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Siffragetten iiegcsgciuif.

a. R.-D. 70. 5ebrlor. -
6rnu .. $. =. Belmont, SRI. Inrn
$. Sbop l,nO Wtor goItmon aus
Nelp.Dorf, bic Sen Staat berciiel,.
Inn propaganda fir oas Srnuell-
Stimn,ref,t ST. MAIDEN, lolleten bellte
ytofmittag bier an, Inn IN elmer
Notwithstanding, bic SIT Sem
3lued peranitaltet mar, Slt ipreden.
6ron Belmont iagte, bas Srallen-
ltinlmreft fomnle. SelbIt Die bitter
Ten Gegncr bes SrauenitimmrehtS
gaben Dies su. @esbnlb iolte man
hcnn nidt idlon Jest einfiibren, ipas
fommen miiIie. Sie 8eneguna err
l.rede iid) iiber ale Staaten unb Der
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@ranereibciiscr Smt acitprbcn.

GiucinnatL If. Sebrliar. -
Ser ebemalige 9rarereibciiber Mid).
&rt mllrbe geltcrn imter o%1gemcincr
Ebeilnn6mc SIR leBtcn Hlthc bcltattet.
Gr bate cill 9llter bon 6S Sabren ers
rrift, mar oltS 9noen gebiirtig uns
els ilrnger Mom bon % Sobren inn
Scbre 1867 llud) Cincinnati gefon1.
men. Gr mar gclcrnter @roiier, lulo
hrrf raItloie gnergic Qelong eS ibm,
id, cnlporSunrbeiten, 10 oab CT be-
rcttS 1879 Die 2eitung elmer 9rnle'
rel iibernabm. Ils Witinbabcr Der
SSrng'i6en Srauerei bierielblt mo
tcr &reients9rouerei III aurora, Sr-
h;nalto, perbiente or bllrd) ben Ser
faitf Oerielben al, cit engliides Spn-
bifat picl 8elb. gr leitete beioe
Sruuereien, nabm aber 1894 Die
Stcle oeS 9rnlmeiiters ser Snlld'r
Id)cn 9rarlerei on, oie cr befleioetc.
lis CT lid Dor mebreren ,Sabren III
bcn Gllbeltanb 5lriifiog. 9lts mar
Eel &oreeietten lpie llntergebener
Gieid) ongeieben ilnb beliebt, uto
5piid)en hcl @roucreibcIisern lnb
iJren Grbeitern bot CT oft ais Ser
n.ittler geIpielt.
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SAieBid)itlc lit Siitcrbog bat iein Git.
&c errei6t. 6iinf llnteroffi5ierc limo
3lt ldngeren @efGnsniBitrofen Oerlrr'
tGciIt uulo 3mei frcigeiprp6en moroen.
Sic Nnfloae geacn oQc bate oni Ser
iitlurg bon llnteridleiien gelaltet.
Sic Yerbon0llngen Ocbnten lid CT
aus, neil ilber einbrnoert
,3ellQcl 81 pernebmen narcu.
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9inleritancr refruttrt.
SreimiQi9e Sdarfid)iiBen fiir Snl'lr'
Yrnlee IN Hicaragua.

lCltlpttz WTIllCe III V(NlVBlNl.
@Iuefiel03, Iicuragita, II.
Scbruor. llnmlitteIbar nad Dem
Qcitrigen Giutreiien oeS @enernl5
3cleoon in Wtoogan ltno Die Sorbe'
rcitunaen fir Den meiterCn Tors
rlarid 0e3 SniurgcntenbccreS inter
@cnCrul Mcnn, luclder burh Den
Gieg Der He0ierungatrlppcn III Dem
tiir5liden @eied)t bel Sunta Glora
o~ufgebulten morOcn mar, i'll Ingrif'
0elommen. Su 0ieicm @eied)t, IN
mcld)em Der tild)ti9c SSnIurgeiltenfilh.
Ter @cllerol 9lonoon iiel, baben iid
oancrifoniide 6reimiQigc olli Oec
Scite Der %gluiitGnoigen %bcIonbcr5 an
cen @cid)ilben NtSGe5cidynct.
GnliIidrc Der Snlltr9enten b%ciinoen
it'd nod Banana unternegS, Inn BORT
nCitere onlcrifoniide 6rcimiuige SIT
rcfrutircn. Gicie limo NIT @ind)c,
tier cIpehrcn oll2gerilItet ml0 sur
&crit0rflmg Der Sruppcunatt OeS
Generals Mena beItimmt. Gor Dem
Cintreiieu 0ieier amcritonilhcn
Sdarfi6iiten merocn peitcrc 8ciedte
nid)t erluartet.
Die Ginnahn1e bon Motagalpa
bnrh General Gbomorro bat groBc
Wegeiitcrlng im Eager ser Nuiitdt'
b,gen bcrporgcrufen bictct bod bic
q.cidnomi8e Erooin3 retd)c 6ourogi'
rnng@m6glidteitcn. Die Stabt lieAt
MIR IS Meilen BON Wunaglto, bem
Sicl OeS 3lBcS Der NuTit0rrbigen, ent'
fcrnt.
WcncrnI @itrabn per.
dl munocn.
Sun &uon Sur, II. 6e6ruor.
-2lui Die W}cIounQ BON ser 9eidla9-
nobme 0c5 Hcgierungs0ompfers
nOiann9un" olri Dem Gee Wonoglto
ourh orciBig hinge Wit9lie0er Der
ttnicrpotiucn Eortei folgt beilte sic
rcm &crifnpinoen Oca @euernls 2u.
rclio Gitrnbo ais Der Snuptitoot.
@euerul Gltraou lit Elm 8rltoer Dca
Siibrcrs Scr HepoIlttiondrc mo III,
ter 0cu MoIien Der 8cp0Ifcrunl
0llBerit bellcbt. &ilr5lid, bieB ea,
Clld, CT lei acAen oen Eraiibentem
MoOrij mtigeitonOen, ond murOc Dies
1T 2lbrebc 1eitcllt. Srilber ein Nm.
Sanger Der EropiiioniIten mlrOc CT
penn Frdliocnten 3cIupa ms 8cfGuG
rib ~gcuoricn mo Damn 5llm Go0c
uCrurtbeilt, bod mltr0e cine Soil.
ihcfmtN Oes llrtbcil$ on9elid)tS Der
9'opllloritdt 0eS Generals niht &C.
lraAt.
~ miCocr CIR
lnn9t.
Wonn4uo, Nitoro9lln, ~. sc.
trltur. - Ser GompIer yWonoglo",
ncld)cr geiteru N~od)ntittog bon elmer
@rllppc bon OreiBig iu1t9en 2ellteu
ser cpniernotiucn Eurtcn Don ieillcm
@eritplob genmltionn me1genommcn
toor, mllroe loilt elmer an bel,tigen
9tbcno eriolgten gnfiinoigrng Der
Ge9ierung BEL Gan Honlon am
Norouier bc5 Nicaro0ln.S Sees ME.
Der Qenontmen. Qo9 Gobr5clg mar
ben Den anpcrcrn p~erIalien luproen.
Sic Scid)e bcs Gomnolloollten 0eS
Tompicra. GnpitGns Gorunc, mllroe
oil Nor0 a%eflut0en.
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Spfcr Der See.

Seottlc, @oib., 10. Gebruor.
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Die 10 Monn pom Dem unter1e9on9e.
Ec1L nit 9aubolj belaOcnen Shoo-
rcr oSliie %. Elllmmer", Die ibr
nit @aiier ongefiiateS Sfifi Dor
5luei Ntonoten al Der &iiitc BON
Noibington in fIeinen H%llberbooten
rerlieBen, nod om Scben iinb. Gle
nElunmer" ie9elte am 3. Ge5cmbcr
n. 5. Don Gperett, @oib. nod) Son
Yeoro, Gol., o6 nnb 5ulett 1uilroe JIG
om -. Gejember so WeiIcr iiiolid)
oon Gopc 6lntterp gclid)tet.
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idlimm al Der Seite berlebt, Dob er
ms &oipitaI gebrod)t iperbeu muBtc.
Ser itellte man felt, bob feline Nil3
einen Hib befonrmen botte. I'm oen
anoben ST. %rettert, ipilroe Die MiIS
entiernt, urtO iebt lit Der Singing
Gitf Dem @ege Der 9%eilerung.
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hie 67.iGbrige Srou Sames Sint.
Sic lpuroc bon ibnen ergriffen ulo
erlitt 10 inrd)tbare 9ranolpunoen.
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Grfolg miiroc balo 81 per5eidnen
iriu. &ielleid,t nid,t innerholb zines
r0cr 3pcicr Sabre, obcr immcrbia
btI6.
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oeRortrten 9orseccanmaaren,

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%ci @crrenfnnscn, G~netid)nnscn obcr
@eritandjnngcn
PAIN

made man lofort Ginreibungen nit
Or. Hid)ter's
PAIN EXPELLER
Seit 40 Sabren befpdbrt uno be-
liebt III beutiden Samilien als Saits-
nlittel. % unb SOC. IN Mpotbefen.
9tur edit nit Infer.
&. Mb. Hidtcr G. So.
faaS Mutofffaet, 5birinneul
2f5 |carl etreef, Wew Yorf.
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Cine geborniitte oifi5ioie Ibierti.
oull9 erfGbrt cine lleuerli6e engliidt
Genben5mcloumg. Iarnah lollte Der
III Sitoiien bciinoli6e grobe &reltier
.Sdarnborit", bas 6lag9I6tif oes
helltiden &reiSergeihmaoers, ieine
0eidninoiltcit ru,b Ma'hinenlei.
itltng eingcbiibt baben. Giele bon
britiidlcr Seitc perbreitete 9lngabc
miro MN ofii5i6s iflanfpeg ais bos'
,oilige grlinoun1 beseihnet.
Snirbanfs in Berlin.
Ser ebcmolige g%iceprGiibent Scr
Ser. StootcrL SEER Sairbanfs, trifft
bci,te in Der Heidsbailptltaot elm.
9.m Montnl iinbet ibm 5u Gbrcil
tcim omcrifoliiten Sotidufter Gr.
Gouio Sapnc Sill Gin S~taatsoiner
lictt, 5lt mcldcm ollie MintIter 9clo-
Cen iino.
llntcroiii5iere ais Sctrii'
Ger NIT 8efdngniB
beItra t.
Der g1l0e lesten Mottats Dor DEM
&ricgSgcridt Ser eriten 9arbeoipi-
lion begonnene Gro5eB gegen liebe:'
.llntcrpffisirrr 0pr ,SilRdrtillcrie.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
THE COMET HUNTER.
His Emotions When He Finds a New
Wanderer In Space.

Wanderer In Space.
The process OF comet hunting is per,
haps the most fascinating branch OF
practical astronomy. 1t there still lives
among us Inoderns one ouly survivor
of the traditional astronomer, q pa
tient. exrectant love- OF the skies,
Seek him among the comet hunters.
for today. as OF Old, you will find him
perchet1 On some tower Scannlng tue
heavens from dusk to dawn, Sleepless,
almost hopeless ut success. yet ever
he. too. may add his chapter 10 the
story celestial. Let us follow nm at
his work. Suddenly he sights Il faint
patch of hnzy light. is for all instant
uncertain, yet trusts that his eye de
ceives him not. Another minute and a
larger telescope has made him sure. II
is there. he hurries to his library and
consuIts H~erschels catalogue OF known
nebulae. He inds the place in the
book: down the page runs his eager,
finger. There is nothing recorded at
that exact spot on the sky. 1t must be
Il comet. Yet even Herschel's careful
scrutiny was uot 50 very i~nfrequentiy
He must apply the final test.
The larger telescope is now brought
into play. Ii this is truly a comet il
must be following some appointed or
bit in space. 1t must be changing it's
position with reference to the stars.
Probably half an hour will serve to
settle the question to an experienced
eye. The minutes pass. Is there mo-
ton or is there not? He thinks there
is. Now he is almost sure there is.
Yes. No man could remain impaSsive.
His pipe goes out; he forgets to smoke.
Another quarter hour makes assurance
doubly sure. Success is his.
But now he is seized with a new
fear. Is he the first or has some other
anticipated the discovery? There is
another tireless comet hunter who
lives in Vienna. Perhaps even now
word is on the Geographic cables.
There is need of haste. The a%strono-
mer runs to the telephone. calls long
distance and asks for the Harvard
college observatory, which is the CEN
trail distributing station for nou
ing new discoveries. They tell him
calmly that they have heard nothing;
that the discovery will be at once veri-
fed and made known by cable and
telegram in every observatory through
out the world before morning. Our
astronomer goes to shut up his tele-
scopes. He will wosk no more tonight.
but he sways a little as he crosses the
room.-Professor Harold Jacoby in
Harper's Weekly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17

see it, but after all it seemed like a
dream at first and until | had
thoroughly walked myself to the
consciousness of reality!
With seven others | travelled by
train 60 miles to Corinth, crossing
the historic Isthmus with its canal
suggesting our Panama. cannot
conceive a railroad ride any where
more beautiful and interesting than
that through southern Greece ;
mountain and valley, field and oc-
casional village, the bay of the sea
most of the time in sight and his
toric scenes here and there coming
into view. The bay of Eluesis, the
city of Mysteries, also the strait OF
Salamis where in 480 B. G. the
ships of the Greeks defeated the
P%ersians, and the very ancient
town of niagara, once a rival OF
Athens and Astounding in historical
! events. The numerous olive or
chards and vineyards and wheat
fields in the valleys were in great
contrast with the rock covered and
barren mountain sides. We spent
nearly two hours amid the ruins of
old Corinth, once a city of $1,000
people and the largest in all Greece,
the place where Paul preached for
a year and a half and gathered the
church to which he wrote the Epis-
ties, but now a ruin, a few misera-
BILE huts, with the remains of an
old temple and the excavated ruins
to mark the site. The American
School of Athens has uncovered
the most interesting parts of the
ancient city, some eighteen or TWEEN
ty feet below what is now the sur
face. The Acropolis of Corinth is
1000 feet high and crowned with
notifications and from it Athens is
in sight. We had a great salts
faction in standing where Paul
stood when God encouraged him in
preaching the gospel and looking
on the same mountains and beauti-
full gulf of Corinth, a panorama
with associations that profoundly
stirred our souls
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
MILLINERY OPENING

| will hold my Millinery
Opening on Friday and Sat.
urday, March Is and 10, in
my store next door east Of
the Bon Homme Go. Bank.
Remember my stock is all
new and is composed of the
latest designs in millinery.
The ladies Of Scotland and
vicinity are cordially invited
to call during The opening
and inspect the goods. Come
and see the designs whether
you buy or not.
MISS BURGETTE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
The Towards,

The Austrians are known to be the
greatest ~.sticklers'' for g%eneaiogy.
many of the mobiles tracing their de-
scent back to almost the dawn of his.
tory. Even in Austria. however. it is
generally admitted that the dukes of
Norfolk represent the oldest family in
the world. According to the most
trustworthy authorities, the Howards
are OF Saxon origin. the name in those
days being Hereward. AS far back as
957 there are trustworthy records Of
the famiiy.-London Globe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
G.. L. Rice from near Olivet was

G.. l.. Rice from near Olivet was
in Scotland Saturday.
Paul Wysuph from near Tyndali
was in Scotland Monday.
Will Resner came down from
Mitchell to spend Sunday.
Miss Marian Mum spent Satur-
day with her parents in Scotland.
Mrs. Will Bardwell and badly re-
turned to their home in Violin Fri.
day.
MIR. Wm. Bangert of Tyndall
spent Sunday with friends in Scot
land.
Ed. Treick returned to Stamford
Monday where he has charge of a
lumber yard.
LOST-on the streets OF Scot
land, a back comb. Finder please
return same to
MRS. ALEX TREIBER.
Miss Kate Welk of Yankton WIS.,
tied her brothers and sister here
last Friday.
G. M. Stilwill and family were
here Monday moving to their new
home in Aberdeen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
Public School Notes.

Will you allow a suggestion
Spring vacation will, in all proba-
bility, begin April l. Why not do
your house cleaning then instead
of having the children stay out OF
school at other times?
The boys Of the high school have
organized themselves into an ath-
letic association with the following
officers
Pres.-Clarence Stark.
Vice Pres.-Clifford Hanna
Sec. and Treas.-F!oyd. Wheeler
Base Ball Manager-Mr. Stuart
Base Ball Capt.-Adolph Sternha.
gen
Tennis Manager-Leonard Becker
Track Manager-Gus Deutscher
A full sized diamond has been
laid off on the campus and prac
tice is begun in real earnest. AL.
though the material is not quite as
good as last year we hope to have
a good team.
The proceeds of the ninth grade
play to be given not long hence
will be turned over to the associa-
ton.
The first division of the primary
grade have already begun the Sec
ond of the cooks furnished them
about a month ago, having finish
ed the first book in less than q
month.
The fourth room have finished
all the reading outlined for them
and have taken up the fifth reader
supplied for the fifth grade, there
being no available material at
present.
Vivian Brown has entered grade
seven to he with us until her par
ents move to their claim.
Lura McKirgan has entered
grade eight.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
State of South Dakota -
County of Bon Hommc .
In County Court,

In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of George Dents
cher, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greetin q
to Magdalena Deutscher, Magdalena Kayser
Susie Reisser and John Dentsctier and all TO
whom thesepresents may come.
Notice is hereby given that John Deutscher
has fled with the Judge of this Court, a petit
ton praying for Letters of Administration of
the estate of George Deutscher, deceased, ana
that Monday the 18th day of April 1910, at the
hour Of 70 o'clockA. NJ, of said day, at the
Court House In the City of Tyndall, in the
County of Bon Homme and State of South Da-
kota, has been set for hearing said petition.
when and where any person Interested may
appear aud show cause why said petition
should not be granted.
Done at Tyndall, South Dakota, this sth
day OF March, A. 1910.
BY the Court,
W Z. REDEEM,
Attest: Jndgeiof the County Court.
r. r, ROBINSON,
Clerk.
r. D. WIcKs,
Attorney
EEAIH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
To Mary McEwan.

To Mary McEwan.
You are hereby notified that on the LIST dav
Of November, A. D.. 1897 the following describ-
ed piece or parcel of real estate. taxed in the
name of Mary McEwan and situated in the
County of Bon Homme, State of South Dakota
as follows: Sec. or Lots One and Two, Town
or Block Three, City of Scotland. were sold for
taxes then due and delinquent for the year
1896, at tax sale by the Treasurer of said coun-
ty to Bon Homme county and was by said pur-
chaser duly assigned 10 ". 5. Rrant who is
now the lawful holder of the certificate of pur-
chase That said taxs; then due and deiir-
euent arionfted to S1.A aud that subsequent
taxes to the amount of Sl2.45 have been paid,
with interest,", penalty and costs accrued, SIS
81, making total amount necessary TO redeem
S29.73 and in addition thereto, the cost of SER
vice of this notice, together with such interest
as MAJ accrue after this date, must be paid.
aud that the rightof redemption will expire
and a deed for said land be made within sixty
days after the completion.this notice.
w. S. BRANT.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17

t9G.A
Editor Patten of the Odd Eel
lows orid was soliciting sub
scribers for his paper here satur-
day.
Mrs. Boot and son of Parker ar
rived Friday to visit at the home
of her parents, Nh. and Mrs. j. M.
Dunmire.
Miss Ella Grimes who has been
helping her sister, Mrs. Alex
Brown. for several months went to
Mitchell Saturday.
Miss SUSIE Gum has resigned
her position in Miss Burgette's
millinery store and Miss Jennie
Smith has taken her place.
Henry Baisch Jr., wife ana child
rem, Of Telluride, Colo, arrived
Friday evening to visit his parents,
MI ana Mrs. henry Ba16ch Sr.
Mr.. Henry L%erson, who recently
came from Bennett, Ia, and is
renting the VIM. Baldwin farm
north Of Olivet, was in town Mon
day.
Mr.. Glassman, who has been
sick for several months, was taken
toI Chamberlain Monday where be
will take treatment at the sanitari.
nm.
Jos. Rankin Of T'orestburg visit
cd at the home Of his father, Mr.,
4. A. Rankin, Saturday on his way
% Utica where his family are Wis.
ting relatives.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
Stubborn As Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes I:
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-loss of appetite,
indigestion, nervousness, despond-
ency, headache. But such troubles
fly before Dir. Kings New Life
Pills, the worlds best stomach and
liver remedy. So easy. 25c at
Bruhn & Stonebraker's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17

The Auto & Electric Supply Co.
has employed nm expert electrician
and is now doing house wiring.
See the electrician or the manager
at F. j. Wanek's.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-11-18
The recent election has revived talk

The recent election has revived talk
of a new party alignment in this
country. with the Republican party
once more the progressive party, and
the Democratic party again the con-
sentative party. This would certainly
be an improvement over present con-
ditions, when such distinct differences
of opinion are found within each party,
when party platforms are drawn with
a double meaning and so mean moth
ing. and when the independent voter
must cast about among all parties to
find men who are in accord with his
views. If the progressive element
become dominant in the Republican
party, this new alignment will come,
but indications of a new alignment
have failed so often in the past that
they will probably fail again. The
big special interests which are such a
power in politics prefer to keep the
reform element divided as at present.