The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-10-29

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stopper and placed the neck of the
vessel underneath the tired ones nasa
organ. One long, deep sniff, and on
gasp of twenty ass-power, then Of
galloped Neddy, as though his satanic
majesty was after him with a@thicl
stick. The %coster, in stupefaction
gazed at the rapidly retreating form OF
CURED of the chemist: Say, cookie
Is that ere stuff expensive" NO" re-
sponded h gentleman designated by
that facetious title. Then git a move
on yer, an give us two shifts. I've got
to catch that ere Notwithstanding
Post.
IN ono of the chief matchmaking es-
adjustments in Zurich there is to be
seen a remarkable curiosity in the y
of watch or clock making. The time
piece is In the form of a ball, which
moves irlperceptibly down an inclined
surffce, without rolling. The length Of
this inclined surface, which is sixteen
inches long, is accomplished from top
to bottom in twenty-four hours. Then
the BALI only needs lifting to the top
again. This extraordinary timepiece
has no spring, and therefore needs no
winding. The hands are kept in mo-
ton by the sliding along an inclined
plane.--London Globe.
L4ZEHAG
j. Pierpont Morgan was an active
hgufe at the annual convention of the
New York Protestant Episcopal do
cese recently. The day was a trifle
cool, n MIR. Morgan wore an overcoat
worth 800. When the session came to
an end Mr.. Morgan left in a hurry and
did not discover until an hour or so
later that he had carried off some 9TH
er mans coat-a rather shabby-looking
6ffA1rf1f WAS ton -I.f Nha nnluE fI;rr 10
could find In the pockets was a we'll
cheWed toothpick. The owner has not
yet claimed the property.
Chief Justice Lore of Delaware, who
has taken such a decided stand against
iynehing, is opposed to capital punish
1ment. II would not take life for the
commission of crime he says, "but
would put the criminal under such re-
straints as would protect the people and
l him the full measure Of his day to
work out such penitence and reforma-
ton as all good Influences might pro-
duce. Life is too sacred and too holy a
thing TO be taken. / would grant life
sosslong as God spared each one of his
creatures
The eldest daughter OF Secretary
Shaw will be Introduced to society dur
ing the coming Washington season, in
which Mrs. Shaw, 1t Is thought, will
be among the most energetic of hos
tesses. She has reared her daughters
carefully, and neither of them has seen
anything of the gay Washington life.
~ girl can't study and attend dinners
and balls. It's n thing or t'other,
n / prefer the girls who knows some
thing" h says.
An impressive figure is that of John
Sn2rk E.f ha3 nrecanf dom np,ro TIA 0x,or ~
or OF Nevada. He is over six feet tall,
has gray hair and mustache and a rud-
dy complexion, and, with the heart OF
O lion, Is n of the most retiring and
nild-mannered men. A Texan by birth.
ne drove cattle for many years from
that state to the northwest. Now he is
rated at over g million. his property in
ciuding cattle, land, mining and bank
stocks.
The royal family of Sweden lis a
thrifty one. It has a civil list Of very
nearly a half million dollars from Nor
and Sweden, and in addition the ,
King has a. little more than $4,000 a
from the fund voted to King Carl
XIV. and his successors. AT the same
time his majesty has palaces both In
the city and country, in Sweden and
norway, and he owns stock In many
undertakings.
Bishop Leighton Coleman of the Epis-
copal diocese of Delaware has just con-
n of his annual tramping
tours. This time he walked something
oVer82O0 miles throughsthe mountains
of Virginia and North Carolina, and
considerably improved In pts,-
sfcial condition. He Travelled incogn,So.
lttired in rough garb and had a num-
oI amusing experiences, being gen
sraiiy taken for a. genuine tramp.
Before long az motor car will be RIM
lirg on the so-called roads in Uganda.
VT. George Wilson, the deputy COM
of that protectorate, who is
Dn his a ySback from England to Az
is taking with him a 25-horse
power motor,EWhich he intends to make
ise of on his tours OF inspection
Uganda There are now
~ good enough to run al motor on.
as Ea political meeting In New York
ast week @Tarn1nany man named
ives n sofsthe orators. Speak,
az g certain men whose names are
ffen seen y print, he was about to
they We're fond of newspaper
oforlety but instead. said .snewspa-
new word has Caught
nandAor several subsequent occaas
Ions has been used to9conveysthe Same
lea.
V~tsitnF \ son seems b very quiet
ortlsof apsFarmer-Cornparatiyal
4 he has always been SO. He y
had.his OF fights, has took
n four ersffve lynchinss, has been
With boys several times
harlYarfs, buI he's i said.
comparatively Quietand law-abidfn, Fl