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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
CHANGES By ASQUITH.
MORLEY IN EXCHEQUER !?
Rumors of Reorganization to FottoSc
British Premier's Resignation.
Especial ny French Cable to The Tribune


TCoryrirh. 1905 by The Tribune Association
Iondon March G-The Prime Minister'S re-
tirement in May or June is stl regarded as IN
evitable by those in touch with the MlnIsus'
His heart action is feeble. and while there Is
slight improvement in his general coiiuiuo
there is little probability that his physicians VIII
ever allow him TO return to the Commons as d
responsible leader. One of his colleagues after
seeing him in his sckroom. has admitted lha'
the medical bulletins unduly optimistic anu
that the illness is more serious than is generahy
supposed Perhaps the best result that can De
heped for is a sluggish convalescence which will
enable him to go to the Continent early IN May.
end since he cannot avoid worrying over official
snxieties his physicians Will be hkeiy 10 ADVISE
him TO send in his resignation
THE Manchester Guardian the most in
nuential organ of Liberalism. accepts with re-
luctance. Herbert Asouith substitute for
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and insists that
there must be adequate guarantees for fuller
representation in the Ca abinet of sounder and more
decided Liberal traditions 1t suggests the pro-
motion of David Lloyd-George. Lewis Harcourt
Thomas Shaw and some younger men, Winston
Churchill presumably being among them There
rumors the government side that John
Morley. who took the India office under protest
because Mr. Asquith insisted upon having the
when the Cabinet is reorganized. That would
interfere with Mr.. Lloyd Georges promotion. Mr.
AsQuith holds strong trump hand when he has
the Radical budget and the pension proposals in
reserve. and is not likely to let the cards fall
under the table
The housing bill, which Will be produced be-
fore Easter, will not meet with resistance in
either house, since il is a labor measure. The
local authorities have the initiative for a
practical, business rehousing of the workers and
the improving OF their condition, but DO not
make use of their power. This measure will en-
able local government boards TO force them TO
carry out the reforms. The resistance offered
TO the education and licensing bills steadily in
creases, and there counter demonstrations
of popular support Mr.. Lloyd-Cieorge has been
striving TO stir up the Free Church Council by
describing the impending struggle over the
licensing bill conflict between moral forces
and the gigantic drink trust. but the temper
ance organizations not Yet showing fighting
qualities The Liberals are demoralzed by the
illness Of the Prime Minister and the pending
change Of leadership and in danger of re-
rerting TO the factiora1 warfare which followed
Mr. Gladstones retirement and Lord Rosebery's
succession. l. n f
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
GENERAL Won HoHENAu SENTENCED
Deprived of Rank in Army and All Orders
and Decorations.

Berlin, March General Count Wilhelm Won
Hoheaau, former commander Of the Guard Corps
and at one time adjutant Emperor William has
heen sentenced by a military court of honor to be
deprived of his rank in the army and surrender
all the orders and decorations that have been con-
ferred upon him. The finding Of the court has
been confirmed by Emperor William General Won
Hohenau was accused OF being of the so-called
court carnarilla' recently exposed by Maxii1lilen
Harden, and his name brought constantly into
The testimony IN the course OF the Harden Won
Moltke trial. II in connection with this scan
dal that the general brought before the court
Of honor
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
NEW Paris BOOKS.
One Lays atrocities on Matrices TO
"COIORiaI Necrosis
Especial by French Gable to The Tribune.
L-...--L.-L.t I,rihrlne & As.n-ia flcrI

1905 The Tribune AssociaticnI
Paris, March Colin publishes 'Ltnfance
de Paris" by Marcel Poete, curator of the library
of the city of Paris. which describes the for
nation and growth of the town from its earliest
origin to the time of Philippe Auguste In Les
Nevroses de PHistoire, published by the Librairie
IJniversele DR. Lucien Mass relates, in popular
language but with the aid of strictly scientific
data various nervous peculiarites from which
great men, notably kings and emperors, have
suffered. All royal families have been affected
more or less with what the author calls Cesar
it's a modified form of insanity, which not in
frequently they have communicated to the peo
pies they have governed, thus injecting whole
nations and epochs.
An important chapter is devoted to colonial
necrosis to which must be ascribed atrocities
occasionally committed, apparently for rea-
son, by colonial officials on native populations
Sansot publishes Les Nues ESthetiques de
Montaigne" which is brilliant study of Mon
taigne from the point of view of his aesthetic
conceptions
by Alcan, NJ. Raoul Aler analyses the Prot
estant movement in Japan, which is con-
siderable than is generally supposed and is re-
sponsible for an anti-acoholic movement among
other phianthropic schemes It's tendency
however, is TO take on Oriental ideas which will
soon differentiate it's doctrines from the Prot
estantism of the West c. l. 3.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
IN ALGERIAN OUTBREAK.
Dangerous Increment Among Moor
ish Tribes.

Ain-Sefra. Algeria. March Reports have
been received here of dangerous movement
among the Moorish tribes the Western from
tier Of Algeria. The Moorish warriors are con-
centrating in large numbers opposite Ain-Sefra.
General Bailloud has arrived here in an auto
inobiie-Gatling gun He has given orders that
the garrison be reinforced by three companies OF
infantry, and one Of cavalry, 'and he has asked
the government TO authorize further reinforce
ments An extension of the agitation among the
Mussulmans in Southern Algeria is feared
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
CONGO TREATY TEXT MADE PUBLIC

Brussels March The text Of the treaty for tTa
annexation of the Congo Independent state to H4I-
sium was made public to-day. ii conforms tn th.
official synopsis already given out. 1t makes il
plain however. that the allowance asked for, for
Prince Albert. a nephew OF tho King is not 10 ba
available until his accession TO tho throne and
that that for Princess Clementine one Of the Eir'
daughters Is not to he paid until she marries
The governments amendments the colonist
bill which supplement the annexation treaty ara
snxiousiy awaited Thsy will be submitted to ths
Chamh>- mart Tues6av
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
SIX MEN PICKED UP AT SEA.
Spent Six Days on Raft-Nearly Out of
Provisions When Found.

Belfast March THE of six OF the
American schooner William H. Skinner. OF Rati-
more We're landed here yesterday by the British
steamer Bray Head. They had been six days float
ing on a raft before they picked up and were
on the verge of starvation when sighted by the
Bray Head. They had suffered great priVatfons ana
had only four pounds OF provisions left.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The William Il. Skinner. Captain Grifflth left
Georgetown s .. February Il for New Haven
She reported Oh February q by the British
steamer Byron. ia latitude 81 II. Longitude :. u
waierlogged disina sted and abandoned The BRAY
Head when she picked up the shipwreckea men.
was on her way from Galveston 10 Belfast
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The mind works with dif-
ficuIty during the after-ef-
feCts of coffee drinking.
The brain worker who
drinks Postum made from
clean, hard. specially roasted
wheat-h has no .aitcr-ei-
feCts to contend with.
I'm making Postum. the
outer. bran-COat of the wheat
containing the phosphate
OF potash which nature
places i'm the cereal. for re-
placing worn-out brain cells
isused with the wheat berry.
IL produces a health drink
for the thinker.
There's a Reason"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
ANOTHER ARREST IN THE DRUcE CASE

London, March Tie notorious Druce case
which at one time threatened involve the estate
and the title Of the Duke Of Portland continues 10
furnish sensations Mrs. Margaret Hamilton who
was one Of the principal witnesses to the alleged
identity Of the Duke or Portland with T G Druce
was arrested this morning. and number Of other
arrests in connection with the dramatic trial are
foTeshadowed. The warrant charges Mrs Hamilton
with wilfGl perjury and conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
wIlHELMtNA WOELFLlNG INSANE.

Vienna March 7.-Wihelmina Woelhing, the
divorced wife of former Archduke Leopold Saliva
tor has been removed TO an asylum The
recently purchased revolver. with which she
threatened to kill her former husband and his
brother Physicians declared her insane.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
GREEK pRAooMAN MURDERED.

salonica March IN. Askitis. the chief drsgo-
man of the Greek Consulate General in Salonica,
WAS shot TO death by unknown man In a street
h.re to-day The crime il attributed to the Bui-
earian- - iaccdonian Committee
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
RUSSIAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT KILLS -

c,rsnburs. Russia. March 7.-IweIN. persons r.ers
killed and forty-ene sustained Injuries by The ~.
railing yesterday Of q train on the rs.hk.,d ,,ns
In the vicinity of Berchrger.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
RUSSIAN POLICE CAPTAIN KILLED

BerdicIev, Russia, March The police csnt.i,
of tser,iiciIev. II. kartsmsheff was shot and killed
on the street here to-day The ASSASSIN got auav
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
0oylEvllE

Ne~s-Champioa Correspondence.
Wednesday, February -.
job Huff was down from Ohio City
Friday.
Miss I!sssie Gibbons is ON the
sick list this week
Robt. Mcconnell returned to Gun
nison Thsrsday.
G. A. DssCombes went to the
eosnty ssst Monday.
Mrs. WIN. Mcconnell and child
~ went TO Ohio City Friday.
". L. hsssstt who hes been ser.
Ass'y III With grip is some bstser.
A. II. Mcconnell and family NOV.
ID o. 70 the Evergreen ranch Fri
day.
1rs. Alice Doyle came down from
OHIO City Tuesday returning Thurs
dsy.
+. J. and Roy Knowles and fam
Ily moved onto their ranch this
week.
Osr Postofiice has been moved To
StePAeesons with Miss Bessie Glib
bose - Postmistress
0ss. Bessie Farmer. formerly OF
this pasce, passed through Thursday
enrosse from Aztec, n. NJ. to Penn
sylvaaia.
L0tters received from Mr. and
Mrs. Shsckhart state that they are
sItseeed at Mears Junction where
the former is operator.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
1ss0d nu1iouos = Awue

The Executive committee for the
Twelfth Normal Institute district,
composed Of Mrs. Alma Elder of
Hinsdale county, Mrs. Anna Gro
bow Of Osray county and Miss Lu-
ella johnson Of Gunnison county.
met at Sapinero Feb. II and made
arrangements for the teachers in
stitute to be held at Lake CITY Aug.
3 70 IA inclusive. The INSTRUCTOR
chosen are, DR.. ID. T.. Phillips, Dsa-
yer University, Conductor, assisted
BY Prof. n. f. Shsck. Carbondale;
sad Nrs. N. j. Brown, of
Ashlaad, Oregon, formerly supsris-
teUdent Of Delta cos.ty. DR.. Philip.
and Mn. Brown were with this in.
ssitste lest year and their wosx 10
veil aad favos1hls known. Pruf.
Shsck cooes veil psopared to give
good instructioa in arisAoetic, Ais-
tosy, etc. Every efoss viii BE- u.eds
70 naks tA1 . s.cosnsfol Deeeiaa
= essry woy. Il - kopsd tAas thsso
Wu y . Iarus representation frun
0saaisoa cssaay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
"a

News Chan, pioa Cersesposdescs.
"Wednesday Jan. ~
Miss Zeiglsr Of Gannlsoa secently
VISITED her brother
The Stevens family Is expected
hosUe from Denver FRIDAY.
John Ze,gicr and Mr. Barton Of
Lake City spent Tuesday here
On FRIDAY the l4th very pleas
Ant surprise party Was given Chss
Mergelman at his home ON South
Beaver creek Thirty six invited
guests wer present II was nee
essary for the FIRST arrivals to stand
guard TO prevent Mr. Mereelmsn
from taking to the hills However,
he soon became reconcilsd 10 the
situation and threw his doors wide
open. All furniture was removed
and dancing and games were the
chief features Of the evening. All
present report a pleasant time
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

\ letter from Judge MeDougal
written Jus, as he WAS starting for
England ON the steamer Lucania
has been received Reports in the
dailies have 1t that the Lucsnia ran
aground iust outside New York har-
bor. Now, We wouldn't accuse the
Judges portly form Of causing the
mishap, but il is unusual with the
Royal steamship line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
IL 0o01l -
4 Ad1Gfb 49, ~

Tks NosaG AAsssd Fuaks ssss
sssssday sA0As - A1sss 60 haa-
-. = - exsssos3y y.lsssass Aasc-
saG passy IL 49, q Wccd0as AaA-
sks s~& tssnG sssssascsliy dscosUs-
ed sssh LlsssdAsG ksssss. te~se.~sd
~ . dosss esss~tui ~ressAss ksss
risr lsds~s ~ass bls<AsaG kssrss ~p-
90 tkesr sls~Ses ssd ~ sxpE<r t.sse
tkz, .~s.aastl~ cassx ssrlssded tk<
tsAls~ A tossl II thirty -s,x cosy,te-
ssJosed the dssc,as sts~ sspgsr aud
the fan ~hsch s..asl~d sso~sd shs~
Tha, was jsAiy party 81 lades
~ho rode ~ Lsssoas ranch Sstsr
day Aemhers Of the Wee, To~n
kmbsosdery cl~b and the tsst 1o~ a
TkImbIe cisb ~ose sloag and no
woader every orc ~ss having . eood
TING Mn. Llstoa eaierts,sed tt.ea
elegantly wsth chicken dinner and
many other good thIags
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Big doings at the Woodmen and
Redmen halls Friday evening. Feb.
2lst at the Hard Times ball given
by the w. r. c. One of those good
suppers will be served. Tickets to
the ball only 80 cents. Extra ladies
and children "a cents. Supper tick
els, 40 cents. Every body come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

An insane man named Cbas
E'chorne. who was last fall found
eear fsrllns IN bad physical condi-
tson, came 10 trial IN the county
court Tuesday and was sent to Pue-
bio. tie has a mother in Aspen.
eUt had been mining Ia this county
ior over year He is considered
curable
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
Howard Narvhall and

Howard Marshall and George
Robertson who have been building
cabins for the forest reserve people
At the Snodgr.es camp on Cement
creek. came in Monday, the weather
beinR bad Funds have oscome shy
for oil eovefsDent expenses, which
has compelled curtsilment of ex-
penditsre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Frank kehaney has finally re-
signed a. station patrolmsn at Grand
junction. 1t will be remembered
that Nehaney, for many months in
the Gunnison Jail, has . happy fac
slty of shooting people At short no.
tice. 1t is learned with relief that
he expects to leave our state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

+. J. Ssmpliner Wednesday re
ceived the sad news Of the death Of
his mother, which occurred Zebra
ary 18th in Cleveland, Ohio, paraly-
sis being the cause. She was 6S
ycars OF age. The many frienda Of
Mr.. Sampliner extend sympathy to
him in his bereavement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
8Cl0CEa

NewsChsmpion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, Feb. 10.
+. ?. Hol; is again able to work
on the Dandy.
John Zeigler Of Lake Fork passed
through town Monday.
Harry Rossnbaum returned home
Saturday from Ohio City.
J. r. Barrows made . trip TO Du-
boss Saturday accompanied by Miss
hsrtha Willis@s.
Esaens NcGreeor was over Mon
day with losd Of hay. lie upset
the load but no damage was done.
Chss. Shecker accompanied by
n. N. Foster made = flying trip TO
Spencer Friday from Powderhorn.
NJ NJ. Foster is getting to be quite
\ mechanic. He is manufacturing z
q car to us- in his molyodenum tun-
mel on Wild Cat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Ouunisoa scAool district No. ~
osAs . cuoPsuo;ss wieA ~ Rio
0ro.ds ssd tAs c. X s. On school
boad tsxes from l9Oe-l9O7 inclu-
sive. The basis 10 and sbost
$1,000 in back taxes will be paid IN
shortly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Some ninety -eA9h, Of cur bess
Psopse have sisaihed their ln,eut.oa
q taking sunday dinner at La Nets
est~een twelve and two clock Feb
ssary 25rd- Are YOU going to Join
the crowd
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Little folks Of the Episcopal Sss-
day school took fine sleighride oct
TO the Outcalt schoolho~se Ssasrday.
The youngsters did have q noss
"loful t,tne."
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Mr. and Mrs Tho~. Kelly and
Miss Annie Frew were down froa
Crested Butte to attend the funeral
of Alex. Waugh, uncle Of An.
Kelly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

T.. A. Silka came in Wednesds,
from his Utah ranch. lie likes >
there and will return in a few days
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

County Commissioner Geo. Miller
together with his wife and baby
were in our city Tuesday over night
euroute for y visit in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Mrs. La \. Rogers left Monday
for the east to study styles aud seIect
millinery for the coming season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

VIM. Haghes Was q vis'tor irosn
the Gold L,nks Saturday He kss
sold his black smith shop at Pitkin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

On Sunday Miss Gerte frevss
then left for IL. ColIins TO make -
extended visit with relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Thos. p Neabeth drove dowa
from his Mt. Carbon ranch Monday
Nrs. Nesbeth 10 very poorly this
winter, hardly able TO be out at ALL
Onl, eighteen inches of snow there
yet, but prospect Of plenty more
next month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
Delights of the Sea

Delights Of the Sea
The Colorado and SOatisern's lOw rates
and splendid plaoss the Mexican Gulf
within only lew hours distance. LET us
tell you Of the splendid attractions.
4. f. FISHER,
GA General Passenger Agt.. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
e. E. Wuol0or. ..

Harry Endner west 10 Denver
Wednesday expecting TO remain a
few weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Glen .obinsoa aud wife ii OAsN
CITY were registered at La Nsss
Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Baena Vista ,e1earsms report the
veddias On "Wednesday Of Harry
koremsn and M,as .o~,e Aude. who
Ulll make their home in Pitk,n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

A baby girl at the home Of ". n.
Tuttle Is the cause Of much reJosc-
ing ut Fountain Place
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

oas esIsAl CosUiy Clcrt T.. J
ssrs<y, vent 10 the state eap.t.i
tsssdsy 10 have h.s eyer treated
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Sept. Bsooa Of the c. 4 s. stop
ped in 0ssaisoa to visit frie.ds
,,srinR the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Mr.. aud Mr.. II. n Wallace wese
down from Castleson hrst of ths
week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Mari Ne',~rl. ssrer.n,eaSsent Of
~ Augusta m'll. has bsen sread-
- the week with his family at Pit
hin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

uAve I.af'tante aud $50 wesr y
,o~u Saturday from Nj Csreoa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
1 hllw I'm naoe

oG Sssd.y Nm. " 5. Ihuo -
kvsd v'sss iEo@ her Depie~ sssa
Ill II Gssa,,e. CoSoxsdo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

VIM Harris and family Of Crested
Bate departed on Tsesd.y's train
Tor the east.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Sse our sample towclr. nsssi'a ~
der~ear and men shirts.
ssm..tisss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

I, t%s.as to Iook .. though sAs &.
a 5. would he KEEP, oFes oil wssssr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Ms. Mary McGowsa 10 here from
HoachkiD sad 10 living in one Of the
Ellen Jsrk koussa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

I.ess of coal " hs.as bsasOAs ~
,osp On sleds frosa Nj Caseoa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

W.D AHA drove ~ ~ coan
see, trosa Ho~evlil<. ThsssAag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

N~. S~sse nuas~ q fnsosa -
G~ssason vassor WsdsssAsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
Hot SprtAes-0aA Antoaio

Th1e ceae6eaasA slHiaO. With in Ae-
ligfaf1l wiser caiaaae, hnse 0oAs -
As1soio fa0sO. Osoag1no - 9uaaA
- s0sss - sess1ceiss sssD1 esP ssR.
Wrfse. r. RV111,
GA t;ssssal FUx ~ Dsaser
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

EA Willia0s q Pitkia Wes ID
Gss.isoa O boiaeo Sseerday
ep;ae 70 Dsavef IL ss1s Aay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Little Mary Frances Lake has
been quite i'll for = few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

- ~ q k~
0onilV ~ =
aDy aaH
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

t;ssss.l R0aQx ~ Ds.ser
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Grenoble of
Woodward, Penn, arrived last Fri
day to visit their son in Scotland
and their daughter, Mrs. F. e.
Haines, living north of town.
Andrew Schmidt, who sold his
photograh gallery last week, will
store his household goods and will
go to Midland, in Stanley county,
to look over the field for a new To-
cation.
The Scotland Percheron Horse
Breeders Association has sold the
imported French Percheron stallion
owned by the company for several
years to A. w. Wendt of Sphinx
county, and J. NJ. Dunmire ac-
companied the animal to Redfield
yesterday where he delivered him
to the purchaser.
The first number Of the lecture
course will be given by the Chicago
Glee Club in the Nj. e church on
Thursday evening, Nov, 10. Tick
cts for the course can be procured
from W. S. Brant, Alec Treiber or
Rev. Chas. Wilcox. Get your tick
cts for the season and have the
benefit of the entire course.
Miss Bertha Colwell leftlast Sat
urday for Miller to stay for q few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Winnie
Cass. Mrs. Cass returned last
week from Chicago and Wiscon-
sin, where for seven weeks she had
been taking treatment in hospitals.
She is improving, but is still una
BILE to attend to her household du-
ties.
Give thanks. Send it on a pos
tai. Get them at Treiber's.
VIM. Sutten, who has been liv
ing on Thos. Jones' farm southeast
of town, will hold an auction sale
of his property the latter part Of
this month, and will move to Ida
no near Boise City. About a year
ago he purchased some land in
souther.l Texas and thought some
of moving to that place, but has
decided to 60 to Idaho instead.
Thos. Jones has purchased his
Texas land and expects to take a
trip down there this winter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-11-19
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
I. 4. BLISS, Editor 4 Proprietor.
SCOTLAND, s. D., Nov. 10, 1908.

LOCAL NEWS.
Fred Hirsch Of Tripp was in
Scotland last Friday.
Or. Stonebraker returned from
ihisEChicago trip Monday.
Thanksgiving Poatals at Trei.
ber's.
-. r. Wnnzer of Armour was in
town last Saturday on official bus
mess.
Mrs. Frank Eisenman returned
last week from q visit in Bridgewa-
tor and Emery.
Mrs. Chris Diede returned last
Friday from q visit with her par
ents near Utica.
The Lacrosse Steam Laundry.
The best il the West. n. II. Trei-
Der agent.
Commissioner Dunmire went TO
Tyndall Tuesday to attend i meet
ing 81 the board.
Ed. Hchenkenberger, who Is
working il 4 drug store at Avon,
NJ IL town last Thursday.
JAG. Stackerl came from Sioux
City Monday 70 look after bust.
ness matters for \ few days.
Thankse,vine will soon b here
and the table must Be properlyse t.
HALVES. forks. spoons so. Il Trsi.
boris.
.Ies Rust of Bloomington.
Ill Wasi IA town this week looking
MAJ matters % bio farm near
Vodnany, worked by Fred schroed.
Hueo Allbert and family, Who
xooengy SIrrsiiSssd from Oregon have
been atopr1iing at the home of Claus
flie Ehey Will reslide "a ths
g. IN eher housein no south
ol11ln.
6pfod Hosisry ier mon. 8
81 &f%ox 2kfHaNf oWd ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-11-19

I @5a
FL. @. Knox and M. M. Fike Of
Milledgeyille, ILL.,, we're here the
fore part of the week looking after
their farms.
Atty. Jas. Meighen has been en-
tertaining his mother from Iowa
this week. She spett Sunday with
her daughter in Mitchell, return
ing Monday.
The Peoples Telephone Co. has
been taking advantage Of the good
weather of the fore part Of tile
week to complete some work on
their rural lines.
Girls and Children's Cloaks from
80 rs upward, the choicest lot Of
them, At John Schmierer & Sons.
Rev. Walter Wicks Of Springfield
and Rev. Robert Doherty Of Yank-
ton we're in Scotland last Sunday
and conducted services in the Epls-
copal church.
BID. Trek, who has been working
in the Fullerton Lumber yard,
went to Chattswor6il, Ia. last
Thursday to relieve the agent there
"a 2S%LE 9NHG