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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
PEARcE FOUND GUILTY OF
MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE
Convicted Man Claims to 'HaVe Killed
Victim, Who Quarreled with
Former Wife, in Self
Defense

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. ga jury
this morning after night OF dellper-
alton found Jesse r. Pearce guilty of
murder in the second degree. Pearce
killed Ossian M. Button at the home
of Buttons wife the evening of Octo-
Der 25. Button and his wife had sepa-
rated. The former, coming with game
he had killed for the children, engaged
in an alteration with his wife. Pearce
interfered and Button assaulted him.
Pearce shot he claimed, in self-defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
PLOT TO SHOOT DoWAGER
EMPRESS OF RUSSIA FAILS
Suspicious Actions of Three Men al
Depot Just Before Royal Train
Appeared Reveal the
Purpose

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2s.--Tele-
grams received in this city today give
an account of the discovery of an al
legged plot upon the life of the dowager
empress of Russia during her recent
journey from Copenhagen to this city
Shortly before the train on which her
majesty was riding passed Ponderey,
three men were noticed acting suspi-
ciously. They were approached by
gendarmes and opened fire with re-
volvers. Two got away, but one was
arrested.
This incident is the basis of sensa-
tional reports.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
LEYDETT WILL WITHDRAW
FROM STElNHlL CASE

PARIS, Nov. 27.-The Petit Parisien
this morning says that Magistrate
Leydett will withdraw from the inves-
tigation of the Steinhil murder case
and transfer the papers in the case to
Judge RouaL Nine. SteinhiPs family
physician describes her as being neu-
rotic and with having a strange mania
for telling lies.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
pr. w. 7. RuM WIN DE

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The death Of
DR.. w. T. Bull, the eminent surgeon
who is suffering from cancer, who has
been reported as dying on several occa-
sions, is only a matter of a short time,
according TO DR.. Daniel w. Wynkoop,
one of the physicians in attendance.
Dr. Wynkoop says Dr. Bull himself
realizes his death is near, as does Mrs.
Bull
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
THE NETHERLANDS TO KEEP
VIGILANT WATCH ON COAST

THE HAGUE, Nov. 26.-The govern
ment of the Netherlands will watch
with interest the forthcoming visit to
Europe of President Castro, but it does
not see in it any chance for an i'm
provement in the present relations be-
tween Venezuela and Holland.
There is a possibility however, that
Acting President Gomez will take some
step looking to settlement OF the
trouble.
1t is understood Castre's personal
financial affairs in France as we'll as
his health will be attended to during
his visit to Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
President Lays Corner Stone

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The pres
ence of President Roosevelt at the lay
ing of the cornerstone of the new home
for the negro Y. M. C. A. made the
event a most notable one among the
negroes of the District of Columbia
The attendance was large, including
not only great gathering of negroes
but many distinguished officials OF the
federal and local government
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
KILLED BY TRAIN WHILE
WALKING ON THE TRACK
Miner Recently Arrived in San Diego
from Alaska Meets Almost In
slant Death, Being Struck
by Owl

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 26.-James Muir
ply, a man about so years of age, was
run down by the Owl train last night
and instantly killed. He was walking
along the track near the foot of
Eighth street and is supposed not to
have heard the approaching train be-
cause of the gathering storm.
Murphy was known to few people
here, having arrived recently from
Alaska, where he was a miner
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
SAMUEL B. DONNELLY is
APPOINTED PUBLIC PRINTER
Former President of |. T U. Succeeds
John S. Leach, Who Resigns
to Go Back to the
Philippines

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Public
Printer John S. Leach has sent his
resignation, to take effect December l,
to President Roosevelt, asking to be
returned to the Philippines. Samuel
B. Donnelly of Brooklyn, N. Y, for
mer president of the International
Typographical union, was appointed to
succeed Mr.. Leach.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
governor. VIII Send Troops

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 26.-A
Tiptonville, Tenn, dispatch says: The
rumors that Governor Patterson in
tended to send $50 troops to take charge
of the situation and arrest supposed
participants in the Wednesday night
iynching has caused great excitement
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
Governor Unveils Monument

ANDERSONVILLE, Ca, Nov. 26.-
Governor Hanly of Indiana and party
this afternoon unveiled the monument
to the Indiana officers who died at
Andersonville prison. 1t is the largest
memorial yet placed in the Anderson
vile national cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
San francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s.-Ar-
rived: Steamer Olympic, San Pedro;
Fair Oaks, San Pedro; Santa Rosa,
San Diego.
Sailed Steamer State of California,
San Diego; Daisy Mitchell, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
carneaIe passes quiet birthday

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.--Andrew Car
negie's list birthday passed quietly,
happily and uneventfully with a quiet
dinner he gave to number of init
mate friends last night at his residence
in East Ninety-first street Only four
teen guests were present.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
TAFT ENTERTAINED
BY RAILWAY CHIEF
Continued from Page One,

this result will be obtained without
friction in the party.
Senator Fulton came here to discuss
political conditions in his state.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
Dean Howard Of Drake bead

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 26.-Dean
Howard of the musical college Of
Drake university died early today He
was well known in western musicai
circles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
FIour MIN Burned

CROOKSTON, Mimi, Nov. 26.-The
big mill of the Red Lake Milling com
pany. at Red Lake, burned today. Loss
$50, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-27
PLAN TO MAKE
REDUCTIONS ON
IRON PRODUCTS
CUT OF 10 TO 20 PER CENT
PROPOSED FOR METALS
NEW TARIFF LAW WILL BE MORE
EXPLICIT
Terms Used in Specifying Building
Material Subject to Duties Will
Be Restricted to Parts
for Construction
1Bx Assoelated Press. ]

10y AasUCiattl IV79'I
wv ASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-From the
w testimony given before the ways
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Mngnit 8clmunt's StaQoissipliu.

Rem 9orf, 8. Oftrber .-Sobn
$. Sreit. cin Sptep, bat Den Honficr
Augltlt gelmont oltf 100000 Sfo-
bcncriot perfla8t, neil i'm berIeIbe
o~n9cblid), nodocm cr icinen Gienit
quittirt bottc, burf cinen Gorogros
pben I'M nHacing a%olcnoor" olf bic
ifpor5c Cite 8eiebt bat. @ie 6rcit
Gellte Dor @eridt be5eil9tc, non1tc
i'm Belmont eincn .ueroommten
flcinen @icl," neil er nidlt, mic Is
Der 9onfier BON alien lci1en Stoa.
inngen iorbcrte, ben Sllt Dor ibn1 obs
ge5ogen bottc. IllBerocm babe i'm
belmont oanols bci'm arogelt geiobt
iulb geborie geIdilttelt, 0ieier Gor-
Iall peranlaBte Den 9lGgcr, ieinc
SteQe o%ui5uaebcn. Ger Gro5cB lit
nod I'M @ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Sbcrit Stelunrt's Sampf.

@o bington, :. e., 8. Sft.
- NbcrIt@. i. Stcport pom Der
@llnocsorntec, meld)cr nod) 9lri5ono
pcrbonnt mor, fGmpfte 9cItcrn Der
0cbcnS Dor Der Eeniionirumgs 2 @c-
boroe nm oie G%rlollbniB, 3eltgniB
p%oriiibrcn 81 fonnen, nm oltrd) bic
'clbcn Ieine GicnItf0bigfeit ~nad5ulpei,
len, Nltd Ser &orihlo9 ieiltes PIT
moltS s. y. 2otimer, Den so Meilen.
Hrobcritt ooer ben 8robcmori0 mo-
chen SIT loIlclt, INN leine GicnltfGbig-
tctt na%d5ulpeilen, iultr0c Don Der
Gomn1lllion obgeidlo9cn.
Gic Gommiiiion brodte bclttc ibrC
Inter illdung 5llm IbidllrB. Cos
GcIllltat ibrcr GerbuuolulQcn lit nod,
ritt offi5iel befnnnt 0cgeben NOR.
Den, ieood meib mon, ooB eS Der
SauptIod)e noh in Der Grfl0rlutg be-
Itcbt S6crit Stuuart lei nit cincnl
Ncr5tlappcnlciocn beboitct, melheS
i'm sur &%erridtrng oftipcr 9ienitt
III Der Trncc untnlgl!d) madc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

l%lniperiitdt Bern Erof. ". Sole, bat
Qiillltige G%rgebniiic nit einem Sc.
RIM sur Seillng Der Cholera er5ielt.
Die Geriu6c, melde Der 8elcbrtc oil
Sbiercn porge1omnlen, baben 0urd).
Olts perbeiBenOe Geiultate ge3cttigt.
Dos Serfobren oes Grof. aoQe
miro bercits III petersburg sur Sc
tGmpilng Der BORT berridcnoen Cpl
oenllc nr%tgclpanot.
Gas SanitGtSmeien in
Siam.
Sbcritabsor5t 81. Soldier bonn 4.
0arbe 3 Hegiment 5. i. IN Berlin bot
Iid 5urgrfiiQung elmer ilberoits mid
tigen Iufgabe IN iremol0nOiid)en
0ie1lIten bereitiinocn lolien. Gr
folgt eillent %ebrenppllen Hltf Der Hes
gicruna BON SionL I'M oua bortige
Sanit6talpciel1, bns iebr I'M argen
llegt, SIT reorgoniiiren,
rnpbotograpbie ct
o greid Of.
6ery 1teucrningS u1ciugcleitete icrlle
pbotogropbiihe 9etricb 5lpiihen Der
lin uno Stofbolm bat Die gldn5enb.
item Gciultote geliefcrt. Gr bat iid
ebenio treiflid) bepabrt, mie bic 5ern,
Photographic 5niifen Berlin ltno
&openbogcn, Die bereitS Mitte gll.
quit, lpie onn1ols genlelbct, inaugu-
rirt Dllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Ginuanoernngs.S tation fir Ybilaa
belphta.

&o bingtom 3. g., 8. Oft.
- 9ic Grridtllg elmer nelten Gin
lUonberlmgS = Station in Ebiloocls
pbio, no, friiberen 9criftcn 5ltfolgc,
Notwithstanding 3uItGnoe bcrrlhcn
lnlen, miro notwithstanding ~porlGuiig
nid)t erfolgen oa mon iid) ni6t olli
Gin fir Die Station geeisl1eteS@ runo.
itild einigen fonrte. GS ipllrbe ppr-
oeihlnger, bic Stotion III Camden,
M, olti Der onberen Seite ocS
9elomore unb NIT E~bilooelpbia ourd)
Tobrcn perbunoen, SIT crrihten, ood)
III oiciem Elon Der @ortlalt Der fiir
oic GrridtlmQ Der Station mabQe-
bcnoen 9eItimmllng I'M We9e, Die
beiogt, Dob Die Station lin Ybilooel.
pbio" gebaut lperoen loll, @enn Der
Mortlaut lin Soien non Bbilobels
pbia" mare, 10 itGnoe Der 8erlegung
Der Station nod) Der onberen Seite
heS Gelonore nid)tS I'M @egc. Sir
ben Nelboll iinb $250,000 beluiaigt
iuoroen; bieie Summe perbleibt ober
iunlit porlGliig im GinponberlngSs
Tpllos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

- Sm Subion . HiDer : Stoats.
Solpitol" 6ei BollgDfeepiie lit ser 55-
iobrige 9eter Gisbrom nad cinem
per5lpeifelten Sample nit Der War-
term 5rali Errtttner aus einem Jen-
tier BEG piertcn Stodmerfs bes Soipi.
tolls geiprungen. ST mar alti Der
SteGe toot. Gr mar pcgcn SelbIt-
morbmanic in oas Soipital iiberiiibrt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

Cic Gbolcrol5 itnotion miro bier ais
poafomntcn iiiitcr Gontrolc be5cid.
net. @obrtlto Ser gcItcrn gtittag
peritridcneit "a Stilnoeh boben Die
It6otilden &oipitdlcr MIR "A ncilc
6Glc ongemclbet; cine Ibnobmc Don
80 i'm Gcrglei6 Sll Den @poroltf ge9on'
oe11en "A Stun6cu. IlS gebcilt mllr,
Den t2i Eoticnten cntloIicl; 81 Ya.
ticlrtcn iino 9eItorben.
0r. &rollIc, Der n%onlbaite oelltid)e
@afteriologc, Ser iid) bier auibielt,
l,nl Die &crilldc nit leinem Gbolcros
Scrum 5t bcoltiiifti9en bat leine
4rbeit mnigegcbcn unO lit mad 8icll
5rrildgefcbrt. Gr idreibt Den WiB-
erfolg ieincs ScrlimS Der mon9cln-
Den Mitmirflung Der Dieligen aer5te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Cardinal 8ibbunS DertbciOigt Nmc.
rtfn's Tramcm.

Ncm 0orf, 8. Gftobcr.- Gor-
billol @ibbons p%crtbcioigte bette in
cincm Sntcrpiep oie tSrollen Pine
rifa's gcgen Die Sritif ocs Or. 9ln-
orep McEboil, meld)cr in cinem fiir5,
lid in ctncr 2onooner 3eitlrng per
0ffcntlidtcn Nrtifel Die 2lmcrifoltc-
rinnen ols ioulc, ln9lildlidc @e-
ld)opfc b~c5cid)nete. llntcr Nn0ercnl
iogte Der Cardinal, Or. McEboll
bobe o%ffenbor m1brenb IcineS fllr5cll
NllIentbolts in 9(merifo Die omcrifo.
ntlde Srau n"id)t fcnllct gclernt ul6
lelne Wein1lng nod Den Griobrmt1ell
gcidopit, Die Ell it ocn Gcu0bnli6
alien namboItcn nllsldnoiid)cn BE.
ludern often i%tebcnoc6n @cicllidnIt5s
freilen nadte. IS gcbc ollcr0ln9S
IT. Der onncrifaniihct @clcQidolt
6rouen, mclde ibr 2eben uno ibren
Teidtbum miSidlieblid Dem Ser
gnilgcn iniomen, alleiu cs lci huge.
rcdt, ment man bic ancrirnttId)c
Irou I'M 2ll0cmci1cn noaD 0ic'c1
2clltcn be~llrtbeilen moae. Mud lut
ter ben rcidct Nmcrifonerilncn 9cbc
es uiele 5raucn, ucld)e elm tbGti9c9
mo t%ll9enoboiteS 2eben iiibrcrL unO
ipenn man Die %SSrollcn Der mittleren
rnb drn1crcn aloiIcn in ocn Ser.
Stooten ais iolll 6cjeidnc, 10 iei 0oS
einfader ltniinn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
GoIitoi'5 8cneun q.

Petersburg 9. Sftober. -
@roi SEQ 5olitoi lit pollfonmcn mic
o~erbergcitcllt. Gr bot leinc mlSge-
ocbntcn 5itBtoltrcll unb Spo5ierritte
IN Scr llmgcbn1t0 bon Sosnoio Eol'
Jana lpieber ouIgcnonmen unb lit
bon 9teucm ciirig nit icincn 9iiderlt
bei6Gftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Bonn Miiiiiiippi pcridlnngcm.

Nen. Grleans, 8. Sftobcr.-
GiIcnbobn Gigentbum i'm @ert6e
Don $4,000 rutifte beitte in ocr
0liiiiiiippi, ols cine 800 SUB lon9c
unb 200 SUB breite Strede oes lliers
3piihen Der @olbington- 4penue unn
Der A. StraBe pom 5luiie perihlull.
gen nuroe. Gin pieriohes 9obnge,
leiic llno iieben 8robtmaggons Scr
u3Qinois Contradiction" uno Ger
.Fllblic 9clt'9abn" perl6ponocn i'm
9hl III Den 5lltben. llntermoidung
oes llier5 ourf Sod)moIIer ipor oic
ltrIadc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

81 pcri06ncn. @leid5eitia meroen
mir lpcitCr m1icrc Spmpotbic iiir cill
nm frcic &lititutioncn tdmpfenocS
%olt cntiHicOcn b%ctb0ti8cu."
GorDut crrcidt Die I6o'
rem.
Eonto GeIgaoa, Ijorcn 2 rilt.
ielrL 8, 0ftobcr. - 0ic omlcrifonis
ihct Sdlohtihific vMojnc" ulo
y4Io6omo" itno bier oil5 Bibroltor
o%n9cfommeIt. sic bilocn oic &or6ut
ser inter Dem 9eiebl oeS Noulirula
Spcrrp AMI cilrer Meiic I'm Die @clt
bc9riffenen omerifonli6cn @oltpt.
flottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
!. Hhna 80 Nfnrf ein SnGn Ans

Gbas. @. glarf, Elm So6n 6es
glei6numigen friiberen Y1tnoesicna.
tors bon Wontana, neIfer in Cos
angelcs, Gal, bei'm Houletteipiel
$4,000 oerloren bate, bot Ole Sab.
lung uerneigert, inbem er be1altptet,
has Goulette iei oerartig eingeriftet
baB MIR Die 9anf gepinnen fam,
unb bat bie S%pieIbalter BET ben itdo.
tiiden geDorben ange5eigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Qufts@cttfabrtcn.'
Wcbmcn bentc bci Der ocntidjcn
Hcid)sbanptltabt ibrcn Nnfan9,

Sc 9allona, oorllrltcr mcbrcrc onlc-
rtfaniidc, ncbnlcn Nlttbcil 0nralt.
Ger ruIiiide General O{ilt-
Id)cnfo I'M Oton0pcr burd cincIl
idJoricn SduuB pcrmrmoet. -
GcpollttionGrcs Gomplot pcrl1ll-
tbct. - Ger irofl50iiid)c Ercmicr
ilbcr ole Gorg1ngc I'M @olfon.
Gorbut Der onlerifaniIfcn
ShlodtIdliii 6lotte errcid)t Die
N5orcn.
9crlin, 8. Sftpber. - S6 9ol-
Ions lperbcn al Den Standardization
tbclluchmcn, lucld)e morgcll bier be-
oinl1en rnlo onl Sonmtog uuto Wion.
tag fort0eiebt merocn. Inter ben
Siibrerl beiinocn iid) mebrere armee:
N(cronoltten bon Weltrl,f Iie Q(,,i.
Iticoe ochen BON Der Gpr5tobt Sdor.
genbor9 aus Don i~tottcn. 3aS boltpts
iGhlide S,ntercIie ridtct Iih o,,i Den
Gonteit nm ben internotionolcn 9c.
der. uelhcr ON Sountoo Itottfinoet
Die Ser Stooten meroct in ben
@cttfobrten bltrd, S,or1cs WcGon,
Senrn grnolo ul0 q. SoQono Tpr-
beS pertreten lein.
.to on
noper.
Msfobob. Surfi1tou, Q Oftober
General MiItihenfo. mrId1cr i'm
&riege gegen Sopon cine berporro.
ge''oe uoue 'p'el1e h'to 1eet Oeilefal1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Wprbgcbeimnih in Chin.

Moosmortb, g., .. Sftober.
Ora Sec, cine ~21-i0brigc id0ne
5obriforbeiterin, wuroe berlte iriib
ais 2eide 5wiihen @oosmortb ulo
Dem benadbarten Srte Gilitoro Soof
gefnnoen. Sbr aorper mor bon 5rpei
augeln ourhbobrt. Sun Hoior, nit
melfem Sra morgcn getraut meroen
Iollte, befinoet iid ais bes Moroes
peroohtig III 9oit, iteIt iebod lcinc
Shltlo energii6 in abrebe lno 5cigt
cine Seiratbslicen5 Dor, nelte er ge-
Itern IN @ooiter loIte. aein poiitipcs
0iotiu fir ben Worb lit bcfon1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Oes irona6iiihc
Is III

9an0ol, 6ranfreidl 8. Oft. -
Eremierminiitcr Glemel1ceoil bat bier
in elmer Ncoc ole &riiis inn Nabell
Often oils cincll ihmeren Sdlog fir
oic SrieOen8s Eropngonoo ser @elt
.hc5cidnct. Sic 9olfonloge lei ol,d)
Gin 9elpciS Ooiiir, bob fiir 3ronfrcid)
INNER nod Die Notbmenoigfeit Dor.
licge, feline milit0riide St1rfc olti-
reht 81 boitcrL nm sic rationale Ser
t6eioiglmg in 9%ll9cfbliderl, ipie Dem
ictigen, SIT iid)crn, 100 Elm ieierlider
internntionoler &ertrog in 1eten &c.
riiicn iei.
Cos 36en1a Der Hebe4 6es Grc-
mierS por u6reibclt," uuo er bclelid1.
tete Die llcbcl, bcionoers ben gnti-
Wiilitarismlls Die leiht in elmer ge.
publif ollf3ufeimcn beginner.
oWilit6riihe Mad)t ollcin," loate
Glcmcnceolr, vocrlcibt fmirfiomen
Shut, no Die lbntioden Die Sinfdl-
ligfeit Internationally 0orolltie'n 10
oclltlif bemeiIc1. aae Boiler min,
ifen Den 6ricOen 51t lpabren, oae Me.
aierungen be}cifncn iid ols frieoIid,
eeiinnt, bod i'm ifroffcn @eaeniot
oa5u itebcn mir i'll oft an oerS hmeue
eines blntigen Gonilifts. 8olfer unb
Iegierlinoen ~gcitatten 5ulueilen ibren
2eibenidoftcn unb i6rem iibermobi.
gen gJoismna ooS lleberacmidt iiber
Die beiIeren Snitinfte Der Menifbeit.
Sn Ben Sdtpicrigfeiten uno @eiabren
oicIer Stilnbe mcroen mir uniere be.
item ar1fte nit llnterItiisune unierer
5reunoe uno ger6iinbeten oaron
ieten, Die pioeritreitenoen SntereIien
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

Tyndall Register; We learn Of
the marriage Of W. r. Williams to
Miss Minnie Todd, at Chicago,
April 20. 1908. Tho contracting
parties are former residents Of Tyn-
dali and q host OF friends wish
y hem many years Of happiness.
They will make their home at
Shawnee, Oklahoma, where the
Judge is engaged in the practice Of
law.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

Health Coffee, is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced.
This clever Coffee Substitute was re-
Gently produced by DR.. shoop Of Ra-
cine, Wis. Not 8 grain Of real Coffee
in it either. DR.. Shops Health COT
fee is made.from pure toasted grains,
with malt, nuts, etc. Really it would
fool an expert-who might drink it for
Coffee. No 90 OF 80 minutes tedious
boiling. Made in a minute'' says the
doctor. Sold By r. w. Russell Drug
Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

Miss Traeger returned Monday
from a visit at Planklnton.
Wesley J. Janda went to Wag-
ner Wednesday to visit his brother
Jos. v. Janda.
Supt. Mueller and wife of Tyn-
dali were guests at the home Of
Clarence Marchant Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Lorne Cass arrived from Mitch
ell Tuesday to visit for a few days
He has just returned from a trip
to tie Black Hills.
Mrs. Haynes entertained a large
company of young people Monday
evening in honor of her neice, Miss
Dora Boyles of Yankton.
j. VI. Dunmire went to Mitchell
to spend Sunday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anderson, who has been
sick. Mrs. Dunmire, who had
been visiting at Hartford, met him
at Mitchell and they returned home
Monday.
Pres. French of Huron College
gave two interesting addresses in
the Presbyterian church last Sun
day. The morning address was
devoted to the work of Huron Col
lege at the close of which a c%ollec-
ton and pledges for contributions
for the college were taken.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
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A fine rain visited this section
Tuesday but it extended only a
short distance west. To the east
it came in a deluge and was ac-
companied by a heavy fail of hail,
some of which did not melt until
the following day. Again We'd
nesday evening it commenced
raining and continued all night.
Miss Anna scheidt from Des
MONIES, now in Memo with Miss
Ivy Swanton, will organize a cho-
rus class to be held in the Metho-
dist church. Terms, if class num-
bers from SO to so, $1.OO for six
weeks training. However, if the
class should number from 80 to 40
the forms would be $l.5O. Names
can be left with Rev. Wilcox. Pu-
pills for private lessons will also be
taken.
Prof. Manthey received a tele-
gram last Friday evening inform
ing him that the school board Of
Mitchell had accepted his applica-
ton for the position Of principal
Of the high school in that city, with
a salary to start with Of $llOO per
year. While we regret that the
Scotland schools are to be deprived
Of his services another year we
congratulate him as we'll as the cit
liens Of Mitchell on the change,
which appears to be the recogni-
ton By an enterprising board Of
the merits Of an able instructor.
Weak ONE should read my "Book
No. 4 For Women 1T was written
expressly for women who are not well,
The Book NOD tells Of Dr.. ShoOp't
Might Cure and Just how these sooth.
ing, healing, antiseptic suppositories
can be successfully applied. The good,
and strictly confidential medical advice
is entirely free. Write DR.. Shoop, Ra,
cine, Wis. The Night Cure is sold by
r. W. Russell Drug Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

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If. your hogs are wormy call on
J, W. Brown for Iowa Hog and
Cattle Powder. Guaranteed to ex-
pei worms. General tonic.
j. w. Brown, Scotland, S. D.
Miss Marie Frizzell came down
from Mitchell to spend Sunday
with her mother.
Miss Birdie Cooper of Yankton
visited at the home of w. B. Rob-
inson over Sunday.
Mrs. Salzman and daughters,
Theresa and Lydia, returned to
Lyman county Friday.
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Mrs. Marie Youngman, who is
now staying in Sioux City, spent
last Sunday in Scotland.
Two classes from the Presbyte-
rian Sunday school held a picnic
at the Jim river last Saturday.
Rev. H. P. Carson was in town
between trains Wednesday. He
had been at Hope Chapel conduct
ing services for the installation of
a new pastor.
Last winter was severe on the
clover fields. The new seeding
seems to have come through all
right but the old fields are mostly
being Flowed up.
Golden Wyandotte, Barred and
| Buff Plymouth Rock Eggs for
/ Matching, for sale. Inquire for
prices. PHILIP BECKER,
Scotland, So. Oak.
Julius Jaton has had a large
round cornered porch put onto his
house extending around the entire
west and south sides, which great
" adds to the appearance Of his.
residence.
Misses Hazel Richmond and her
friend Beth Williams OF Spring
field were calling on friends in
Scotland Saturday while on their
way home from Midtown, where
they attended the gold medal con-
I|test.
The lack Of rain last fall as well
as snow during the winter has
greatly reduced the quantity of
water in the railroad reservoir
south Of town, and the water crew
was here last week lowering the
pipes.
We are pleased to note that r.
n. Loomer, who recently sold the
New York Store, will still continue
TO be 4 resident Of Scotland. His
business will call him away q por-
lion Of the time, but he will still
retain his headquarters here and
! will engage ia another line Of work.
Scotland was favored last Sun.
day with the presence Of two solo
lists, Miss Anna Scheidt Of Memo
and Miss Dora Boyles Of Yankton.
both sang III the M. b. church il
lle morning, and Miss Boyles sang
ia the Presbyterian church in the
evening. They were both here
with = view to organizing classes
IL veice culture.