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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20

Totals 1S9 IS
Total vote polled 247; majority
for license 131.
While this vote on its face may
indicate that Scotland is a very
Incorporate town, it would be far
from the truth to suppose that
there are only IS temperance peo-
pie in the city. It has been fire.
quently remarked by those in po-
sition to know whereof they speak,
that there is a greater proportion
of the people in Scotland who are
not patrons of the saloons than in
any of the towns in this part of the
state. The vote was not taken on
the abstract principle of temper
ance. The question which seemed
to determine the vote was whether
under existing circumstances, with
every surrounding town wet and q
ma ority of our own citizens favor
ing the moderate use of intoxlcat-
ing liquors, it would be a wise pol
icy, either from a business or NOR
al standpoint, to try to enforce
prohibition. Under the present
city administration the license law
is reasonably we'll enforced while
past experience in trying to enforce
prohibition has not been very re-,
assuring. Under the impression
therefore that the license law en-
forced is better than a prohibition
law ignored many people who are
themselves total abstainers seem
to have voted for license.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20

Bears thu. The Kind You Have Always BougI
''ss q ! &1HMzzM

The deal by which Paul Land
mann sold his lumber yard at this
place and also his yards at Trip,
Memo, Freeman, Lesteryille and
Viborg to the Fullerton Lumber
Company was closed last Thurs
day afternoon, and the stock is be-
ing inyoiced this week. Since 60
ing into the business Mr. Land
mann has been having an Immense
trade, and Scotland has gained the
reputation Of being the best mar
ket for lumber and building mate
rial anywhere in the state. What
theseffect Of this sale will be on the
prices in future, whether they will
remain as they I Or advance &c
the scale that prevailed before lie
started his, yard remains TO be
seen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20

If your stomach doesn't fulfill
its requirements take Peptonized
Beef, Iron and Wine. Full pint
bottle Use.
CENTRAL PHARMACY.
J. G.. Clark, who for several
weeks has had charge of Paul
Landmarks lumber yard at Free
man, came home to attend the city
election. The yard will be invoice
ed this week and turned over to the
Fullerton company, and Mr.. Clark
expects then to come home to stay.
Geo. Bellamy has been working
at baskerville, painting and paper
hanging, for two or three weeks
and says he has work enough in
sight there to keep him busy for
some time.
Trading tickets are given by
John Schmierer & Son, and when
you have purchased $4,000 worth
of goods in cash you are given a
phonograph FREE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wittmayer
went to Yankton yesterday to at
tend a musical recital given by
their daughter, Miss Rosa, last
evening at the college. Miss Witt
mayer will complete her musical
course at the college this spring,
and each student in the senior
class is required during the year to
give a public recital.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20

4 Astw wonderful sprlingtonic. Drives
out all winter impurities, gives you
strength, health and happiness.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35c, tea OF
tablets. Diehl's Drug Store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20

The best spring medicine is Pep
tonized Beef, Iron and Wine. ALL
physicians recommend it. Full
pint bottle 75c.
CENTRAL PHARMACY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20
City Election.

The city election was held on
Tuesday, and as there was but one
city and one school ticket in the
field there would have been but
very little interest shown had it
not been for the vote on the license
question. This issue aroused
some interest and caused a good
vote to be polled. The question
voted on was "Shall Intoxicating
liquors be sold at retail ?" and the
result was as follows:
LIST ward, yes SO, no IS
I'd 81, IA
Sd 50, 9
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20
OUT
E:==========:
WAGONS, BUGGIES
and FLOWS.

Mitchell Wagons, Staver Buggies,
best on the market, for sale cheap.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Marion Mum closes her
school this week.
Fresh Garden. Seeds.

school this week.
Fresh Garden, Seeds.
CENTRAL PHARMACY.
Mike Zolnowskey visited friends
in Armour over Sunday.
Mrs. Maywald is having an ad-
dition built onto her house.
Convenient safety boxes for rent.
Bon HOMIE County BANK.
Harry Osborn went to Utica
Monday where he has a job oflath-
ing.
john Krause of Yankton was
calling on his Scotland friends
Monday.
Bear, H. ,Ias Kind Ym Hars Always Bought
'%'f, y IMNzzM
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
DOWN WITH THE DUST

May day is here and the socalled rainy season Of
19O405 has passed in Southern California A shower
two this MONTH perhaps and a sample of rain rare
intervals later, but six months of practically
rainless season begins
Very soon the green hills that charm the eye in the
Los Angeles landscape will change to the brown
of All the land not artifcialy irrigated ex
cept low and naturally moist acreage will take
rest similar to the winter repose of lands the east
The entrance upon the dry season admonishes Los
Angeles citizens that the dust nuisance is the most
vexatious drawback to personal comfort in the long
rainess period There always is fruitful for com
plant that account but the beginning the pres
ent there is more complaint than usual
This condition is attributed to the fact that there
have been many miles of street Improvement within
year carrying Herewith the right to have streets
sprinkled regularly But the funds available for the
purposes have not expanded in proportion the de.
mand for sprinling hence the present cause
for complaint
1t is regrettable in view Of this condition that the
plan of oil suracing has more widely adopted
in street improvements during the last year The
utility OF oil a substitute for sprinkng is demon.
strated today many miles of Los Angeles streets
but those miles. nevertheless are only small fraction
of the whole There in fairly good condition
far is concerned that were oiled perhaps six
months ago and on which there has since been no
renewal
The people of Angeles are entitled TO reasonable
freedom from street dust and they should spared
unnecessary annoyance special expenditure is
necessary for the purpose There is an implied agree
ment between the city and property that the
payment of assessments for street grading etc. carries
with II the right to have that particular sprlnkled
That right cannot be varied because OF lack of funds
Los Angeles cannot afford to suffer from the ntoIer
able dust nuisance
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
Los ANGELES POPULATION 100000

Has the population of Los Angeles doubled approx
matey, IN FIVE years7
The Affirmative of that question seems TO be rea-
sonabe deduction from the school which now is
being tabulated The census marshal expresses the
confident opinion that the footings will show the mum
Der of Angeles children of school to be at least
100000. On that basis It is estimated that the entire
population of the city 100000. Even IL that round
figure is not reached very close approach to It seems
certain.
It is quite fve years since the regular decennal
of the city was taken by the government That
occurred in June 1900 fhe population Of Los Angeles
then 1O2479 and the city No. S6 in respect to
population in the list Of American cities II the present
figure closely approaches 100000 Los Angeles will take
about the twentieth place among the cities In that case
will lead Omaha, st. Joseph Fall River, Paterson,
New Haven Syracuse. Worcester Columbus, Allegheny,
Toledo Denver Rochester ST. Paul, Kansas City, In
danapolis and Providence.
Conservative estimates of the population of Los
Angeles have ranged recently from 100000 to $4,000
The immense number of new dwellings erected during
the last two three years, however have indicated
rapid increase in the number Of inhabitants than
even the most sanguine estimators figured out
If the cty's population has nearly doubled In the
last five years is evident that the present rate OF In
crease is not than 25 900 per year. If that ratio
continues until the federal is taken in 1910 the
population will exceed S5O,OOO, which will be 100000
more than the estimate made that period few years
ago and emblazoned the bilboards of real estate
agent to the amusement of incredulous community
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
SUCCESS" SUBJECT OF =
LARGE MURPHY MEETING
viii A. Harris and Others Address
Gathering, Telling of Great
Temperance Work

An enthusiastic audience more than
filled Blanchard hall last night at the
regular Sunday evening Murphy meet
ing. Rev. DR.. Bodkin was the first
speaker and told of the temperance
work being done by The Independent,
a paper of which he Is the editor.
The musical program of the evening
was especially fine. ]. w. Eccleston,
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Gruell filed
the room and the hearts of their hear
ers with song.
The subject of the evening was Sue
cess and all of the speakers drew at
tention to the fact that successful men
in history have been temperate men. !
Will A. Harris was the principal
speaker of the evening and devoted tho
most of his time to speaking of the
wide Influence of, the work of Francis
Murphy and the success it has attained
in benefiting the human race.
Rev. DIR. Hendry and Bernard Al
Vollnar were the other speakers. 4
number signed the pledge at the conf
clusion of the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
May I i'm the Worlds History

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of his reign
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their liberty.
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mulation principally
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execution and the remainder pardoned
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which Charles
Poles.
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the king
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royalty
itself
commenced between the British and Tppo Sab sui
the island of St George Of the Azores
island amidst fertile
height this beautiful island before rich in
and devastation,
1S9S-Chicago exposition opened
1S98-Deweys victory Manila
19Oi--Bunao Pan-American exposition opened.
1904he their position al
the under Gen kurok
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
LOS ANGELES BEES LIVE
IN FASHIONABLE HOUSES
Numerous Bungalows and Fine Resi-
derces Are Stored With
Their Honey


Their Honey
Los Angeles bees are fashionable, If
in bee life living in bungalows and
fine residences counts for anything.
In addition to hiving in the pretty
bungalow of w. s. Wing at 473 East
Fifty-third street, they have taken up
their home in the attic and under the
caves troughing of the residence of
ex-senator Cole at Santa Monica and
Cover avenues.
There in the stately old home of
the senator undisturbed by the oc-
cupants OF the house. with their
wonted industry the bees are piling up
honey until in places it has seeped
through and is running down the clap
boarding.
They have come to know the resi-
dents OF the home and do not modest
them. Lately robber bees have learn
ed of the stored up honey and have
made attempts to steal it. at which
times there have been great bee bat
ties, when the senator and his family
give a wide berth to that part of the
house where the hiving is still go
ing on.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
ART AND SCIENCE IN ADVERTISING

Within comparatively few years newspaper adj
vertisng has become both and science. AS an
reached the highest stage of typographical ad
jusment calculated catch the eye of the reader and
rivet his attention AS science it has attained the
point of greatest effectiveness in practical results
That is present day result Of evolution that has
been going steadily for score of years, but that
has especially notable progress only within the
last dozen years 1t is the outcome, in great part OF
newspaper publishing conditions that have made the
mutipage paper of the present day possible. Those
conditions had for their basis the three chief elements
of machine typesettng cheap paper for newspaper
purposes and the marvellous perfecng presses such as
The Herald and
The advertising of prominent newspapers in Ameri
can cities, at an approximate estimate, has doubled
within five years, trpled within ten years and quad
rupled within fifteen twenty The newspapers
of score of years ago babies to adults COM
pared with papers of this day An entirely
dawned in all features of newspaper making and in
feature is the result striking than in the art
and science Of advertising.
In the study Of this combination of art and science
the objective point of newspaper publishers and
advertisers is to the greatest effectiveness in
given space and at given cost No other question in
the whole range of modern activity has received such
thoughtful consideration This because experience has
demonstrated that the failure of the
business depends largely upon advertising Every bust
ing that it is folly to hide his light under bushe
But what general plan of advertising has proved to
be most effective? The largest commercial advertiser
in the United States expressed some interesting views
on this subject not long ago. He is John Wanamaker
of York and Philadelphia whose yearly contracts
single papers in those cities said to reach the
figure of 100000. The gist of Mr. Wanamakers theory
that advertising suited to his great department stores
should be calculated to catch the readers in the
first place. and then hold his or her attention by de-
scrptions prices of the offerings This idea of large
display the free quoting of prices and continuous pub
lcation has been adopted in years by the most
successful advertisers
The evolution of advertising has created a business
entirely unknown only few years ago that of design
ing and writing advertisements by specially
skilled in the of making advertisements attractive
the science of getting the best practical results
for the advertiser
In keeping with this idea The Herald advertising
equipment has been made thoroughly down to date in
every respect All the latest and most effective designs
display type have been introduced. No newspaper in
the United States better equipped for presenting
advertising in the striking attractive form
known to topographic art.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
HEAVY WASHOUTS
DELAY TRAFFIC
SANTA FE TRACKS SUFFER
MUCH DAMAGE
NO THROUGH TRAINS ARRIVE
officials Of Road Say Weather Con.
dltlons This Year Are Worst
In History Of
Road

No through trains over the Santa re
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday. The
Overland" which is now six days over
due, and which was to have reached
here last night, has again been de-
layed by a washout and Is not expected
to arrive in Los Angeles until some
time this morning.
In the history of the Santa Fe road
officials say they have never exper-
fenced such continued difficulty in the
running of their trains There have
been more disastrous washouts in the
past than those sustained during the
present season, but never in such num-
bers or of such frequent occurrence. No
sooner has one part of the roadbed been
made good than the construction gangs
are called to another locality to repair
more serious one.
Santa Fe officials have been sending
east bound trains from Los Angeles
on regular schedule so long as their
Sunday the Limited" was annulled for
lack of coaches.
At Wallace. N. M, eight passenger
trains bound west have been halted for
the past six days awaiting repairs on
the roadbed, which has either been
softened or washed away by the spring
freshets. AS many through trains
bound for Chicago are stalled on this
side of the breach.
Carloads of mail bound for Los An
geles and other Southern California
points have been blockaded and the Los
Angeles force of postoffice employees
will be called upon for night and day
duty when the belated trains arrive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
A Family Puzzle

A teacher was trying to explain the
meaning of the word "recuperate" to
one of the pupils.
NOW, Willie" said she. ''if your
father worked hard all day he would
be tired and worn out, wouldn't heT"
"Yes'm."
"Then when night comes and his
work is over for the day. what does he
DOR
That's what ma wants to know
Moberly Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

one. Although he is so deaf he is COM
desires to carry on a conversation with
a friend or stranger, Mr.. Savage loves
fun, and it is his special delight to re-
late his experience while attending the
encampments of the Grand Army of the
Republic. Dressing up as a tramp in
rags, with tin can and other army at
tachments, and carrying a wooder
weapon in the shape of huge Colts
revolver Savage used to have jolly
time at the encampments, going about
in the crowded streets, carrying on
sometimes like a lunatic, frightening
comrades and policemen and frequently
landing in different jails, only to be re-
leased by friends after sheepish looking
officers found out that it was all joke.
Most of the funny business would occur
before the great day of the grani
parades, and then Savage would appear
at the head of the Illinois columns
bearing a staff surmounted by large
white goose. as illustrated in the ac-
companying picture.
Made Himself Famous
During the time of the Civil war the
Illinois boys in the field used to write
back home and yell on the marches
Everything is lovely, and the goose
hangs high and after the reunion
parades began Savage made himself fa-
nous throughout the country by illus
trating the old cry and having little
fun on the side.
Savage has attended Grand Army en-
campments at Detroit, Washington, st.
Paul, Louisville, Pittsourg, ST. Louis,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, San
Francisco, and numerous state encamp-
ments, and at every gathering he was
very much in evidence with his white
goose and tramp makeup. He is max
ing arrangements to attend the grand
encampment of the veterans to be held
at Denver next fall. He still has the
goose and will take 1t along to carry
in the parade, which may be the last
one he will be able to attend. as he Is
now in the sixty-fourth year of his life.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
In Washington

OficiaI-"Well, we put the grindstonf
trust out of business today"
Citizen-"How about the oil trust and
the provision combine?"
Official-"They're on the list. Wei
go right after 'em when we have at,
tended to the hustle trust. the live
pad trust, the roller skate combinf
the opera hat ring, the radium truf
and 347 other rascally oppressors p
the people."-Louisville Courier-Jouf
nal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01
SHE MUST EITHER HAVE M 0 NEY
OR A BAD COUGH
OTHERWISE NEED NOT APPLY
John H. Savage, Who Has Become
Famous as illustrator of Old
War Yell, Desires a
HeIpmate

"I am different from George Washing
ton; he couldn't tell lie, and can't
tell the truth" said John H. Savage
yesterday, in his shoe shop at Cahuen-
ga, in Dayton Heights.
II am serious in this declaration" he
added. II want wife, but I want n
woman with considerable money and a
bad cough. If she hasn't got the money
she must have bad cough, or 1 won't
talk to her."
Mr.. Savage has been a resident of
Los Angeles for over two years, and is
the owner of valuable property in Day.
ton Heights, where he bought a lot over
a year ago and improved it by erecting
a double building for use as a shop and
a home. He seems to be perfectly con-
tented with his lot, although his man
ner of living must be rather lonesome
He has just realized that life would be
far more comfortable if he could find
his affinity, some widow or maid who
would take an interest in him and see
that the rooms are swept, the meals
served promptly on time and buttons
kept on his garments.
In his building is cobbler's shop,
where Savage can be seen every day.
pegging away, repairing the shoe soles
Of men. women and children, and Won
dering if his work will ever end.
Civil War Veteran
Mr.. Savage is entirely independent.
IJa hos made pood noonev since he
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

presidents happy hunting grounds. dispatch from
Glenwood Springs, on the edge OF the hunting wds.
states that "a sorts of OF chance" are there
And a the largest gambling establishment the place
$40 even was offered that the president would kill
bear every day except Sunday" Bear game is omitted
on the Lords day
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

Sad must be the meditation of Mayor Dunno of Chi
he reflects the mesh of trouble incident to
his position and then thinks of Carter H. Harrison in
the act Of digging clans sitting the sringpiece of
q Redondo pier dreamily waiting for 'nibble."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

An echo Of the scheme for equppng spur lines Of
the Union Pacific railway with gasoline motors now
from San Bernardino. 1t is reported that st.
Louis capitalists investigating the prospects for
railway connecting towns in that section to be operated
by the new system.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

The death in this city of professional animal
trainer result of being stung by captive rattle
snake calls to mind the extreme rarity in this country
of deaths from such Rattlesnakes widely
distributed in Southern California but they excite
fear where they the most numerous They
strike except in selfprotecion and they always
give the warning rattle if they have the chance The
"rattler is the only venomous snake in Southern Cali
fornia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

There is no longer question that the Japanese de-
the appel1ation Yankees of the orient" Jap
baseball team representing university in Japan
gave the Stanford team hot usse at Stanford uni
versity last Saturday But in the baseball game the
Japs quite up to their home reputation at the
cannon ball game
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

opened his shop, and has cash in the
bank. He is veteran of Company B,
Twelfth Indiana infantry, of the Civil
War, and because of disability con-
tracted in the service he draws a pen
sion of $27 a month that is likely to be
increased to $40 a month in the near
future. In addition to his pension and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

The successful fight Of aeropane at San Jose
last Saturday encourages belief in the ultimate
of that principle in the arshp. 1t is the principle
which Langley Maxim, Bell and other advanced
perenters aeronautics have been working for years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

Another banking institution will open its doors
for business May s, the Metropolitan Bank and Trust
company, The president of the concern is United
States Senator Flint. Vice President Frank Kelsey will
hold down the financial lid of the bank when affairs of
state call the other Frank to Washington
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

From Texas terrible reminder that the
spring tornado has arrived 1t is a remarkable
that southern state is entirely
empt from those awful visations. California appears
be the only state that is totally free from them and
only Southern California safe from storms
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

Now it is admitted that the deficit In the federal
will reach $S5OOOOOO at the beginning of the
fiscal year July l. That is than double Secretary
Shaw's estimate. The claim that there would be no
deficit at all worked good purpose for the Republican
party in the presidential election campaign.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

Another scheme of labor federation is announced,
with Eugene V. Debs as the central figure The plan is
to reorganize existing union elements, which would
the disruption of the existing In the present
organizations there appears to be lack of the
top for all aspiring leaders.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-01

The first train for Salt Lake which starts out this
morning from Los Angeles the line, will be-
have just it had been making the journey for
There will be especial stir because of the formal
opening of another transcontinenal line eastward from
Los Angeles.