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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04

The recent acquisition by this
government of the Panama rail
road, a road only fifty miles long
traversing the isthmus of Panama,
appears to be Of more Importance
than most people anticipated. IN
der the previous management Of
this road the traffic rates were
enormous, and 1t is supposed that
they we're maintained through an
agreement with transcontinental
lines in this country. In many
cases half the freight charges on
goods carried thousands of miles
went to this road, and $6 and $S a
ton was charged for service that
only cost $1.5O. The managers of
the transcontinental lines are now
fearful that under government con-
troll the rates will be reduced and
that much traffic that is now ship
ped across the continent will be di-
verted to the Panama route. So
far no official announcement has
been made in regard to future
charges. but the control of this
road by the government will fur
nish a means of preventing exor~
bitant charges iby the transconti-
mental companies. But suppose
the government should consent to
protect the transcontinental roads
by maintaining prohibitiye charg-
es over the Panama road. What
is to be the effect when the Pana.
ma canal is completed ? 1t will be
but few years before complete
water route will be established
This will still further reduce the
cost of transportation between the
Atlantic and the Pacific coasts
The railroads will then have tc
meet,t the competition Of the steam.
ship companies, and they may al
well begin now to adjust them
selves to future conditions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04

One of the greatest blessings a
modest man can wish for is a good
reliable set Of bowels. If you are
not the happy possessor of such an
outfit you can greatly improve the
efficiency Of those you have by the
judicious use of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
are pleasant to take and agreeable
in effect. For sale by all drug
gists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04

Avon Clarion: Two car loads Of
cast iron pipe landed in Avon Sat-
urday evening forthe WaterWorks.
The holes for the concrete founda-
ton for the lOO-foot tower were
dug last week and the work of con-
struction will soon be under way
with a full force Of men,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04
DIR. I. I. CHURCH,
DENTIST.
Office over Postofice.
Scotland, soufb Dakota.

The contract for building the
new syndicate block in Tynda1i has
been let to Frank T. Houx & Co.
Of Sioux City, the price being $685.
600. The building will be 115 feet
long, Is feet wide, two and one
half stories high, and built OF
pressed brick with stone trim
mings.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04
scoTIAND bon HoMME COUNTY S D. THURsDAY, MAY 1.

D. D. Wipf, secretary Of state;
]. r. Halliday, state auditor; G.
j. Bach, land commissioner and
Gov. Elrod started on Monday for
Helena, Mont, to inspect the new
capitol buildinglo that state, the
Montana building being the model
from which the South Dakota
building is to be made.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04

j. H. Sanford, county cattle in
spector, has appointed as deputies
DR.. J. 3. Hamlin Of Scotland, q.
F. Barber Of Tyndall and D. w.
Flack Of Springfield.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

/. 80 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office second floor of Becker Block.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04

+ Avon Clarion Pease Bros. and
Gus. Niedermier Of Wagner have
bought the Andrus store and ground
connected Herewith, south Of
town, and intend to fit the place up
for an up.to-date stock ranch.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-PAuL LANDMANN,
Auditor-J. Nj. DAIN.
Marsha]-W. A. COBB.
ALDERMEN.
r;r.+ wd c. i. MAXWELL,
'iu IS. BIRKINBINE.
socond Word FRED each.
ooio " "iu FRED GoEHRING,
rh;ua word T. J. MARCHANT.
iniru W aio FRANK STERNHAGEN
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, !
County of Bon Homme.

STA OF SOUTH DAKoTA
* M Cotton auditor being st duly doth say that the rsur exhibit he
exhibit
RIM
Subscribed and
IEAL Clerk Court
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04

Prof. Beers, principal Of the o.
ivet schools, has been employed as
rilcipal of the schools at Lester
vile for the coming year,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-04
AUDITORS AND TREAsURER's

Detailed Gxbb Receipts couny
ending sboWins
Of funds In the creasurY and Ubere Deposited
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
What Women Want to Kno1U

DEBUTANTE RECEPTION-Where mother Is giving
II reception for a daughter to introduce her into
society how many cards should leave and should
leave your husbands cards a and should leave cards
when attending tea the at receptlonY-A Sub
scriber
Leave two cards. one for the mother and for the
daughter DO leave your husbands cards unless is
evening reception which have been invited and
then three Of his cards. for the hostess for
and for the daughter Cards left at tea
Just as they at reception. .7-
FURNITURE SPOTS-Will you kindly tell me how
white spots which have been caused by heat water can
be removed from furnitureq-G D. e..
Rub with mixture Of linseed oil and alcohol.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
IT LOOKED BAD.

@nR. WASHINGTON GLADDEN. was talking to two young
IL about the evil Of speculation
sSpeculation is gambling he said "It is injurious
the morals always, and in the majority Of is in
curious to the bank account.
"Whenever am tempted to speculate, I think Of Ben
Smith and Asa Jones of Posgrove, my place. This
thought causes to refrain.
Ben and Asa, out walking afternoon got talking
about money matters
g i have money lying dle,' said Ben Smith Il
think I'll take flyer the stock market. What is the
best stock to buy Asa?'
SGreenland Improvement preferred is the best thing
know Of Asa answered.
- Where can get Of it?' said Ben
6sAsa replied promptly
9 i can let you have all you want. !"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
QUESTIONS FOR TOMORROW.

hUSTY FURS.-Kindy give recipe for removing the
musty odor from furs and winter coats which have been
stored in damp storeroom Enquirer. -. %..z il
BOSTON FERN-Will you please tell what to do for
Boston fern that has lice? I have sprinkled it with
soap suds, also weak ammonia WATER but they continue
], to come t-Morris. &. ...
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

'Nonsense This IS purely abstract philosophy Still,
if you have it, I'll give you concrete instance or
two -"
"An your life' began the philosopher gestculatmg
the harbus you have been led to believe that your
masculine friends immensely amused at your slang
'Some girls can't slang your author friend has told
you with fattering analytical look at you what did
you say7' the big football whom you know will ask,
when snappy little darn has slipped from as you
catch your dress brer Then he will laugh because
blush. Here try puff old Cousin Tom will say, and he
will provokingly hand you his cgaret why can't girl
ever take puff Of cigaret without choking? he will de-
mand Of you and crcse the td way hold the thing
STILL his leads you to believe that in his your
action is admirable in the extreme. -.-.~f
"a ordinarily will convey the impression to you that
the one kind of girl he admres good fellow and that
the quality he prizes above all others is gameness you
haven't any brothers you prone at certain to
accept this jolly standard and become bit boisterous just
to show that you good-natured.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
What the Market Affords
"Jcannof ton how the truth may bs;
Issy the tale n twas said to mo-"

G ECKEL pears, 60 cents peck. $50
y Imported figs, 20 and rs cents pound; California
figs 10 cents package.
Beets, Is cents peck. ~@;ts.~
Green onions, 5 cents bunch
Cottage cheese, cents roll.
Frankfort sausages, Is cents pound.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
The Girl Philosopher

Ian never tells the truth to more than one
woman, ." declared the girl philosopher, as
she poised her hairbrush and shook back
the hair from her eyes to direct her re-
mark to Dutiful Jane.
Except to his sisters - reminded that
"Perhaps,' ~assented the other. "But
what I was about to remark is that it
ISM always comfortable, tho most enlight-
ening, for the one girl.'' - II
- "What did he tell youq" asked Dutiful
Jane, indifferently. ..~" .
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

"Then, one day, old
Cousin Tom confdes in
you. He draws you
aside in an unusually
tender manner.
g 'Jane,' he says,
I'm engaged
"You begin to guess.
You name aver a |
names.
at should say
not he replies to all of
them. do you think I
would marry one of
those s l a ngy lit t | e
idiotsq It's Muriel.
Muriel is not a society
girl, thank heaven
She's not sophisticated,
But she's the most
dignified little thing
you ever -. saw. Not
much to- look at, but
her air! You ought te
see her walk! And how
she carries her head
; T don't believe she eVel
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08


Cottage cheese cents roll.
Frankfort sausages l5 cents pound.
The last of the Seckel pears the market and the
housewife who has postponed making preserves pickles
has still opportunity of adding her store Of winter
decaces To make sweet picked pears boil five pounds Of
sugar. pint Of vinegar and cup SYRUP
skim and add twords of cup Of stick and
third Of Of whole cloves Cook pounds Of pears
in the syrup until TENDER then place in fruit Jars pour
the syrup which has been reduced by cooking hem
Put the spices into the jars with the fruit.
The Secke the larger preserving pears make
delicious dessert, either baked stuffed To stuff them
pare small firm fruit and cook slightly sweetened water
until tender. When cold the center of each
orange spoon apple corer, roll powdered
crumbs and fill with the following: Whip stiff froth
half cup Of double cream three tablespoons Of pow
dered sugar. three tablespoons of boiled grated
nuts half teaspoon of vanilla and rounding teaspoon
granuated gelatne sofened tablespoon Of cold
and dissolved hot water Pile the chestnut into
the pears shapey little mounds with Maraschno
cake.
To make pear compote pare and dozen ripe pears
fill the centers with brown sugar and tiny pieces Of
preserved ginger Arrange in bakngpan with half cup
each Of and preserved ginger syrup bake until
tender Place them when cold in dish with the syrup
poured and whipped piled over them Serve
with crisp sweetened waters.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
AIDES FATHER.

THE Players club story about George AIDES father
n has been going the rounds
A friend said to the older AIDE:
31I hear that your son s lastpl is failure
With whimsical frown Mr. Ade replied
ri want you to understand, sir that my writes
formed more than once.''
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
IR1nk
>~IA~

said darn in her life She's game little thing too
"'Game?' you inquire you mean she can take puff
at your cigaret without getting smoke In her eyes?'
''You believe Cousin Tom is about to have apoplexy
"'Do you think, he demands, sery, that man would
knowingly get engaged to girl who would take pull
at cigarette
ttYou feel as if you were going to cry. .
''Tom, you hateful old thing, you say, you made me
take puff at your cigaret once
.I did, did IT, he responds, without any shame at all
well, what did you do it forg'
Tme brings the announcement Of your author friends
marriage little Inez Then day Inez calls
you.
" do you know she confdes, childshly q used to be
awfuy jealous Of you. had to be, too, for
just last evening Arthur confessed to that he would have
been desperately love with if had not been for
your frightfu Of slang
t'And do never meet the who will tell me the
truth ~ asked Dutiful Jane anxiously.
''No Doubt replied the philosopher, grandly . But
when you do don't think it will be easy it sounds
You to him little gilt angel with nice, tuneful little
harp but the furnishes you with the harp and he
sees to it that you practice. Chicago News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

1t is proposed to keep the three gangs
at work for about ninety days, and as
il is estimated that each gang will be
able to fix up the bad spots i'm four or
five miles of road each day, the men
could cover about 1900 miles during
the season.
The motor owners say that this i'm
provement would charge the entire au-
tomobiling situation in the Twin Cities
and render ride that is dangerous
and uncomfortable TO certain extent
under present conditions safe and
agreeable. The Minnetonka road is
specially mentioned in this regard. as Ii
is said that two days work on the bad
places in this road would result in a
very fine highway. The White Bear
road is also put in the same class.
while the interurban highways are said
to be so bad that it is positive pain to
travel at speed over them. These ac-
cording TO the owners and club mem
bers. could be fixed at trifling cost.
Altogether, the motorists are en-
thusiastic over the outlook for the year,
and extensive improvements and addi-
tions are in contemplation for every
line of the sport.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS LOOK
FOR BIG TRADE THIS SPRING

In the opinion of St Paul automobile
lists, 1905 will prove to be by far the
greatest year in the history of motor
ing. Literally hundreds of inquiries
from the city and Northwest are re-
ceived every day by the local dealers,
and it is expected that when the sea-
son opens the agencies will be swamp
ed with orders for all kinds of ma
chimes.
The commercial side of the automo-
bile will be more in evidence this year
than ever before in st. Paul. Already
three large local concerns have placed
orders for delivery wagons and light
truck machines. These are to be
equipped with powerful low speed mo-
tors and used generally upon the streets
of the city. One firm announced last
week that it was considering the ad-
visibility Of installing heavy freight
autos to carry goods to and from the
railroad yards.
Whether or not this will be done is
yet uncertain. The cars discussed by
this firm are very large and capable of
transporting about five tons at a load.
The st. Paul Automobile club will
hold a meeting at the Commercial club
March s, when plans for the season
among the owners will be considered.
There is a race meeting, and possibly
two, that may be secured during the
summer, and it will be this phase of
motoring that will attract a large part
of the discussion at the meeting.
Troubles of the Novice
A well known dealer, in discussing
the repair feature of the sport yester-
day, told some interesting facts with
regard to the early treatment of ma
chimes. He said:
when an auto is delivered to pur-
chaser brand new, spick and span, il
does not look as if it could be a source
of much expense during the first season
or two for repairs. But how different
has actual experience proved. The
average purchaser knows little of the
mechanical working of his machine,
and in nine cases in ten he thinks that
the mere fact that the machine is kept
supplied with all the oil on the bear
ings ard gasoline in the magazine that
il requires is enough TO insure its run
ming.
AS matter of fact. the first month
or six weeks of an autos life decides
whether or not il Is to be a costly
or expensive investment to its owner.
The Oldsmobile and Columbia. are
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
United States Silver in Canada

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. %. - b. f.
Walker, general manager of the Bank
of Commerce, today announced that
the finance department will shortly
deal with the question of circulation of
United States silver coin in Canada
1T is probable" he said, that ar
rangements may shortly be made un-
der which Canada will derive all profit
accruing from the minting of silver
coin needed in the business of the
country, while all American silver will
be taken at its face value at every
banking office in Canada"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
Japan Not After Peace

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 25.-
Japan. through her minister at Wash
ington. Kogoro Takahira, today denied
all rumors and reports that she WAS
suing for peace or that any act of the
mikados representative could be pos
sibly so construed The minister add
ed that the peace talk of the last few
days was not created in Japan, but
emanates from some other land" Ja-
pan. it was declared, had made all ar
rangements to continue the war for at
least another year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

The parts are all new and the bearings
require fully a month to wear down
smooth SO as TO get the best results
from a car. If the car is not subjected
to rigid inspections every day or two
OF the first month IL is likely to loosen
some of the vital parts, and while the
defect is apparent enough to the own
er, the machine still runs in a fashion
and he neglects to have it overhauled.
AT length the faulty bearing or 9TH
er part yields and a breakdown results.
The owner then is forced to have the
car shopped. and usually he is in a
great hurry TO have IL restored to him.
When the repairs are finally made and
the machine sent out again il appar-
emily works all right. but during the
time when the machine was used with
the faulty bearing half dozen other
parts have been injured and the owner
finds that breaks occur every week
during the season and the expense and
loss of temper pile up
IF he had taken the time to have
his car adjusted every few days of the
first month the future of the machine
would have been secure and it would
have paid him time and again for the
trifiing delay that would have resulted
from the initial series of adjustments
Il nave known cars to cost less than
$40 a, season for repairs and have also
known the same pattern of machines
that cost $500 in one year in order to
keep running. These autos were of
equal merit when they left the factory
and the one with the small bill ran
three times as far as the other that
cost about one-third OF its initial price
to keep it running"
Factories Are Busy
The season this year will probably
be open March Is, unless stress of
weather prevents. Every factory in
the country is running at full capacity,
and the great difficulty foreseen by the
dealers is in being able to fill orders on
time. So strenuous has the demand
become that one large factory, which
expects to turn out 5000 machines this
year, and which has already delivered
$50, offers two weeks vacation with
full pay to each of its employees if $500
machines are ready for delivery by
May l this year.
The officers OF the motor club are
still considering the details of their
plan to provide better country roads
in Hennepin and Ramsey counties.
| They have about decided to put out
| three sets Of repairmen. Each of these
=
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
Nun Will Be Deported

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Feb. 25.-Rosa
Sylvester (Sister Aloysia), a French
nun. who, up until a short time ago.
has been an instructor in the French
language of st. Johns university, Col
legeville. is to be deported by the
United States immigration officials. She
is in the state asylum for the insane at
Fergus Falls, where she was ordered
confined by Judge of Probate Hubert
Hansen, of this county. last week. The
sister, with others, came from France
eight months ago She was taken i'll
six weeks ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
Story of a Bunch of Keys

NEW ULM, Mimi, Feb. 25.-There is
much interest in the story now being
told that bunch of keys was picked
up by an undertaken in the room where
the body of the murdered DIR. Gebhard
was found. The keys were on ring
similar to one DR.. Koch is alleged to
have carried. A short time before the
trial the undertaken went TO Los An
geles and has but recently returned
He saws but one key was found.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

The Oldsmobile and Columbia are
handled by the St. Paul Motor We
hicle Co., 1S4 Western avenue
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

The Oldsmobile and Columbia are
handled by the St. Paul Motor We
hicle Co, 1S4 Western avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

The Oldsmobile and Columbia are
handled by the ST Paul Motor We
hicle Co., 1S4 Western avenue
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

About every American rs trader-a
-~swappers And the most enthusiastic OF
the .-swappers" read and use the For Sale
columns OF this paper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
sishop shanIey Returns

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Bishop John
Stanley, of Fargo, n. D., arrived from
Europe today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26
Keep Roads in Repair

sets will consist of a driver, shoveler
and light wagon and team.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

The Oidsn1obife and Columbia are
handled by the st. Paul Motor We
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-26

The Oldsmobile and Columbia are
handled by the st. Paul Motor We
hicle Co., lS4 Western avenue
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-08-04
ATTEMpTEE CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Robert Win.ate Held Under $1,000
Bend at Tarborc-Cons.dcrihic Ex-
cjtcuucnt but No PROBABILITIES of
launching.
Especial TO The Observer.)

Tarboro. July enlightenment was
wrought up to a high pitch this afte:
noon when a rumor became current
that Robert Wingate. representing the
Rocky Mount Supply Company, ha1 at
tempted a criminal assault upon Mrs.
Joseph knight, IN estimable lady of
unquestionable character, in her nome.
in the heart OF OWL about 6 O'Clock
Wingate is said TO have been at Mrs
Knights for the third time in an effort
to sell her a sewing machine. Ms.
knight AYERS he had been guilty of i'm
proper conduct upon previous visits and
had been ordered to leave the house
Her statement at the preliminary near
ing tonight was TO the effect that Win
gate put an arm around her waist AMI
a hand over her mouth. Her screams
frightened him away.
4 warrant was Immediately issued
and served on Wingate. He was given a
hearing before Justice Pender and
bound over to court under 81, 900 bonj.
which he failed TO give and was COM
mitted to Jail. Citizens gathered ON
the streets and al the preliminary hear
ing Ii, large numbers and to see groups
of men c~ongregated on b streets now
one might predict the possibility OF a
l~yncning bee, but the people of Edge
comoe are not The kind to act go
i~rrationally under a heat of passion and
there is no anticipation Of violence.
Wingate is a nice looking fellow Of
genteel appearance and has been in
Tarboro only a few days. He made no
statement of defense in the hearing %
night, probably because he had not
consulted counsel and knew he ould
not De released after Mrs. Knights .es-
timOny.