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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31

ESGE HFHN HEH&tE FEM FE-FHE
J. w. Timer made another big
land deal last week with Philip
Orth, OF Lesterviile, q brother of
Andrew and Anton Orth of Memo.
Mr.. Ulmer got six quarters of Bead
le county land at $23, 300 for three
and a half quarters of Yankton
county land valued at $4,000.
Which one got the best deal is hard
to tell as ali depends on which land
advances in price the fastest. Mr..
Ulmer has more acres but Mr.. Ortiz
gets q we'll improved farm.-Hutch-
inson Herald.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
willing to Help Along.

The cranky old bachelor was irrita-
BILE. Calling the landlady. he said:
"Mrs. Hashley, who IS it that keeps
singing 7 Would Not Live Away?
THAT is the lady in the room across
the hall, sir" answered the landlady.
"Well," continued the @. O. B., "kind-
" give her my compliments and tell
her if she keeps that up much longer
she can rest assured she won't"-Chi-
cago News.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
n

eve prefer Chamberlain's Cough
to any other for our child
ren," says Mr.. l.. J. Woodbury. OF
Twining, Mich. "It has also done
the work for us in hard colds and
Group, and we take pleasure in rec
ommending it." For sale by All
Druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
a Valuable Lesson.

six years ago | learned a valu
able lesson" writes John Pleasant,
Of Magnolia, Ind. 81 then began
taking DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
md the longer | take them the bet
ter | tind th4m.'' They please
everybody. Guaranteed by All
Druggists. 25c.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
Character.

There is a tremendous power in char
acter when added to ability. A great
many youths think that ability is ev-
erything; that if a man has brain pow.
err he a accomplish most anything,
but he is a lightweight man, no mat.
ter how able. If he does not add char.
acter to his ability.-Success Maya.
zine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
Official PaperofB Bon Bonnie coun
2. A, BLISS. Editor 4 Proprietor,
SUBSCRIPTION 81. 90 PEA YEAR.
SCOTLAND MARKET REPORT.

Supt. Muller has assumed the
duties Of his Office and is spending
most Of his time at the court house.
He will move his family to Tyndall
at some future date and both he
and his estimable wife will be vel
come additions to the social circles
of the city. yndall Tribune.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
Not Ahead.

"They say that shifter is ten years
ahead of his time"
"Well, it's not true. Pm his landlord.
and l know he's just six months be-
hind"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
serious.

Dashaway-Don't you think that Tor
such a wealthy chap Dufins takes his
pleasures seriously? Cleverton--He mas
to. They are. all he has to worry
about.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31

Be grateful for every hour and &C.
cept whatever 1t brings.-Thoreau.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31

AUDITORS AND TREASURERS
Detailed exhibit OF Receipts and Disbursements in the County OF Bon
BONNIE for the Quarter ending De-. 81, 1906, Shouting Hmounf
Of Funds in the Creasry and Ubere Deposited.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
c-Jer

70 head of Jersey sows
and gifts which will be bred to
Parker King, NJ. 24993 ard
Tucker Boy Nc. 4O775 and Fash
ION Plate No. 54433 Orion's
Wonder.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31

Farm Machinery q full and COM
plete set. Also a list of miscel-
laneous articles including so
white Plymouth Rock chickens
and twenty stands of bees.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
1880 81
A or SOUTH DAKOTA,
Joupty of Bon Homme.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKoTAl aEA@.M@
loumy of Bon omme A
~ S NJ s. lotion s. .Auaaor BENG sht duly won doth say tia. the TeasuraAs exhibit henons IS
nd that e Auditor seshbti 4 tuean nd correct Aatement Of an warrants drawn OF The
udngt the quarter land htth estaeHent of assets andi liabilities stue and ouect.
. - ..H ,MA. ,4 s . K-M COTTON. @
.L.FsH,M M
lsEAI Clerk Circuit Court
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31

stomach trouble is but q symptom OF. and not
u 'tseif Q true disease. We think of Dyspepsia.
heartburn, and Indigestion as real diseases. yet
they are symptoms only of a certain specific
Nerve s-ickness-nothing else,
y was this TACT that first correctly led Dr.. shoop
N the creation OF that now very popular Stomach
Kemedy-Dr. shoop's Restorative. Going direct
70 the stomach nerves, alone brought that success
ana favor 70 d.. shoop and his Restorative. With.
out that original and highly vital principle. no
such lasting accomplishments were ever to be had.
FOR stomach distress, bloating. biliousness, bad
breath and sallow complexion, try DR.. Shops
hestoratlye-Iable or Liuuid-apd see for your.
sen what 1t can and win do. We sell and cheer.
fully recommend
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-31
ASSETS OF THE COUNTY IN DETAIL
Total amount of school money loaned
secured by mortgages and bonds. S2.,6Ts

AaSH Oh nHH0 -... .-.-..........s $500 $4,000 GIL
Court house and grounds, sales and
fixtures, and county Jail. ......... 5000 ool
Poor farm 5000 90
Seed grain notes IS 81
Tota se,oSote7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

ger Com @olfer, Gtgentbiimer OeS
2ofolS, nicoergeid]oiien. 2odonp
blicb ouf ser StcQc tobt, GGoion Bat
cine Gugel i'm &opf uuo cs eriItirt
feine SoifnltnN uuf icine Hettllng,
m1brenb @udingbom Ourh Sdiiiie
in Ole Seite un0 SAuIter lcbenSoc'
fG6rlid perpunOet lit, Molfer lit eir
notoriitbcr 0eSperooo uno mur irbon
friiber mcgcn 9ctrieb eincs n8lino
Siger" nit Ser Eoli5ei in Gonflift.
Gr entflob no6 Der 8bot, lpuroe ies
bod ipGter in Gum, 9t..9., ctngefan.
gen. Gin @eiber, mclhcr sur 3eit
beS Sorfolles I'M 9ofol onueieno
mar, ionic &ulfer'S Gbefrou befin.
oen iif e6cnfoas in Soff. Ger Gors
foll nerllriodte lngebeurc 9Iufregung
ltn0 @ouperneur @lenn bat 0ie bic.
liac Wtili5.G .Gompagnic sum Gienit be-
pr6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Sutelbrano nnb ScbcnSuerluit.

81 eIter go, 3. MGr5. Sobn
Gonlp, Gin aonifer Ser &onitp ,Soir-
Sbeatertruppc, iprong beutc aus ei-
mem 6cnlter i'm oritten Stodmerf oes
r9lrcaoe &otels," 6. uuo 0orfet.
StroBe, in melhem Elm Seuer ulsge.
bro6eu mar, uno tuuroc getGotet
5rat 8ntipn ein anoereS Wlit9Iier
ser Gruppe, erlitt id)ipere 9ranO.
mun0cn llno liegt in fritiihem 3l-
itnnOe I'M Soipital. 9lQe iibrigen Sn-
iaiicn Oes S0otcls iuurOen gerettct. Ter
pefltni0re Shooen betr6gt etpn
$t5, 700.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Tiir elm SdDnrs.Wunnmcnt.

New' Dorf, 4. DtGr5. - 9os
bieiige &orl Shur5.Ienfntal-G -Gontite,
oeiicn 8orliber Soiepb $. Gboate lit,
ber0ifentlidjt Elm Girfular 5ilr grldii-
terllng ieiner 3iuede uno miro oaiielbe
i'm Satfe oicier Rohe IN 3auienoen
bon Grenlplaren I'M 2anoe oerbreiten.
GS boiit, $250,000 fir oas Donu.
lnent oui5u6ringen, welhes Die @e.
Itnlt elmer Stutlte ans Wiarmor ooer
gron5e erbalten loQ. 9lbgeleben BON
Dem Wionliment an iino iilr lid uer'
folgt oos Gomite. nie eS IN Dem Cir
fulor angiebt, nahfelgenoe 3lpede:
3oroerlmg ilno groBere 9lnluenoung
Der ErinBipien Der Giuiloienitreiorni;
e6roerltng ser ?lusoebnlung gerllla-
niItiihcr &ulhlr in Den Der. Staoten;
9(ncrfennimg Ser @erfe oeS Srn.
Shur5 i'm Sntereiie Der feger. iino
Der ,5noiauer. .Hoiie in Den Ser. Staa-
ten ourdj @rridtimg zines paiienoen
@eb1uoeS ODER anoeren 0enfnals im
Sampton.Snititit. Gos Gomite err
iudt nm oe Cooperation oller Ger
ienigen, melde Elm erbabeneS @enie
uno cole, lneigenniibi9e offentlihe
TienltleiItlingen bepluoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
W(all fallll
tiutll Wiallll
nt6t bo6
anf etnen
gaunt beben.

Erufciiionclle Jieflame nnS be3abl.
tes 2ob mSgcn cinrm Mrtifel 81 ma.
fiscr Nadfrasc ucrbelien, abcr ,ucnu
bcriclbc uidJt bnrd) inneren 8crtb in
bic SGbc fommt, 1T es nntlps, ibn
bnr6 gln5ciscn ucitcr 81 idic6cn.
pSalc's Soneg Of pOregonnS anb
Gar" crreidte idjpu Ianse ben @ipfel
babardJ, SaR es ME beriebfte, Sniten
oScr GrfGltung at fnriren. Gs 6ringt
idnclle Grlcidternns bon iucbem
Sals nnb gronditis. Man nebme es
in Seit nuS perbiite eruitlide aranf.
felt. SIR sIpOtbcfer bcrfanft es.
Wlan baltc es in Sieiem pcrGnbcrlideu
@ettcr 5nm Wcbrand btreit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Bier GublcnarGbcr nmacfuumcn.

SCRANTON ga, 8. 0idr5. -
IS lit icbt fcit9citellt, onB ollie MGn,
ncr aus Der &olOcn. 3eAc, IN pclber
iib oeItcrn cine GrpIolion ihInoen-
Der @ettcr crei0nctc, lebtno entfomen,
Dab icood pon Oen oht ihmer Der
bronnten &pblcngrdbcrL melGc &C.
ltcrn berous 0cbolt tulr0cn, pier ieit.
Dem geltor6en limo. Seine 2eiben
murOen in Der 3e6e geillnoen imO
Hicmon0 miro uerniBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
WrGnDc.

5ompn 6lo., 3. Widr5. - Gic
Sbir. imb SenIterrobmcn 6abrit
Der Seton Gefle 2lrmber 60" lit
nit elmer groBen Guontitdt 9uubol5
our6 sSeller 5crItort poroen. SerlllIt
$50, 900.
}(tlonto, Ga, 8. Wdr5. - Gin
bclltc iriib I'M iiiOliben Stoottbeilc
ouagc6rohencr grnno legte Die So
britcn Der DFed- Gum JltrnitnrC
Go," ionic Der oSuIlipan 1urniturt
So" in 2lihc, uno oas @tablilienent
Der v@eor8io Gar 60" puroe mn
nit fnnpper 9ot6 gerettet. Ter S6o'
ocn.4uiro nni 500, geiddst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
% MenIdjcn onrd) aoblen8as iibcr-
lu1ltiot.

SmitbfielO, u. s., 3. MGr5.
- Seute iriib purOcn 3wnn5ig W0n.
ner llno fiinf 6rnilen in eincm aolt,
boule bei ser 9ernon 0alhnmoll.
ipinnerei in ser naben Srtidoft
@eorgiapiae Our6 aoblengas iiber'
mGltig, uno 5lpci oerielben nGnIid,
Ctis Eott, ser 7S.idbri9e gi8entbii-
mer oes aoitbauies, ionic Sobn 90
lap merOcn pieQeiht nidt OoDon fonl,
men. Gie llcbri8en imp otber @e'
iabr. 9aa aoblengnb bate iid mls
cincm 5u itorf gcbeijten Glen I'M
2nuic Der 9taAt iiber ale H1ume Oes
@ebGu0rs uerbreitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
,srcd,e gcranbnne Der Eoit.

G6icogo 3. Wdr6. - Sin Eoit'
lpagen, III Incident it'd brei Sade be-
ionoen oeren elmer regiitrirte EoIt-
laden i'm Mertbe pon $1,000 entbol'
ten BADEN ioa, miiroe geItern 2lbeno
Dor Dem @eb1uoe Der 9lftienborie, an
Der 2ainQe. unO Woibington. StroBe,
aeItoblen, rpGbreno Der sSilbrmnnn
lpeitcre Boitioden aus Dem Snncren
oes @ebGuoes bolte. 3tpei Stunben
ipdter iano man ben Wagen brei Wtei'
len pon ser gorie entiernt ailf, nllein
oie goitidde nit ibrem Subalf Daren
perihpltn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
glrdlie 9ipOicpclt bat Sipbtberitis.

8 bingtou, :. s., 3. MGr5.
- 9lrtie 9tooieoclt, Ser ilnge Sobn
0es Rr0iioenten Ieioet al Scr 0ip6-
tberitis, ieoob lit iein 3uitono fem
beoenfliGer. Ter Yotient lit i'm iiio-
0Itli6en 3immer oeS @eiBen SauieS
iIolirt un0 cine Itrenge GuorontGne
miro beobadtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
giueu ans In ebrett

ronn Jendnb berlpebrcn. uno Elm &erind ocr
q. sernorp's aranierpinen pirb Seoen Der az,
Berliopfuna. 1bspepe. aopiidbmer5, Dlniiiglei
s6pinoeI llebeieit Soobreineit, YetlId
tSeichmad i'm lRlirne II. 7. 10 Ictbet. bancll
iber5riigen. eub oeies gltttel oefeH 3niantiller'
feRliiia Dor Subrbunoerien BON oef gelebrtetl
Nernbdrotner Ni1itben erfinben iuirbe, anh
bente nod Gus bette U'ttel .geaen nIIe ene
2bmptome uno beren @rnnoIeloen. eeberirnnt'
belt IT, sos-e,e ,esD
gdIe fhr's ausfono bcior1t g. Mint. Gr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
glnttbat clues gIegcr.I eipcraoos

3onettepiIte, 0..G, 8. Wdrj.
= Holi3eidei Gboion uno Die goli5i-
iten 2ofamp unO gufingtam ipur.
ben in Der lesten 9todt bel elmer 9ia5-
sia ali cine 6liiiterbuoe bon Oem gie'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Tolfs glarnlanb gniiues 9ircetorp

Wiortba Eeterman, cine i'm Sc
b1ilOc Der oDuung Dten'S Gbriltian
g(iiociotion" angeitellte glenotorluar-
teriil 81 Bbilooelptia, luuroe geItern
3ufdllig inter ibrem eigenen Glepator
5erlilulnlt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
MAY BE DEPoRrED.
flomcsick Engllsbmnn Found 70 he
Insane and Committed Ia Provo.

Samuel Byrne was examined ms to
nis sanity yesterday afternoon before
Judge Armstrong by County Physician
CalderwO0d ana Or. Raley and was
committed to the State Mental hos
ltal at Provo. Byrne WAS taken In
custody by the police last Saturday
whsle standing on the corner OF Sec
ond South and Thirteenth East streets
ana 50 Tar az kn0wn he has NOT spoken
a word sin1e his arrest and for that
reason hnN Boon termed THE kphynx"
ly tho Officers
lie is 40 yeaS OF age and came
10 tails state from England on Jan. IL
iass. He went Ia lsinrhnm whore he
WAS employed In the ininch Accord.
ing to me statement ~ Henry and
ChTls Lolyay, who came across the
ocean with Byrue, the tier has been
very hOuoslek and Respondent for
about q musth Ne Was very melan-
choly and sept away from his assooi,
atos enf tWn weeks ago he diss npcar-
ed from Bingham and his friends did
not know where he was Until they
read OF him being confined In the
county jail awaiting an examination
az 10 his sanlly. II Is Very PROBABLE
that Immigrant Inspector Longoy Will
take steps 10 nave Bryhe neportsd and
seat back 70 his native land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
JURORS DRAWN.


Jurors have been drawn by tho coun-
~ clerk. county attorney and county
treasurer to serve In the district cuart
In this county during the April term as
follows:
Judge Rttehles Court-Grant Hornp.
:un Christian a. Thorum. George
StrngfeIlow, J n. Dyer. j. W. Bllkug-
ham, ., a. Honnald O. Il. Eranning
Edward Martin Charles NJ Husbands,
Gould n Blakeley, Charles Trptow,
Joseph Haas Charles @, Needham,
James ". Lambert. w. c. Robinson. c,
V. elmer Charles O. Farnsworth. j. n
1-sbrum. Alfred Edward Solomon
Thomas A, Howard John C. Sandberg
Thomas r. lewis Joseph a. Tremayno.
Sir, Frank A. Fatek Theodore Ioyen-
llhl Albert J. GIN, Andrew !, Gray
son, William i, RaYb0uld. John j, Gull
'acher j. r. Il. Franklin II. +, Turn
bow, Jr, John A. FrilsCh W. Fl Damn,
A. H. 31ttmnn, John Hansen Charles
H. Robbins, Edward Hancock william
Waller James h. Tlhbitts Frank O.
Howe Charles w. Drew, Harry r..
D5aTd5rtf Henry y, Elder Isaac W
Day, Fred H. l3omqulsJ, John u, Ncf-
Judge Armstrong; court~-CNr a.
srhied. Haber l.. Jones. Claude II,
Goodfrl. David H. Fulop, Oscar Chris
roDharson. George w Webster, Herbert
l. Penrose, David Bells, Samuel NJ
Boyd, stephen shng lclon, j. H. Gar
res, WMlan w, Ritter Walter S At
wood. John Lawrence, Jonah r. CrOXall
oscar %, HtmenVay James Han er,
Thomas Birch. a Milton Musser, VIII
liam H. Cameron Fred j. Christensen
Peter lsae M usseU George SChlesIuFrr,
William Cooper. Nephl Vincent Samuel
lester Charles h, Alley. Henry ~ Bird
1ohn n Lowe, NJylGn G.. Fox Huns
hrIstnpherson, william ID, Foster Al
heri r.. Asper, George y, Maigetts, w
u. hyde Rudolph Ross. Theodore Me-
RCnn Joseph EaW0nds. Don G.. L}ob-
Bins. John r. Cunningham Spencer
ClHWsDn, John H. lsaacs Thomas j..
Ml7gleY William oswald, Joseph F.
Howels, William ]. Mitchell Charles
J.. Harmon George S, McAlllsler
Judge fowls gOurt-Iohn r. l3r shy
Peter f, Gnss william n Butcher. John
a. Tfuan, David Frnme, j. n WAL
kar Charles M Fowler Thomas s
Cordle. George A. Rossiter, Roscoe w
Fardiey Warren Paul, Frederick II
Br1ton, Russell CAilster Thomas W
MNner Charles NJ Illrich, Charles A
Iaubly. Frank n. Rudy Hyrum s
Mousey, William Picksrlns Morris
D. n Jeremy. Richard 4.
shIpp' Thomas 5, Newman Oliver r
Jensen, william r. Jones IT, Richard
= Mllef', Angus NJ Cannon, John J..
Nebeker- Herman Eamherger, II. II.
Pursell' John I-atimeT. John X Hardy.
Hsnry seeasld,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
HUMORs OF RAPID TRANSIT. st
Passengers IN Car SIt Under Umbrel-
las 10 Keep From Getting Wet.

The residents IN New England addition
IN the extreme southwestern Part Of the
ity Tec1ed their troubles 10 the streets
committee Of the city council last night
,.u urged that the franchise of the West
slide Rapid Transit company hc revoked
90 lAllihg 10 SIve the people proper car
ysyics. A. developed during The nearinE
mat the company owns only ore car anu
that Il is run by one man who is motor.
.-i tueu.vtJl ana general sUpernteud-
ent or tho road, II also developed rhal
ne recent Failure Of the cat to run at all
,oT period ot three days WAS due 20 thn
TACT thar one u the wheels was broken.
and II took the superintendent thrct DAYS
~ get another pair ot wheels from tho
Ltah Light and Railway company, and
l. q, Wiley spoke In behalf Of he resi-
dents and Statcu that the service was get
ting worse every day The company is
.NppOsed 70 run lts car Once an hour but
ne said that IL had not done so lately but
nat Il oulS made the trip once In a while.
he stated mat about go people arN com.
pellSd TO use the lime or elise walk mile
- the Utah Llght ana Railway companys
line and that when they did get on The
ar they never knew whether they would
arrive at their destination without walk
ng or mot IS generally they did have TO
Walk most OF the way. The company had
seen offered sl0,aN rQr thu line but refused
20 sell rog less Shan 5000 He urged that
he franchise be revoked 80 that the other
de car setVlCe-
Airy. T. C. Lachper represented the
Company and rectled in very humorous
manner the recent troubles with tho one
car and one .lnan lire. lie said that one
u The wheels bad been broken and the
Gag had to he laid IN tO-three days while
Jew %fsfls Were being Installed and IL IS
toner's. He also said that the Ties werc
all giving Qua az the same time and made
he roaabed veTy poor, bat he could not
rIaaf Ia Hauf4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
COFFEE INvALlDS
Cause Of trouble Often transported

a confirmed corree-drlnker who
found herself becoming a chronic in
valid and was puzzled as TO the
cause. consulted her physician, and
under bis advice was cured without
the use OF drugs, She writes,
after 90 years OF coffee drinking !
sudd emily found that i WAS beginning 10
have trouble with my heart. palpiya-
lions and a smothertng sensation. and
my occasional sick headaches were be-
coming an almost daily occurrence
II did not suspect that coffee had
anything To- do with II, and began To
take medicines but Kept on drinking
coffee,
Finally my heart trouble and head
aches grew 30 much worse and my
nerves bfcsme so shattered that any
unusuu nolae would make me jump
and shake MI over as II 1 had the ague.
Medicines iid not help mo and could
NOT d. my Homework satisfactorily, 80
I asked my physician IL coffee was
good Tor me-
''Hc M once replied Nos would
not advise YOU 10 use H. VIII Pos
turn huii He7' 4 asked Not at all:'
WAS hls qulCk rCspOnso. In fact Pos
tum Will be beneficial
Tho doctor was So emphatic, I
bought some. ana had It carefully pre-
pared according 20 directions ON the
hON, ! found tho new beverage de-
icions and refreshing, and the craving
ior the ola Kind or coffee dlssp peared.
and I grew very fond oT Postum.
1T was but short time tin all my
ailments were gone The heart
trouble has vanished ana with II has
gone the headaches, my nerves have
grown steady ana my head clear, 1
can do my work without distress or IA
tlGus. hope this VAL encQuraee sons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
HuMoR IN THE HOUSE.
Publications and Fun the Order of the
Afternoon in The Lower Branch

While waiting for tho senate 10
hurry up and get through with Its
long executive session, yesterday
afternoon. the house held a little So
cIal session. so 10 speak Reprcsen-
tative Tolton in behalf OF the minor
tS members. thanked the speaker for
the cOurtesies and fair treatment &c
corded them i5o said no Ons could
tell but al the Democrats had been
good Republicans 90 Judge by the
treatment they received. MIR Joseph
responded fcli3irousIy
Representative Mcmillan took the
floor and IN a neat speech called for
speech from Mrs Rudolph Kucner,
wife of the Weber county representa-
tive Now Mrs. kuchler has attended
every session or the house. day or
night during the entire 6s DAYS u the
session and has been as Interested IN
the 81 ,rk as her husband. ana that IS
Saying a great deal Mrs ESuchler
responded In q brief but well worded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22

address concluding her remarks with
thc fitting linest
Short the time since first / met yout
Brief has our acquaintance been:
but / never shall forget you.
Nor forget to call YOU friends
a number OF the members were
brought to bar IN truntned UP charses.
and compelled 20 ray fines. John on
OF she shirl house drew an excellent
certcaturo on Speaker Joseph On me
blackboard representing the speaker
as welding q large gaycl and com-
m0ndlng Utah To sit down AuA TINS
time WAS whiled away untsl sauntarTne.
time came. when the members dis
persed to inset again at 10 this morn
Ing.
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PILES CURED IN q TO II DAYS.
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ro pREvENr rnr GR1p.

LAXATIVE BRuMO Qunlne removes
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