The citizen-Republican., December 08, 1904, Image 1

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VOLUME XXIX.
Fancy China.
Lamps.
Albums,
Fancy Stationery.
TIME TABLE.
M. & St. P. Railway.
MITCHELL LINE.
Trains Going North.West.
11.1, Passengei
,iii, Way Freigl„f
n. til, Time Freight
1-1~
Tralna Going South-East,
We have the beautiful hand painted China
ware, Japanese ware, handsome cut glass
pieoes, everything to ornament the home
and delight the ladies.
"None so blind as those who wont see,'* but
you can't help seeing if you have one of our
lamps. Suitable for the drawing room, the
study, or any place where light and orna
ment is desired.
These are always appropriate gifts for Christ
mas, and we have them in |he latest and
most attractive styleB.
1:45 P.
8:05
3:15
3:00 A.
Put up in neat and tasty packages, especially
designed for holiday gifts.
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Time Freight MJ'N- A'
Bo.94, Way Freight 9:0o A.
IdA^ieN AND PI#M® LINE.
Trains going north-east,
t0.,
O.408, Passenger 10:50 A. M.
464 Freight
Trains going South-wost.
fo.
o. 401, Passenger 3"25 v. M.
4bl, Freight
MALCOLM
p*Ml
W. 1). GRIFFITHS, Agt.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
AjjD SURGEUN.
Iwil] promptly attend to professional call# and
fitfully perform surglc^oper^ions.^
O.STONEBRAKER,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office on second floor of Zoloowskey Bio
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SU J.G.KOOB3.
R'U DUVC
Office
DR. T. T. CHURCH,
DENTIST.
Oflice over Postoflice.
Scotland, South Dakota.
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PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
over Poatoffic#,inlirojrtt Block,
ROBERT JASMSN*-"
DENTIST, i13*, ZJl* iv
block,"
In the course of the articles writ
ten by Maj. Robert Dollar for the
Argus-Leader during the past year
on military matters reference is
made by him to his experience in
1860 in marching in the column of
11-15 A. M1 Massachusetts militia to greet the
Prince of Wales. The following
contribution on that subject is
from the journal of one of the mem
bers of bis company, relating to
the same occasion the writer is
the person referred to in the arti
cles mentioned as the grandson of
the first commander at West Point,
and the son of a cadet who was
eighth in point of number in its
first class, Mr. D. C.Lillie of North
Easton, Maas.
"The Easton Infantry, of which
company I am a member, was or
dered
to appear on Boston Com-
m0n
SLAPI reviewed by the Prince of VVales.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ^ole
at 8-.30 this morning, to be
0f
oace on Main street, first door east of c»«p-jY0it Militia, together with the best
the 1st Division Mass.
I troops in the other Divisions were
oulered out to perform escort duty
to the Prince. Oar company &p,
peared as ordered and .directed.
jTbete t?ere about 3000 troops un«
let areas that d»y» It ft
Toys of All Kinds.
Fancy Mirrors
Perfumes.
Pipes, and Cigars
E
S=
I future King of England, have help
ed escort bim through the metrop-
olis of New England, have present
ed arms to him as he passed along
in review I have seen him in the
uniform of English colonel, and in
citizen's dress, with a shocking
bad hat on his head. He is quite
a pleasant looking lad of- 19 years
of age, a quiet, modest, unassum
ing fellow. I hope he will make a
good sovereign. As I looked at
him I endeavored to comprehend
what a mighty responsibility will
one day rest upon his shoulders
the vast influence for weal for woe
it will be in his power to exert. I
am glad he came to this country
I am glad that I have had the op
portunity to look upon his plain
but pleasant face.
KKCTOH OF ST. MIKE'S,
Aaliburnham, Ontario, Testiiles to the
Good Qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
ASHBURNHAM, Out., April 18,
1903.—I think it is only right that
I should tell you what a wonderful
effect Chamberlain's Cough Reme
dy has produced. The day before
Easter I was so distressed with a
cold and cough that I did not think
to be able to take any duties the
next day, as my voice was almost
choked by the eough. The same
day I received an order from you
for a bottle of your Cough Betnedy.
I at once procured a sample bottle,
ftpd took about three doses of th4
medicine. To'my great *elief th|
cough find cold &ad completely dis|
•append and
1 vis mh ty fpmel
tfueelsiaea m» S&pi&r Bfc*,' I kum
SCOTLAND, BON HOMME COUNTY, S. D., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1904.
EVERYTHING NEW
In Christmas Goods, and at Moderate Prices.
We have made special provision for the
children and our assortment of toys is cer
tainly complete. Bring in the children and
see how delighted they will be with the beau
tiful things we have for them.
Made of best French plate glass set in beau
tiful frames. Any lady will be pleased with
one, and will gaze upon it longer than on
any thing else you can give her.
Put up iniancy packages, the most fragrant
odors, and one of the most appropriate gifts
to a lady friend—youiig or old.
put up in ChriBtmaB packages. Fine gifts
for your friend who is a smoker.
Congress assembled on Monday
of this week and from now until
the fourth of next March public in
terest will center at Washington.
The question which now seems to
be most prominent is the tariff.
The stand pat element of the re
publican party claim that the im
mense majority received by the re
publicans at the recent election in
dicates that the people are satis
fied with the existing tariff sched
ule, and they will make that an
excuse for opposing any revision
whatever. This position can hard
ly be maintained by any form of
logical reasoning, as tariff revision
was not an issue in the campaign.
The republican victory was due
chiefly to three causes,—the disor
ganized condition of the democrat
ic party, the personal popularity
of Pres. Eoosevelt, and the confi
dence of the people in the progres
sive policy of the republican party.
The secret of the popularity of
Pres. RooBevelt is that he iB pro
gressive. He does something. Let
the republicans announce that
present conditions are satisfactory
and henceforth they proposed to
make no changes, and how long
would they remain in power Our:
present tariff schedule was good at
the time that it was framed and is
based, upon right principles ou|
PbiHppind policy is good the pre|
Utttiuaty work done toward secur
ing thfc Patmtna canal if? good's ihi
work of $ft|j
been nr^lX but,
Books.
Don't Fail
DOLLS.
Medallions, Taney Zoiltt Jlrticlcs,
and Latest Styles of Wrist Bags.
These articles are too numerous to mention,
but they are all beauties and we are sure
they will please you.
We have them for the children or for the
scholar. Story books for the children and
the latest copy right books for those with lit
erary taste.
To examine our fancy Stag Sets. These are
appropriate gifts for any lady or gentleman
and can not fail to please.
Any style or price, jointed, kid bodies, large
or small. Any kind you want.
For Square Dealing
vIllS™
J. H. QUEAL & CO.
LUMBER, COAL AND WOOD.
WBIMfBt
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