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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-27
New High-Grade
Wash Stands

LII SSlSNlSd Hudl lSi GU OAK duu IIIll-
tation mahogany. These are the
product of the Nelson-Matter Fur
niture Company, who are recog-
nized as one of the leading furniture
manufacturers in this country.
They are all fresh new goods, and
are shown in several artistic de-
signs. We offer them at the uni
form price of
$12.5O Each.
Values, $4,000, $3.50 and
$500.
Among the one-of-a-kind pieces
are the following:
1895. Was $3.50.
stored seat.
$3.50. Was $500.
Mahogany finish Reception Chair. neat design.
S405. Was $3.50.
1 CHARTERED Oak Desk Chair, rush seat
$685.. Was SI2.oo. u
Weathered Oak Chair leather seat, broad
arms.
$3.50. Was $500.
Mahogany Arm Chair. upholstered seat.
$1,000. Was $22.oo.
l German Buried Ash Rocker inIaid hack leather
seat. - -e"'Ae'
$5.o5 each. Were SI2.oo.
l Weathered Oak Arm Chair and Rocker to
match, slip seats, covered with imia ton leather.
1896. Was $500.
I weathered Oak Rocker. to match the above
chair and rocker;
$3.50. Was 5000.
Weathered Oak Side Chair, to match the above
$3.50. Was $500.
Weathered Oak settee, to match the above side
$2.O5 each. Were 5000.
IT,, 2 Birds-eye Maple Tables lower shelf, neat de-
$3.50. Was $500.
| Handsome CHARTERED Oak Center Table, pedes-
$3.50. Was $500.
l Large Mahogany Oval Library Table. double
Peueo'"i' "hSutiy
$3.50. Was $4,000.
Odd Dvan, mahogany frame verona upholstery
$4,000 each. Were $4,000.
Princess Cheval Dressers, mahogany and
bird's-eye maple. three drawers 1sx4O-inch oval
mirrors.
$1,000. Was 5000.
l Handsome Bird's-eye Maple Dresser, large mir
ror, -FOUR drawers, neat design.
$500. Was $4,000.
l Handsome Bird's-eye Maple ChifYonier, to
match the above dresser.
$1,000. Was $4,000.
Handsome Chartered Oak Sideboard. six draw
ers two cupboards, large mirror, claw feet
$500. Was $4,000.
Handsome China Closet, to match the above
sideboard; full mirror back.
$47.5o. Was $6s.oo.
Fine CHARTERED Oak China Closet, heavily
carved front aud pillars. claw feet. bent ends
swell front door.
$4,000. Was $500.
Handsome Genuine Leather Couch. solid mahog-
any frame best tempered steel springs
$32.5o. Was 5000.
| Handsome Genuine Leather Couch, quartered
$I8o5. Was $1,000.
Genuine Leather Couch. weathered oak frame.
$1,000. Was $1,000.
Music Cabinet, sweii front. neat design.
Sixth floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-27
Our Second
Annual February
Furniture Sale

Ends tomorrow, with the month,
and in order to effect quick clear
ance OF the one-of-a-kind pieces le-
naming we have marked them at
exceptionally low prices.
Included are pieces for every part
of the house except the kitchen, and
the opportunity thus offered is TN
usual, and enables those needing
furniture to buy high-grade goods
at a third to a half less than their
real value.
Prominent in this offering is lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-27

Mason. Fred P. Ross. John F. Langh ham,
mer, William D. Dick, Harry w. Nice,
William c. Smith, Percy c. Henninghausen
George F. Jones, William M. Bryne, George
E. Sharrer and A. Lincoln Dryden.
Mr.. B. H Warner. chairman committee
on civic organizations. has design tied
Messrs. William B. Severe, Joseph A
Blundon and Oliver S. MetZerott of his
committee to meet the Union League of
Maryland Upon its arrival in Washington
escort them to their headquarters and to
care for the league during its stay in
Washington.
Better Erect Stands Now.
Building Inspector Snowden Ashford to-
day announced that no permits for construc-
ton or decoration of reviewing stands for
the inaugural parade will be issued after
Wednesday, March l. The stands. he states,
must be completed not later than Wednes-
day night.
A District official has been asked if a Ii
cense is necessary for the holding of the
inaugural ball. He evaded the question. but
did say he thought a license would hardly
be considered necessary. for the reason that
the affair is to be a national and not pri-
vate one. The regulation on the subject
makes no such exception. however, but pro-
7vides that persons conducting concerts, en-
tertainmentS or balls to which an admission
fee is charged, directly or indirectly, shall
pay a license tax of So for each day or
night.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Sramlcin Sba Sarbcll unb Su6n ,.
&ofcfclcr

au~genblidli1 Die Mugcn DER
eebilbeten @elt aui lif, Die Gritere
oilrd lire lrnarihrodete I~uioeduna
Der geihGftliden 3aftif Hodeieilers,
onrd) ieine uneri1ttlife @eIo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Cine @biitlcr. MnefSote.

Ger peritorbene arobe Maler
@biitler cling Dor einiaen Sabren
nit einem Sreunbe iiber Die Strabe,
als Tie on einem fleinen 3eitungs.
iiIn9en poriiberfamcn, Der ielbit I'M.
ter ieinen gerufsgenoiien berpor.
itod. 8biitlerS Iufmerfiamfeit
wuroe babrrd) errest unb er 5og
ben Sungen ms @eiprGd. Der
Snnge er5Gblte, oaB er idon felt orei
Sabren auf Den StraBen 3eituneen
feilbiete unb CAB Damn allf Die
Srnge @biitlers an, bob err iieben
Sabre oft lei. .9oS lit nidt mog.
lid" iagte @biitlers, .ou mrlBt
Glter iein." ,Nein, Serr," iagte
Der anabe. Yih bin nift alter oils
iieben Sabre" Wbiitler ianbte
ben Sunsen nit einem @eIbitiif
meg unb panote iib fopfi6iittelnb
81 ieinem Sreunbe: .llnmoglid, IN
iieben Sabren fam man niht 10
ibmusig meroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Ser &Dniss Mantel.

Ser fl. @eseslans, 3onig bon
8obmen, cling an einem fnlten @in.
terabenoe ourh Die @aiien Yrag's.
Gr mar in einen Wantel gebiiqt,
I'M nidt erfonnt 5u meroen unh
batte nur einen 9iener BEL iit.
Sn einem @GBden gIitidte Dor iei'
men Iuscn elm ihwader @reis ar,i
Dem glatten Gle aus unb fiel nie.
Der. Ser &onig elite az linn, BOT
i'm a,lf unb unb fragte i'm frelino.
lid, Oh er iid bur6 Den Sal meb
getban babe. ,Nein", antmortete
Der gllte. geim @uiiteben ge.
tpabrte &onig @~en5eslaus Die biirf.
tige aleiDung, Die Den @reis nift
Dor aGlte 81 ifiisen bermo6te. Ges
&onigs Wontel mar Dem FL. Wen5el
BEL Dem I%ufbelfen bon ben S6ul.
tern gefaQen, Der 0iener beeilte iif)
benieIben nuf5ubeben unb rebete ben
a0nig ebrfurdtspo4 an: o@ller Ma.
jeit1t!" ga erfannte Der 8reis
crit, bab es Der aouig mar, Der i'm
Silfe eeleiitet bate. Ger Ilte fiel
inn 5l Siiben. Ger 9onig aber
nabm ieinen Wnntel bon Den Shlll.
tern, biiQte ben Wann in benielben
unb elite bapon, 10 baB inn Der
@reis MIR Den Cant nadrufen
fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

ment Company? antiportete er:
.Nein". l1nb bod mo- NodeteQer
elm Witglieo oieier @eieaidait, be.
ioB $50 Sbares bon ibrem Capital
uno mar elmer bon ben 3neien, Die
an oerielben feitbielten, ais tie in
Glenelanb, g., unb in 8aponne, q.
s., Haifinerien errihtete. Or ifnpur
1880, Die Stonbaro Oil Company
beiise in Den Ser. Staaten feline an.
oeren @afiinerien als Die genann.
ten. obgleih iie ieit flint Sabren Die
aroBten Mafiinerien in Wep gorf
Rbilaoelpbia uno Eittsburg fduilid
eriporben bate.
Gas lit Die Sactif, tpelde @odeiel.
Ter ieit fiinfunboreiBig Sabren in lei.
mem @eidaft befolgt bot.
SIT es auffaleno, boB er NIT ben
Sobren reiter unb reifer mltree, 10
Bob er beute fir ben reiditen Wann
Der Welt betradtet miro?
Wie reid er lit, meiB Tiemanb,
oieleift err ielbit ni6t. Ils Der
Stanbarb Oil Sruit 1892 auieeloit
rulroe, beiaB Hodeieaer 25S,S54
Sbares bon Dem @eiommtpermCgen,
b. +. 5piiden Elm 8iertel uno elm
Grittel oes gonSen Srnit. Seine
0ipioenoen belieien iid in bieiem
Sabre iiber brei Wiaionen; in 1896
nabe5u oft WiQionen; in 1900 iiber
5moli WiQionen. @ie piele Mntbeil.
idJeine err beute in Der 8eieQid)ait
beiist, neiB Hiemanb. 9osu fonmt
iein u%ngebeurer 8%runSbeiis in Der.
ifiebenen StGbten, iein Soreit Sill
Yarf, Der 400 Icres umfaBt unO
sqblreide Stods unb 9onos in Der.
ifteoenen @eidaiten.
&odeielIer perifpenoet iein Gin.
fommen nidt. Sn ieoem groBen ST.
nan5geitGft bes 2anoes miro iein
giniluB peripiirt; aus iebem 5iebt er
ieinen Hrofit. @arum tbut err oos?
Warum perlanet er elm idbrlihes
ginfommmen bon $25,0O0,000?
Hidt INN groBartige Baldite 81
bouen, nidt nm Hepolutionen 5u
%itiften; er lebt iebr einiah itnb ipar.
Jam. Nift Inn Ilmoien 81 geben
- oieie limo iebr sering i'm 8ergleih
5ii ieiiem &eihtbum. @o5u oenn
bieie uneriGttlibe, grauiame Sitft
@elo auf5ubduien in einem Monre,
Der idon NIT @elo i~iberbGlft unb
i'm @eloe begraben lit?
@S l6eint MIR cine GrflGrung
moglid, nGmli6, Dob Godeieller bon
elmer @elbiuGt befaaen lit, Die i'm
fir alIe &iidiiften auf Die iibrigcn
Wenifen blind ma6t, Die ltdrfer lit
ais jeoes angeborene @eredtig.
feits. nnb Wenidlidfeits. @eiiibl, ia
ielbit oils ole 2iebe 81 ieiner eigenen
Yerion nnb benz @obl ieiner 1Sa.
mile. Sn ieber anoeren Sinlid)t
mag er perniinitig iein, nber in
@eloiafen lit er perriidt. .Woncp.
mao", 9elbperriidt, belt i'm Der Der.
itorbene Senator Sanna; unb oieier
idGbte oas @elo bod audi iebr bod.
Wir oiirfen ms oa niht m%unbern,
bob So Solette, Der @ouperncur
BON @isconiin, ben Rodeieller in CT.
ner oifentliden Seriammlung Den
groBten @erbreher Der Ser. Staaten
nenncn fonnte. Gr lit bieies. menn
audi nift I'M iuribiihen, 10 bod i'm
! moraliiden Gimme. SIN iurioiiGeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

Gimme gilt MIR Der oils 8erbre6er,
Der Dor benz Staatsgeies oils iold)cr
ilberfiibrt poroen. Sier miro oilf
Die 9eiese @otte3 unb aif bas sc.
mien feline 1iifiitt senommer. SS5n
nloraltifem Sinne aber gilt Seoer
ols Serbreher, Der hie G.bnte Not.
trs uno ole 6%orberungen Oes DRIFT.
lifjen @ewiiiens nit 6iiBen :titt.
9ieies i6eint &odcieQer Itets ae.
than 81 boben. @S lit Dos 8eroienit
oes Srauleins Sorbea, oieie 8abr.
belt in ibrem 9ufe u~neritroden
ausgelprod)en 81 baben. - Z. s. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

mtBbrdud)f mern, Oallft
es gebt 10 e ding. nie
e gutes Sfero Sc Zoo
5e treble.
Ses bios for SS,t.
tang geitern. Ga iegt
Die Iltt, es m1r 10
munneridones @etter
Iii Oh @ir nit mo- bin
gebn I'M ousieit eiie
ipoae. ,Mlti", ben
Sd in Weim pleiiGn.
teSte @ea, no Sd be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Ser Eeoant.

Brofeiior gum 3immermGoden.
Dos Den @lobus abitdubt ltnb orebt):
.glber, @inna, Sic MAIDEN bo6
slGes p%erfebrt; Die groe orebt ii9
bph BON linfs naf redts!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
@ic Sobn &itid, ESQ.,, ieinen Hflid.
ten ais Sansnatcr nad)fpmmt.
Splitter Goiter!

Splitter Goiter!
!. Gs is ia ifun a1 redt eer,,g an
right al right, oaB .Sh e Mann bin,
mo es Iles for Die SGrnili tbut Tin
sSaft thu Sd nit nor olleenis IQes,
lonnern iogor Giniges) aipper es
oerf nit i%ilpipertbon In es BERT nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

J 80
genoe Sbrfeiee bon benz Barrier De-
prtierten Sppeton, Der einise @odei,
barna6 einen tragiifen 2ob ianb.
2ros ieires Sieges erihien Inbre
nift mebr in Der 8ommer. Gombes
forbcrte ieine Gntiaiiung, Die er 10.
tiirlih nit @ioerpiaen gab. gr
tuuroe bon Dem 8elomafler 9r. ;.
9erteaur eriest, Der iein ganses 2e-
ben meter nihts getban, OILS fir lid
ODER fir gnbere an Der 8orie al
lpefulieren.
CAB Die Sreimaurerei Dor feinem
Wittel Suriidifreft, mag es aud)
nod 10 infam iein, setreue, fatbo.
hide Sffiaiere 5l 8uniten elmer frei.
mai,eriihen 4anaiae 5u perberben,
6eigt inns Der i'm Wonat Nopember
1904 Dor benz Barrier &riegsgeriht
plaoierte ioscnannte nguiterlis.
Hro5eb".
Seoermonn peiB, oaB Die Srei.
maurerei i'm 8ereine nit ben Sllben
Qettere boben 81 Sieiem 3mede meb-
rere MiQionen IN Der gansen @elt
geiammelt) cine 5meite &epiiion oes
GrepfuB-E ro5elies betreiben. 3o5u
beoarf es natiirlih nelter Sbatiafen,
D. +. FOLDER glemente, Die ben &id).
tern oes Hro5eiies bon &ennes iinbe-
fannt iparen uno Die I'M Stanbe ae.
meien mdren ibre Weinung iiber bic
Sdulo oes Sallptmanns 0repfuB 5u
Gitoern.
linn iolf' neue Sbatiad1en au ents
oeden, ober pielmebr au idmieoen,
iinb Der iiioiih . Recommendation
8oalition aae Wittel gut. 60 be.
idliloigte Der S6niegeriobn In.
ore's, Der Saliptmann large, bier
ebrbare Sfii5iere, Die friiber i'm aus.
funfts-9 iireau bes &rieesminiite.
RUINS tbatie tparen, Die fir Die
Espionage beitimmten 8elber our 9e.
itedJung bon 3eueen permanot an
baben, Die segen 0repfub I'M @enner
Sro5eiie alifgetreten iein ioQten.
0ieie Sffi5iere, Der Sberit @o1ir,
ser Irhipiit 9autrihe uto bic
Sauptlerte Srancois unb Warifal
ruurben ioeleih oerbaftet inb Elm
8roseB gesen lie angeitrenet. @ier
Monate perblieben oieie Sffi5iere in
itrengem 8eipabriam. Ser Saupts
mann Gaiiel (HoientbaD, elm Siibe,
muroe nit Ser llnteriuhuns beouf.
traet; er entoedte nihts; nihtsoeito.
meniger idlob er auf Die ShliIo Der
Sfii5iere.
Na9 mebreren Saeen offentIi6er
8erbanblung miiBte Der &e9ie.
rungsanpnlt, Gommanbaut 9r. :.
Rabier, bic @nflage fallen Iaiien.
Dos sonse 10 miibiam auieebauidte
anfloeeipitem gins in Die Bride, es
5erifmols mie elm Saufen Shnee
unter Ben iparmen Strablen Der
Sriiblingsionne.
moi des renseignements politiques sur
l'armee....
Sur divers bancs: - sont des
canailles! (Applaud.)
Laffere: Vous etes venus demander
des measures de rigueur contre des
fonctionnaires de l'enseignement. -
Je viens demander au government
de ne pas leur obeir, parce quill a
plue....
Tournade: - sur lie temple (rires
prolonges).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

8ace.Gref. Sd nil Mein @erI,it
mieber eibrinee.
Sbne oeS Ndmlife piinideno
Mtt Higarhs
0ours
Sobn &tt d, gsa.
Sic iperr es iclber iaae miiiie,
Wiiter gbiter, bab es c 9ible unper.
lf)1mt mar piin ser Mlti.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

y Sic 2oge mo lire Maden.
ifaiten" bon Serrn Iopofatannalt
Sborn.
"") 9ei oieier 8cleaenbeit bielt
elmer Ser @roBmeiiter Der Srei-
maurerei Ger 9eputierte 2af.
ierre, cine He0e, aus weld)er
mir bier einen fleinen Ius-
5lig geben. 2afierre lit MIR Elm
mittelmoBi9er Heoner. uno ais
lold)er Den @iten ieiner politiiden
@egner nllsgeiett. 9ie @egner Ell.
mes 3eputierten MAIDEN iid nGmlif)
jeOes Mal Den Spab einen lanaiam
iprefenben &eoner 5u nnterbre6en,
inoem lie ben bon ibm angeiangener
SGben cinen anbern S1lub aebcn,
ais Der Heoner ibnen sugebadte.
Seiber fonnen MIR Die fran5oiiid.
iprehenben 9eier Die in folgenoen
3eilen entbaltenen @ite begreifen
Laffere: Je repete que les citoyens
qui. dams les conditions que j'ai dites.
out fourni a mes predecessors ct a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
katbolild)e DudbauDlune,
Jabrifanten umo 3mpurteure ua
hird)en- paramenten, Statuen,
Golo- uno Silber- feld)en,
Monftransen, Scbetbiid)ern etc.
Sas sr0bte GeiAaft anO Die reihte Muswabl wealid bon gseu gori.
THE II. II. CO..
MILWAUKEE,. WISCONSIN.
-8ad)ems 3omam sammimma.-
WISCONSIN.

cine belletrifii6e Sans= unb Samilieu =9tbliott.
Snbait Der 10 @anoe az 9smans unb 5 ltopeGeu,:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06
HIS Only

"1s there Il man in all this audience
demanded the female lecturer on wo-
mans rights, that has ever done any
thing to tighten the burden on his
wife's shoulders? What do you know
of wonan's work? Is there a mar
here" she continued, folding her arms
ana looking over the assembly with
superb scorn, that has ever got I'D in
the morning, leaving his tired, WORKOUT
Wife to enjoy her slumbers, gone quiet
ly downstairs, made the fire, cooked
his own breakfast, sewed the missing
buttons on the children's clothes, darn
ed the family stockings, secured the
pots and kettles, cleaned and filled the
lamps and done all this If necessary
day after day uncomplainingly? II
there be such a man in this audience
let him rise up! l should really like
to see him."
And i'll the rear of the hall a mild
looking man In spectacles, in obedience
to the summons. timidly arose. He
was the husband of the eloquent speak
er. 1t was the first time he had ever
had a chance to assert himself.-Novel
Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06

Bears the Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
signature e ! AxXANzzm

The Home Concert at NJ. r.
church last Thursday evening was
fairly we'll attended and we believe
was enjoyed by those present.
First on the program was Rev.
Thurston who in a few words set
forth the object for which the con.
cert was given, namely, to raise
money for the endowment Of a
Woman's Professorsbip in Mitch
ell College. There followed an in
strumental selection by Miss Win
ME Colwell anetts by Prof. SHEER
wood and Mrs. Thnrston, Mr.. and
Miss Wittmayer, Miss Haynes AMI
Mrs. Ellwein vocal solos, Rev.
Upton, Mrs. Dollard, Prof. Sher-
wood, Miss Parmenter and Miss
Saarosy Rotations, Mrs. King
and Miss Hattie Johnston, and an
instrumental Duet by Misses Eva
Bennett and Carrie Robinson.
Proceeds Sl0.46. Thanks are due
all those who helped make the
evening a success, and especially
to Mrs. Dollard who had the man
aEaEGH7EN y &s :.
agement, and to Mrs. Jaton for the
use Of her piano. Motto Of the
local organization at Mitchell: Il
shall pass through this world hut
once; any good Il erefore that Il
can do. or any kindness TINT / can.
show to any human being, let ME
DO It now let me not defer nor
neglect i, for | shall not pass tiis
way again.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06

Mrs. W. J. Johnston went to
Mimic, N. D., today to visit friends
for a few weeks.
Prof. Sherwood went to Canton
yesterday to attend the Epworth
League Assembly.
A special train was run to Can
ton this morning for the benefit of
those who wished to hear Mr.. Bry-
an speak this afternoon. About
twenty-five were on it when it
passed through here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06
Uses For Hymn Books.

EnfA-E1EI 49,
Il made Il few calls the other day.
said tie pastor of an uptown church
to his congregation, and In one OF the
houses saw q strange thing. What
do you think? One of the church hymn
books, the property OF this church. had
been carried home and was placed d
der the leg of the table to lengthen It
out. | demonstrated at this mental use
OF hymn books. Apologies and bushes
We're profrse. Now. / am not scolding
about this, but hymn books cost this
church money. and II any Of you have
tables too short In the legs please put
y newspaper Gnder them or q piece Of
wood. Ii You do this. we won't have
10 send out and buy another hundred
hymn books rs we did last. week"
The pastor had no sooner ended
iiese remarks than a girl sitting al
mos under his nose calmly opened a
hymn book, placed it between her back
and tie back OF the pew and settled
comfortably down to listen to tho ser
mon.-New York Press.
E&F
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06

A large cage Of homing pigeons
from the North Side Homing Co.
of Milwaukee were sent here to be
liberated the fore part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiley, who have
been running the Baskin hotel for
several months, have sold the
building and hotel equipment to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dubois of
Iowa, and the new proprietors took
possession last Saturday. Mr..
Dubois will endeavor to either
rent or buy the east half of the
block in which the hotel is located,
and if he succeeds will remodel
the building, making a ladies' par
lor, a sample room and o more
convenient kitchen.
This bids fair to be a record
breaker for rain fall in this Sec
ton. Up to the present time, &C
cording to the record kept by j. H.
Dickson, Il rain fall this season
has been 20 inches, being just
double what we had had at this
date last season. The Jim river
is full to the top of its banks, and
in some places the adjacent bot
tom land is flooded. Joseph Platt-
ner informs US that during the
thirty-four years that he has lived
here he has never seen Dawson
creek as high as it was Monday of
this week.
Claus Flick was in town Satur-
day settling his lumber bills for
his new house and paying off the
carpenters who have been doing
the work. The building is now
completed except papering and
some inside painting. Before he
moves in he will also have cement
walks laid around the premises,
and the lawn enclosed with a fence.
He has spared no expense in the
construction from basement to
garnet, and now has one of the fin
est houses in the country.
Three teachers employed to teach
in the Scotland schools during the
coming year have sent in their res
ignations and the same were &C.
cepted by the board last Friday
evening. Those who resigned were
Miss Ruth Canham in the gram.
mar department., and Misses Lola
Campbell and Katherine Muehmel,
in the first primary and fourth
grade respectively. The resigna-
tions OF Misses Campbell and
Muehmel were rendered because of
the fact that they will be required
to reside on their homesteads in
Lyman county until November 1st.
The board has employed for the
grammar department, Miss Rose
Barr of 7ankton, and for one of
the other departments vacated
Mrs. Anne Padon Of Scotland.
This makes a complete change in
the corps of teachers for the com
ing year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06
Last year many college students

Last year many college students
from the east focked to the west
to help in the harvest fields. These
"Herefords" as the farmers called
them on account of their complex
ion, proved. to be the best help that
the farmers could get, and they
are anxious for another invasion
this year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06
A u PARTY

A pleasant surprise party may
be given to your stomach and liver
by taking a medicine which will
relieve their pain and discomfort,
viz DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They / a most wonderful rene.
dy, afording sure relief and cure
for headache, dizziness and CON
stipation. Csc at R. W. Russell
Co.'S drug store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06

Where n you sick? Headache,
foul tongue, no appetite, lack en-.
ergy, pain in your stomach, con-
s'ipation. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will make you we'll and
keep you well. IS cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-06
The La Crosse Steam Laun-
dry basket leaves July 10.
E. H. TREIBER, Agt.
All persons having bills against

All persons having bills against
the Fourth Of July committee are
requested to file them with E. H.
Treiber on or before Saturday
night of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Leitheiser
of Bridgewater visited at the homes
of Jos. Wanek and Mrs. Eisenmann
this week.
G.. q. Stahl and wife and Geo.
Fusselman jr. and wife came down
from BOLTON to enjoy the holiday
in Scotland.
Mrs. j. E. Boot aud son arrived
from Hartford Saturday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
mire, for a few days.
If you want a pretty face and delightful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across the sea.
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain Tea.
Andrew Ellwein of this place
and JAS. Brown and f. j. Preszler
of Memo have purchased a pop
factory at Mitchell. and Mr. Ell
vein is preparing to move to that
place.
w. G. Haynes turned the livery
stable over to the new proprietor
last Saturday. Mr.. Jones will ar
rive from Wisconsin about the 8th
OF the month, and until he arrives
the business will be run by Chris
Diede.
We represent only the very best
fire insurance companies, Hartford
Phoenix of Brooklyn and Aetna.
Bon HoMME County BANK.
Mr.. Hawn will move his family
w. G. Browns house on Pop.
lar street now occupied by Andrew
Ellwein as soon as the latter moves
to Mitchell, and the house now oc-
cupied BY Mr.. Hawn will be taken
A. u. Jones when his family ar
rives from Wisconsin.