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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
6ra gltlantic Grebs' EIGtrr.

pdd Ct Mlgoe / Neitbroot, Maine.
6por ale 4tlanterbapstreoiens 9rez
tier par til Steoe. eneOss man ON,
at bet bar baabe pniteligt og rigtigt,
at Der blep mere 5orituueIie af, bpao
let sr. ri bar at iige. iost ri +. Gts.
fpruo for Rabbersn idmIer 9els
Goangeliet / en- Sum og Tom Senoe
.tuo / ariiti Sfeo fortpnosr Spnotrs
nes 5~orlaoelie.
Def bleo lagt ben til mig at ino=
Ieoe en- 5or9anoling oerOm / et At
pore glaoe, 6bilfet ies berOeO paa
mine Gm6eos6rsores og egne ge9ne
nil 9sre ct 5orie9 pua.
@i sniter life. at Dor forenebe
9irte Ifal bare elsr 6IiOe en- inoz
inapret 5ormtirte. boor aft Ital gad.
lem ON oet par truffst paa en- Snor;
ri 6qpber piitnof ale Iom cen, at Dor
9irtes gefenOelie ital itaa utrantet.
GDor bet beb6sr. at bet er life neoz
b~enoigt til airtens Gn6eo meo oe
famine Sfifte % 5ormer, naar blot
Der sr Gnbeb / Goaugslists Gortpns
bslie o9 Soframenterue5 5orpoits
ming. Iaa bet bliper lem SUBS Oro@
og ,.efter 6errens 5noitiftslis".
0erfor bar Bi ogiaa tiGabt os At
afoige ira 6peranors. naar bet gial5t
at forme 0rbene / o0ennapnte Ii
foIOe. Qogen bar 6rugt beIe ben i
3itudlet Tor prip1t Striftemadl fer
orbneoe Jorm, andre bar uoetnot IN
Del oeraf, og after andre bar anI.t
6sle 5ormen for meningslss M. bl
hens 5oruDiRtning, bet priDat.
SfriftemaaI. Ct blepet borte.
Ulen ri bar paa iamme lib int
9nifeligbeoen at, at Ri ogiaa / ben
getDoning mere enbrRgt gen og mea
cen Mlunb funbe prize Sur. CQ Dt2
M at orsfte Spergsmaals.. tom BET
pgfaa til At lille Zig IaaleOes, at ri
maatte ipsrgs: 6ar hi rimeIig 9runb
til at BRUCE Den oprinoelige i5orm2
fpiier ben pad @bangsIist2 % tan
81 gaa uo fra. at ben er tlur 70.
i%aobanne Siale, ION BEN iarlig 5s-
Urge at tomms til 6jalp2
0g berfor bleO Oi enigs ON. at
Spergsmaalet matte ~betrdgtes ION
tigtigt not til at bI.De b~sbanoltt,
6Oor aas, iOm bet ungaar. bar qeis
ligbeb til at fglge meO og biordge fit
til bets 2ssnine.
8ette faar faa o9re MT til at
reiie og inbleoe n90nte Spsrgsmaai;
% jeg boaber, at man bill tdee Or6et
CO bj9lpe De. CAB ale 9srIonli9s
beber. Orbfororejelier, ON muligt aft
omit bliDe uoe. faa bet bliber Ga
gen, bet tommer til at Oreis fig ON.
5almoutb, Size, 30. Ott6r. 1903.
q. g. Sbortbp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07

Del forefOmmer os, at Openituaenbs
sr for lipt til at Tetts bet ombnnb-
lebe Spsrgsmual unber Distusfon.
Bar bet en- 2egmanb eler en- Meniss
FEB. Der ipurgte. faa tunbe man for
itaa, at Debtommenbe neiebes meb at
ipsrgs. Men en- areOs at praitsr,
fem fremi9tter Spgrgsmdul, Der
itaur / fuu ner 5orbinbelIs meO beres
0erning, fom obenitaasnoe gsr. De
mao funne gfDe ct pOfitiDt Snblag ii.
at fetts 0isfusiionen I Sang meb.
Dog = Om nogen fsler fig opforbret
til at Ioare poa Sp6rssmaalens, faa
er Qnlebningen bertif odben.
Heb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
3icgenbaIa.6eiten

ri gait. q. 3. 9aHien / ,.ar. Dg6l."
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24


spaV''la Dug. :. y.ar- ...s aan- h"F'-- -i.t.
!-ts,
f.si- fI~hr. :. ~. i.yrrh. ero.!
i.ia rs~rr 8. c,.i = ia.!ftE. hernia
':so y. i~,.". - ss1I Esr.uer. i,l-r
.issuu.i ssc.t.. ~. .-I1 .a:r. u,s',ria
>.d!~ s''rk b !:i@ Itair :u,y.rt u,..>i-
1sfy ih"rnn 81. lSis Wright trnncairi-
fs"po nr'.. -. .3es = Twelfth. cirrns.'S
lar, Wii.sri.. -. h.-;.A lsgcky. gas-si:4~
,r.iei.A Isrra:. :. -.,s walnut bronrni,.
! " Rigs. s.. baptist San;rsriIi.. sh... b.
tis!n 7. Charlton. .. i.s. 'bi-rua: "rogr
,:~r;ruds B--s: =: 60 N.t-r- rs-rn-.eia
l'sssrh 8 fur:s. e. =. I..iIsN. i!-iiIrrfusr-
~arsa Whi'c. g.: a.Gl - F.. i'i.-.1 ,!.aps.
f"s-:,h N-s~sh.i~. =. a.; f..e-T :,h;h..:s
MAR t.: N.~r. .. Asis it-s>a.t i.-prsAf.is
MIRA r Nissirrsr a. - s'tout-su. cancer
'.sies Rogers =. -.is FrAna!lr. pn-ur.oriA
Minnie NiEd'I;ai.. g. ~. Ffansil:i.
,'aSu-.n; p.'1rsro-. Z t:S : Harrison Group
';~r.,I.cs a. M.rsss. -. -, f.e.tpn. ;srAi,1...
fp.ianrA 4. lingerie. -. ~" Hunt. meningitis.
4ohn y Armstrong. = '!'J ETau'n-r. A.ri,..n-
Ir- Howard. 10. go Natural ,;r'is- pr-umo-
ia,ly Tucker. -. i.s y Twelfth. h.a.t ...
80. ". kisb-y 9 - y. I.-faus~.Y: apo
ns-y shannon !" ss,i Er.li~l,. h.u,or-
''on.'s sn.in. Waller. : scr Indiana; rn.a
Alh-r, J. senu.ai. e. 81, Ho--h Mark.,. hear.
disease
Tnorias = HollYruoi a. S-sA -. i,su'.
hsmnrrhas~
rchsra Nrr.rmoi' s.. $50 oi. Manchester.
pre;sno'. IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

WILL. sci, shr-s shaSes Cnesinen,si C'c@n.n~f-
s-.s, c,<n,Aey per vaiSe olN pr shsr~: loves.
ssss or.Y ;axes n Ell - R~Duhli>
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
GENERAL ANxouxCENExT.

ss,sSS, sS~ss..ss - - s,ss,,.sr - -, -.
loved daughter. Pxuins Sishe:t. diet December
81. iSA. A precious one from u has eoae. whn
we miss ynu. none but Ne can te;i. tu. God
who loved sou better. has taken you horce ~
dwell. foU are gone. hut no. fosgettsn. Tour
memory shall never .s..~- Lonely hearts ssa1l
a:Ga-s i;nesr around ~h~:e ctr dear Paula
lay. You: .o-ing mother. Ms. Minnie sschso'h-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES
ANO DEATHS.

4. oa1 2 rIx. ~ rEisllVs.
J. 80 =. C1a. ~ P9s1e3.
,. 81 @. Ce01naa. - Oli~e.
J. end T. 1suJne. ~ Papsn.
q. 80 Z. 3. 6EADe llzs Carr.
J. an1 3. E10ef. 1seS Reanefy
y. ao1 + Neboa. ee IOs1s No
y ana q Ufooie, I7ss VFsEna.
+. ao1 >. xepczaia. Iz1 8. Thira
!. aod x. 0oS1es1c. l0a2 faoutesv
y skl A. 0etiach. III 3! Eseven,h.
Y. ao6 u Daman. 11s1 IS. Eighteen,s.
]. ,. ond A. =. Sieho6. slsA Buchanan
u. a. and r. -. Green. Ss9S IS. Broadway.
=. ead A. 1ol0v1ankeS. lSes Th!rteenth.
T. y. and X. X. D0sovIn. - =. T~ensy- NTH
Gssoa.
:. sMd z. Fry 800 Olive.
X. and n. Brown. 40 Olive.
~. and u. tide. 3s3l 9 GrAnJ
>. aad e Angela. 81 C'F1!lpn
!. and -. Rnmbicouff. - Eta.
-. 0nd 4. Ss~snt. 81; ". S:nts
y. aod q. Toda-o ~ Diwar...
- p. anE n. GWenscn. . 2wsf
=. and Noio.os :5Is -. Eighth.
y. 0ad -. Henseicx lzz: -. louis.
n. sna l. Frzundoff. i:2. 8. Te.af;
.. z ana &. Harry Icc. s. T~elfsr.
6. and A. K. Esto. :.,s =. Eleye.ti.
A. r. and ~. ). Bavn. ss4s HA,s:cId
=. F. and K z Richardson. o. n f:::eensa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
POSITIONS FIllE0.

tssst ~-"A tn- :1 llviE- s-.p,y.st 80. is-i'- ~
>sr'SN's: N Business s'il.-- 40 olive - -
thAA.-i-iH 'ri E'";.'r-a. DIR: Hiinrls- ta!@t
Co tlu.'ssni- building. y"'-"1 Halfway -.
~. tri>'s. ''Il.lirr. ~ --7-- Isit.-- A.! u,ss
60. - y -.snr-t- . - s-'..9--~S 90 Bur
llnE;nH 'EI..s :. 9ay.~ N,.'!'n :;N. 80.
Ninth ar !-.'ar'. Ia - i..i Tr-fa-as ,'-.--u:-
Tor -" r".- .a-" .f..ri yfH--t sHl U4srr- a
p. r!z!'s O.: s9-'-:4is - 4r-''uits- - 80! 20
s'f'JuT nav s.T r...h. as-.s1!
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

SONE eSO0O OAw6A A1SSs
C<ceral Nerhsndise- O., Va: yearly
saie-. Ssess: sls. q serss and ksildinss. Ncee.
i.yo Acrrc-E1liO 60 Kiss: - aces cult
waited: S..si buij1inss: pstrr q prr oere.
- Ass-.- Lincoln Cn. kss.: g .er.s ea':'-
Ias ArrrsEsAeViden ia, Xxs. 0s aeseo eulti-
vs,sd; s-rosm houns: oschosd: psise Ss.ASt
leo Acrvs-(,cfRcy 90, HaA. - 0cSe0 cu.ti-
Sssed: s-.ss> .Tcksrd: houap: Sasoo.
s.. Acres-CsrroV 90. No: 10 acres cuiti-
ysse.: : h,ussr &c price N. 90
Hs Acrsf- Rsnsioiph 60. No: 10 scsss cu.ti.
vsfr,,. du usIlinea: C.A fsnceS; IA -
80 Acre.-I@v;css .., Mo: u acrss cult
vsfed: 6cod fuiIdtngs: orchssd: prtee Ss.0ss.
-: Acres-Jarr~r 60 NO n: acep1 cultt.
waited: oscheyi.: price Is per scse.
:S0 .Ac.ex-C,eiaf Co. no: ~ acres eulsi-
vsteJ: GOOD sssrhord h0uer ETC.; - Dsr acre
1SS Acrse-Is.lk CO. NO: - acres cuisl-
vsts,i: hos,se bari. orchard: g. FER sore.
10 A~Yes-Hsrnsn 60, No. - arYes tfmbeT:
fair Luiidf,gs: .vchaSl: price u. scre
;eo Acres -OA'.h.ma Co. h no srsss er'-
a. Acr---lSEsn 90. Oh % acres cultivated:
mostly fenced: encI spsin0S. otG
Hry,~~ a.i IIos-Mnc..:. Co.. III sopms: near
car line: snn.e f:uis. N~:i finished: 9. 60.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

SuOa - UUobuuOt Wtt.VuNe1S.
,-1C,--fOE v,rr,-r ,.-..--.,- -. :,
isa,. Il ,.~.rr... J-l s..,u,,'i,
I...ny -r,fi.., ~. - -, :.
.ri,r. .s .,,, 49, :, ,s. -.
.!n - s.a A. : -. = - - a. -
10 ''tsA IT, - . N ..-
,,. a, u J IA "i-ASi'. P'.si'ls:'
IN "Ha - - ~. ts's's - '|ffl.
NOTICE = .tssl..-. Gx..f-x -. a.,
rssi ra-e.tns 80 a.. o--kr.r..r. =. --- 49,.
Ifai f.Ana- ,r.nl,A.r., ME D.. b.sI :, No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

SyFESfG>CSs. -s-g> ss,is a-s sr-.s 70
NorH ArS-t u>~1aT cr<@-sG- asrcAIsis
IAxel-y Se 6zS Nsschra-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Raerd % Directors ~ the Tis:e Guaranty frcs'
Company . quarterly dividend Of per shAfs
h"',.srs of record December $. !Sse. 1.ana.s
looks ciose =. N. Tue-dxv. Decembef e. 1876.
ard feoFen Tuesday. ysnuory :. i93.
Jas. -. ROHAS. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
EnrraTsOSas..

E:OCCAToONAa.
Sasoe>es>'s'>s>ss' ,s>'s.>>>sa>>aaAaSssA0
cRAyTSAAN cs.u.ss~. 10 . year.. buffers
eoSsee. ,eaS fssefHsn eovf0e. mDntks: cSsii.
s~>vt-e 80 college pfepaf0sSco I:A4 (Anssau.
e<71l.KiCNp0ss Avrsieo-ture. sna Ner!ae..
eel tra sfae 6 hrcl ee>A day aAd nloAs. les
Ps-s sre sn; r~srfIesh s,d rs-sssv sss
TAKE . cecrss sn shs q. Lovso WsseEaa.-
s10 0hc<A seg3 Easf y ovs. 0n1 6ouo0o q
as0-eie0 sss:es: e,Aa fee etsesies
TnASSLATJOSN s- su isa0Yoevo a.o1o q
LATIN -A02RScAN Cf.f'H. ~ -. Toesfh a
Ian neuAeES,
TJsE aYRijTz ss1s0of. o. LANGUAGE.
s11ess 1eoa1 aol Ylnoey AvsA
CI :s..sA: q CEesQ eslA1e9
E8W C1.AaDG0 NV eO00l40.
Sossse ssoressD so1y- JoA is0oo0O fU0A
9OOAOU09NV A090CoUA
&onpsnaspslGsaall1B 1Baslaspsasls1arsapspua1saaaa
Al4. 49, q 49, - sneseyUsa egseas1
C101a1e -: - oouA - ~ = -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Ed r. HOWARD 4 SON. ca!e,.akers
en.balme.s Re- nsayed 70 So IAclc3e ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
Tk)LkiNAGNeupd

sG.srAs-s- far -i9Ai q rsorfh. rn-r;.-.
snE.p~, 3 80 = - sr@1 .a-s.ff.sts ~.
Fat ccsr1@riy Faros~. -.sa v s.-s2t ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

0UIR
0GAA9GAlD-19sa cook lee famty q
-: .. -: 80 49, rs Loc1.e q:
a0VeD0RI~06I 5sF GesrsaI hessevosk.
aoUsSo1LSosee sid o. sEsF.l soa''-
| a0Csg0IkI-Gssd vslts si1I S0r senefal
no91G0ek. "a 8Aftmef
- Ss@ g Co. a. IS s'is:' 90
- sSsrsI, 80: sesa ..s.s g s s a...d.s: ss-
nOCsl:WGNEV-1i1die- women q oncs
foe aener.l heosewoek. 30 Locaat
30 3 III. F sss ssF Sc ssss.! 81.
,.s. ss: ases g. 8 ;;sis sss.:.sa sss
HOCsEGIRI~f;ood ~hite XII for gen.r,l
housewofx: no washing or irostnS. sosS Cab
HoCsEGIRL.-aoea ~hl:e .i-l 70: .ea.tal
HOCSEwONAN-Ccod. steady vonan for
eeeefai work In family OF three. "a AcPkef-
GIRLS 70 make theMseye. useful In wso'e-
ss;s s. Ti..nsry hor,s AP..,y Tr..s,. .s ;nornns.
GIRi1D to learn millinery trade: god IN
strucee:: pa.d well while learning: seafn TO
trim hats from starr: Call Tuesday. 8. Haas.
s.: Lucas ave.
GIRLS 70 l-s.n millinery ,raAe: V- ray y.u
Nth eoed raw a:ter YOU .r- ext-:iencea. Apgiy
no-.i.y mornias. BAeT. s;e:nSefs 4 coaen. IS
MILLINERY cory:s.: maker. and apprea-
s:s:rd ,mssare sseiss s.,i,n.rs sn' 90 % Ashe'
-Exffrienc.t n,.Niners 10 n:ake
and trim laa.es' hats. StP1iv Nrrk. wages
from - 20 s. p: week Call Tuesday. =.
Eas.. sic Lucas ave.
,,.,s ~ Lee: ss,. ne, en" wr-x ans u,W,ia
70 tar: steady xcIk. Apply Tnezsiay mrrn:nH.
Ea.r. sternhe-x 4 Cohen. 81, w4shi-s.en a.e
"iRE.FRA.:E MAKERsL,Esp-r,ence, .ir--
paid wi:!e iearn;.. sylvester e. lodge. ladies'
wi ;a TEAME NAkGEs, r: r8:s ;.-.o .
t.:e Coaen. s.. washins'cn ave.
The Trades.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, RAsTERs ami machine s!-!s oa 'ests e:l
s;th. rove. machines: ;: Ter u-' TO STAT:
Apply Tuesday morning. Fa-r. S'erG1efS 4
.a,ETMAkEEs-Twenty .vxperisnce.i .,,r'.
makers ard ;pa fe!l.IS: steady acrk with gid
.a,rssE. ~ s.s. e; ' r, ,s.%a sr
IN :f'is civ. AcT!y a. The Paul F. wllH .;h!r:
80: AZ M-sh,nc..n at:
GOOkO.
~H~a~~~>~~>-~->- ~->-.~~~-~>~~~~~~s~~~
rese.cn'es relui.e... $50 Wa -hSn'on ave.
COOK with e2od r.'~:-nces. s5u,aw.-, ear
n.r Cnion ani Waterman ay-.. good waxss
Sh0eWOrkeeS.
>~>>a~~~~>~~~~.>~~>~
.sKlvi:RS-Eosert. Johnson & Ra.i shoe
1ti-; aRl Nt.. ..,-.@.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

ssElP WaNTGD-~ENAlE.
Ws0ressa0eOOe.
s>~~~~>~~~>>>>
FLANK N'-si> ST-r -I--.-----e, hark-
i.--k ~-sr ,-ss'sr { :. a-sr S.ar;c-~-y -
l4',r-s az ciiv. .;s
'IsI-- - 49, ps.,tr~-s to ,-E-- ....s-ap.-
.-e 'av "s'~s s-L Far i'ri-- hs.-.-,f'
.s.-s .tl1 r. an' = -tr.
GiEI. - ,h-,s sir---,.-r,-r,s :, re.-:.I.e-s :
s-l --sss-in.. r-1=t s~vs ~x!~-sr-c. =. q
-a--stAv y Tss--- { -s-- ssr -, So
s7l '-r !-s'.-.~ tzi:irs
kI.T. yvans x'r' s.lS ~.-r ea-- :. r..s
80, - -.s:- -'..;ar SEi ;1rt q, go. =,
-tN--' ---,i A9:iH- -''--"nC-. --s-;r~! III
AiTs1JrS t:lRr.S-Ter.- .',-s.n s!-.. !. nd
-ssss -e- a-H;. - I'm =; ss'raaco-
,-.I'TtsS = ~ oi~-- 5; Ea-s- =. .l--
aass a. -. .--.s srd ~ f-aTz 20 81
v.>TEI,-t.4i~s to- earn hss- .-.<..re
--vgf-s - sS-stSazs - ~ve-- s-siBa,. a,
g2si sssks c,-.l-is-.- s--.-.e -
si-'s-s 's-as, isS'ssas. sr.i -.-.'is-a f-,u -
-. 20 C,.-se n:e - .t
GiNI-> s--- - y.s-' 70 ~. -y,s a:.lY
fo;->. e. = -o:s = s.S.-E a.! cal.--
TO-; ~: sff@- f-----is,-,Iy r oz- 50 -
-. = ~.-- :--r~p-si-e s'.s,ss-s gss--s
y~s-s- - Y -sl-.
s-.--~s~ ssss--ss .-..- -.-- t.~..c-- spy---
>u~s rsr- z7-z.. s-sr7>~i s..-sse--s ~aSe.o->
- .srrxgssr- a-s--raz As-s- c. s>aS
- = se
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
POVERTY IN NAMES.
Dearth of Invention Shown in Naming
Places in America.

Places in America.
Harper's Weekly: So far as we can
observe, a poverty of imagination Dor
dering on restitution christened it's
great subdivisions from the first. New
England, New France. New Spain, New
Netherlands; what could be cheaper
than these names, with the subsequent
calling of their nascent cities for the
cities of the mother countries, unless
1t We're the later naming Of them out
Of the Holy Bible and the classical die
tionary? The poor Indian gave from
his meage store for the same
but the gift was not abundant enough
to go round the towns n villages of
a single province.
When we think that lakes, rivers,
mountains, capitals, crossroads, streets,
steamboats,, churches, railroads, break
fast foods and a thousand other i'm
memorable things had to be named, it
is no wonder that the names did not
hold out. When the apartment house
arrived, late In our evolution, it had to
go begging, almost from the beginning,
for anything significant or distinctive
from our exhausted Jul r
A very noticeable and gratifying In
~novation in the nomenclature of the
fiat houses is the tendency which we
should, as remote votaries of muses., be
uNsiaSious hol " Iiieh.loA' anu lndt is
the naming Of several after we'll known
authors We have found two called
The, Emerson, one The Lowell and one
The Henry James. This is a tendency
which we could not applaud too vehe-
ment]y, and we should be glad to see
it ultimated in the use Of the au-
thor's several works for the fiat houses
of the future. We should feel 1t an
irrefragable proof that our beloved
commercial metropolis had become be-
yond all Chicagoan cavil the literary
center of the country if we go about
with strangers and show them The
Brahma, The Boston Hymn, the Good
bye, Proud World, I'm Going Home, or
the The Sir Launfal, The Biglow Pa
pers, or The Wings of a Dove, The Sa-
cred Fount, The Ambassadors
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
THE MASTER OF APPLEBY|
BY Francis Lynde.

band were cropping the lush grass. 1t.
vas the sight Of these, and of Mar
gery's black mare among them, that
set me thinking of a pickering ven
tture to the full as harebrained as that
from which I had but now disuaded
Richard Jennifer.
w shall need another mount, and
Mistress Margery's saddle" cried
Lie you close here whilst I play the
horse-thief on these reavers."
But my dear lad was rash only for
himself. Nov who is daft?" he re-
torted. 1.-THE Catawba himself could
neyer@run that gantietan come
through alive"
..Mayhap,' I admitted. But yet"
He cut me off in the midst, winding
an arm about my head by way of an
eXtinguisher. One of the redcoat
troopers lounging before the great fire
had risen and was coming straight for
our hiding place.
I saw not what to do: should have
done nothing, I dare say, till the man
had walked fair upon US. But Rich
ard was quicker witted.
Give me your sword" he muttered;
"mine will be too long to shorten up
on" and when h E~nglishman's next
stride would have kicked us out of
hiding, Dick rose up before him like
the devil in a play, gripped him by the
collar and laid his swords point at his
throat.
"Follow me. step for step, or o are
a dead mani" he commanded; and so,
pacing backward, he led the fellow,
with the hulking body Of him for a
shield and mask, out of the circle Of
freight and into the safer shadows Of
the forest.
When I had made a sweeping detrur
to join him, he still had his man by
the collar and was emphasizing the
need for silence by sundry prickings
with the Ferara.
Jack?" he demanded, when I came up;
and now my slower wit came into play.
"Out of this to some safer dressing
room, and I'll show you," said I; and
forthwith we marched our prize up the
valley a long musket shot or more.
When the soldier fad leave tic speak
he begged right Justify for his life, as
you would guess; but we gave him a
short shrift. If the plan I had in mind
should have a lighting chance for sue
cess it must be set in train before this
trooper should be missed.
So, having first gagged the poor devil
With his own neckerchief, we stripped
him quickly; and | as quickly donned
the borrowed uniform and became, at
least in outward semblance, a light
horse trooper of that king whose serv-
ice 1 had once forsworn. The items Of
small clothes, waistcoat and head-gear
fitted me passing well. but when 1t
came to the boots we stuck fast, and 1
was forced to wear my own foot cover
ings.
The change made-and you may be-
lieve no playhouse actor of them all
ever DOTTED or donned a costume quick
er-we bound our luckless captive hand
and foot, pinned him face downward in
the sward, and SO leaving him with
only his boots for a memento-happily
for him the night was no more than
goose-1esh cold-We raced back to our
peeping place on the skirting Of the
camp ground.
Here Dick wrung my hand, calling
himself all the knaves ~unspeakable for
letting me take a risk which he was
pleased to call his own; and with that
I stepped out into the freight and was
fair afoot in the enemy's camp.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
A Successor to Daniel Webster.
Lra,a tho Ct Paul DiSrntnh

TIVTI ~ %. Iuf D1sDdtCTT.
Senator Bailey will find his relations
with Senator Lodge very strained. An
swcring a lament of the decadence of
southern craftsmanship he said:
"Onc of the senators who were to make
the trip to the Portland exposition came
TO me and insisted that the 5000, to which
] had the appropriations cut, was not
enough. 1 said:
IF 1 were as rich as you are. I woul
pay my own expenses. That senator was
the successor Of Daniel Webster.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31

Beauty and folly are often compan-
ions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31

Observation-Disclosures


II wrote you for advice and commenced
treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's vsgs-5
table Compound as you directed, and ! am
heppy to say that all those distressing symp-ii
toms left me I'M / have passed safely through
tho Change Of Life, a well omar am
recommending your medicine to all my
friends.n-Mrs. Annie E.. g.. Hyland, CheGtsr-
town, Md.
Another Woman's Case.
"During change of life words cannot en-
press what / suffered. My phEsician said =
had a cancerous condition OF the womb. Ons
day ] read some of the testimonials OF women
who had been cured by Lydia E. PinkhAmS
Vegetable Compound, and I decided to try -
and to write you for advice. Your medicine
made me a well woman, and all my bad gymp-
toms soon disappeared.
81 advise every woman at this period Of lits
to take your medicine and write you for i'd
week.-Mrs.. Lizzie Hinkle, Salem, Ind.
What Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Hyland and
Mrs. Hinkle it will do for any woman
at this time of life.
1t has conquered pain. restored
health, and prolonged life in cases that
utterly bafaed physicians.
pound Succeeds Where Others Fall.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
BABY CAME NEAR DYING

From an Awful Skin Humour-
Scratched Till Blood Ran-Wasted to
aSkelcton-Spcedily Cured by Cuti-
cura.
when three months old my boy
broke out With IN itching, watery rash
all we his body, and he would scratch
till the blood ran. We tried nearly
everything, but he grew worse, vast
ing to a skeleton, and we feared he
would die. he slept only when in our
arms. The first application of Cuticura
soothed him SO that he slept in his
cradle for the first time in many weeks.
You don't know how glad l was. One
set of the Cuticura Remedies made a
completc~lnd permanent cure. (Signed)
airs. NJ. G. Maitland, Jasper, Ontario.
: Beauty and fOily are often cOmnan-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
CLEMENTINA GONZALES,
OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
RESTORED TO HEALTH,
PE-RU-NA THE REMEDY

Miss Clementina Gonzales, Hotel Pro
%vincia, Guatemala, c. A, in a recent
letter from 241 Cleveland Ave, Chicago,
H.. writes:
al took Peruna for a prorn-out con.
difion. Twas SO run down that / could!
nor sleep at night, had 10 appetite and
felt tired In the morning.
~ tried many tonics, but Peruna'
u;as the only thing which helped me in
The least. After 1 had taken but a half
bottle 1 felt much better. continued
lis use for three weeks and / was COM
PieteIy restored to health, and was
sbIe 10 take up my studies which I had
been forced to drop. There is nothing
better than Peruna to build up the
system. "---CIen1eHfina Gonzales.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co,
of Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on catarrh.
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in life when woman's great change
may be expected.
These symptoms are all just so many
calls from nature for help. The nerves
are crying out for assistance and the
cry should be needed in time.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was prepared to meet the needs
of woman's system at this trying
period of her life. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the female organism and
builds up the weakened nervous system.
1t has carried thousands of women
safely through this crisis.
Forspecial adviceiregarding this i'm
portant period women are invited to
write to Mrs. Pinllham at Lynn, Mass,
and it will be furnished absolutely free
of charge.
Read what Lydia E. Pinkham's Com
pound did for Mrs. Hyland and Mrs.
Hinkle:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
81 had been suffering with falling Of the
womb for years and was passing through the
Change of Life. My womb was badly swol-
len; my stomach was sore; I had dizzy spells.
sick headaches, and was very nervous.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31

Many curious instances of old laws
may still be found in England. In Ches-
ter the man who fails to raise his hat
when a funeral is passing becomes
liable by an old law to be taken before.
q magistrate and imprisoned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
In a Pinch, Use Aliens Foot-Ense

A powder to shake into your shoes. 1t rests
Sore, Hot. Gallons, Aching, Sweating feet
and Ingrowiug Nails. Aliens Foot Ease
makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by
all Druggists and Shoe Stores, 2oc. Sample
mailed FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted,
LIE Roy, N. Y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-31
Truth Comes Out.

Exchange: Mamma-of course you
said, ooh, this is SO student" when
Tom finally proposed.
Daughter-No; 1 fully intended to,
but l was so excited I forgot and ex-
claimed, AT last!",