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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Wcrbananispoae eprad,abuna.

poli5eiipiorigss Tran30fi9 tpirb be-
t~anntli9 ale Gage perbrphen. Gase-
gen oiirfte es GuBerIt felten unb nur
unter iebr erIGperenben umItGnben
portommen, bab man bafiir nit Der
poli5ei in Sonflitt serdtb unb gar bins
ter ShloB unb Niegel sefebt ipirb.
DAB Der Sal aber ipirNiH ~porsetoms
men lit uno Elm be%rporragsnbsr eng
lif@er Suriit bapon srodblen Tam,
fpurbe in elmer Sibung bss @fiifen-
bots Der 2cnOoner Gitp bon benz pcrs
iibenben Nidter beitdtist. Gs fam BEL
einem 2riminalfaa Der 3uitanb Der
9runtenbeit in Grase, unb Der Wor,
iibenbe per6reitete fi9 babel iiber Die
bdufige llnfi4erbeit Der gep0bnlihen
dubern Nn5eihen bon Nltobolpergif=
tung. Oabei ertpGbnte er, bab elmer
ieiner perf0nliden Jreunbe. Elm buraz
aus niihterner Mann unh boGangez
febener Sahnalter, Der iih burh
Se IbIturterridt bisfran50flHe Sprohe
ansceisnet bate, zines fHSnen cages
auf ben tiibnen @ebdnten fam, auf bic
ertportenen aenntniHe geItiibt. cine
Jerienreiie mad poris gu MAIDEN. Na9
Der Site Ter 6eimatb tpanbte er fim
bort, fobalo CT ~bringenb elmer @uss
tunft bsbirftis mar, an einen poli>
5eimann auf Der Strabe. Dabei rebete
er aber elm 10 unglaubli9es Jran5o.
fifa, bab Der Wd9ter Der Oronung,
Der ME einen niidtsrnen Mann in iols
der Weiie bic 2anbesfprahe mibban'
beIn gsb0rt, nidt glauben tonnte, pab
berslei4en NIT rehten Dinsen 5usehe.
ct nabm an, er babe es nit eInem
9etruntenen gu tbun, Der bic poba0b>
lihe poliaei Der Republit gum 8eiten
BADEN ipolle, fiibrte ben Rehtsselebrten
obne llmitdnbe gum aommihariat unb
madte i'm 10 auf prattiihem Wsss mil
Dem franaDiifhen poli5eiperfabren uno
NIT ben @ren3en Der Hiiblihteit beb
eelbftfubiums bon Gpra6en betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
@efahrlide cterleituna.

Sn benz englifhen Srt @rentforb
rib nsulid Der 2situnasbrabt elmer
eleftrifhen Strabenbabn unb fiel auf
5fpei pferbe, bic Dor elmer 2oblenfarre
gingen. Das cine hss Ibiere tpor fos
fort tobt, pdbrenb Der Drabt fid um
ben 1uf BEG anbern fhlans. Das
1bisr itiiroie unb itente, bu Is auf ben
SHienen lag, ben 4ontatt Der. Das
ungIidIihe @efd0pf purbe Dor ben
glueen elmer noH 1auienben s05lenbsn
Menf9enmenge buHftdbIi4 BEL Iebenoi=
gem Qeibe gebraten. Die gmpDrune
Der WenfdenmaHe mar 10 srob, bab
man fih beinabe an ben Mrbeitern Der
Strabenbabn : @efenfhaft persriffen
bGtte, unb es mar Elm Wunbsr, bab Bel
ben 0erfu9en, benz brennenben 9biere
5u beIfen, niht aud Menfhen reruns
gliidten. (Oas 1T nidt Der einoise uns
faa biefer Dirt in ben enolii9en pros
pin3en, unb in manhsn Srten rehnst
man 70 beftimmt nit Der M0glihteit
folder Wortommnife, bab bic polis
siiten NIT @ummibdnbfdrben ausge-
riiftet iinb, UNI beim Reiben zines elet=
trifden Drobtes eingreifen gu t0nnen.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
cmsel eams Gsport mnO smpOrt.

Gas Der. Staatens9 anoels< Depars
cement bat intereHante N~ufiteaungen
iber bic 3unabme bes grportbanoels
pdbrenb BIZ lebten Se1n Sabre &C..
madt, aus lpeIfen ~berporg:bt, boB Der
Grpprt non europa bon $680,000.s
600 in 1893 auf $1,087,000,000 II
1903 anseipahien 1T; mad often unt
Muitralien bon $31, 000, 900 auf $92,s
100000, alfo UNI 1917 pro5ent; mad
Mfrita bon $5,000,000 auf S31,000,s
900; mad Norbamerifa bon $125, 0o0,<
900 auf $2"7, 100000, mad Sibames
rita bon $4,000 900 auf $40, OO0,=
600. Die ginfubr bat in Sen 3sbn
Sabren ebenfcIs betrGhtlih 5ug.nom=
men; aus europa tamen In 1908
Woaren i'm Wertbe bon 1928, 600, 900,
gegen 1892, 100000 in 1898; aus
Norbamerita $780, 00,0 900 eegen
$171, 100000 in 1898; aus Sibame.
rita $113, 5000 geeen $103. 000.=
900 in 1893; Mfien unb MuItralitn
$161, 000,0 gegen $102, 000,O0 In
1893. Die @eiummtausfubr 1T in
benz Sobr5ebnt um go pro5ent anges
tpohfen, bic .0eiummteinfubr um %
pro3ent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

Der bur9 feline grfinoung bes dns
tbroppmetrifhen Spitems our Werbres
9erioentifi5iruns befannte Barrier
Qlr3t Bertiuon bat cine neus Wetbcbe
our beFeren Soentifi5irung bon 2eis
den ~unbetannter perfonen, tDelhe IN
Der Morgue Iisgen, erfunben. Der
ltmftanb, bab photographer bon Cob
ten nimt imrner cine leiht ertennbare
Qebnlidteit nit benz aonterfei jener
perionen, als fie nod lebten, aufr'''<
fen, perurfaHt oftmals S4pieris,
ten. Oisfem uebelftanbe bilft nun
Wertinon baburd ab, bab er 0lpeerin
in bic Mugen Der Sooten ipribt,
porouf ii4 bic Mugenliber Dffnen, Gle
Mugen einen lebensdbnlihen Iusbrud
annebmen, bic Qippen fi9 r0tben ..nb
bas ftarre NntIib auf's Nsue gum 2es
BEN suriid3uiebren iHeint. 0obur1
pirb bic W0sIi9teit 5ur 5~erftsnIns
elmer Photographic eeeeben, bertn
Mebnlimteit nit Der perfon Dor ibrtm
Sob bic Mgnos3iruns bes 2eihnoms
bebeutenb erleibtert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

Das Budget Der Stoot paris entz
balt beute nod einen fletnen poiten
our Be5abIung bon Renten, bic unter
Qubpig XIV. berihisoenen @runbbes
fsern unb air9en ausseIebt purbem,
Der llripruns bieIer alttn Renten 1T
foIgenber: Sm Sabre 1850 erlieben
bic i0niglinen 2ommifare cine Der
orbnung iiber bic S@iffborma&ung
bss GliBHens Ourcq. zines 3uflunes
Der Worne. Hei Musfiibrung Der Mrz
bsiten tpurben perf@iebene uferbetpcbs
ner geiHGbtgt. Gs tpurDe ibnen baber
3ur GnH9Gbigung cine Rente fiir ale
3eit a~usesiett. beren @e5ablune bon
Der Stab! parts iibernommen tporben
1T. Go finb fiinf meuten TN @etrase
bon 1900 0runel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

eesabHnte ssamem, csreH 1raesr bireerItA
ebrfamem Bernie o~bIisssu.

ebrfamem Bernie pbliessu.
geriibmten Namen bssesnst man i'm
nsuen 8eriiner 4orebbua in GROCER
3abl. Maerbinss bab,n ibre Srdger
meiit einen biir9erli9 ehrfamsn, aber
tpenis poetif6en geruf eripGblt, Der gu
Der g~sribmtbeit ibrer Namsnspettern
IN ieltfamem 2ontrait itebt. Der ate
Mbam lit Barber, aain 8ifettier, Mbel
Gbemiter geiporDen. Batter Noab leitet
Elm acknowledgements, BON ben Gr5pdtern
1T Ibrabam Jenitsrpuber, Siaac 3eis
tungsperleger. Satob &ommer5ienratb,
Mo{es uno Mron finp als Waarens
b~ausinbabsr &onfurrenten; Sofua bat
ben Beirut zines paders, Samusl ben
zines Observation-Disclosures, Sere=
mias ben zines Observation-Disclosures err
pGblt. 9elb Siesfrieo lit Steuererbe>
Der a. O., Der grimme 9agen Snbaber
elmer 6erinsss unb Notwithstanding
getporben. Don beriibmten Weiien 1T
Solon Elm MeblbGnbler, aud gion elm
9anpelsmann, inbeb fi9 Die Weisbeit
Salomonis auf benz Gebiete Der Bill
b%ereinrahmung betunbet. Bon ben
Srdsern altrOmifder Namen lit 4griz
cola 1Gdermeiiter, Der eole Mntonius
9eairfsboriteber, glusuftus Nadtpor<
tter, Gurtius Stubenmaler, Jabricius
gledladirer, Siberius 9lutsgslhGnDz
Ter, 8alerius pantinenmader, @irgil
80tt6er unb Gaeiar 9erausgsbcr elmer
9Orfentorreiponbens. Jerner finoeu
mir plato als Staotiergeanten, Mars
tin 3utber ais Observation-Disclosures,
Sobannes 9ub ais Webermeiiter fpiss
Der, erasmus 1T Werf5eugfabrifont,
Grana9 Oberleutnant, @uitap 4oolf
Buhbinber gefporben. Sebel hannslt
nit @asgliibIiht, aeibniB lit S9Idd>
termeiiter, Code Shneiber, pGbrsno
pitt unb JOr unter bic Guitpirtbe gs@
gangen finb. Don Malern begegnen
uns Rubens ais Ptpfehor an Der 9e4>
ni5den 9odfdule, 9olbein als GiDils
ingenieur, Matart als &elner. Elm Be-
ruff, ben audi Hobinfon ertpren bat.
nur Tapbael 1T Der Stunt treu 9eblies
ben. bod peripertbet er fem Salent als
StIbenmaler. Den beutfden parnaB
reprG ,entiren Der BGdermeiiter @petbe,
Der S9loFsr JriebriH S9iner, Der
Hittergutsbeiiber 2efiing. Der 4nfi9tss
tartenbdnbler Wielano, Der Mr6eitss
bluienfabritant &lupitod, Der Strabenz
ba5nfabrer @elert, Der &riminal>
ipc9tmeiiter S9lssel, Der g%ierbGnbler
Gerber, Der 3ufhneioer Sied, Der pldts
tereibeiiber platen, Der Saneibermei=
tier Sbeobor &ornsr unb Der gudbin>
Der 9sinrid 5eine. Der Seebelb Nels
ion fabri5irt J~eberboas, Elm gliher 1T
Oberlebrer, elm Billion SunSmeiiter.
Elm S9arnborit &upferidmieo; Saia
eraeust Gobleniteppmaidinen, elm
@uife ern6brt iih als 4u9bdnbler,
elm Wafa als Eedniter, elm Jueser als
OberpGrter, bagsgen tunn Gonoe als
Rentier leben. 4arl (ber) 0rofe lit
gubiter, Wittetinb baseyen 8ahnbes
amter geiporben. Den am fpenigften
nit benz bon ieinem Namen un5ers
trennIiden 9eloentlang iibsreinftims
menoen Beirut bat jeboH WiIbelm Zen
eripdblt; sr ift-Strumpfpirtsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
wesen S4lafIOfisfsit

@egen S1Iaflofisfeit
tpirb fOlsenbes einfaHe Mittel empfcbs
len: Wann befeuHtet bic 5dlfte zines
6anbtudes NIT WoHer, leet lie 10 In
ben Naden, paB fe bic 3dIfte bes 9ins
tertOpfes bsbsdt, unb f4ldst bdrcuf,
bic fnnele Werbunftung gu psrs
binbern, bic trodene Settle barber.
Dobur& pirb bas @ehirn erfrifht
unb bus Hlut msbr bonn Ropfe ipssgss
leitet. @@lafloFsteit pirb oft bds
bur4 erjeust, bob man au fpdt gu
Nd&t fpeif, 70 bab bic Uerbauung
.ern bann bssinnt. tpenr man ii4 5u
Bette bsgiebt, mas sinen rubigs1
G&laf bon bornherein unm0sli@
ma@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

Ra[iforntens Wei NJ
robuttion belief fid I'm Wor>
iabre auf 100000 @oqouen; bic
Brunbp<@ raeugunG NOR 5,700,O06
@oQonen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R.R,

-. 6abraeit Der 8iee...
sbfabrt Ansunft
zolsbo. chicago uub Michigan rprst...t tbs ross
xoIsoo, Detroit unb eb'saso Sim ...... 1880 SIS
utfiaan Gttp, Uuntis u. ooiapstsetI-t 7.as tlo.ss
toaitn ousasuommsH Gonutass.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12
BAPTIST UAEERSITY g.. g.:

o., Diplomas givX in the Arts, Sciences
nression cTMusic. in Art and in tx
those in b6urses of study similar to
RODS, ony6ys' colleges. Recitation Pc
and tweE hour each. Faculty of six men
tauoht1hty-four ome School of Bible
est aTby a full graduate of Wake For
Tho6d Newton Theological Seminary.
eorfrough Business Course. Excellent
o&ipment for teaching Chemistry, Biol
Sgy and Physics School of Music un
surpassed in the South. The comfort of
students looked after by Lady Principal,
Lady Physician, two Matrons and a
Nurse. Board, literary, tuition, heat,
lights, baths, ~fees..for physician, nurse and
library, $I67.5 80 per session in the club
from $4s to SIS less No discount to any ;
everybody pays exactly the same rates.
Believed to be the cheapest school of its
grade in the South. Fol further informa-
ton, address
PRESIDENT R. 7. VANN,
RALEIGH, N. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12

most. The next I'll.
so thoroughly hag
no weeds will BEL
edges, no places t.
pasture their cow -,
time. This last ~
- will not be an abso-
.a:LL~-o~L1l because he has
H. d-- r. C.1 keep ON violating
and good farming.
same land; and thu
ell I'll can fly from
but it will great -
and by and by we U.s.
who have become
that they will lea
with each other il
these insect pests,R
mer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12

A. L. Cox, son of Gen. W. r. Cox,
was the only member of the gradual
ing class at the University this year,
who took both the A. B. and the A.
M. degree. His thorough prepare
ton at the Horner Military School,
Oxford, N. c., enabled him to do this.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12
OUR YOUNG PEOPLE
The Little Red Ant and Its Dairy Cows.

W1Cn LneSe dairy COWS, the plant lice !
Milk them, of course. We have
spent many an hours watching this
process on u Madeira vines. We
noticed that the vine looked sickly
and discovered in the axis of the
newer leaves a nice colony of green
ish plant lice, fat, juicy fellows. The
ant would crawl up the vine in the
evening and take it's ,feelers, it's fore
fingers, and tickle the plant louise
on the under side, and from the real
of the louise Gust about where a
hen keeps her grease bag) there
would exude a sweet secretion, which
the ants sucked up quite as greedily
as a hungry boy takes strawberries
and cream just at this time of the
year. The honey dew of which bee
keepers tell us is nothing but the
secretions of plant lice that are on
trees.
The noted Professor Darwin no.
ticed a similar performance in his
day. In order to discover whether
he could make the plant louise "give,
down" or not, he removed the a9(
that were tending half a dozen y
lice on top of a dock pla9 and
waited till they would be ref s1
milking time. He then toJhdy for
and gently stroked the aKman -
give 81 r't down" % TT They Sthey would
some cows know whg'~ peeeer, as
es theiY teats undertakes to
nk them. The cow kicks. The
Kick of an amt would not hurt
Darwin, but they did not give down
all the same. He then admitted some
ants to the dock leaf, which hurried
at once from one of the plant lice
to the other, stroked them with
their f~eelers, and the plant lice gave
down and the ants had their supper
We have quoted the great names
of Huxley and Darwin, and we
might have quoted that of Sir John
Lubbock, to assure our readers,
young and old, that we are not giving
them "hot air." but telling them
plain facts which they can verify
if they will keep their eyes open.
What has all this to do with farm
ing? A great deal. If it were not
for the natural enemies of the plant
lice and other insect pests they would
by sheer force of numbers render
the Mississippi Valley a desert; and
nature provides that only a few shall
live, enough to stir us to greater
activity in defending our crops by
cultivatipg our friends, the birds
and other insects, which help us in
this battle with the hordes of aphides
or plant lice.
y IF the farmer will plant his corn
year after year in the same field
and thus give the ants an opportun-
ity to stow away millions of eggs,
each one of which produces unnum-
bered millions of plant lice, he has no
" z-.-- &c A. -1a-4 1o,,co NO |
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12
a Free Scholarship
the A. & M. College.

If you have a summer vacation before you
and wish to know how to earn some money,
and with the money q GOOD CHANCE TO
GET A FREE SCHOLARSHIP at the A. &
n. COLLEGE, Raleigh, as q prize, write at
The Progressive Farmer,
N. g.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12
a. e. N. COLLEGE
FOR THE COLORED RACE,

The Twelfth Annual Session will begin
September LIST, 1904. Good four year courses
ia Agriculture and Mechanic branches {;
short courses.
Young men desiring room for Fall Term
should secure accommodations st once, as
only about 100 odgers can be received.
Write to-day to secure a room. For fur
Their information or for catalogue, address
President Dudley,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
CHAPTER XXI.
COUNT A VISIT.

w. l.
A rouple of weeks later, Lady Bysshe
and Fdith had reached Genoa. whose
historic palaces with their stately gar
dens, whose fine drives, giving view OF
mountain range and boundless sea, de-
lighted both.
lady Bysshe anxiously summoned q
dontor who Immediately pronounced
the natient unable to bear the strong
coo air md the eternal noises or TINS,
tbn chief commercial city of Italy; and
ossuring her that she must nave al
atnoanbere moro soothing, a place
whe~e she could have perfect quiet ne
recommended the old-World toWh VI
15,sn "a best suited to her condition.
Accordingly they went to PISA a de-
,ortnd town peacefully sleeping IN the
sI,n, the Arno, undisturbed by frame,
ssou,fng nlacidly between the gray
stonna Of its grass-groWn quays ana
nn5nr the crumbling bridges connecting
them. ~ TIC haro,1s
o,nact tia silence broken only by min
NV bugles, the eternal marctins "
t",, rinfs to and from their dTill, ana
~ rincinr of melancholy church oells'
. ~ he ~unedurable: but oy. degrees
~ fasrjnattion of this peacetui 1uscah
crew uDon them; n as there
~ nc doubt that Edith found II rest
w. her nerves, they resolved to stay
some time. ur.o5 hotaIs. and
~ Ias;rinr to rent q suite or rooms
W. If the old red brick palaces pe-
III tba river. those faded looking
s sn,Id,ngs that seem like the scenes %
~traredies, the made inquiries anu "s'e
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
CHAPTER XXII.
DOCTOR

Count Sasari made himself pleasant
to his new friends. When he called on
Lady Bysshe h old him that her
niece had caught 4 chill. she stayed
too long in these damp cloisters. At
ious about this cold, but now l am
alarmed at her slightest ailment, for
her health has been undermined by a
shock she received some little while
ago. Perhaps, my dear count, you
would be kind enough to recommend
me q skillful doctor, whom could con-
suit about her general condition?' she
suggested.
Sasari paused before answering as if
to consider his words, but at length he
said, There's a doctor living IN the
suburbs beyond Portua Nuova who I
believe is one Of the cleverest in Italy"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
E,sbinq for the Pike Family.

illustrated Sporting News: Manv
e.harmen delight in fishing for mem
hslas Of the pike family and there are
pe'f fshes that live in the waters of the
IVA about which so much confusion
MMs,sts among fishermen as to theil
plup pine almost rival those of the cog
l'1,aahne" in extent and perplexity to the
gH nTS 1t would take several mag
AVE y nages to make this matter clear
datatl to the mind of the average
Norman, hence suffice 1t now to saw
u Not when the pike is named the fish
nth iightish spots, generally yellow,
- dark. background is designated;
,han the pickerel is referred to 1t must
he taken rs n with irregular ross
10 ore or reticulation on the body, and
p. a,n the m~ascalonge is named 1t is the
,mnrsest of the family with dark spots
10 light background. If the angler
Vii, bear this difference always and
sT,narly in mind, he Will not be CON
t,sed when he gets westward and
lara the misnomer of ~"pickerel" for
,ha true pike, and pike" for the pike
narch. or wall-eyed pike. Nor when
Ia gets across the Canadian border to
~ with the last-named fish under
me name of lore and in some of the
nrovinces TO find it bearing the name
- "nfCkerel," as it does among the
u,arket fishermen of the Michigan
shores Of Lake Huron. To render con
t,sion worse confounded, the name OF
ne ~mascnlonge is spelled and pro-
nonnced In so many different wavs
hat the identity OF It is almost lost In
NE maze OF nomenclature and ortho-
cranky that enfolds 1t.
trolling Is the usual method followed
for securing all the fishes of the pike
family, of which there are five; the
three fishes above mentioned ana two
small pickcrel. II living exclusively
vest of the Alleghenics and the other
solely east OF the same range; neither
Of which, however, grows above a
nound or exceeds twelve inches I'm
length. The troll is near the surface,
as a rule, and midWater ana bottom
trolling is frequently very successful.
The latter method is lone by having
your boatman row slowly and feeling
he bottom with q heavy sinker. three
feet above which a three or more feet
Of gut leader Is attached. ana TO the
end of that the bait, a live minnow or
a free spinning spoon. Sun. fishing
for nike when you know their haunts
is, I think, the most delightful way Of
coating them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25

The Defiance Starch Co. VIII give
=" ladies L round trip ticket to The
OF Louis Exposition. TO five ladies
III each of the following states: I'LL
nols' Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas and
missouri WIG VIII send III the largest
number OF trade marks cut from u ten
cent A6-ounce package OF eliance
eoiu water laundry starch. This
means from Your " home, any
where III the above named states,
1heSe trade marks must be mailed TO
ana received by the Defiance Starch
~ omaha Nebr.. before September
49, nS Ase4. October and November
WI De the best months TO visit the
exposition. Remember that Defiance
~ The only starch put Up in 16 or. ca
tuH POUND to the package. You get
ohe-third mure starch for the same
mmoaney than Of any other kind. and
Delahce never sticks to the iron.
me tickets to the Exposition will be
s.n' oy registered mail September
''h' Starch for sale by all dealers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25

80 rn,,yl 80,
,,n much mat without you my life
'ln seem a miserable failure for 7
,hail have lost its creates gooa i+a
iearest prize, In losing Won, So 80
ct me speak OF loss. giT'o 49, W
ct ME think you care Sor NJ ~
ma shall be grateful ror =" ieete
mat little into a fame" VIII Ian
Il love Won " cha ~,
'stly. pS' e"in-
MY darling," he cried ont Vita e.
he joy within hin, INV ~ w" Lol
+ you knew my happjne 4s"ieS Tou On On
again and again that Won In,,a ny
Tou really love!" '0'e '''e-Vha'
She held out her bor7 r.bio. -
covered with kisses, 'N''1 ne
TO think that Won raa}1,, 1o,o oo,n
lie said maryeling at his rHcn,mHa w =
good fortune. 81 can hardI,, H ~" ~ h-
rue"
Il love you" she ranaoted !,
glorying In the words as Il
He put his arm tnnae,1v rov,a 49,
'houlders and kissed her y,iih ln :" o I -
md fervor to which his yno+nri, =, tohnt"s
.orce and depth unk nov1 r. ,,nr NNN G
a minute later anI FNn|
brought In tea. ANA +hay rrorn 49,
ioined by the II ana d. Saetihly
out Godfrey held his nn@rn 1n,3i - =,
Nas alone with his aIn+ ~ ~ nc
lg room before dinner " {" :
When he told hay sho soia. ar ~
t by your face when ron,a t. ~"
ga; and Edith old ma bafor - ~ Il"Nt
20 dress, coupratrI.ta ,,aI 80 :
ny heart" ~" VIZ 81
Il am the bornioe+
world" he burst ON ma" ~ N'e
You have raaeoT n,
'rcy, | hone Won ujir ,Iv,a,u ~ 1p1I,
N,t 80 u ~ NC q SOOG
Trust me trnet 49, "i w.
confidently, reso1ntaIw ~ "'9"eie
4 do" lady Rvschn oo,a o,,;a.,.
yves fyo1 ON Mn W. '''e '''H 4"'eIF' 1ef
Il hone W. may ,,,a,,.,. c,o,.
Gaming against NC ch i npo,,' 3otu ne
How tmnctnof1s ,,nI' - 49,
,l!al S0N "'e' she re-
"C0nsjdcr all +ba -,
have 1ost =" he 90 S"+' " "1PP'''e9s
Nothing is aver loo, va,
gaining eyperjance 10 nr., lVu WITS
or your fate AnI 40 ~ :, ~ i.,etI
ron wiI, hovo -, - as liiailylI'S soon
lhout mat. for eho ,"ii1 - S0uHl
or nearly Two vee,s ava ~ ny We 81 age
infatuated sIstar $3.50 = hi,I rHI H9Dt ue1I
ms r6jont ''''s' 1H"Ne "'ill EulIh sole
Acrnrdi,,,, 1,,.,
NUM- Gnitte5 IS LuILH aHu heF
,arvanIs boa iI, s1ole' anu me
,lsss nf rIarat az q oSII ui"tN d
1Ionk to1d 49, sptt' 1nu p1lhI
.onsentad - boco~'a - ' -
.Pac. Voc oIontrioni ~ - AHg
No rtoar ha ohhar. tnS Count Neid
no nv bio a,oa 90. I1tI""S ~
mace and p ionl, nP aInonm 81
,nrnad nvar va uls@Pp lnSniens u
ace.
lie news SURPRISES me- he said
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25

horse, and sometimes was unable even
to ride in a car. My condition was
critical when l sent for Doan's Kidney
Pills. | used three boxes and they
cured me. Now l can 20 anywhere
and do as much as anybody. | sleep
well and feel no discomfort at ALL"
A FREE TRIAL-Address Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y. For sale
by all dealers; price 50 cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25

WAS doing
no : but
buying nledi-
c!neS TO cure my
kidneys. do
not think that
any man ever
suffered as | did
and lived. The
pain in my back
was SO bad that
co ! d not
sleep at night. |
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25

at the st, Louis Exposition. which Ia yer,
severe upon thcfe"t. remember to take along
a box or two OF ALIENS FODTEA&r. a
powder for Hot, Tired, Aching. swollen.
sweating Feet, 10000 testimonials. Sold
by all Druggists, &c. DON'T ACCEPT A
s~ubsIlTUTE, Trial package FREE. Ad.
dress Alien S. Olmsted, lie Roy, y. Y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
No! Nc!

Iha article on How to Manage Ii
Husband was written by n single wom-
an"
How DO you know o.
nc married wornan Is going 10 give
away a valuable recipe Ike that"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
TORTURING PAIN.

HnlfThis Mans SutIcrinas Would Have
Killed Many u Person, but Doau's
Cured Hiss.
A. c. Sprague, stock dealer. OF Nor
nal, ILL.,, writes: For tWo whole yrgrs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
Wise Willie,

Teacher"-Did you ever read Tilt
stories Mother Used to Tell?"
Wlllie-~No'm. But I'm wise to all Of
Pops gags.