davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

A Russian theatrical company-the
pioneer of it's kinds playing in Lon
don at the Avenue theater in Tschiri-
koff's famous drama, THE Chosen Peo-
pie" 1t deals chiefly with the miser-
able condition of the Jews in Russia,
but the players are not Jews. 1t had
great success in Berlin.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

a Liverpool man who had been
parted from his wife for some years
thought he recognized her among the
ballet girls on the stage of d theater.
He sprang up, pointed to her. and cried
My Minnie and fell dead. But he
had made a mistake. The woman was
not his wife.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

A Blackburn. England. man owns a
Shetland pony which is believed to be
the smallest in the United Kingdom.
Four years old. fully grown. Jet black,
with a long, shaggy coat, 1t is only
Stwenty-seyen and oile-half inches high,
or one-half inch short Of seven hands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

Reporting Sousa's first concerts OF
his new season in London, the Mail
says: sThe audience liked a new com
position of Mr.. Sousa's, entitled AT
he Kings Court sTtt ini.a
sashouts OF deiightssoyer a. rendition of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
SATURDAYS PRocEEpINGs.

Pierre, S. d., Feb. 19.--The senate held a
very. short session Saturday. only pre-
se1lting new bills ~appropriating $40, 800 for
printing by committee and to amend the
liquor license law to allow a License vote
70 stand when once taken. An ADJOURN
ment was then taken to listen to the housa
decision of the primary matter.
Practically the whole of the afternoon
was taken up in the house with this ques-
ton. While the hx,se decision took about
the same as the senate decision it did not
call out the acr,mony in remarks which
went with the senate action. The matter
started with a motion by Stokes, the
chairman, to adopt the adverse committee
report, and Turner, Of Faux. another
member of the committee, moved tie sub
stttution of a minority report which fap-
Carroll led the minority report in a
prepared set speech and was followed by
Turner, of Faulk, in a radical talk as to
the objections of the committee to the ne
tition, which, he said, were too puerile to
Holman and Rodae spoke for the ma
jority report. in whieh the former de-
clared that the members of h house were
expsctsa@Eto Dc their duty as h oa-
sidered the right OF any matter and that
the, petition presented was faulty; that he
could not consider 1t as a petition at all
conforming to legal requirements. Rogde
declared that the petition showed eVi-
dence that a portion of the law desired
which gave county local option provisions
had been attached after the names had
beer. secured and was too faulty to be
considered.
Apland, one of the silent members tool,
q strong position for the primary law and
declared 1t to be the duty of the legfsla-
ture to enact i. even if there were some
of an old farmer, and he was cheered
several times before he finished.
Eth vote as taken showed 3S supporting
the COMMITTEES ard Al the minority renorf'
As the matter has already been Killed for
the session by the senate action this vote
is only for the purpose of getting a record.
The only other business of the house was
cipal one being to strike out the law pro-
tecting beavers, by the Hve stock commit
tee; TO allow clerks of courts to adjourn
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

4 COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR.
Farmers Near vermiIlion Will Build .,

.1Et 9.EeN s|.@T QtOItdSC VIE. 1-H $4,000 39
Vermillion. s. D., Feb. 1s.-There is a
on the part Of a number of
m in this Vicinity 10 purchase or
erect an elevator in vermilion, and OPP
crate it for their good. They are of the
opinion that once an organization is per-
'fected by them. and an elevator put In OPP
Grafton. that they will realize more profit
In future tina they have I'M 8Fthsa past.
These producers have been considering the
proposition for some time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

An Engltsman has erected cur
ious weather yane on his house along
side the road near Westerham. tide
pfcts s. motor car running over a
pedestrian, while at the arrow, end of
the vane tands ale avenger-a police-
imam With uplifted arm.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

During the recenttafog In England
SsdloHer lost a flock of sheep III the
streets of Manchester. The ANIMALS
Rcattered all over the city.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

GATHERINGS lighthouse, Isle Of.
Wight, has Just been fitted With q
flashliglt OF ~, 900, 300 candle power,
replacing one of 100000.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

Millions of Hindoos live, marry and
rear families on an income which rare
NY exceeds so cents d week. They never
eat meat and need little clothing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

1t appears that eggs are sent from
australia 10 Ireland and thence To Eng
land. where they are sold as fresh
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
SUN DOESN'T COUNT.

Says Vermillion Professor-Ae Tells
What the Sun Spots Are.
Nernillion, S. D., Feb. 1S.-Professor e.
5C. Perisho Of the geological and astro-
nonical chairs in the University of South
Dakota, does not believe that the present
chilly condition of climate is due to the
presence of a spot on the sun. He says:
There is nothing strange about this spot
except that it is unusually large. for hey
frequently appear on the sun. They are
caused by storms of some sort, resulting
in an agitation III the outer atmosphere.
This, perhaps, cools the atmosphere, caus-
ing the sun spot to look black. This is
the largest spot seen in a number of
years. The only effect these phenomena
have on the earth is electrical, SO far as
known. At times when spots on the sun
are large or numerous telegraph instru-
ments have been burned out and electric
currents otherwise effected; at such
times the aurora borealis is unusually
active also. None of the scientists believe,
that sun spots affect the temperature or
weather OIL the earth"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

Fair-heitded people have the best
heads or hair. 10000 to sI6o, 900 being
quite I'm ordinary crop ongthe head Of a
fair manor Wonians
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

Vienna has The largest public bath III
Europe. It Is 5S7 feet long and 15Ggfeet
tyyfdeaand accommodates 1.h0D people.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

The twentS-fifth anniversary of the
~iatroduetfon OF electrie Traction into
Germany VIII Don bescelehratea Iii Ber-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

y.
Pierre, S. D., Feb 17.-The report of
the house elections committee el the pr
mary e.ection bill was presented late this
evening. IL attacks the validity of the
petition and recommends that it 10 not
pass. l. goes over to tomorrow for action,
and the probabilities are that the report
Wlll be turned down and the BIZ passed.
Principal among the house bills present.
ed today were these:
By the ways and means committee to
require county auditors 20 meet with state
equalization boards before assessors
meetings each year and increasing insur-
a1ce taxes from ~; TO 3 peg cenl. of prem
ium receipts. and by the live stock com
mittee providing for county meat and hide
inspectors.
The Zafft resolution for an amendment
TO raise salaries of legislative members
only secured eleven votes, and the bill
feated.
The house made laws by passing the
senate bills to list agricultural and min
eral lands separately for assessment, and
to tax the cost against d plaintiff where
suit was brought in the wrong county.
House bills passed We're these:
The Foster bill prohibiting dealing in
futures and operation of bucket shops.
Foster declared these Institutions to be
worse than any. other kind of gambling
places in the state, and the bill went
through with only a half dozen votes
against it
Other house bills were to prohibit grant
ing saloon licenses within five miles of
government works; increasing compensa-
ton of county commissioners in certain
cases; allowing circuit court judges eX-
penses; increasing compulsory school at
tendance to sixteen weeks in a year; le-
galizing the issuance of waterworks
bonds, and a bill for the purpose of assist
ing in Strengthening out the Sioux Falls
waterworks tangle, and a joint resolution
for a constitutional amendment to provide
for municipal courts.
IN the senate the bill to create a north
eastern hospital for the insane at Water
town was the only matter which called
out debate. Dillon of Yankton leading the
opposition, in which he was supported by
Cassill, Neill, Hutchinson, Lawson and
Abel, johnson asked for an amendment
to prohibit the erection of buildings at
the new location until the Yankton insti-
tuition had reached an attendance of l. coo,
which was added to the bill before it
passed.
Other senate bills passed were:
Empowering county commissioners to
Ing the faculty at the agricultural col
lege to make an annual exhibit at the
state fair; allowing road taxes to be paid
in cash; authorizing the employment of
assistant states attorneys in certain cases,
and providing for farmers institutes.
The senate made laws by passing house
bills making notes for a physicians serv-
ices non-ncgotiable. and authorizing con-
solidation OF certain funds i'll the state
treasury.
New senate bills were:
BY Frieberg, to fix fees of insurance
companies, and a Joint resolution by Cas-
Sill indorsing the position of President
Roosevelt on the railroad rate question.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

matters before the. court in absence of the
Judge. by the judiciary committee, and a
peddlers' license law by Wolzmuth.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

morality play. founded Bun
lEyan .PIlgrim Frogress.n has been
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
WISCONSIN IN THE WAGON.
LaFollette's Legislature viii Aim to
Do Some Damage, Too.

Madison, Wis. Feb. 22.-Following
the example of the Kansas legislature,
the Wisconsin legislature will soon take
up the subject of the Standard Oil COM
ipany. Two measures Will be pressed,
one a joint resolution for investfga-
ZION OF the methods of the corporation
modelled as a substitute forsthe meas
recently introduced. which will he
10: stringent antitrust legislation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23

S The Peruvian railways have all been
consolidated. The aresnow controlled
and operated Pr an E1gliFh Syndicate.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
Commission of Inquiry.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 20.-Senator
,t~ShidloNskf. president of the commits
sion appointed by the emperor to as
certain the causes of observation-disclosures
the working classes of st. Petersburg,
in a note issued today, invites the em-
tployers n workmen to elect repre-
.sentatives to sit on the commission,
and guarantees the personal safety OF
delegates.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
Bill Went Over.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 2a.-Wilen the
anti-discrimination bin came up in he
mouse today objection was made to its
carried over until FRIDAY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
SatolIi Has 9 Relanses

Rome. Feb. 20.-Cardinal Satolli has
suffered another relapse and is now
threatened with pneumonia.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
GET NEW UNIFORMS.
War Department Honors Recuisition
of State Of Iowa For Part.

Des Moines. May AT the coming
encampment CT the National Guard
OF the state, the soldiers OF the state
will be equipped with all but the new
dress coat Of the army Information
was sent to the adiutant general yes
terday morning that the war depart
menr had honc-ed the reguisition OF
the state ana that the shipment OF
the goods would ibe made from the
headquarters at ST. Louis.
The requisition calls for 1000 cam
paign hats, 1000 dress caps, 800
wooden BLANKETS. 4.pUG hat cords, "a
each of axes, helves, shoTels and
spades, geo khaki coats, 900 pairs Of
khaki pants. 1900 pairs OF leggins
and 50 cloth cheyrons. The cost Of
these supplies will be s3,1G5.06
In addition TO this there will be
$500 drab shirts. These were bought
OF a company other than the govern
mcnt and will be paid fer ont Of the
allotment from the state funds Of S.
FER man for uniforms.
All these goods will be at the Office
Of the adjutant general in time for
the summer encampment
In addition an effort is being male
by the adjutant general to secure
blanket rolls in place of the blanket
bags that have been in use.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
CYCLONE HITS
SPIRIT LAKE
One Boy 8adIv Hurt and May
Die anS Ed Mcmahon Is
A8so Badly Hurt
MUCH DAMAGE IN The CITY
ssssz.c- a-s5 Egc-- MIL Practically
sfrsscxs,1 - ---aes- Txra Torn 10
Pieces Es--s a,1 Clea-sscargs
Are Gsas-aEgF CtcssT-.

SEslsr, L2g A wind sto-1 @.
cgc3azIs -zz--e S5r-C& Sa5-Iz Laz& -
/ ISIS List -IE-1. cr--r g-e2- Gz-z e
. 70 the ECssS- Es2z-1 5e-,c7- /. E-ac2Esst35
and Cys-----Sez e1rs and the clara
E1r AMI E-- ELG vEr@ practically
wrecked IL LcE4E1-, sEc75u1 t0-7s-
-zz- US t15.y s.E.ss5- Il E-e--
s11 bop I'D rs G- md leg bros q
and Is E-c14o2E finally Injured
Tie B--c= Es5z=-E1a lumber vz-3
u.s. t.sE2. 10 pieces. Smith ErOs-' lUE-
hEr ga-5 US lz5lT damaged and {
feed E1-- C,--E.s.elT wrecked All
the harms a-1 CZEJ-.:a=zZgs in Ire
vest Part Of tow arg 6g=a- COT
t2ges On Spirit Lake are badly dam
aged and t1e Nc--ss b2a- house Is
badly w-ec&et- TIE Tw51 cottages
le2t their fcZ-d2-.c-S and were t2Ily
wrecked. 5=s.6as Ea1y other cottages
and o1tbC:!5t--.
The damage il the co-1t-y is 10,
known = conservative estimate OF
tie damage il Spirit Lake would De
about SIS G.Ja.
Council Bluffs, May .-Har-y Tay-
lo-'s store building a. TAYLOR Station.
ten miles west Of oakland, was moved
from It's foundation and slightly dam
aged By wind storm last night
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
SAYS HE is NOT GUILTY
Former Railroad Commissioner D.
MES WreckinG Iowa Bank.

Primgha-. May AT II o'clock
yesterday morning Ed. c. Brown. for.
mer railroad commissioner OF Iowa
and president Of the failed Sheldon
State bank. was arraigned here upon
indictments charging him with fraud
ulent banking. Mr. Brown pleaded
not guilty.
Immediately thereafter Attorney ].
N. Parsons OF Rock RaIids, che OF
the attorneys for Mr.. Brown. filed q
motion for continuance OF the case TO
the October term.
The motion is based largely upon
the claim that the defense is unable
10 secure at this time witnesses whose
testimony is important. 4 number
Of names are given, it being stated
that some OF those VINO should testify
are in Chicago. Minneapolis ami Mon
tana. It is further declared that the
attorneys have had no time in which
TO prepare their case for trial. Mr.
Brown makes affidavit that he has
not had an opportunity of talking
about the case with his attorneys un-
til yesterday.
The case has been continued once
or twice here before. one time upon
motion of the state
Judge Hutchinson granted con-
tinuance until the October term.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05

This letter, from Fairbanks, Alaska,
addressed to San Francisco ship Ding
firm, unfolds whole volume of trial
and Triumph: Dear Sir: l am at the
head of tarty of Alaska miners and
are planning trip around the World.
we have Elm in this cuntry year and
Just made cure forum the Last year.
So now We are going to COY Life.
We Don't know if to go to New York
ore to San francisco. We il tend to
Be gone 2 year and Would Like some
knowledge of our trip. there is 6
men in Our party We Done care What
it Cost We have a Bari of Money and
Know WHARF to get more. please
Write full information. P. S.-Wou,d
1t BE Cheaper to Buy a Boat if We
can get IA men in Our Party!'
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
a Great Discovery.

Clayton. Tex, May 1gt.--fSpeclal)
THAT d genuine cure for Diabetes
has been discovered Ii the opinion OF
Mr.. J. II. Bailey OF this place. Speak
ing Of the matter. Mr.. Bailey says:
Il believe Dodd's Kidney Pills Is
the beet remedy for Diabetes and the
only one that has ever been discover
ed that win cure Diabetes.
II have a genuine case Of Diabetes.
] have taken seven boxes Of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and am still taking them
They have helped me SO much that I
am now up and able to work some.
believe that If had conformed strict.
u to a Diabetes dict would now have
been completely cured" "
Dodd's Kidney Pills have cured hun
dreda Of cares Of Diabetes and never
once failed. 1t Ia an old saying that
what VIII cure Diabetes will cure any
form OF Kidney DEgeage and that's
just exactly what Dodd's Kidney Pills
do. They cure all kidney diseases
from Eackaci,e to Erights Disease.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
THE END OF THE GRIP
EELTEED IETE2 EIGHT ELES o.
COMPLICATED Tar- BILE


rs.afp@s. HAassr & SvFszesHr FTs-.a 81 arr-s,ss!s
D4Lar,asr. raj pgtE1SsS@ Sf E.ssrc a-Ea-
Dsad4str opsrrSaoe 81 Las1-
IL. Ns=-zE- cer-zza1r la13 rgarT
sT1-z --z1s with tie grip, AID Il rs NJ
Z wgzsa- zlGzf as thinks 1--zt i-s zsGzEsg!E
4 tazzs sszl=zs azEz x:Ea'. IL k,az1- is CEASE
X shows agzr Er's.saa-zAL-F grip r,s1s7Gas s22a
( sTst@s1 ed lgw 6ssas1lzlltss.,T !; -a.zzs1s q.
E-75sza-E-T g r-s 20 e---55c1t& IT,
x F+zv r;1sss GIN A,a vTlrse .l2z.. III M
4 rz2z7s ta- LIE Iii h=zt'. lsss.-1 :s,z ss;s=zs-
EcE t-y-s5sss cag--:t=gis5 WILL .-F.1 -=7s.-lE-
EaaEs- H. rg9s9tlF sz5sZ
This AfaA2k # grip Which KID E55:-s-zsf
rzsz-s RED left --a IN q vET 3s2z f. 1
a=.z.zs Et:zt9T &Ezt md Ezr had zsslassi
1s2sgt--zr=2zlF asg3 TTAs 1-assl WIKI Kissing
Ind E--s.l.-- sgz-1s- NJ l2E:.-t :-.,ziiaaF.-.,s
&-1 Ind ra-a1Z- --Z-E.a-z-.-,1T ss-s=-.s-
Ty sfxgEs-!g WIS ~ sr-7s zA=2s efg1s3
:Zzrs..5sy ars=- = sgsze41 ssa siE-i past - zv
body. Ind = gra.zt 6azz u g,sL- IL 4-zs
r9gzgz Q! ut tzvgT Gsl lie cs,.sslz Sd
that c--za E7as e.-Z-r2s5- LF tS2zFEs
G1ae3 50 - ties LII C@zzIz lilly
SD -
"D5aa's- EsFe a2 I'D 80 10 t,s1:-
~ r&s zlg4-s1-
''E9, I sz=E5,y rFo-lszas's- III Zs.-s
End KY azcE l.@zzl C-zsai..ttz----. tez-
gsastt51ls.:s=-T dragged ---vzs-t lssszr, ~.
growing vT1ra= a,21 E1-z---y III Egz- -
almost lov.at1-"
'- Is nj did Egz f9 n rst Relief
'EEE1 tE.se3 = &1s@:a-, tcs Ls Old -zs
ID ga,s1- Tze= ! t1,oE Al kinds II al
Ts-,--lsI r-=-s-,-triicyz-5 hit nothing --ryTfs5
hz..--gtt-g Until be-a. 30 -sz Dr. Williams
Pink El--z- - sol Is l got than
knew EEzzt lad 3: Last HIT the righi
remedy s1- E-y cas- The TG-r f-zz b.,
cid l1e-s for Ias than anything eIss
had eTer t&Eeu- TAsy gre me ra1ie.
right away e2d II tl-es raDas!ls taey
positively card NE. ! think I VA
scarcely ever in bsttG- ksal1L in INF LIE /
tEGzn am AZ present. "
Mr.. William Il Newman is a well.
known Camden co1Ety farmer, living al /
S&yada. Missouri. lis case -as q e. !!
vsrs tass to- any remedy, t1. Dr.. WI. |
Ezrus Pink Pills mst sve-y requirement. !
OsE1es rsDediss merely drive the I,yisg. !
Of the grip into hiding, bit Dr. Williams !
PINK Pills drive :S Ont Of the system. !
They a-s sod Uy every druggist.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
AGENTS IN TROUBLE.
Fire Insurance Men of Clinton Placed
Under Arrest.

Clinton, May 5.-Armed with a war
rant sworn out by County Attorney
E. i. Miller, the Clinton police yes
terday afternoon arrested sixteen
special Iowa fire Insurance agents,
representing practically all the large
companies, under the section of the
Iowa code prohibiting the formation
of illegal combinations to regulate
the prices Of commodities. The auth
critics state that the agents met in
Clinton to force the local agents OF
the companies into pool to prevent
underbidding and to boost" rates.
The agents gave bonds of $500
each. Those under arrest are w. NJ.
Merritt of Fort Dodge. J. Marshall of
Omaha, E. S. Phelps of Burlington, G.
r. Crosley of Fort Madison, Roger
Swire of Iowa City, Ralph E. MacIn-
tosh Of Des Moines. 2. X. Cowles of
Minneapolis, ". f. Hill of Des
Moines, H. B. Springer of Mime
apolis, J. D. Carpenter of Des Moines,
W. H. Wood of Omaha, Ralph ].
Hirsch of Des Moines, w. F. Abby of
DEBORAH, c. D. Hurst of Des Moines,
c. Moore of Des Moines, W. A. Hand
Of Des MOines.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
DENNlSCN TRIAL MAY %.
Omaha Policy King Will Be Rrouah
Before Court at Red Oak,

Omaha Policy King Will Be Brought
Before Court at Red Oak.
Red Oak, May 3.-Thomas Denni-
son, after exhausting every possible
means Of delaying his trial, appeared
in court yesterday morning and ex.
pressed his willingness to have the
case called at as early a date as
possible. By agreement between the
attorneys the trial was set for May
%, each party reserving the right to
make application for continuance.
The court expressed a desire to have
time to clear up other business OF
the term before commencing the
Dennison case, which is expected to
be long and hard fought.
The. state will put the defendant on
trial first on the charge Of receiving
stolen property. The trial upon the
indictment charging robbery will
follow.
County Attorney Greenlee and Ell.
mer E. Thomas appeared for the
prosecution and J. M. Junkin of Red
Oak for DenniSon.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05
RICHARDS IS
BEHIND BARS

Fort Madison. May 4--W. 4. Rich
ards has arrived in the city from
Fa-n.2g1oa- IL, Ehe-e he has five
brothers and : sister. He spent yes
te-tay visiting with E fsw ac2ua nj
saces, awaiting Sheriff kinner OF
Warren county. who arrived a. .:322
O'Clock last eTeling with the uittt.
mus.
In company with the sheriff. Rich
ards Immediately went 10 the pe1i-
-fe1tje-y. When seen By representa-
tire Richards was Tot v:sibly affected
By the serious prospects before hin.
He said that he had made up his
mind long ago 10 go and face the or
deal Ike man, regardless CT what
he termed the dirty deal he expert
enced. His conversation indicated
confidence OF an early Iarole.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-05-05

E5e-y housszeeP=r xloG!d know
Tia; il Trey viii b1y Defiance Cold
Water Starch 70. laG-1-y Use they
vii EsFs Lot o-Jy ttae, becagse /.
rsvsr Etscks 10 the iron. bvt because
ssca SzcGzgs contains IS cz.-ooe fall
poGz5-vLEIs al c-5er Co.d Water
Etzrezss arg Pat up II z. -pogZd pack-
sgg. s-d t5s rr5ce Is tie. sane. -
csEts. Tasu again Seca-Se De1arcs
E+s-ca As fres frcl al Injurious chez-
scz2z~ Il yo-r grocer t-IeE 10 sell v0z
. 1901. pacEsgs It Is s,eazg35e Le has
q gtceE Or Es-5 which As -iGaes 10
S5sgoas II 5eto-s Ee Cg-z n De1z1ce-
Es SsoEs tlz. Delzaca g:a-ca bag
s-z-ts1 IN eTsrT gazcAsge II large Iet-
fsrg a-ss Egsres ~1E 1za" Demand DE-
1srce z13 aavs Zaca t.E1s and Lzc1ey
AZ E-s s-1oyzzcs q the lro1 STICK
s-g. Ds1saee 1sgss zticE5.