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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-28
Look AT THENEw MAP OF THE
CHICAGO
/. MILWAUKEE s. ST. PAUL

RAILWAY.
A large map showing the Pacific.
Coast extension of this railway
through South Dakota, North Da
kota, Montana, Idaho and Wash.
ington has just been received here.
It is ready for inspection at the 10
cal station. This new line passes
through an excellent farming,
stock-raising, dairying and fruit
raising country, where there are
unusual opportunities for all. De-
scriptive books and maps are free
for the asking.
W. D. GRIFF1THs, Agent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-28

The political pot in Yankton
county is boiling in good shape.
The Press & Dakotan is opposing
the nomination Of Price and Van
Osdal for the legislature. and is
charging them with disloyalty to
the insurgent cause. The Lester
vile Ledger charges the editors Of
thasP q with being members Of
9 "boodling political trust. Yet
both factions claim to be the only
simon pure reformers. Sen. Dill
lon seems to have the support Of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-28
Heart STRENGTH

Heart Strength. or Heart Weakness, means Nerve
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llvely. not one weak heart IL a hundred is. in IL
ssl1: actually diseased. It is almost always a
T Tidse abs slny little es,,I nerve that really is all at fault.
n LIS UIscure nerveythe Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
stapulty. more controlling. more governing
strenRtn. Without that the Heart must Continue
these same controlling nerves, as lave
SINS ~ clearly explains why as q medicine. Dr..
efnoops restorative has in the past done SO much
me cause Of all this painful. palpitating, suffocat--
ing neart distress. DR.. Shoop's Restorative-this
weak and wasting nerve centers, It briids..
at.ssrengthens it offers real, genuine heart help.
II you would have strong Hearts, strong di-
them as needed, with
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-10
Roman Sketches

Have you read Mr. Watson's speech
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Contents:
The Heroic Land Reformers of Rome.
The Great Slave Revolt.
The Tribune of the People.
The Brilliant Leader of the Artistic
Gratis.
The African King
The Greatest Of Roman RefOrmers.
The Dramatic Love Story of Antony
and Cleopatra.
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we are ready, without resistance, to
point it out to her. And if no way
opens we have at least put ourselves
out of bondage to her.
The second way in which other peo-
pie get on our nerves is more serious
and more difficult Mrs. So-and-
so may be doing very wrong
really very wrong; or some
one who is nearly related to
us may be doing very wrong-and it
may be our most earnest and sincere
desire to set him right. In such cases
the strain is more intense because we
really have right on our side, in our
opinion, if not in our attitude toward
the other person. Then, to recognize
that 1t some one else chooses to do
wrong it is none of our business is
one of the most difficult things to
do-for woman, especially.
More than that it is difficult to
recognize practically that, in so far
as it may be our business, we can best
put ourselves in a position to enable
the other person to see his own mis-
take by dropping all personal resist
ance to it and all personal strain
about it. Even mother with her
son can help him to be a man much
more truly if she stops worrying
about and resisting his unmanliness.
But, - [ hear some one say, "that
all seems like such cold indifference. "
Not at all-not at all. Such freedom
from strain can be found only through
more actively-a ffectionate interest
In others. The more we truly love
another, the more throughly we
respect that others individuality
The other so-called love is only love
of possession and love Of having our
own way. 1t is not really love at all;
it is sugar-coated tyranny. And when
one sugar-coated tyrant antagonizes
herself against another sugar-coated
tyrant the strain is severe indeed, and
nothing good is ever accomplished.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-10
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN.

Reliable farmers or dairymen in
need of good, reliable and working
white family would find it their inter-
est to address Horace, care of Jeffer-
sonian, or 33 South HUMPHREYS ST., At
lanta, Ga. 2t
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WHY DOES MRS. SMITH GET ON
MY NERVES?
Continued from Page Five.

willing to have them different? Is
there any reason for it except the
very empty one that we consciously
and unconsciously want every one
else to be just like us, or to believe
just as we do, or to behave lust as
we do? And what sense in there in
that?
Il cannot stand Mrs. So-and-
so; she gets into a rocking-chair and
rocks and rocks until I feel as if I
should go crazy!" some one saws.
But why not let Mrs. So-and-so rock /?
1t is her chair while she is in it. and
her rocking. Why need it touch us
at all?
but, [ hear a hundred women
say, 1T gets on our nerves; how can
we help it's getting on our nerves? 2"
The answer to that is: "Drop it off
you nerves. ] know women who
have tried it and who have succeeded,
and who are now profting by the
relief. Sometimes the process to such
freedom is long one; sometimes it
is a short one; but, either way, the
very effort toward it brings nervous
strength, as we'll as strength of
character.
Take the woman who rocks. Practi-
cadly every time she rocks you should
relax, actually and consciously relax
your muscles and your nerves. The
woman who rocks need not know YOU
are relaxing; it all can be done from
inside. Watch and you will find your
muscles strained and tense with
resistance to the rocking. Go to work
practically to drop every bit Of strain
that you observe. AS you drop the
grossest strain it will make you more
sensitive to the finer strain and you
can drop that-and it is even possible
that you may seek the woman who
rocks, in order to practice on her and
get free from the habit of resisting
more quickly.
This seems comical-Almost Ridi-
culous- to think Of seeking an annoy
ance in order to get rid of it; but,
after laughing at it first, look at the
idea seriously, and you will see it is
common-sense. When you have
learned to relax to the woman who
rocks You have learned to relax to
other similar annoyances. You have
been working on a principle that
applies generally. You have acquired
a good habit which can never really
fail you,
If my friend had invited Mrs.
Smith to supper and served baked
beans for the sake of relaxing out of
the tension of her resistance to the
sugar, then she could have conquered
that resistance. But to try to
conquer an annoyance like that
without knowing how to yield in
some way would be, so far as
[ know an impossibility. Of
course, we would prefer that our
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-10

A small head Of lettuce spread
apart without separating the leaves
from the stem end, sprinkled with
Spanish red peppers-the kind that
come in cans-and dressed with
mayonnaise, made an attractive salad
at recent supper. The lettuce head
stood on a broad lettuce lead. Chop
ped nuts, chopped olives or any other
salad mixture might be used in the
same way over the lettuce, or
French dressing mixed with grated
cheese Or powdered hard boiled egg
yolk might take their place. Some
times the open head is filled with a
chicken or Waldorf salad mixture
Not many women die old maids
Though there seems to be a great
many old maids in a town, most Of
them marry some time, if their chance
is little late in coming. More men
die old bachelors. After man
reaches SO he becomes very proud Of
the fact that he is unmarried, and
regards it as a piece of cunning ON
his part to have escaped with so many
women after him.-Atchison Globe
s
Mr.. "Fingers" Corners may not
exactly measure up to the Jeffersonian
standard, but that doesn't worry Mr..
c., who has no time to waste on a
"dead one," under which heading
T. J. is catalogued in Mr.. c. mind.
New York Telegram.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
SUMMONS
 HELP BY
 WIRELESS

SAN FENNgISea Th, 8e Zoe aHha which SHHHaz tsevd the ..aH#Ha sa.sH ea4a.It. Has Marsh t.aa #HHaHeH by wireless u#- HsH' by fae steamer city of I# Pre- teaH-fHr .r leaving Sui-- ..H ## 7fur 'az -tsae., 'Hs bar aats-
 --z-=f# .arr- and after setting aut 2. z.f sav.frnaz =arIau- G.4s Tn. o=Heet#r aa- =r=#Hrt- -tfu#= Sat uriay evening eHsa -rokcn he th. rrs Hf Fu.h.a hound from tH5z port ta fHe sound The E#eHa turned ieo-. WIrei.=- ws-=agg 4EuE TEg Co- 4uslla'- pa~iriaH. teIHHs af t#e -eHoau- erz condition and a=B#ss nat t tag hc seHf out from eaes h=y. The eoium- bia feaH3 tha -ehaaH=HH.i sunday had The -aEiue vcssel safe tn rert
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Peter Zowras. James Mantjos. \. Englert. Grant Vaughan. ole Vike. J. Johnson. D. Levy. their heirs and assigns
 You are hereby notified that the un- dcrsigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred CSl00 dollars on the following placer mining claim for the year 1907. to-wit: The old Chan nel group. on the east side of BOwhead creek. d tributary of Cripple river, sit uat"d in the Cape Nome Mining Dis trict, District of Alaska. and recorded in Vol IA. page 264. Bonanza Record ing District. District of Alaska Lo- catcd March 90. 1905
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety (9O) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate shares of such ex- penditures as eo-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersinged under section 2394 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 A. G. SWANSON.
 Co-Owner Date of first pub March 31. 1908. Date of last pub. June 90. 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
NICK HURLEY
 IS IN JAIL

FAEEANKS. March If- All If the. old-tlarfz in fhe Panama wul remem- ber Nirs Burl-e. nhoSo mrtearic career ia tals camp and fa Dawson kept him in the public ~ea He mot Bny Bates her. lat-r he sa- but under peace hnnd= for threatening To kin his wife
 The following r- clipped from The Dawson N-aS
 Jack k.une1k Aaa wiu be weH re- msnbsfed hy Dawson people. writing ta .ta aid teqaaintauc.. in Dawson from Wallae. Idahe gives some interesting details as to rhe imprisonment ef Nick Borfag and also reports the death of Mrs Norman b. AIacaulay nee Blanche. Extracts from inc letter rcaI as follows.
 only learned from Nick Eurl y who - herc in Jail awaiting his trial that sau Here in Dawson Eow about Burley. Last April he was arrest d at spokane, on warrant from here. charging him with abduction Both th. sirl tMiss Emma Eolandel and Buries "ere arrested there and brought back Co Wallace. where Burley stay,d in fail far tHn mnnths He was let go on S7oo bonds in July. and his trial @as to come Hp at the last term Of the district court. in September
 "Beforc his trial came or Burley went 10 Nevada To fight Bmy Smith. whom he beat in three rounds. He had received letters from friends hero (myself for onep telling him that his trial was put off until this coming term which will hcgin on the 18th of March 1908 But he was arrested at Los Angeles and extradited
 "It is a very funny case and it would be an awful injustice to do anything to him. for Burley was not to blame in any way. She told him she was oyer IS wears old I know her very well and to me she looks quite young lady. She weighs about l35 pounds. and Is about five feet six or seven inches, and one of the prettiest girls in this part of the country. know for a fact that she is very much in love with Burley. and if 1t depends on her testimony at the trial. then BurIey Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17

~-in case any team sIau with draw from the race during tbr run ming of the samr. the driver rd ovuee must report to tho judges oi tl, ra ... as soon as possible
 te-No aid or assistance ct any Sa-t is to be given Go driver or dogs cx- crpt at regular stopping placcs. and such places are Co h. designated By the driver tn the judges. or to the committee tn charge. before the race. II.-AI entries are To De made Ia tHc secretary Of the Kennel Club at i;s offices in the Nome Bank S Trust company building to whom all places ef stopping te rest feed or stimulate dogs or driver must be designated. i2--At such places where dogs and driver rest. feed or stimulate. it is understood that tho assistance of par tics other than the driver of the team ~iII bo allowed \ driver may stimu- late. rest or feed at lny point with aat designating the ~8fHe. provided he daes the same alone md unussistcd. ts.-Na driver can receive any as- sistancc in recovering loose or lost dags or iH repairing broken sled er harness. +r aHv of the necessary parts of a complete trnu outfit that may h. lost or broken.
 t4.-Nu entries shah he made on s- before T. o'clock noon. Saturday April k. l9oS. except for rHr Hot Springs rtcc. entries for which may bo m1ac tip to noon April %. 1908.
 l5.--Any one violating any of 'hese rules shall forfeit all rights to any prize provided therein
 !. C. GAFFNEY.
 X F. BOYD
 wM = WEST.
 Committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17

free man F seems that her step father wants he= to marry aa engineer at the Frisco mlae. at Gem. Idaho But she still sticks aa Burlcs
 T was to see Burlcy last week at the jait He Ha< not lost heart but he daeS not IaaH very guod He is pale 1u3 hfin ! am really sorry for him. faH r He eeeF needed friend it is now l asked nm how he felt. He aaly shook HIz cad and said
 -oh Jack. afsa sgas only back EH Dawson gglIa- had a good little aff4 Hse dtlH. l. Jack But I treat a1 a.a pretty ea3 If had anIy trca,- ed h.r halfaav night wouidn'. 5c asr. now.
 H. ems . ae pretty daVn-rcart- sd really f-sl sorry for him. and I heHt h. gets af at righ,
 =Eanchc eametta dtad herr on the eatH af this month. She was Mrs. Norman D >Iaeaulay whe had the Walae. huta here and .lu ald-timcr In ths krardik.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

 Notice is hereby given that bids WiH be received at the office If the Clerk of the District Court until I o'clcck D. m. on Tuesday April T 1908. for the removing of three build ings on Barraek Square. a distance of twenty-five feet to the south from where they now stand. and placing them on foundations
 Also separate bids for building 3 foundation on Barrack Square for q court house. plans and specifications of which may be seen al the office of the clerk of tho said court. The right ta reject any and all bids is reserved
 ALFRED & MOORE.
 Judge
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
LAW SON QUITS

According ta .h. Atesl l--u. af Et- erz body Hsztza. sa arHee n Nome. Thomas Lawson has 4uf ts dehf aeatu-r =t#e ss-raH sa4 has began sa rver f#s=z.al- a6 Hz= sru urm .h+ people fhsmzsea. rfs beloved pubic af which = Hr. na=zH az rHc cham rion i- nov !. a.- aaaf words conn ro-rd af Hat-rs but zgiarfuo-~rirgi fnFrates H. euaaaess them all and returns ta aae, he aaalanuy calls .-toca gambling ', r..urera,r imam alsIIy afrar aH a. spent Ia n, interests of tho poor victims af fhe terrible oe- topi
 So ends another -rlf-adverustns fakcr
 For years He lead tAs peapi. oa &ith the rosoundng tauuaer- of ar,icularei caror that Threatened destruction To m uraHt- m-aat,a hur which died aa.a into eant.mpdhia whine against his OWE aaleded Followers when he found fhat something more than raet- aricaI fireworks ,,.r. needed Co destroy systems sa deeply rpote1 n th. soil
 A. issue after issue If ta, magazine -e#e out h. promised That rh- gr-at e~ma .} far.a >m-rrr~ financial fits sa- aheea te.h.. .rmtr4.d4rvctIy te t.~ diseased spot-. -Aaa ae ~a- to .h.-tAe doctor ta Hppls tr. rtaaeea. he as- r. he q. -atIae If hi- eamtrs the great. pure or~-ff-h Thomas N Lawson.
 Hu' Hfs" a1 -ruuou- s8yior- n. has atIleH ts the Nay -id.. II. accuses .er people ef pfnums. and f.r anee
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FRANCHISE ASKED BY
 WHITE PASS REFUSED
If Charter For Proposed Railroad Ex- tension Is Not Granted Road
 May Be Shut Down

DAWSON March IsN -pyciaI ..-#aez-H 2. the NHe= from ottawa a#t ssa e#H4aHtf ~.Hs.t. eam-
 aaaa asa.N H5.et## to. application
 5#= Wtr. rass < Yuka# f3Eiraad aN.sa-Iaa taam Wnltehatss t" 'asaH#a ..~ttase ef a. #IIe= such .HuE H-s NfE ta refused tH.m until He razaraa. rstaEez tr- freis.s r.It,~.
 T. u gLN-..H a4la.s.. for sHs Whit, Pass x fuN-e= ~es th5t tHcr- has "ss# - sauIt t#Hf Haae against rr" .atas. a>aaHt a. sHe Dawson HaarI of Trade ###E Ire ##shiuEHg #H8rac-#
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To h. Willis. L. Flowers. \. Newman. Y. Fox. and their heirs. success ors or assigns
 You are all hereby notified that have expended during the years of l9)G to 1908 one hundred dollars each year in labor and improvements upon the Tundra claim. situated on the rigat limit of the Topkok river back of the lagoon. in the Nome Mining District District of Alaska. Location notice recorded in Vol l6l. recorders office And you all are further notified that if you do not within ninety (90) days from the date of final publication here of cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of such ex- penditurcs as co-owners, your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2se4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 HARRY EVERETT.
 Co-Owner. Date of first pub. April 6. 1908
 Date Of last pub July 6. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17
A LONGER AND PReTrIeR WORD.

Waan alz tau a4 -aHmtg- -a,ed lsr sa t.-se day tt is ne longer a...ssars ta snastlse zlm ragsisaily l.-,-as #r tsa,. one oni, need tur ap.. .H araH.-etg fr.u-ag . mHs aa. #tEa -sr aal remark gaa a.
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 #sH .azs l-a-.-sa#a#aaa aae Yt.-4a4e.as r.ap-#a4-a a H children u - -a s.,ua a5a. and af#.a r.--Ht# #.s.I :. aaa ao.. aa Hz- marked f.- es.. -a=a #- always e. indication
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 ra. s#a5 tesar aa- rendered snas a## a.i.a.. zars..e r. sensitive Hasaa# Hs n.- a=aaz sH.- saU# 1f= a.. .h. raaaf #saea ne a.s at II. a.r,amaHa nraasff |. rm.,sz
 T, a= ssas Hs5zea. T. ha saIlsf ! a.tu 1a=t .e -1 n- rafe+ r a-~ea Hm t.-ar nd-raaaa- ma. .Hs serr # =sm- ar'rar comes from a-es-a nd.aa. tar #Iaa ts. -sa.a aa when 'sruu. from naI raaaa D. rheumatism .1 zare. n- HEs TH#. tae asa-saHaa rat=aH. amHtla Ht T, -a. saa ta. aH. easarE Hf aa- thsr+ mrnt art sf
 Mstae#8a.a aer- aa, afa specifically to the man a.o promise ta ras sm That ea aa Tuesday =ar tHs man 4Ra tells aiz AIfa th4t h. mailed =Hr hitter az | daa- ta tha man who HameHHe- ta zHsh au extent tHat H. r-4.#t HrHry.- Hs e=t- in f=4 F4,, A.s tHa#=H never H#ahr aaaazaaI mll.s If an battle
 lt ls 4 scientific &arf and srrHes he-t .a tas more elaborate manifesto uua~ ef the rumH fHty ta which II relates Baron Mlnehausrn far ln- stance was "mvtH4maHiac het tHe man @ao told yau that ae would meet you at o'clock iz a liar
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-17

sefizs~ J~ "euIS t lew merchants He further ~ays fhat II the charter for the Hrafes,.i extension t~ uet sfantrd. the saad NH b. -=at down. salmins it Is
 lsH fIyjnE aHtN p"r cent dividends A3ah #a Nats=H#a =Haek
 Sh-Hld the Ha4H pa ,ta-4d down t means thc =uHHne uH af aH Yukon ,rdtfie ,i1 Skasuay. leaving tbs Yukon r#EEr points dependent ~oieiy upon the l.@aH Hiver -eHeiaa. The threat made ty Attorney thrystrr. however. is not taken seriously Harg. nor is Il believed EHaf hts statements with reE4ad to tho -##HiHE- uf tH# -jd are tfue