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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
TRAPPED THIEF
MAKES ESCAPE
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN ACT POLICEMEN MANAGES SLIP
BETWEEN THEM AND DARKNESS WITH
CONTENTS CASH REGISTER

while the officers we're closing In
on burglar engaged ia looting a
store al s2l7 FIRST av.. shortly after
2 30 o'clock this morning. the thief
succeeded IN getting out OF the
building through a rear entrance
and made his escape IN the dark
ness All the patrolmen In the
north cad we're notified immediate.
y 20 be On the lookout. but up 20 a
late hour this morning had not run
across the uervY individual
Sergeant sprcnKie aud ratroiman
Collier we're walking up FIRST az
and saw the burglar Ia the act Of
iogiinF he cash register lie Ap-
nsafed Is have become aware OF the
presence - the police almost a. soon
a. they discovered him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

SOUTH PARK. April lin or
der 10 raise money to pay FOR a new
chemical. which has Just arrived,
the boys ~ the South Park fire de-
pertinent will give a grand bail a,
Duaieya ball on the evening OF
April ~ wRrren's orchestra OF
Seattle will furnish music Tor the
evening and the guests viii have the
pleasure Of dancing until the early
hcura Of the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

suNNYnAi.E. April II Miss
Mable hragdon. who has hsen at
tending Normal kchooi AZ fiellinE
ham. returned hone 10 spend
Easter vacation wiih her pafsnta
Mrs Peter nrowu. ~ Suunydale.
has left for Elliott. wash. TO reia-
tixes sh. IL expected 10 return
about Saturday.
Lloyd ElseY. who has been in this
Seattle General hospital for several
weeke. was removed to the home OF
bis grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. d.
3 EiasY ~ aunnydaie
In the neaf future snnuydale will
have a monthly paper called the
EssaluE Star which viii be pub
iishst BY the lodge OF Fratsrnal
Brotherhood Mra l. c. Paul VI
Sunnydale has been appointed cd
itoF-iu chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Burglar slips Away.

Tho sergeant remained At the
front and started Collier on the run
around through the alley 20 prevent
escape Ia that direction In the
meantime. however. the thief had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

SOUTH PARK. April iT-W
Walaay reaeutiy purchased tea acres
of land a. 1T Visw
Mrs J n Riley q Vance. Wash
Is visiting her daughter. Mfn 4 L.
Crawford. II south rarh
The work on che lewis building
is progressing rapidly
NJ Kuuhaasen and family have
just returned from the eastern part
~ the state where they have been
visiting
There VAS q rumor circulated Ia
Soaih Park that Mrs CaFanauEh
had soid iaf acres nufth % the old
SHAY place for sie7 ESQ
Esther Barry Of the South Park
Catholic church. IL conducting the
school IN place % Father u'Brieu.
who has been In thu hospital for
com. time suffering from typhoid
fever
otto Ctamer has sold hiH four
lots on the corner Of Donovan az.
and sth 81 70 A. u. Butler. Of Sc
attic
Mr. aud Mira wm Humphreys. Of
Alma. Mich. are visiting Mrs G.
A Humphreys. of South Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
SUBURBAN NOTES

BRIGHTON. April IL Delegates
tn the meeting OF the Puget Sound
rfeahytcry. 10 be held here tonight
aud ibmorfuW. are beginning To ar
rive They are being assigned their
plaess Of entertainment b. Rev J
" Mitchell. chairman % the enter.
iAinment committee
The ladies Ala society viii serve
luncheon and dinner tomorrow "a
the delegates la the church base
meul
The Master Spirit will be the
subieei % the opening sermon by
Rev J. NJ Wilson. retiring mod.
orator. Tonight ltev b u. kfoeEe
president of whitwosth college and
Rev Herbert Thompson. OF Ever
sfi. uiii make addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

WILDWOOD. April iT@e ~
Howard. Of the Washington Iirnom
factory. has aold his home % = W
Gilbert. note teller AZ the Puget
Sound National hank. Seattle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
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Messss. Thomas Green ST. R. NJ. Knox, J. s. Bell, J. M. LueeX, E. F. Benton.
 ernates-Messrs. Juntus Jordan, r Hieehschspiel, H. A. Mccoy, ". F.. McAIiIian, W. L. Dewoody.
 There was no report from Freasur- CT Mccoy OH account of his being ab sent from the city.
 4 motion was unanimously adopted authorizing Capt. J. s. Bell 10 address an invitation to the camps whose del egates vii, pass through this city, to join the local delegates and accom- pany them to Fort Smith.
 The meeting was adjourne5 subject to the call of the commander.
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DELEGATION n X STATE REUNION Elected by J. Ed Murray Camp, United Confeder-
 ate Veterans. SPEAKERS EULOGIZE CAPTAIN ROBERTS Local Delegates Instructed to Support Him for Reelection as Commando
 CT of Arkansas Division. IA xss f.. e..-
sS GENERAL JORDAN ENDORSED : FOR RESPONSIBLE POSITION

The called meeting of ]. Ed Murray camp, Unitend Confederate Veterans, Wednesday night, was well attended and a very harmonious and pleasant time was had MT. Thomas Green pre- sided, and those present Were Messrs. Thomas Green ST, J. P. Knox, J. s. Bell, N T. Roberts, R. M. Knox, W. L. Dewoody, H. Steinagei, J. M. Lucey, B. E. Benton, w. E. McMillon. J. E. Hierschpiel, w. D. Vance, Junius Jor dan, D. Foley. and C. G. Newman.
 The following visitors were also present: Messrs. J. B. kirkwood, Henry Span and Dr. s. D. Wilson. l The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Adjutant Newman and approved, and a communication from Denshon camp, |. c. N., at Warren, inclosiag credentials and requesting that the delegates from J. Ed Murray camp represent that organization in the meeting at Fort Smith, Was read, as Was also Commander Greens reply. The letter expressed the desire that Capt. Roberts be supported TOT r-- election to the position of commander of the Arkansas division, L. C. ", ard that Dr. Junius Jordan be support ed for general commanding the Sec ond brigade.
 The following motion by Najo, c. C. Newman was unanimously adopted:
 ''That the vote of this camp be cast for General N. T. Roberts 10 succeed himself as commander of the Arkansas division. |. c. "
 Several eulogistic speeches were made, referring to the splendid record that General Roberts has made a. commander of this division.
 A motion by General R. M KnoX was also adopted, authorizing the del. egates from this camp to support Gen. oral Jordan for the position of com mander of the Second brigade first. last and all the time.
 On motion of Capt Bell, tae dele gates of J. Ed Murray camp #eFe tn- structed to vote as unit oa al ques- tions submitted for their conside.3- tion.
 The camp elected the following del! egates and alternatas by unanimous vote, each member before his election expressing his willingness aHi ability 10 attend
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Remains Taken
 To Little Rock

lie 4alhansas Gazette Of Thursday has the following co aay relative tJ the death of Mrs C. NJ. Pierce:
 Cora Martin Pierce wife of Samuel k. Pierce of Pine Bluff, died yesterjaE morning at 5:30 after short illness of less than week, leaving < three month-old-baby girl, her husband. con nections in Little Rock, and many friends throughout the state to mourn her loss. As Miss Cora Martin. daush- ter of Judge and Mrs Thomas B Mar tin, she had a large circle of friends in this city, where most of her life was spent Mrs. Pierce was only few weeks past her twenty.frst birthday. and her illness did not cause much alarm to be felt until few hours be- fore her demise. when, in spite of mel ical skill, she expired, surrounded by her husband and members of her fam fly, Judge Martin having been appris- ed of her serious condition.
 While in her early teens, Mrs, Pierce showed remarkable talent for music, and she attended the New Eng land Conservatory in Boston. 5ecom ing an accomplished mus. .cian. both in voice and piano. In Pine Bluff where she spent some time before haH marriage, she was prominent IF em- Der of the Methodist church choir and was teacher in a muse studio for time. On September s. f905. shortly after fnisnhng her education at the Searcy Female Institute, she Was mar rted to Sam K. Pirece. 2 prominent young business man of Pine Bluff.
 She is survived by her husband and infant girl, her father. Judge Thomas B Martin, one sister, Mrs. Dan Ln-h:- cum of Texico. N. NJ EdWaral c. Mar tin Of Fort Worth, Texas. Thomas B. Martin jit. Robert James. Me,5ourn and Ciack Martin, her brothers. of Little Rock.
 The body vas brought to the family home Fifteenth and Spring streets. last night. and the funeral will be conducted tomorrow morning at n o'clock from the resid~-ee bz= Rev. ". F. Andrews Mrs. Linthiei;u and Ed- ward Martin have been telesra 2her. and are expected to arrive in -.me for the funeral and inteemess1 xii follow at Oakland cemetery.
 The pall-bearers have been amour. e1 as follows: Miles Scu.I. Pa CraH5see5 iie~ Horace Mitchell. Bob Newai,. James Tun9al ami John Weedsoll.
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FRISCO BANK ROBBED
 " BROAD DAYLIGHT
Iun Robbers Killed Manager of Jap anc>r Bank. Fatally Injured Clerk
 and Escaped With S5.o0O.

SaH Francisco, Oct t-.trmed with reyoIgers and pieces of gas pipe, two robbers entered the Japantse bank, known as the kimmon Ginko and also as the Golden Gate bank, at 15SS O. Farrell street at noon today, and af ter beating into insensibility $. Jrak- ta. the manager. who Was acting as paying teller, and 8 clerk, escaped with S5.ooo iN gold $. Jrakta dieg' from his wounds without recovering consciousness, and the clerk is be lieveIi t9 be fatally injured.
 Tie robbers chose 3 time when there We're but few people transacting business in the bank and the sen sational and bold e1eed was 50 quickly accomplished that it was all over be- fore the crowd of people passing the doors of the institution were aware Of what had happened No trace of the robbers has been found
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
ESTABLISHES
 OFFICES HERE
Standard Trust Company VIII Be Rep. resented in Pire Bluff by J. ".
 Smith.

Tie sroHil- importance of pIAe Bluff as a commercial center was again demonstrated With the arrival in the city this week of Mr. L. R. Smith. of Memphis. the state agent of the Standard Trust comuany, haif-mil- lion dolla corporation doing l general building busiess.
 Mr. Smith comes here to establish in Pine Bluff q branch office for his concern. and has appointed Mr. J. w. Smith to represent the company t0 Pine Bluff and tributary territory.
 \ handsome suite of offices will Ae fitted up oh Main street and the local agent will open up for business in q short while
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
Comes To
 Pine Bluff

Nj V. R. Poe, who has been s;,o manager for the Rhodes-HavertE Fur ai+ase company at Hot Springs for so,.4@ tiua ,east. is now connected w,t.l fl1a Arkansas Carpet and Furni,iira coil. s.aHs i. this city having just ac cegr=5 responsible position with ..la latter company.
 NJ. Poe is a very genial gentleman and will doubtless add to the growing popularity of the Arkansas Carpet an6, Furniture company.
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
 AT THE BLUFF CITY RINK,

M Chick Walworth gave q rot,er ole af tle Ei2h,c,ass exhibitions If sr:elz aa7 fancy skating q the Fluff Ciess ink Wednesday nrerie
 NJ Ns.Worth has shown 5a4r h. is pas master of the rollers and car .s.sz., does make tn n1 behaT. ard f |. that vii aa- a-rao -la s ...e best in tho sarth. asd deserves a,. the credit from sae m l5Feas q ,ha- pleasing Pas ifae. W ..5E5a ..s67 neail Of him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
GO4. TAFT DiD NDi
 DEAOUACE PALM 4
He Denies That iie Had That the
 Elections oi l.'a.5 Bera Rotten.


 Havana. Oct, 4.-Ir an interview yesterday Governor Tat sad tha7 in 3 recent dispatch of tlie Associated Press in which }e Wa reporte@ as criticisiI.s the Palma government se- verelv, and characterizing the sitUa- tion 5.s disgusting and the elections .. 1805 as rotten, does great injustice, aad unless corrected will cause em- barra5sment, since he scrupuloHsly avoided giving interviews respecting his views of persons and issues III the Cuban republic. He did not use the expression attributed to him. The cr- TOT arose through the faulty transmits sion of news over the telephone, by which the inierences of 3 correspond ent were mistakenly attributed to Mir. Taft
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Physical Ga sse

The physical classes .lz sl3a gym nasigm continue to grov and the pros poets for physical work seem bright CT than ever. The entire class is uni formed alike and present Q nice ap- Dearance on the floor. Bleechers are being put in the rear end of the gym aasium and this Will admit the ac- eomodation Of double the number of visitors as fast year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
REV. HUGO WILL
 PREACH NEXT SUNDAY

Ire Rev !. k. Hugo. of Illinois, who : now ;a this city Will fill the pulpit l Carr Memorial church Sunday both morning and evening. All are invited 2 come out and hear him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
Cotton Men
 Coming Saturday

bs ! L. Caldwell, secretary of the lzi..e 55..;stt1 board of s.a..s, i5 making .4 e:sQre. to arouse as much cn-husl- as.a a5 possible in tl4e visi. which will soon 5e made to this city by President HatV.a Jordan of the Southern Cotton association, F. D. Smit:. of South Carolina, general organizer for this association, and 5. \. Withersyoon oe Mississippi, 9 member Of he exacu- tiye c0mmittee
 Theze gentlemen viii 8a i. Pine Buff saturday and addresses anent -i.e cotton situation vii be made at o'clock n the afternoon
 Tie following entertainment cona- lItfsee has been appoiase.i 5y the leaH1 6e trade, W. D. Haaea chair man. B. J. A.theimer, F. w Free ..5f. L. O. Knox and ]. r. Ru-her-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
Not Saiis fled.

With it's being just good, it must ba the best, in fit, finish and style. It is ny constant aim to improve even upon our best efforts Of the past. Eisenkramer the Tailor, above Citi- zens bank, Second avenue. corner Of Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
MIAH AN MEANS
 iTTil hED tfAYj@AN
The. Were Easily BeateH Hh hy a Force oi IoNnspeople and Rural
 Guard. .-TroubIe NoH Ended.

Citz of Mexico. Oct. .-Ind;a;5 in the eastern eNd ot oI tIe Tsthmus of TelaHnte9ee around tie town of Chi ameca having become dissatisfied with the statues ot land claims and feeling as-a:es=e5s. assembled t5 tlle number 0t s6me fit and made a0 attack oA lfe faw, of Acayucaa iti the state o- Yefa Gaisz. but the faafect Of t1ae towH= having been advised 9f the a. ffeasH e the IaGisf farmers, ha6 summoned a small free of rurat euaa5s &Hd oNn.ieeR1s and Wa- i4 readiness
 eHs.. 1a5.oas appeared on 1he scene theI Na -JlI71.lze4E t5=1..1 they cea.a I.ag taGt rhe t0Ea= =Nfzl1 iapi0iiE aHa 3s-s.e Ii he Ge~f valleH. fese ot tasu Heia@ voQasz.l aaa ir E re- la4tet aae CT more htlIal. The onlH 5 6aaa iu t.e town Wa tha breaking o5 teW- windows and some o5 th= rural "uarGs weHe hit with s5oHes. The next mo!Hia. G6r5 . force oe l6o troops arrived and oi't- zes5- resumed thelr usual occupations. 1he matter i9 ueine investigated
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Miss cline's
 Musical Recital

Miss s4rah Yanc Y Cline vi, give 6as musical recital at the l. II. C. \. tonight asd everybody is invited to attend. No admission. xii 4e charged and TO collection taken ua.
 Miss Cline will De as5.Sgsd aE her -.-te9 Ms Murphy Cline. = Little RQczz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
Mrs. Cobb
 Will Lecture

Ms. Cobb. the f.e.a secretary for the Woman's board Of missions of the Methodist church. South, will deliver talks at the First Methodist church at }: l. and at !; 70 I. n. todaF.
 Mrs Cobb has viSisesi several for eiga countries
 Eyerr5ody inyiteG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
LITTLE CHILD FELL.
 FROM HORSE THURSDAY.

Little Nellie Morrill fell from the back of horse Thursday morning and sustained concussion of the
 .zn. Dr. Hankison was called for '11 reports her as getting aIong well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
COUNTY BURNING BOARD
 DESTROYS couN7Y WARRANTS.

Tl5e cosil- ' i51,. nj consisting as tl1s esghtg jJUSa a1.5 tlez-es. White #.. .tcEtiI. met U-e=.a=9a.i5s and de- -e9egel al II" c.2c ..e. czunty War rants. scHl1. >l school warrants. F. WaGract9 aG1 scr.p $I9G--22.47 was das-Y0sed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
A NEGRO ROW
 AT BISON
R'.~H | ia One Being >he. lhroa-. Hedl and the Others Iftffa
 Being Iii
Being tHt

< selal t taa GraHa.a
 ftizg... Oct :.-ra < G E..= .-a t45 4.-eee-. jil. F.saa aa r..l Haynes, Monday nisEs Eva1s zae s1ot through the h4a.., the bali eae-:r- ias under the rigjt eza aad camt1g oa1 behind the lest ea1. aa..911 I1:s-.s.... throat was crc
 Df. crump was summoned l. at teA3 the wounds. a. Hgff. negroes are doing well.
 oaa oe the little tUi..s os ' ald Mfs C. C. Bowlin dte=s iast sral9T nigI.t.
 Mrs. Tiny Lewis an ba4g came ap from Stephens Monday an4 ar2 tl. guests Of Mir and Ms N SMiti.
 Isz5fz.g court convened EeGe Mon
 NJ GiaE of the ffa4- -af GIaT and G!as Henderson, KHa k hefe looking after business interest es the T5en- iers94 Lumber company Mrs. EaGls ani etitffes e1 keirou aee visiting relatives here this week. -----f3---
 Nas Josephine Ep9t tas returned from ss. exteudel trip t. Mineral Wells. Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
f 1. + + < < F + + + + S' <
 HOOKING BACKWARD"
 One Year Ago Today.

* Comfy !rEriH2 count. ai9ns e% + .s' citia4 session. 4ua.a.Et9.os m0H- + + ~ fer tha free aes544 s9 d 5' # the lase one. Aad sa ~ili th. '.' * next oae. Et ceteva. 'i' + AIE. II. L. Risor elected secre- * + tary o+ Jho Retail Ggocer, asso- a' :. etattaa Mc. GHE Williams is %f
 .s. Ga2l secretary. s' * ThircE new teyer. cases at New + # Orleans lu. the Local scare is s' 's' orpF. + + The T0,~oA Stock company at * f' the Elk@ + * ReyiVal at IaWIe4 Memorial + * church. +
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E < f . + F + + + T. + <
 "LEST WE FORGET" Coming Events Of the Week.

+ Thursday: I. .' Feast Of the tabernacle at An * + she Emet1.
 < The Eagles meet. + * Pine City Odd Fellows meet. + * Daughters of the King meet. + + The Maccabees meet. i. < Pine B,uM Gun clubs weekly + :: shoo-. + + Nahara's minstrels at the +
 ss Elks. + + Friday: + + District meeting of Woman's + s' Foreign Missionary society at + + First Methodist church. + + Tmperial-Juliet Pythians meet. l.
 9' Womans Auxiliary (EpiscopaD + 's meets. ]'
 l. Saturday. + 's' "The County Chairman" at the 4 + Elks. + < Cotton Belt lodge, Brotherhood + ]. Of Railway Carmen, meets. + + President Harvie Jordan of the +
 + Southern Cotton association + + speaks here. + + Union meeting of ali Cotton +
 9 Belt orders occurs in Knights +
 + Of Pythias hall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
hfR. MITCHELL. FAILED
 TO MAKE GOOD.

MT. a.5czz |, the o..1 king. ae4.= =lea a9a.n d biz deposition .a-e s4.tss the Main Gl..s sizsa he ac- mPtd l to remove th eA5HdcUffs Dep c.< Constable McNa'tT had put on A.h. t.e claimed illness ss ta2e reason aet 5Ae sAase crowd VI enjoyed the s4a1c= gre ccavinaa6 -hae it was dHe el--i4t4E j3 the st.l. oe 3In. Me NIItE.
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Railroad Men
 visil the City

eiateh.Ge }iexa..re. A- t,ta1t Gea Ha,a2el H.zz.n= asH Train
 saer.r.a... .. the fs8a Noun f#is s tAs4s=l R.aa s.tH Thurs . 44tz Gi MI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
To Meet Fnd ay.

The educational committee will meet Friday night and make defnitne arrangements for the educational class work for the season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04
Clements Won
 Shoot Again

fe6s=7 .men57 oHez .H9ee es5s.::-.5s -.@ t zas6a, a- the Cotton B43- Gun. ess s=eet which Waz l9ett. Ts.e-eJaE-. ..e=se4e - .t.|-tWa = ae9-- =l.55s.-..te V..c.. les 5.,.. ....zass4 a.,,#e S35-,.c
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Musical Recital Tonight.

Miss Cline will eiye musical pro gram tonight in the auittoriun. which $ free 10 everyone.
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E. Y. M. C. 4. NOTES. I
 .s 4. 4. . 4. # 4. 4. l. .. ]. # i. l. + t. <
To Meet Tonight.

To Meet Tonight. Tie religious work committee VIII meet tontnght and plans for the en- tire season of religious work will De affected
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SERVICES HELD AT
 THE TEMPLE CNESDAYfl

pr Frisca deliverej | pr0foUEd ser- mon at Tempe Anshe Emetn wednes- day ninehc
 The subject was symbols Of the Day. One of tie pleasing features Q the services was the solos sung 1y Miss 5arrell and Mir. Mont Levy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04

Df. Crump vas summoned r. at teai the wounds, a. H9fis te2r.e5 ara doing well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-04

Mrs Tiny Lewis aaG baa1 came Gn from Stephens Monday anI ar= til: guests Of Mir. and Mrs. \. SMitt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-21
Where Mans Influcnce Is Entail.

Man Is the only animal which Is N
ways accompanied by disease except
thNSe creatures that are his companions
and share his patronage, There is rc0
son to believe that the d&,jZenS Of Ne
forests, the weld. the rivers and the
ocean, SO far rs they escape mans in
nUeace. live, With hardly an exception.
Wealthy lives, Chronic ailments begin
with mans protection III the dairy,
stable and kennel. Man has created
ARTIFICIAL conditions with which the
Thousand Ills that flesh Is heir to" are
associated. 1t is now his supreme task
10 bring these conditions into harmony
with the laws OF his being. Sickness
and debility are not to be regarded as
natural and inevitable parts of Il
heritage. but Ms the fruits of rebellion
against natures laws. and therefore to
be got rid OF. Ii the human family
dwell In ventilated houses. brcathcu
pare Hir. lived temporarily, with little
Of no alcohol, and took daily exercise
In the open. ii would perhaps know
little more Of gout. rheumatism, can
Ger. fever, lunb0go. dyspepsia, asth-
MA and the host OF infectious troubles
shau DO the lower administration
Telegraph.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-21
Deadly serpent Bites

are as common in India as are
stomach and liver disorders with
us. For the latter however there
Is a sure remedy: Electric Bitters;
the great restorative medicine, of
which S. A. Brown, OF Benefits
vile, S. c., says: "They restored
my wife TO perfect health, after
years Of suffering with dyspepsia
and a chronically torpid liver"
Electric Bitters cure chills and fe-
Yer, malaria, hiliousness, lame
back, kidney troubles and bladder
disorders, Soli on guarantee by
R, Y. Russell Drug 20. Price soc.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-21

The losers in the San Francisco
fire are experiencing much Difficult
ty in getting settlement with the
insurance companies. There are
some companies that are making
honorable settlements, but many Of
them are trying to bubble over
technicalities and force the policy
holders to accept a per cent in con-
sideration Of settlement. In refer
ence to these fraudulent companies
the Chronicle says lit is the inten-
ton Of this community, when the
facts are made clear, to drive them
out Of business here and every
where else"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-21
Death from Lockjaw

never follows an injury dressed
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's
antiseptic and healing properties
prevent blood poisoning. Chas.
Oswald, merchant. of Rensselaers-
\. Y. writes; sit cured Seth
Burch, Of this place. Of the ugliest
sore on his neck I ever saw Cures
cuts, wounds, burns and sores. 25c
at r. ". Russell i Cos store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-06-21

The annual state encampment
o the e, A. r. and the ". R. G.
met in Yankton Tuesday. The
principal interest centers in the
matter of selecting the next de-
partmept commander. Three can
diiates are in the ield--Capt Geo.
W, Ludlow of Sioux Falls, Judge
Il. Il. belong of Canton, and
Gen. II. I. Lowthian Of Milbank.