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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

to her home in New York after a
pleasant stay with her sister here,
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Troxier and fam
lily have returned home III Philadelphia
after spending the summer with Mrs.
Southwirth. the latter's mother.
Mrs. NJ, V, Ennis has returned from
Buffalo, where she went to attend the
y. of L. convention. &.
Mrs. J. c. Garrett is very sick AZ her
home on Paramount Avenue.
Miss Ethel Mason, of Glade Springs, Is
the guest of relatives on Twentieth st.
Ny, and Mrs. George Carver are visit
ing relatives In Roanoke, Va.
Miss Gertrude Freeman is very SICK
at her home with tonsilitis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

two weeks here with Mr., and Mrs,
Marsden, Of North avenue.
The tennis court on Barton avenue
Friday night was the scene OF a de-
lightwul lawn party given by the ladies
OF the Overlook Presbyterian church,
for the benefit OF the church. Besides
the many delightful refreshments that
were served the grounds were beautl-
fully decorated and everyone who
went greatly enjoyed the happy occa
sion,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
Fulton News
News items may be left mt Mel
sens Furniture Store. or phoncd
to Madison 4740.

Mrs Nuchois, OF buckingham coun-,
ty, Is visiting Mrs. Florence Holeman.
of Nicholson street.
Mrs Edith Clark continues sick in
her home ON Fulton HILL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-20
PATTER ON
A New Town and New Colony

Patterson never swaddling clothes. 5000
of Patterson Irrigated Farms being planted
to trees and vines and alfalfa They need you to
help make paradise of the San Joaquin valley.
This is not pioneer proposition; it is in the
midst of splendid community
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-20
TO DAY AT THE LAND SHOW
Afternoon Program-Oct. 20

Hall
400 CAPTAIN ieborss Seal
to Wizard
= Anus mentH
Pacific
Pioneer
j.
IRONS sheepR o
400
IaO coker
valley"
Amuse
2OOt 2s Lewis on
Pent Neumours Powder Co. st Louis Trap Shoot
ssoo C e Morrison Fruit n
aOO Work
J W, JcnessA Immgaion, State of Idaho
Develop Empire"
ae0o Prof FSS
Morgan, orchsrdist Valleys Of the Yakima
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-20
.Evening Program

AM Hall "a"
1880 to 500 A Mot Horticultural Resources OF
Hare
soo 70 $40 d G Freeman anett Valley,
Moving Pictures the Pa
denaR RoseC arrival
soOto $50 Yellowstone National Park"
s;31t OoOW
Amusement
73oto 500 A Thomps
The Avery Tractor n
500 Jas A.
500 500 Agricultural"
g. to e Won Fol Sociology
"Product of he
Y Hotehdss
Special
L Wals Walls
W.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-20
Facts in the Case:
Most Fertile soil---i to 20 feet deep.

Most Fertile soil-4 to 20 feet deep.
Abundance Of water-No irrgating IN the u. s.
any better The land the watera share
with each
The Crops-Anything that is produced elsewhere
in California in the heart of the Dairy dis
rict cuttings of Alfalfa; close TO San
Francisco,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
8 / a 8.

@puperneur golquitt bat Dem
Staatsienator &uospetb nitgeteilt.
ct meroe cuffs @ntldieoenite fir
Die Sdabenanipriide, ipelde Die
Seute in 81 4oio seselr Die mcri,
faniide Hegierung erbebenz eiu.
treten. 9ieie Iniprihe iino ourd
Die &fe III Suore5 entitanoen
ourd Die befatntli6 perldieoenc
Berionen III 81 9aio brett, forper-
lid uno f%illan5iea, eeiddoiet muir
ben. Die 9uaoesregicrullg bot bic
slniprii6e 0ent 8otl6after III Meri-
TO ii6ermielen, molt bat bisber absr
nidt eeieben, baB irgeuo etnas III
Ser Sade eci9cbea lei. 8raii-
bent Saft ertuabnt ibrer in ieiner
9otI6aft gar nidt. @ol,per,1ellr
golquitt min iebt beirl Staotsoc.
partement III @aibillgton baralii
6~inarbeiten, oaB sic 5ade i6nc(l
nno in befrieoigenocr 8eiic er[s
oigt lueroc.
SSn @pn5ales lit cine Srali
Sobn 5an tot, ouf ibrem gcft
iibeno, aitfaefunoen iuoroet. 9ic
Jrau mar nit elmer slrt erld)fagen.
Die bllltige @rt mo cine bllitioe
8elie Iagen aaf Dem SuBbooet. gnt
abeno 8lipor battcll mebrere Meri-
faner Sen Marn Der Srau ans ser
8uaoalollpe ge5oeen; er mar anidei-
memo nabe oemGrtrinfen gepeieu Ms
i'm feline &etter aus Dem @aIIer
berous batterL ioben iie, Bob cr
fiinf Stihmunoen in Scr 9rllit mn
einen Sdnitt am Salie batte. Mfals
6radte i'm nod Dem Soipital, Inc
er ihmerfranf barnieoer Iiegt. Dis
San's maren nod feiit Sabr Der
beiratet, batten ii6 ober idon bot
5mei 8ohen lnieoer getreunt.
Sit Multin lit bie a%onpcntioil
Ser Steuer-Niieiioren III Sibnng.
Die neue Gcgelteil -8eb0roe
Der StaatsnormalIdulen bat iib o..
ganiiiert- Den 8oriit fiibrt Stonts.
Northumberland Wrailep, altllt
Bice Braiioenten uuroc 81. G..
@oetb bon Muitin gelpabIt; 5efrc.
tar 1T 8. s. Sbelbp Ser GDefcrcrf
Deg g~r5iebiings 9epartentents. Gie
geboroe beihloB, ~porlanfig MIR
bier reselmdBige geriammlungen I'M
Sabr ab5ubalten.
Mus Wetlnore ipiro Ser Tob
bon George Qroliie, einell iln,gel
Wanne bon llngefdbr q Sabren.
%gerneloet. Ger @~eritorbene fannie
alls Neu-graunfeIs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12

ltffeit gu tebmeu. 0ie 8rout, il,
tbrer meiBen Robe aus foitbaren
Spisen, nit einem fleinen SUIT,
Der nur aus einieerl neiBen Sober,
fopfen, bon einenr Srongentu'f
gebalten, beitono, mar lebr bIeid.
grnlt nno reierpiert iaB ser ibr
chen ongetraute @atte our 5eita.
Seine mannlid itoI5e @rideinung
lften unter Dem ginorud oieles
lteifen geremoniens su mafier,
ols Oh ct iiber Die @ituotion nit
tbrer 1a6erlihen 8iiroe iid) err
bobe. Son 3eit 5u 3eit iab er 2r-
Gle nit einem 8lide an in Ser,
lid cine leidte 8eunrubieuna aus.
oriifte, baum iudte er unbemerfi
ibre Sano, Inn our6 einen sartIihen
9anoeorud ibr Wut ein5ufloBen.
9ieie Stunoen bes 3manges min.
ben poriibergeben uno oonn.. ia,
eann ioute Nidts ullo Niemano
lnebr ibr audi nur cine Minute ser
gei1 uno l1nerfreulidfeit berei-
ten. 9afIr piiroe CT id)on Gorge
tragen. Sn ieinen Mueen blittc
es in itol5em 5elbitgefiiGl ullo 8a~
Der Gnti6loiienbeit, uno oann lenf-
ten fib pieoer Die 8life III bci.
Der, aber mofbe6erridter @Iut al,f
ibr bloIiesantlib. Silffps gina ifr
glid 5l1 ibrer Mntter, nit Ser
pompoien Soilette aug idmerer, lif.
bergroller 5eibe nit ben number
hollen Berlen. Sic mor es, Sic
oieie Seier %angeoronet bate, ga1la
nod ibrem @eidmad. 2rcie battc
5lleet nadgegeben utb in oieie
9od5eitsfeierlidfeit gepiniet, all-
itott oorauf gu beiteben in oltr
Stiae nod Der itanoesamtIidelt
Srauung nit ibrem Mnnne f~ortSl,.
geben uno iid oieier Sd)aulteuurg
81 ent5ieben. 4ber 10 piel Sreilbe
NOR in ibr nno 10 piel @Iiif, oo5
lie glalbte, aub ben Mlloern nid)t
oie Sreuoe per6erben gu oirfen, uno
Wamas Sreu0e ipnr es nun einn1ot.
Seite gu arrangieren lno ons SOUS
&eifferidneib in Experimentation
@lan5e au aeieen. Bapa bate alsd
3ugeitimmt, uno il iaBen iie MN
ga, iie mn6 ibr Mann, pie 5rbpi
Sdaripieler, unb I'M iie beriim sic
3uidouer. 0enn &omooie muBten
lie ipielen. Meoen lirl6 ldd)eln ltlb
beudeln unl6 Die bange 5ebnintlt
nod Dem Maeinicin nit bofIid-bob-
len Hbraien iibcrtonen. @elcle
9ual! l1nb mas CT MIR 6eitfel1 n1od)-
te2.. gr, Der in i%eiter pornebmm
3uriid1oltung 10 ear fein @erItdn5.
mig fir oieie famiIi1re Bertraulih-
felt bate? 9ieie gertroulidfcit
Dime @emiit uno SnnerIidfeit
Gin berries 2dheln 500 Inn ibrm
Wlrnb. Sic iuiiBte, ipos bieie So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bebeu-
tete. Gin Sdaultiid NOR iie. prilr il
fcno nnb aleiBeno!
SortIesuns foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12

Die YfIidtpergeiiencn oereei-
len nur iene Hflidten nIdt, Sie lie
aegen lid) ielblt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12

Die Stimunung an Der 6eittofel
lpar anfdnglid ettpas e%rnItboft. 50,
pie ipenn cine @eieaidaft beiionl-
ateniist, Die aus perihieoen &c.
arteten glementen beitebt. Die III
mere 3uiammengeborigfeit oie
Sarmonie feblte uno muroe burd)
ben fonnentionelen Con perbinoli.
der Bbraien uno liebensmiroiger
Sormen nidt eriest. gtmas Steifes.
8e5prngenes, ltnaufridtiges beein-
tradtiate Den eigentlihen @ei8 Ser
8eieligfeit. Sn eroBen @eieG.
id)often finoet man oos bdufie. 9bcr
audi in oieiem ffeinen areiie fam
feline rehte Seiterfeit auf, ID
iebr bemiibt Der @ebeimrot un6
goitb aud maren, Dem @aIooiuer
etwas pom ieiner offi3ielen Sorm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
Gnbet @inter 5 Qeibeu.

Sir 8ieIe lit Der Winter cine
2~eioens5eit. 3utpeiIen e~rfrorene Sc.
ben uno Singer, ODER anfgeiprunqe-
ne Sanoe uno aippen, S~roitbeuIctl
mo raube Sal,t iteaen iib elm. glbar
lolde uebel peiden Dor ,gudlen's
Nrnica Salbe". Gin 8eriuh iiber,
5eugt. @r0Btes SeiImittel fiji
grano- IN 8riibmnnoen, @eidmii.
re, Sdiirfungen, ec5eula ullb Ser
renfungen. 0lr 25c III olen Mpotte.
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
9anemarfs fleiaite aulonie.

10.
gr lift init oas MolerildIfe in
a%openbaeens Staotbilo, ser groi,.
lanoii6e 9a1oelsplab, angeIegt aui
elmer Sriel i'm @afen, Bel Gbri-
itiarsbapn, Dos ei1etL fait boaan-
oiihen ginorud madt. Cine perlpir,
renoe GiiIe altertimliher @ebdu.
De init rotten 91d)ern uro efeuuln-
rarlftcn SaifaoelL bodragenoer
Speider uno nieoriser 9duppcr
fenn5eihnet Dies Nei1 Ger 3raltflu-
ten uno gisb1rfele, oas nadts pom
lalten @ebea gronlanOii6er Sunoe
t%uieoerbout!
Dor oielen 5peibern iino Ole
gronlanoiiden Sabraeuee perGnfert.
I'm I'M Snnern ibres aug guden-
mur5eln gefiieten e~iienbarten guges
cd Die @egenitdnoe gu perItauen, bic
in ben gronlanoiiden aoIonien fir
oas 8apiergelo bes 2anoes nit
hem iisenoen gisbdren fauflih iinb.
Sn oieien Speidern tuoren Die
Musruitungen Der peri9iebenen SO.
larerpeoitionen u1tergebra6t.
Sinh Die Gabr5euee beg Sai.
oelsplates mieoer aus @ronlnno sll.
riidgefebrt, 10 miro oann in sic I'M
ter Ieinem gall5en Serroin altee.
bradten madtigen0 ebalter, oer9ron
geleitet, Der BEN &auptbeItanoteil
ibrer 5radt ausmadt. Sn ben Spci.
6ern ueroen oann Die iiIberforbc.
men @isbdrfeue, Die foitbaren Seize
Der 8laufibie ~aufgebanet INN all
einem beitimmten Gage in Der Dor.
ie offentlid pe~rlteigert. gu meroen.
Muf benz gronl1noiiben SanoeIs-
plab fin0en ihlieBIi1 oie felt fur
gem ausgefiibrten gronldnoiiden
9unoe big 5u ibrem @eitertrals.
port lnterfunft. Sn INNER bobc
rem @raoe gu arftiiden grpebitio
men begebrt, biloet Ser &anoel nil
ibnen i6on jest cine grtper6squel-
le fir oie @ronI1noer, mabreno-
Der grtrag Der nuf Der 9isfoinie(
betriebeneft Minen im9anoe uno oas
IN ben Winen Der ooen Soioa-SaIb.
incl aerponnene aupfer in Wfio.
oelfabrts Noroifher aabeI- u1tn
0rabtfabrif pertpenoet mirb..
Nadoem Die S6iffe ben ounfleu
Spdtberbit uno Den @inter an oen
mddtigen 9olmcrfen bes Sonoels-
plases pcrtr1umt baben, treten iic
bic Sabrt nah Der Seimat oes
emigen Cites an. 81breno @eIt-
gronlono ourd cen S6iffsperfebt
ulo Die 3abl ieiner 8oLonien i'm
CONNER tpenigiters in Ginger Ser.
binoltng NIT Der Civilization itebt,
fam mad Sltsronlanos einsiqer
Golonie @mmaiialif i'm belten San
nur einmal i'm Sabre Nodridt
bon Der @uBennelt geIangen. Sur
oonn, penn es gnoe @uguIt bern
gisbrederoampfer geIungen lit, oia
getpaltigen, Der ginfabrt porgelascr.
ten @ismniien gu ourhbreden, mo-.
rouf er, um bonn Giie niht pieoer
eineeidloiien gu mer6en, nod feds
Eaaen Die Hiidfobrt antYten mib.
Sn oieier troItlos-ooen Giniom.
felt, pie iie iih auf feinem anoe-
rem, bon Meniden befpobnten Slcf.
fe Der gr6e mieoerfinoen birfte.
liegen bier init Seer geltrihenc
ihpar5e Sol5bdusdcn uno eiil
9irdlein fir Ben aolonieleiter,
Bfarrer uno &atedeten ouf cinern
tief iu'ss Weer hineingreifcnoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
Mrs. Wins|OW's Soothing SWuu,

Set iiber finf5ig Sobren bon
Miaionen bon Miitterr fir fire
ainoer nit oen beften grfolge betm
Sabnen eebraudt. CT berubigt ous
&ino, erpeiht bns 3abnfIeiid uns
miloert bic Shmeraen; beiIt alldl
@inafolif uno lit oag bette Mitt.I
bel Diarrboe. lleberaa BEL ben Mto.
t0efern gu baben. Sragt nod Mtrs.
@inslop's Sootbing SDrup mo
nebmt ni9ts anheres. 25 Gents Die
Hlai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
@onperncur eolanitt 1T mad

@ouperncur Golquitt 1T ilodJ
Soulton eerciit, i'm @eid1fte 5u
crIeoigen, 6eren ipidtisftes cine i3il.
iamnlenfunft nit Der @efdngnis.
Aommiiiion lit. CT miro mcfrcre
Tnge in Souiton blciben. Gr er.
EIGrfe Dor feiner glbreiie nod)-
mails, BOB ct feline ggtrafisung Der
@egislatlir e~inberlfen meroe. 9as
NOTICE @elo fir Sen Wic6eraufbalt
Der abgebrannten 3uhtbausbouten
IN 9untspiGe ipin Ct periuhci.
6urh emergency deficiency mar.
rdnts1 auf5nbrineer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
Wettuoae yGuoereieu.

2ano in oen Counties Saycttc
Colorado, @ilion, Srio, &au, 9ub
bod nno 2pnn gum 8erfanf init
LANCER 3abl5eit. 0as 2ono gebort
uns. Sobn 81. 3err, Mnl6oon Ser.
&err & moore, 2anohdnoIer,
POP Moore-@ eb1uoc, Gan Mntonio.
Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12

@erlamst = Gin entes oeltifes
Wooden fir %a1semeine Sous.Mr-
belt. aein @oiden uto giigeln.
2obn $50 per Wonat. Rad5ufra-
gen 2t5 @eft2aurel Ctr.
2oniie @ilig, beutide 'Sebamrre.
Reues Selepbon 1867.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
Sir Die aef1hrIiden 4rnnfhei

= Sir Die gefdbrIiden 8ranfbei.
ten, Die Die @ieren ansreifen. iii
BridIn 4ib 8itters elm i'm.
feblbares MitteI. Gr beieitigt Stiff.
fenidmer5en, eeihmoIlene SiBe lino
bortn6diees 4opftpeb -Spmptome,
Die ouf 9ierenleioen binpeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
yerlanqt- s Mssss' NJ II

leid)te arbeit, Die nad Gner ietisen
geidaftigmng getam uerben fam.
@nte 8esabluns fir Giirise. Mbrci-
iiert: : + eO Epllems, 8or 208S,
Nelu g)prf GitD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12

@oltnn trdst 3inicn .tpenn
es Dabr mare, batte man es l1nait
p~ertruItet.
8iele iuden ibr @liif mie sic
9rtae, Die tie auf Der @oie baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12
@usbaft.

aomponiit: sd mnB mir Sic
3eit 5lln Irbeiten formli6 lteblen-"
5reuno: so, Die audi nod?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-12

Ser fam felblt nidt groBen
@eiItes iein, Der iid in Der @eieI=
idaft bon 9lmmfopfen mol fiiblt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

A dispatch from Minneapolis,
July 27, says:
Judge G. A. Willard of the fed
eral district court, sitting in Min
neapol1s, this morning granted an
injunction restraining the state
treasurer of South Dakota from
collecting taxes for 1909 from the
Wells Fargo and American Ex-
press companies.
The state will appeal to the su-
preme court. The decision, if not
reversed, Will necessitate a change
in the taxation system of South
Dakota together with submission
of constitutional amendment to
the people.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

A German-A American league was
organized in Aberdeen a short time
ago, and at the time an Aberdeen
paper. stated that it was a political
organization. That the people of
that nationality felt that they had
not been given the political recog-
milton to which they we're entitled
and would unite their forces to
help one another. The members
Of the organization now resent this
statement, and say that it is pure
ly social organization, designed
to preserve the traditions of the
Fatherland, keep up an interest in
the language, etc. 1t is simply a
branch of the national organiza-
ton. A state meeting has been
called to be held in Aberdeen Sep
tember 80 when it is hoped to or.
ganize a state league.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

The Trip Ledger gives the fol-
lowing description of the new hotel
just completed at that place and
which is to be run by A. B. Free
man:
The Office, dining room and kitch-
en- are roomy, with plenty of light
and ventilation. The upstairs is
reached by an open, winding stair
way. There are thirty-six sleep
ing rooms, a large ladies' parlor
facing main street, linen closets,
toilets and lavatories. Two fire
escapes are provided in the rear.
The walls will be tinted and the
wood work is highly polished, max
ing pleasing effect. The build.
ing is heated by steam and each
room has radiator. A septic
tank is connected with the sewer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03
From the Tyndall Tribune

From the Tyndall Tribune
Regent Freiberg of Beresford
and Prof. Davidson of the State
University passed thru Tyndall
Tuesday morning as they were re-
turning home from Springfield
where they had been looking over
the ground at the Normal School
with the idea of putting in a sewer
system at that institution.
Now that threshing machines
have commenced work it is found
that Bon Homme County people
were scared by the drouth much
more than they were hurt, as the
yield of small grain is about as
good as last year.
Work was commenced last Mon
day on a fine new residence which
Postmaster Stilwill is erecting on
his lots just west of James Bar
ber's property in the west part of
town. When completed the house
will be modern in every respect
and Mr.. Stilwill expects to rent the
property. V. E. Forrest is doing
the contract work.
A large number of the farmers
living in the country surrounding
Tyndall met last Saturday to dis
cuss the advisability of organizing
a Farmers elevator company. It
was decided that such plan look
ed very feasible and Messrs. Ed.
Post, Frank Daub, B. HI. Lubbers,
James Benesh and Vincent Koftan
we're appointed to look the matter
up more thoroughly. On Monday
Messrs. FELTON,, Koftan and Benesh
made application to the Secretary
of State for articles of incorpora-
tors. The farmers will meet again
next Saturday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03
From the Belvidere Times.

FROM the BelVidere LINES.
r. G. Carson had the misfor-
tune to have his horse fall with
him last Friday which came near
putting an end to him. He lit
sqnerely on his head, his own
weight causing his chin to fracture
his breast bone, which fracture,
the physician says, was the only
thing that prevented breaking his
neck. He is confined to his bed
at present but is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Reeves and
the Misses Mooers and Hanscom
left Wednesday morning on the
freight for Rapid City. From there
they will go up on the Crouch line,
taking in Lead, Deadwood and
Spearfsh, looking up a location to
pitch camp FOR two or three weeks.
They expect to locate near Spring
Gulch Inn up Rapid Canyon and
will enjoy fishing and a typical
camp life for while.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

The town of belmont is coming
to the front in good shape. Last
week contracts were let to the
Lytle Construction Co., of Sioux
City for the erection of two fine
brick buildings. One is a new ho-
tel, two stories and a basement,
fifty by seventy feet in size. The
other is an opera house block, fifty
by one hundred feet in size. The
first floor will be occupied by a
hardware store and the second
story will be fitted up for an opera
house.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03


Simple Mixture used in Scotland
Many in Scotland are now US
ing the simple buckthorn bark and
gl ycerine mixture known as Adler
i-ka, the new German Appendicitis
remedy. A SINGLE DOSE re-
lieves constipation, sour stomach
or gas on the stomach almost
INSTANTLY. This simple mix
ture antisepticizes the digestive
organs and draws off the impurities
and people are surprised how
QUICKLY it helps. Bruhn &
Stonekraker, druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

Every voter at the primaries
hereafter will be required to sign a
declaration stating to which party
he belongs and declaring his inten
tion to vote for the nominees of
that party at the November ele c.
ton. This will add another string
ofred tape to the primary proceed
ings, and will require the voter
who is disposed to practice decep-
tionto sign his name to a lie rather
than simply speak it as heretofore.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03
A Good Message.

Many people right here in this
vicinity are all run down, tired
out, discouraged, don't know what
ails them. This condition is usu
ally the result of imperfect diges-
ton, overwork of the brain or body,
lack of nutrition, or some organic
trouble. If you are generally run
down, easily fatigued, all tired out,
no strength, energy or appetite,
you can not afford to delay a min
ute longer, but start today to cure
yourself by taking Meritol Tonic
Digestive. TLis tonic will cure
conditions like this because in n
natural way it acts first upon the
stomach, strengthens the dige stive
organs, creates hearty appetite,
and makes rich red blood. 1t will
impart new life and strength to
every organ of the body. Meritol
Tonic Digestive has proved o good
message to many others, why not
to you? The druggist whose name
appears below is authorized by the
American Drug & Press Associa-
ton to guarantee this preparation.
Bruhn & Stonebraker, exclusive
agents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

Dean Thomas Sterling was pilot
ed around Memo the other day by
Atty. Meighen of Scotland. Ster-
ling-genuine; pure; of excellent
quality; conforming to the highest
standard; (apologies to Webster }
Gamble-You all know what that
means. We believe the voters are
after men of Sterling's standard
-Hutchinson Herald.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

About the only interest the peo-
pie have now in the congressional
proceedings is the fate of the ap-
portionment bill. There will be
some bush whacking on the tariff,
but it is understood that this is
only for campaign purposes. The
new plan of revising the tariff is to
follow the recommendations of the
tariff commission and no recon-
mendations have been made.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03
uNrY, s. D, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 1911. IN sER Is 8
ON the SpringfieId Times.

from the Spring field Times.
+ Word reached Springfield on
Wednesday Of this week, to the eff
feet that Mr.. Jos. Zalenka had
died suddenly in a hospital in
Washington. The report varies to
some extent, in that it is claimed
by some that Mr.. Zalenka died
from the result of an operation,
while others state that his death
was due to being crushed under a
falling tree.
Brother Welshman, of the Demo-
crat, experienced a damaging fire
in his Office Monday night about
eleven O'Clock, The blaze started
in the engine room where a large
pile of greasy rags We're kent To-
gether with other combustibie jnnk,
and for time the confagration
WAS very threatening fIiii I he chem
ical engine was soon on the scene
and the flames were quickly ex-
tinguished. The damage to the
building by smoke and water was
considerable, with no insurance,
while the printing plant was in
sured and Mr.. Welshman will be
REIN bursed for his loss.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

The notaries will not reap the
rich harvest at the opening of the
Rosebud reservation next October
that they have in former land
openings. Mr.. Wisten, who will
supervise the opening, has an
nounced that all notaries operat,
ing in each of the registration
towns will be required to form an
association and do the work in
common, the fees received to be
divided evenly among them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03

NJ. E. Hit of Hancock precinct
took the train yesterday morning
to look over cattle and their prices
at Sioux City. Mr.. HIT is a far
mer and stock raiser and feeder.
He is in favor of Bon HON ne
county making an exhibition at
the state fair.-Tyndall Register.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-03
DR.. T. T. CHURCH
DENTIST
Office cva- Dostoffice.
Scotland, South Dakota.

The center of population of the
United States, according to the
last census, is A miles southwest
of Unionville, Ind. This is thirty
six miles west and seven.tenths of
a mile north of the center ten
years before.