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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-03

Walkover Shoes for men It Otto
Schmierer's. ADV.
Misc Lena Raymond. who has been
clerking Ia the Quick Sale store, left
Tor her home Ia Salem Tuesday.
The bricklayers expect TO conn
mence work on Joe Stevenson's new
garage next week.
Hear Music really RE-CREATED ~
the new EDISON.
ADV. Balzer Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. stippich vis-
tied the Fred Huismann family 81
Plumb Wednesday.
August Hermann got 4 registered
Holstein COW from Boyden. Iowa. this
week ffor which he paid $3.50.
Royal III" Coffee 80 cts. at the
Bee Hive. Adv.
The May baskets had to be hung
without flowers this year, as the cal
endar has jumped two or three weeks
ahead Of the season.
The railroad commissioners will be
in town next Tuesday to hold an In
spection' and hearing in regard to the
petition for a new depot at this place.
FOR sALE-For $500 cash, Lots
5-6-7-8 Block 10 on Curry ST.,
in Stafford's Add. to South Scotland.
Write to- Miss L. Turner,
379 Van Buren, St.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Quick Sale Mrec. Co. will.
have a a load Of potatoes the last Of
this week or the fore part of next.
There will be three varieties.
Some of the friends Of Miss DEM
Ter gave her a shower Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Lanam'
What the occasion was we are unable
at this time to state.
Don't get excited oyer the prices
on goods going up. We have . big
stock Of enameled dishes and glass
ware. We are selling at old prices.
ADV. The Bee Hive.
John Bannon Of Tyndall. was in
town Monday and took the train for
Hot Springs to attend a state camp
meeting Of the M. w. A., going as a
DELICATE from Bon Homme county.
If you want a bargain in a kitchen
table call at The Bee Hive. ADV.
Mr.. Roberts, Of Platte. was in town
Wednesday and made this Office a
pleasant call. He says they had
quite an exciting shooting scrap e in
Platte last Monday night. DR.. White,
a veterinary, was shot. and probably
fatally wounded by his wife. It ap-
pears that Mrs. White returned on the
night train unexpectedly, and caught
her huband in a compromising stiua-
ton with a girl Of the town. The girl.
concealed herself in a closet, and the
husband ordered his wife to leave the
room until the girl could make her
escape. This the wife refused to do
and he started towards her, apparent
ly intending to put her out. AS he
approached she greeted him with five
shots from a revolver, three Of which
took effect The relations of White
and the girl have been town talk for
tihss PAST three years, but it was only
recently that the suspicious of the
wife were aroused. The sympathy of
the entire community is with the wife
who is highly esteemed in the COM
munity.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-03

The Bon Homme Memorial Church
will celebrate its 10th anniversary
Sunday with special services in the
afternoon and evening. This church is
probably the oldest rural church in
the Dakotas. 1t was organized May
2, 1877 with fifteen charter members.
Mrs. w. E. Bardwell, now of this
city, was one Of the charter members.
It held its services for some time
in the old court house at Bon Homme.
In 1885 it erected a building, and
later a parsonage. one mile north Of
the Bon Homme TOWNSHIP. Last fall
it enlarged its church by building q
basement containing dining room.
kitchen and furnace room. 1t is now
yoked with the Springfield Congrega.
tional Church, holding its services
Sunday afternoon.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-03
HONOR YOUR DEAD.

0OINOU IOON OEzAO.
Let US erect q monument to their
memory.
The Mitchell Marble & Granit;e Co.
S.W Ballard Prop.
One Block North Of Corn Pal; zee,
ADV. Mitchell, 8. D..
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1HNE EXPL ORED CRYSTAL READING. HE SAID FINAL LY

quoted and sent home. She is one 81
those impressionablc beings who e
| easily into hysterics-you had IN OK.
| hibition of it,
and something more" replied Mar
vim Strrnly-"the number of the auto
mobile that conveyed her away from
here
| saw NirvaSa vince. For mo-
lment her audacity was daunted. But
only for Il moment.
Il do not know her name" She said.
but | can help you further. Mr.. Mar
vel. She lives at the Glendale apart
ments."
THINK YOU" said ResiliuS Marvel.
II surprised not showing it, and my
lady led us through an intricate va
riety Of corridors and apartments I'M
Ill we reached the front of the building
and turned us over to Il taWny-Skinned
ServitOr in costume. Still smiling, still
radiantly beautiful still unruffle1,
Niryasa bowed-aS from that remark
able haunt Of mystery.
From the manner of the high priest
eS3 Of what | considered to be tern
pie of chicanery, and the way in which
Marvel treated the proposition | was
satisfied in my own mind that the
woman NirvaSa was one of the many
clairvOyants and mysticS who made it
Il business to catch the unwary and
crcdulOuS. We regained our machine
without Marvel saying word. He
was silent and thoughtful until we
reached the office of the United Bank
erS' Protective association He waved
me to 4 seat. went to :; bookcase, So
lected Il Scrapbook, opened it at
certain page placed the volume before
me and went to the telephone.
Within five minutes ] had ppruSed
several old newspaper articles telling
OF NirvaSa. She was a shrewd adyen-
ture~S. successful amid oriental occult
surroundings. She had been mixed
up IN several cases where her clair
vOyancy had gained the confidence of
clients, and she had induced them to
invest in worthless stocks and bonds
owned by outside cOnfelerates. The
Oldest Man in the World was really
a patriarchal individual, and had once
been one of the living curiOsities Of a
big travelling circus outfit. Nirvasa
was grade above the average for
tuna teller. She really possessed q
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-11-03

There was 4 beaten circle Ill around
the rug covering the floor.
A man, a Hindu. lightly garbed. thin
To the point Of attenuation. was slow
~. regularly turning SomcrsaultS. In
the cCEner Of the room seated before
q blackboard was n Scpoy youth. He
had piece of chalk in his hand. and
at every 0yerturn of the v'iry acrobat
he would chalk Il number on the
board, ohlterating its predecessor.
There We're five figures in the Chr0n-
iclc, and he would name them in St
drowsy. sing-song way each time he
wrote Il record.
''AsOli Ben" explained our guide.
"He is paying penance TO release
the soul of u sinful father-Onc hun
dred thousand SOmcrSaults. II was
to have been along the Delhi road.
but he joined my party and is complet-
ing his eighty odd thousand evolution
here Oh the path to clearing the score.
'Abou Hamed." she continued. lift
ing curtain and showing 4 conch
covered with tiger skins upon which
lay curled Il small dwarfel man. ''lie
is Of the highest theOsophc circle
twice returned TO earth.
THE oldest man in the world
Djalma."
She had proceeded like some lcctur-
er exhibiting his menagerie. As she
swept aside final Grapery the last
and most remarkable disclosure greet
ed W.
In the center of II room resembling
Il laboratory was ballOon-Shaped globe
If glass. II was about ten feet high
and broad enough to contain inside
q chair Il table and man. From scy-
cral iron tanks there ran rubber pipes
10 this giant retort.
The oldest iaan in the world" MIR
vaSa had Said-aud il seemed possible.
Inside the glass globe, reclining and
enGrosSed in tiIne-worn tone bound
in Ivory, was the Strangest human
being l had ever seen. His skin was
like yellow parchment. His frame
seemed, Ossified. He had hair and n
beard of faded white sweeping to !
his waist. His hands were like claws. |
his face beak-like. Only his eyes We're |
cleaned like two sparks |
of electric fire.
-He is Djalma Xiii. the alchenist. |
and nearly one hundred and ffty years |
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'ii' f"lFF'H 'f!o torres o. NiF'aNa.
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Il = coal ~i'' ~''", ana Marvel
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man III Inc globe hah""d "N' VI
my Plilal. III l. distilled '"r"r from
ms >"l" discovery, III" I"'" ro""t Of
hFailIIaputra. liz ~"Id further. Pour
IL H. '"IIl'-N"".
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al plate turned on an a""'A len" JET,
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fair c'airvoyant power At one 'ItE
She hid established It ca'j. had ce.I'''-
I'd several thousands Of dollars, ""a
then with her combination tAi i"H'"
away.
ErSiliu~ Marvel cane 10 me- iu@i "S
hId concluded uN jutar'~t hG fr.t-
ire. IL hold two pieces Of ruI. n
I h5~ hands They were er'y'nr..H ir"--
nH.ufS >t~ailbtyUtd OUT. and ! aI"
represented 1Lp jigsjo W.i ~ re- RI +
. had seen him puck MP ar tAe ".u.."E
#'arr w. a..d seen TIE -'l.
"Loot Thar ever" D." ...d.
/ A urN z-~t of interest o;s"." into Tire
/ Strange. c..~p. Torn rrus~Wi~c. t5r tHo
! Fragments cong r5~ed - check t"r go
. fWh Signed ~.hj1~itc nru~"," "G3rnet
Dru~c." l. was drawn an our hanf-
J MO y"u know th"m:' asked Mar
/ lrl.
II ,nov No account well" rcpIied
/ lost in surprise and augury; II know
| Ain~Irc Dru>r hy sight. This iS-fair-
: ~ remarkable"
IT gives uS plain sailing for bit"
declared Marvel in his buSincSSll;r
way. Il have been busy ut the tclc-
| phone Nirvasa told the truth: the
girl We saw, or at least one answering
10 her description lives at the Glendale
apartments. and her name is Garnet
Druse."
"Thni il th,. sister of AinSlec
Druse." | volunteered. "If You Will
give me ten minutes | may be able to
dig up something at the bank"
"Go ahead" said Marvel simply.
came back with some real infOr-
nation. The DrlseS, brother and sis
ter, were children Of the Hon. Amos
Druse, now abroad. We had carried
two family accounts. one was in the
name of AinSpe DruSr, originally $40
GOO drawn down in solid amounts
through sixty DAYS, and Il last check
presented TWO DAYS previous. thrown
out-"N. s. r."
Not sufficient funds .h." TRANSMIT
al Marvel "\nJ rho ,fh.r account .,
"Jo;rt ,ho,.I., bnro,.a1 ,u1,. 80, dn.
,.,.it ,f Au,,v D,i,~. ,yho,, t..,rirg sin
Hatune of both brother ana sister,
..r.l -. g. ro.... ,,,1..
Yes, and four times over" ] re-
Hirn. here Is something queer
about This affair."" | submitted. THE
paving teller says the withdrawal Of
such substantial amounts caused him
t" node" AinSle" DruSe. He knows
hnm slightly in social way. Says
Il" has been hurried. excited. d0py by
turns when he came 10 draw money
81 late
we VIII :" l" inc 'leii'iale ai"rl-
'''l''N' announcer my lfl'hd Abruptly.
vas ''HH LiIl"uSll ueler'iilheu per
NtN''"oH th"' MatNel was aole 10 at
i"N' i''f1ii upon MISS NaFhet DFuse'
'iii"uSh h'I iaaih' 10 ddiiilt us. Every
''"As "cS'"ht reHiieileht Us we en-
o''i " i"''iii "ii'le SAT iran ueicate
9l'' "i''9' I1'' anu 'h''lIher bespoke
"iHt'ui T'ii'itt't>s tha' appeared TO
'''' w ~ AAcl i"et was pdie, hef
'"'"lii he"'i me- lier eyes expressed
""''''o ui'"u' one hau hot YET re-
''''rH li'liI tile great strdln Oh the
f''"'' =" "H''h We ilau peen VII
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81 have had two men ac,in, ON ar.
doris at the sraure studio sfar. lsst
evening" rcportcd Marvel as ,y,. ..ra..,
along toward on. dr>tinarinG. "TFe.r,
j. my. man nov" me- added aS r.,.h-
ing the front o. the hujldiur we t9i
50 str,ngnI,. visited thn day ur,yfa.is
-, nrim Scyrrrfacod individual rarap
:, m, xid. of M, machine
I'VE have detained the lady" re-
uortcd this ally of RrNiliuS Marvel.
al midnight we saw the crowd had
..,I-,,, .,l.,r,, ana ,ynre Lnnt nm rf.,r.
You left open orders, ana acted III
NV brSt iudgmrul."
.Vrry good"
'Nu sign Of the Young man VIZ de-
scribcd. We were careless AXIOM. tAe
General crowd. 5ut only one or ..., of
them made oft.
Take me to the lady" 1irgtei
Marvel.
We found NirEa~a pacing 90 AMI fro
in 4 room off FROM the suart..nt
where we had first seen Ejalf,a. She
lrigucd cooluoSs and her ,,.uto,l SMILE
,,,o,,,od 80. -, o,,t.rod ~. ..,...,-,,..,,
Very briefly. very Stern!y. Marvel de-
manded a KNOWLEDGE o. The VII O.
ATLANTIS of AinsI.n Drn.o
Il do NOT know" She avrrrt,I. His
dealings have been with Dialma OK
cluSiyely."
Some valuable diamonds are MISS
ing" proceeded Marvel They mist
be restored-muSt: do sou under
stand? AS to your deposit in Il local
bank, an embargo has been placed
upon that until you have accounted
for the $4,000 of which you have
Invested in your latest dupy."
You seem to know a good deal"
said the woman, with her srrpentine
smile.
Il know enough 10 detai3 you ut
leisure for long time" stated Mar
vel with sternneSS. Come, | wish to
see this Djalma Xiii"
1T is useless.
And why?'
HE is dead. In arranging to re-
move MN one o. the men tipped
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AlhSlee DfuSc. SanEuinc, lightly
balanced, invested with liberal wealth
for the first tim" in his life, had stray
ed to the Seance chamber OF th,. Mir
vaSa. Her fascination. il upDrarcd
had less 10 do with his constant yjsIts
than her SpeciouS influence in making
him believ" that through u mdIcIoIS
investment he could assist The oldest
Man in the World {" devotion ana
mature his ability to manufacture gold
from waste substances. NirvnSu hud
evidently Sccrctlr -;iyrn him SOM, sab
tie elixir under the guisc Of II rare In.
dian wine that had completed his sub.
jugatlon. He bad revealed in Il fools
paradise. His SISTER hnd discovered In
part his infatuation. She had followed
Tim that day to The huiar OF N,ryasp
- see him give The ctrct a. The ,ou
an upon which her maine was forced
She had broken in upon tlnm. 4rigrd
III" check. and III" "nd of her wild
fight WE knew
Miss Drus" Nili strive to iin,l her
brother through fritulS tonight ard
send Us word tomorrow. " ,,Nplnit,rd
Marvel ">hr has hr,gcd me To ALLOW
her to make this effort. which she
hopes will succeed, so tnnt NO sean
dial may result"
A hurry call reached me al The bank
just after the directors Ecc;in. the,
next morning. 1t was from Rcsiilns
Marvel and requested my Immediate.
presence. was at his office In few
minutes. I noticed in bis inner oiiic. |
the futter OF white handkerchief. Nv
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-06-21

Payette. Idaho.
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PARALyTIC STROKE
Is CAUSE or DEATH
Continued from FIRST Page.)

In which the diseased YVES held. Rev.
Ashworth OF Payette conducted the
funeral services. at which a quartette.
composed OF Herschel Brown. James
Conway. A. +. Riddle and Byron
Turner sang The pail bearers we're l..
y. cockrum. crull orcott. Don Platt.
Herschel Browne, Larue Blackaby
and Thomas Hardman.
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Homer Settle, who has been EN-.
ployed IN Ontario during the past
winter, left Tuesday evening for hi.
old home in Kansas. having been
called there by the sudden death OF
his father.
Orville Nicholas Of Ironside was an
Ontario visitor Wednesday and
Thursday of this week orville was
formerly member OF the class of rs
in the high school here.
Mrs. l.. Il. Flter spent Sunday in
Weigor with relatives.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-06-21
DIRECTORS APPROVE
NINE FARM LOANS

Directors Of the Federal Farm Loan
Association had a meeting wednes-
day evening and approved Of nine
loans. This makes a total OF about
twenty-five loans amounting to sixty
FIVE thousand dollars. The Federal
appraiser is expected soon. and up
on his approval Of the valuation made
by the local board the fuads will be
forwarded from the Federal Loan
Bank OF Spokane.
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FROM TEXAS MARRIED HERE

Rev. d. f. Baker was called to the
Carter House last Sunday morning TO
marry a couple from Texas. The
groom Mr.. Joseph +. Mattox came
to Burns two years ago. The bride.
Miss Stella V. skaggs OF near whita
Falls Texas arrived on No. n Sunday
aud was met by the groom
and they were married In the presence
OF Miss Fisher and Mrs. Calvert. The
couple went to Burns Monday.
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LOST. sTRAYED OR sToLEN-A

LOST, STRAfED OR STOLEN-A
roam pony, with all black feet. weight
about nine hundred pounds. Brand
ed with double 4 on the left stifle.
Last seen or heard OF going up the
Snake River near Home. Oregon. A
liberal reward will be paid for the re-
turn or recoyey OF the hose.
4. 4. ADAMS,
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Week With Ontario Citizens
(Local-PersonaI)

hi the boys one OF which has
4 called into the service Of his
~ He is working in the cle,t-
.partment OF the Quarter Mas
department in Seattle.
gcs Abbie Vinegar and Hazel
han came down from Jameson
AZ where hey have been since
closed. Miss Vinegar will via
Iardman home for a few days
going back to Jameson.
Lsnfear, who has been In the
aat Ontario for several weeks,
+ she was operated upon for ap-
&itIs. was brought home last
and is getting along nicely.
Itland Banner.
end Of b. $. Cook, now of Nam
who for years was engaged in
|al estate business here, were
NJ this week OF his seriousness,
A paralytic stroke from which
uiiering
Ruby Fenwick OF Jordan Val
|cnt Friday and Saturday a
at the home OF Miss Lavine
enroute to Monmouth where
Nm attend the summer SESSION OF /
brmal
! Onario W. e. T. u. received
from the State Red Cross that
pled the articles sent by the w
y. as excellent work and said /
bless the w c. T q. ladies OF
|o."
b Conklln returned home after
|ks visit with the Wells girls OF
Iy. She was accompanied by
|IOrtense Wells, who will spend
J days In the country with Miss
ln.
J. II. Hill and daughter, Mar
Allen. OF Cascade, Idaho. spent
y Saturday and Sunday with
} here, returning homo Monday
Is Rena adam and Grac, sage ,
I'd home sunday morning from
. where they spent the past
lonths at tho University, /
D. 4. Baker went to Vale
" to attend the Chautauqua !
days. She viii be the guest q
; Fay Clark while there.
Z Cate aud family and Mrs. w. \
e motorod to Ontario Sunday, /
nd the day with relatives I
American. 5
and Mrs. W. J. Wecse return
day noon from Portland where ,
linessed .he parades aad fes- y
Of the Carnival week. 4
J. Prinzing who was called to n
ID to testify IN the Grover case
the Short Line returned Sat a
loon. 81
e Dalton Blggs arrived IN Ba- a
evening from Canyon city on \
y home TO Ontario. Baker
'at.
chet Lackey OF Ontario visit 4
mother Mrs. Bert Mcconnell q
I OF the week. New Plym-
'ntinel.
nd Mrs. S. =. Newman OF sho- n
IDAHO. came TO Ontario sunday l.
i'd the funeral services for
ice, Miss Ruth Test. 70
Pratt OF Berkeley. California, n
very interesting sermon on b
Mission AZ the Methodist
Sunday evening. III
nd Mrs. Paul Jones OF Hermis- @
e among the relatives OF Miss 81
sst who came to Ontario TO at
g funeral Monday. 10
md Mrs. William Laxon and a
returned home Saturday II
'rIland where they went 10 at
J Rose Carnival. n
G. W. Duncan arrived In n
Tuesday evening from stone al
'lprado, where he ha been
/ school for the past year. nj
william Jones and her IA,
p Miss Kate. came down from
to visit friends here for II
}. ~
Lamb and family OF the
cid ranch came to Ontario \
oyee Turner returned home
evening astsr spending con- a
mt wek in Boise with friends. "a
hd Mrs. Geo. Thompson OF
mouth spent Sunday with "
IN Ontario. n,
Friday morning. to Mr. and
'l'lam Johnson. an S-pound r.
v c. 7 u. will meet at the
Mrs. W N Brown next Tues II,
e 26 an
:, q. Dodea left last evening
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-06-21

FOR SALE A number Of roost.
ers for frying, one to two months old,
25 cents each. Apply to j. J. Diess.
Box 81, Ontario. 1s-4t
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-06-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-06-21

FOR PAINTING, Paper hanging,
and Calcimining--First Glass Work,
Prices Reasonable--Phoae f. A.
Wisdom. 205K4. 2-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-06-21

Satisfactory Job Printing at tho
Argus office.