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1t is a plain case Of simple
arithmetic to prove the
great profit which must
result from a purchase at
Sunny side, where values
today far exceed prices.

get n NJ and VIII
be wealthy few from now Those who do not do 50 VIII
be the the could had
they known anything 1909.
sUNNYsIDE o FRANCISCO LOOK AT
THE MAP 1t lies southern where the strikes
the Of
over it without chilling this favored
s not in the Is not
There not lot in the tract that X more than two 5s from
street railwaywith direct
EVERYTHING provided Streets water light police and
open TO- every
day Of the year There are churches fact every
When selling price
lower than is being asked for N the lots
without transportation with nothing but promises behind them
must the advantages of
BANKS money on property the same on
business property downtown This
values rather than
down few dollars month pay for it all whfs
you paying your lot increasing in vaIue
THE BEST SECURITY EARTH is EARTH ITSELF
WORK FOR YOURSELF, LANDLORD
How much have ysarse
Reckon your
OF YOU What have got isg'
years paid large sum Of
money and it has given
port his family but don't think
make fortune but IL viii buv
peat cottage beautiful OF
San Francisco For place than
have been living worth
dons The money you have
and there no use lying awake about
next 10 the for your
years $4,000 in the next 90
II paying $1,000 landlord
pretty good home for that Bit
a1d then come 70 see us and We win help to
your income may be- adapt
paying Come and see us at
side and acquant yourself with methods
that sunnyside will
Looking straight just tribute paid on
your own sh0rtsghtsdne is investment
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If you can pay five dollars
within the next few days
you can own a home site
which will be worth thou
sands Of dollars within a
marveIously short time.


whether merely buy and let the fellow pile dollars upon
YOUR lot by the improvements he for Mark what say
within
dfcalon points much greater gain #.>s
GUARANTEE TWENTY FIVE PER CENT
absolutely guarantees udg price
sold low prices will
per higher within
dollsrs it IS paid might better
four slip
Any sacrifice is justthed.
SAN FRANcIscos MARVELLOUS GROWTH
SAN FRANCISCO not me Nev York of Paeiheit is
Francisco today
DO YOU know that before the ae san FRANCISCO had pop
usoR q $4,000 People ne hundred and thirty thousand of
Another Alameda
This virtually population
popnlatior
spite
has population today authorities
Immediately surrounding bay peo-
which that in little less
alone has gained mlon She
means present gain see San
Frsncco With 10000
immediate saOunane Populaon totaiRg considerably above
popufation values quadruDe This
fails s........
settlement within her limits OF within the
she would stun be city of million
chaneesbie san TIeSIse 1rensrtv At nrcss s ~ @
than 1t yi
1t is bringing from
happened in other cities no
fortunately: located:.a- -.
years Long Island from
bought herinrs for less
than ss6OeOO and transfers
property eight miles from the city hall in Chicago was
selling At from sTeooo TO 100000 per lot In 1905 the
price OF these lots was .se:Qe0oO -
These fairy. tales. but actual
whole trend Of popusn Is westward There is bound to be one
Of the biggest cities IN the world right hero live
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3 81 3 3
GRAND HOME-MAKING SALE


al n
Francs
SUNNYSDE
beforethere
title that $35
SUNNYSIDE
10
%
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Build Your Home at Once
Sunnyside improvements

SUNNYSIDE
amna with the
for you to yandbund al
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WHAT IS REMIT

Looking straight tribute paid on
your own shortsighedne 1t is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
DR. ALFONSO PENNA
PRECEDENT OF BRAZIL

Washington, June 49,. President Pen
ma, of Brazil, died at 1880 O'Clock this
morning, according to a dispatch re-
eceived at the state department from the
American ambassador at Rio de ia
metro.
The death of DR.. Alfonso Morercia
Penna, of Brazil, evidently was sudden.
Other than a dispatch received from
Rio de Janiero last night saying that
he was gravely i'll and that as a con-
sequence he ministers had been sum-
moned to the palace. there has been no
intimation that he was in i'll health.
The last report of his doings concerned
the opening of the Brazilian congress
May 4, n his address to that body,
and two weeks later his refusal to ac-
ecept the resignation of the Brazilian
minister of finance.
Election by Popular Vote.
DR.. Penna was elected to office by
universal suffrage in 1906 and ssuned
office November Ii Of that year.
His term expired in 1910. He was a
native of the state of Minas Geraes,
and his success was the outcome of a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
PREFERRED HUSBAND
TO COLLEGE DIPLOMA

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 14.-Prefer-
ring a husband to a diploma from the
University Of Minnesota. Miss Leona
Woolsey, who was to have received her
degree today, welded John 9. Muir, a
student in the law college. yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Woolsey comes from Fort Dodge.
Ia, and her husband is a native OF
Hampton, in the same state. The mar
riage is the elimination Of a romance
tina has extended over several years.
The couple were married at the home
of N. Dawson, 514 Fifteenth ave. south
east, Minneapolis, by Rev. w. H. Jor-
dan. pastor Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. Four university students
We're the only witnesses.
The secret was to have been kept
until the happy couple had left the city
on their wedding journey to Chicago,
but when Mr.. Muir opened his cigar
store, in Southeast Minneapolis, this
morning ne could not resist the tempta-
ton to stand treat on his good luck.
They left for Chicago soon afterwards.
The husband, in addition to running
a store. is studying law at the uni
versity and has one more year to at
tend to complete his course.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
"TENNls CABINET" TO
TELL BIG SECRETS

Washington. D. c., June 16.-The
Roosevelt Tennis cabinet" is to make
one more bid for public recognition be,
fore it takes permanently to the shelf
where 1t was laid upon the departure
of it's chief from the White louise Two
of it's most prominent members in the
persons Of James Rudolph Garfield, late
secretary of the interior, and Clifford
Pinchot. chief forester, of the depart
ment of agriculture, have their heads
together It this moment at West Men
tor, Ohio. The fruits of their %conniv-
ing will be a large and interesting vol
ume entitled, "Roosevelt's A~dministra-
tion."
1t is whispered about Washington
that other members of the now famous
aggregation of comparatively young
federal office holders and all-round
hustlers from all walks Of life whom
the late president invited successfully
to his council room. lunch table and
tennis court. are preparing to give to
the public some inside facts concerning
the great seven years Of the admins
tration recently closed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
IN Happy Address President
Cornratulates Wrights on
Achievements.
FOR SERVICE, NOT FOR WAR.

Washington, D. c., June 14.-In the
presence OF distinguished statesmen,
foreign diplomats. members OF the cab
met, noted scientists and prominent
aeronauts and aviators, Wilbur and Or
Vile Wright, the two inventors OF the
first successful flying machine heavier
than air, received public recognition OF
their achievements from their fellow
countrymen. President Taft in hand
ing the medals to the brothers ex-
pressed keen admiration for their work
and ventured the belief that their fy-
ing machine will be the basis OF the
future aerial craft and made the
prophecy that the dawn of the age of
flight is here.
Miss Katherine Wright, sister Of the
aeroplanists, accompanied them here
and was quite as much lionized. After
President Taft had congratulated the
brothers individually he turned to Miss
Wright and said:
"And ! want to congratulate he most
important member Of the family"
In presenting the medals to the
Wright brothers, President Taft said:
II esteem 1t q great honor to have an
opportunity to present the medals to
you as an evidence of what you have
done. lam glad, perhaps, at q delayed
hour, to show that in America it Is not
true that a prophet Is not without hon
or save In his own country
TT is especially gratifying thus to
note a great discovery in human econ
omy by paying honor to men who bear
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
MAYeELLE COREY IN
HEROIC ROLE AT La.S1

Palaiseau, France. June 14--William
e. Corey, president of h United
States Steel corporation, and his wife,
who suffered injuries in an automobile
accident here yesterday, We're seen to-
day at their home, the Chateau Regis.
Mr.. Corey Is confined to his home. His
head was bandaged and he was suffer-
ing from slight pains in the chest. Mrs.
Corey had been bruised, but she had
sufficiently recovered from the shock to
be at her husbands bedside.
Accompanied by M. GOdilleau, man
ager Of Mr.. Corey's French estate, they
left here in an automobile FOR Paris,
where they had a n engagement to take
luncheon with Prince Won Radolin, the
German ambassador. After emerging
from the forest surrounding the
chateau, the chauffeur, a man of linn
ftcd experience, suddenly lost control OF
the machine, which was going at a
rapid pace. The car struck a tree and
turned a somersault and the entire
party was buried beneath a mass OF
wreckage.
Mrs. Corey managed to extricate her
self unaided. She saw her husband be
meath the car He was covered with
blood from wounds inflicted by the
shattered glass. M. Godilleau was
crushed and unconscious and the
chauffeur was pinned down. She ran
across a field and secured the aid of
three peasants, who at once set to
work to clear away the wreckage. Then
the wounded were removed in a wage
to the chateau.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17

coalition of the principal states against
Sac Paulo, which has supplied all past
presidents. DIR. Penna was one of Dom
Pedro's ministers who accepted and
supported the republic after It's procla-
nation. He had been president Of his
state and governor Of the Bank of the
Republic. He was vice president of the
republic and president Of the senate at
the time of his election to the chief
magistracy.
The vice president of the republic to-
day is Milo Pecanha.
Reduced Duty on American Goods.
Among the important acts of DR..
Penna's administration was the author
ization of the $50, ZOO, 900 naval loan. the
reduction Of the duty on American pro-
ducts, the raising of the duty on sugar
and the signing of an arbitration treaty
with Argentina.
DR.. Penna. received the officers of
the American battleship feet on its
cruise around the world In January of
1908.
On June 10 it was announced in Rio de
Janeiro hat Marschal Hermes Fonseca
was a candidate for the presidency in
succession to the presidency of Brazil,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
HEARST WILL STOCK
MEXICO RANCH NO. z

Mexico City. June 16.-F'our hundred
and fifty thousand acres of and In the
state of Campeche will be converted in
to an immense stock ranch by William
Randolph Hearst, at a cost said to be
In the millions.
The ranch will be stocked with inn
ported Holstein, Durham and other
high grade market and mich cattle OF
the same stock that Hearst has On his
million and a half acres in the state
Of Chihuahua.
F. w. Smith, Mr.. Hearst's represent
alive in Chihuahua, and III. M. Lerch,
of Baltimore. Md, who has charge Of
the Hearst cattle industry, have gone
to locate sites for the improvements,
which will include dwellings, ware
houses. a narrow gauge railroad to the
cast n making navigable two rivers.
The land belongs to Mr.. Hearst and
his mother. 1t was granted to his
father. United States Senator Hearst
who leased it to chiccory growers. but
instead of bringing revenu has been
a gnf avrorun
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
SMITH SURRENDERS
TO PRISON WARDEN

Chicago, June 16.-The long fight Of
former Judge Abner Smith to escape
the penitentiary ended today when
Sheriff Strassheim received a telegram
from Warden Murphy. of the Joliet
penitentiary, that Smith had surren-
dered himself at the prison.
Abner Smith, for years a respected
Judge Of the circuit court, was con-
victed of violating h banking laws
while president Of the now defunct
Bank Of America. It was charged thai
he had profited greatly by his manipu-
'lation Of the banks funds. After his
conviction Judge Smith fought the case
through the appellate ard supreme
courts. losing at ach stage. He then
appealed to the pardon board and the
governor. The pardon board last week
refused his request for a mitigation Of
punishment. His reprieve expired to-
day and the sheriff who has been spe-
officially ordered by the supreme court
to execute it's mandate of Imprisonment
was in READINGS to take the former
judge to prison tomorrow.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
THEY ARE CALLING
MARK TWAIN A PIRATE

New York. June 1.-THE incorpor-
alton, by s.. L. Clemens. (Mark Twain).
of copious excerpts from another au-
thor into his latest book, without Civ
ing credit, has started a publishers
controversy.
MI. Clemens admits he incorporated
in the book a larger part OF a chapter
from a volume called "The Shakespeare
Problem Re-ststed," written by George
M. Greenwood, M. p, OF London. It
takes up % of the $50 pages in Mark
Twain's book. He mentioned Mr..
Greenwood's book in his own work, but
neglected to mention Mr.. Greenwood's
name.
MI. Greenwood's publishers In Lon
don have sent word that they will not
permit Twain's book to be circulated
in England until the plates are altered,
giving Mr.. Greenwood credit that
should go to him. They have no pow
er to prevent the sale here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
MRS. SAGE HAS GIVEN
AWAY Is MILLIONS
Great Gifts to Charity and HUI
manity Compared to Russell
sage's Perjury.

New York. June lin less than
three years Mrs. Russell Sage has
spent moro than $25, 900, 900 for public
purposes and the benefit OF mankind.
The recent Investigation abroad OF the
question Of w~orkingmen's insurance
and the establishment Of a gigantic
employment bureau, call attention
anew to her prolific bounty,
It took Russell Sage so years to get
sos, 1000, 900. This great sum amounted
to So, 500 a day for the lifetime OF the
financier.
Mrs. Sage is now giving away the
fortune at the rate of $4,000 a day.
Ilf the widow continues her charities
at the pace she has set, all will be
gone in five years. Comparison OF the
f%nancier's power to make money with
Mrs. Sage's faculty of giving 1t away,
shows that the widow is giving away
Sage to accumulate the proyerbiai
$40 cents"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
ST. LOUIS BALLOON
WINNER, AFTER ALL
Beat New York by Three Miles
Forbes Gets the Duration
Trophy.

New York, June 1.-THE balloon
University City. of st. Louis. with John
Berry and John Mccullough aboard, is
the winner Of the national balloon con-
test. Officials reports from the con-
testants were before the Aero Club Of
America. The balloon New York was
second in the distance contest. The
New York will be awarded the prize
for the longest period In the air, 35
hours and 10 minutes, unless an I'M
expected protest is made
Press reports from Corinth, Miss,
and Fort Payne, Ala, that the New
York landed three miles north of Cor
NTH and the University City landed
six miles south OF Fort Payne, have
been verified.
Scaled on two sets Of government
maps. 1t is shown, according to the
News that the University City flight
was a fraction less than 367 miles; the
New York's a fraction under 355 miles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
QUITS NAVY FOR ARMY
T H THAN NOT WED

Washington, June 16.-"Oh, very
we'll" said William G. Koen1g. of Rush.
Tex, first lass man at Annapolis, when
he read the latest order of the secre-
tary Of the navy. The order was to
the effect that midshipmen should not
until they completed their two
years cruise.
Midshipman Koenig was engaged to
marry Miss Eugenia Mccoy, Of Balti-
more, Immediately after graduation.
The young man. after four years train
ing, wished to remain in the service Of
his country, but he also was deter
mined to wed.
Thinking it over he came to Wash
ington and took examination to enter
the Coast Artillery as second lieuten-
ant. He passed. and as soon as the
commission is signed and delivered
there will be a wedding in Baltimore.
The navy will have lost a promising
yoEne officer and the army will have
gained a family.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
ADMITSH HE
BUILTFOR AN

IL IL rnodestlv. You made This disc0v-
erv ~ = thaf we ofs AY1erica
i've ~ feeI Is distinctlv Arnerican. N
vo,,r nose rirhf III 4 oh2in.
xosishad accnmniished Won hnd
"a do.
ut has been said that this Ii the frst
presidential recognition OF aeronAutics
since President Washington. We'll, al
i have to- say Is that / had q rredecos-
sor. Who if aeronautics had proceeded
asaYar when he left Office a. they have
today, would not only have gone down
under tho water In a submarine boat
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17

JUNCTION CITY. KAMA carload
OF liquor ordered by the soldiers at
Fort Riley. arrived, but Colonel Ward.
the c~ommandant, would not let the men
have it. The colonel put guards over
the car and insisted that 1t must be
lature make 1t impossible to buy liquor
in Kansas. The soldiers. FESTIVE under
the enforced dry conditions, placed lib
eral orders with a liquor agent, who
was here last week, on pay day. Colonel
Ward contends that liquor in the mill
tary quarters interferes with the disci-
pline.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
VIM. j. BRYAN'S
SON WILL WE'D

Milwaukee, Wis, June l6.-William
Jennings Bryan, jr.. only son of the
peerless leader, and Miss Helen Berger,
daughter Of Alexander Berger, we'll
known here and throughout the north
west as a big grain and Jour dealer,
will be married Thursday, Jun "a.
The announcement was made today.
The will be performed at
the Colorado summer home of Mr.. Ber-
ger, a beautiful bungalow at Grand
Lake.. Shortly after the young couple
will take up their residence at Tucson,
Ariz., where young Bryan has extern
sive interests launched by his father.
Miss Berger is a strikingly hand
some young woman, devoted to out
door sports, highly educated and ac-
complished. Young Mr.. Bryan strongly
resembles his mother in appearance
and tastes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17

BOSTON, MASS.-Under the gold
domes of the auditorium of the South
Congregational church for many years
Edward Everett Hale broke the bread
of life to his people, there gathered
Sunday the great Unitarian family of
Boston to IA a last tribue to the leader
Of Unitarianism. At the same hour a
host of friends and admirers Of DIR.
Hale gathered at the Park street Trini-
tartan church to listen to eulogies by
clergymen of many creeds. Flags were
floated at half mast by order of the
city's chief executive. The body vas
taken TO the Forest Hill cemetery,
where the burial services were strictly
private
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
Supreme Court UphoIds the
Clothesline With All Its
Varied Exhibits.

New York, June 14.-Justice a1iAturn.
of the New Jersey supreme court, has
decided thai a poor man has q right
to hang out underclothing on q clothes
line in front of his house, even II his
wealthy n%eighbors are scandalized
thereby. The opinion Of Justice Min
turn was given in quashing an indict-
ment found about a year ago by the
grand jury of Monmouth county
against James NJ. Alligor, of Seabright.
Alligor has a little one-story shanty
on the Rumson road, his near neigh
being Cornelius N. Bliss. w. F..
Hayemeyer, NJ. C. D. Borden. c. b.
Alexander and James Loeb. all of
whom are reported to be in quite com
Portable circumstances. About a year
ago Alligor opened an ice cream parlor
in his shanty. 1t didn't pay. and he
blamed the poor business on his neigh
bors. So he put out a sign reading.
This place closed because Of {:
!: millionairas' boycott" I:
A few days later he replaced that
sign with this one:
This property to let. Negroes ::
b: preferred"
A week or two later. Alligor set up
a pole in front Of his place and strung
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
WOMAN DOCTOR is
BLACK HANDS VICTIM

Chicago. June 14.--Dr. Jeannio
Beardsley, It Is learner Today. u the
last victim OF an alleged black hand
plot in Chicago. She was stabbed
twice in the breast and stomach an
she answered a knock at the back door
Of her home at 6508 Peoria st. last
night. Two detectives we're hiding IN
the house to guard the woman against
just such an attack. It was q steel
ribbed corset that saved her life. The
assassin struck his blows and escaped
in the darkness before the detectives
could reach the door.
DIR. B~eardsley, who is a practicing
physician of middle age, received a
letter several days ago threatening her
life IL she did not place $500 in des-
.tgnated spot.
The letter, which she turned over to
the police. was sigrs.d with a rude imi-
tation OF a black hand and a skull
cross bones.
The letter threatened the woman
with death In her wv home II h
did not aget busy with the money.
A detective accompanied her In her
automobile as she made the rounds OF
visits to her patients, and two others
were concealed In her home.
DIR. Beardsley was about to retire
for the night, when summoned to the
back door. She stepped into the
kitchen unaccompanied by the officers
and opened the door. She was SO
STUNNED Dy tnG SuuueIiHSSs VI Lit d.
tack this not until her assailant had
fled did she cry for help. The would
fbe murderer slammed n door in her
face and. uttering an oath as he did
30. escaped over a rear fence.
DR.. Beardsley expressed the opinion
that the weapon used was a razor. Her
assailant attempted to draw it across
her throat, but instead drew II across
aDroach which she wore. she was not
injured. DR.. Beardsley was unable to
give the police a good description OF
the man who attacked her.
Two Letters.
The first of two unsigned letters re-
ceived by the physician was placed in
her mail box last Tuesday. and read.
Your life or $500. Leave 1T at the
southeast corner of Sixty-sixth street
and Center avenue, Wednesday night.
before IL o'clock. II you notify the po-
lice, / viii shoot you dead
A second letter was thrown through
a window Wednesday, morning. and
read as follows:
you for notifying the police. !:
I'll TAKE care of you"