Mitchell Line Time Table Trains North and South West
Trains Northward include Passenger No 3 and Freight No 61 with 8th No 61 and 300A M schedul es. South western services feature Passenger No 4 and Freight No 464 at 11 A.M. W. D. Griffiths, Agent.
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
1
Trains Northward include Passenger No 3 and Freight No 61 with 8th No 61 and 300A M schedul es. South western services feature Passenger No 4 and Freight No 464 at 11 A.M. W. D. Griffiths, Agent.
Professional cards list H J G Koo as physician surgeon with office near the post office in Brown Block and Robert Jasmann as dentist on second floor of Becker block. Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative, available via R W Russell Drug Co.
The Fifty ninth Congress met in Washington on Monday to face a long session. Key issues include railroad legislation tariff revision reciprocity Panama canal insular laws and statehood measures. Transportation is seen as the leading topic likely to attract public attention. In Yankton several high school girls were seen talking with convict Carr at the county jail and rumors blamed the girls for aiding the escape tools, though officials doubt it.
In Akron Taft says Bryan would lead the Democratic party to threaten national prosperity unless Roosevelt enacts reforms Bryan supports such as free coinage of silver and fiat money Roosevelt endorsed reforms but Taft warns voters may back Bryan if Congress blocks them Also South Dakota claims top wealth per capita with Doane Robinson noting population 455,185 wealth 126,686,261 and per capita 278 Read the President's message on state control of railroads on page three.
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