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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11
.Catarrh Ended
Money Returned if Hyomei
Doesn't Danish Catarrh.

Get rid OF catarrh-start today-curc 1t without
pouring into your stomach q vile and unoa la table
nostrum. HYOMEI pronounce it High-ome)
cures catarrh In nose throat. and does 1t by
such q simple and pleasant method that thou
sands who have been cured are glad to recon-
mend 1t.
Just breathe the Hyomei, and its soothing, med
.cated and antiseptic properties will come in
direct contact with the infiamed parts, stop the
discharge, drive out the soreness and heal the
membrane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11
CONTINGENT AND M1SCELLA'
NEOUS EXPENSES.

Judicial expenses, including procurement
of charters of title. the printing of briefs
in the Court of Appeals of the District
of Columbia. witness fees and expert
services in District cases before the Su-
preme Court of the District. reduced from
S., 900 to $1,000. Fer advertising notice OF
taxes in arrears. July 1. 1911, as required
by law, $3.50, in increase of $1GO For
the enforcement of the game and fish
laws of the District. 500. a reduction
of $500 For the purchase of enamel
metal or leather identification number
tags for horse-drawn and motor vehicles
in the District, $780, an increase of $50
For maintenance and minor repairs tc
the District markets, S., 800, a reduction
of So, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11
COURTS.

Juvealle Ceurt-No change. In
creases refused.
Hllseellaneous. -. Compensation foI
jurors reduced from $1.74O to $1,000. For
furniture. fixtures, equipment and repairs
to the courthouse and grounds, 500. q
reduction Of 500.
Police COuTt-For witness fees
5000. reduction Of $1,000: for meals OF
jurors and bailiffs when ordered by the
court. IS. q reduction Of $75; for COM
peusatton OF jurors, $1,000. q reduction OF
reduction OF SEQ.
Mu11e1Dal Cearts-Ne change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11

Hyomei Is made OF Eucalyptus combined with
other antisepties. Breathed through the inhaler
1t destroys the persistent catarrh germ
complete Hyomei outfit, including inhaler,
bottle OF Hyomei aud simple Instructions for
use only costs $l.0o. Single bottle Of Hyomei
costs but 90 cents at druggists everywhere and
1t Henry Evans and Jas. .0Donnell's. Fog
catarrh, coughs, colds sore throat Or catarrhal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11

nance of the bacteriological laboratory.
The annual allowance to inspectors of
dairy farms for the maintenance by
each Of a horse and vehicle or motor
cycle for use in the discharge Of their
duties, Is reduced from $3.50 to $3.50. and
the total is cut from $4,000 to $4,000.
The item for maintenance Of the pub
lie crematory is reduced from $4,000 to
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11
COURTS AND PRISONS.

Support Of C0nvtcts.-NO Change.
Courth0use.-No change.
3 Court Of Appeals Building.-The posi-
ton Of mechanician at $1,000 year IL
created; the item of incidental expenses
is fixed at $500. reduc- ion Of $780,
Fees Of witnesses, Supreme Court
The appropriation for this purpose is re-
duced from $4,000 to $4,000
Fees Of Jurors SuDreme. C0uFt.-The
appropriation for this purpose is reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Miscellaneous Expenses-This item Ii
reduced from $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11

Writs Of Lunacy.-No change.
Interest and Sinking Fund.-No
change.
Emergency FundrNo change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS

Board Of Charitles-No change.
Washlngton Asylum and Jail-An in.
crease from $4,000 to $4,000 10 made In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11

Miss Kate Griffin died suddenly of apo
plexy while attending to her household
!. duties ~ Deer Park, Nd. She was thirty
6ye years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-11

Continued on Fifteenth Page.l
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
GrfOlercidlcr Scrlanf.

Ser is. Snternationale aongreB
fir Spgiene im0 Topographic, Ger
erite, welder felt @%ntite6ung Ser Or
qaniiation Dor iedb3ig Sabren altBer-
balb @ltropas itattfonO, mrrOe am
pergangenen Samltag III elmer feier-
li6en SiBung geidloiien.
Sn leiner letter Sibung 6ei6loB
Der &ongreB nod Die 9iloltng zines
itGnOigen Bureaus inn @oag fiir Die
Mrbeiten Des &ongreileS, einen9lppea
an ale 9dnoer Der @roe, cine @be-
itanOs=, S6eiOungs- mo 6amilien-
itanOs= Statiitif, iomie cine @e6ltrts-
un0 Sterbe<S totiltif nod Ben ein5el-
men @erufs8Deigen 5u fiibren unO 81
beroffentlihen, uno lebte cine &onl=
miiiion elm, gum Stuoium Der Srage
Ser @%infiibrltng elmer einbeitIi6en
ariminal Statiitif in Sen peri6ieOe=
men 9dn0ern.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
GurtO Oiicu's 5urtidritt,

Ser Sabresberi6t 0es @ouper-
l1eurs 6. &. @olron bon 8orto &ico
lGBt erfeben, oaB ser SanOel ser Sn-
iel mGbrenD oeS abgelaufenen Sob
res in @0be bon $14,000,0 900 3ltge=
bat. Scr ~@eIommt9anoel
oes Sabres be5ifferte ii6 o1tf 1922
100000, ooer fiinf @fal mebr ais
I'M Sabre 1901. 9(6t8ig @ro5ent oes
@anOels entfieIen altf ben nit BEN
Ser. Staaten. Die northumberland
frage nod portoricanii6em &affee,
@igarrer, 8raltben, 9lnanas unO an
oeren Yrooltften Der Sniel lit, mie
@punerneur Cotton iagt, in raider
3unobme begriffen. @1breno I'M
Sabre 1899 mn Elm ein5iges S6ul=
baus auf 8orto &ico eriitierte, iino
jebt 1853 S9ulbGllier in BEN Der
i6ieoenen 8eilen Ser Sniel oor6an=
ben. Inter Ben pi9tigen 6orti9rit=
ten altf Ser Sniel mel6e 31 ber5ei6-
men iinO, befinoet ii6 Die S9offung
zines Sanit6tsoieniteS, oie @rri6=
tltng zines Arbeitsbureaus unO Die
Amenoirung Der @ablgeiebe, mo-
our6 oaS @ebeimpis Ser Stimn1ab-
gabe genabrt miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
0as esben.

SabenSie ni6t i9on Oariiber na6-
qeoa6t. oaB Oas @enidenle6en aus
lauter @e~qeniGben &rei5ungeL Ser
ludungen uno@uttduidungen 5uiam-
aengeiebt iit2
Ser Meni6 fommt in Die @elt, OBJ
ne leine eigene 3uitimmung uro
iheioet aus i6r, o6ne ieinen 8iaen,
ms sic gfeiIe Ou3piiden fiibrt auf
Iebr fteinigen @egen. Die @egen=
iGbe Oieies 9aIeins lin0 pirfli6 groB.
@enn Der Nleni9 flein lit, fitBen
ibn oie groBen @dOden, unO tpenn
er groB 1T, fiiBen i'm Die fleinett
Md06en. SIT er arm, 10 lit er elm
i6le6ter Manager, lit er reid, baum
Iagt man, er lit nidt ebrlid.
@enn er Credit brali1t, fam er
feinen befommen, unO mern er err
folarei6 uno pobI6o6eno it, min ibm
ie0er cine @efdligfeit tun.
@enn er @elo ipart, 1T er ein
@ei3bals.
@enn er es aus9i6t, lit er Elm
8erI6peuoer, pern er Oas @elO
madt, lift er elm @rofter unO wenu
er feins modt, lift er Elm 8umm........
&. 9. 3.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Yeret1le.


9eutldDer GentrnIDcrein. Sr6liOent
=-=- l.. 8i5e-$rai. Wtar-
tin 8ieganO; 2. GI5e-$ral. Us. 9tud-
Oai1el; 3. YiSe-8ral. &arl @golt,
4. 8l5e . YrGlioent @eoree WtaIr;
5. 8i3e . Yralioent Augult SAmiot;
aarl Sammel, SAasmellter
@ultao 9enoer, Setretar; @ongreB
Selgbts, .. G. 6abnentraqer Solepb
8onOrad. Solicitor 9ernt. 8lntler.
gerlammlung am a. 9ienltag |. Wf.
in 922 Yenn. Aue.
@ulMmbia-S MrnuereII, 92S, Yt'
StraBe, ". U.s., ytortb 2145.
@el1attsueriammlungen leoen z.
Sonntag i'm Ntonat, gta9mitt. $50
ubr. acknowledgment Ieoen Wton'
tag, abenOs s ubr. @rnlt @erlten-
berg, Sralioent, 1343 Is 6traBe, yt.
Us. &elepbon 10. 2086. S6riftuort
". s. Wta1ler, 715 IA. Str. %. 8.,
Selepbon Wtain 1866.
Damsn- SsftOn: 6rau SarOb YaumaaTtnsr
pratorntln; 6Tau i. Y. DtanH, SetrstaT'n.
Seteranenuerein Oes SteW 8ata'
iaOms. 8%eriamnelt li9 Oaielblt.
9eAtiGer gSailenbGusOereins Yr6-
iioent S. Is. S9neloer, &m. S. Ntep-
ers, Setretar, 1919 Sroing Str, yt.
vs., Direttorcn- unO 9elegaten.Yer'
iammlung am 2. Sonnta9 /. Wt. III
Der Anltalt.
6rauen- 2ultsSersin. 6rau s.. 81. 8artbsl,
oral. Serlammelt ll9 nlUnatll9 am Z. Spn'
nerltae in Der AnltaII.
6rausn- 9fabueretn. 6rau g. SSFler. pral.
0erlammslt lI9 mpnatlip gsntaB 9tOtt3.
9eutl@er SriegerbuHO Oerlammel1
lid ieoen 3. Wiontag monatltA IN yto.
Sz2 Benn. Aoe., JelowebeI Soiepb
Oiair, 2O04 @rIte Str. %. Us.
9entlG-AmerltanIlaer Sedntter'
Geretn periammelt ltG am l. ui1o 3.
Mtitttpo9 oes Wtonats TN Sanger
buno, 314 = StraBe, yt. 8.
8ermania Stub. WtittDo9S uno
3reitags Aben0s IN Sbe Soletam,
1928 S Str. g. 8. Sefretar ISM.
S. WteperS, 1919 SrDing Str, 9t.8.
2ntel SrGiis @ersnusungs Ter'
elm. Geo. Wtolr, Setretar, 1881 lite
StraBe, %. @. 8erlammelt ii6 an
2. 5onntag /. 30. i'm @olOen Gag
lie 9otel, g. S. glOe uno 9 Str.
Snfsl grGis DamenSsrsIn. 5rau 5snFy
@raue, praltOsntin. NerlammeIt liH am 1.
OiutpO6 i'm Nipnat i'm 0aule zines Der NRit-
sIitcer.
@rDIpeet Sia Cemetery. 6reo.
Snbok @rdliOent, ISM. Ntartin, Sc
tretar. @eriammeIt liA am erlten
6reitag monatli9 bel S. ". Cries
bauer, 433 Ste StraBe, u. 80.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Geiaas-gueine.

@aIbingtOn G1ngerbunO. SEQ. 314
6 StroBe, g. @. albert Sepper,
@r1lioent, q. 8rauner, Setretar, 314
s Str, u. @. q. @umpre9t, Oirt
gent. SingltunOe ieoen 9ienstag.
Damenpsrstm. Gran s.. s.. 8artbel, Yrdl.
YsrIammluns Iepen /. unp 3. Jlsttae bes
Uspnats, Abrnps = abr, in Ubissm sctale.
AriOn : 1eianguereia, 1905, 6
StraBe, 9t. Us. Aug. S9miot, YrG'
lioent. Sobn 8eber, Setretar,
geo. 518, CITE StraBe, &c. 6. &arl
SOBER, 0irigent. 9irettorenDeriamm-
lung am l.. Soantag na6 Dem /.
Wtittwo9 i. sc. Singltnnoe ieOen
Ntittwo9.
Mripn Damenperein. 6rau .. 6rumte,
QralIpentin. 0%erlammlans am 2. WittpOH
mOnatli9 abenps IN Obissml SCfale.
0ermania WtGmner1Or. 922 Yenn.
ape. ge. @. @r1i. Sobn &eiff. Setr.
SEQ. Se6aitian, 622 $50. Ipe., S.8.
@mil S. @briltiani, Director. @e.
i9aftsperi. am /. Sonntag |. &C.,
Singitunoe ieoen 9onneritag nnD
Sonntag Abeno in 922 Pa. IDe.
Damenpereim. Srau SuIia @uBIsr prai
Y%srlammsIt lu9 jsOsn eriten SOnntas I'M
Nlpnat i'm cbigen Sptalf.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
gnpen.

A 9euti@e Jreimautrer 2ose
Ny Arminias, $50. 25, S. u. q.
Nv %. AOom S9neiOer, Sc
tret1r 3746 Wtc &inlep Ctr, GbeOg
@baIe 9. s. @eri. am 1. II. 3. 9iens.
tag i. 90. i'm nellen Nfaionic Sempel-
@iIbelm Sell 2Oge go. 5, s.. ..
6. Of 6. @eriammelt li9 ieOen 1.
uno 3. Oonnerstag i'm Monat in
SEQ. 936 go. 9[be., N.@. Raul 8ah-
I9mio, Sefret6r, 107 5. StraBe,
u. 8.
SentOnia GOse go, 2, o.. 8. $. g.
S. 8. Selbig, Yrai., 1742 Z. Ctr.
q. s.; $. @lmenrei9, Sefr. 1900
s. Str. 81. So; @eri. am 2. uno A.
Montag /. sc. in 1889 7. Ctr. N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Sn Der beiltigen @ummer 0es
0SSournals" finoen Die 2eier mie0er-
nm Die &n3eige unleres6reunOes Sr=
lius 81. @eit, Dem 8erfaufer Ser be-
liebten Sadienipole Sadets uno Der
Goat SWeaters fir Wtdnner, Sralten
unO &inoer. lniere 2eier uno Seize
rinnen then gut, penn iie BEL Serrn
@eit ibren 8eOarf an narmen 8iu=
terfleioern einfaufen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
ser aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
@cilcnOarmtaOtet unterlakungS.

4IUCWDNt lluDAtA NWACl tuRMNbD
&ercin. &ouis Bauer, EraltOent.
SObn Wtelninger, Setr., no @res-
Dall Elacc, gt.8. 8etiammlun8 an
). Wiittpod i. w. III 922 ia. ADe.
S9lOuOuAer SirnUteA HHterlnG-
5AhySuerelH, WtihoeL 0les, Setretnr,
629 . Str, u. ". Serlammlullg aln
i. NlcllsIag |. ". III ytU.'oII. Str.
PIaIEOIEl~cr screen. &nl. Stut'
lIasIa, OelreIar, m%0gn9alG ~ ~a.0'
llla AarI. Serlanlmllllg all 1. Gon-
nersIag /. w. III 13l Z. Str., Jt. rs.
SOgn
0Ieg, Setretdr, 1858 .. GaPI1ol
StraBe. SerIammelt llD Ieoen /.
DIeHstag |. Wt. III yto. 922 Ya. Aoe.
Columbia SraMer . AraRteH-uH'
terTaRMngsUerela. UraII6 JIoIH, Se'
treIar, 1854 z2te SIr., yt. US. Ser.
1ammlung am 3. 0lerstag /. Uf. III
yt0. 800 Pa. Ape., yt. M.
SGGet . HHteEraRAMgs uWIUA.
(AIt). Serlanlnel1 IGd an l.. SoII4'
tag II WtollaI III gto. oz1 {. Str.,
mprgeHs uH IL uDr.
Uafer : HnterltuRuH8s . SereIM
gtO. 1. lJung). Ser1amlAeit Fm le'
Den z. Oon1ltag III Wtonat UNI IL
nbr morgens III yto. S27 z. S1r.
arbeitertranten. nun SterUetale
Slala Wv. 100. Serlanlmelt
ltw leoen z. 0IeItsGag ulIO GlH leBIen
Oams1ag I'M utonaG, aOenos III 200.
o2l 0IeDen1e on. &c. Us. JIlWarO
S1mlOt, Setr., oz2 70. str. VI. US.
gSOrtmens Benefit aAO Seneu.
AilOc, Sraa@ ytO. "A. 8erl. am 3.
Sumstag /. w., AbenOs s uBr IN
yto. o21 Z. Str. u. US. SrIB Sauer,
SetretQr, 437 IA. Str, .. y.
9eutI@er HnteritakaHSsDnuO.
OiltrItt yto. 40. Setretar Mm. 9an.
nemaln, 1910 WlarIoA StraBe, ".
M. SerlamlItc4I ilu leoeH 4. Wtltt-
WO9 /. Nt. IN 936 Pa. AOe., st. Us.
9e1ltl9er uuterfueunSsbmtO, 9t-
ltritt 100. Wtlnael 0iet5, Setretar,
629 $ Str, ". e. geri. anl A. Don.
nerstag /. W. in 737 Z. Str, yt.8.
9cutl@er llMteritakuuSsbnmO. 81
ltritt gto. 41O. Setretar SoDn utel-
ntnger, 716 GRESHAM Blace, VI. u.
Yerlamnlelt li9 am /. WtlttDoD le-
Den Ntts. in $50 Ya. 4Oe., ". Us.
9emtld : Amerlfanllder . Inter.
ltiienngs : &ereln. SoDn Oles, sc.
tretar, 1888 9. Capitol ctr. Geri.
am 2. 9lenstag i. W. IN 737 Z. Str.
@aibinstun Sid &elicf. Setretdr
s. 8ii1ot @9errpoale 9fural Sta.
.. s. Seri. am /. uno 3. Wlontag
/. DC, in 827, Z. StraBe, u. 8
9eutIde Brand, 5Oaialifiider
Yartei. 8en5el gtifI, SefretGr, 1886
Ontario &oao. &eri. am l.. nrtO 3.
0onneritag, SLbenOs 8 ubr in 423
@-Str., 9e.-@. Spmpatiiierer itetS
piafommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

9te Sliegfrnit lit nod ser ge-
bauptung oes 6liegers cine GENIAL
tige Sa6e, Die unierer Belt fir alle
3ufunft ben Stempel auforiidt. @as
Oenn ni6t no9?l
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
2anOsmamni6aftlide mnO llRteritik'
tnas . 9ereine.

@aIbimstOn 4rRtIiOereiR, CHARLES
Sol Setret1r, 8Or SEQ. 22O4,
citation 8; '@ereinslotal sriOnbaIIe,
1905 g StraBe, g. So. geriamm-
lung erIten 0onnerstaq I'M NOnat.
gr6i. Sen. g. &idenba&er, &enois
guiloing, ii uno 8 StrOBe, %. 8.
StauFa@srim gersin. 5ruu anHa Optic,
prGlpsntin. 0erlammslt ftp balslbp.
Gdueiser @ObItGtigfeitsOerein.
Yrdi. Suli.s @gIoff, 118 Sennelie'
0lbe, 50. 6. 6. z. Shwegler, Setre-
tar, 1929 s Str, 81. @.
&erein @a6em, MIois Neinbart sc.
fretdr, 113 8 StraBe, g. So. Der.
iammeIt ii9 ieoen /. 9ienstao I'M
Monat in 936 4a. Nbe., q. 8.
@erein Gagern, Columbia Settian
Scr. /. @olfgnng RiidOGi@el, 8rai.
Srant @iegaro, @iae-RrGi. Mi6eT
SoI5beierIein. S1nsmeilter. EbeO u.
Sedert, Setret1r, 1910 Gln. GDe.,
81. 6. 9erf. am /. Sonntag /. 90.
ubr nadm. in $50. 922 Ta. aDe.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Mi9t oas penige, mas mir be-
liben, reibt urs inter Die Armen elm,
ionoern oas 8ieIe, mas mir baben
m09ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Fereius~ und h%ogen~Ralender

Ole Serrem Setredre fmO gebeen, inns itts BON @Ore1enOerdnoerungen
fone BON goradnqen in ibren gererneu gerift SIT geben, uuo fnO mir
fets befrebt, ioIde an seeieueer Sene aufanebmen
on.s ~. 81 NuGr,o, Sor Qor4o . N ny Sobr
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
10000 @aasen nOtig.

9urd Die Snfrafttretitng 0es nell-
en- 8afetpoitgeIeBes am /. Sanlar
1918 1ino in BEN oer1hieoenen Soft
Gmtern oes 2anoes nidt peniger ais
10000 neue @aagen n0tig. @ene=
raj : @oitmeiIter Sit9cod bat ange-
bote fir oieie An5abl @aogen aus
gel6rieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Stem gort ioa Die ~beroorbenite
Srgeno oes gan5en 2anbes beiiben.
II Au9 oas?
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11
What She Wanted.

Jim Mann was on his way hack
from Chicago and couldn't help hear.
Ing the conversation of the couple in
the section right behind his. They
looked like newly married folks, lat
were not on their honeymoon. a.
Mann learned by deduction. The
m laid down a newspape size
had beer reading and said to her hus-
band:
DO you know, I wish I had one of
these afinities. Oh, l think it would
be just grand to sit on a rock with
somebody and have him rave about
the incompatible golden color of my
hair and tell me that my eyes were
the most beautiful in the whole world,
and"
"Uh, huh" said the husband, yawn-
ing.
And that the delicate pink of my
cheeks had been painted there by the
angels, and that he couldn't live with.
out me. Ooh, l think an affinity like
that would BE-"
"Tisn't an affinity you want" in
terrupted her husband. What vol
seem to want is a plain. o~ld-fashioned
l1ar."-Mack's National Monthly,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11

James Brown of Orchard, Neb.,
arrived last week Wednesday and
has bean visiting his many Scot
land friends.
Miss Amanda Flick came home
from EVERY, Ia, last week for a
vacation of q month. She will
then go back to Sutherland and
take a position in a store.
Mr.. Frank Dufek, a step brother
of Mrs. Jos. Kadlec, was taken to
the Yankton asylum last Saturday.
He is about eighty years of age
and his mind is so badly affected
that the insanity board advised bis
removal to the hospital.
Rev. G. Shaefer left last week
Wednesday for Dixon, ILL.,, to at
tend the funeral OF his sister, Mrs,
Hayemga, who died on Tuesday
following an operation for gal
stones. She was 81 years of age
and is survived by a husband anC
nine children.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11

From the Tyndall Register.
]. j. Bouska, living north of
town has just completed a new
house 16x28, two stories high. 1t
will contain six rooms.
VIM. Skakel was over from his
farm south of Avon Monday. He
reports crops in good growing con-
dition. He broke 200 acres of
prairie on his ranch on Choteau
creek this spring, upon which Jess
MCPHERSON is living, and planted
it all to corn. Jess has 800 acres
of corn On that place, besides other
crops.
During the year ending July 1,
1912, we are informed by r. r.
Robinson, clerk of courts, there
were 307 births reported in Bon
Homme county and "a deaths.
During the same period there
were 40 marriage licenses issued
and two divorces granted.
Fifty-two first citizen papers
we're issued and two aliens were
naturalized.
The report for the previous year
shows 286 births, 80 deaths, l21
marriage licenses. 10 DIVORCES and
81 naturalization papers issued in.
Guiding first and final papers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11
From the Tyndall Tribune

From The Tyndall Tribune
Atty. j. e. Whiting. of Woon-
socket, and Atty. j.. L.. Meighen,
of Scotland, transacted business
before Judge w. L.. Redden Mon.
day, in the matter of the estate Of
B. Wecker. A compromise of the
matter In issue between the parties
was reached, and the will of the
deceased admitted to probate.
Flanagan, the man who has
been running the Dakotah House,
locked the doors and he and his
wife departed Saturday morning.
The county commissioners met
in special session last Friday to
approve liquor bouds. Seventeen
bonds were presented four whole
sale, thirteen retail. All bonds
were approved after due consider
alton Of the same. AS the whole
sale license is $4,000 and the re-
tail $4,000 a total revenue of
$5, $4,000 is derived from this
source. In addition those engaged
in the retail business pay a license
to the city where they are respect.
lively doing business.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11
ADVICE FOR MEN TRAVEL Frs
TWO Should Not Share Same Room In
Foreign Lands as They Can
Here.

II o boys go abroad this sum-
mer." said one broker to two other
don't for goodness sake. share the
same room. as o do when travelling
over here. Foreigners don't 20 In for
that sort Of thing.
"Jack and I shared the same room
last year in London. We never no.
uced that the help vas smiling at us
I'LL n morning when the chamber.
maid brought in Jacks shoes with the
not water. I had forgotten to put my
own shoe out, and the maid said to
US, With a mischievous smile:
DO you wear the same shoes, too.
gentlemen
You see. she thought It as absurd
Tor us to occupy the same room as it
would have been for us to wear the
same shoes.
And 1t Is absurd-come to think of
it-for two men to occupy the same
room. 1t robs them Of their freedom.
They must go to sleep simultaneously.
they must get up simultaneously.
They'd be much happier in adjoin-
Ing rooms And they'd escape tons of
ridicule.
For this habit of two men sharing
q room is exclusively American, and
abroad, then two Americans demand
a double room for themselves, a smile
OF contemptuous amusement always:
nits over the face of the hotel clerk.
That smile is hard for a free-born
American to stand"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11
P. A. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.
SCOTLAND, S. D., July IL, 1912.

SCOTLAND, S. D., July IL, 1912.
Mrs. j. H. Baskin of Parker was
here last Thursday.
w. G. Grant carve home from
Greenwood to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. w. G. Haynes returned
last Thursday morning from q
visit in Belvidere.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Co. Basket leaves Treibers Tues
day July 16. at s a. m.
Rev. Treiber went to belmont
last Saturday where he conducted
services on Sunday.
Miss Iva Sweet came home from
Yankton last week Wednesday to
spend a week at home.
Mrs. Wertz, Of Parker, has been
spending the past week here with
her ault, Mrs. ID, X. TomIinson.
FOR SALEM residence pr.p
4rty and joint irt~, 'ng.ti,tf or
saparate.-LoUIs STARK
Frank Irumho Of Belvidere was
here Friday, returning home from
a visit at his former home in Wag-
ner.
Miss Bessie Cobb Of Mitchell,
has been spending the past week
here. the guest OF Miss Arlie Loge-
mann.
Miss Marie Frizzell returned to
Minneapolis last Friday, and is
teaching in a summer school at
that place.
Mrs. A. r. Miller left last Fri
day for a visit Of several weeks at
her old home in eastern Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware.
Miss Eva Nellis who is attend
ing summer school at Yankton,
came home to spend the Fourth
and remained until the first Of this
week.
0. P. and William Shaw, Chas.
zehnpfennig and DR.. Scofeld, with
their families autoed down from
Parkston to spend the Fourth with
Scotland friends and take in the
celebration.
Mrs. A. A. Smith and daughter,
Miss Maude, who since selling the
hotel property here have been stay
ing in Running Water, were here
to spend the Fourth with the
formers sister, Mrs. R. w. Russell.
Just received another car Of
Tennessee Sootlesscoal, the clean
est and best soft coal on the mar.
ket. No soot-no dirt, and is just
the right size for cook stove use.
For sale only BY Gooilridge-Call
Lbr. Go.
Jos. Piroutek j. and family, Of
Belyidere, we're here last week
visiting friends. This is the FIRST
visit that joe has made 10 Scot
land since he filed on his home
stead some six years ago. He
says Drop conditions we're looking
pretty discouraging when he left
on account OF dry weather, but
there have since been some good
sins out there which have i'm
l6ked conditions wonderfully.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-11

| have a good, fair, business a.
gency contract to offer some sub
Hstantial man who will represent
The Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany Of New York. Address. Ber-
.trand G. Shaw, Manager, Sioux
Falls, South Dakota.