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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Df. Plerce's favorite Prescription

!sa powerful, in~vigoSating tonic. i'm M ~.
ing health and strength in particuJar
70 me organs distinctly feminine. The
iorat. Wonianly health is SO intinately
ddIihaan 70 the general health that when
diseases 81 the delicate womanly organs
are cured the whole body gains in hessItth,
and strength. For weak and sicily
women who are WORKOUT vrun-downa
Oh aeo.litated, especially for women who
Mork m store. office or schoolroom who
81 az the typewriter or sewing machine
or oear heavy household burdens. and for
pur-as.,lg mothers, DR.. Pierce's Favorite
benefit because Of its health ]restorins
aaa sl~Eength-giving powers.
I, n2olhing n strengthening nery-
me. ~'tavorite Prescription r M
ea,iaied n Is invaluable in ~allaying and
sus.u.tlS nervous excftabllity. irrjtabil-
III. a9FYoas exhaustion, nervous prostra-
~ oss.j is,ra.raigia. hysteria, spasms. chorea.
49,. sitiisss dance, and other distressing
nerToiis symptoms commonly ATTENDANT
upon functional and organic disease nf
.Iite soslanly organs. IT Induces refresh.
ll2 steep and relieves mental anxiety and
le'spDndency.
Ai.es obstinate cases. eFayorite Pre-
si5ilie y q positive cure for the most
soEaptlcated and obstinate cases OF ufe-
ns.tle weakness painful periods. irregn-
tasa5ies, prolapsus or falling of the pa|5lie
CREAMS, weak back. b~earing-down sensa-
lsiits. ron congestion, inflammation
and liberation.
l3r Pierce's medicines ARE made from
snafiiiess but efficient medical roots
l n,aa growing in our American forests.
8 % Indians knew OF the marvellous cnra.
slase sue OF some of these roots and i'm
l,atleu q knowledge to some Of the
sf Ks whites, and gradually some Of
az, hsoae progressive physicians came 10
8Iess and use Them, and ever since they
3laaSe grown in favor by reason of their
shperior curative virtues and their safa
y w HARMLESS qualities.
aoardrugssist sell thar FA9oprTEPpR -
s 81 and also that famous aIfera-
'n,ssss 's, .noou purifier and stomach tonic. the
,'s X. 81 MEDICAL DrscopxRY.s Writa
81. 81 "; fierce about YOUR ease. He IS An
sSpeE.eiced physician aud vii trsst sc an
cS.8sas confidential asul without ehar.e
ln..sl 'aes aldrsss him at tie
fstiilalo. N. 81. Of VII: Il ahtas
saitlnI DhyslciGn. enioi conr
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Cause for Remorae.

From Harper'e weekly.
A western lawyer recounts 8 story OF a
trial he once witnessed In a Texan court.
A hard looking tough was the defendant.
His counsel. In q voice apparently husky
with emotion, addressed the jury some
thing in this wise:
Gentlemen. my client Is a poor man. He
was driven by hunger and want to take a
email sum Of money. Ali that he wanted
was sufficient funds wherewlth 10 buy
bread, for 1t is IN evidence that he did not
take the pocketbook containing $500 that
was In tho same bureau drawer"
AT this point the counsel for the defense
was interrupted by the c~onvulstve sobs Of
his client.
Here, mani exclaimed the Judge, why
are you crying so?"
because. your honor replied the de-
fendant, because I didn't see der pocket
book in de drawer!'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Disappear When Or. Williams
Pills Purify the Blood an. 90
Heal Inflamed Tissues

Rheumatism is a disease Of tbal
caused by the failure Of the body il @ 9
off certain poisons. External ami; A
tons are Of use only in securing taau ca
rary relief from pain-tbe enr .npo
rheumatism lies in purifying ans ~
riching the blood. "ua en
Mrs. Frederick Brown. Of Al ST.
street, Sandy Hill, NY, was q snepps'a
from infammatory rheumatism ssl
tho time she was sixteen. She s aaOi
ut first appeared in nv knee ;a aIssl
then IN my hips and waist. II banaN
a regular thing that I would be- LA LG;laa
all winter. The r~heunatisn .ata W
mostly my hands, hips, feet and
shoulders. My hands were all nnt sas
up and my feet became deformed
lost my appetite, couldn't sleen ana
sometimes | was compelled to cry o auv
the pain was SO intense. wi
"For several winters I was under a,
Doctors care and while his medicina y
lleved the pain for a little while tba &C.
seemed no prospect for a permansa.
cure. I was confined to my bed. off ana
on, for weeks at a time. NV 1;all
swelled dreadfully at times and T ~.
reduced almost to nothing. way
In the spring of 1904, upon the ID,
vice Of q friend, I began to use d. ~
Williams Pink Pills. AT hat tima !
wasn't able to do anything and coua
barely eat enough to keep alive. I fl,
a change for the better in about a month
l began to eat heartily and I suffered
less pain. OF course 7 kept on tIa
treatment, using care in my diet, and
III about three months l was cured. |
am entirely well today and do all nv
own work"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cured Mrs.
by driving the rheumatic poisops
out of her blood. But you must get the
genuine DR.. Williams Pink Pills, sold
by all druggists and by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady, N. Y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01

sNfSiaNSN'
Mme. Bernhardt had just returned from
a spin IN a motor car. Her face was flush
cd, and she wore a skirt Of sealskin.
Madam" said a reporter who speaks
French, what do you regard as the great
est triumph of your career?"
The great artist smiled.
My greatest Triumph" she unused.
We'll, 1 think perhaps my greatest tri-
umph was in Paris, on the first night Of
LAlglon,' at the end Of the third act.
The third act was passionately ap-
plauded, but. as I stood before the cur
tam, the applause was drowned under a
burst Of laughter.
Inc laughter came from the topmost
gallery. The audiences eyes, and my eyes
too, were turned rep~roachfully thither.
And as we looked, the reproach died out of
our races. For what do you suppose we
we saw two one-armed men standing
up IN the front row, side by side, quite
Of he amusement they created,
cooperating with their remaining hands
to add to the applause"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
A Resourceful Undertaken

a certain undertaken had been called
20 the home of q wealthy citizen. Upon
viewing he remains Of the departed he
discovered that he man wore a wig.
rnich because of the reclining position
teli back and showed the bald head.
Madam said the undertaken II see
.hat your husband wore a wig. and I pre-
9uine 1T IS not generally known; SO If you
will kindly have a small pot of glue sent
nc, will arlange the wig SO that 1t will
be unnoticed."
Tue widow had no glue, SO after some
aeiaS she approached the undertaken with
4 bottle 81 mucilage.
h never mind now" he remarked
sonsolingly, "1-er-I found a ~tacl,".
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
The German Students

Drunkenness has of late been charged
IN England against the students of the
University OF oxford. OF this charge Per
NlVal Farrar, an Oxford man, said in De-
troit:
NOW and then young men drink too
much at Oxford, but to accuse them gem
orally of drunkenness is quito unpardon-
able and false.
Such an accusation is to my mind ah-
surd, like the accusation of .dlencss made
against the students OF the great German
universities.
Attendance at lectures is not compul-
sorry in Germany. and there arc all sorts
OF yarns about the students idlencss. They
say that d young man in Heidelberg oncc
AppfCached another young man and asked:
Where are the university bui,dings?'
"Ihe second young man replied:
l really don't know. l am q student
here myself"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01

4 =
= THE SOCIAL HOUR. =
\

Kept Himself Cool.


A man and his wife was once staying at
IL hotel, when in the night they were
aroused from their slumbers by the cry
that the hotel was a!ire.
Now, my dear" said the husband, IT
will put into practice what l have
preached. Put on all your Indispensable
apparel, and keep cool"
Then he slipped his watch into his vest
pocket and walked with his wife out Of the
hotel.
When all danger was past, he said:
Now You see how necessary it is to keep
cool"
The wife for the first glanced at her
husband.
Yes, William She sotd, ut IS a grand
thing, but II I were you l would ave put
on m trousers"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Mr!lir- to obIise.

Two young girls were talking on n tr, ;,
way car. when one of them said. "1,h,
nEftulest thing happened to me Yesterday
less ana | came Town together on thu
tramway car, but 1t was crowded Ia suf-
focaton. ! was afraid I'd lose Bess. a,,.i
30 Just grabbed her hand and held IN
'or - ar life. When We We're nearly to our
uestination-just ~fancy!-I. looked down
,na II wasn't Bess' hand at all, but / was
,o'uias ma or a young man whom L had
EeEer seen. ! dropped, it YOU can ;,nar,ma
IN an instant, saying, oh, I've cor the
wrong hand!' when what do you sunnose
he answered? Why. miss, you are nars
tecuy welcome to the other If you will nc.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
The Same Thinc.

The late Gutave c. Reichheim, the note
chess analyst and problem composer Of
Philadelphia, was a quiet and mild man,
with a horror of ~squabblcs, noise and eX-
element.
Mr.. Heichhcln was once dragged out OF
his peaceful retirement" said a Phila-
0elphian. He had to so to New York to
testify in q libel suit.
In his cross-eXamination the lawyer for
tho defense. unaware that he was dealing
with o man of Mr.. Reichhclm's note, said
with a sheer:
ct hope 1t isn't true that you said you
were willing to testify for the other side II
they would pay you better?'
Oh, nc: that isn't true, Mr.. Reichhelm
answered calmly. But suppose it had
been true-then let me put the game ques-
ton to you. If you had been offered q
bigger fee. wouldn't you have been On the
other side yourself?'"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Sudden Loss of Faith.

NTUUI lIIe ANVW LULR WeGKIY.
Doctor Pill (at medical meetine,-
What's the matter with DR.. Physic to-
night? He appears to be in q terribly
bad hurnor-nothing but Impotence,
Feasibility and slurs every time the
wonderful progress Of medical science
is mentioned.
Doctor Powder-He has had rheuma,
physicians who were called in onlv made
it worse.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Simply Misunderstood H;r,

Detroit Tribune: When onened
the window last night and k Who
was there said Mrs. Smith. contempt
uously. "yo We're SO drunk you cnldn.t
pronounce the simple word john"
wasn't trying to say john" re-
Ing to tell you l was Hamiet ~
Dana" au
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
A L.ona, L.onn Time

Guest-Say, waiter!
Waiter-Yes. sir.
Guest-I bet I've been waiting he,a
longer h you have.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Naming the Baby.

-, TIVlII III-D1JS.
THE baby's name,'' announced Mr.
Leader calmly, sis to be Hepziball.'
'"h-at.' exclaimed Leader. But T
say, Harriet. think Of what you're doing
lor the Ettle one! Such a name will be a
handicap throughout her life."
Her name is to be Hephzibah," repeat-
Tu MIS-. Leader. 1t was my dear moth
er's name. and it means my delight is in
her. If you don't think those sufficient
reasons, I do"
Leader sat quietly for awhile. and then
a crafty look crcpt athwart his v,sage.
and he smiled.
When come to thinl. Of It," he said
- don't know that I object to the name.
! Mas engaged once to a sweet girl whose
name was Hephzibah, and"
The baby's name" INTERRUPTED Mrs
Leader, haughtlly. SIS to be HARRIET"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01

For Rent-Several grain and stock
farms. John Mulhall, BOG Y Pierce street.
Telephone 592.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01

lhe enormous crops of our Northern,
drown Pedigree Seeds on our seed farms
tne past year compel us to issue a spe
clal catalogue called
sALZER's ARGAI SEED BOOK,
This is brim full Of bargain seeds at bar
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
SEND THIS NOTICE ro.D.v

and receive free sufficient seed 10 crow 1
tons of grass on your lot or farm This
summer and our great Bargain Seed Book
with its wonderful surprises and great
bargains in seeds at bargain prices.
Remit dc and we add a package Of Cos
mos, the most fashionable, serviceable,
beautiful annual flower.
John a.. Salzer Seed Co., Lock Draw.
er c., La Crosse. Wis.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
Iowa is Safe.

iowa Is Safe.
Representative Smith of Iowa the Same
one Secretary Shaw told the story about.
as chairman of the subcommittee of the
appropriations committee to which esti-
mates Tor notifications on the sea coast
are sent. The other day 4 demand for
expenditures for fortifying Portland. Me.
was before the subcommittee, ana the
chairman manifested a painful lack OF
appreciation of the danger that Portland
may be shot TO pieces any Gay By a hos
tile fleet. He was so sympathetic that
iifa!iy 4 New England member Who was
urging the measure exclaimed:
"a Ike to know why il; is that this
coEnFiiitteo on notifications always gets a
man at Its head from the Mississinni ,of
ley" -
iScasors Of economy. reasons of econ
omS,' replied the chairman. "f,ll tell yo,
what to DO. You get somebody to invent
a cannon that will send a shell as far IN
land as Council Bluffs, ana We'll ,oo1c
into this case further
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01
One on Smith.
Shaw to6av toIJ ,

~
secretary Shaw today told g. story on
representative Smith of Iowa when the
latter was a Hedging attorney and anxious
to make a reputation for himself. A pri-
soner was brought before the bar in the
criminal court In Iowa, but he was not
represented by a lawyer.
Where is your lawyer" inquired the
judge who presided.
nave none" responded the prisoner,
Why haven't you?"
: Haven my money with which the nav
"a lawyer
DO you want a lawyer?" asked the
Judge. NV
Yes. you honor
There is Mr.. Walter 7. Smith. John
6roW1' George Green said the judge,
pointing to a lot of young attorneys who
were about the court waiting for some
thlns to turn uo. land Mr., Alexander Is
out IN the CORRIDOR
Inc prisoner eyed the budding attor-
heys IN the court room. and after a criti-
cal survey stroked his chin and said:
1nder." ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-03-01

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Gro Be Continued. )
Arsenic.

Arsenic has been known from very early times as deadly poison. It is believed to have been the means em- ployed by Nero to remove his enemies. and there is little doubt that it was also known to and employed by Mes. salna and Agrippna. During the mid dle ages it was extensively used as secret po.so:i. i=s.ig sold by alchemists and poso""rs ac l,ei,;.' under the name of "U.itlo"'s pa..de.'s" or "succcssion powders. Its pra.5e:,.es were definite ly ascerta:nc,i a:l rlade public by Brandt in i.:"s33. 'I':e :',ant from which asafetida is produced is native of Persia, Afgllante.;;l and northern India. In all t.ca" countries the in habitants use it as a seasoning for their meat and vegetables. much as red pepper is employed 7 the natives of Mexico ana South American. states. The odor is not deemed by them in the least offensive
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brother. who knelt beside hm, and let 1t rest there until the head of the weary Wulf sank slccpily upon his shoulder, like the head of an Infant upon it's mothers breast
 At length the gray dawn broke, and the sunlight passing through the east ern window. like a golden spear pierc- ed the dusk of the long church, which was built to the shape of q cross, so that only it's transepts remained ill the shadow Then came q sound of chant ing, and at the western door entered the prior. wearing all his robes. at tended by the monks and acolytes, who swung censers. In the center of the nave he halted and passed to the con. fessional. calling on Goodwin to follow.
 So he went and knelt before the holy man and there poured out all his beart. He confessed his sins. They were but few. lIe told him of his deep love, his hopes, his fears and his desire to
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Aiming n isc, oliver.


 It is peculiar fact that very few men, even accomplished shots, know LOW q revolver ought 10 be handled Nearly all are taught tC handle a re- Holver as if it were ritie-t t!lat is. by bringing the object aimed ;st and the ,ore and hind sight into l.:lr This is all well enough for shoot.a- gallery practice. but should never be followed n the field. When traiiine t@9ops to Sc the revolver they are taU-ht. in iimia-. never 10 look at thc weapon It all, but to keep their eyes on the ,a.iact to be strucl; In quic,; firing, and specially in shooting from horse ,2c,l. much better results are obtain lble ia this way
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SEVEN
SCIENCE PREVENTS DALaNEsS, The Fatal f.'rm aHt It~ l.cmr5- No1
 Fact. of ~c.r,.~r

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 f'h. as' r.,.c, .3-! @' n- ns t,.H aith t.-
 n- ey=ef4= A.... s.it 0t han sed T.. ...., Send t m nm55 fer Ei'rltc4ae ro... l'ctfoA l' For sale by aeisa ?h7ruacg. @o Main street. special agent.
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bs warrior who once. as a lad, had wished to be a monk, not that he might sled blo@i but to fight for the cross Of Christ against the Fayuiln, ending witt, a cry of
 "Give me counsel, 0 my father. Give me counsel,'
 Your own heart is your best coun- selor,' was tlfe priests answer. aGo as it guides you. knowing that through it it is God who guides. Nor fear that you will faii. But if love and the joys of life should leave you, then come back. and We will talk again. Go on, pure knight of Christ, fearing nothing and sure of the reward. and take with you the blessing of Christ and of his church,
 Then with a lghtened heart Goodwin returned to the altar rails, while his brother Wulf was summoned to take his place in the confessional. Of the sins that he had to tell we need not speak. They were such as are com- mon to young men and none of them very grievous Still before he gave him absoution the good pror' admonished him to think less of his body and more of his spirit, less of the glory of feats of arms and more of the true ends to which he should enter on them. He bade him, moreover, to take his broth CT Goodwin as an earthly guide and ex- ample, since there lived no better or wiser man of his years, and finally dis missed him, prophesying that if he would heed these counsels he would come to great glory on earth and in heaven.
 'Father, l will do my best" an- swered Wulf humbly, but there can- not be two Godwins and. father, some times l fear me that our paths will cross. since two men cannot win one woman"
 .I know the trouble" answered the prior anxiously, "and with less noble natured men it might be grave. But if it should come to this, then must the lady judge according to the wishes of her own heart. and he who loses her must be loyal in sorrow as in joy. Be sure that you take no base advantage of your brother ill the hour of tempta- ton and bear him no bitterness should he win the bride"
 Then Wulf also returned to the altar rails. and the full mass was sung and the sacrament received by the two neo- phytes and the offerings made, all ln their appointed order. Next they were led back to the priory to rest and eat little after their long nights vigil in the cold church, and here they abode awhile. thinking their own thoughts, seated alone ill the priors chamber. At length Wulf, who seemed to be ill at ease. rose and laid his hand upon his brothers shoulder, saying:
 'I can be silent no more. It was ever thus; that which Is in my mind must out of it. 1 have words to say to you.'
 Speak on, Wulf." said Goodwin.
 Wulf sat himself down again upon his stool and for awhile stared hard at nothing, for he did not seem to find 1t easy to begin this talk.
 "It is Of our cousin Rosamund, is 1t not?' asked Goodwin presently.
 Aye. Who else?'
 And you would tell me that you love her, and that, now you are a knight-almost-a hard on five and twenty years of age, you would ask her to become yoN atfianced wife|
 Yes, Godwin it came into my heart when she rode the gray horse into the
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A Poser.

4 Missouri iHt'sa tells how lie quiet d |; barber who had a lotion for sale. The barker had just shaved him and before letting him up wanted to sell a.:.l the lotion to use on his face when la shaved himself. "Is this what you |. oa .%our CHS. onerS:" asked the jrG.e No" replied the barber; "it is so eXneu::.ve l cannot atfor;, it." 'lf s,n c"''t afford when you got 10 cents Q" shaving q man." replied the judge. how do yoa expect me to afford it when shave myself for nothngF" ..,',sa harLe- v-as nonpused and gave :.le safe
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WE ARE HERE
EMMETT SIMMONS.

to give you what you= want and need in all classes ot Dental Work.
 We make specIaIty of Crown and Bridge work, every piece the very highest ot its class and at reasonable prices. Our methods are the latest and as painless as can be made. All work guaran teed. Examinations Free. Black Bros Dental Parlor
 Over Bank of Pine Bluff.
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SOMETHING DOING

There is something doing al the asw grocery store, and meat market situated II the corner Of Main and Seventeenth avenue. Do your trad ing with us and keep things moving faster. @sE
 EMMETT SIMMONS.
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CHAPTER III.

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 have been seen wording its
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Mullikins Cash Store

Has Reeivcd a large stock Mems and Boys Suits. Mems Suits from 5000 up. Boys Suits 5oc up. Also d line of fancy Dress goods and Ladies Ready to Weare Hats. Gall and see ouf goods.
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For sale by Ge=lsd ;,harmacy. 4o
NOT ICE

Cail fer Drs WiIfiams aaa BlacE well Il Evans drugstore.