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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12

Brookings Register Hon. PbiIo
Hall in bis official capacity as at
torney general of South Dakota
has, along with a multitude of mi
nor cases, won three important
victories for the state which add to
his worth as an attorney and cham
pion OF the commonwealth. We
refer to the anti-compact case
wherein the old line insurance com
panies endeayored to combine for
the purpose Of raising the rates Of
insurance and IN a test case at
tempted to set aside the statute
which sought to prevent such q
compact. In this case the state
was represented by Mr.. Hall and
the insurance companies by the
ablest council they could muster.
The state won. Then again the
state was sued by the contractors
who were building the Aberdeen
Normal school, which was burned,
to compel the state regents to pay
them for the building anu to stand
the loss by fire. In this case also
the state won. The recent case
brought in the federal court by tile
Standard Oil Co. to have q tempo
rary injunction sustained against
the state oil inspector who had con-
demned a quantity Of oil which had
been shipped into this state and
offered for sale and which product
was below the standard Of purity.
The latter case is a precedent in
the courts of the United States and
Mr.. Halls success in defeating
this great trust is not only a victo-
ry for South Dakota but for the
thousands who use kerosene oil as
an illumination throughout the Unit
ed States. Of course the cases
above mentioned will be carried
into the q. S. supreme court but
we believe that the state will be
sustained in every instance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12

stand and thanked the convention
Tor the honors bestowed upon them.
Crawford was then called to the
stand, and after congratulating
his opponent on his victory and
characterizing him as a personal
Trend and a competent man for
the position that he seeks, pledged
himself to the loyal support of the
ticket. In reference to the cam.
pa'gn that he had been making he
SAID: 81 believe that the right
place to contend for principles
winch have not yet been adopted
by a party is in the field before the
convention and before the can
dldates have been nominated, and
then believe that it is the right
thing to stand Loyalty by the re-
suits Of the convention"
The manly stand taken by Mr..
Crawford has put at rest the fears
and predictions of many, that the
campaign that he has been waging
would result in a split in the par
ty, and has cleared the atmos-
phere, so that there is nothing to
with united effort being
put forth in the support Of the ex-
cellent ticket that has been nomi-
mated. While the people of Bon
Homme county would have been
better pleased had their candidate,
Lieut.. Gov. Snow, been selected
for governor the circumstances
seemed to be unfayorable to him
at this time, and we feel safe in
saying that there will be found no
more loyal supporters of the ticket
than Mr.. Snow and his friends.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12
CITY OFFICIALS.

Aayor--pAuL LANDMANN,
AUDITOR. NJ. Dam,
Marsha)-RoBERT GuNN,
ALDERMEN
First Ward II. B. SEAGLEY.
Jos. WANEK.
Second Ward { FRED CAcH.
FRED GOEHRING,
Third Ward FRIEnRlcH HAUsAUER
M. XoLNoWSKEY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12
NUMBER 81

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are pleasant to take and agreeable
IN effect. For sale by all druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12
a Startling Test.

20 save a life, DR.. I. G. Merritt
of No. Mehoopany, Pa, made a
startling test resulting in a won
derful cure. He writes, "a patient
was attacked with violent hemor-
rhages, caused by liberation Of the
stomach. had often found Elec-
tric Bitters excellent fer acute
stomach and liver troubles SO |
prescribed them. The patient gain
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an attack in il months" Electric
Bitters are positively guaranteed
for dyspepsia, Indigestion, consti-
patton and kidney troubles. Try
them. Only soc at V. B. Diehl's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12

Mitchell Clarion: Many who
survived the ordeal, can recollect
when all of our pop and free silver
republican newspapers were adver-
tising "Coin" Harvey's "Financial
SCHOOL, as the only sure remedy to
cure a nation sick from calamity
bowling. Nh. Harvey's school
book made him rich as we'll as IA
nous. He is now railroad pres
ident on a princely salary and
laughs heartily over the thousands
of monomaniacs he coined.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12
Calumet
Baking i
Powder |
a wonderful powder oS rare
a wonderful powder OF rare
snsEit end unrsyaied etrengtsa.

W. H. Conover, farmer living
at Armour, made a shipment of
seed corn to Illinois last week.
This is the second year in success
sion that the banner corn states
Illinois and Iowa-have sent to
South Dakota for seed corn, and
IN some sections even for corn to
feed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12
V. B. DIEHL-.
Republican State Convention,

Following are the candidates put
up by the republican state conven-
tion in the order named:
Delegates to National Conven
tion-First district, G. E. An
drews; Second, A. 0. Ringsrud;
Third, c. L. Warner; Fourth, S.
Il. Davis; Fifth, n. L. Finch !;
Sixth, John R. Hughes; Seventh,
Harry Goddard Eighth, R. H.
Driscol.
Alternate8 in the same order as
aboge-John L. Jolly, Harry z.
Blewett, A. j. Lockhart, G. e.
Lane, E, G. Isenhuth, Henry G.
Smith, G. ". Delegate, ". S.
Hamilton.
Presidential Electors-Henry S.
Morris, Roberts Henry Fl. Gull
stine, Madison; j, @. Adams, Ly-
man; G. R. Evans, Butte.
CongresSmen-Chas. ID. Burke,
OF hughes, and Eben ). Martin, of
Lawrence.
Judges Of Supreme Court-Digh-
ton W. CorSon, OF DeadWoodj ii.
Z, T7-lI. J1..1I L. %: 49,. /
y. Fuller, OF Faulkton; hlchard
Haney, OF Mitchell
Governors, II. Eirod, OF Clark.
Lieut.. Governor--J. d. McDou-
gall, of Marshall,
Secretary OF otate-D. y. "lpt,
OF Hutchinson.
Treasurer. IS. Collins, OF
Brown.
Auditor. +. halliday, hlng8-
bury.
superintendent OF Poblc In
structjon-Geo. ". Nash, OF Inn
coln.
Commissioner of School and
Public Lands-C. J, Bach, Turner.
Attorney General-Ph1Io Hall,
Of Brookings.
Railroad1C0mmlssloner-W- Z.
Smith, of Meade,
The above ticket was nominated
by the republican convention IN
Sioux Falls last week. The chief
interest of the convention was in
the selection of a candidate for
governor, six candidates being in
the field. Before the convention
assembled a combination was made
by the friends of EIrod and Nc
Dougall by which their forces were
united on the former for governor
and the latter for lieutenant gov
ernor. This practically settleo
the matter, Snow, Berg and Green
lao -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-12

DR.. W. M. Cummins, a yeterina-
rian at Armour, has been appoint
ed government inspector of meat
at Kansas City, at salary Of
$1,000 per year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
ehlko- pc7rc Boiled Down.

Robert Crau has como TO tine trent
with a.. announcement that Oisl:"
Tyler faa decided 20 pu, on sab.
ioid version of Shakespeare in TIE
yaudfyifc hou Her Grsf attcmpt
will De- ucde win a co1le1se1 ycr-
sica a. KING Joia~ ~ me Boston
Music UaI. November a. The yer.
sion VIII require four characters and
an clltor1te scenic eaginmCn. win he
pruvid D. 1fr G-a1 has already
booked eight Wrafa for Miss Tyler.
The actress has been Of ihe imnrc
sion that her hist-ionic ability hss
not b-ea gwen free scope 81 la,e in
the vehicles eEe has been using in
vaudeville ana ahe has yearnei io DO
some Trims uplifting and ctuc3-ioaa,ly
imperative. Her initial attempt Of
shates-csra boiled GoWn win o.
uatchrt uit interest
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
THIS LOVELY WEATHER.

What is so rare as a day in June
might wci be changed 10 What is sc
rare a.. - CAV in November" IL sucf
iay ai Thursday are he Dec taken into
The reckoning II was an ideal N1yem-
Der dag. The real Indian GUNNER an
The numbers IF pedestrians and thosg
Who were CIT In their rigs as well ties
tifed 10 the fact that the people real
ized The rare beauty 81 the day.
The early morning had that tang II
frost in 81 that gives heightened 1op
10 the blood ard makes man feel
younger. While the frosty air of the
m0ming made iieht overcsl. ncrcs
.aTT for ire man OF a wrap for The
woman who was out. in the afiernoo1
such garments could be easily dis
pensed with by those who felt 50 IN
clined. bat II used they were no bur
den Thursday was one Of tie ideal
DAYS VIC dream Of in the chilling cold
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
WILL HOLD SERVICES
THANKSGIVING DAY
BISHOP coADJuToR or SPRING
FIELD VIII ARRIVE FROM
THE East NEXT TUESDAY,
LEFT BOSTON, OCT. &c.

Springfield III, Nov n. The Right
Reverend Edward A. Osborne, bianop-
coadiutcr Of springdell viii arrive in
this city naxt Tuesday, aad VIII
preach al tho Uaion Thanksgiving
service Of the Episcopal churches OF
the CITY TO be held at Christ church
on Thanksgiving morning The ser
vice viii consist Of higa celebration
OF the Holy Eucharist at which
Bishop Seymour win be the celehrant
and Bishop Osborne the deacon.
Bishop Osborne left Boston, Der.
70. and spent some time in Now York
ana Philadelphia. He was the guest
OF the Rev J. s. r. Hodges, rector Of
ST. Pauls church, Baltimore Nd.
last Sunday, and preacher In ST.
Paura caurch. He viii spend next
Sunday in Indianapolis, and viii
preach in enc Of the churches there.
He win reside WITH Bislop Seymour
A. shc Episcopal residence en- South
Second street
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

From all accounts a miniature yau-
devillc ar Is loo, cd Ter in hC no. th-
western territory Were .he Edison
Display company Is doing business at
this tir,. This company claims il
has been Disseminated againct 10 "a
certain cytcBt by certain vaudeville
managers. ard is nov making piars
for the erection of number Of Gra-
class vaudeville houses In an ;he b.c
cities ae the northwest. beginning
with Ttcoma. IN fact. work on nc
structure in that city has already be-
gun. ami tho intention at present IS
20 operate the proposed new theater
on thc fp-ccu' plan and undercu; The
existing Jbcater8
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
THEY NEVER FAIL.
Th7t is What Tncy Say About Them
i7 C5iro, and u l.. Therefore,
RELIABLE.

hloFc. proeL sc-c more evidence
Cairo tru.a ay to swell The long
us. Of caiI.rco 60. advocate vho en-
dufe hc old Quaker rcncdy Doaus
Kidney Pills Kea1 this c3ny.nc.ns
ead5rsc-cnt Of the claims made FOR
chat remarkable PREPARATION.
Mrr T IT. Thomrss1. Of 5000 Park
arlaue. says. All at cnce a CHILL
aching ln the small nf The back Wa
apparent e. I overtaze1 myself o.
caught cold. tried ordinary simple
hausehoId remedies but 7 never was
aIis t1 shock The trouble. lot alone
c-rng Il u1til ] got Deans Kidney
Pill at Schuh's Drug Store. I don't
waui 't undersicos that every Vee-
size ,f aching has lef my back. for
h.rasholf cares win hrirg about iha;
H'r1 and l8nguid feeling and lazlness
scrn- fhr lei-r. tut an appeal 20
Deans Kidney riiis when they cccur
hls never been made in ven MP 70
daf-
Tar sale Or an dcalers Price SO
cents Foster uiibun Co. Buffalo
Sew Ycrt sole agent for the United
8 aics-
Remember The name Dlau's-snd
Bake no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
FORMER GAIROITE
DIED LAST WEEK
JUDGE Q. A. OSBORN PASSES TO
THE GREAT BEYOND AFTER
SHORT ILLNEsS-LlVED HERE
MANY YEARS.

Many a. the older residents OF
C3iro win regret 10 learn OF lhc death
o. Judge O. a. Osborn. which occur
rel near Psudeld Barry county.
Mics Saturday nigh. Nov ~
peajl came after an illness OF only
two days during which the deceased
wa unconscious most of the time.
lie died At the home Of a grandson.
Ni n. Pickle vita whom he had been
LIVING.
Tho deceased was Sc year OLD and
lived in Cairo many years ago He
was born in sufheld. Conn, and came
weat while a young man and settled
AZ Cttaw1. ill wh-rc he engaged in
shC tobacco Business He afterwards
moved TO Mound City and from there
care to Cairo. whore he was a ius-
ticc at Sic peace for number of
yr8r. aaa 1l.9 conducted. q grocery
stove IN partnership win a grandson.
Charles p Firhcr
Judge Osborne Is survived by two
darrh'srr. Mrs. = s Poor If Dent
son. Texas and Mrs Almira Poor Of
Bowling Mich
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
MASTERS SALE.


state Of Illinois Alexander County, is.
In the tircuit Court
IA the matter Of August ". Scnindler, who
-ues bv hls next friend, August SCHNEIDER, vs..
MaRdalsna Weber. Daniel Weber William
W, her, Maggie Weber. john W. Der, Philip
Weber, bares Weber and Nelson Morris,
Edward Morris and Ira y. Morris, partners,
doing business under the drm name and style
4 Nelson Morris & CompaI y, and William
Winter and lsuGe Winter partners, doing
business under the firm name and style Of
winter sroihers, and Napoleon II. Thistle
wood, Patrick BaTth and William Walbaumt
On bill in chsnccry for partition. Public nc
ice IS hereby given that Ia pursuance OF
decretbl ordsr ontestd IN the above cause n
3 he r. day OF November, A. y. l9oi, /, walter
Wsrder, master in chancery Of the said court,
on Saturday, the I5lh day of December ID,
10 4, at one O'clock IN the afternoon OF aid
dav snail ell at public auction To the highest
bidder FIR cash, at the sOuthwosteriy door OF
the CnuTi house. in tho city OF afro, in me
said county. the 70 losing described real g.
tate. t1-wit: Lot numb RED three 81. in block
Numbered four o., in the city Of Cairo and lot
numbered three 49,, in block numbered
four a., ia Railroad addition TO the
,ty OF Cairo subject to the ieasonoId estate on
NELSON sorris & ompanl LIT nnmbcred en-
l0l, in block numbered ninety-two go, in the
list addition 20 the city Ct afro, subject 10
he lite estate Of Aagdalana Weber IN. rein;
.ots numbered eleven III, aud twelve llzl. ~
plock numbered nipety-twO ~, in this irst
addition t. the city OF Cairo, all in the county
y alexander and state Of Illinois, together
with al and singular the teBements and here
iitaments tbcreunto belr ngiHg.
This I6ih day OF November, A. ID 1904.
WALTER WARDER.
Masier in hancery
David - Lansden aud Lsnsdsn & Leek, so
icitors for complainant.
N. ". Borders, solicitor for Nelson Morris &
COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

Is the dainty and alluring tile Of
Paul WFg'ach's new comedy n which
Adelaide Thur ton has made this sel.
sons triumph and the play in which
she IS TO he seen al The Cairo opera
houEe On Saturday Nov. 18th r.
praise q Q iriring critics can be- bss.
0elicTed b. those who have mace
Miss T11rstcns acquaintance in ota.
or -easous in Sweet Glow" AT
Coy Corners and as Lady Blbb.e
In The Little Minister"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
COURT ASSERTS RIGHT
To Take Jurisdiction Of Election and
Colorado Contest Begins.
BY The Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Denver. Colo. Nov. 1.-THE ss.
preme court today reaffrmed It's de-
cision that it has the right to take ~
risiiction Of the last election and the
bearing of testimony in the cases #
% election officers who have been cit
cd for cortemDt was commenced.
Tho court further held that the cleo
iioa commission in making the Den
yer conn cannot go behind the re
Turns. bot must use the written count
Of the election Judges and net couu
the ballots
The decisions are victories for tn
Republicans "a in both cifss the mo
ions of Republican attorneys wer'
sustained
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
Back From Loraon.

Lucille st. Clair, the American sing,
er, VINO has been abro1d during the
past four months als from London
on the Majestic next Wednesday TO-
New York. She is bringing with her
q new sketch for vaudeville purposes,
which viii he presented acre about
the first of nest month,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
Eczern..

Salt Rheum. Itch. Cuts, Burns.
Bruises, sealds, Testers. Old Sores,
Wounds, Assesses. Carbuncles, Boils.
Erysipelas. BARRIERS Itch. Sore Feet,
cured by Larli's All-Healing Ointment.
Price 25c. Paul C, Schulz & Sons, and
Harry w Schulz Drug Co. No cure,
no pay
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
MEXICO STICKS TO
THF SILVER STANDARD.
b. tho Associated Press

b. tho Associated Press.
MEXICO Cifr Mex Nov fI--Presi-
dent Diaz. after listening 20 opinions
OF members Of MS cabinet this even
fBr approved the plan of Finance
Minister Limantcur for monetary re-
form and ordered the bill TO be sent
20 congress.
The money medium win continue
. be the the present silver dollar
with its weight and fneness Wnchsug-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

iusa visited upon a family Of plain.
honest people. through the rnforlun-
eiH marriage of the hcro with an adj
VclUrczs when hc thought TO re-
form. but failed, the temptation of
tse on 'lfu proving too strong for her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
LIBERTY BELL cts
GRAND RECEPTION.

indianapolis. Nov. 1.-THE liberty
he'll was given an enthusiastic greet
ing here tonight The car bearing the
bell was switched onto the street rail
way tracks ard escorted by a parade
of militia. lodges and socie.i es was
drawn by brilliantly lighted cars
through the principal streets which
we're packed with cheering people
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

# mid-wintcr or the burning heat Of
summer ana ,hlnk We have never had
before 4 continuation Ct this de-
lightful weather Is promised fer To-
lay ard Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

The genes Of Human Hesri.
which 7fl o. seen a. ere Cairo orers
house Wow et arc laid chiefly amo8s
ire hHl- cf Artsnssa The play cn
cages tho ymp1ihie FOR ihe suffer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

ed, but its gold value will be so fixed
as o put II on level with the United
States half dollar in value.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

Gtaferf iuois, County Of Alexander, -:
], NJ. G right. pre- sibent Of he above named
bank. d. soicmnly swear that the above
state me- IS true to the best Of my knowledge
and belt 9.
81 G. NR GIT, Pres.
Correct 1-test
y. THfFTLEWoou.
JuHS lfsHSAN.
ANDREW LOHn,
Directors.
subscr h-d aud sworn 20 before me this i6th
day Cd y, trwhtr. 1903.
EMMA 5. riley. Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


. o % . 90 % -
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-18

Dr. smith. the Flmoua oa'copa'b-
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Capital stock paid in ....,.$ $4,000 90
Surplus fund .............. $4,000 90
Undivided profits less ex-
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National Bank notes out
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ONCE Constructing Quartermaster
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