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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. l3. = Spot cotton quiet. Sales. 2,750 bales. including 1850 10 arrive. Quotations unchanged.
 Heavy shipments of cotton are passing through this city direct to mills Of i4.000 bales received by Illinois Centr?l Railroad merchants.
 The future market was very quiet. open ing ( to points up. The highest range of prices from the opening. which was the lowest, did not exceed four points. January opened points up at 7.60. declined to 7.sS advanced to 7.ei and finally declined to 7.ss. The general belief among traders is that there will not be much activity in the market until after the holidays. ahe closing was quiet. Net gains to points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
INFERIOR MOyEMENT.

INTERIOR MOVEMENT. e HOUSTON.-Duil; middiing, 7M; net re- ceipts. ,1s,3sa; gross. 1s,a93; shipments. IT, 172; stock, 1o0.S52.
 AUGusTA.--steady: middiing. 11-f6: net receipts. l.e49: gross, 1,64s; shipments 7ei: sales. 1.002: stock. s5. 151.
 MEMPHIS.-Quiet; middling, 11-1B; net receipts. 5.o54: gross s.064: shipments, 5.- e1l; sales. 1.750: stock. 143,361.
 sT.1LOuIS.-ouiet: middling "A: net re- cespts, geo; gross. e,4se; shipments. 5.T7s; stock 3i. 91s. Y CINCINNATL--Net receipts, ses; gross ess; shipments. 1.32l: stock, 1,s87.
 LOUISVILLE.-Firm;m midjling, s.
 Total today: Net receipts 27.e64; gross, be,57< shipments. 2s,sss: sales. 2,752; ytock, 374.l7s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Fec. l3.-Turpentine firm. 47t; receipts. '1j: sales. a5S: shipments. s04. Rosin firm: receipts. s.oss sales. 2.s2o: shipments. 1.5st. Quote: A, B. c. 2.52h: D. 2.S2S 0s.5s; and F. 2.S7h OF. 50; G. N. (. so; N, 4.50; W c. 4.75; W W. 5.l5 CHARLESTON. Turpentine and rosin nothing doIng.
 wILMTNGToN.-Turpen steady. Al: receipts. 3B.
 Resin firm, 2.45; receipts 325. Tar firm. l.. so; receipts. PA. Crude turpentine firm. 2. 90 and : 60; re- ceipts, SA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Th0 dry goods market presents no new features. but there is every evidence of firmness on the part of sellers who do not view the situation as at all discopraging. The buyer has shown only sn indifferent interest in the future. but there is increasing difficulty in seour- ing prompt deliveries. The Jobber is ex- pressing an indifferent trade, as Is natural
 at this time ow year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec l3.-Sugar strong. Open kettle. 3& @4A; open kettle centriru- gal. Ak 64%; centrifugal whites, l5-l6@ Sc: yeliows. Al 44k; seconds. S%@4 5-l6.
 Molasses steady; open kettle, 15q 80; cen trifugal, 7@20.
 Syrup steady, 22G26
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14


 River Forecast. tFor next two days.)
 The Coosa will fall slowly; the Alabama will remain stationary or fall slowly.
 Weather Conditfons.
 tPast 24 hours.l
 The storm central over West Virginia yesterday morning has moved to the east of New England. though snow continues over the entire Lake region and the upper Ohio valley. and has spreel to eastern New York: the weather over most of the interior and the Southeast Is dominated by an area of high now over the middle West and spreading southeastward, which has caused sharp temperature falls in central district, the eastern half of the cotton belt and south through middle Finrids. with freea- ing as far south as Montgomery: storm over northwest Texas has induced higher temperatures in the Southwest and a shall low barometric depression over northern Montana has caused rain or snow in portions of the Northwest
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South ern stations during 24 hours ending a. m.. Dec. Is, tso4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
rnrAI. cOrrnN MnvEMFNr

Total today, at all ports. net e9,s4S: ship ments, Co Great Britain, 7,e19; to continent, e.3s3: stock. 1.017.16o.
 Consolidated. at all ports. net 1Ss.s19; shipments. to Great Britain, 73.6sf; to Trance 15.o0o; to continent. 93,S26.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports, net B. l12,531; shipments. to Great Britain, 1.s2s,- SIS; to France. 390. 453: to continent, 1,3sI.- 9e5: to Japan. sT.sss: to Mexico, 12,364
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NEM ORLEANs sPOT COTrnN.

NEW oRLEANs. Dec. l3.--Cotton quiet sales. s.SSo. Ordinary. sH: good ordinary. good middlins, 1S-1S; middling fair g. 1s. Receipts. 26,s24; stock, tli, ,3s0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

ST. LOUIS. Dec. l3.-FIour Qniet Whiskey steady. 1.27.
 Pork weak; jobbing, II 30.
 Lard lower: prime steam, 6.5O. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts. 7s2 4 clear ribs. 7.ssA: short clear, S.13M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

Normal temperature for day. 50 deg. Accumulated deficiency since Jan. l. 34 deg.
 Average relative humidity for day. 50 per cent.
 Total rainfall since Jan. l, s6.6 inches. Accumulated deficiency since Jan. l. 13. 69 inches.
 River Bulletin. Observations at 6 a. m 75th M timA)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
.r4r.oa. s:s' s;='i''ia;s Gi:, s;;s': 's:s::
Country Produce.

Country Produce. Eggs--I5 Q goo. s0@ 32o.
 Rice--No 1, Go; No. {, tc. Peanuts--Psr pound. sh 9ec. PinAapplee--Per crate, Sa.Be@2.7S. Beans Choice. hAnd-picksd hayiAs. ys. .7s; red kidney beans. S.so; Lima beans. Shc per pound cabbAge--Per crate. e1.TB. crMnbefries--Rer bbl., 41a ceiery--Per bnnoh 3s ng0c @ Malaga grapee-Per ksg. ~ Sa- Cocoanuta--Each, %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

the best balanced results. Present prices
 are steady and look ike they could do .
 little better during the urgent demand
 when satisfied, however, we think N will bs demonstratsd that any improvement which may be observed now will be only tsmporary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

The Coffee Exchange will be closed on December 34. 2s and 51 and January 2,
 THE WEATHER. Daily Local Weather Report and Rixer
 Bulletin. U. S. Department of Agriculture
 Weather Bureau.
 Local Observations. MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec IS. 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Coffee-Spot Rio and mild firm
 Sugar-Raw and refined firm.
 Coffee futures opened steady at unchangeS prices to an advance of points on en couraging cables from both European and Brazilian markets and light Brazilian re ceipts There was some profit taking as prices approached the recent high level but offerings were scattering while 1t looked as though recent buyers were still supporting prices. The close was steady at an advance of 5G10 points. Sales reported of 74.Oo3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
MARKET FOR FUTURES
COTTON rEss ACTIVE AFTER HEAVY
 EkUCTUATION.
n 0eneral Way sitsation Seemed stead Ter cd xlnnl ouctatfons Showed WoAorn1e Calm for
 tho Day.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The cotton marke. was Ices active than at any time since the Governxnent report. and prices fluctuated within ten-point range. In . general way the situation seemed q little steadier and finat quotations. while little off from the best. showed . moderate gain for the day.
 The opening was quiet but firm at un- changed prices to an advance of points m response to steadier spot markets as reftect. ed by private aivices from the South and the Liverpool cables. which reported sales of 5000 bales at an advance of { points. while futures in the English. market. re- spondfne to the local decline of the previous day, were about l O. points lower.
 After the opening here there wss eonsid- erable support believed to be covering by leading room shorts and with New Orleans showing steAdiness and Liverpool reporting . recovery from the earlier losses, prices gradually worked up until the middle of the morning they were about 10612 points higher on the active months. At the ad- vance there was reaiizing by yesterdays buyeps, and during the afternoon the market ruisd irregular. fiuctuatins about t@s points under the high point of the morning.
 Toward the close covering by room shorts steadied prices slightly and the final quota. tions showed net gains of 76to points Sales estimated at f25.000 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 Pert Nrovaunaut

 oALvEsToN.--s middling. [ f1-1si net receipts, 23s2T: grcss, 3s,sz7; sales, s4; os0.
 net receipts, 2s.sa4; gross. ss.ss4; sales. l.- MOBILE --Nominsl: middiins, TX: ne, rsceipts Lssf: gross 1,ssf; stock. ss,7ss shipments. coastwise, 2,t73.
 sAvAENAH.- middline. TX; net receiptA f1.o40; groes. f1,05s: sales. SIS: stock. 1ss52s; shipments coastwise, ..sss. CHARLESTON.-Quiet; mfddiing. TX; net receipts, PAS; gross. PAS; stock, 2s.1s2; ship Jnents, coastwjse, 800.
 WILMINGTON. -- Nominal: net receipts. 2,143 gross, 2,i42; stock, 4.0oa
 NoRFoLk.--Net receipts. SOFT, gross 3.o77: stock. 40,335
 BALTIMoRE.--Nomina middling. 7%' gross receipts. 75o: stock. s,3s5.
 NEW YORK.-Firm: midiltng, 6; net re- ceipts. 9s: gross. s.75o: sales. 425: stock. 1el,561; shipments. to Great Britain. l.s4s: to continent. 1.o13 BOSTON.-Duil; midding. 8; net receipts zse; gross. 7so; shipments. to continent. PHILADELPHrA. = Steady; middIing. e:!s; net receipts, 50; gross. 3s7: stock. s.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
ST. I0rIs PROvIsION,

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1s.--Flour steady. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady. 1.24
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
NEW YoRK CorrON Fr,rrRrs
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. NEW OItLEAN9, Dec. 13-Cotton future
LIyERPooL COTTON FUTURES

LIVERPOOL. Dec. is. = Cotton futures opened quiet and closed steady. American YnfddNnn o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14
TREAsuRY nAIANrEs

WASHINGTON. Dec. IS. Treasury bal ancss, sl43.559,4 42s; gold. 5S6,o3s,o30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

NEw YORK STOCK LIST.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02

Randolph. N@s., May Sa-C@4af ca
cas- 9~aeaa heard 81 a aars wonderful
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of saas 2laca, gsr a Ioug TINE Ars.
estls nrsr&a v3A rerT Ssvars pains
ga taa aaek and atE1eaBs lnwGantgy rh.za
gaiEx& sff Ser, sas aaa .r1gs1 Ztpctsrs
ard svssttaa. sat as*hlag aad aai0ea
nor 5Il saa used Dlaa's EiaYaav Pills.
Sh@ aswws
oda'a Elaney Pits 6id re ~
mach good ( can't EssiI, It was 30 won
aer ny sack hurt ne all 1he time
( Jactsrea ana rrt&a everything. htF+
dd aos feal any ortter. I thought mr.
afe ns sAssrt Oh ss- sur now I saa!
Gke = aas~ person. I aSa1 4 Jog Of
OofS'a I4afuay Pfia, and I 10 not feat
gae alfgAesss ach@ Or oata. I =an c1rn
and t7staf any way without saa9tng Ii,
and fssi 40 proud Of II ( eaanot hard
Ey EXPRESS ny g~Tatttu&a - Dsdd's Kid
aey Pills ssg what hey a#vs done sor
ne
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
Continued Next week.


This pass Is tor yourself and 2IruiTg
l see said the conductor. Where Is
the family
Here they are, % replied the pazsen-
ger WI mad presented The document.
All the people III this end Of the
caro-
Pretty near It, I guess, TAare are
sixteen OF U.s."
DO you want 10 make NE believe
this is all ycur family"
No, sir; Chts isa'l quite all OF the
family. One couldn't come.
"But, great Scott
4 knew you wouldn't Believe 1t, sir
Interrupted the passenger. and I
brought the family bible along. Here
Is the register, you see. I'n John
Henry, the father. Tais is Mary Jane,
my wife. That's Caroline, the next one
Is Benjamin, the one in the next seat
is
'Look mere. Have you any evidence
to sIlow---'
Yes, SIR, I didn't forget that, either.
Here are aIfidavtts from the county
judge and two Of my n~eighbarg TO
prove that al these are our children"
The conductor took the documents
and glanced them over.
after QUIZ read them pursued
the father. producing q printed slip,
Will you kindly look at this?"
What is it,"
IT'S President R~ooseveIt's speech on
race sui
At this point the conductor wilted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02

A~ary &sndta Williams, L4AD. IN Har-
}er,s Magazine For May: m. older. booka
"a nYtxssn..a p so.b,,.am
- t.zm. 1A
~ . AS ETe2s p~@fTnanency
Sh mess ~ EXPLAINED ~ zhs material II
Ef9ich they are composed. and II daea nor
ascsssarfiy folfouy hat rrav vy.re 80 4-.+
aooka 10 ~ ra y1r.
4"s az
FsSph 3acaoYsh 9 S&pFTTss ron from
Ehe earliest historical periods, and Eslar
the fifnfoon made taa.r nnF.11 laaf hoa~s
az mr~ narty e. r.
uszef asssss. = 6iycoy.re6 =, ~.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
BOTH JAWS SHOT AwAY.


still a Successful Business Man.
a man who had both laws SHOT
away had trouble eating ordinary 53od,
Out found q food-drink that supplies
the nutr1ment needed. lie says.
l have been an invalid since he
siege Of Ficksburg, in 1856, wlare /
was wounded by Il Mimic ball passing
through my head aud causing tho en-
IRE loss OF my jaws. | was a drum
mer boy. and at the time was leading
a sklrrlish line, carrying n gun. Since
maj lime 1 have been awarded the
medal Of honor from the CongrTs5 q
the United States Tor ~gallantry on he
field.
Inc consequences Of my wound
were dyspepsia in It's most aggravated
Urn ana | finally proved ordinary
eoFee was very hard on my stomach,
so / tf1eu Postum and got better. Then
l Ileu common coffee again and cot
worse. / did this several times. and
nnaily as Postum helped me every
Time continued to use it, and Low
often think that II the Government
hAs issued Postum to us in the Army
now much better it would have been
Tor che solder boys dlan coffee.
Couee constipates me anu Postum
uoes not; coffee makes me spit up my
Lood, Postum does not; coffee keeps NE
awake nights, Postum does not. Theirs
Is no doubt coffee Is too much OF 4
s'A1nuianr for most people and ta ina
cause OF eeas!T al the constipation.
This Is my experience and you are
III liberty to use my name Name
slWen by Postum Co., Battle Creek
LOOK In each pkg. for the famous
asus ncoks Thu Read to Wailvilla'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
TEAL DUCK IS NOT FLEsH
Why IL is Eatsn IN -ente7 Season and
Matiard Is NcS.

Why IL Is Eatsn IN -erte7 Season and
MatlarG Is Me-
New Orleans Tiugs-1enocr~r. .-5,
,ra7, .ya- fy-or, -b,r 80 80
a.n,o o., -" - ~-IA Z "os
A"41'-E1 'H& az q party Of gen
1eEne1 VINO were discussing the A!ga
price OF Ish since the -euJeR season ser
D. It's a fact The teal duck is not
leaa' even Il It IS a fowl. IT ia r14
7a.!as as i #lAA52d afld Ie&theratI 7sa.
ana n good catholic can safety at
ore Tor fish during the Le1cesl season
Of on any Friday Z did not know MS
VS. . raet 1nE@ q fzw GGys ago. en
: happened 10 u i gues- ac l -gn
"E,ers4I SET 2h@ 81 the great 3.sa1-zrs-a
= the Catholic church, r was a
r'Ila1T a14 was asCouade9 Ez4 4
se2t aG1N "aa served as sc.
5-t 1 A2=# -.7r rAere we're good .70-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
''is,aS8, ssi h"ur Realtors ol,r ~.
55-Elanr CasaFo.Re ~ yr,r IN

~~SaSGeFs Oar NJ.
5a-Eanr C~asa3o@ue IL New IN
For years die prizes of orr r5.
nral h~terrhludise Catalogue zen
81 cents bag w& have rerlacad &a
Ing prices 1I aIg AIaas at agu.Ie Vt
bet2W aij other houses az 10 g. ,ar
most every catalogue br.aega, ~
aad making Iew customers ana "'
Introduction OF new nauer Engl,f9.. ~
cAlhary, new automatic rotary No..
lAg, folding, binding and c1veriDr ~
liner we nave SO reduced fha ,osr
n]1aiints This big boox that we win M
send IL aE ulafJ, postpaid, free "a ~
address, on application.
The big book when harntoror,
sold Ut ~ cents each ara uvhi,1
Eree FOR The ASKING, Is StaxIIIS f,rSo.
III SIZE. contains thousands OF ..gs+r,
IONS descriptions and prices. IS -aor
0u@Aiv complete IN nearly Averv .t,3
Of merchandise, including lrv 7,gs
clothing. boots and shoes, farnish,af
S90'ts snCsE&2 millinery ~fanl< M
~hotsterng, hardware. tools. e5ar ~
goods guns, sporting goods. sa,,rgs
machines mMstaaI INSTRUMENTS sr,4,ns
pianos furniture, trbv asr~.,ros
aHoc5arr, cutlery raras. drugs 1r,r,
gaaphte goods. autlaag goods i,
machines moving picture aoaang-ns
3a@2tes, harness, saddles. sa nv
watches, a1galrE, ~s.lgarw2ra ..5.iys
safes faraiSeta5ars. tiusvara. sq-.vw.
glsng Used IN rae home. In the saao I,
Ing l3atogv and ,1E the Farm, and N.
priced at ar.ees much tower than Ia
ever offered lp f&v other horse
II ron have enc OF eur u" @lE..a-raa
ar 4lTe ever Seen 5aa Taa know }ar
II lA- she al0sr complete. most mi, r,
datA ana lowest priced catalogue sEer
published II w0a haven our SIX agta-
lo@ue don't fail re- send for one an once.
X you ave tie 4g hook please .eI
Jour friends ana n~eiEaaors ehar shs
oook IL noW fE@e aud they can get 9ns
Tor the asking. Simply on a 1osta,
card or III j letter say. Send ne r7pr
Big Catalogue, and The big new aook.
orr regular 5O-"enr catalogue. WIN IN
To you by return mail, postpaid. rec
with u compliments. Please (nr5t
forget TO tell your netghbor who haSn'r
the big book shat the big 50-cent COX
IS now free TO anyone Cor the asking,
Address
SEARS, ROERCCE & co. Cnlcago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
CHAp~I R XII.
THE CONTENTS or Trr 1ax

THE CONTENTS OF THE BOX.
One day very soon thereafter MY
servant presented ME a poy, which he
said h*d been brought there by sn IN
diam from Colonel G0rtez. with the re-
guest tia IL be delivered into NV gtv7l
hand And fgrther, 70 beg I would
make aifn q viait - soon as nv a.tias
would permit.
Ia evening being advanced T could
not 20 that night. 50 Ganteutad rlvsa{f
With the promise Z would cross the bay
on the morrow,
Later, my company being ray own.
gave attention to the box,such a metal
receptacle as Eas commonly used for
articles Of gatue. It responded easily
70 the key, and opened without diff
Guilty.
The reasons for d'Ortezs fear and
retirement lay bare before me, II
would but search Chera out. Within
The box, bound together by deerstir
thongs, we're many writings, some on
parchment sorne paper. OF different
d2@es and degrees of preservation
So1He we're we'll worn from age ana
handing, others more recent, were in
better condition. Some there we're
Wn1cH appeared qUfte new and fresh.
these filst have been the LATEST 10 aaa
a resting place IN his Keeping.
III were arranged Iu due and svz~
teEnatic order: Of whatever are, each
bore q @aE@Euf EIrsTsrrfrr50r afyf-e.
lit. brteR me contents ng H.. 80
b@r@s II
EGR g| hl5 OWL @E4EL hand, Reside zig-
G1S't 10y "LstGst+ vas 4H"t5GE@d and
pla@e1 in sequence. Verify, il was rgaaE
L3et5lg3ica4&y dome, so any emil. r1,llg
read End understand.
Vgs4g e@ffk r5f1r4, ,7rfz@tg;--
. "a 3 Up
'a5" y 55l$a"tA& fnI @%t
t51t'a'i@t "A+h ny p!lt 1sieH+ia secret.
L5a11 * committed some youthful
Gsl.lLs y 1s'@d aeaEltJ upon mis-
SIela2fllS 4$e ana aad driven atn TO
Lte&e savage Stores where, shut out
llpta ~ &el@gani0naftp #ith his Kind,
tsS @i4 . emery PendnEe. II go, I pre-
LGIisu 70 remain va ignorance, for his
was a friendship so dear, SO pure, 1
heHlfSg net 80 faint 1t with the oder
81 $"LI.
re Elad, however made his request
u sucn urgent terms, ever Datissric.
! could nos disregard IL, and putting.
aside the reluctance I felt, took M,
she paper which lsv on ton ffrarfaa ~
lnyset(, and began it's per71saL n yvao.
as follows:
Ny Dear Pl4riGe; The a2aa, esArIa,as.
Of my wGTn-1ul frame warns mo s133n
that time Ter me is almost past. 1t a1ay
~ |itEn god teefoss the seas, { shall have
sots - maj Judgment, remember
,ISS.f 5l,t%f2E %tta az on 70 he end taat
laff flyrdor4 Il. III Is, gpVaFaa nave
IN these papers excsot aon7a rar III ','l,55
havc Of the Pasquters from she n5s, a.la
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02

we oFsT 0ns Hundred Dollars Reward Tor
any easa NJ G&tarrfi that canFot he ciIre,i ~
Fihit4t CatGrrh Cure 49, -
y J CHENEY aCO.. Props, roIs!7. o
v Ehs tanfeTsigner! nave known r. J. Cheney
,or Size lat rs yesrS, and eslfgvs hin, r,erFscfi
honorable N oil business transactions and 1nar.
cettatly abs 70 carry ouS any obligation niada b.
Wssf &THrtg Wholesale Dr1Irgtsts Tolsso r
ThiDIa1, kEHa&E n MARVIN, WboleSaIs
Druggists, Tolsao. o.
aAiit G@t@rfA Ctifs L taken informally, acting
sireeuy upon the blood ana raige5rs ctIffsras of
%sis sYstsa1s rice TIC. per bottls. Sold By all
DflsRlSps Testimonials free
Asifs Family Pills ara the best.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
Obeyed.

Chums; A y~oungster who had bear
III was allowed to go to d party on the
condition that If it rained he sno,,iS
take a cab TO come home.
1t rained, but the boy arrival
drenc1ed TO the skin.
Why didn't 0 take a cab. as / told
asked the father, aternly.
oh, 1 did, father-I did truly" wan
the answer. But I thought / would
rather rnle On top with the driver. n
was great fun" -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02

EHaa 5arn1er end Breeder witch has
peer published lss Sioux City the past
three 3eara az q a~erni-rnonthIH. Is nov
p41hsite1 weekly and has BEEN greatly
improved IN I'll departments, III Ia a
asssa grace, Hi%A@sa-paBe agricultural
and I've stock Daq@r, and should ha a
E~e9i+tar gsattor to the horne OF ever,
farmer md I've siocl< breeder.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
TrtTias

Detroit Free P-ess: pasz.r
tnsA you aJtA have faith in 1.4n-
@ptiTisI-Cf course, there are So
Still have E4IGh in chose FvF0 haven't
played ne any mean tricks.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02


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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02

me yet.
hs Comedian Same here. 7 asked
ordered chaynpGe45e.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
10 aettlnr q gaek

Ga5hottc Standard ard Tlrles Afrs
Fetfg II tsttsk IM get our WIFE,. a saw
iaes tssrs for BITS birthday.
af fef3g~good ard I'll put in
about tqtei4tY dirnea al my urese-7t
AIRS Petty~~fttE a splendid bang.
once liz moneys in les trnuosgfbTa Ia
~ IL car.
Mrs Fefts-- VeI--er-coEne to think
~ H, dear. Era 10 short OF money TsY
Just give Willie a tin horn or sorae.
thIag.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02
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Tsseher--oE shst are heroes TuadeT
sca"lar-E5ne Of them breakfast food.
gaeaa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-02

hHrpeTa Bazaar; Gowns Of cha3tf,7y
lace with the bands Of applique worI[ and
E Ei,n are sttl Being made up over
0Iack, white or coicred }lninrg rhesa
also require some br~ignrenlng. an, Ia
StseA ami soma vary costI,-
ones are used. Artificial flowers mali ~
ssla OF SnlIton are embroidered on 70 BOTH
tae net and satin gowns in = rnos, "a
rrSctiVe manner, and pale pink, vaIiar, ~
mnlts ano mauve also hslp to tighten ,bs
sometimes too somber effects. t. Las
vh TaI's net gowns With lace applique and
sLnte ace GOWNS are always r1osr e. 1.,
Inl, as they can be made with tTrc, ", use
g,nrn anu a low one. and then can he
"9 w. tor many different ocrasfons, %
be = suidnpe a low waist can easily
- torrned and this Is often dove.
q aeep caps collar can De worn oxar or
~ go But as a rule, It is batta-
t 70 aars the two separate waists. for f tban
give ~ ~ sach can be SO marked as to
with tia ana sktr. gown even