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Die rGi9el6erser Boot COMPANY"
purbe BON ben So. RObert 9arrett
BON 8altimore4Gountb unb @ben S.
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8onb, IT,, unb 8prb 8. Gi4elberger
nit einem 4ftientapitul BON $4,000
incorporirt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
ASSETS ENORMOUS.

Dowie Says They Are More Than Fout
Times His Liabilities.
Chicago, Dec. BIN a settlement which
places his assets at more than four times
as much as his liabilities John Alexander
Dowie, at a meeting attended by q ma
jority of his creditors submitted a pro-
posai by which it is believed, thai the
financial tallgle at Zion City will be
Strengthened in a satisfactory manner.
n Dowie's communication his assets are
declared to be S1S,S 210 n his liabilities
only s4,5s,3 AS. OF the liabilities s352,267 is
merchandise Indebtedness. Notes bearing
cent interest were offered by Dowie
in settlement, and he agreed to take up
10 per cent. of his indebtedness in three
months. 25 per cent. in six months, Is per
cent. in nine months and the. remaining
40 per cent. in one year.
The creditors who were represented at
the meeting thought the proposal reason,
able, and a committee was appointed 1oI
seek further details. If this committee
finds that Dowie's statement of debts and
resources is correct it is said 1t will ac-
ecept the proposal at once andsthen seek to
the bankrupt proceedings dismissed.
Dowie's statement OF his resources in
.cluded land. buildings, stock iii zion's lace
industry, bills receivable and other items
not named. OF his total Indebtedness. that
for bank deposits and sharessof stock
In the various Zion City industries were
placed at $3.50, IS, maturing in 1919 and
1929. Bills payable on account Of land
were placed at s315, 403, due in 1905 and 1908.
The Judgment of Stevenson is $1,000
for which secured notes have been given.
This leaves only s452,267 u to outside
creditors on merchandise accounts. IT is
to the holders OF these outside claims thar
DoWie made the offer of settlement.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10

his name has been linked with that Of
Mrs. Cleopatra, a prominent club worn-
an, and at present the magazine editor
Of Egypt. But ven the old friends Of
the family, who have shown the utmost
caution In getting all the details, never
dreamed that she would thus openly
repudiate Marc Antony, who, with all
his faults, is a good provider, an elo-
squent orator and strong with the adj
ministration.
The allegations made by Mrs. Antony
in her complaint are Of such a nature
that the Republican,, which is not in
any sense a yellow journal, would scorn
to print them, but If any anxious read
ers will call on we editor in our sane
tum, we will gladly tell all we know
Of the sad affair.
When seen this afternoon, the plain
ttffs attorneys would say nothing K
cept "Multa alimonia!" and the plain
tiff herself is equally reticent.
It is to be regretted that this dis
agreeable incident has come into
Mares life, as he is a good fellow and
a constant reader of the Republican,
although he is back considerable on his
subscription. We believe Mrs. Cleo
patra5 is the transgressor who should
bear the blame, as Marc always was
easy for brunettes, and he once told US,
while we were out on a quiet bat with
him, that she lar a dangerous pair of
tncandescents.
Further particulars will appear in a
later issue.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
CONGRESS- NET
n New SESSION
ifty- Seventh Died and Flfty.-I
Eighth Opened q Noon
.sss5 Today.
LONG MESSAGE is READ.
LoNG MESSAGE is READ.
President Discusses Many Mat
ters Concerning Bust
ness OF State.
lSTHMiAN CANAL STATUS
Late Revolution in Panama Handled
in Detail and Justification Pre-
sented for the Course of the
United States.

Washington, Dec. 7.-speaker Can
non brought down his gavel at noon to-
day, converting the house for the first
day of the regular session of the FIFTY
eighth congress-. The roll call by states
developed that a quorum was present.
Pinckney of Texas was sworn in.
The senate met at 1870 and the last
half o of the extra session was de-
voted to~-executive business. When the
doors reopened Plat Of Connecticut
presided over the senate during favor
able consideration of resolutions offered
by German, of thanks o Senator Frye
For h courteous manner in which he
had presided over the senate.s'
President PHo Tenn Frye at IL o'clock
declared the Axtra session adjourned
without delay. He Immediately raped
for order. TIL chaplain offered prayer
and the rollscall of the senate followed.
The usual committee to notify the
president the senate was in session was
appointed, n a resolution fixing the
daily meeting hour at IL agreed to.
The galleries OF the senate We're by
no means crowded, but there was
larger attendance than usual and an;
air Of expectancy which is noticeable
only on unusual occasions.
At 1910 the nat took a recess for
an hour, Whengthe Presidents message
was received and read in both houses.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
Alum, Flint and Suiphurio Ac

sfNtQHly TtiHI ana Acid.
1t is reported that in many localities,
houses are infested by peddlers trying
to sell or introduce so-called Cheap or.
low-priced baking powders, either di-.
rectly or by an order upon a grocer.
In most instances deception is used
and 1t is claimed that the article Is a
genuine baking powder and has all tie
merits Of a pure article.
Housekeepers should be on their
guard against this danger to their food.
Alum powders are almost always low
priced. But they are well known to be.
detrimental to health. In England and
In some sections of this country their
sale is prohibited by Law. Congress has
forbidden the sale OF food containing
alum in the District Of Columbia. The
highest authorities condemn their use.
Dr.S. w. johnson, for instance, Pro
fessor of chemistry at Yale college
says: Bread made with a baking pow
der containing alum must Yield a
soluble alumina salt with the gastric
juice, and must, therefore, act as a.
poison"
It is well known that these so-called
cheap" goods are made from alum or
the very cheapest materials. One OF
them was recently analysed at Yale
college and found to be one-quarter
sharp pointed grains OF ground flint.
Others are filled with sulphuric acid,
and salts of lead are also found in
them.
In baking powders be sure to get a
reputable well known cream of tartar
arand, and never buy from peddlers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
ARMY IS MARCHING
TOWARD PANAMA
Reported Colombia IS Sending
Large Body OF Men Over
Mountains.
UNCLE SAM is ON WATCH
Has Gunboats on Both Sides Of thu.
Isthnaus and Already Marines Are
Recommending 20 Deter
mine Facts.

Colon, Dec. "a rurnor is in circu.i
lation here to the effect that 5000 SOL
sdiers nave left Cartagena for the pur-
pose OF invading the isthmus.
No details are known, n the runor
can not be confirmed. 1t probably had
Its source In Port Limon, Costa Rica,
where it was brought by steamer from
tCartagena.
The only possible means of approach
ing Panama is by narrow and difficult
mountain passes through the Indian
country.
The United States cruiser Atlanta is
now off the Indian coast.
Following INSTRUCTIONS received De-
cember a from the navy department at
Washington, United States gunboats
on both sides OF The isthnus have.
started or are starting on reconnoit-
ering expeditions along the coasts
principally in the direction of Colom-
bia, for this purpose of a~scertaining the
condition OF the trails and roads be-
tween the Panama and Colombian
frontiers, the facilities CT the country
for sustaining expeditions marching on
Panama, and to generally determine
the United States best course of action
in case OF a Colombian invasion OF the
lsthlnus, and also to learn the attitude
of the various Indian tribes inhabiting
both coasts.
The Indians occupy the coast be-
tween Nonbre de Dios and Cape tt
burons and have maintained their iso-
lation for generations. They have al
ways resisted the incursion of white
people into their country, not per-
hitting them to spend a night on the
mainland, n forcing the few ven
turesome traders trafiicking along the
coast to sleep N a small island. 1t
is reported hat the Indians still keep
up the old Carib customs. They are
said te favor Panama, and are ready
to fight the Colombians.
or in any way controlling the San
Bias Indians, but the Panamans will
endeavor to establish schools in the
San Bias country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
CRUISER TO DARIEN.
Sending Of the Atlanta to the Gulf Q
Importance.

Washineton. Dec q-rha disnatcb
Of The rrl1,iser Atla,ra To Tho G;.If IF
Ioarieu is IF ereat i,snort roe sndA IN
ferest in connection with tha r1,,nnr
HAN soldiers for the isthn,i1s ~ SPana.
ma The a,llf is abo1t 1So miles az 81
Of Calm and the crI,ise in tbosa 1vst
tiers will enable her commander to
keen III close touch with develanments
inthe COLOMBIAN situation originating
in ana about the vicinity Of ~artagena.
from which Mace If IS rnnored tbe sol,
diers are to march on the isthmIs.
Naval officers decline to say Wheth-
er the dispatch of the Atlanta to the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
q a For vULGAR.IY
Henry Laboluehsrs Wants Z Tsrif 81

Henry Eabouchere Wants 4 TarifSSo on
Our Golden Girls,
special: Thesinfaux of Amer
lean girls into England where they
carry off the most desirable maatrirnao-
nislbargains, has induced Henry La
bousfleret to advocate tariff on girls.
On this subject he has tie following
to say In the london Truth:
= am surprised that home producers
of girls have not acknowledgements
Joseph Chamberlain and begged him
to inelude4in his scheme some arrange
ment to exclude from our shores the
American girls. The Later compete
with the home market under most un-
fair conditions.
Their parents, by means OF trusts
and such like pernicious associations.
are abis#to give theirgd daughters vast
sums OF money, and In this way they
are able to compete unfairly for the
market.
1T may be said that u nation,
profits, owing to these wealthy girls
spending their money with which they
are ~freighted, In England. The beneft.
however, lis questionable. Already
there is a vast mou Of vulgar os-
tentation inWhat is called the smart
London set. owing to the Imports Of
colonial rnillionaires, which raises the.
standard of fashionable existence and
lowers n degrades the tone of that
society, into which so many aspire to
enter, to the despicable level of COM
&peting plutocrats of Newport and New
York. This can only Increase If we are
to have American golden girls who.
when they become peeresses, make.
London the field Of their barbara law
esSness."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
mot fiirinqG Generals.

From General Gordon's "Reminiscences
In ScribneT.s: Since the war some Of the
privates have told with great relish OF
the old farmer near A~ppomattox who de-
cided to give employment after the sur
render to any of Lees veterans who
might wish to work a few days for food
n small wages. He divided the confed-
crate employees into squads according to
the respective ranks held by them in the
army. He was u~neducated. but entirely
loyal to the southern cause. A neighbor
inquired of him Is to the different squads.
who are those men working there? ''
Them is privates, sir, of Lees army"
well, how do they work?
Very fine, sir; frat rate workers."
Who are those in the second group? 2"
Them is l~ieutenants and captains, and
they work fairly well. but not as good
workers as the privsIes.n
IT see you ave hired a third squad.
who are tlley?"
Them is colonels.n
well. what about the coIonels7 How
do they work."
Nov, neighbor, you'll never hear m.
a one word ag'in any man who fit /,
the southern army, but Limit a-gwin.
to hire no generals"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
N in HIGH LIFE.

Mrs. NJ. Antony Sues for Divorce-Mrs.
CLEOPATRA as Correspondents.
From the Rome Republican, via the
Milwaukee Sentinel: Rome's smart set
Is completely ~dumfounded today over
fact that Mrs. Marc Antony, one OF
the leading lights Of our four hun
dred, has begun proceedings for a di-
voree from her husband, through her,
attorneys, Referendum & Graftorum.
It has been known for some time
Mrs. Antony is a little groggy over
Mares long stay in Alexandria. where
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10

iastic spectators lined the river banks,
which We're illumined for miles. to wit
ness the gorgeous spectacular display.
Governor Taft and wire received the
guests as they arrived. In costume. at
the river entrance of the palace. Fare
we'll receptions are being held nightly,
largely attended by residents of ali Ia
tlonaIities.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.
School Boy Was gantered 70 His BEAT

Uy OUnHpahIoHS.
Munice, Ind, Dec. 9.-Russel Stephen
aged 8, while playing in the school
yard,was bantered to take hold of the
endaof a telephone wire which had fall
He did SO and was instantly killed be-
fore his playmates.
The teacher. Miss Karn. was badly
injured while pulling the boys body
from the wire.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10

ment alone could Pfopefiy deal with. There
was Just enough If4PtfHatAon in, the presi-
dsnts talk tc ElaiSs tli 04iier aware that
he saw little prosper &c being able to meet
the Colombian wishes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10

Panama Consul in San Francisco.
a Francisco. Dec. 5.-Consuj GEN
ersti Feratd, representing the new re-
public of Panama, opened a consulate
sor his country In this city today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
\ GENERAL!
STAFF
FOR II NAVY,
i FROST F.n RlY1S.
Colombian Emissary Can Extract q
tie Consolation From Roose-
veit's Conyersat;or.

Washington. Dec. 5.-General Reyes,
sbeeia. minister from Colombia. called on
the president today HE WAS received very
CORDIALLY though there were no formal
speeches.@ During the general CONVERSE
lion. while no eieinite proposition on the
subject OF Reyes mission was advanced,
the president iiitiilatsd ihe3lPananIa prob
lem was u matter wi,ich llie state depart
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
SHIP
SUBSIDY
INQUIRY.
A SPLENDID FETE.
Governor Taft Gives the FiIipinos a
Touch Of Real imperial Maanifi.

Manila, Dec. S.-The Venetian fete
given by Governor Taft was one Of the
most brilliant affairs ever seen here.
the$citizeais, on their part. organized d
water carnival. and the scenic effect
as magnificent. During the parade
lotilia OF gaiiy decorated boats swept
,ast the palace ahIaze with various.
-olored lights. Vast crowds of enthu.-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
ExEM PTIoNs
FROM
TAxATIoN.

property and persol
railways are exeml
well in the cities of
in the canal zone
Free immigration
of sup
ton and operation.
granted. Provision
military force and
cations by the Unit
lection of the tran
particularly as to
interests OF the Ne,
pany and the Par
United States and
private property for
the ~stipuiations Of
are closely followed
ton to be given for
remains the same.
collars payable on
. n and, beginpin.
an n paymeni
life of the convent
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-10
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grace: thadisgrace lies In liberation.
No harm and nauch@good must come
absolute sof the law.
Liberal treatment OF ST.. Louis
5expositlonsand OF the ITaHissaEdSClarke
exposition Port
PHILIPPINES, \ ereeomnas s0
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established. tha cable extended
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encouraged and lighthouses buiIdeds
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for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS asked y lighA
houses III nWa3
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need az selecf;nr the vervs Nest ynan ID.
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LniS country, the president says, ShOuld,
grant simply such
VARIOUS rights as the coun-
MIMnp tries in which he
MATTERS. grant "a ar,e,i
cans.
Indian agents should not be left sub
lect to politics In their tenure of office.
Better schools in Indian territory are
demanded and recommended.
The safety appliance law for rail-
roads is stated to be working we'll and
accomplishing much benefit.
Ihe work of the pension bureau Is
commended. During the year ending
July i 251,9S2 claims were settled, and
since July / the rate. of settlement has
been even higher. 5
Extensions Of the competitive exam
nation system OF selecting public en-
ployes, and of the civil service protec-
ton IN their places, have made prog
ress during the year, and the compile
ton of the civil service reform Is rec
commended as highly desirable.
The recommendations Of the board
of charities of the District Of Column
b1a for a more perfect charity organ
~ization in the district are commended
to attention Of congress-.
The general staff law for the army
has become effective, with good re-
suits. The schools
THE ARMY for officers. and the
OF extensive maneu-
vers in which the
LIE NAIlON. regulars and ma
tfonal guardsmen
Y worked together, have been high
" beneficial to the service. A revision
OF the methods of determining promo
tons In the army is recommended. The
president suggests that promotion by
mere seniority. without consideration
OF merit, does not properly incite to
excellence; on the other hand a sys.
TEN under which social and political
considerations would be potent would
be yet worse. 1t is recommended that
some system be devised which will
make it possible to consider the com
narrative abilities and qualifications OF
Ulcers in promoting them: also. some
provision for adequate recognition and
eward of distinguished services such
IS those recently done by Captain
pershing in the Philippines.
The growth of the navy is made sub
iect Of congratulations to congress. and
Its Importance to
4 EMERA the nation dwelt
sTAEE upon. There should
rop be no cessation In
FOR NAVY. adding to the sea
power. The depart
nent is doing everything to train Of
GERS and men to the conditions Of
eTvice met In war. and standards of
Efficiency In all matters OF.
nd also Of workmanship, are beine
instantly raised. Establishment Of a
avail base at Subig bay, In the Phil
pines. Is declared necessary, and 1t is
: commended that a general staff for
The navy. similar In general to thai
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