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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

New York, April Despite bitter
opposition on the part OF certain rela-
tives and though family breach
was precipitated by her act. Nine.
Anna Gould last night finally de-
clared her intention OF accepting the
hand of Prince de Sagan. That her
decision TO this end had been firmly
announced to members OF her family
was attested by Nine. Gould's inti-
mate friends and advisers. 1t was
not denied by George J. Gould nor
by Miss Helen Gould. the brother
and sister who have been most de-
termined in their opposition to the
princes suit
For the first time. too. the prince
has declared himself formal sutton
for the hand OF Nine. Gould. In the
same breath he admitted the exist
ence of an engagement
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

London. March 31.-The House
OF Commons last night, after a
lengthy debate on the question OF
home rule for ireland, adopted by a
vote OF 313 to 157 resolution
moved by John r. Redmond. Nation
alist leader. that I'm the opinion OF
this house solution OF this prob
lem can only be attained by giving
the Irish people legislative and ex-
ecutlve control OF all purely Irish
affairs" after the resolution had
been amended by adding the words
"all subject to the supreme authority
OF the Imperial Parliament"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

Seattle, Wash. March 30.--A spe-
eial from Valdez, Alaska, says that
men Just Ia from the Gulkans dig-
gings, toward which the latest STAN
pede is directed. report another big
strike there The claim owners have
been working on n tunnel Ali winter
and they are nov In ground said to
be running s20 to the pan. On the
strength OF this news. Peter Mona
han, original locator Of the new Col
conda aud owner OF the best claims.
spent 81 500 for wine. treating every
one In the camp.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03
Battle in West Opened by Bryan.

Kansas City, Mo. March 81
Democrats from all parts of Missouri
TO the number OF 1000 attended q
banquet in Convention Hall In this
city last night under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Democratic Club OF
Missouri, at which w. j. Bryan and
Judson Harmon were the guests of
honor and principal speakers, and
the recipients OF repeated oyatioas
from the 5000 persons who
thronged the hall Each banqueter
paid 81 for the privilege OF attend
ing Even the distinguished guests
insisted upon the Democratic pre-
rogatiye OF paying for their plates.
and the AFFAIR was probably the most
elaborate political feast ever attempt
ed In the state.
The meeting was essentially
Bryan affair. spontaneous In making
mention OF his candidacy for the
Presidency.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03
REFUSES no SEEK PARDON.
Orchard Prefers to Pay Penalty on
the Scaff0ld.

the ScaffOld.
Boise, Idaho. March 3O.--ln order
10 take up for consideration the mat
ter Of remlttine the sentence OF
death pronounced upon Harry Orch
ard. the self-confessed murderer OF
Frank stcunenberg. Il will be neces-
sary that an application for such
elemency be filed with the State
Board of Pardons
The Attorney General has given
an opinion that under the laws OF
Idaho the pardon board cannot act
upon Judge Woods recommendation
alone, that an application must be
made to Il In Orchards behalf Frank
T. Wyman. Orchards attorney by
virtue OF appointment by the court
visited Orchard In the peniteniiary
and explained the situation, and
urged him to make such application
aud agree to appear before the par
don board 10 person. Orchard EN-
phatically refused to do so. lie said
that he had committed the crime and
felt thar he should pay the full pen
atty.
III no one else will make the
proper application to the board |
will make It myself 1t will be my
duty as Orchards attorney said
Mr. Wyman
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03
Annlhrr l.lol nLsco,crcd.

Port au Prince. March S0.--A
fresh conspiracy agains; the govern.
ment has been discovered In this
city The leader OF the plot, General
Iarraque. who was arrested on
March "a on suspicion OF conspir-
log against the president and who
was released with four others on
March 20, took refuge on saturday
ia the French legation With two
other officers
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

Hanna. wgo.. March 2s--This
camp was visited by big holocaust
yesterday afternoon and the lives Of
20 men we're snnffed out by an ex-
plosion Of gas IN mine No 1. Of the
Union Pacific Coal Company.
A second explosion occurred al the
mine In the evening. when frem ga
10 60 rescue men were In the mine.
and Il Is feared that ali we're killed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

Representative Hawley had a con
ference with the President on Fri.
day in regard 10 the Oregon 4 Calf
foraia land grant lie found the
President favorable 20 the passage
of Senator Fulton's resolution With
out amendment. The Presidcn, be.
lieyes that every possible assistance
should be given the Attorney General
IN the suit to be brought to secure 10
the future the undisposod OF portion
Of the grants Purchasers who de-
libsrsteiy and knowingly bought IN
violation Of the Law need expect no
redress.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03
Miners VIM Quit work on April list.

- napolis. Ind, March 81
The Union miners OF the Fields Com
pany will lay down picks and shoyels
tomorrow night. Almost 100000 OF
them will stop work In Western
Pennsylvania. Missouri. Iowa. Kan
sas. Arkansas, Texas and probably
Indiana. Michigan, West Virginia.
and Kentucky.
Technically the miners will not 30
out on strike. but In reality they
stop work because the operators. ex-
cept In Indiana and Illinois. show no
real intention Of meeting and treat
ing With them. though no question
OF wages or principle Is at stake.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
FINCHoT ASsAiLED ny CALI
fORNfANs-ROOsENEIT IA
I sORs rULToN's MEASURE.
Changes IN the Currency Blil--Con-
sroiler RidgeIey Rcslgns--tircciy
hetired--Japs Get Damages.

Washington Charges OF serl-
Gus nature against Clifford Pinchot,
Chief OF the Forestry Bureau. were
made Monday ia the House by
Smith OF California and Mondeil OF
Wyoming during consideration Of
fbe agricultural appropriation bill.
Smith accused him 81 entering into a
secrei understanding with the city
of Los Angeles. with a view TO SEE
curing 20 the city valuable water
rights Ia the Owens River Valley. as
against the interests Of private par
ties having prior claims Mondell
denounced him for. as he charged.
Illegally paving the expenses OF for
~st ofrcials ia attending conventions
Ia the west. In which the government
had no part. and also Tor spending
government money 10 boost bis
bureau IN the newspapers Sir PIN
chot was defended BY Pollard OF Ne
brAska and Scott Of Kansas.
1tA4Ah " AHNtNfNtA hFAhNNifh NiN
Forestry Service for attempting 10
acquire the Owens valley in Cali
fornia
While the debate was going on.
Pollard OF Nebraska went 10 the
telephone and had talk with Mr..
Psnchot. When he came back Into
the chamber he declared that Mr..
Pinehot had said that the entire
California delegation. including sir.
smith" had gone TO the department
and requested and almost demanded
that this reserve be created for the
purpose OF furnishing waller sup
ply to Los Angeles. and that the
city was entirely dependent on this
supply. "Now." he charged. Mr.
Saith comes here and tries TO show
that the department Ia trying TO ere
ste a monopoly" The policy OF the
department. Pollard declared was to
prevent monopolies rather than 10
create them
Smith denied that Mr. Pinchot's
statement was true. so did his f.
Kahn. Know land. Need I
ham and EnEiebright
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

ATTEMPT TO TAKE
BULKLEY WELLS LIFE
EXPLOSIVE * MYSTERIOUSLY
PLACED UNDER THE COUCH
wHER HE sLErr.
House Wrecked and Victim Hurled
Many Feet in the Air, But Was
Only Slightly Hurt.

Telluride. Col. March Form
er kdimiant General Bulkiey Wclla
narrowly escaped death or serious
Injury az his home at an early hour
this morning from weil-planned
EFFORT TO assassipate him with dyna-
mite bomb Despite precautions
against such an attempt, such az pa
trolls and electric lights about the
house. a stick OF dynamite or pre-
pared bomb was placed under or
near General Wells bed,
General Wells was sleeping. as was
his habit. on an outer porch OF the
house. and he was hurled with the
debris many feet from the wrecked
house. The side OF The house was
torn completely out. hardly a stick
OF the bed remained. aud fragments
Of wood we're scattered over the
nelghborhood
Though badly shaken mp and
bruised 10 some extent. General
Wells escaped without serious injury
General Wells took a leading part
IN the suppression Of labor troubles
IN this state IN 1904 and 1905, and
was prominently Identified with the
recent prosecution OF the officers OF
the Western Federation OF Miners at
Boise on the charge Of completely In
he assassination OF former Governor
Frank Steunenberg OF Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03
Earthquake In Mexico.

Mexico City, March ss.--Chilapa.
a town OF 1900 inhabitants In the
state OF Guerrero. has been shaken
by an earthquake aud burned.
The shocks were followed by Gre.
watch, originating In a dozen places
among the tnmblinx buildings.
joised In a cosnaEratioa that swept
the town.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

Telluride. Col. March 3O.-As
the result Of the attempt to murder
General Buckley Wells, Sheriff Fitz-
patrick Is taking precautions to
guard HE Jail In which Steve Adams.
charged with the assassination OF
Arthur l.. Collins. General Wells pre-
decessor, is confined. The feeling
against Adams is becoming more BIT
ter from day TO day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

TAe Aidrich bill MAS passed by the
Senate Friday BY a vote OF a. TO &c.
In the msin a party vote An inter
esting feature Of the passage Of the
bill Was reiteraiion by Aidrich OF
hls promise 10 bring ia bin for
az Investigation OF the entire bank
lag system OF the country with a
view 10 insiituting reform. A
passed. tho bill provides for not more
than tsee. 100000 OF emergcne,
earrsney 10 be issued 20 National
ssnks upon the deposit by them OF
state. county ard municipal bonds to
be approved by the Secretary OF the
Treasury The currency is TO be Is
sued wita a yiew o. securing an
equitable distribution Of the earrency
ever the uniird States. and SO &C
eordaucs with the unlmpaired capital
sne snrplus OF banks tn each state.
Banks are 10 pay FOR this emergency
earrsney circulation one-aalf Of }
per esns a nonth during the FIRST
fear months q Is ci,.liated and
sfgerw4sd three-Quartefs q j per
eeni a nonth Tie bill provides that
NsrionsI bsaks shall pay not less
fAsH 1 per cent 90 Government fluids
deposited With them.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-03

william d. RidEeiey. Controller OF
the curreaey, has handed his reslg-
nation 10 President Roosevelt and
will become president Of the National
Bank Of Commerce Of Kansas CITY.
he will be succeeded ~ Lawrence o
Moray. at present Assistant Secrs-
tzry Of Commerce and Labor. and
former Deputy ccntrollss Of the Cur
rs~Sx. -----------------------
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Gemtfcbe
S90n= Sarberei,
327 u. 8aibinstom slbs.
8eibe 3efeptpne.
8eioe Telephone.

aue slrbeit mad better 8siie polliiibrt.
Dem ReiniSen uno Blatten ipesielle
aufmertiamfsit 9sidenft. arbeit absss
bolt uub abseliefsrt.
Geo. W. s9mibt, gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
S 6 n [ 3 e(.
allerIei SntereRantes aus anerIei Gts
biet-5iir Sebeu etpas.

Sie Mlnbungen bes Nmas
5onenifromes Tnb 20 Wleilen brett.
Sunbebrdten stlten in Der
Ranbf9ursi aIs Elm Isderer S9maus.
Ssbtr gfatbenfoGben
elmer 9atttlpalns trGgt ettpa $4,000
Htttbsn.
Bet nerb6ftR Darn f6 :
ruugeR nurbe bic GlettrSttGt nit
ausee5ei9netem Grfoige ansepenbet.
Der dIteRe Retten T { g
in Dsutidtanb fiibrt tn pafdu iibsr
bic Donau. Der Steg bdnet an Srdbs
ten.
6aIb Menf9. baIb Suub
iparen Weien. bic bsr grie9ii9e Di9s
ter Seiiob IN einem feiner Merte be-
fdreibt.
an tiirfif1en 8esrdb :
ntf fen nebmen IN Der Regel MIR
WGnner. ieltsn Grauen, NIT 4usndbme
Der semhtbeten RIassipeiber, tbeil.
Oas Sefa m m tgeipi d t
Der atmof pbGre bat man
auf 100000 pfunb bere4nst, b. 3.
unsefdbr 1,000.000ftel bes Grbsss
pi9ts.
Ssitstlt Oas .DO&eublatt.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Gifenbabn 3eittabelle.
S.lauars, sadatuanna unb gBsiIsrn sabu,

Su Rraft ben "a. Suni 1906.
eanIid-8rl6bt Scranton fir RtH gcrI
nm 2.05, 800, sos, 500, 1920, Born. {;
f2.A0, 3.25 uub $40 Ra@mittass. 8fr
Esw gsrl uub philadelphia, um 500 0prm.;
f2.40 uns 3.35 Ra&mittags. ijiir
gobsbanna, $40 Hahmittags.
RSrelidl sir Buffalo um lis, 6.25 u. 900
Rur.; f.55. $40 uub tt.t0 Ra&mittaas. f}iir
Biusbanitpn, Glmira uub 3pif&snifatipnsn um
1910 Wor. unt los Ra&m. 0Hr Sspsap,
SYraeult uub Utica, um LIS unb 6.25 Wsr. ,
f.55 Ra&mittass. Ssrtsp. Syraeuis unb
Utica 3us tim 6.25 Mor. l6uft t6eIit, ausas.
nsmmtn Spnntass. air WpntrpIt um 900
Rpr.; los uub GAO Nadm. Riacfpn ge,
epmcbatioH. um 400 RaGmittaas. Bina-
hampton Aespmpsatiun, I'm 6.t5 Ra6mittaas.
Blaomsburg SibiHon-gtrlG6f Scranton
iar Rcrtbumbtrlanb nm 6.35, 1920 Mpr. ;
i.55 unb GAO 9a&m. 8ir plymouth um 9.O5
Ra&mittass.
SonntaaSs3hge.
eiDlia-Bir Nsp yrrf I'M 205, 800
6.05 nnb 1920 @urstns, 3.35 unb 3.4O
Ra6m.
96rolid - 8fr Buffalo UNI i.f5, uut
6.25 Rcr.; i.55, $40 unb ff.f0 Rahm
SIR 8inebamiOu uub 3uii&tnffatpnsu, 800
unb 1910 g,prnittags
NIsOmsburg Sibiiiou -8srl6ei Scranton
nm f0.20 Mor uub $40 Ra1mtiiass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
0ermiShtes Sulauo.

= sluf 8eraulaiiuna bes @ontrol'
lsurs unierer umlauismittel wurOs in
9iep Senliueton. Ba.. bic erlte 0iatio'
uulbaut sei6IOiien.
= 8eim YrnnOs Oss 9eibitalls pon
Sbea in ct. Saul. Wtinu.. iinO brei
Stallfnedte uno 101 Pferos in ben
Slammen um9etommen.
- Die oeutihe uer. euan9sl.' 'proteit.
( (8O9tlD) .@emriHoe uOu Glle9bsHp, So,
Puitor 8. 6. Wiuller. fsierts in ibrem
altebrwiiroigen @ottesbauie bas 75'
jabrise Subildum ibrer @riinouns.
Sarrp SumpiOn, en- 9isiie ees
ueritorbenen aomlruls SampiOn, lit in
ieinem Suuie bel Blumpra. u. g., ais
Seide sefunoen DOroen. @s miro per.
mutbet. oab er SelbltmOro besuuseu
bat.
= Das StdOtden Sauaunab. bas
etwa Span5iS Wteilsu wsiflid uOn Spra'
cute, u. o.. in Wapne @ountD lie9t
wuroe burh Elm 6euer beinabe pollitdn'
big 5erft0rt. Der our6 oas 6euer oils
seri6tete Sdaoen wiro auf ialt cine
bulbe WtilliOH usrauidlaSt.
= slus 8aibiustOu pirO ssmslOst.
oaB oaielbit bic @ebsiue bes Generals
9ames Mc@ubbin 9in9an. eines per'
iOnli6en 6reunoes @eOrse WaibinS'
TOMS. aus ibrem bisberi9en @rabe ent'
fernt unO auf benz arlington National
friebbof beiseiest wuroen.
Su Diem YOrt wutoe betanut &C
seben, oaB PrdiiOent Rooleuelt bic slb
iidt bat. am 10. Wtdr, ndditsn Subres,
ulio nsun EaSe nod Der inauguration
oes ueuen Pr6lioentsn, NIT oem 0ioro.
Oeuti6en 9lOpooampier nSOnis albert4
pom bort aus feline slfritarsiie unjutre'
ten.
= Sn philadelphia wuroe Der Saum'
wOlleipeider uon Rbilip @OoisD, i'm
uutersn 3bsile Der Staot ssls9en, burh
Ssuer SerltDrt. Der S6aoen betrdst
100000. Siinf SeuerwebrIsute wurs
ben burd Haut iiberwdltist uHb 3wei
OauOn in tritiidsm 3uitanoe nad einem
9oipital sebraAt.
= 5raulein Satbarine @lfins. bic
Go6ter bss 8uubesienators @lfins
uon @eit' '8irsinien, bic oemndbft ben
Ser5OS Der abruSsu, ben Setter Oes
aOniss uon Stalien, beiratbsu niro.
bat erflart, OaB iie ibre 9uu3e Guss
itattuns in amsritu aus amcrifuniidem
Material bsritelleu laiisn mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
ZINfMERMAN. Anwalt.


No. s.-Ail jene gewisse eine Haelfte
elmer Lot. Streeke oder Parzelle Land.
gelegen und seiend in dem Borough
Blakely. Lackawanna County und
Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

20. f0.-aa isnsr gentle @ititsfpnraft
unp ale bic 8s6tt, Sittl, Spttrtfsn une Giesu,
ibum btr porbtiaeitH ROrtbsaf aObltn Gompa-
nit, In bic fclssnbtu ednbtrtisn unb Gjsbduli&.
isiitu ME fOIst uemlidb; 40 jsHss yant, mel
DTS hbrrhassn wuret an Marp Gatbsrint Dal-
lace huT& bic ROrb SarbOHbalt aoblsn &ompa.
mic uuo aubus, bur& Dtsb batirt Den 81. Mdr,
1884. une duatiraetu In eadapanna County
I'm Dsstbu6 Ro. 81, Stiit II uir., am 4.
Nat 1885. psI&ss litst ,ur nSrbli&sn Seits
bts eadaranna 8luiits. aususb bntne, itbp&,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
&uSlaub.

- aus Manila. 9. g., tpirO ssnisl'
bet. baB Die @bolsru @pioemie bort bei'
nabe uOllitdnbis erloideu lift.
SIN Der Stabt Wtsrico traf bic
gia9ridt elm. ouB Ole 8ul. Der Sdupt.
ling Der 9uqui. Snoianer, sstOOtst wOr'
ben LIT.
-3u Miinfter in SBeitfaleu lit Der
bOrtise 8siabii6Of Or. @ruf Mari'
milan bon @alsn aus bem 0eben &C.
iaieben.
- Sn Pembrots. Ont. ;srftOrte elm
sroses Shubsnieusr bic Sabrif Der gia.
tional Mfs. 60. unb ridtsts einsn
S9aosn bon 100000 an.
- @rosbsrsOs @ilbslm uon Sursm'
burg, Der idon lanse lsibeuo LIT, liest
auf ieinsm Sdloiis 9obsnburs idwer
tranf oarnieber. Der .3uitanb bes
Patientsu idsint bOffHunsslos Su ieiu.
- @rOBtes Bebausrn ruff namsntlit
In Berliner fiinitleriiden Sreilsn bic
aunoe mad, ba6 Der befannte Bilb'
bauer 9arrO Wtasnuiien burd 9sudt.
Sas'8ersiftuns Su einsm idbsn EobI
ssfommen lit.
= Sn Der Sidbe BON Dunjis, 8eit'
preuBeu, wuroe in Der Office Der bsut'
ide Suiteuoumpfsr -Nr6imsOssH be
siuem bsftisen Sturm 70 itarf bsida
Oist, OuB sr iauf. 3ebu gsriOnsn por
Der Wiuunidaft fanoen in ben 28sller
ibren COB.
= 8ertreter Der itreitsuben arbeiteI
in ben SaumpOllipinuersien bielten il
Wtandeiter, @nslano, cine @onieren
init Ssrtretern ibrer Grbeitsebsr, Oi
iebod reiultatlos uerlief. neil Die slr
beitsebsr iib sntidieoeu Weisertsn, irsenl
psI4e 3useitduOniiie su MAIDEN.
= @iuss iddnOliden SanbalsnItreitl
baben iid bic Gideden in bsm b6bmi
iden Srt 3rebnis i6nlois sema9t
Das bortise Sraboenfmal gu @brel
prsuBiidsr SOlouteu, pslds i'm sries
uon 1886 fielen, lit BON perru6ten San
ben 5sritOrt moroen. Die GntrHitun
iiber bieien nidtswiiroisen att 1T al
semein.
= PrinSeiliu GbelbeiO. bic dltsit
Go6ter Der 9erSOsin Mturia slntOni
pom Purma, bat ben S6lsisr ssnom
men. Sie puros am 19.lWtdrS in Der
SeHebittiriunensaloiter auf Der Snil
sBisbt oils SiOuiSe einssiiibrt unb bd
ii& nun euosfltis enti9lOfsu, bic q
ibr @uos elm esbsu abssi9lOiiensr R,
lisiOiitat iu fiibrsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

80. i3.-Aas bic Cberfldde iener aewifen gar,ea
ober Got 9anb IN oem 5opnibp BIatelp, adddwdnnt
Gonntu unb Staat gennipluania, begren,t unb be
Idrieben pie foIgt, nemlid aniaueenb an Der Cd
,,aIten 9arbonedle uno 8laielp aanbfrabe," bani
parallel nit beidgter s1nefraBe n6rblh " Grab
unp is Minnten, otIib 60 5nB sur Gde uon Got No
f6, aeeaHet non petro 9oeeid banu n6relid AZ orab
un6 A5 Rinuten, weftli9 i5O 6ub sntlaRe benz Gan
hss beiagten Retro 6oeeid ~ elmer Gde. 6ann bIic
a 0raee unb is Rtnnten, weitlib 60 Sub su cine
Minuten, oiIid $50 Jus entlans Der einie beiaate
alep tum 4nfanespIaSe. GntbGltenb 5000 Hun brat
fub aGne, mebT cher rpenieer. Roblen nnb Rinsra
lien Teierutrt bnrd bic porieen Gieentblmer. De
adrte poH priee's Reisrpation ais Cot Ro. IS be
agte 8eierpation IL bei6reben in einsm Deeb, ein
gefraeen in Der Recorder uon Deeds Office in sBiI
tssbaFEs, eulsrne County, pa, i'm DstebuA i6s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
sadamanna & @bomins Balsp.
(gauret Qinie.)
3pil&tn SCRANTON unb @ilfts.8arrt.

3mHhfH StTdnfoh unb VSIIitssBarTt.
9has psrIansn Suanipn un 90, 200, 3 90
400. 500 uHs 600 Rurssus. I'm 5 40 Mor.
gems an @p&sutastn unb ale ua&fplstnbs
apausia Rinuttn, unb um 700 Merasns an
Sonnfaaen uub aat HaGfpIssnht ,pan,ia Ri.
nutrH bic unb inilulipt f2 90 RaHts, In @il.
Ess-8drre III Winuisn ib6ter nnfcmmenb.
Grpre,hss,. nur In pittstOn anbaIisnb, bsr-
laiitu Serauton alIt Stunbt idalid, dusas-
npmmtu Spnntaas uub S}sirrtagsn, BON 7.i9
Rcrasus BE 7.f9 Nttnbs, unb tTsftn IN @il.
Fss-8arrt 80 Mtnuten fp6isr sin
Oeftusr Dtsnii ipiln.a SCRANTON, Ras aue
Harf, enna parl, psinsbura unh Dnnmort.
Ststt Gabrplan fir aep6dbtf5rbunbt 9iias.
TEai ID Araft an 8. SuIi 1907.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-30

j. NJ Dunmire received a tele-
gram last Saturday stating that his
brother who lives at Dexter, Ia,
had been hurt, probably fatally, in
a runaway. Mr.. Dunmire left for
that place Sunday.
J. M. Dain informs us that he
picked enough fresh pie plant for a
pie last Saturday. He buried some
roots in a box of dirt last fall and
put them in his cellar and is now
harvesting a winters crop.
Mrs. Florence Washburn, for
merly a teacher in the Scotland
schools, arrived from Stanley coun-
ty last Thursday and visited Scot
land friends for one day, leaving
for Eagle Grove, Ia, where she will
remain for several months.
MIR. Ben. Stevenson returned
from Plankinton Tuesday where
he went to look after his farm. He
says he is on a deal to trade his
land up there for laAd in Nebraska.
and if the Nebraska land is what it
IS represented to be the trade will
be made.
DR.. and Mrs. Koobs left on Tues.
day, Mrs. Koobs going to Chicago
where she will visit friends, and
the Doctor going to Enid, Oklaho-
ma, where he will remain for a
time, until he finds how the eli
mate affects his asthma. They ex.
pect to be gone the balance Of the
winter.
Paul Landmann returned from
Washington, D. G., last Monday,
The affairs of the defunct First
National Bank, Of which he is re.
ceiver, were gone over and audited
while he was there, and arrange
ments made to close up it's affairs
as soon as the suits now pending
are decided.
Rev. =. p. Clark Of Dodge Cen.
ter, Mimi, stopped off here Satur-
day while on his way home from
Missouri, to visit his cousin, Rev.
A. p. Collins. Mr. Collins waa1
only about ten years old when be
last saw his cousin and the oppor-
tunity TO renew a boyhood &C.
quaintance was heartily enjoyed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-30
THE CITIZEN-REPUBLICAN
P. A. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.
SCOTLAND, s. D., Jan. 80, 1908.
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. Miller wentto Presho Tues
day to look after his farm.
Mrs. Rempfer of Parkston visited
Miss Eva Bennett the fore part of
this week.
Miss Florence SHREDDER of Del
mont is visiting her sister, Mrs. c..
F. Wittmayer.
DR.. 7. T. Church and wife ex-
pect to leave next week for Butte
county TO establish their residence
on a homestead.
Mrs. Hall, who has been visiting
her father, Mr.. M. G. Baird, for
several weeks, left for her home in
!, Chicago Tuesday.
We have just received a fine line
of Valentine post cards. Call and
see them. At
TREIBER's.
Ralph Anderson went to Moline.
ILL.,, last week to get his household
goods and will move to Mitchell.
He returned last Thursday.
Prof. Whiting, principal Of the
Memo schools, was here Saturday
attending the teachers meeting
and gave an interesting talk on
drawing.
Bear. II. The Kind You Have Always Bought
sti { &1ZzzM
Nelson Brown has rented Geo.
Fnsselman's barber shop and took
possession last week, and MI. Fus.
selman has taken a position ID a
shop at Yankton.
Mr.. Newmann, the hypnotist
and mind reader, gave two enter
| tainments here last week, Friday
and Saturday evenings. Some Of
his performances appeared to Be
marvellous and if he il not 4 true
hypnotist he is certainly q clever
magician.