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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
Official Paper OF Bon BONNIE County
?. A. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION 800 PER yEAR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

SUBSCRIPTION 500 PER YEAR.
7 Mrs. David Muehlheier has been
quite sick for two or three weeks.
MI. Alvin Shaw and family ar
rived from belmont Friday to visit
his mother.
Ell. a. Reeves went to Belvidere
last. Friday to spend Sunday with
his wife on the farm.
DR.. Hamlin was called from
Trip to doctor some horses at
this place last week Friday.
Miss Nettie Johnston went to
Mnrdo Friday near which place
she has been employed to teach
school.
Stafford Donley was employed
last week to help the Platte ball
team in two or three important
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Landmann
returned last Thursday from Wis
consin, where they attended the
wedding Of their son, Theodore.
Mr.. Orth, who came here from
Iowa last spring and bought the
Hoffman farm north of town, is
building a large granary on his.
place.
Chas. Kelsey Of Springfield was
here Friday on his way to Mitchell
where he is conducting a stock sale
during the corn palace exposition
this week.
Mrs. w. s.. Richmond, and Miss
Hattie Johnston attended the w.
CT. y. state conventional Park
or last week, returning home Mon
day.
Mrs. zelleToer, a sister of Mrs.
D. D. Gano, accompanied by her
daughter, arrived last Thursday
afternoon and visited here a few
days. They returned to their home.
in Grand Junction, Ia. Saturday.
4eH9tA- IE.NlSEHE
Mike zolnoWsky has been making
some extensive improvements on
his dwelling house. The roof has
been raised and a. second story put
on, akitchen built on the back side,
the rooms rearrangea, two porches.
put o. and q large plate glass win
dow put in thefront. The expenseo Of
The improvements will amount to
abou $500, but when completed
MikeWiIl have house that viii
not only 30 attractive but comfor-
table and convenient.
a perfect Bowel laxative constipa-
ton, salipw cenlplexion, headache
dizzinessssaonr stomach, coated tongue,
biliousness. Laxrets ACT prolnptlyn.with
out pain i gripping. Pleasant 3 take
Isax-ets-Only Sets oldby..AllLealers.
rhlnksofD r. Hhoop Catarrh Curei
nose and throat discharges-il
3%xSyyySs,, IN u III fail III. fa1snsish III nn,,.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
of Diarrhoea Cured by one Dose
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
! was so weak from an attack {

| was so weak from an attack of
diarrhoea that | could scarcely at
tend to my duties, when I took a
dose Of Chamberlain's Collie Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
cured me entirely and I had been
taking other medicine for nine days
without %trelief. I heartily recon-
mend this remedy as being the best
to my knowledge for bowel com.
plalnts.-R. q. Stewart, Of the firm
Of Stewart & Bro, Greenville, Ala.
For sale by All Druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
Oh amberIain's Cough Remedy one of the
Best on the Market.

Best on the Market.
For many years Chamber]ail,'s
Cough Remedy has constantly gain
ed in favor and popularity until
it is now one Of the most staple
medicines in use and has an enorm-
Gus sale. It is intended especially
for acute throat md lung diseases,
such rs coughs, colds and Group,
and can always be depended upon
It is pleasant and safe to take and
is undoubted the best in the market
for the purposes for which it is in
tended. Sold by All Druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
Low RATEsWEsT AND NORTHWEST

Low RATEsWEsT AND NORTHWEST
Daily until October 81.
S29.7O to points in California. S25.0C
to North Pacific Coast points. Greatly
reduced rates made to many other
points West and Northwest via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul
Railway.
Half rates for children Of half-fare age
Liberal stop. overs allowed on all tickets
Tickets are good in Tourist sleepers For
further information regarding rates,
routes and train service see nearest
ticket agent or write f. A, Miller Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Chicago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27

Dr.. Church and wife left today
for Watertown in response to a tel
ephone message informing them Of
the death Of his father. Death
was caused by paralysis.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
Well Worth Trying.

W. H. Brown, the popular pen
sion attorney, Of Pittsfeld, VT,
says: ''Next to a pension, the best
thing to get is Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills" He writes: "They keep
my family in splendid health"
Quick cure for Headache, Consti-
patton and Billonsness. Csc.
Guaranteed at R. w. Russell &
Go, drug store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27

A Regular dividend Of 1900 pei
cent" on oil stock, is either a CO.
lossal profit or tremendous typo
graphical error.-Tabor Independ.
emit.
No typographical error in this
Bro. Divorak. It's the regular pei
cent Of profit charged for gasoline.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

uful announce the engagement ~ their
daughter Alice 20 Mr.. Edward Day.
The wedding to take place June 20.
Tuesday JUNE Is the date set Tor
the marriage of Miss Edna Guggs 10
George Phelps. The wedding 20 Dee q
quiet one.
The marriage Of Miss Helen NJ. Bam-
berger. and Arthur Behal VIII take
place on the evening Of June g. at the
Temple BNm Israel and reception
win follow az the home Of the brides
parents.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of William Swan and Miss Hattie
Z. Dye on Thursday, June e.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Gibson Of Layton
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. May % Samuel KershaW.
The marriage viii take place June n.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Ruf announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Emily 20 Frank T. Frazier The mar
riage viii take place June a.
John Lloyd announces the engage
ment of bis daughter Florence 90 Juan
Castina. The wedding viii take place
June g.
Tho wedding Of Miss Katheryu Rid.
de aud Edmund Logan Thompson win
take place Monday June n. The wed.
ding win take place az the brides
home. followed by a large reception.
over a hundred invitations have been
issued.
4 quiet hu pretty wedding WAS that
of Mis- Lille Thompson and 4. n.
Neiss which took place on "Wednesday
at the home of rho bride. the ceremony
being followed hy wedding breakfast
and reception the rooms being bright
with flowers Tor the event Mr. and
Mrs. Noss win make their home in
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geles. is here for a short time. She viii
return TO Los Angeles. accompanied
by her son Hooper and will remdti
through the summer
Mrs +. b. Mudgett and her daughter,
Edith, left this week for Springfield,
Mrs. +. Kendr!ck Of Los Angeles is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. w. J, Nc
In!yre.
The Misses Boss aud Mildred Ne
MILAN viii visit friends In ohio IN
their way home from National PARK
seminary.
Miss Edgarda wedgwood win go to
Grand Junction 10 spend short time
With friends early in the month.
Miss Maud Hapgood has returned
from De Lamar and wlll leave today for
Ogden. whore she win visit Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph e. Hoas
Mrs. J. e. Weeier OF Park City is IN
town for stay Of a fortnight with
friends.
Miss Lillian Turner, who rs visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wetzell viii
leave within Few days for Seattle to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Charlotte Newman leaves to-
morrow for Denver.
Mrs c. f. Reilly has gone to Boston
70 spend The month OF June with hef
|, ln william who is In the Boston
school Of technology
Miss Adele Primeaux and Miss Be5i I
Primeaux, who have spent the winter /
here studying music win leave the /
iirst Of the week for their home In Tus- I
sarora.
Mrs. T. W. Armstrong and her /
laughter will leave today Tor Atlantic
city TO spend the summer,
Miss May Burnett and Miss Edl'h
White lefc this week for Los Angeles
or months stay.
Mr. and Mrs. II c Wood Of Spencer.
da., are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
!. d. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. Hulanlskl OF o.
len are guests IN the city.
Mrs. +. w Duncan and Miss Edna
duncan left this week for their home
d Kansas City.
Miss Sallie Fisher Of New York Is n
81, ST OF Mrs J. C. Hooper az the
.ouise fats for a month or six weeks
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Oakland, where they have spent the
winter, Mrs. Woodruff viii be the
guest of Mrs. Julia kimball. and Mas
blanche kimbHll for tbs sumner.
Mrs. Frederick w. Little expects u
leave soon for Long Beach TO spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs W j. Mcintyre have
moved from the Progress fats and VIII
shortly BE- settled at ga east Eighth
South street
Miss WinnifreI Woodmansce left
yesterday Tor Long Beach, where she
win spend the summer
Judge aud Mrs Le Grand Young
left yesterday Tor New York TO be gore
several weeks
Mrs. o. T.. Cary is az home with Mrs
Russell l., Tracy for a few weeks
Mrs. NJ A. Hayes accompanied b.
her daughters, the Misses Louise and
Ethel Hayes. len this week FOR Los An
geles.
Mrs George Nye. accompanied by he
son and Miss Georgia Weber, have re
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the home Of the brides parents Apos-
tie and Mrs o. + Whitney.
Tonight the wedding OF Miss CHLOE
Burns and Clarence y. Sampson takes
place at the home Of the brides moth
er, Mrs Sarah Burns. the ceremony TO
be performed by Elder Royal y. Young
Mrs. Christine clayton viii be matron
Of honor. and Mr.. +. Nelson best man.
a reception win follow the ceremony
and later the bride and groom will
leave for Boston 10 visit Sir, Samp-
sons parents The bride Is one OF
Salt Lakes popular young bellies ana
the groom Is connected with the Con-
solidated Fuel q Iron company OF this
city. They MI have the best wishes
OF many friends
The wedding Of Miss Mamie White Of
the Webster school and oscar a.
Berg. wifi take place about the mid
die of this month.
Bfr and Mrs +. Brewster announce
the engagement Of their daughter Lou
ice May 10 Mr. Alex X. Oblad. The
wedding VIII take place In the very
near future.
Mr. and Mrs &. II. hampton OF Boun.
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New wings for Cupid. He won't
be able 10 fly into the army with
out this kind. Secretary Taft
advocates the prohibiting OF U.
S. army officers marrying, below
the rank Of captain.
We very strongly advocate the
immediate trial by you Of our
house cleaning methods-Car-
pet cleaning perhaps is our
speciality but all branches Of our
business are carefully looked
after-Wall paper cleaning, win.
dew cleaning, House Cleaning,
lanltor Seryice-Painting and
kalsomining-
National House Clearing Co.,
so s LET 81 q Phones l059t
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PROVO.

Miss Grace Dunn and Mr. George Il.
Thompson OF Salt Lake were married an
ne home ~ the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph W Dunn Boz his city
today in the presenca Of immellat.
members of the family. After a we'd
ding breakfast, Mr and Mrs. Thompsor,
left Tor Salt Lake. where they will
reside. Mrs Thompson is one Of pro-
vo's most estimahls young ladies. ana
Mt Thompson a promising young raf.
road man with the Union Pacific In SAL,
Lake.
Nr. and Mrs Elias Gee were Heber
visitors Monday
Miss Elizabeth Page delightfully."- on
terla.ued ln honor % Nj. ana Mrs
David Barton Monday evening Al Inc
Rome q Mr. and Mrs. "A. Il. Cluff
Ntsic, recltations and games were On
5cyed ny a large crowd o. friends. Llrh,
refreshments were served.
Among the weddings 10 be- solemnisAi
during ne month ~ roses wll h. mar
81 Miss syiha Brown and Mr.. Eugene
J. Roberts. both ~ Provo. vlss R'n.rs
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The marriage OF Miss Mary Sharp
and Mr. George r. Badger viii take
place next Wednesday the ceremony 20
Boz performed in the Temple during the
day and a large reception 10 take place
in the evening an the brides home.
Mr. and Mrs T. T. Derrick announce
the marriage of their daughter Annabel
60 Nr. II. d. Watson. which win take
place June 6. iu the salt Lake Temple
Next Thursday Miss Emily Whitney
and W.HsioV J.. Smith viii be mar.
ned The ceremony 90 be performed I'm
o., Temple TO be followed by q lunch.
con. after which am informal reception
Will take place during the afternoon at
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LOGAN.

a very enjoyable social event q a.
week was the reception given hy "a
a G. Noman's club IN the college
brary on Tuesday evening. when abr
zoo guests had been invited to W'tnss
the unvelling Of the statue which tl
club has presented TO the library. r..
statue Is COPY Of the Dlscob0us h
Myron. and IS Certainly a beautiful
piece OF art and 81 splendid addition %
the room in when II is placed A yeri
graceful presentation speech was mao
by Mrs. @. Ii Champ. and the statra
was unveiled by Mrs. W. s Langtu
ana Miss Elizabeth Smith. The spec
on acceptance WAS made by Prc,liCl'
W. j. Kerr. Refreshments were Nr'
Cd and the Pavilion orchestra furrls,-
"a delightful music during the evelir.
Among those present were the fol'H.
ing Messrs. ana Mpsdameg W. j. K-L
=. w, Robinson, j. l.. Carbon, " 7.
Billarl. j. Odell. w. S Lang,on, A u.
Flemming, l., A. Ostien. r. l.. CAM
bell. r. X. Cobb, +. w. Thatchc, =. d.
Ban. J. \. Hendrlckson. s, o. SityeLs,
W. JaIdine. J. Neheker. Guy Tha.tlt1
=. A. Ioder Thos. smart, j. p. Cail
Jr.. Fred Gates. lie Roy Carbon. g. IT,
C5lmp, Boxell c. w Thatcher j.
The Misses Margaret Wilkinson, EIil-
abcth Smith. Nerna Bowman. Dora
Wright Rose Homer. julia Nihei
Kate Adams. Efle Smith, Dora Qi1yl-
Amanda Holmgren. Ncda Tlaiclf.'
Hilda Annie, Nora Eliason Vienna "
ANister. Blanch CRANE. Ella NAY
Mauehan. Elys Ellason. Hattie smi..'
Jennie Eliason. Grethta Carbon. NJ >
Torgensen. Mrs Benz Griffin, hr lhi
Mrs. T. W, Maughan, Prof Arno'
Balte Preston Nibley. Prof McKt
Ariel Carbon. Carl Carr, Charles h1n'
son, Preston Petersen. Stuart Lee, DAN'
Farrell. and many others.
The children and grandchildren o
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charming girls. Mr. Roberts is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. William d. Roberts
ana has been successful teacher In
me public schools for several Years
me wedding VIII take place June 90
Immediately after which the couple Will
start for Europe for an extended alb.
senCe.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. Newell an
nounce the engagement oftheir daugb-
ter. Miss Emma. TO Mr.. j. Leo Brown
OF Faye'ie' The wedding Will take
place In June.
Postmaster Davis OF ogden was the
CUES. OF Postmaster Glove Tuesday.
Miss Newa Rose Of Soda Strings
.spen The week with Mrs. NJ il.
Hardy and family.
Miss VI Finlayson Of Payson is spend.
ing a few days in Provo visiting
friends. 'S
Misses Eta and Eva Ellertson OF
Moab are visiting Miss Edna Pyne.
'AI' anu Afs X, Il. IhOne visited
relatives IN Pleasant Grove this week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Jones we're Span
ish Fork visitors Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Douglas was here from
salt Lake visiting relatives during the
Wech.
Mrs. Marie Alberg visited relative. In
Eureka the past week.
Mr.. Perry Snow Of Manti is VISITING
friends here
Mrs. Gertrude Page gave a delight
ful shower Tuesday evening n honoi
Of Miss Anna Douglas. Many beautl-
ful presents were received by the guest
OF honor and charming social evening"
passed with music song and Games
Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Annie sorenson of Nephl was
the guest OF Mrs. Gertrude Page the
pas, week.
Mrs. }. VI. Jensen entertained az din.
ner Sunday.
Mrs Fern Bush and Miss Maud Van
WAGNER entertained Thursday evening"
az the home OF Mrs. r. d. sutton al a
shower On honor % Miss Anna Douglas.
The time passed pleasantly. song. mu-
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(onING74~o
S7lGoINo'

Mrs A. n. BUnt0n lett Tor California
yesterday Co me, her daughter Mary
az stanford. Bota viii spend the sum
mer on the coast
Mrs. J ". Tlups0n no Sugar Ci'v.
Ida viii bc Do trRn during the week
90 spend some time with her parents.
Mr. ana Mr. q. J.. whitney
Mrs j. j Bamtergor Of New York
Is The guest ~ Mrs, j. 2 Bsmhcger
for "a few wees 40 the Bamberger
home on east Fie, South street
Mrs W. +. kIuuersley and Miss Bar
tara kinnersley ore az the Hotel Lam
kershlm. On los Angeles.
Miss VIM and Miss Block. who
have been guests in salt Lake Inc
last month VIII return he nir o.
the week o. their home IN - Louis
Me- freren e. MoniruT a-cois.
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turned 10 Denver after a pleasant ylsi,
"ith her parents. COL and Mrs. T. q
Weber Miss Weber win speud a
couple Of weeks with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs j. +. Honts and Miss
Loyina HoHts have gone 90 southern
California for visit
Mrs. $. u. Page and Miss CAROLYN
Holmes'Sill spend "a couple OF weeks al
the lifth East hotel before going 20
Denver where they Will make their III.
ture home.
Mrs John Sc0ylle Of Butte Is tho
guest OF Mrs j. D. stephens.
Mrs Joseph W. Gilbert ieft TUESDAY
tor Chicago after spending some time
here.
Mrs. Ge0Ig Nolan Of Bate Is al the
cullen hotel Tor shor: stay.
Nj and Mrs d. a Fechter 81 North
Yakima are Boo The city to spend a week
with Mr aud Mrs W. W. Armstrong
Mrs Thomas Carter who has spent
the past winter in Long Beach, CAL is
expected home.
Mrs Elzahetl n Dunbar. who has
been spending some time In Los Al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

A few John
connded to friends that he Iah Dun
lap Jordan, widow Of Co. Lee jordan Of
Mrs
mysterious end She engaged Don F.
Naraguan minister the United
standing position
his being white caused postronement OF this wedding
wealthy merchant Duuaps
Of
she "a Her father left her property
Jordan left her his whole Including
u wedding said place during June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

SIC ana merry games. and The discus.
sion of dainty refreshments. NAM
beautiful presents were received by MS,
Douglas.
Prot John Moody Foster. instructor
IA the Rexburg ddaho) academy /,
here io spend the vacation win al,
parents, Dr. and Mrs Freirio Gift
Miss Title Foster. who has been
teaching In the Beaver branch Of the
Brigham Young university rs hss
Tor the vacation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Tailored costumes every welanned qarlob ana h
none 40 they serve practical purpose when used as mari ~
mourning ou'ht fne serge used for this stylish wotey suit M
% hesy banded with grossrain sik and protective M
ing OF bhck 'eveeen the inner vest Of tho black Elm m
the eibow-seeves with same Dead hok china a., .
tn accompanying bodice and the silk trimmed with r1o,
banded and loored with ruche Of black manette
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Mr and Mrs. J. D. Cosgrln enter
tained Informally az bridge ON Wednes-
day night, about lG guests enjoying the
affair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lazarus ana
the Misses Lazarus who have been yis-
ting with Mr. Lazarus sister. Mrs
Henry siegel. entertained a number OF
their friends delightfully."- on Thursday
in their private car Ht the O. S. L.
depot luncheon and toa being oniovef
respectively by n number Of their older
ana younger friends Iu tho evening
the family left tor their home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Mrs J. ?. McGcath entertained about
~ guests on Thursday 40 bridge teal
being assisted by Misses Lane and
Cayley An innovation OF the award-
ing Of prizes was that al each table
the player having the most points won
a prize, the fortunate ones being Mrs
Hardness. Mrs. j. w. Thompson. Mrs.
w j. Glendlnuing Mn. Charles Post.
Ms. Windsor v. Rice Mrs Lane. Miss
Helen buckingham Mrs B. 4. Gemmel
Miss Addie Zane and Mls. p. j. Fer
guson
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-29
Secretary Taft and the Waiter.

Secretary Taft said Of a certain
domincering statesman:
"He fills men with dread. They
quail before him. They can't call
their souls their own in his presence.
Altogether he makes me think Of a
waiter I once met in the west.
"In small western town, many
years ago, l put up at the Palace
hotel.
81 was assigned to room at the
Palace hotel. There was no water
nor towels in the room and T rang
"There was no reply.
81 rang again.
"Still no reply.
"And again, and again, and yet
again | rang, and finally waiter
appeared.
"This waiter was a robust man Of
stern and forbidling aspect.
Did you ring9' he said in a
rumbling bass voice.
" L did | answered.
well, don"t do it again. said
the waiter, with a menacing scowi. az
he withdrew"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-29
Wanted Double Allowance,

An army surgeon relates the story
of soldier who had been in the hos
pital and kept on low diet for quite
awhile. Naturally he yearned for Il
good square meal.
One morning the doctor found him
so much better that it seemed his
longing appetite could be safely
gratified.
"Could you eat a small chicken
today, my mani" the surgeon in
quired.
Indeed, could, SIR" eagerly re-
sponded the patient.
"And what would you like to have
it stuffed with7"
"Well, sir" replied the hungry
soldier, "I would like it stuffed with
another. ''--Philadelphia Ledger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-29
SENATOR T!LLMAN ON
INVESTIGATION
HE DOES NOT THINK 1T WILL
DO ANY GOOD AT ALL.
He Expresses His Disgust-Senator
Says all the Money Will Be
Used and Nothing Else.

= The State.
Senator Tillman arrived in the city
yesterday noon from his home at
Trenton, where lie has been for sew
eral days. He expects to leave this
afternoon for Washington, and will
attend meeting of the conference
committee on Tuesday at which time
the two houses Of congress will at
tempt to effect some sort of a recon-
ciliation on their differences on the
rate bill.
In an interview last night, the sem
ator said that he did not expect to
return to the State until after the
adjournment Of congress in June.
"Will you then enter the cam
paign and make fight for the dis
pensary?" he was asked.
"Oh yes" he replied, "I expect
to make some speeches, but I do not
know that | will attempt to follow
the schedule of the campaign.'
lie seemed to be very interested in
the dispensary investigation proceed
ings and especially in the affair be-
tween Messrs. Lyon and Black on
Friday. ~ suppose that grim Wis
aged war has again smoothed its
troubled countenance, said the sena-
tor, referring to the matter. He
asked n number of questions about
the trouble and said that he thought
the committee was investigating the
old board and they had better get
through with them before investigat-
ing the new board.
AT this time the senator was doing
most Of the questioning and answer
ing and seemed to take plea: ure in
roasting' the investigation. He
said he was disguised with the man.
ncr in which the committee continued
to meet and failed to produce any
results.
Being asked if he did not think
the committee was accomplishing
much which ii was unable TO disclose
at present and that it would later
bring out the rottcnneSS and result
in great good, the senator replied
that he would bet that all the money
would be used, whether anything else
was done or not. Continuing, he said
that he did not expect to see any dis
CLOSURES or exposures until just be-
fore the primary election this sum-
mcr, when all Of the rottenness that
they can find in the dispcnsary will
be made public III hopes that it will
influence the election against the dis
pensary. "And as for its accom-
plishing any good" he said, "this
investigation was not designed to ac-
complish any good and is not being
conducted in manner to result in
good.'
Senator Tillman is here on per-
sonnl business and will leave this af-
ternoon for Washington.