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though he writes Of 1t to his friends
with the tcrse dlrcCtncss character
.stic Of his official reports.
Just as Miss Dyer's life at the Uni.
versIty Of California has been marked
by originality and achievement which
differed from those Of other students.
so was her proposal oi marriage and
90 will be her wedding and her
honeymoon. Several weeks ago she
received cablegsam from Roiter'
dam which read.
VIII YOU come to Europe and
marry me? You may take up relief
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II was pointed out TO him, and each
time he battled between love and his
duty as an American and remained.
He continued his daily inspection
OF the bread lines and communal
soup kitchens. received the barge
and train loads of fooistuffs which
came to him from the main dlstribut.
Ing Office in Rotterdam. Always
laborlnG under the call OF California
Torey sought relief In the hard work
Of continued rounds OF inspections.
seeking out and adjusting all the
little flaws and miscarriagcs Of Jus.
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Leader in college athletics and fra
tcrnity circles Miss Dyer did not
overlook her class work. She was a
graduate OF the class Of 1914 and was
the speaker on Commencement day.
During her last year she was assist
ant TO Prof Mills Galley. dean Of the
department OF English.
Torcy met Miss Dyer the FIRST day
she entered college. lie was then in
his sophomore year The friendship
quickly ripcned and the pair became
irseparablc. 1t was whispered about
the campus that a college romance
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rIce incidental to so large an under.
taking.
At last the cord which held MIN to
his work broke. Torey could no
longer stand the strain OF Cuplds
persistent Juggling at his heart He
sent his resignation. but II was re-
fused, and again Torey was asked to
reconsider. At last the great light
broke upon him-onc that promised
forever to solve his problem. He
would go 10 Rotterdam and cable his
proposal Of marriage to Deborah
Dyer and ask her to come to Europe
and marry him
Little did Torcy think that his
problems we're Just about 10 begin
instead Of being solved. He obtained
his passport from the Germans to go
out of Belgium and went to Rottor.
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dam. There he sent his cable and
received his answer.
Torcy's task OF taking his bride
through the three highly charged
barbed wire barriers which surround
the country was about to begin. He
went to Brussels and called at Gen.
Won Blessings headquarters, where he
presented his request for passport
for himself and wife After waiting
many weary hours In the ante-room
he obtained an audience. But. whore
is your wife," asked the German
general. With all OF Torey's minute
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ncx, day and that Miss Dyer w '
mics away on vacation. IT,
Tore LEI, for New York anu Wv"
ronc Win the mcaGrc consolation y,
,o,orrarbcd farewell and pToH'seu
~ ra,,1d return within six mon'hS'
Again fate interviewed. A'F,v'"s ~, !"
London. rorcy was sent 10 '" NV
charge OF Tho distribution oil ,ne -
r. n :" food and clothing in the as
trio, Of Namur. Belgium, ana MS
duties increased to such proporu""
that he was unable 10 OBTAIN '"''
leave OF absence until recently.
OF for the War Zone.
As n relief worker. Torcy's life Is
one Of hard work and oXacting social
duties. He is compelled to iratcrni2e
with the socially elect OF the war
stricken kingdom. keep a strict nen-
trality and work in harmony with the
German military government. One
Of his duties Is 10 make week
end visits to the Belgian nobility.
whose chatcaus dot the surrounding
countryside. Many charming and
talented Belgian yOuug women en-
tcrtained the American delegate
The rounds OF teas and soclals
never made Torcy forget the little
western beauty OF his college days
and as time wore on he grew more
lonely. He often asked to be tenn
porarily relieved so that he could re.
turn to California. But the growing
restitution among the people. due to
the prolonged war. made this impos.
sible His presence was imperative.
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long lines Of destitute women and
children eagerly awaiting the open.
ing Of the &c R. BIS" soup kitchens
to obtain their daily lifesavlng ra.
ton.
Miss Dyer's career in college has
been unusually successful Since her
graduation with the class Of 1914 she
has been instructor In English at tho
summer sessions and secretary of
the extension department. She was
Associate editor OF the Blue and
Gold, woman's editor Of the Daily
Californian. contributing editor OF
the occident and regular contrib.
utor to college publications all over
the country. During her last year
in college she was assistant to prof
Charles Mills Galley. dean of the de.
psrtment Of English.
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Held in Europe by
theLongStruggle,
Finally Wired a
Proposal to Cali
forniia, and How
Plucky Deborah
Dyer Wired Back
the Right Word
and Started for
the War Zone.

crowned by the gray Notifications az
background.
Different" indeed will be the
HONEYMOON Of this unusual couple.
All about them remain the scars OF
Dattles which reduced the proud
hghting little kingdom to helpless.
ness She will have little freedom,
being compelled to live by military
rule and her morning sight will b,
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n HIss DEBORAH DYER will he
wi the first American "war0rtdo"
TO enter Belgium And herein
lies n distinction sharply marked by
the iron hand OF war and a romance
heightened by the pathetic back
ground OF the Kingdom OF Grief"
From sunshine TO shadow; from the
work OF busy schooling to that Of
loving human help. Mss Dyer, who
ia selt.reIiant. clear.hcaded Cali.
tornia girl. engaged in practical. con
Etructiye work. may modcs,ly dis
Rvow much OF tho romance other
than that which usually attends
courtship and marriage and say that
the fact that she will journey into
the war zone. by special PERMISSION.
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work In nrIgIum 4 you wlsh

'CLANh'
inc thought OF traVeilinE across
the continent unattended ana OF rae
Ing submarines ana Zeppelin ralus
while in the war zone ala not detei
MISS Dyer She Immediately caoicu
Yes. Deborah.
So she has left berkeley Cal. Tor
Ne" YORK to SAL Tor Ho''rrHA"''
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to become n bride. is merely u cold.
Mattcr-UtfaCt result OF unusual con
diuons. But then It is the usual that
figures as determining factor In
most all r. anrcs. And then, to re
vert to The old saw, we cannot see
ourselves as others see us.
In the first place. Gen. Won Kissing.
the grim governor of Belgium. IN
whose tccmIng mind there Is no tran
GuI spots Of rosy fancy at present
Won Kissing himself NJ once rccoC-
rizcd the romance OF 1t all. and. low
ing a lover as they say the whole
world does. did all in his power to
make II complete. Then Miss Dyer's
friends all say Il is a romance.
The Man in the Case.
Clare Morse Torcy. athletic and
practical, too. but In whose heart the
name OF Deborah has been singing a
most insisting song ever since he be-
came n delegate 20 the American
commission for relief in Belgium
he thinks It IS a golden romance.
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AVESOS DE OCCASION
TARIFA

No Sc acmi,en meIios ie ounce palabrss.
81 lister no puede venIr ] Ia oftcinn. ha-
Bile DOR telefonc. Travis o NHeyo No. !sif,
Y nm agente de Ia casa paSara a recogeT
sus snuncios.
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mas. pEodHc!rhdo I'Jal'H J S'rd'S
TuIi"'.
IN ~dii"rrnt'> oraSIoN'S. Of1i"hrr
tHlIH'ra r"htrmpiad" IA pr"iHh'Hhai
del "hINin" "N''IidI'io 3aJo HHS pan
'a<' a~Ufil'hIada p"F II ~"D>rlFIda'i
de- II n"'il". III vista, di>iihSAi"nl5
IN 81 A"F!fHnt" @randrS &'miraS. 4
la Que "a luna ncbuioSa bianGuHaba
ap"naS, hubjrra tar'iaio nurho
tempo III ~distInGuir los vapor"s "n-
tr" los r~"hasc"S Y las montaf1aS Il
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las dos mOntaNaS. un punto .umlnos0
raiiar IN -. hOrlznnt.' rual una r%-
trrila colorado. Fra Il fanal DE-
Munrkholm.
lmpOSibilita.i0> So rncucnt:an j."
ronOrer Las y~criadcraS ~alcgriaS ir
la vida los que no comprenden e!
placer que experimental 81 jUyrn VIA
jero. Sd coraz0n latio febriscitan-
te, y apenas podia respirar. m
miyi,. trndia "a vista, c0nt"mplanio
aqu.l astrO dr c~0nsueiO Y de- cspr-
rama: ~parrcialc que aqucl rayO de
luz. hcndiGndosc IN 81 S"nO az Ia
nochc. de Ia m0rada Que "ncerraba
81 frlicidad. H. traia al@U dr Su Ethel:
pOrQur no hay uu,. dudar!0. a traVGS
de los ticmpo~ y d" los cspacIos. iaS
aimaS tlrncn Il vrr"S in"ypli"ablcs
c0rrcspOndencias. V I'll EanI =! nun
10 real Irvanta barrrra$ entire dos
Strcs QUE 81 aman: habitantc> cStoS
dr a! vida ideal. g" aparerrn "n ia
a~uSencia y - ronfunden IN Ia muer-
f.. ID" 1u.; Slrv"n Jas se~paraciOnes
corporoales. las d~istancias f~isicas,
,0s cOrazoneS unidos invan-
ciDlemente por TN mismo pensa-
niento y por un. deseo c0min? FL
rerdader0 amor Sufra, pero no niue
re.
6Quitn no So Ia detanido Glen We
,as. ~ Ia nocnes dc lluvia, q! pie
IL alcuna vnntana, apenas aiumbra-.
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PROlINC!A DE CiUDiD REAL

I'm .~j,o. SOLO pu.lo d"iar escape,
I'm mumau:lo ya-o y confuse.
pn- GIc IT, turDa mi prrsrnr.a?
!sNe NJ Du~raba~? DYE Y n" -".."s.
o "r.s mu-rto.
+, mou-truo a-i.6 81 hacha Il" pie
Ira por rn..ma l.. "a cahrza tri
I~rpn-rrir Y u.-o yro,i-uli ,ou laz
Idne salia H. =, arrIo como .. ~u:-
H., d.. IN tnrrrn.,. .nrn ,,.. p. una
~raverna:
Me has v|rndnio,
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la? :Qui"n no ha pasado Y vuelto
Il pasar pOr dclante d.: una puerta?
cQuirn no la r0ndadO con verdacc-
RI algeria rn tornO Il" II casa?
cQui"n no ha vT!elto atriS bruSca-
mrntc de- 81 canine, para Scguir de
nOrhr, pOr los racOdoS de una Gale
frSirrta. una flOtantn falda o un
hlancO vc!0. r]ecOnOcidO en- Ia SON.
bra? Fl que no ha sentido esas 9
moci0nrS, bien pucde decir que no
Sabe 10 Que es amor.
Admirando 81 LELAND fanll de Mum
ckholm. Ordrncr meditaba. Contcn-
10. taciiurno . ir6nico Sucedi6 a ST.
primcra algeria. y scntimicntos di-
vcrsos 81 aGOlpaban tumult0Samen-
t. m SUI alma.
rs preciso-se decia-que cl
hombr- 81 afanc penosamentn Y
largo tempo para !legar al fin a
d"Scubrir un puntO de felicidad en-
Ia inmrnsa nochc.-r.A Ali esta Ethel.
duerme.... Suena... piansa en- mi
tai v"z,.... Como ha dc Saber que
Su Orden"r esta ahora triste Y So
litarlo. ~suspnndido ep las s0mbras
Y ancima Dc un ab:Smoi,.... iOrde-
ner, que solo tienc de ella un rio
j un vag0 resplandor en- eI horizon
te!..... Luego, inclinando Ia MI
a los -ojizos reflejos dc Ia no.
suara encendida On Ia t6rre. qua so
Oontinuar'a.)
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Sc sclicitan Agentes para La

Sc sclicitan Agentes para La
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Ari-
iona, y demas lugares donde
no los haya. Las personals que
Sc interesen pueden dirigirse So
licitando precio y condolences a
LA PRENSA, DEPARTMENT. de
Agentes, COZ Dolorosa ST., Sam
antonio, Tex.
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F. aycntur,ro ori"n"r, G"spuiS Il"
verse rcrralEo u car y,'intr v"re-
du@aut" IA pr5i@rn>a ascension. He
% po3 fin a 10 alto i" Ia pared -
pesa y circular dc a TORE. \ 81
ineSporaia l.ecada, Negroes mochuo-
los c~outenarioS. brusramanta sol
p~TendldoS on las Tuina>, huyernn con
vue.0 oD!icu0, Yclvjendo hacIa cl jo-
ven 81 licada invaCiab!o. : piedTas
movadizas empujadas por sus pies,
cayeron en- aL abiSro, saitando So
hTa ms nT7tos ~salinntns IL 'aS 10
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n"s"n ~ab"r 81 parad"rO DE- mi hermanO Sa-
mrntnO I'p"z. 0riginariO IL, IrurtSima del
HinrGn. Edo. de- Guanaiuato. ticne 80 afToS
q" 'iaL. In 1873. unOs padres que reSidcn
IN puri>lma. ii;O.. rccibteron notiriaS de- IL.
rIand" - enroniraba Tn Amarillo. Texas.
:" rfalIfIc1ra ron una subscription 81 So
manarIu IA fItENSt, 4 IL persona que in
form" con cNaCtl;ud, dirigiando>e Z MclrS.p
Mj:liuZ. J.. q. Box 10, IIardwick. Cal.
i-ii
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Hc!nar!lnu VI. iiafEa.-I3! y. ~ta. Rosa '
Houston. CriDn:3 nwNirIna. Mo riaft"-
ALTO, 81. =dUI">. v"niIIaGu~. Cua"tO con ir"s
raiaaS. ~ -. raFiia: para paT''Ia. ~ ' - -.
-emana. S..i-i : 500. Nt>ll"nu-. sra bi"l
raclbiIu-TrlGfunU Travis JUS. :. hni"ilI".
rr.>.- ,J-GI
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$40

DcSco obtcacr correspondence con setiOri-
IN mcNicana 4" Du"nas CnstsmbrcS. cdad
IL q ,! amos. l%rclIrrU Una n3liSa lie Me-
rico. D.ri@irSe i lose Ruiz. Box 81, lco-
ria. Ill.
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Sr. Rafael CirdrnaS: Il d"Se3 traDalar On
i! Uririo {" "hant~trria. v'ngaS1 drSGr lUr-
ga ron Wiz. kIllin< q rSrribame pidicndO
iu> !nruriu"> cue ncr"Sli". C0n>tanriO Bra
vr. HuN ivJ. H"nryetta. okla. 4-i3J
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pR8tINCIt De SE.Gnti.i

Ctu;.,ar: hen Mar;anr I' Silva.
MarIur- It. Santa t"rI, r"nS""Na-
,I5r.
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pRUNlNCIA DE SANTkNDER.

Ca.luconi-a: ion PAIL" H. G,arnl'
liberal.
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PESQUISAS-

SO dcSca saber el paradero del seIor Me
yes TrevIfiO que IN i'"br"ro tlIimO 80 en-
c0ntrjha en Galveston. T"NaS. Ti"nc cuno
~ aitOS dc edad. ~eStltura mrdlala. 0IOS
CiarOS V g. ne color moreno. Sc graiirirara
con una Sub,cri;Cihn didr;a por tres In"~e-.
q IA PRENSh. Il Ia persona cue inf0rTne.
iivigl"ndus. . ~ hrrrua..U. los: \. E'rTi-
no. I52g S'.r Laredo -. san Antonio. Tex.
I-1-iG.
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Ia Cail.Ia: senior Mon. ~r"n>"rV0.
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SOLIClTUDES-
: ~a-:rc CnrIaiCr, con r"trrraria- d" N '!I-
dad q" N+Nicu. ~"l!c!t3 rtnf'l"o. E-rE!ba q:
=. d" ilyaradu. IIIi"Hr TEXAS. 'i-i.l
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SOiJCITIUES NtTRIMONiALE.S

MrvicanO nnnrado V irabaiador. sin viciOs;
:!eSca ~rOrTrSp"ndcnCIl ron Sriiora meNica-
ma. :" prrricre que sea Sc McNiro. ObJeio
matrImunlU. -. L. mandara Tni"gTnria u in
furn:">. hirIclr>r a !. v. 'iGilcrr"k. co.
Hayden Mine, oak Greek. Colo.
ii-t0N
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PaSa Il la pdgina sa., coIumna IA.
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pRuE!\CEA ID: iLBACETE.

A.-afaZ: -.iJu- Martinez -\ra~.I
= ~r"ta.,H.,.
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pROIi\GIN DE N.A!.ARRk.

- ...a: ,jnu joaquin l..u"nu>. al
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brcnaS condolences. ftenfa baraia. buen To-
cal acreditaGO. IufOrni2S al! MlSmo. Gray
Son JOt. d.!
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PARA O D CLAsE DE- TKABhJOS dc I'M
prenta: dirliase a LA pRESSA. Los hac--
mos a satisfaction del clienie Y q p-ecios
reducidO9,
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I VICTORIA

tLQt HERES
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DIV

HkCEMOS con 7oda correction. cartas amo-
!, rosas, de pedImcnto. fellcitaciones. cunple-
amos, discusses Y ioda clase de poesias amo-
rosas, de aniversario, patrioticas. ETC. PRE-
clos modcrados. DIrijanse 20: correo :
P. Calderon, AS s. san saba ST., san Anto-
MO, Tex.
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DR.. SALOHE CARA ALDAPE de Ia ftcultse
de Mexico; autorzsdo en- ell Estado Dc r.
las; especialista en- enfermedades tenl:2-
1r1nsrias Y ciru1fa en- general. Residential
Avenue D 1851. Telefono Travis SaT. gn-
Gina, Frost Building, T%elefonos, NueTo ~:
Yie!o, Travis ssA.
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PROIINCIi DE EIXCilA

Nalma>rtia: don .Io>r Maria ,
Chavarri. cOnScrvadog.
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Sc proporci0nara casa. alincntoS y pedue-
10 S?lari0. 4 -"hOrtta nt.Nicana Que Sepa
le"r : cSrrihir inglcS y e~sIDaflol. Para mas
d~c;ailrS rSrrlha carIa Dc 81 prUpiO pIho y
!ctra a: EON II. sta. q. san antonio, Texas.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Plattner this morning.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Plattner this morning.
Wilfred cambridge shipped in
fifty head of steers last week to
put in his feed yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Brosz and
daughter, Mrs. Magstadt, spent
Sunday with friends in Trip.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, of
Plankinton, arrived Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs. R.
w. Russell.
Leo Weiland has bought a dray
team and wagon of j. G. Smith
and has gone into the dray bust
ness on his own hook. Mr. Smith
with two other teams, is doing road
work for the county.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19

The ladies OF the West Side Aid
society will hold a dime tea at the
home of Mrs. David Sowl, Thurs
day, Oct. 9th. A cordial invita-.
tion is extended.
Edward Bray, of Olivet, and his
brother in.law, Thos. Maxwell and
wife, of Running Water, we're
in Scotland Wednesday and in.
formed us that John Bray, a bro
ther of Edward Bray and Mrs.
Maxwell, died on Tuesday in a
hospital in Bismarck, N. D. from
an attack of typhoid fever. MIR.
and Mrs. Maxwell took the train
to Aberdeen to meet the train
bringing the remains and will &C.
company them to Scotland for
burial. The remains arrived on
the early trait this morning but
on account of the storm the fu.
neral has been postponed, and will
be held tomorrow forenoon at the
Catholic church. Mr.. Bray had
been sick since last June and deatk
ended q long siege of untold suf'
fering.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19
FIRE SEASON is COMING

Right now is the time to go over
your heating plants and stoves.
Make sure that they are in good
condition for winter use. Not
alone so as to be sure that your
home and business places are
warm, but to be sure that all
pipes and hues are sound and safe.
When the furnace and stove is
not in use, boxes and rubbish are
often allowed to accumulate near
the fire box and unless a thorough
cleaning up takes place before the
fire is stared, disastrous results
may follow.
But the furnace and stove is one
Of many places around the home
and business places that should be
made freproof before winter sets
in. Chimneys should be care.
fully examined and repaired and
alleys cleaned.
By RAY ZOLNOWSKY
Acting Fire Chief.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
EXHIBIT.

During the week of Oct.
80, 81 and Nov. l, 2, 3, 4,
we will have with us Miss A.
D. Carlow who will demon
strate to you the WHITE
SEWING
We invite you to come in
and see such work as en-
broidery, Battenberg, Roman
Cut work, Silk Floss, Mexi-
can Drawn work, and plain
and fancy sewing will be
done before your eyes.
Free lessons in sewing all
week.
Come in and see the ART
WORK done on the machine
Remember the dates and
come.
BECKER BROS co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF BON HOMIE.

COUNTY OF BON HOMME.
In County Court in and for said County
In the Matter of the Estate of
Jacob J. Bardell, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executor of the Last wi ! of Jacob j. Bardell,
deceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased or
his estate, to exhibit such claims with the nee
essary vouchers within six months from and
after the 5th day of October, 1915, which is the
date OF the first publication, of this notice, to
tue said executor at the Office of French, Orvis
q french, In the city of Yankton. Ya.ktou
IoInty, South Dakota, which said Office the
Undersigned selects AS his place of business in
All matters connected with said estate.
Dated September Goth, 1916.
ALBERT }. BARDELL,
N's st Executor as Atosesaid
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19

Wanted acknowledgement hun
dred ladies, young or old, with pimples,
blackheads, nasty compilations, sallow
checks, dull eyes, colorless lips, to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. You
want to be charming, beautiful and
sweet: then without fail start at once.
G. G. Max, Your Druggist.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19

On account of the advance in
price of paper and all other print
er's supplies we find that it is nee.
essary to reise the price of sub.
scription. After January l, 1917
the price will be 81. so per year.
Subscriptions will be received up
to that time at the old rate of 81.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-19

I'VE WISH to express our thanks
VITO the people of Scotland and
vicinity for the liberal patronage
given US during the time that We
have been in business in Scotland.
We feel confident that our success.
sor in the business will be ready to
give you q fair deal in every fe.
spect, and we hope that the same
liberal treatment will be given him.
Yours with best wishes
ZOLNOWSKY BROS.