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ATLANTIC OUTLAWS GET TWO.
Delehanty and stovall From Cleve-
land to Reading.

READING, Pa, August 1O.-Geo. Stovali
and Frank Delehanty. who were suspended
by the Cleveland American League base
ball club severe! days ago. will become
members of the Reading club Of the At
Iantic League. according to an announce.
ment made today by the management OF
the Reading club. The Atlantic Is known In
base ball as an outlaw league. According
to the manager Of the Reading club Stovall
and Delehanty have accepted the clubs
terms. and will receive more money for
tbe,r services than has ever been paid base
bali players by local club: The Reading
club has rival here in the Reading club OF
the Tri-state League. and the struggle ioe
nuhlic favor has led the former to make
extraordinary effort to add to Its strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-10

Archie, 1t is said. being particularly fond
Of him. A telegram was sent to President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, notifying him Of
Mr.. Ciscle's death.
James Ciscle was born in the District Of
Columbia and was the son Of Thomas Cts-
Gle. a veteran Of the civil war. He was
educated in the public schools. and learned
the heating and timing trade. After serv-
ing In the United States Navy he engaged
in the heating and Timing business, con-
Quoting an establishment q number Of years
In East Washington. Later he accepted an
appointment on the police force. AS an
officer Of the law he rendered efficient
service. and he received merited praise
from his superior officers for his faithful
and conscientious performance OF duty.
Loyal to Duty.
His reputation for fearless and loyal at
tention to duty resulted in his being de-
tailed for service at the White House,
where he served during the administrations
Of four Presidents-Cleveland. Harrison.
Mckinley and Roosevelt. While on duty
there he became noted because Of his
knowledge Of cranks who sought by various
subterfuges and schemes to interview the
several Presidents who occupied the White
House during his guardianship at its por-
tails.
One of Mr.. Gscles noted experiences with
desperate cranks occurred October 5, 1903,
mented Swede. to the station house In the
wagon of the house Of detention. Elliott
drew big pistol from its place Of conceal
ment on his person and attempted to shoot
Ciscle The latter sprang upon the Swede
as he was trying to escape through the
window Of the vehicle. A jagged piece OF
glass cut through Ciscles clothing and
made long and deep wound in his arm
After desperate struggle Elliott was
overpowered and conveyed to the lookup.
He was afterward sent to the insane asylum.
Mr.. Ciscle was detained at his home some
time by the wound he had received in pro-
tecting the President from a maniac.
Fraternal Relations.
James Ciscle was an honored member OF
the following organizations: Naval Lodge.
No. T. F. A. A. M: Naval Chapter No. 9,
r. A. NJ: Orient Commandery. No. 8.
knights Templar; Ahmas Temple. Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine: past state counsellor.
Jr O. U. A. NJ: Old Glory Council, No. "a.
Jr. o. U. A. M: past commander Graham
Camp, Sons of Veterans.
He retired from his position as one Of the
guardians Of the White House January 81,
1905, and soon thereafter accepted the posi-
ton Of chief Of detectives Of the jamestown
exposition.
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Theft of Bread.

Because Robert Green helped himself to
seven loaves of bread from the doorstep of
the lunchroom at 9OS Pennsylvania avenue
northwest today Judge Mills assessed Green
SO and in default he will have bread and
water furnished free with the compliments
of the government for thirty days
When Green in his hunger, saw the lone
some loaves on the doorstep he did not
notice that Policeman Cox of the first pre-
cinct was back Of him. Policeman Cox.
however, saw the bread and Green depart
down the street together and he caught
both at 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and
took them in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-10
Sure to Have One.

Lincoln Steffens. in address on mu-
nicipal politics. said in Chicago of a GER
tain city:
That city is as notorious for its rotten
ness the town of Pebbles is notorious for
another characteristic.
Here is an incident that will give you
an idea Of the reputation of Pebbles
"On train one day a man rushed into
a car. held up his hand for attention, and
shouted excitedy:
Anybody here who belongs TO Peb-
bles2
AYE; l do, said a small. dry old fell
low calmly.
Then, said the other. lend US yer
corkscrew.'
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TERRA GOTTA INDICTMENTS
District Attorney Not Advised Re-
garding Service Of Bench Warrants.

United States District Attorney Baker had
not been advised today whether or not the
bench warrants issued yesterday against
Ira c. Mcclellan and Ralph Rutter, indicted
with Henry Hildebrand and Frank F. Hoff-
meier for manslaughter in connection with
the Terra Gotta wreck, had been served.
He said that as soon as the men are To-
Gated they will be required to furnish bail
for their appearance
The bonds Of Hofmeier and Htldebrand
will probably be renewed next week. They
gave 5000 bail each when held by the cor
oners jury. but 1t will be necessary to re-
new the bond to insure their appearance for
trial.
Nothing will be done. it Is understood.
toward having the four men arraigned
until the return of Attorney Henry E. Davis
their counsel, who Is away on his yacatio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-10
IRON SCALE ADVANCE.
Important Action Of Cambridge
Springs Conference.

PITTSBURG. Pa. August 1O.-The con-
Citation board which has been in session
at Cambridge Springs considering the de-
mands Of the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers for an adj
vance in wages has decided on an increase
of 80 cents ton for puddiers on the pres
ent selling price of bar iron. and an adj
vance Of per cent for the scrappers. heat
ers and roughers.
The decision is particularly gratifying to
the puddlers.
These men threatened to leave the ANAL
gamated Association. and some did break
away to form the Sons of Vulcan, an inde-
pendent organization.
The award will affect about $4,000 men,
as all other scales based on the Anal
gamated agreement.
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Laurel are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Schaeffer near Jacksonville.
In order to perfect q thorough organiza-
ton of the fourth-class postmasters Of this
county the National League of Postmasters
of Fourth-class Offices from Washington
headquarters has called a meeting for the
organization of the county league as
branch to the national league for election
of delegate to the state convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-10

Wilbur Voliva's threat to remove tho
Zionist colony from Zion City In Illinois
because Of the sale Of the lace factory to a
Chicago concern calls attention again to
that remarkable religious town and to one
of the oldest features Of 1t. 1t was Dowie's
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Is shown here. the invention of an Ohio
man. 1t consists of bust-like body frame,
with adjustable forms for the front and
shoulder. The bust is made expansible
and contractible. being easily adjust able
to suit any figure. At the top is a hook
whereby the garment can be suspended on
the hanger In the closet. This garment
holder would prove profitable to every
woman who endeavors to carefully pre-
serve her garments preventing them from
becoming soied and wrlnkled when not
being worn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-10
WOMAN'S GARMENT-H HOLDER.
Device to Prevent Waists From Soiling
When Not in Use

Suitable coat and trousers hangers have
now become permanent fixture in every
mans wardrobe; but up to the present
time only one attempt has been made to
provide similar accessories for miIady's
wardrobe. This woman's garment-hanger
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claim that he cured disease-in fact. his
hold on his followers was due, in large
measure, to the physical benefits he prom
ment in the lace and other factories, and
good health in addition. Over the altar In
his tabernacle he had assembled in an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-10
INsUREs YOU AGAINST DISEASES.
Mosquitoes carry the germs OF
YELLOW FEVER, MALARIA and BLOOD POISON
SKITO=GO

the bite and puts the mosquito out Of business
Trial bottle, lOc: large bottle, 25c.
Guaranteed to rid your home of mosquitoes.
Modern Drug and MFG. Co.; Peoples Pharmacy;
Chrstlani Drug Co. 63s Pa. ave: Prde's Phar-
macy: w. IL. Bralheld ID and G SITS. ne; John
+. Butler 40l Stanton place ne. {; L. kreus. ita
and ii s.w.; A. J. Blumer, North Capitol and
II SITS; C. J. Fuhrmann. East Capitol AMI
9th SITS: Harvard Pharmacy. 18th and Harvard
SITS: Robt. d. Howard. lith and w SITS NV;
Day & Co. 14th and p SITS: Louis Bradley oth
and SITS. Sc: NJ. $. Fealy, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc;
Arthur Burrows ll0i Pa. ave. Sc; ); - Bach
rach 9Th ana 1 SITS, NV audit th, ga, t,20
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artistic" design the braces and medicine
bottles and other evidences Of i'll health
which he claimed his followers had thrown
aside through his ministrations. It will be
interesting to see II this unique decoration
follows Voliva to the new home Of the
Dowieites-or ex-Dowieites.
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1T was Impossible for me to go out to
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-10-03
CHAPTER XIV.

~ n the morning after the episode
n in the Northern, Glenister
awoke under weight Of dis
couragement and desolation.
The past twenty-four hours with their
manifold experiences seemed distant
and unreal. At breakfast he was
ashamed to tell Dextry of the gam
bling debauch, for he had dealt treach-
erously with the old man in risking
half of the mine, even though they
had checked the senseless, unreasoning
lust for play that possessed him later.
This lapse was the last stand of his
old, untamed instincts. The embers Of
revolt III him were dead. He felt that
he would never again lose mastery OF
himself, that his passions would never
best him hereafter.
Dextry spoke. Eve had meeting
of the Strangers last night" He al
ways spoke of the vigllantes in that
way. because of his early western
training.
what was done?"
"They decided to act quick and do
any odd jobs of lynchin', claim jump
In or such as needs dom. There's a
lot of law sharps and storekeepers in
the bunch who figure Mcnamara s
gang will wipe them off the map next. Z
1T was bound to come to this
.'They talked of ejectin' the receiv-
er's men and putin all us fellers back
on our Mines
Good. How many can we count on
to help us?9
about sixty. We've kept the num-
Der down and only taken men with 50
much property that they'll have to
keep their mouths shut"
II wish we might engineer some kind
of an encounter with the court crowd
and create such an uproar that il
would reach Washington. Everything
else has failed, and our last chance
seems to be for the government to step
ln-that is, unless Bill Wheaton can dc
something with the California courts. Z
81 don't count on him. Mcnamara
don't care for California courts nc
more'n be would for boy with pea
shooter he's got too much pull al
headquarters lf the Strangers don't
do no good wee better go In an clean
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11

oue i the Judges 1T ths horse shop
held there yesterday
THIS Is ons ssh ot luiy that 4
sia not rata Noone complained thal
Z Mss pot warm enough
william Ralnes. tAe llsefiman had
h8 tllamS nroken gestefdag 10 : ran
away caused By aeNorks
Misses. Aunse ANA Aarf Chandler
Visited friend, aud took 81 the csie
oAlloa a Mlaai YESTERDAY
81 and Mrs Z 3 Fmysef eal
eave 10 a gew days fag Colorado
Springs e spsni The s4maseF
Tie livery Stable, dlsa aue hesi
ne@ yeNeraay A great maus Finga
sessibsAFts had 8 oassf ride
Vlalta esiessafsa the sth 18th
several pseulcs daring TIE aag aad
1 l2sss lot q fireworks at gigAi
Taa aides sitts presbgtsfiau sNofeh
sill serve Ice cream ca gfe eapfrh
lasa Nop1a fseu 5 fg g e'c.ecs q
Little FistA fis nlees etMrs A NJ
6fesn VITA las besn sefi assS sIek
witt typhoid ieveflss.oelY .mpfofiug
TIE Bsa And 6un cub sent O.
Cbetopa yesterday 70 celsaraie tAs iill
1'hey are baeA and report ne etlpples
Miss Carrie Armstrong returned
FROM Alton YeageniaY and viii Fs.t
elih hsg sister Ms Geo + Ae-Q'
iocb
a & pavs 81 shs AyeFy.RebsFts
Investment g took as twe BOYS g
Missouri sssleeiaf g gtsig the.rguud
father
pafsor pefsang aud N.fs G :
Bebout aud wife and Geo f. MeCalEoch
and wife 81 spent tie daY ashins yes
tefaay
vlnits S sne e the bus.est ana
pfettlesf places have seen % nY
travels Ia 0kiahema say mans Fslt.
9rs here
Mf RAYMOND 40 eas cne Or the
rshf.otwsy meh " tie rlela aud
Western BaHfesd stoppsa oe hsia
yesterday
Nn. 6 G. Roberts mais D.ek stag
At hene az day yesterday aud cleaa
house itne's sroahy al week he
has ANGLE cause
+ G Chandler % Fairand Nas
yi,itor al TIE aleftaln eaiee reaer.
day % hls ystern fron Mgsaoges
where he sent g die
Nlss Lena Moore who las been
gls.fllg Nf and Mn Gumnap .eft
for her home q Liueas Ms raesaag
bs.ns called flsfe en acc0ant 81. the
sickness of tslatiFe
Ins hands 81 Judge Riddles little
soa sefs painfully 6ageed ulth afe
w9rss las a.sat TIE ChlsiFaiH
Wnpte slth alN Hsffls ana
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Local happenings


Atfe4
Charley Collins sesn, yesssFaAs a
Bartlessllle
Frank Collins aas a sssites s Mas
kogee yesterday
Pryor farley speas ihe gsl w'gH he
girl IN MisMau
EB rmyser sgsus 'hs ~ Rttl
friends Ia Man
WI BYRD and NAssA sssais sgeal
The ith Is Neoss
Henfy RAsne u paglnS 70 sitl,
the lne.sea tssn nas
lar wAlkes e fas Flns Natopai
spent TIE tth 10 }op.ia
soto canpbei spent the tth n
Uebh elts sifh friends
Mrs b & Rsss Ana she old sent
speut tl.s ath ln fhe country
A large crowd attended ths pieuic
ii BacseIrs pafk YESTERDAY
q 5. Ayefg ana family aEs % Noeb
Ma enjoying a visit Wlfh friends
Rowe Cramwe. est "Wednesday ior
4 fea iaysysit ia Oklahoma cry
Lad Churchill and Harry Mitchell
spent the gth with friends "a Chelsea
A Number o. vInlta peoseatteaded
TIE celebration at Joplin Yesterday
Col E & Davidson was a Chelsea
visitor yesterday 10 see t0e ilens
SHOW,
Morris Knight had a good time
staying AZ home Yesterday and keep.
Ing cool
Rev .. g. Beatty ana eu we're
among those Who spsnt gheaay esgef.
day fishing
I'M Dauoagh aud daughter MIS-
Helen left yesterday Is vls.t friends
10 Guthrie
Ben ilarsFider ol Dallas Tex IS
Visiting the family q 8 4 Ganter
Cor leW days
81 and Mrs. l. " Raangioa sill
leave IA 4 few day fof Colorado Springs
for TIE summer
Tie friends o. Emmit Hughes en.
ioyed seeing him have a part e tie
sth As a holiday
W p >pyres Of tie ~ ftaln left
Wednesday fof a few aags visit With
nome folks Al Joplin
Editors Amos Berfam and Murphy
az spent the day at home yesterday
aud behaved themselves
J " Orr AND family spsut festef
daf aith their son and daughter
IN Chelsea. Mr. orr was ssactea Is
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William Jeanings BRYAN. sae Wots efeases ofa.ag
Aeadag JUS l5 H lQ#0
kss Anna Z 'vard shaw, Mas EasaaN Aaaaeas ~
.eH SaHaaE jas 81 s 4af
pr kokighl i1armolos ~ Hslsas 1sfaaess Isessssf
fFi4HSs daly 81 g. p
William steritrg Batfis. Aiastesrtss- fna pessan
IaeslaE 34Ee 8 IS 1sa s 3 aaA sea
.. a. hnxlette TrasH Aaes raaaas iassslfsl Iass
aas. lag Fl g s34n
r. Pauline Johnson. lesas.s asa Hafess ssf#4as
1n's -a af so IS
Dr Geo lsNoate cole. eIas CSC Nsssef n.asgsi-
81 Iaes3ss 8a8 81
Prof joins 2 aiibsrt Sstae sal9 lasfiafs f.s.fass
wednesday 6ais E afs
Sc Robert = lstelistt sassss aasassst essa.sF
Fasag. IaF s. 2aa8 S.
f1oHtaslif AtovrFs fsa He# 5asfasa HaeHaA ssfar
Hag. ia|t s. sa9
eirs. Iasalie elsSeft. peaea las sAasss Maalag
la9 la a sos
Hon. Chester s. ffoieuabs 81 Tas Ask 1sasns
NaaHasias eas ls As
1asnsFd lee DaagS. AassS6soa t,lIt Iasslst. ialF
= 4 faN
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pfol gatts, Rt5.aa. Nasiess Is5ssaras Ffs
bsaaasirsssa saaasg JaIl g sf-4Hm
oiol Valley. swedish smsfsat bsss N#a4sg tay 8 81
wsnses ssuss Amshars. Nofsl Lsss H.s So.
asT- 3ass s. q szAa
Ns's ttoispab Tas rsaea- Eaassls aaalsssy 5a.s 81
4 sHo
faou| Chas. h, faadis. iHf.aaHs h-.saf S.
EaEstHf. 6als s. IS ia7NaM
essai L,sl,n lsaiawsa, Fsg5ass Afast Esfeef SIS
4sfl jas 3 e 500
tfan TsliassH President gfleetHg ~ hfkaasss
ssesaas xa4 lsefk see
Hhe Nsiias Naaesrt company rza Nat.z
Mas4es da
Ia. AHinhioa 1al< opsftsf. 8ra b "a nss
saENe.s 1aassssr aH.s e 6 ss
IRE Basfan lsts Qssf'sf Fau4ea Sae EaszsE tisa.sI
szfeH. asaass. #liH ia
shfiakfet's aas tfsa oss h4sfss Fafsf 1fssas IS
ssssfts fHutx. aa|E IS
-afelfessa hils. sIHRefs. 7s oa plaasa IS 8s8,
Hss. satasls t4Iz q 6 s# Hm
1ne kiseFssph N8n.nsass Wsf8s Fass MatIaa ft.ases
"Wednesday fHif Ii 81 s H8
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FaN#tttAt aett
Ia TIC M CHE ssa visited friends
here yesterday
Mrs T. L 0u & G elsea 4 nefs 60.
day visiting friands and relatives
xR. Cfomvel returned from Tulsa
last night where hs sFent the sth
Jno. B Turner aAsa visitor % Che.
sea TIE an 60 see TIE Horss shos
Misses Narsials @ fula arrived
here lasi nlshl 90 4 fAst e MlN Res
SIC spldlns
Archlteet osaukop 81 Maskogts Wll0
has ctAgRe q the aaditoslau ls ia tbe
elty .soslng over TIE weFs
Judge L F paFsst 81 ste IS hsfs
ca gSt % hs son frsm 81 Lpals
went g Nussogee ths moming
slater Mcclure S settlns along ssIg
nicely lis les was badly smashed
ep bgt j. msndlas 10 good shape
Il O saller 81 Cassflae go aha
ur " = eeeWe q jefgysUle Afs
eers visitors hers ths morning Is
tResu trains
NJ 1ge Tghsf resa visitor % the
Chsftau or'ee Yesterday and ordered
the chlef,aiu seut 20 hIs brother 81
Nahellon 7
Gen Alfred gsu19fi s. springfield
I.l president ei ths lntsustlsual
BANK ard Trust ga Nha hss Is q ln
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THE VINITA CHAUTAUOUA
July llth to Path Best Program in the West
Chantauqua Season Tickets s. 80 for Adults
and Sl.25 for Children

Even tins price fhe ticket proposition eeaoasy cheap
about g per session g hear Americas be-t talent
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~ keanstf Laaatiss Cough
s4fap Iqulalnes "a splale& 4 drives
fhs cod oak 81 fhe sgalem b gently
moving ~ heusl4 Contains Haaey
aud a. Al sases HeaTlY Is kae1 as
| maple a4faF ghIlllfsu Ike e ee.1
s. NeII4E1&z s Ne9sIs aHd Peoples
/ Drug Nlnze N
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ethef msmnas via are nafsne ths
llEsls tsa eofks tlcsima gosst
John Hal) vas Abls a SIC Is part
a. sle dag fesgerdaf ana alll pFea
ahly be- fulls feeo cred ifonhls feseai
sickness 10 q fsw dass
A. 4 ChaFeAlll sass that Chelsea
DESERVES great cfsdt iog bsh4 TIE
nFst teaa 20 che laiiAn TeugefF e
have a One horse Sizes
neans Roberts ce,sbfatea Tie sih
bs lumplue oaf 81 tas 80 caft He
vii 1menos tie glh tos several
DAYS oy ! small pamp ga hs nosSin
M.N Bertha Tionason snf Nls
Josie nafssf lsil lsf Las An2iss CAA
Taesiag night ou vet aad g sc
tend tie NAtienas Teachers sss9s
lation
Sateg Mcclure tie sigu palatef
Neie Il eoss "Wednesday te ftea
The ssafald and ofaks Als lss IA twe
places besides bgslng himself on
Aegg saa.f
South Ni.sah sffeeE Nas ulesls
vas 81 81 ttt 8Esbe3s - ghe tsif
II Illinois aseaae hai SEEN ptfea tast
eeaia aaEe taseu gess g eash
fuk IS AlsQ
Tie Waoinsh e. finita Ntfe c
tesfaugs saA a las felliag caaissi az
Miaml fsst fday aea brought hous
both pFi@s That's tbe eAT Nl0lta
peog.e da th.ues
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Hss ere II, Days aaa Hours thar Fu 81 ne Attractions u Appear
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p sz - z ttH =H.E "#4tas 81
al ssssoa Nn @sffssf Nlil oan
hsf 81 Chicago laa sses 81 I've 81
sls.f aaa eilI $50 dss3le i raft 81
hsf tine ta iaaksns lp tbs latest Styles
e millinery ana fsueT k1ads Thh
& tie sscend season of tie Fslrs s.
tempt 9 handle a faa llae - ae Is
date niiHnef4 s81 ~ Stfykef fspofts
that ~ sales Is tits l.nt aafs over
- hats beyond 4 81 he expected 20
ssil
a representative AZ the 4a,nesfssn
Exposition s befs & soeafa sous
scenes 10 aud sl9and Kluits te -
sloNu lie visitors af fAe exposition
y E moslns picture naeHius lIe
eas taken q elafse q Neau j N
ofy hsgaa sad SECRETARY wise q tie
eA4a 4sf 8 CeHusses el4a see ssFg
musH Interested g h4sink vInga
ee.. represented lufhs pictures
1l9s ~. be coed sdtefllseatat
q car cts ana slil pEotahlf eonvlnes
a1us visitors % tAs Expositlan that
ladan Territory tosns ana people
4se g far advanced Is civilization s.
aaf effel sAetlep @ tie United 1tstss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-11-07
CAs To
Bears the The Kind You Have Always BOue
Signature ss IMAZZZ%M

Mrs. Frank Brown and children
left last Friday for Hornick, Ia.
Mr.. Brown remained to superin-
tend the sale of some of his per-
sonal property at auction on Sat
urday, and left on Monday to Join
his family, and from Hornick they
will go to Cherry Valley, ILL.,, to
make their future home.
j. M. Dunmire and wife return
ed last Monday from Oklahoma
where they attended the national
farmers congress, after which they
visited friends in Kansas and Iowa.
MIR. Dunnire says there were over
one thousand delegates at the con.
gress, the largest attendance ever
received by the association. There
We're about twenty-five in attend
ance from South Dakota, includ.
ing ladies.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-11-07

Mrs. Nm. Klinkner of Lester
vile was in town Monday having
some dental work done.
Mrs. Clarence Marchant went to
Tyndall Saturday to visit the fam
lily of Supt. Gerald Muller.
When you need anything in
school supplies get them at Cen
trail Pharmacy.
Mrs. Alansing Cobb went to
Mitchell last Thursday to see how
the new house that her husband is
building there was progressing
They expect to move to that place
about the first of January.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-11-07

Gel your school tablets at Cen
trail Pharmacy.
Clarence Marchant has complet-
ed husking a 22-acre field of corn
which yielded 45a bushels per acre
A. r.. Fish returned from Philip
Saturday and went to TyndaIl to
look after his official duties for a
few days.
Bruhn & Zehnpfennig for
School Books and school supplies.
r.. A. Voy of Flandreau was here
last Friday to look after his farm
west of town. He says Flandreau
was visited by a fine rain last week
and was surprised 10 find that our
rains are all prospective.
Mat K%linkner returned from
Rapid City last week and says he
put a homestead tilingon a piece of
land twelve miles east and two miles
south of Rapid City. He purchas-
ed a REIMBURSEMENT, got the key to
the shanty and has delivered it to
his wife.
The Gents furnishings in gener,
al at John Schmierer & Sons are
the best which they have evel
shown for fall, buy now the fall
wearing apparel before the cold
weather appears.
The chicken pie supper served
by the ladies of the M. e. churcl
last Thursday evening was wei
patronized, the receipts from the
! supper being $4O.55. A sale Of
some other articles brought il
$1O.27, making the total receipts
of the evening $5O.S2.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought