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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-12
Al Mikalson was down from Hazel

Al Mikalson was down from Hazel
ton Friday.
Miss Birdie Lee was up from En-
monsburg Thursday last
Mrs. H. r. Hogue returned Friday
from her trip TO the rwnC nC'ities.
ATTORNEY Lane returned Thursday
last from business trip to Eureka.
4. j.. Nathan. OF Bismarck, passed
Through Linton last week on a busi-
ness trip TO iceland.
Get a handsome set of ware worth
$50, free. See Iagg's advertisement
in this paper for particulars.
Young Walter Greb, who had been
/ Iemployed for some time at the Arling-
\ ton. left last week for Montana.
4 Arthur keeble. .came from Mamdan
bv Monday 5 train. called here 10y the
sickness ot his SON Arthur is looking
we'll.
The Rev. FIR. Schweizer will hold
4 Catholic service in the old school.
house in Linton on saturday. April
2lst. at luo'clock a. IN.
The church i'm TIL Exeter neighbpr-
hood THAT was burned last fall is tie
my .rbuIi. and is now again undel
reol It's dimensions are sixty bI
Thirty feet.
Mr.. and Mrs { h, Brooks. Of the
Hampton neighborlood. We're in town
saturday. Remaining over night. Mr.
Stoedard returned home with then
fUr tie purpose pt tuning their piano
i'hc Rev Matt Wing will lee
tllr, al the opera-lluus Friday even
iiis. April 18th. on The Phllo>oph
dl Happiness Music wll be pre-
Sided Everybody invited. A coled
ion viii be taken to pay the expense
OF tlir lecturer.
I,,nt fail 10 call at Haggs Hare
ware Store this week and see the Ma
lestic Range in full blast. \ cup o
coffee and quickly baked biscuits fut
: nisled To all comers The Majestic
i inject a wonder. and it deserves al
, tie GOOD things that are said about
4 aispNer the country.
Badly II the Batcave vouches 10
himself as being nice. clean and hon
orabi. in hi> business methods. u
rs i, unable To see that Streete
has accused him OF anything direct
IS ON the contrary we have accuse
ilin, II being dishonest in many Z
las dealings and have ayerred that hi
. word is Of no value whatever tina
, ti> Written contract. even, IS OF u
vlllle unless enforced by a jury All q
shi,.i We stand prepared 20 prove a
.llN time.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-12

Harry alladarelurncdtp' lspistQn
Mimi, Friday, after 4 slioil AISfl
with relatives IL. Linton.
Renew your arqipunl Nllh
Little Miss Mullel ~ rln 9.i @
entertainment in tine opcia-ilpus
"Wednesday 81 last week a pialnle ilrs
started near Strasbtlr4 and pulNel u
a point a mile south ~ tn l'eiil,
ranch
t.d. Easton Il l,.>idcnlpl northwest
ern Emmuns. returned liallslIslA -
last week from a trip y hl, former
home i'm South Dakota
The new announcements slil tiir h'ee
ord this week are: J. G. PITTS lea aliA-
itor: q. A. lIeroll for Treasurer and 7
j. Wittmaycr for rcsister q i!esds
9Y.l wilI carry !! line q mlIliliefA
1, through this season 'licfc Wiz l,c.
some one left ln change al stock il
am absent. store always pen VI
DOrnSife.
Die. Evans returned yesterday from
his visit to Yates Center Kansas.
whittier he was called lbs tho >eiloAs
sickness of hi, mother. 'Flla la5l /,
not much better
Attorney lha>. :. Lane Is new cont
fvrtably domcilcd "a HE Paltcl "a
corner. opposite he laMsolliee btlsd-
ing of e.. w. Lynn 4 is understood
that Mr.. Lane has been retained q
act as attorney ~ ille l'attesoN
Land CompauN
Landlord lroaell. ~ iie Arlington
: made tripto the loaiSpm lei4hllft
:. hood one day last wecN z, get q liiiie
! COW which he recently purchased y
: is intended lliat ls co~ ,lltl ~ l5ss
) cream and milk FIR the Nlln@l3ill
tables. and Landlord jack ,A IA'
+ any OF his boaldci, may liasc 'ftsiel y
= ilege of taking i litlle tn,i''liag sAefs
1 else in pumping olia he Aiilis itiai,
y However. he offers THE slit-''stl' (
5 that those desiring 70 tik' eNtil ~
i of said offer settle up tlleil A.ti4N u
I fairs especiallsii they oseanS ssilfe
The Advocate sas, tAat Street
4 sent sample copies containing roasl
: of Patterson into X iddei e@NiifA li5
g all whom lie could gel tae nalne>
I that the ~ritel wa, deih4 i1iSl3es
: With. Charles. ii tliis lAsi atee N'F
4 iiies the old ,aviii, That \ gliil' con
4 science needeth n@ ae9uSe We
, publisher OF the Record lia~ ii iit
I single extra copy oi that "a M4 otlit
o issue into kiadci county Ahd ils ~
1 not send an extra e ops atisa ai4',fis
I except "a, lr does feca>ieaiifs Z
newcomers who might BE- iniaeetl N
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-12

slE,cit,r. lau.l YOU tell the lrut,
tiiitse IN il Mllle IllsI once IN a wllile
eIuIt,Y
lsltMe Anderson arrived by Nc>lc,
ali $ Milwaukee tram NE had hcen
- MlHseappli, te visit his hroilrr,
Mil
Editor o. ]. Won Roe, the we'll
lSlNfMii E.llse9A.erimai ol Eureka, Mas
sIn Linton Monday on busiIe,, and 10
IAisit bis many friends i'm these parts.
Postmaster Wellcr Of Hampton. re
Turned last week from a trip u the
Pacific coast lie was absent several
months This was the old timer 5 first
! picnic ia many years.
H. H. seymour has been appointed
Inspector ~ election ln non pre-
ciuct I'lle great Clevciinga never
miss an opportunity u do good
4 talilEe f'leyerlnea-I' -I'atterson-Silerwo9d
combination.
n. u Montgomery and j II Jen-
niig~. Of Rcd Wing Mum with -four
4 ears of personal property arrived in
a Linton on a Milwaukee, special last
SUNDAY They wilmabe Their home ON
iMel ana in tie nclgnboillom pf
Maale I,slol,jec
N.iis loeaii and nepIiew. j Dean,
ailiyed lasl seek from Mendoza. Ill
mhere Willis had been stopping most
il ti.e tum after he left this country
HIS iHspll~w wemt home by the next
ram Bat Will, will remain here
ee~ Wtcks 10 settle mp his bl,lirS'
4llaiis Then NE viii relurn 10 HI
taiS miBc iii, honr
81 The writer "as IN Bismarck oSel
sunday aud "Milc there was >ho"'
Through tile nc~ building recently
erected hS I. {, Patterson. lil'
nfgilil. is beauty IN eycrs way l'''
iiiS' s0is li>ls', ei t"s, store rooms
sll 8s,.lliiled ~ .Ione, drug store ane
!, tiae iirl b. q IIaia> grocery lntli'
SIC &9 tory is lall hat j. the prd'
la .lsMat N l.ople Toe sini'iefcii
tuis MAS d >tlife ~ mlcsA. ufiii,he'
i@6,iNs Iii lie second ,'2tS
l4e Record ha, repeatedly ,tatce
/ taal i could ptoye Patterson 70 be z
I, ji;tiaf.l / Aittiler and Ira, offered Y
plS. iili i;i,ca b. many lellabl'
n fitpn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-12

iact ltl alletii, second ippealai
~ l.Ssn iat eIaY Nh. " was beard
nls,se eIlSplS anI seafIr, lsaN voiced
m1rts q himself
WIS n3r lfplA ~ That question,
huIes Hos wcnid Il liily been l,ac
e,es S.ilcs appointed yial game w,fd
cny Welaldn' the gang haze been
al ri4il iil ,nclla contingency
Bnfi Johnson lasi wrck met with AN
acraIpal whNh lnialt easily nave
proved note seflo4ls Wlaile engaged
ltt flriAiug cattle ~, llots slipped and
fell l.en NJ, ptettg "e ,iiilktn up
and ill, face scratched
Mrs Macl3aliaie. WHITES ~ lrends
IN Linton iil' when Sire reached lpes
M9ines size found that iiel hgabi,nd
aQlsli 10 8, received Il the Iowa
a~Nllan 50 Sin, @ti lilSe o. iefirh
atA l4mta Nolf I)lAola aud ,ee'lre
admission 1tf him 20 Tic .Ilinesf ~n
lsF iifs
Great i,ai aM,t delegc d farm
machinery Is coming into EnnnnpaiS
8lliS thus stii Back lla, aud l'e'Ile
siia aisppsiii2 machinery IS iasl -
'hes can - u sometime, iasi'sf.
and ile iine is tt4e q Biuetlo'N aud
lIAn4taN deal,fS 'l. Wtitef 4lne
laown lton Bismarck Mpndas llea
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-12
Mrs. Lester
At Home
Friday llycnlng
April Goth.

EyerNioe oeeiy Come
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13

were: l.. M. Bacon and wife, Granville
Stringfellow and wife, Kiser Moore
and wife, Mrs. Sarah Arnold, Milton
Bilbo, County Auditor ]. w. DoaA,
Rev. Irwin Stringfellow and Mrs. Cora
Wymore.
The Goddard Bros, who manage
the implement business at Rose HILL
are cleaning and brushing up and
getting everything in good shape and
ready at all times to wait on custom.
ers. They keep everything in their
line of business and sell that will defy
competition.
Mrs. Margaret Elkins died at her
home in Rose Hill Sept. 4th at 1880
p. m, aged 72 years, IL months, and l
day. She was born in Indiana in 1888
and came to Iowa when she was IL
years old. She was twice married
and leaves five sons and three daugh-
ters to mourn the loss of kind and
affectionate mother. The community
in which she lived will greatly miss
her for her many kind acts and al
ways very attentive in case of sick
ness. Mrs. Elkins was member OF
the Christian church for number OF
years. Her funeral services were
conducted by Rev. S. H. Zendt at the
Christian church in Rose Hill and In
terment in Wymore cemetery. The
funeral procession was one Of the
largest ever attended from Rose HILL
Sept. II. Nasby Jr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
BOLTON.

Mrs. Charles Wetsell spent Satur.
day in oskaloosa with friends.
Richard Whittle and sons Walter
were business callers in Oskaloosa
Friday.
Mrs. A. Long and Mrs. J. H. Fred
erickson attended the show in Oska.
loosa Wednesday night.
The fall and winter term of school
started on Tuesday with Miss Ger.
trude Sullivan in charge.
The coal company unloaded at the
No. mine on Saturday over one mile
Of wire rope to pull coal out of both
mines.
Mrs. L. C. Bolton and sons, of Os,
kaloosa, spent Tuesday in town at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hummell
who are royal entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Swim, of Lakonta,
also William Sanders, Jr., and wife,
of Excelsior, spent Labor Day WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders, Sr.
L. c. Bolton, general manager of the
mines, was in town Saturday and paid
the miners for the last half of August
and as a result Bolton sent two hack
loads to Oskaloosa to take in the
sights.
The notes on mines and mining by
Edwin Perry last Monday were great
ly appreciated by the Herald readers
as it imparts to them news on mining
they could not obtain otherwise.
We would like to see these notes
kept up in the future.
John Helm, of Fremont, spent Sun
day in town at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hummell. Mr.. Helm is one
of our staunch farmers, also an ex
tensive traveller, well versed on all
general topics. The Herald cores
pondent was pleased to meet him.
Our local sports held shooting
contest at clay pigeons in the park on
Labor day. There were 125 shots
fired, 25 each contestant, with score
as follows: Frank Pearson, 16; Ed
Chapman, 10; Thomas McVeigh, s;
James Young, %; George Wilson, "a;
giving Wilson the medal.
James Evans, east of town, hitched
up his horse Tuesday to go to oska
loosa. He drove out in the road and
saw something wrong with the tele
phone wire leading to his house. He
got out of the buggy, climbed the
pole to fix the wire, and the horse and
buggy headed for town. Jim went at
ter them and found the horse and bug
gy in the feed yard just as though
nothing had happened outside of jim
breaking the Ten Commandments.
The sad news of the untimely death
of Pearl West, who died at the home
Of his parents in oskaloosa Sunday,
was received here Monday. Mr.. West
worked here In the opening OF the
new mine. He was a promising young
man. one who enjoyed the confidence
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
BUTLER.

Pastures are very dry; roads fine
but dusty.
Corn is ripening very fast and will
soon be out of danger of frost.
Apples are plenty, and quite a good
many peaches, and they are very fine
Jacob Arganbright and wife were
visiting with A. j. Burgess on Sun
day.
Mr.. Beck, of Missouri, is here Wis
iting his brothers and other relatives
and friends.
NJ. G. Montgomery and family, Of
White Oak township, Mahaska coun
ty, were Sunday visitora at A. ]. Bur.
gesse's.
Mrs. May Roberts and daughters, OF
oskaloosa, were visiting with her bro
ther, George Arganbright, of Fremont
last week.
A. ]. Burgess and wife will attend
the veteran soldiers reunion at your
city on Tuesday, the 11th, and will
stay for the old settlers meeting on
the 18th.
I attended the county convention at
ottumwa Saturday. Everything went
smoothly. Senator Harper was re
nominated by acclamation. Mr.. Moore
of Cedar was nominated for represent
atiye. Miss Emma Nye was nominat'
ed for county superintendent by &C
clamatior. Mr.. Stevens, our present
deputy sheriff. was nominated fol-
sheriff.
Sept. 10. Shrmisher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
TWO MORE WORSH|PS
THE DENVER AND THE MARI
ETA ORDERED TO PROCEED
TO CUBAN PORTS.

Washington, d. c., Sept. r. The
cruiser Denver it was announced to-
day has been ordered to Havana and
should arrive there late this afternoon
or tomorrow. The gunboat Marietta,
now at San Domingo, is ordered to
Cienfuegos. The orders were issued
by the President from Oyster Bay.
The Des Moines Is awaiting orders at
Key West today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
a TWENTY THOUSAND Loss.
Disastrous Fire Visits the Town o
Havelock, Iowa.
scripps-McRae Telegram.

Scripps-McRae Telegram.
Havelock, Ia, Sept. 12.-Fire OF un
known origin broke out in the H. p
Armitage hardware store. The AT.
mitage store was wholly consumed
and the flames spread to the w. s
Cox general store. and the restaurant
both being badly damaged. The to
tai loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13

and admiration of all who knew ninA.
AS token Of respect, the mines l...>.
idle on Tuesday and all thai rn',.
tended the funeral in the even,es
Oskaloosa. He was a mcnrrr
local of U. M. w. OF A. Ii.s ana,
friends extend their heartfelt symp
thy to the young wife who !olneo tor
tunes with him a short time ago n
the loss of husband, also the be
reaved parents in the loss of son.
The Herald correspondent spent g
portion of Saturday at the county
home west of town, and had the pleas
ure of meeting the steward and his
good wife, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.Williams
Mr. Williams informs us he has in his
charge 32 inmates the oldest being
80 years and the youngest 80 years
Owing to the limit of Mr.. Williams
time we were not permitted to &c
through the building, but were showI
through the immense garden which
has all kinds of vegetables. AS VIC
were informed they aim 10 have tht
greatest variety at all times. Mr.
Williams has a fine crop of tobacco
growing there and says he has tht
best corn crop he ever raised. Every
thing around the premises seems tc
be well cared for, neat and clean. He
is aided in his work by his goo,
wife and family. Mr.. Williams is {
devout republican, we'll versed in th'
current topics OF the day, yer.
ready onversationalist and one whom
It is pleasure to meet. Later on the
writer hopes to return his visit, a
which time we have the promise Of
being shown through tue entire build
ing. They expect to put in new
heating plant there this fall, also hope
to have the entire premises lighted
by electricity.
Sept. IL. R. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
IS HOMEWARD BOUND
DEFAULTlNG BANKER STEM S,
LAND is TAKEN ABOARD
SHIP AT TANGIER.
scripps,McRae Telegram.

Tangier, Sept. 12.-Banker Stems
land was taken aboard the Prince
Adelbert, which went out of its way
to touch here this morning, and sailed
for America. He is sick and nervous,
apparently breaking down. Since his
attempt to suicide he was deprived OF
a knife at meals and is closely watch
ed to prevent further attempts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
ESCAPE CUT SHORT.
0 Four Prisoners Killed and Four ,
o teen Wounded.
o . o o o o


st. Petersburg, Sept. IL. = Four
prisoners in the Mardir Jail were kill
ed and fourteen others wounded by
the guards during an attempt to es-
cape today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13

The following resolutions were
adopted by Local Union No. 426, U.
NJ. w. of A., of Bolton, Iowa, Sept. 5,
1906:
Whereas, God in His infinite wis.
dom has seen fit to call from among
us our brother, Pearl West, therefore
be 1t
Resolved, That we extend to his
widow our heartfelt sympathy, and
drape our charter for thirty days, and
be it further
Resolved, That we spread copy OF
these resolutions on our minutes and
send a copy to the Oshaloosa Herald
and the U. M. w, Journal for publica,
tion. G. A. Boles,
J. H. Evans,
Joe Graccer,
Committee.
WIN. Kramer, President.
G.. A. Boles, Secretary.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
EIGHT MEN KILLED.
o Serious Railway Wreck Near ,
o Rlnsgold, Georgia.
Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q )

Scripps-McR%e Telegram
Ringgold, Ca, Sept. 12.-In a wreck
on the Western & Atlantic road this
afternoon, Engineer w. w. Fisher
and seven others were killed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
Continued Next Week.1
Mark Twain's New story

w all swear-eyerybody, inclAding
the ladies, including DR.. Parkhurst.
that strong and brave and excellent
citizen, but superficially educated. For
it is not the word that is the sin: it Is
the spirit back of the word. When an
irritated lady says Obi the spirit back
Of it is Damn and tina is the way it
is going to be recorded against her. 1t
always makes me so sorry when 1 hear
a lady swear like that. But if she says
damn and says it in an amiable, nice
way, it isn't going to be recorded at
all.
THE idea that no gentleman ever
swears is all wrong; he can swear and
still be a gentleman If he does it In q
nice and benevolent and affectionate
way. The historian, John Fiske, whom
I knew we'll and loved. was a spotless
and most noble and upright Christian
gentleman and yet he swore once. Not
exactly that, maybe; still he-but / will
tell you about it.
"One day when he was deeply i'm
naersed In his work his wife came In
much moved and profoundly distressed
and said, I am sorry to disturb you,
John, but I must, for this Is a serious
matter and needs to be attended to al
once, Then lamenting, she brought q
grave accusation against their LITTLE
son. She said: He has been saving his
Aunt Mary is a fool and his Aunr
Martha a damned fool!' Mr.. Fiske "a
fected pon the matter a minute. then
said:f'Oh! we'll. it's about the distinn-
tion / should make between them. nv,
self, !"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
When : Balloon Catches Cold.

4E Az lCt q III ML5
"Balloning is SO fascinating that it is
almost impossible to bring oneself to come
down when one ought. One wishes al
ways to soar higher, to travel a few miles
farther, to take just another fight, by
throwing out the last bag Of stand SAYS
Dr.. Julian p Thomas in an interesting ar
t.cle in Appleton's magazine for Novem-
Der.
"Ye even with a large amount OF bal
last one cannot always control the buoy
any Of the balloon. On one occasion we
were 10000 feet up in the air in the no sun
shine above the clouds. A cool current Of
air struck us and condensed the gas In
the balloon, so that we fell into the clouds.
There, out of the suns rays we cooled still
more, and fell more rapidly. / was throw
ing out ballast all this time but without
stopping our descent. Indeed at one tine
in u fall the and I cast overheard
seemed to move upward, at such a tre-
mendous' rate were we descending. From
the clouds we fell into the cool breeze that
always blows oyer a forest; and lastly we.
crossed a river, which added the finishing
touch to the condensation Of the gas IN the,
balloon. We threw over all the ballast.
the anchor and guide rope, our luncheon
and water. the camera, and all the clothes
should not absolutely need on our ar
rival on the earth we were so rapidly APP
preaching. Nothing seemed to check the,
rapidity of our fall, and when finally we
struck in the midst of a forest our legs
were doubled up under III in spite OF The
protection Afforded us by the basket. I
should have had to throw my brother
overheard, too.ato have kept In the dir, and
indeed he had to get out OF the taasket-
after we had somewhat WI from
the shock Of our alighting-bcfore the ball
loon would rise no that we could steer It to
e suitable place for debating it. Fully
one-third OF the gas was lost. or rather Il
~ . condensed to two-th:rds its former
volume -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
Balloon Law Needed,

itS [aW ScGOCQ.
Two women We're talking over their
tea In a woman's club.
SThis balloon fad is all right" said
the first. Il see that George Bernard
Shaw. Pinero, the Goulds, Harry Lehr,
III sorts OF celebrities, make occasional
'ascensions. But at the same time"
h made a gesture of reputation
a. horror.
AT h same time said the other
woman. Its a risky business, Ell? Well.
b q is h truth. My husband went up
tn g balloon last week. and I haven't
spoken to him since. What right had
ne to risk his life like that? He has
nothing saved, and we live at a 81, 500
gate. Suppose anything had happened
10 him. what would Their become of
'sae. with nothing in the world but a
s3sI5. 900 insurance."
In Vienna" said the first woman
they have a law that is needed here.
No married Viennese male is allowed TO
so up In a balloon without the formal
consent. before witnesses. of his wife.
h is as it should be. I am positive,
tif the baliooning craze continues, that
rSome such law will be adopted in
America"
ut should be-" said the second won-
nm, and IL it Is, it will bar my hus-
out. rest assured"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
Not Honorable Enough.

Lady Walrond, the wife OF Generas 81
William Walrond, M. p. described al !
dinner party in Boston the l.te Of a mais
of honor.
Zone of my friends" she said, was /.
maid of honor to Queen Victoria. Shs
spent a part OF each winter at San Remns
where I have q villa. and one Januarv
afternoon at the Sports club, as we we,.
taking tea under an raj tree, a gentle.
man SAID to her:
How interesting your life at co,,s
must be. And what a delightful diary yo,
must be able to keep. a
ono said the maid of honor, .thatss
impossible. The queen makes 1t a condI.
ton that we keep no diaries while ~
court 81
All said the gentleman, laughing.
th.nk l should keep a very secret one. aifS;l
the same
".Then, said my friend, with a erau.
smile, I am afraid you would not be 4
mao of honor"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
a DOCTORS A s.

We BOmetimes Gets Sick Like OtheA
People.
Even doing good to people Is hard
work IL you have too much Of 1t to do.
No n knows this better than the
hard-worklng, conscientious family doc
Cor. He has troubles of his own-often,
gets caught in the rain or snow, or loses
"a much sleep he sometimes gets out
OF sorts. An overworked Ohio doctor
eeiis his experience
About three years ago IS the result
OF doing two mems work, attending q
large practice and looking after the de-
tails Of another business, my health,
broke down completely. and I was little,
better than a physical wreck.
sI suffered from Indigestion and con-
stlpation, loss OF weight and appetite
bioating and pain after meals, loss ot
memory and lack Of nerve force for
continued mental application.
became irritable, easily angered
ana despondents without cause. The
hearts action became irregular and
aSrsak, with frequent attacks 81 palplta-
ttsa during the irst hour Of two after
retiring.
$5sonne Grape-Nuts and cnt bananas
eanae Tor my lunch one day and pleased
- particularly with the result. / col
1ore satisfaction from It than from
anything had eaten for months, and
onsfurther Investigation and use, adopt.
edGrape-Nuts for my morning and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
A Quick Exclamation.

An alienist came wandering through All
insane asylum's wards one day. He came
upon a man who sat in a brown study 81
a bench.
"How do you do, sir?" said the alienst.l
What is our name. may I ask?" I
MY name" said the other, frowninr
fercely. why. Car Nicholas, of course
'Indeed!' said the alienst. '.Yet I'M
last time I was here you were the em-
peror of Germany"
Yes, OF course" said the other, Quick.
ly; but that was by my first wife.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
love of Animals.

FFOll weekly.
Mark Twain was talking of war and
rr the h~ardships and privations of
eisges.
"a Frenchman." he said, called one
day on q woman who had two dogs.
They were ugly little brutes, and, when,
they came near him, the ma pushed
them out OF the way with his foot.
Il perceive, sir. you are not very
fond of dogs
THE man started in surprise.
I'm no fond of dogs!' he ex-
ciaimed. Why, madam, I ate more,
than twenty Of them during the siege.