davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
sENoMINArFp wnKRlne,
M Aihana Republicans Name Him sat
MAYER Again,

III, AlbaAa, teA ga 4 large ANA gcta
feaeNtslNe aau.Ns ~ Che Republicans
os sk AihAss Nas held ssf evening
VIXEN MasM hi NlAef Mhesag wac 4ns
nominated HE esNaae We easlea u
essleF biz Warren h ANs,la phaNsNaR
& tue executive eaAtMsttee. Wha Fead
sAe ssll 1he Has ii. charles kasss
was elected chairman aad ne hes, eNl
lef 4, &MigsA seeeataFNs MaNaF Wheel
aF'a NANle was plssasea hs Gel A. AZ
ltall IL aA eaeciisa steegh, IN which he
atN,ku N seFY complimentary tetlnu IA
the elsv aaivials sHA particularly ~ enc
Wsyaf The AsasBatlaN MAS m8sss IN
arssAmAtla4s tha aghe4 WliWats AaNsiHass
ea aNs sity gless ANA tgess,Nen h,
Melvin naHliAai constable AND TAX 81
ieeu4, Ffel paAsegsl Hsteg fag shEpr
ssafp. 1ahN N keeAaAf aas3stgs i8f three
teafa, A. Il 4 Hee@an essgaeeg "a she
t,,sets Natssssa ! Jarvis grand iAsSAs.
NathaN M lss4s slsSgEe 4 Nsssrna aaa
81 ~ nlakel taalsges u tAe b : Aepasst
fiAd III A ltat@shkeNf tAa twss trustees
~ shA Ns Ahabs fgea tslNasy maase
teaAs eNAlYa lAia sase. we4e ieasmsaaied
ga as8eee,l sheMselyea iae lafNta AZ three
Wears, fha executive aNe4agstap elessaa
Mas. MeRea Il AaasiA. Walies =.
fwM4 WlliAM Il Messtt, t,,iA A.
Aafsia ava VAAs,sa n islaNs. IAe cesAs
mtstse wAs aaiheliesd Is aA ass NavaA
cfss tAat MisAt sss1N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
IN 1nAlf. M ilnAIli-

teFAisf President jehR a Alaall sF
sAs New NstA lae lhslAaaa sssApaay
i assa fatmaf rgesiaam Richard A.
MeeMas III tha MatBa lile usAhaas
u N Il seFy isa asaaitsM tsFAaF tYss.
iasay 1as8e N AissaRaes 81 she EaNit
ahls iIFa COMPANY has practically laat
Ais MlaA iba Armstrong iasesgIaaII9a
d leaving 4 nah il death es il afl
isai " lass regulations ieg sha meA
NAa sasHafy eessialiea i3e iAteivsts vi
ghs afpas lssayaNea eahseFas Tie fapss
mentioned atsss shew shs Tremendous
sweeping h,ans ST 'ha investigation esR.
aaassd hY ghai peeF " investigators,
Attorney imaRss 3Ass sAaw enc aNei
siNweaFess ~ tha A.AAilaAi gadWislslsa
whigA shat NagelsAEisg ek#Riaes ysR
aWssea, sssaglRa asRe shieaiAs noAs aA
sellsa eseFstAigM Ehas ire ihiee
sAsa aAsAslaBs8 sRssa RAW AFslea lavA
sasdsF shs seAsiAle STRAW II Asf 81 hs
Ntsatefsl as hat thy4f il stbs aha
Nha, though slightly beslssz4lsd s,iN
retains sBe ateaRais spait q his seath
ssl pss8psvsassa, shaking 81 me aFitis
psssA hasla8 Al hrN N Wv shakss Nv
NE asssas 81 wkta nesa his shasss g,a'
shaaasas Al negew Il siili iaSNen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
CLOTHES AND the MAN.

Tho pen became thing u Hts beneath
hta maala tesaohs
HI read his works Fae many yeafa Rna
had adniled them much
He was a niAn Of action, too, had ifavs
allrd tat ana Wide,
And % gaF years tl pictured him unto
myself With pride
tius when saw him Ia sAe flesh. III.
vampires teatls and hatss
lie dsin't leak the hetn's nags. Iof he
Maa wearing spatr.
Il was not hasl ii aaya oa Sid il heck
Nahlnme. @Neaa
There wac a desl # dlgnEty about che
Roman dspna,
HE stately sifsgian tnnRt, tpa, an Dir N
grandeur leNt
Unto the ancient men thai Through the
STREETS al AtheNa wont,
Int w must aWn, whn live saday lN
faaAiAheA faesns ard slats.
lt's hard te iegk the hpgnAs part MheA
.lle ii Wearing apaes,
tinasalstlls Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

Christian Church Of Woodstock 10 csle-
bFate SCOT.

Woodstock. Feb 20 The cAfistiau
nliufeh Of this plaeN has nsarly com
plrtad arrangements lof memorable
celebration d tie shnndtrdth an
nitsfaaly 81 ia organization which Will
gpkp plaee February rs h ~ itiplnstsp
This church Il one III the historic In
atitutiona III NuudatUek and ahle speak
ata III che denomination haye been en-
gagged 70 participate IL the exercises.
Ia members and thu wufabipefe II BIZ
Hene daYa ara widely scattered. but are
expected % fespond III "reminiscences
IL Al ills hnudvad ysaFa II has ls#l but
Ave PASTORS, 0nu hi them scFtiug 10
gssgs, another 80, third one about Ia
years and around illem ali the pleasant.
est memories cluster Cine III tho former
pastors il nnw 4 missionary III lapans
rte church haa roll III aaslie san mem
hers, mostly III Waoaat0rk ana tha
tawna nearly III Gle ala days eaina IL
them Hapd 10 caMa ilgtann miles 10
church every sunday, pnr a. Whom ~
now living a az advanced age IA h
Heishhosing town,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

aes,sas u sAe asasa u csa AvsAer-

MeessaS ii tee Board III civa ANtAegs
W.
lAe Rsar& q tAyi ANiAesssy as shs
CAY ~ Nagfs VISA hN@ pn~s8ne, ~ aAe
eteasNes ~ "Wednesday ta4 fAeFsessy,
gAe 5tss saa aasS Asss 50 ResmaHs. \.
"a ssAa, al Z sesatk, ~ ~ sAaN basst
NoSgA. CIV A&0. 8es sse gsa aose n W..
as Aaa eNgeesiax ~ sAeA sss Is ~
Nse& Al sAe MAgaA eAae seA. ass II "a
aeArses 81 fsvea8aNs esyA saa - ~
fefgl eeess G. ,en<sttse sAc ttesssaa
~ AK 4in4at uAY&s, AMI g a. aav
tgAsf easlsesz gAat way sFssssav esese
hss8s4 tAs ha8sA
Dssee ~ tfe CHS 81 Hasfe Ass a2tA
Sax eS NsAg@egA n ~ sesS
WILLIAM lsAsSCisAAs MsyNs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
CRY sLEcrlos
warAsak

The legal voters "a she gsty AZ Barre.
Netnsaas. are hereby notified estd warned
Is meek "a rWs9&s, MaleA Nsh. A. n,
1904 A \ n'eiae& III gAe foRvMeep, In
sAest respective warts al the several
satsag PLACES HEREINAFTER Neeea. Tor the
rasRess N eisetn@ A Mayer. Itly Clerk
tssy 48vaAaie4, Fgsg afd SERVED Goa
tsAhles, thtes nasvsags a she French
HaKsr isleaAgy ara three Auditors. Nh
u mhsVh shAll ANla atlsee enc yeAFs Also
eae Assessor "a haia 0gAee ion threa
teAats sha 81 Sete aean tire question.
Shall lheesss " granted Nv tAs saie
s. sAksxWatlak aeao4s ~ tAis CITY 2
eaa o. sAe pssfpasc 81 ssesssng
Ia Ward Cae AldeEman sae I'VE
Nesgs saa oae SeAysss Commissioners iee
saFce wars.
IN Ward QN AlAeymaa ~ tuN
wears Ana see SsAeA ts'asasssseasF gos
II wsa son Ala,rssa a. tve
xeass
are fellepfas ave aesseasea a. velAsa
alseeA Vs.
wara cAwvA ss,ess s<Aea Raga
Msfa aSpAalalss tsgsaea SsAssA
1zaslaiAs
MAt@ Semm@ Sss~e, SSAoai lSali9
NsE
W.rs eesAlsy slwss ssAoa Bsila
sac
MsFa HlNtspaa stsees sgase asasa
Ward Getty teasss Eacra, Cssy Hall
MAsea Al sAN Ciay Fl RAyTe, NegasemS,
sAl. tsRA 8ty 81 rssNaAgy. A, d. 1904,
WILLIAM BABCtAY, Nays
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20


shan h tha dAls u these me Msfdeea
"a iake sNtB AipaNA "A sse netsaaly EA
distinguishing seset Esva ana IL this
ana n mas sall useH anY te,aea ~ Ms
iswA fss assistance These ahs feepDAa
ID iha All faf volunteers small he paid
II ne mta ~ flteea paasa al heNf,
haf aAAeF 81 NHllsNa shsli town
N heM aeesa8tatie lsa M4s thaa we
pef ssHs 81 ia ssaha list az she rel
raae III eAtlaesiahins s4eas 8ssa ii
lse iatsl sAaala sNssed Tie ase lsaF eeass
me aHnNm aysl shall NJ paid tN ths
ssetg NANyii@l ihe atAsa forestry vela.
elssisAsf sAaa ael4s,a
~ sAe mRa Aet lseEiAs " sHe ives
eftasieA ~ sos sgesi n seesies
Mhlea imposes 4 an N agty dollars, u
imprisonment is Aat Wr8e gasa thlgtY
aass, 90 kasias y ass 81 q a3f9atRs
ANY, vea8s aAaS asF,lha rs she paMe
AS. sas6aa AaSe beea peas@4 esNsniai.
lS sgsMa waisaa n sAe ,lsassef u
FeEess Hges HAa siAtFss Ghs penalties "
gfe svseal as Eisallg yls commission
81 "A aaAheH2ea 81 praeH 'AilleeNs
treating u the f.si mstheas y esA.
ifelliea aAd eNslesNishA4 RFest afeA
yhs Aa eF pesaiaNas sAe lsst melA-
Sls = lastsnS shs sa0ms'tloe ANA
lNv yasnA 81 fa growth iAe
aee ~ tAs hW y sWy wi.le ava u
i@Aa aH tse stets tMeslgy eoMms
sieNeg aFeef Nsgk iAe svsHiF ssseNll
80 very tsgeheAi q shs state Il gse "
ssRt 81 VIE lAw Il eBYsse6 sNt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
GERMANY BACKS w
Rsissta flaafsa Proposal Of Morocco
MATTERS


AeeeifaA. Apaia. FEB aa tlW Gar
mau delegates ii tho Alalaeaan eunfeg.
eaes received lgum iletlin lasl night tseF
naHs tepls u chs proposition regard
tie ihe policing IL MeFppFp ihe Feply
Is 4 feleslian IL the French proposition
shat iAa ailisaia III Che pgopespa paliaa
system shall be French ana NpaHish.
Germany declares thai she French pga
peaai II sgntFass ~ chs principle III I'll.
issAatianalisatlaa and equality ii 40
zinc pu4aFa III AIasaeso
The question IL establishing hank,
which has been unflaF aseNsalan b
tNefn Ianal Nan Fiattenhaehi Ehu istns
iaf Nefnian delegate. ahd ". iiegnallll
fhe niNi9i l1eaeh delegate, aisa y hflst
llAs With siiilipnitiss and ma agreement
relative IL she principal features III THO
proposal has heen reached Nor does 81
agreement Al present anleaf Ii hp likes
iy
The delegates 81 the principal pawsfs
afs Kept fully acquainted with the nsp
gfwss ~ the patAs pallagsA ANA Niii eN
siaaspf "a irving ahaat ! aasslrmaAti isAt
tangible results have nei lel nean All
tanned
Tho fifsnt " Che tlafiaan lenly ea she
sahlaai IT TIE IellbnE III MaEaeaa hAa
had \ bail effegt IA she nsNhai delegates
who we're dispesed % regard Che ltensh
proposal AZ d moderate nAp aspi She GA
Nsegea sssaa acknowledgment iA that
u
haNuset eaNsAlei she eaas N desperate
as II has bssh htihetEa ihais aslalaai
interference anW Wlli ha tgauataansnd
iRta Il strung pressure Npen Germany
whose nnSiakliAa atlatnlp IL snsaaAs,l
~ naaslblY threatening tlsp NnrlaB
feaNp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

NAtAeN
sAMdAs Is saA Ng8t " tsaest
slsssAsss siase iSauy sss4aAis SsAw6
M ,1gAi daAaazs hy sssest asea aaslas
Vie Asasa SeAg WA sAb kaeaA 4hi
,sasN 4 Nase4 "a sAs feta4ss fsesa aB
R3ss SHIRTS iavas WRAes ies set II 1904
NhFA nsassa ssas sNssSsei II nv
Aasase A.ae b eohpise8 ess Sess
Ae hsesa8i sasva ~ We ses4 s8es
Ha sssil 90 aea IS essssAs leg
sa4 As&aAl R sssA WstB iAe sAAtS
sassNs aa4f{sAet Byb1ea r. she NeE
a8gN ABA 81 Il Basaeh iAs3 5 AA
RYss sNss NJ INV As9 @&ss ssega Ass
W. S4a s sfasa 5qaS4sssA sas6A
ss4asss ae eaa II W. eeMAsissfsa.
sueS fas Nssls IS Us ssw ss4 VA
4bsN Knows b o. sas AZ aae
aeg 4e0 FasStss 1 & ASA As,Y
YAsa iN sA iswR saaa ss@As ass usls
sl@A is4 ~ ssNA aaa sAAa As e@s3 hi
s4 'sNa ~ s sa peeYsta8 81
M y Bsa g An 4sass ssb4 Ii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

A sporty yaDils tclleM nAWaa rhirrs
last night Went 10 view the celinsel
lhe mnM lnake3 "a aaeef,
lsp WA All cheer
tho tsath Mss, he'd hera taking nlgs.
lAeneer Pest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

NhaA Alli ths aHaaag M, fas a mott
Il i 81 tha sstess s. sag thfae weeks
fam ssaaF a'has p'alisas "a Ne ! ssis-
siAs paFt n thu al4eFieg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
A aANAasa tlMA-

Il NAM q So 4 head II estaase
a13 tae aaN NAs Aa1 'Nsg sas u gass
kes,
iagse u sNeN sss1 askvd sAe
afuee
Nsae aAsa8 I esd tAA man. Az.
eh, AsiBaeds, NeAsesa StsiesAsAs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
NJ Ssas ~

ii aNas Wvasgt a NrasheG easa
,hs aNbAslssA asgs
eWhy
Weib ii II 3 gee.t XII egesis NV
sb aN' u II aga4 M M lelk~ als aileU
Vh4s ! ,ssNe aN arsl MisEeapahs ri
NAaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

ssefssass MesAilhY Il che s1HaffY
WWhe lAleFsaiieaai ieieh seems is
wave IsalaA Ah NAn Il Ihe hear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20

II n Nhgis ihss NatlaNas lvas NH
IL aNt aspa Aaith Investigation, has Il
Was asesss esiaiall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
llNGlfS AND lESIS
&c naElalA lsAAN

Az sesi draws MeaN M fsaN cav
iseF ps8aeee avi's hsesiih
Asa sfaAs ~ essN atas8 asS
~ sasqsesA 9AFgasA seleA
fsstsk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
LTB II @ -
GRATIS!


Contiene mas dc 16O pag.nas
y muchos grabados magniAcos
y laminas en- COl0res.
Sc ENvIA GRATIS AL QUE
10 S0LICITE.
Este libro esti escrto dc una
manera clara y concisa, para que
.odo aqnel que 10 lea preda com.
prenderlo por meG.io dc c,ta iibFo
interesante Sc han saivado aurhas
vldas, y salvara ain muchas mas
por muy cercanas que Sc hallen de
la sepultara.
Este es un tratadito en- el cual Sc
Iescriben toGas las enfermedades
que atacan al sistema humane y los
medlos de curarlas.
| Esta estrito exclusivamoHte
para los Hispan0.Americsnos d
mas blen para la raza Esraaola
pOr el Professor e. G. COLLINS,
de 10 Uniyersidad do New York.
I'm este lihro pueden leerse los
seeretos de la vida sexual Y ma.
trimOnial, y como llevar a cabo los
leberes matrimoniaies y eonseeuir
una prole robusta y saludable aet
COMO ell modo de eonservar 81 pro-
pia salud y Ia de sus hIos,
TOdO ell cue ha leido este libro
dice que vale su peso eROro. Is
IN libr0 para tOdO el mundO, pa
"a el esposo y la dulce esposa, para
i joren mancebo y la joveR cor.
celia, para el jornalero, para elmeea-
.iieo 7 para el hombre de negocios.
: Para las personals que goccn de
bucna salud Tccomendamos los capi.
,ilos qae tratan sobre IL manera
= de i.apedir las enfermedados aSf
: oMo los no men0S interesantes
iAra II vida sexual = mGtrimo-
IL y como c0nSaguir una PTole
}5usta y SalGdable.
A los que SC hallan enfermos Te,
'.lcndamos les ca,itulos que fra
tan de todas las enferE 'ndndes eu
goaeri, como In diSpea,a. reuma-
% tiSma, Intermediates Dc les rin0-
IN Res, dal AigadO etc., etc.
y &c 6'sjribuiran Cincupnta miI
IN so, 303) ejemplareS gratis, = to-
10 la persona cue 10 SOiieite Y en-.
=. vie 4 csta Ofcina algunas estsm-
Ar piIlas de corre0s, jantO con 81
RambTo y direction, reeibira uno
: j To estos iibrOS.
Ne cvnen en- olvido ell escribir sin
dsmors. pues ha sido tai Ia aeogida
.. qne la cbtenido la primera edici6u
de- de esta obra, que va casi Sc ha ago
y tago.- Escriban inmediatamente a
VI DR.. 6. c. Collins
! MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
40 West 81 Sta NEW y0RK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
Ths New t1'k &porto Aico Steamship company
Ba contao Postal col Gbeno De los Esados- -On1e Dc Vn6dca

La carga para New Yot6 oGfG mule hasa
doce ds dia aantesd 10 u saids
ARK
Nsv Orsan. Puerto Rico liavandn ns
Porto RICO ivaodo rsssieroa
s las dos 10 la tda&aa log pSeetos do 10
ds echa m@rcols Octubre B
Noaubrs oic u q lst; o, usves, ocsubs
70 visrbrs 23, Dlcismbre 2lt l~8
los CoaaMa New York
IA Ii
ds 2sllda.
vap1r evanlo adra odoa loa
de
Es.e microbes Noviembre e. Oeote 20 1906 por
Os Oousrs 2S Dsm Is g. 1905 AdmrA
ga hastala u del dia ates do aaNda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
ABOGAD0S z NOTARIoS
BAS & Go.

Agerses comisionissE1. CCrredo.
res de Aduans. Representatives. ds
inpor.anteH caaas ds Europa J htR-
dos Unieos. Conpra J 7enls de II
toa DOL pals, Sc solieisA sorrespoa.
deneiA.
Allan, g. st. p. Q. Box ISL.
San JuAu, P, r,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
LOVED CHORUS GIRLS.
Story That Harry Thaw Was as Much
Of ar Admirer of Them as
Stanford White.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 5.-William F.
Braun. proprietor of one of the most
fashionable dancing schools in this
city, said that Harry IL. Thaw had
haunted his place INC endeavored to
form the acquaintance of his little girl
pupils until he threw him bodily out
II ordered him never to return.
Evelyn Nesbit. now Mrs. Thaw. was
then about 10 years old, and she APP
piled 10 MIR. Braun for tuition. He had
learned. he declares. that Thaw was
paying her fees, and he refused to re-
ceive her as a pupil. She then went to
another school, and Thaw settled for
her education in dancing there. Thaw
so Mr.. Braun says. was paying the en-
penses of several girls, none more than
Is or IA years old. in dancing schools
He hung about the school almost CON
stantly. and selected young girls whose
dancing pleased him. ana upon these
he lavished money eXtravagantiy. This
was before he had become known as
q chorus-girl Y in New York.
Thaw's statement that the first time
he ever saw Evelyn Nesb.t was in n
New York theater when she was in tbe
chorus. Mr.. Braun says, is false.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
-wArERTowN's"oAk" ST. OPENED
And Citizens Of Town Now Expect a
Bio Growth.

Watertown. S. D.. Sept. 3.-Headed
by the Cadet band. a procession of au-
carrying the mayor and
council and six eX-mayors solemnly pa
raded up Oak street and then marched
down again, thus formally opening the
thoroughfare across the union railroad
yards and connecting the north and
south sides of the city by a straight
street four miles long and 100 feet wide.
After the march. the and and Of
hcials halted at the intersection Of
oak street and Kemp avenue, where
several thousand citizens had gath
cred. Mayor Martin introduced the
former mayors. John r. Brick. of
SPARTA. Wis; Or. G.. w. St%utenroth. c.
y. Senard. d. c. Thomas. II. l.. Shell
don. Nj. r. Bush,niller, y. G. Bush. who
reviewed in Il happy strain the at
tempts OF their several administrations
to open his street.
G. w. Case and General NJ. w.
Sneak, as representative citizens OF
The north and south" sides of town.
were called upon for speeches. General
Sneak remarked that when he pur-
chased his lots md built his home upon
the north side t~wenty-one years ago.
n of the Inducements held out to him
was that Oak street was to be opened
within a month. The month proved
to be twenty-one years long, in which
time he Travelled 5000 miles in the de-
tour necessitated by this ~blockaded
street.
All united in p%ronouncing it an aus
picious occasion and with determine
ton set the mark at %. coo for Water
towns population i'll 1915.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
TRYING TO PREVENT
CAR FAMINE IN S. D.
~ Rco|!s Will Put Every Car
Possible in Service Dur
ing Rush.
WILL NOT HOLD GRAIN
Farmers Want Immediate Sale So as
to Meet Obligations and Buy
More Land in tho Sun
shine State.
WILL NOT HOLD r

Huron. S. D., Sept. EVERY effort
possible IS being made by railroad men
no prevent a car famine Wnen grain
Shipments from South Dakota sets in.
Representatives of roads operating in
khe state are making a tour OF each Gi-
vision. inspecting cars preparatory to
putting into service every one avail
able or that can be made so. at a mo-
,nent's notice. Tha all roads VIII be
faxed to their Utmost capacity is al
ready apparent. and the fact that ele-
vators nave been cleared. rs nearly as
possible. of their surplus grain and in
many cases enlarged, Will materially
aid in caring for grain until shipments
can be made.
There is a disposition IN the part OF
the farmers not to hold grain longer
than it can be gotten to market n
reasonable prices secured The vast
%iinount OF money that Will come into
The state by reaso of the immense
grain crop will enable the farmers to
cancel their obligations and make adj
litional Investments in farm lands.
During the past year the freight traf-
fc on all lines within the state has
1inue indefinitely. This, together with
likely to interrupt grain ana cattle
shipments, and this is being guarded
against as much as possible by rail-
way officials and every effort possi-
BILE will be made to accommodate ship
hprS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
90 BIRTHS AND 10 DEATHS.
Vital Report in Codington County fc
August the Largest Reported.

Waterfowl. s. ID, sept. e.-lhe vital
statistics of Codington county for the
month of August show - births. Is
deaths and II marriages. This is the
largest number of both births and
deaths that have occurred in This
ty in amy one month since the vital
statistics rave went into effect Il year
ago last June.
County Superintendent Barnard has
received fifteen certificates from the
state superintendent Of pubic instruc-
ton for the fifteen sets of teachers
examination papers which We're sub
mitted To the state examining board IT
its recent meeting. This is Il great
record. especially when it is Known that
the t~odington county paper were the
only ones in the state to pass through
the hands OF the board without Il
scratch. superintendent Barnard feels
Justly proud of his corps of teachers
and their high grade of scholarship. =
a phenomenal yield OF blue stem
wheat is reported by w. \. Durya. OF
the west II of the county. Mir. Durya
had n n~incty-acrc field that yielded p
us bushels. IN average of 23ia bush
as to .hc acre. Tho wheat will grade
No. i. $50 pounds To the bushel.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
EXHIBIT "AoME GROWN" CEMENT
Yankton Company Planning for Fine
DisplaY at the State Fair.

Yankton. S. D.. Sept. 3.-The West
crn Portland Cement company of this
city is arranging Il large exhibit for the
state fair to pe held at Huron neNt
month. Several mammoth signs bear
ing the trade mark of this famous
South Dakota product will occupy con-
spicuous positions IN the grounds. a.
display of cement will be in place III
an exhibition of the same will be given.
displaying the qualities of this article.
Walter c.. Grebe. midshipman L.. S.
N. is in Yankton on a furlough of thir-
ty days. which he will spend with his
parents In this city. Young Grehe took
the entry examinations for Annapolis
about Il year ago. which he passed with
good standings. He is a Yankton boy
having lived here since his early child
hood. Having a strong desire to enter
the naval service he strived to fit him
self for his particular life and he sue
ceeded in being appointed by Senator
Gamble as one from the state to take
the examinations.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
AMERICANS ARE MORE
SAVING THAN FRENCH
Our Bank Deposits in Past 20 Years.
Increased Ell Per Cent, Against
21S in France.

Washington. d. c.. Sept. 3.-Although
he French are VIGOROUSLY the most
saving and the Americans the most
extravagant people in the world, yet
in the past twenty years bank depos-
its have increased less in this ountry
THAI in France. No other ountry in
the world. probably, would bear COM
parison with the showing for France.
which is wonderful.
A recent consular report says that
Alfred Neymarck, a French statisti-
clan. calculates that from 1885 to 1906
deposits in the great French banks
increased from $751; 900. 900 to $579 ,O0O,-
COO. This is Els per cent. increase.
which in a country whose population ia
not growing and whose development is
very complete n uniform is marvel
Gus.
Yet in the same years the deposits
In national banks in the United States
increased from sl,24S.00O 900 to S4,7S5,-
O00, 000. or 271 per cent.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
ADOPTS HIS OWN CHILDREN.

Custer. $. D.. sept. 6.-A curious ease
came mp before the county court when
r. Il. Candec. of GlendiVc, Mont. APP
piled for permission to adopt his own
children. Several years ago whe he
was in poor circumstances. he had sur
rendered the children to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Eeder Of this city, who for
mally adopted them. Since then. Mr.
Cnndee has grown prosperous n de-
sired to have the care and custody of
his children once more. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reder. who became greatly attached 10
the children consented Ut last to give
them up to their father. but il was
necessary to go through the legal pro-
cedure in the county court before Mr..
Candee had once more Il legal right
to his boy IL girl. He returned today
with them 10 his home in Glendivc,
Mont
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-13
PUSHING WORK ON EXTENSION.

Evarts. s. d.. Sept. 6.-Work is pro-
crossing rapidly OF the Milwaukee's
Pacific coast extension in this state.
Graders have completed about twenty-
fou miles of the road west of the Mis-
souri, river II expect 10 reach the
state line before the end of the month.
a temporary structure has been built
across the river for h transportation
of rails and other material and the
work of laying steel west OF the river
will begin about the 18th. On this side
of the river. steel has been laid from
Glenham to within Il few miles of the
new bridge site near Duroc and the
main line from Roscoe To Glcnham mas
been replaced with heavy rails. Large
forces of men are employed along the
whole linz and the contractors are rush
ing work SIS fast as the available labor
will permit. Between Glenham and the
! river there IS material on hand for IN
miles tf road