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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
MINOR MATTERS.

Subway strike at New York was lost.
Five 'sasa.sas from Mckinney A. 3. Ellis
was killed in a runaway.
A New York stock exchange seat has
been sold for $4,000.
A negro seriously shot at Memphis
,. =. Davis and 2ife.
Farmers union has nearly zoe.ee8
members. about half being In Texas
SaAe I'm Bank of Renfro. Renfro.
Okla. was blown open and ss9ee
secured.
Voters Of Oklahoma city will have
four tickets to select from at coming
election.
Sam Beshear and wife died from In
3Eries received In runaway near
Hug" l. r.
Enlargement Of insarsa asylum at San
Antonio is recommended by Legislative
inspection committee.
Bill restricting gambling TO second
Noors of buildings has been repealed
by Che Nevada legislature.
Al Wagner, I. r. DIR. .. Il. Black
was acquitted on charge of killing AT.
4. CIR or. agent OF the Katy
Usage Indian reservation. by order
Of Secretary Hitchcock. il included In
Oklahoma quarantine district.
rem b. Emden, a Texarkasa nssrs
saleonist. was shot and killed. A war
rant was issued for Wash Bradley.
Mrs. s. N FrazeII was indicted at
Arcadia, La. on charge OF killing asr
husband al Mouut LEBANON last year.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
sTaFeoRo ACQUITTED

0sssadaes es osessred Not osiIsy Of shs
ee'~s - Rape
Xsal@s. Wara@ sa-Af,er being cut
Sttle eees an hs,~ eh~ Jury in shs ease
Of B@,ne gRanWh sriea here en-
chnnes q eeaue nera Andesson county,
seasse wa e.g~ on . young Gady near
SS'fss'ilre resurl,ea a verdict ns acautt-
Cal. NG'es9s Brother, eeaxs of joy
sgfS'Nlle9 gru@l her eyes. shook hands
@itA To- ters an& thanss4d &henR
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
@enAiAs o., Placements,

E1llsa> March 1e,-Remains OF GER
sleiS WlRilateS body were found on the
vsa's and Pacific railway track sun
Gay. Fapers ia pockets bore name Of
y w. Scots. Thee were gwo receipts
Uor money, Goth sigsleY at Fort werth,
oee being from TIE news dep4ttmersa OF
ehe Navvey company.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
0ouSES RAIpED.
vssevAs'na'ia loaded oa Wagons and
Many Arseste Made.

GusssSse' March 14.--All alleged GAM
eHne houses We're raided here Sunday
aagAt By Sheriff Murphy. who worked
new plan by placing am officer to guard
ne door of each place. BY prear-
esnged signal a simultaneous raid was
made throughout the city. Bstxeaa
tAfSty and forty arrests were madA.
wagons were waiting In font OF each
pace by the sheriff's oders and nit paF-
a2hernalia was loaded and conf seuted.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
@ads Ne Threat.

Ans'fe, NarcA ea.-sr the Moose case
W. o. W than was again placed On
Ghs stasllA We eositsvefy denied that he
9tS gone 60 National RAMA Examiner
koean ana ahseaaeseA to kill him il he
o. got change bis report On the $4,000
Ea1reclGeS notss of Worthams
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
Noted For Her Good p..d.i.

New York, March 14.--Mrs. NaaaIs
colt Jackson, widow Of Frederick VOL
Eott jackson, formerly general supAriu-
tcndent Of the Pennsylvania railroad lii
New ersey. is dead at her hon,e In
Newark, ~. D., where she was leader
II charitable and church work. She
was the mother OF John b. jackson,
minister to Greece.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
Wealthy 8ypsies.

E3eaA March 14.-f'osty gypstes
sron Mexico were admitted to tns
TnRed States. The chief showed GER
si6e9 check for $4,000 on \ Mexican
esak sss1 Ss5, e0o tn gold.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
bia Wall Struck.

Okmufgee, I. r.. March 14.--A well
with . strong flow of either gar or al
Aas been brought In six miles east Of
this place. 1t is 500 feet deep.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
7uenee undes Arrest.

sapl antonio, Marcls a4.--George n.
Yurnss was arrested FOR the killing OF
rs, Elizabeth Iynsh, &hich occurred
&sse @h0sda1
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
New Secretary For ireland.

London. March 14.-Offlcial ar
nouneement of the appointment Of
Walter Hume Long, president Of the
local government board. to succeed Mr.
Wyndham as chief secretary for Tree
land.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
shreveport's New Depot.

Shreveport, March 14.--It ID auth0d-
satively stated that the Texas and Pa
cific railway will erect $4,000 depot
Eeee.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
DESPERATE DASH.
Si1tssa Prisoners Try to Break Jail and
Ons Of Them Slain. Is

Hot Springs, Ark. March f4.--Six-
seen prisoners made desperate dash
Cor liberty from the county jail Ill tlas
breakfast Aour Sunday mor1aing. Ons
Of them. Silas Love, was shot dead ana
Dick hastings escaped and others, whS
secured temporary liberty. were ali cap
eured In = short while ate the outbsaki
Among the prisoners attempting TO RI :
gain their freedom was Houston Nook
er, sentenced te hang for the murder OF
Conductor Atwood of the st. Louis and
IoR Mountain railway
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
Calnnage
Sermon

/ b. Rev. |
es.at De- Witt Tal,nases On.
30. Aage4ess Cat. Manu- ~. tn ~
saoss every Aone Throughout Che saud
she sQis shosea By tie preaGhes IN
this sermon Is . Bore % aess sa0iaias
sne The text D. Proverbs 4. l. "A fode
"a 500 is she heavia,sss Of Biz o.eshes.~
Destb b sn eueny. The biSss DIS
eincaly Declares O. ! seAembes come
ssa~ an ~hea sisithg enc % ths
Bee Eea1anS cities. CHS thought ~ss
apos me as eess eefOfs. .
soupg man. . slusicai geaius, AaA tate
b. come erom Iondos and saSturee sAas
Spls city Oy Dis srgas plsyine He
yss 70 pSay tAaa Alnday ia he ehurdA
where We @ere wershipino The oighs
Defsres coming Aome from Rrsetscing
spoe the 8eyA De sac aoSH % Cat aiR
- with hs wife ana Eve ehildreA
oa&ienF he eegas Go ensA Q ash-
Zone eao caught IN Dis shroat 10
few 0intoes De- was eeae The Vhdee
zig was shockea q the awful traH
sdy. 1he e&1eh was Aaped In SLACK.
NE Ggae gas eovesee With Grape.
Amon9 Che sobs % the leae malis
frier1& his castor preached . sulogy
upon Ghis ysuns nae's LID srSn ] g.
ripthians ~. o. ~Ths CAST enemy shas
MAJ - eestroye9 il aeaSh.s d Ghe
readSer uttered tsose solem1 core
uhe0 sank INTO his AearesS eoaseiesces
- axidhaecNf utA
o. sess deats 10 40 anersy. DeatA
. aRes seems O. De o era8 and .
neeisess eeny. 60 Breaks asunder
be narital banas. u Efts lhe NtUe
baby cue e 90 crib and shdts Aer to-
sec from our syss BY Che ebsing d
he eofffn lia n strikes dove the arons
nag @Ae 10 Esoehinine Gods core in
the pulpA 1t empaies ahe ef@ce "a 10
wh0 10 Aending ever The pa
Eien8. % soneti@es sends Ehe paeadino
awyer q Che grave syea Sefore ahe
6urdereB wAon De Gas 9efende0 expk
sles Obs erthne apoa slD gaHose
o Aivea6 ahsssS.
DC 9heD listening 30 thaa ser9oa On
he faroR countFS II Rev zealand D
,olilosp ize6 nus: .t9hat 8idow o TO-
ng hasAg Ger 8ease srushe9 ~ Ns
learseS wheels sve@ % 0e Indian
hggerUue aseo q mangie Che 0pdie0
D tlD Mndos aevoees. Out . living
;orroS oan be mose earnidab0 ane a
MOO avid enemU than so@U@ df
hs 0rave. ghe tiendish ec0 d . aiss&
ute, . 0esauche4 dRnken, eru8
D al Usaithful 0u8anA esD weigh
more hsavig 0poe the wife's 1eart
han e corpse q . 9ead hesban4
El0 by ~ same 0asonNe ele eva
leeds q . snautiff Or unfaithfO
% I'm apop the oasentas 6eae Gin
} more 9Whae weight shas the 500
hat 0lh pon the Offie Id Of . 9sae
Ai1& Thus 0bdaa fron . pareetas
o aouA 6read4 upon De
opniziW sufferiDss Of 1Athes I'D .
nothse Wfsn 0he1 el@dren % astraS
% do wr@g. D tnclstD Sen De o.
hers ssrRsMnD. . veD as 1e 10th
fia ~ Gull wording Of De verse q
~ 9ns sGaArasss 8ote pre1ts. "a
NJ 50 aakeA glad @ther." 4hae
ennDcA inerpseted &om the aegativs
tandpoi0, mesw, - bae boy 0ake6
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
REE 70 READERS OF The CAUCASIAN

To every new OF renewing sub
cription to the Southern Agricul-
Subscribe now and take adyan-
. pay 4 full year Id advance and
tie leading Southern far,n pa
=
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14

Dc @nis Wlnasv. oaa NY check
sasting opoo nD oan3 Q know not
wAe1er ! No asleep % awske. Bus,
Shsth0 asl1ep Or ewske. suddenly
sorange seioe esans % ne. { seemed
. - IT, 80 trace II ny bved ore,
NO ~ 80. ADMs Che t~inklins
60 - the eight Q sac G1eis bright
sge0 enc oease oDD speakfne 90 me.
Jhs9 OemO . SAP: "1He ease Is NOT
6&A Ue sse 0bine - Aaws eur re-
uotsas 0gdn. We sss Aere waiting.
Se - wsi41nO 90 go gta you live
eW Ok1D . - esrd elae we may
oas0 Desc oeuntonsp
49, 80 oareaO - teasea eMeerned
ss0 - No - Swsa Is here. they
0ero SO on1ious ebsae sR best inter
estA Oae Q canere eeatsss sisey have
oEUaAo . Cow. WhA news could
- Ola0dao thu hearts, csulA he an
90 o1ssenOs0 Shae Dass Gsow earth
to Da~ 3ring . Gkem, Aaa Che news
~ your repentance? ShaD We iet them
~ and beep waiting for our answer3
uathGr, mother. we sre coming. Yes.
in q little while, after we have done
eur WORT for Christ, we shall come,
Oh, sinful child, thou art not an Or
DhAn! you have heavenly Father
waiting. You have q redeemed earthly
fadler and mother waiting. wilt thou
not lift from them the burden Of their
anxiety wilt thou not enhance their
heavenly Joys by the assurance that
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-14
Southern Agriculturist
NASHVILLE TENN.

give handsome preminms and liberal sae
IS active agents Il want to work for ask foe
Inst or Cash ssisns Dishes and otAsP sse1
s.-.snt. far LADY workers Guns, etc, for boys
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
9lns bcn @crid)tcn.

StrCit INN eiicn Sib allf Der Ntticn.
@0rle. - @erlliung eingeIeQt. -
@c%qnooigt.
Sm G~reiSgeridjt begornen geitcrn
6ie GerbanoIungen in Ser &Iagc bon
Gomin 9. Bel, III ser cS iif INN cincu
Sit oitf ser I~fticnb0rie banocIt, Ger
bon Sen @IGubigeru oeS @rn. 6ront
3. Werceret uno Dem &lGger bcons
iprltd)t miro. Su 1899 erGiiheten bic
$50. 3el uno Merceret etn @eidGit.
ais Nftienmoflcr; &r. 3eIl ld)oB
$3.50 fir oen aauf eineS SibeS in
Scr 96ric Dor, IteB ocnielben aber ollf
Mtcrceret'S Nomeu mlSitellen. Die
@lGubigcr 0cS 2ebtercn berIld)tcn
MIN, bcn Sit 5l pe%rfanien, nm ST
ibrcm @eloc 81 fommeu. Sr. 3ell
p%erbinoerte Dies, inoem er einen Sin.
bolt8beicbl erIun9te. lleber oicIen
purbe 9cItern perbnnbelt. Gie 3eut
qenalt@l0gelt mltr0eH lpot am Sn9c
bcenoet uno Ole 9lrgumcnte Ger Nnz
m1ltc be9onncrl.
9eru ung eiugclegt.
Gle .Goluert Contraction Comp"
reid)tc geitern cine @cruilng geacn
ooS Teroift I'M Stootgcriht eill. oltrd
meld)es @m. ". Wfc9foc, Dem iltn9cn
Sobn BON George y. Wtc9toe, cine
G%ntidGoigung bon $4,000 Sugeipro'
dyel1 mltr0e iiir Gerlcbungen, sic er im
Ntount Hopol NpnrtemeutbuuS erlitt.
@egnaoigt.
Gem Nftiar Yottiion pom Grimi-
n~olgcridt ionotc gcltcrn ser @ouncr-
nellr Die @e9nnOigung BON Sountnin
@olfcr 81, ser I'M September Sermin
pom 1904 lpe9en Ingriii5 Gli &n.
j. 6inlep 81 icdS Mtonaten @eiGng'
nib perlrtbeilt ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
Sic Gummiii1re nntluurtcn.


antuort ser GommiiiGre bon 9oltt-
more County olli Grotelte Der
ioGcu, Baltimore GouutD 5000
G%iti5cnibip 2eoglc."
Die SommiiIGrc BON Baltimore
County bobcn Qeitern 0en GuItoren
mo ocrcu Observation-Disclosures pels
DIE cinen ogCihloiienen Somto0" IN
9i9blanotomn OerIangten, ole fol
gen0c Nntluort ulf ibren Grotclt &c
ionOt: oHIlS Nntuort oui Oie ms am
0ienitag Observation-Disclosures &brer
Delegation finoeu mir no6 ldngerer
Combination, ooB gciebIi6e uu0 prof.
tiihe @riinoe qegcn Oic BON Sbueu
porQeihlogene E%ermcbrlu9 Ser
Gorntp YoIi5ei porlicgen. Cine 2lns
Sobl ser 5rieoenSit0rungeu, iiber
mcIhc Sic lid beIdhucren, t0nnelt
obre &iiIic bon Ser Eoli5ei crleoigt
meroeu mo ser Goli5eid)ei lit onGc-
micien morocn, ale 2ellte ncrbaItcn
5t luIien, oie iih moroentlid betra.
aell. gllld) peroen GOli5iiten al Den
Stroben ullfgeltellt peroer, melhe &c
m0bnlid) bon IuSflilglern III Ommls
buiien benltt meroen mo iobalo Ole.
ielben lid elmer Hibcltorltng IflIlolg
mad)en, lucroen iie Oerbaltct lperoen.
@eSiiglidl Ser &lo9en iibcr Spielbol'
len mo llcbertretlng Der Sd)ont.
2iccns . @ciebe miro ole Eoli5ei MIR
oltf ipe5iclle Yeifmerocn bin por'
gebcn, mcld)e bon YerIoncn cingereldt
mcrocu, sic tbntlGhlidJ 3cu9cn lold)er
@clcbcSiibcrtrctunqen Iit0 mo gelllla
acno 9cmcilc uorbringcu f0nncn, Dab
tic Dor ocu @roBgeihluorcnen mo i'm
@criht crid,cinen mo ibrc gluIhuloi-
gllnGcn beltGtigen wcr0cu. Die groBtc
Sdyuierigteit mar biSber Die, oaB Dor
ocn @roBgelhluorenen mo Dem @es
rid)tc ME gcniigcno 9cmcilc por9ea
brad)t murocn. @enu 0ie 8clcbeSs
iibertretumgcn 10 often mo allGenein
lino, mic Sic b%eboupten, 10 iuiiroe eS
iiderlid lciht leiu, @emeiSmoterioI
at erlou1en, leidtcr fir Sic, ais iiir
Die uniiormirten Eoli5ilten. 8ir
miinlhcn, Dab Ole 8elebe oeS Stoote$
ortired)t crbalten meroen unO Sic font
ncn iih ouf unicre llntcrltiibrng III
oieier Siniidt perlaiien. 9urd) Gu
9roS. Ra55ioS uno &erboitrngen fam
ieooh NiftS be5ipedt werocn, obne
ooB poIitipe 9epeiie iiir 0~eicbcSiIber.
tretlngen porIiegcn. 8cnn Sbrc
Sreunoe uno MitgIicocr 9cneiSmnte-
rial lieiern, 10 mer0cn miro Onrnui
ieben, Dob Die Yoli5ei Die uotbi8et
Gerbaitiungeu uornimnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

Suite! YdKe!
sur Mciie ms Nnslano beiorst 6.
&aine, Wr. All, ct. Saml.StraR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29


Drift ibre YnroGe.
- Die geltrige iormelc Gr0ilrung
ser nellen Heltourotion Der @cbriioer
Miiller, Ger. 1913, Noro.GutopItroBe,
geltnltete iid) SIT eincm mabren
Sriumpb fir ole Gigentbiimcr, Die
SS. 2ou mo Sreo Oiiller. 81 Die.
lem Grfolg bari oen bei0en Serren
aud nufridtig grotllirt lperoen;
bcnn eS geb0rt iiirluabr piel llnter.
nebmungsgeiit oo5lt, Elm 10 groBeS
&apitol IN Elm G6nIihe8 llnternebulen
81 ltedeu, ipie c8 oic $50. Wfiiaer &C.
than boben. Die 9riiOer boben I'M
lebten Sabre qr0Berc Neilen genlnd)t
mo aIIe ouiialleno geld)mudpoIlen
Determinations @inridltlngen gcpriiit.
9aS Bette baben lie I'M Sinne bebul'
ten, INN sic GlGne fir ibre llelle He-
ltalirution 5l entlperien. 0n fGllt
Ginem Damn glcif oaS groBe S6aus
ienIter auf, meIdleS aus geldlIllenem
@laS nad b"eril6nltem &olner WtltIter
bergeitellt lit. @eidliiieneS 8luS mo
iran5oiil6e Spiegcl biloen ~iibcrbaupt
oen better @%eitanotbeil ser 0eforos
ton oes 2ofaI5. IS lino alein 1872
Guaoratfub Scr i%cinlten irou5Olilden
Spiegel bel ser glsltattung Der I'M
teren R1iimIihfeiten p~erlpanot nor
Den mo b1s Soiletten5innmer lit boil.
It1noig nit Wormortdielung Der
ieben. Die 0ede lit ants icllerieltenl
Woteriol bergeItelt uno oui t%ilnltlc.
ride @eile bemolt. gageneine 9e.
numbering erregte geltern aud Ole
Geid)modpoa bergeltellte 9or-@inrid)i
tung, meld)e Srn. =. 4. @onter sur
boditen @bre gereidt, ou ie0er @nit
iid) unminfiirlid uad) Dem 6abrifut-
ten erflunoigte. Gin Serr aus Bolton,
ipelter IN Ser 9obnenitoot cine groBc
Heltoiiration betreibt, mar 10 bcgel.
ltert, ooB er erflarte, MIR Sr. y. I.
8anter fonne i6m cine Wirtbiduit5.
@inridtung nnd) Dem nGmtIid)en 0tlts
tier perlhaiier. Sbld)or Die $50.
Miiler am oiii5iellen GroiinungStagc
aui einen 5oblreiden 9e'ud) geret)'
net bntterL. iibertroi berielbe oennodI
ibre @rrporturgen, utto ~belonoerS ma
rem Ole G%igentbiimer oes nellcn Inter
nebnlens ii6er oie pielen glllnlenlpen-
Den erireut, Ole ibnen 5ngingen. Cine
9eldreibung bes in ieiner glrt ALIEN
oaitebenben 2ofdlS lpllroe bereits &c.
tern i'm yOellti6eu Gorrelpolloenten'
gegeben.
@tidIi6e Heie e. Sr
Ibeooor Gampmann. lett 33 Sobrer
in Nmerifo, mohubaft in Hr. 1918
@liilforo Ipente, oabier, miro nddD
item Mittpod nit ieiner Sodter, Sri
2ouiie 9ampmann, alif Dem Gampiel
.Gniiel" cine @rboltngStoiir mad
0eutidlanb antreteu nnb ~beiouoer:
ieine alte Seimatb Rebeim in @eit
pbalen, beiid)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

5rau 0apioion's @erm .,
gen lit ieit Dem 8eridyminoen ibres
@atten, oes gr.Mapors Hobert 6.
Gapioion, piel beiproden moroen;
bon einem HedJtsanmaIt mrroe bas,
lelbe aif 100000 eeiddst. Sic
ltelt Die 8abrbeit oieier Ingabe in
abreoe uno iaat, oaB es oieie 3abl
BEL Weitem nift erreidt, obgleid iie
rldt gan5 mitteIos lei; bod reihten
ibre Wittei nidt oa5u bin, oas lurli.
riole Seben fprt5uiesen, an oas lie
bisber geip6bnt mar.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18
How He Told Commercials,

"We have a man in this Office" re-
marked II Of the officials Of the treas
ury department the other day, "who is
without a peer anywhere in the coun-
try when it colnes to spotting q coun-
terfeit coin. Els faculty for telling the
spurious product has been developed to
a remarkable degree. He gave IN illus
tration of his skill the other day. On
that table In the corner there were
piled up a couple hundred half dollars.
Apparently they We're all sound and
genuine specimens from the govern
ment mint. Our expert walked into the
room, and, giving one glance at the pile
Of halves twenty-five feet distant, he
quietly remarked:
"'Ilere's a counterfeit in that stack
II then stepped up to the table and
pulled a coin from out Of the middle Of
the pile. 1t was tested and found to be
spurious. l asked the man to tell how
he discovered the counterfeit.
"'By the reflection of the light he
replied. The rays cast from that coin
were wholly different from those sent
out by the other pieces. That coin stood
out as distinctly from the rest as a
blood red poppy in Il field Of white
flowers '-Washington Cor. Brooklyn
Eagle,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18
Depth to Plant n Tree.

"As to the depth to plant a tree
says Suburban Life, st seems to be the
general idea that the future prosperity
of the tree is proportionate to the
depth and frmness with which 1t Is
placed in the ground, and the percent
age that plant too shallow is almost
too insignificant to be worth consider
ing, for the shining is all in the oppo-
site direction. Look for the mark
made by the earth on the trunk of the
tree when it stood in the nursery, and,
going by that, although it may seem
shallow to you, you will make no mis-
take. The roots want warmth, light
and moisture, such as they receive
when placed properly, but when her
metically sealed two to three feet in
the ground it is impossible to develop
any vigorous root action while contend
ing against the terribly handicapping
conditions. Give your tree plenty Of
feeding ground, plenty Of good ibrous
earth, and if the place of planting is
not naturally suitable dig it out deep
and put in what is needed"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18
The La Crosse Steam Laun-
dry basket leaves May %.
E. H. TREIBER, Agt.

Frank Turner, member of the
legislature from Faulk county,
was in Scotland Monday.
J. P. Resner went to Mitchell
Tuesday and before his return will
visit points in Minnesota and Wis
corsin.
For first class accommodations
at moderate prices go to the Scot
land House. Rates $l.25 per day
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
I. H. IRWIN, Prop
The appearance of the Baskin
hotel and the building just east of
it have been improved by a new
coat of paint.
Maj. Dollard and Judge Wicks
were at Olivet Tuesday attending
court. The session proved to be
very short, only lasting u day and
a half.
We represent only the very best
fire insurance companies, Hartford
Phoenix of Brooklyn and Aetna.
Bon HOMIE COUNTY BANK.
II. G.. Fuller Of Tynda!l, deputy
state organizer of the Improved
Order of Redmen, is in Scotland
this week trying to perfect an or
ganization here.
Alfred Brown, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is now
improving quite rapidly. The car
pets are now being placed in his
new house i'll town, and if he has
no further hacksets it is expected
that he will be able to move in a
few days.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18

John Serr and his mother and
sister, J. G. Serr and Frank Kodet
returned from Chamberlain Satur-
day where each Of them filed on a
homestead lying about lis miles
west Of Chamberlain. Their
claims are located along the old
survey Of the railroad which they
believe will be very near the course
that the road will take when it is
extended to the Hills. They are
near to a running stream and wa
ter can be procured at a depth of
ten to fifteen feet, and the soil
seems much better than it does
farther east.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18

Bears the ~ The Kind You Have Always BOygt
signature % : Ix1AZzzm

Mr.. B. B. Cobb returned yester-
day from Friedrich, where he had
been visiting his son Charles for a.
few weeks. He says the storm two
weeks ago caused many herds Of
cattle to wander away, and far
mers were busy forten days round
ing them up.
Cleanse your system of all i'm
purities this month. Now is the
time to take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. It will keep you
we'll all summer. 35c, tea or tab
let's. ". b. Diehl's..
Samuel Richmond Of Albion pre-
Ecinct moved his family to this place
the latter part of last week and will
make his headquarters here while
working for, the American Sunday
School Union. he has purchased
the wv. B. Robinson house but can
not get possession Of it for a few
days, and the family. are now
boarding at the Baskin Hotel.
supt. vi. Robinson was in
town Wednesday on his way to
Pierre to attend q meeting of the
county superintendent and the
state Superintendent Of schools.
The purpose IS to discuss certain
changes il the school laws made
By the last legislature, and also to
recommend certain changes in the
course Of study in the public
schools.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18
Cared. His Mother of rheumatism.

"My mother has been a sufferer
for many years with rheumatism,"
says W. H. Howard, Of Husband,
Pa. "At times she was unable to
move at all, while at all times walk
ing was painful. | presented her
with a bottle Of Chamberlain's.Pain
Balm and after a few applications
she decided it was the most won
derful pain reliever she had ever
tried, in fact she is never without
it now, and is at all times able to
walk An occasional application
Of Pain Balm keeps away the pain
that she was formerly troubled
with" For sale by all druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18
A Rare Name.

what is. the rarest name 1 e saw
on a hotel register" said a veteran
clerk, repeating a query put to him.
Amelia Turnipseed, and that was
years ago in Boston."-New York Trib-
m
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-18

Mrs. John Cisar and little daugh-
ter returned from their visit in
Nebraska Monday.
Frank. Peshak, who has recently
located in North Dakota, was in
Scotland Wednesday.
The very best of styles of Hats
and Caps for the spring and sum
mer can be had at John Schmierer
& Sons.
w. R. Stockwell, the cigar man
of Yankton, was calling on his
customers here Tuesday.
w. G. Brown shipped seven cars
and Henry Brown two cars Of cat
tie to Chicago last Saturday.
G. P. Harden Of Platte was in
Scotland Tuesday night. He had
been at Qlivet attending court.
You can obtain the very latest
Of patterns Of cloths in cheap, me-
dunn and high priced clothing at
John Schmierer & Sons.
Twenty five tickets were sold at
the Scotland station last Sunday
to excursionists to Chamberlain.
4. A. Eads Of Tyndall was here
Tuesday, on his way to Mitchell,
where he was employed to cry a
stock sale.
Theo. Landmann, states attor-
ney Of Hutchinson county, was in
Scotland Monday and went to Oil.
vet 10 attend the term Of court.
Trading tickets are given BY
John schmierer & Son, and when
you have purchased $4,000 worth
Of goods In cash yon are given .
phonograph FREE.
". j. Kreyeik Of Tyndall went Il
Chamberlain with the excursion.
lists Sunday and on his return
stopped at Kimball 10 look ate.
some land matters until Tuesday.
The farmers have been trying i
Improve each shininghour" t
get their corn planted, but sue!
hours have been sosscarce thai yer,
little planting has been done. I'll
ground "a now 90 wet that only III
high places can be worked, and ]
mi Several days before the lo1
ground dan be- eultiyated underth
most favorable circumstaEses