhood used to COM
ptain OF pains in the back, but nov
scarcely one can be found who has u
such trouble.
Mr.. Gottlieb Mill is largely response
bic fer the improyemen t for it was he,
who first OF all found the remedy for
this Backaehe. He has recommended
il to all his friends and ~neighbors. and
In every ease 1t has had wonderful sue.
cess.
Mi. Mill Gays:
For many years l had been troubled
with my Kidneys and pains in the
small of my back. I tried many medi-
zines but did not derive ony beneft
until last fall. when I bought a dozen
boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. After
using them a few days l began to i'm
prove. my back quit aching and 1 fell
better and stronger all around.
L will keep them in the house right
along, for In my opinion they are the
best medicine in the market to-day,
and if my hack Should bother me
again. : will use nothing else"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
DOCTORS IN ONE BLOCK.
sixty.Five NEEDLES Have Their Shingles
Qua in That Space in Philadelphia.

sixty-Fiv Needles Have Their Shingles
ous in That Space in Philadelphia.
New York has the most thickly poDu-
lated block in the United States. and MANI
curious congregations Of men may be seen
IN its street. But Philadelphia has the
prize block for one species of a~ggrega ton.
Sixty-fye physicians live in one block In
that city. Ii is also stated that within
@ radius of four blocks in thatSaity more
than orre-seYenth or its riieassTs. isrseaa--
toners IS located. reports the New York
Herald.
From the tendency of physicians and
dentists 20 congregate in one street GER
tain blocks of this city present an almost
~unbroken array of doctors signs upon the
house fronts. 1t might seem to q casual
observer tina none but OF the
medical profession reside there.
In Chestnut street. Philadelphia. be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
this is almost literally true. SS-.xty-fye
physicians nave Offices there. Many OF
the most prominent practitioners located
there many years ago. and yorEse pny-
sicians have OF late years been attracted
3thither. Another factor in the surfeit
In the area mentioned is almost the CEN
ter OF the city.
Yet neither in Philadelphia nor New
York are there as great a number of
physicians In proportion to the popul&-
ton as there are in the District of Co
umbia.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
The Randolph AppIe.

The Illustration, from life, shows speci-
mems Of a variety of apple that IS appar-
emily valuable but which has been over
looked by fruit growers Its origin Is
unknown, but 1t IS supposed to have come
from Delaware; indeed. it was sent out
from thai state some years ago under the
name ~"UnknoRn." The tree is a vigorous
and good grower, and bears regularly. The
fruit Is Of medium size. beautiful red in
color and of fine quality. In season Il is
early and for an early apple stands hand
ling better than any variety with which
the writer Is familiar. Reference to old
catalogues shows that at one time 1t was
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22

thinking 1t OUT. He offered his hand 60
Jack Then / apologize"
Tn dashed lie L do!', said Jack. $50
you're Walter. are you? You're the gem
tleman who's been having a game with
my sister," He advanced threateningly.
We've finished too soon. I've been saw
ing up a licking for you. Better get the
Job over"
EN gcs, s$c'a lsAtttsr#g get the job over
said Walter, putting up his fists.
Amy gave Jack a push toward the door,.
Go and find room in the kitchen, you
great silly she said, kissing him. and
II ever you lay a finger on Walter again
III fall out with YOU"
Waite followed Jack and held out his
hand 1gain: Shake hands, old chap. You
ewed me a licking and you've given me
one, ! owe you-well. never mind what I
owe you. Shake hands anyway"
Jack. slower than his sister to grasp the
meaning of Walters .He kissed your
took his hand obviously. Well, he said.
q don't mind telling you that this Just
about gets over me. Here I come home
from the other side OF the world, find you
two at l~oggerheads, and promise myself
In going to show you how to appreciate
a girl like Amy with the business end OF
my knuckles.
y do so''-he inspected Walters black
eye with critical satisfaction, then felt
LAP oWl 2UIuiaeu Greek LenoeTly-SWe both
do so. And now you're old chapping me.
Amy's chuclsing me out, and the pair Of
YOU seem to have become as big friends
as ever without giving me the wink as to
how you've managed it,,
Waiter shook his hand w~arnn::ySss.sPer
haps some other time I'll give you-the
wink
Walter. said Amy. when her brother
had gone, what is 1t you owe Jack?"
He took her in his arms and kissed her
In the old sweet way.
Il owe him YOU" he said. II was los
Ing Q u my darling, letting you 60, VIII
fully; though / was miserable, and did not
want to. ! was 100 sure of yo,i, took you
too much for granted. I had forgotten
that 4 loved YOU. ssae:saethisEg had to hap
pen to remind mtst Jack hAJpened.s
But she protested. slyly, lit WIS only
jack after all. Are you sure you wont
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yourself to the incon-
y%enience Of calling, and-er-got your eyp
BACKED, for d mere brother?.
Sorry he cried. Dear old Jack has
been the salvation Of me; but for him /
would llave driven you to warmer arms.
My love for you had gone asleep; he
awakened it. WhensI left you last night
did not intend to come back. Now / hays
come back forever; I mean. for as Long as
"a arh3wclconle
Its AL the same she SAIL. laying her
head o IN his shoulder.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
SPOILED CHILDREN

Usually Make Sickly Mel, and Worisn.
The Spoiled child usually makes a
weak, sickly man or woman because
such a youngster has its own way
about diet and eats and drinks things
that are untitled for any stomach, and
sickness results.
was always a delicate spoiled
child, and my parents used to let me
drink coffee because l would cry for
it, says a Georgia young woman.
when ! entered school my nervous.
ness increased and my parents thought
It was due to my going to school, so
they took me out again. But L did not
get any better and my headaches got
worse and weakened me so thatFI was
NIT ysdutys Sometimes / would
go q VIII lie day without any other
nourishment than a cup of coffee.
Last spring 1 had Il bad attack of
the Grippe, and when 1 recovered I
found that coffee nauseated me SO Il
could not drink it, and even a few
swallows would cause a terrible burn
ing III my stomach. 1t was at this
time that a friend who had been much
benefited by the S of Postum sug
gested that Istrysthis Food drink. {
found IT simply delicious and have
sGsefsSt ever since and th~s-Tresults
zgpeak for themselves. I have gained
AZ pounds and my nerves are as steady
as any ones.
consider myself wei ana strong
4 Z make 1t a point now to take i
cup Of Postum with il cracker Of Two
MS soon as / come home from school
IN the afternoon. Postum with crael;.
ers Or biscuit makes my luncheon. r.
certainly saved my life, FOR / know
coffee would have killed me n time
had continued drinking ii.
aISfaav q young girl friend. a stenor-
rapber, who declares nothing strength
eas3sand raefreshes her ike Postum.
9 she has a little oil stove III her
office and makes a cup OF Postum 81
noontime. have recommended this
wonderful beverage I'd many of nv
friends who know what il has dona
for me- Name given by Postum "a
Battle Creek, Mich.
Look IA each package for q COW II
ne famous little book @The ROAD Il
We1vile.n 4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
Duck Shooting on the Chesapeake.

Day Allen Wiley, in Harper's Week.
ly: With the last days of October,
sportsmen by the hundred start for
the upper Chesapeake and its tribu-
taries. Long before the day breaks on
the first of November the shooting
grounds are occupied. and as soon as
1T is light enough to see a bird the
merry war begins.
The principal methods OF shooting
on the Chesapeake are known as
point" bar" and the use Of decoys.
Point shooting is only another name
for the blind" which is generally a
box made of wooden Stats concealed by
a clump Of trees or bushes and placed
on h n Of q point of land near a
will occasionally tempt a stray
bird to fly within closer range than
usual. The bars are occupied only dur
ing early morning and late in the even
ing, when the light is SO uncertain thai
the birds cannot see the hunter until
they are within range. The bar Is
merely the wooden enclosure. but is NOT
concealed by trees or bushes. It is
placed directly in a ourse between the
feeding grounds, the idea being to shoot
Into h flock as they fly directly over
head The decoy method, however, is
more extensively used. as the hunter
can take his position in a patch OF open
water In the midst OF the feeding
ground, and generally gets more
chances to shoot. In decoy shooting on
the Susquehanna, the wooden ducks
are sometimes placed in .aocks'' of $50
to 200, covering quite a large area of
the surface. In the center of the flock
is anchored a sink boat" dubbed a
coffin" OF account of its opening in
the center, in which the sportsman lies
fiat on his back. The hole is lined with
heavy canvas or light metal, so that
1T is watertight.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
DUKE IN SEARCH
OF LOST TREASURE
Argyll Apparently has 6eea
Chance 81 Reecse
Sunkaa Gold
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
From a Society Mans Diary.

H INsdUS DIdfy. T93Ns5
Life; Z narrowly escaped q great hui
initiation dining with the Smiths last
night. Only the superb tact Of Mrs. Smith
saved me-
4 had drunk my wine.
sFtll Mr.. Jones. glass; said smith Il
his butler.
AS the nansapprcached me. decarter .ri
Iabroke Into a cold perapiration. For
in that moment ~ recalled taatY I had
brought no money with me.
Doubtless 4 looked the horror 1 tell. ANY.
way MrssySn1ith OWNED my predicaments
quietly lent me q dollar, With which
I fead the butler.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
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washington Star Z les, said IEra.
-.uInrox my daughters commence
ment essay was very fine.
Did you enjoy it q"
should say SO wish 7 could
write something lilre it.
OH regret not lsaylngeEfEiied your
tell to literary pursuits 3
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aavs: afforded to give Ethslindagzthe
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his MASTERPIECES.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22

day. In this portion of the structure she
grit boxes, dust boxes and the food should
be placed; here also should provision DE
made for an abundance of light during
the day. This is a modification OF tas
scratching shed idea and enables one 10
make the portion of the house IN which
the owls are to roost much more cosy
than would be healthful under other con-
ditions. Try the plan with the houses @eT.
this winters use.
three pieces have not been used In max
ing the door it VIII be necessary 10 s1cS
them on before the plan as shown aRn
be made effective. In order that as
plan may be all that is claiEnSG Tor * .
viii be necessary To hive stTeas A3ssSs
and those of a proper size on tAe asSaEs
for the trouble with many aas-s lis az
most entirely In the small A3Esss sAss
have been placed on them TAe SsEa3
hinge is to be preferred 70 ~ sSass tx
barn doors, where they cAa ~ arsgass
placed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
sRtW BRI7gM RAH13 RS5f8Nrp.

senee2ed it; and the next homer a mans
brown face cam into View and kissed her
fun on the mouth.
Walter stared hard, hut a mist blotted
,s,e scene from his gaze.
wssn !. cleared away the mans head
AS ,sfsa ansaraa tho,,sh his hnnd stii,
Sess 5TmsSs ~, AVE- .h.s,aer and die low
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22

Tokio's Public Baths.
The city OF TOXIC has S6U public bbattifiis ,
where some 10000 persons battle daily at
q cost of about I cent each.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
ventilatina psals., 1850.

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ing poultry houses ElRy Tns Aesaea3 slE2h
the most approved rae1haas. s B sEuaas.
houses alrea&y pa 1Asch sssal!ts s~S4Ititar
ton; A shaft is -naSs MS mailing 92s4saeg
four boards aarh L 5Ssss y1iase Ifss $50.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-22
HaxIcron Rsaarss aea.r.

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the final rounding mp White net sauaS
as a Whoss. 70 szs crop az igs year. IL Il
very much better than was hSSs. scr
ssTiser IN the ssassn rs rsrsrtef In sfaie
department Unfortunately me quality "a
not OF The best, bat sals Is rather dine e.
the caralessnsss Sf IL lessiaS
tseir meadows rna cus, than 10 cEaaatIc
conditions Win q far hay Greg ARD
the proHIseof a corr crop that Esisss 81
largely FED On the farrss to get its yalls.3
the farmer via feel mat rs can gafels
sell the bulk OF hss aay. TIE n1Siss
crop OF tine season ID rsof. therefore. Eaci
AK lost.
By h war why not do something "a
get meat back to tae ed atarss
ard stased. there S. toe usac1 COZ.
hay harvested TINS year and there is rosr-
for plenty OF prime hay evesy yHar
Meadows Will yield fairly ven WITHOUT
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crop and examine iii closely as ia auaiity.
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hay than poor