davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-29
Xomanly Wisdom.

There Is always room on the
sunny side of the road; let us
walk there.
When the sparerib is put to
roast, sprinkle it lightly with
powdered sage and minced on
ION.
Itls an easy matter to size up
a man If his dog crawls under the
house when 1t sees him approach.
ing.
Slfted coal ashes, mixed with a
little vinegar, make a splendid
mixture for polishing faucets,
brass kettles and the like.
Tack pieces of rubber, cut from
over shoes, to the bottom of the
step ladder legs, and they will not
slide on slippery floor.
Whenever a bottle has been
emptled, wash 1t right out, and
do not set it away to dry, You
can clean 1t more easily by dong
this.
The cork ID bottle of cement
or glue is apt to stick and break
when 1t is opened for the second
time. To prevent this, grease 1t
lightly when first taken out.
If housewives would have rub.
Der heels and soles on their every
day shoes, they would find that
much discomfort from aching,
tired feet would be avoided.
| Cabbage is more delicate, if,
after it is boiled little while, 1t
Is turned out into colander and
cold water runs over 1T; then put
again in boiling water and finish
ed.
After boiling salt ham or ton.
que, remove it from the fire and
plunge 1t at once in cold water.
This instantly loosens the skin,
which then pulls off without any
trouble.
Save the good pieces of the
mems winter underclothes. From
them you can make the. children
some shirts, drawers or petit.
coats that Will be as warm and
last nearly as long as new. Saves
money, too.
Have buttons, or hooks and
eyes, for the slips you use on the
sofa pillows. Then you can often
take the pillows out and wash the
slips. Saves a lot of sewing and
the slips are apt to get washed q
good deal oftener.
A handy funnel for pouring
liquid into a bottle may be quick.
ly made anywhere by taking q
piece of thick, smooth white pa
per, rolling 1t into a cornucopia
and fastening it with PIN. Cut
the pointed end off and it's ready
to use.
When any one is taken Ill II
the night and needs a quick ap
plicatlon of heat, light lamp
The chimney will be hot IN a mo
ment and will answer until water
or a brick can be heated. 1t Car
be slipped into sticking leg and
applied at once.
Knit the baby's mittens with
out any thumb; then, no matter
which way they are put on, they
are all right. If large enough he
can move his fingers all around
inside, while the long wrists keeE
the sleeves of his dress down
over his arms and make him com
Portable.
1t saves much bard work ir
keeping heavy bedclotbes tidy
! under the usage they ordinarily
receive from the boys and hired
men, to have breadth of muslin
or calico firmly basted over the
upper end of quilts and bed com
forts. This can be removed often
and washed with much less work
than to put the whole big com
forter in the tub.
, Light and wholesome griddle
cakes; Pare the crust from a stale
loaf of bakers or light home
made bread, crumb 1t into por'
celain dish and pour over it Q
: pint Of boiling milk. Cover and
, let it stand for ten minutes.
NUho,. a. ouallo al1 kho x,olIx ~
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Foster Debevoise Co. Plaintiff, against CTeory.
s De HierapoIs and Emily = De Hierapoiis.
carrying on business under the firm and
style Of HieTapos & Co. John II. Baker Bey-
er! Mail order Company and r. H keuhn Co..
Inc Defendants Summons: To the above named
Defendants: You hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action and 70 servo
a copy of your answer on the Plaintiffs Attor-
news within twenty days after the service of
this summons. exclusive OF the day of service.
and in case of your failure 10 appear an
swer Judgment viii be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. July 2sth. 1910.
GREGORY & STEWART, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Postoffice address and Office. No. 115 Broad
wav Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York.
going summons is served upon you by publiea-
ton r1rsuant TO an order OF the Hon. Henry
Bischoff ir, a Justice of the supreme Court
AZ the state of New York, dated the 18th day
az November, 1910, and filed with the COM
nIaint herein in the office Of the Clerk of the
County of New York. the County Court
House in the Borough of Manhattan. City of
New York.
mated November I5 1910.
GREGORY & STEWART. Attorneys for Plain
rim once and Postofice address. rs q way
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
COOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS..
NOTICE
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.

Edition
November
United
thousand printed at
or all of printing
will the received the
delivered applications,
by
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
PROPOSAt G

orVT57E or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
pistrict OF Columbia. December l. 1910
Sealed proposals VIII Se received at , this Office
construction u Branch Library at Takoma
Park n g. Specifications and all necessary in
farrnstion may be obtained from the Chief Clerk
Engineer Department, Room At. District Build
Inx washington, D. c. Deposit Of $40 required
70 guarantee return or plans CUNO Fl. RI
T70fPr JOHN y. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v
UTDSON c. j. BELL. GEORGE r. BOWER
MAN Commission TO Construct Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
THE NEEDS OF THE DAY.

NJ 0 previous edition OF the Encyclopedia Britain
y MICA has dealt with universal knowledge by so
ve11-dehned and orderly system ct lIe
reesi1 for this was never 50 apparent as II Is to
Ca The stress Of life and the multiplied actiVlleS
n zI,;, the modern world IS engaged; and, above
al the growth Of specialization in all clFlzed 0ot
ties demand change in the method OF Presehllls
The sim of human knowledge change III Tie VI
rectio7 oF cor7Drehensiveness combined Win con
renience NJ arrangement with greater facility OF rel
erence The needs of the day call for the puDilod-
ton n > new yvori, in which the whole neio oi
human life and effort shall be presented IN su0h d
form as shall make the pursuit OF learning I6Piu'
agreeable and instructive. To accomplish TINS was
The large task Of the editors OF the EleFeiilh
q the Encvclopsda Britannica
The 11tb Edition of the Encyclopedia Britain
nica is the first completely new survey OF uiii"ea
knowledge that has been published in tnirty years
THE last entirely original edition was the Niill"'
/ which was issued-volunle by volume
1875 and 1890. Since then the premises anu
the conclusions upon which large paIt u ~
knowledge OF the eighties was based nave ehN -
Science has made unparalleled progress no
Contributed much that is new, and even ie'
arv, the scientific spirit has entered idr8c'! 'lO
Every branch of activity. In word, the io"''1A
VI knowledge have been recreated.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

THE NEW G1TH1 EDITION OF the In
CIOPEDIA BRITANNICA may be said to
mark 2 new era of human experience 1t Is the
oI, boo, IN existence in which scholarly and sys
-.-.+;c attempt has been made on the lines OF the
broadest comprehensveness,
IN To survey the whole field OF present kno"l-
sdge at the hands of specialist authorities and Prac
teal experts;
~ To divide II up into groups and classinca-
-ios with view to effecting perfect co-ordlna.oii
fre di,isjors Of all general subjects, and then
la> To resolve the whole body of aseertained
ro,ledge into its constituent parts-as the pieces
- ;gsT74ic r77csaic-gving each OF these an organic
;+- - relation TO the rest dealing with II sePa-
-.+I, IN tx merits and whenever more convenient
+ Tho reader under its own heading and in rs
srlsbe+ica1 Mace There are more than 4OVJO art-
1 :; The work. as against less than l/,OOO IN INC
o,I Edition and for the first time the vast extent ol
-t 1d-e activities the most recent results OF re-
sss- and ex7,erinlent are here conveniently cafa-
fo,,ed and irtelligentlv summarized. 1t VIII now De
fs,, - find ones way about in this storehouse OF
,,;e-ea1 KNOWLEDGE All subjects appear under the
mos. natural headings-the things one IS hkeiy -
look I'D are not hidden away IN the booy ol seoi"-
articles. but are Immediately accessible
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
LOST BANkBOOkS.

BANKBOOk 10 i9o.6G5 Of the Union Dime saw
ngs Bank Is missing. ANY person having a
claim IL Is hereby called upon 20 present tho
same within ten GAYS submit TO having said
passhcok cancelled and new one issued
RNNKBOOK No 533 900 OF the Union Dime ssv-
insx Bank il missing Any per<on having a
claim TO il u hereby called upon 10 presen1 taa
same within ten DAYS submit 20 having -
Uassbooh cancelled aud . new one isSIAD
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
THREE NEW FEATURES OF GREAT USE
ELI NESS

w Hnye6pds fs HST 5 5a99 an 9# @
and authoritative exposition of human
thought learning and achievement It has acquired,
by the plan of editing it. three features of the
widest usefulness to the present generation:
ID It is now register and a detailed summary of
contemporary life and progress.
CD complete inventory of extant knowledge re-
duced simplicity of arrangement
90 An index to all reconde less than to all COM
things which possibly interest
civilized people
Thin Vounles-Light in Weight and Easy to Hold
and to Read-Printed on India Paper.
THE volumes of the last edition were 21a inches
in thickness. For most persons their size mill
tated greatly against their usefulness. The old
cumbrous volumes are now to be superseded by thin,
light flexible volumes less than inch thick, printed
on India paper. (The new edition will also be
printed for those who may prefer it, on ordinary
book paper. similar to that used for the Ninth
Edition) In the India paper impression, the vol
rnes OF the Eleventh Edition will be easy to hold
as a novel or pamphlet. Bound in flexible leather
covers, volume NAV be doubled back, cover to
cover without injury held in one hand, and read
in comfort. The usefulness OF the Encyclopedia
Britannica will therefore be multiplied to an meal
culable degree.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE OF PUB
LEGATION Cat substantial concessions in price to
immediate applicants being received The
work in % volumes and Index will be in two forms
Styles of Binding:
CLOTH. FULL FLEXIBLE sHEEPskIN. and FULL.
FIEXIRIF MOROCCO, the volumes TO be LESS THAN
AN INCH THICK (about $50 pages.
The India paper impression bound in either Full
sheen or Fun Mor0cco is strongly recommended.
(ol On ordinary paper in Three Styles Binding:
CLOTH. HALF MOROCCO. and FULL MOROCCO. the
volumes o he 234 inches thick (about $50 pages).
$500 volume for Ordinary paper bound il Cloth.
This is little more half the price t30s, $50
voumel at which the Ninth Edition was sold when first
issued although number Of pages in each volume is
larger by 100 number Of articles in the whole
contributors by 400 and it is estima
that the body information has been increased least
- cent
The slight additional (25 cents) for the India paper
volumes proportion actual market valuations
il is well known books printed India paper are
always scld high prices.
To be increased to $3.50 volume.
II is intended after the publication of the work
The prce shall be increased and this Increase viii be made
at ay time the purpose Of the present offer has been
will ultimately be sold at the regular
price of 3Os or $50 a volume (coth).
Payment after Delivery.
No money need accompany adrfnce subscriptions,
viii anv payment until the volumes have been
delivered.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPErS-
Prices Reasonable. send for Circular
Tel. 46s2-469S Bryant $3.50 w ssth Sc
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Clsans
by compressed air. stsam. hand foor-
1858 Broadway al East ssth ST coz q
BRANDT Tel 1s2-3sth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
WORK WAN SC.
Male

Male
rC0KE FEPER assistant. cashier. +a "in. al
.,+ ,.>Derienced, stendy. rellapIe' f,tn a. sig
cuiator highest references u''' %
I.uft rs West 1l5th ST r,7si
- F72T5-I7ivc years experience wish &
+ion in law office or comm conn ISts "a
saIarv nominal. Y. @, ., IrloGIle -
~ T7f7l577 T-17V sTENOGRAPHER. spaniisa
Italian Frpnca, Portuguese uaAsit,pa, st.s, rsfer
ort- o,-cuings. moderate chaFEes; lllsle'' 49,
49, /, NJ Box II. Tribune -- once
o1T1FTF7F2 YOUNG man citY or country; as a..
a.a,5nI Uainter. IarkIn. Grove So
- 9.,f51P licensed: 10 years experience az
IN iIiG u hiotnt gaa steam and timing. range anu anu
- p -rc,lT- also practical at electrical zen
i a., York done direct from plans We 80
.a.S resp0nsfble position Plumber 1ooo "''-i
st. BROOKLYN.
CTF&501IT3 APFIFR-Young man: expert s neT,,
sre,rate, Industrious intelligent alTiao "a, Itns,
inSorsarnents {. &. J., care stockton 10 "3
1929 ST
vCT7V6; MAN: 81; neat, sober, conapetent,
-y;sl,ss nosifiou in bachelor apartment as
N ro.,n7 nan. good cook and waiter Hfa&
niass refsr~nces T. Lund, 800 Clinton ST.
Hoboken. y J.
YOTNG MAN. years ofice experience hgh
srbonI cTsdliate: can furnish best references
Sex 16 80 Avenue T.
Female
C-t4AFFR0HE-By young woman highly rec
commended; 70 young ladies. Address Al %''
l5s 6th ave-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

sYT-a ST 40 EAST.-Large. corner rooms:
steam heat. elevator private bath: also single
rooms. running water; excellent table, parlor
dining.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
REM EDIES.

IHoIOTf;F., PEkMANENT CURES IN cssss
OF BLOOD PC'soN. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS anC kindred dis
eases: relief at once in dangerous cases. recent
or cid those desiring only frss class sctentteo
Treatment should call Dr.. BONSCECR the wsu
Known specialist 80 w 3srh Hours I'D IA
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
euppIfes Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc. TO Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply 70 Mrs M T. yOCNC-FULTON.
ss Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

TYPEWRITiNG AND TYPEWRiTERS
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau St; cataloxus
free; all makes taken part payment: bargains
In Underwoods. Remingtons. divers. Smstha
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

FARMLAND. s6; Swede. good miIker and
tearster; experienced in American farming
good reference. Carl, care Mathewson Agency
SIS 9th ave. Tel, 3Is Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

! CCOk-Fanily four; no washing; city now;
jacksonville. Fla. later; must like children.
Morrovss Agency, 721 Lexington ave, corner
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

| COOK, 800 out of town no washing; white or
| cQIored: steady employment: colored help kept
| Morrow's Agency, T21 Lexington ave, corner
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

young woman highly rec
commended; 70 young ladies. Address Al 80
Ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
g.nnefi fee.

RaibpilIs, 5enn.. 8. Hop. 9.
Cooper, Repub!itdner unb Guiinni't,
lit olIem anitsin nah nit 10000 Bis
1900 MaioritGt gum gouperneur
bon SenneTse srlpGbIt iporoen, iiber
ben friiheren bemrtrotiihen Oouper.
neur Rabeyt 3. 1anlor. Die Gvfisui'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
Cincinnati. 0litt,uod, ben g. Nopember 1910.

ften ffeinen in Der 2egislatur aud eine
flsine Maioritat gu baben. Beioe
Seiten beanIpruhen ben Senat. BON
ben elf aonsreBreprdientanten itnb
aht Demotraten unb brei Rspublitas
ner.
2ouifidnd.
Hep Orleans, 2d., 8. gtopbr.
Wie eefpDbnli9 unb tpie 81 ertpurten
mar, tpurben bic bemotratiiden aanz
bioatsn fur ben aonsreb uno fir bic
Staatsdmter in Der beutigen Wubl
obne Musnabme tpiebererpdblt. Sas
4menbement our Staats@aoHItitution,
bem8ufolae Der Staat autoriiirt perz
ben ion. Bonbs in 5Dbe bon $780,
900 fir bic proisttirts internotionule
Musfeuung aus5ugsben, bic bier i'm
Sabre 1915 abgebalten tperoen ioll.
nuroe nit GROCER Mshrbeit ansenoms
men.
Stfabomd.
U}usfoaee, Stld., 8. Nop. -
8erbaftsbefeble gegen aht3ehn Wdhl>
beamten in Wustogse uno Wdgoner
Gounties iino bier am Nuhmittds aug
ssiteut pprbsn. Sn ben gsrbafts6es
isblen, bic bon ben 8unoesbe9Droen
ausssits[t purben, perben bic getrefz
| fsnben ansetlast, einen paragrapAel'
Der Bunoesseiese Serlest su baben, Der
auf 8erf6pOruussn gs3us bat, bic Der
3ned babsn, Stimmeeber an Der auss
iibung bes Stimmre6ts gu perhinosrn
Die geamtsn batteu RegerH nidt ers
Iaubt, su ftimmsu.
Quh bic 5dlfts Der Wahlbeumten ir
Mc4leit.r tpurben bon 5ilfssgunosss
marihdlIen osrhaftet, Dor ben gunoes'
tommiFdr sebroht uno unter $4,000
8iirgfhaft seiteIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
9antrGu Il bereisn.

SolebD, g., 8. Nopember. gtnz
BREEDER iprsngten ous 8en0l6e Der
Scletber gant. elmer pripatbunt in
Serrp gitp, g., nit 9pnamit uno
rau6ten oann $1,000. Die ganoitsn,
bret an Der 3ahI, snttamsn in sinsm
4utpmpbil.
9eattia, as., 8. Rop6r. 5iinf
Wastirt., fDelae nit einem 4utomobil
bier anlansten. Iprengtsu Dienitog
Worasn ben 9elofhrunt Der geottie
Staotsbdnt nit 9prdmit unb erbeuz
teten $500. 1ie Shurten entilohen
nit ibr.m 4uto. psrfolgt BON einem
9urgeraufsebot. 3piihsu 2estsrem
unb ben HGubern purben Dohl 100
StiifIe ansgetpshisIt uro slpei Der
2ebteren puroeu perpunoet. DerSbes
riff hat jest bic gerfolguns aufgenoms
men.
8anpilfs. SGs., s. ROpemb.r.
Ginbr,hsr iprengten an 8ienitag
Woroen ben GelbIhrani Der gant in
/ g.nfielo, Sls., unb itablsn cine beoeuz
/ tenbe Gelbiumme, ba iiber $4,000 in
/ b.m Gstpolbe uuf6sDubrt Duroen.
Don Gbicuso aus iino Estettips bers
6eioeruf.n Doroen, I'M bic 8erfolguna
Der Rdubsr, pslfe in elHem gugsr
eHttamen, oufsunehm.n.
Worb i'm bio Stuatss
| 5uhtbous.
! Columbus, Cbio, s. Ropember
| Sobn Son.s, Elm Gurbiger, Der Dor
Glart Gountp aus rp.gen Woross irE
bieIies 3utthaus gsiaidt purce. pur'
B. am 1i.uftas BON Somss, Rigo, ei'
mem Weiben, irriinnisen StrGfling
Der in loraiu Gountp pegen Woroe!
gu IebensldngIi6.r 3uhthausitraf
perurthsiIt purb., i'm 3uhthuus ge
toptst. Die Mdnner esrietbsr in
Sp.iI.Iaal in Strsit urb lie iesteu ibl
| i'm 6of. fort. Rigo ihnitt idlteBiid
o.m Hee.r Die Solsootr ourh.
3pei Rss.r selpndt.
Rpntesuma, Su., 8. Ropem
Der. Sn ben Ilint Riper Simple
puro.n Tlontas 4beno 3p.i Nes.r se
bdnot, itatt elmer, tpie erit berihte
ipurpe. Wm. Barnes uno So6n Wul
fer, pslhe ben Ra6tpolisiitsn 8ui
uonMontesuma srmorbet haben ioller
nuroen nit 9slpalt aus benz 9efdne
nib o.bolt, BON sinem Mob e.bdnq
uno nit augsln burhlodert. garne
icq ben Morb sus.Itanben baben.
Din cage in $ on ouras.
Duibinston, 9. g., 8. Ropb'
Manesl an Gelb, oas sr bruuGt. u,
ieine Solbaten oamit gu be5ablsl
lpiro pieneiht Der Rebelion oes 9ent
rails gaIabares. Ger sur 3eit nod III
, umIhrGntter 6err auf Der tleinen sr
Iel Innupald in .Sonouras lit, ei
. gnbe MAIDEN. Yer Der. Staat.n 81
|, 'anbt.r Mcgresrp in 5esucisulr
teleerapbirt, bob bic aauflsute !
!, 9lndpalu aufsebort bdtten, Waoren /
; importiren unb Sen. 9alaoares mi,
| oanur1 osr3onsinnahmen beruubt, b
:, ss ibm bisber ernDgliht bate, feline
; 200 Soloaten tdslih ihren 2obn au!
!, subesablsn, mas notwithstanding ihre2I
|" nalitdt ertiGrt. Wenn 9alabdres mic
mebr I'M Stanb. 1T. bic Splouteu ;
besoblen. bann fpsroen Iih bieie nab
ideinlih seaen ibn erbebsn uno isln
Wintiirberrihoft Elm Gnbe made
}. 4uf ieoem syal hofft Der prdlibe
/. GopiIa, bab iid Die Gage in Inapo
s in tiirs.iter 3eit BON ielbit tldrsn mir
II Der 0eianDte McGreerp Idst in il
II ner Depeihe nihts iiber cine 2lusbrs
!. .uns Der repolutiondren gepesuns q
= anSers absiIs bes 2aness.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
Miller Ninns.

Sd oahte, bu ipollteit Geitcrn
I'M Nerein iIr gloiatif einen 8ortrag
iIber yMeteoroIogiide geobad,tirgen
auf uoiuttihem 8ebiet" halten?"
- nGS giug niht nebr; es mar
6ereitS ELF llbr, ais id bardn tom.
men follte!"
- nltno ba mar gerpiB bos Sub.
ltfum Id,on rliioe2"
- .Nein; ober if) fuurte Hidl
,uesr smeseoroIosiiH" iasenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
Wetterbe

sir Obio, Snbiana unb oas
uniere MiHiean: Shones uHD fpdrs
meres W,tter am Mittpoh. am DOM
neritas lpobrIdeinlih Regen. SuOts1e
Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
Seirotbet i6rsu aooptip.
fo6n.

WelIiton, o, s. Npoenber. Die
49idbriqe GSrau Sarah Sterpart heia
rathete MoutQg ibren 20jdbrtgen
9fopptipIobn Sorea Surner. Gls 8ora
numb Des jun9eH Maunes unter5eih'
nete lie fir i'm bic nOtbtgen gertdta
llhen Gotumsrte. 5rau Stenurt bats
te ibren uunmebrigen Rann ols gobp
abpptirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09

Die gantrdubsr ianssn an geidaftig
5u tpsroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09

0rei gunten in elmer Nu6t bsraubt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-07-21
Notice to Creditors.

Estate or John a. Burt, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of John H Burt,
deceased, to the creditors of aud to all per.
sons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said ad Illustrator at his
residence in the City of Scotland. County of
Bon Homn1e, State of South Dakota.
Dated at Scotland, South Dakota, May 18th,
1910.
W. c. HAYNES,
Admiuistrator of the estate of
At John Il. Burt, deceased.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-07-21


Theo. Griess and family spent
Sunday with relatives at belmont.
A dance was given in the hall
last Friday evening with music by
an orchestra from Mitchell.
Miss Arlie Logeman returned
Saturday from a visit in Mitchell
at the home Of Lansing Cobb.
Did you notice the prices John
Schmierer & Son are making on
their Oxfords and Slippers the re-
mainder of July?
Henry Brown shipped a car load
of hogs and w. G. Brown a car
load of cattle to the Sioux City
market last Thursday night.
Mr.. F~itzsimmons, Of the COM
mission firm of Fitz simmons &
Pierce, Of Sioux City, was in town
last Friday soliciting stock ship
ments.