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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
Minor Mention
Don't forget the Corn Palace at
Mitchell, Sept. 24-29.

Don't forget the Corn Palace at
Mitchell, Sept. 2429.
The Press thinks the Republi
cans have put up good ticket.
High class vaudeville at Mitch
ell Corn Palace. September 24-29.
Mrs. Maude Hall, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Flo Rhodes left
for home.
Mrs. Congdon left for Brown
county Monday to visit her moth
er and daughter.
Mr.. Ben Hoover and Miss Nina
p. Small were united in wedlock
at Redfield on Monday 18th inst.
Ye Editor rode over to the burg
with Delegate Ira T. Timberlake
to attend the Republican conven-
ton.
Mrs. Foster from NJ ssouri. Sis
ter of Mrs. A. w. Cooper, ar
rived last Saturday to visit the
latter.
Messrs. w. p. Durham, of Cog
gan, la. and A. Stebbins, Albur-
nett were here to buy cattle last
Saturday.
Mrs. Caywood left for Lake
Park. la. to visit her mother.
MIR. Caywood accompanied her as
far us Gettysburg.
Mrs. j. {. Clements of Gcttys-
burg. is over to canvas for line
of ladies' dress goods, and is the
guest of Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. Pierce, of Washington
Springs arrived last Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett Orsborn.
p. II. Blair. Jno. Griffin and
Sam Thorp, of Sully county were
in town last Saturday, waiting for
the mud to dry up.
Mrs. Carrigan returned from
her trip north, and is adding a
number of improvements to the
house ON her homestead.
Will Ripley is dipping his cattle
this week at the Schlachtcr rancl
and will ship so of them which
we're sold to Mr. Stebbins las
week.
Messrs. Cruikshank. from Bos
ton, Grim and Triplet, OF Aber
deem. and G. S. Pannett, came
over from the burg togethe
Wednesday.
Charlie Hamilton. a member o
Cheyenne Agency lodge 666 NJ. b
A. is now a resident of Arrow
COL, and writes us to send tn
Press to him.
Mr. Shambeau. from the Gram
river, Standing Rock reservation
was here with two of his childre
whom he was taking to the Pierr
Indian school.
Miss Lucy Summers from Sull
county sister of Mrs. +. McNeel.
started to school here Monda,
and will make her home with Nj
and Mrs. McNeely.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
WELL. WORTH TRYING

w. ii. Brown. the popular pen
sion attorney of Pittsiicld. VT,
says: "Next to a pension. the best
thing to oct is DR. Kings New Life
Pills" He writes ''thcv keep my
family in splendid health" Quick
cure for headache. constipation
and biliousncsS. 2oc. guaranteed
at Joscelyns drugstore.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

Very Low Rater to Reunion Of the
society of the Army of the Cum
bcrland at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Via. the NORTHWESTERN line.
Excursion tickets will he sold Oct
obcr II to l6. Inclusive, with
favorable return limits. Apply to
agents Chicago & North Western
Rv
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

Very Low Rates to New Orleans. La.
Via the North Western line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold Octo-
bcr to II. inclusive. with favor
able return limits, ON account of
X. y. Supreme Lodge. Apply to
agents Chicago & Northwestern
R'v.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
Agency Budget.

Mai. Downs went to Mlnncapo-
lis Tuesday on business.
The private school commenced
Tuesday. Miss Wclch as teacher.
MIR. Ludlow returned from his
trip Tuesday. and with him new
man cook.
Mrs. Cavwool was over to the
Agency Monday to say goodbye
to her friends.
MIR. Coleman went to the burg
Monday after freight for the In
dian traders store.
c. Douglas and MIR. Poitra are
making fast progress with the new
fence at the school.
Mrs. Mossman is teaching in
one of the rooms at the Indian
school to fill Il vacancy
The Indian Agents office has
Jus, received some new and clc-
yunt furniture. including two roll
top desks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ashley took
his mother over to the burg last
Thursday to catch the train for
: Ionvocation.
Sammie Travcrscc end Oliver
Black Eagle. the two prisoners at
the Agency. are hauling stones tol
the new cutters.
There were few frci ghterS III
from Cherry Creek last week an,
the rain kept them here till tho
first of this week.
Fred I.aPlant went to Gettvs
burg Tuesday with III. I4atferty
to attend the Republican count,
convention.
The pet squirrel at Fred La
Plant's store had mad streak tin
:, other day and attacked Mrs. La
Plant. biting her four times.
The Susie left for Chamherlnil
last Saturday morning. havin!
! finished up her work for the sea
son between this place and F.vart>
q Robt. Ashley is quite Il liver
: man. He took f. j. Warner t
Gettysburg Friday. returning Sat
urdav with MIR. Warner 5 two boy
, fora vacation from school. takin
: them back Monday morning.
). Percy Philips has his plar
- completed for building Il new ,tol
at Whitehorsc. The stock is to h
worth $4,000. and Blackbod, |,
one of the richest fullbloods O
n the reservation, is his financi;
" packer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
Isefrcshmrmt.. Confectionery
Etc
VERY LOW RATES to San Francisco

NGkl LUW kAIl.S 10 San FRANCISCO
and Los Angeles VIA the North Western
Line. An excursion rat" OF ON" regular
lr>tclas> limited fare for roundtrip. will
bc in effect from all stations sept. 3 tn IA
inclusive. with favorable, return limits ON
account of National Baptist Convention.
Three fast trains thru to Nalitornia daily.
The Overland Limited electric lighted
thruuut. less than lhrr. DAYS io SAN
Francisco. The lu> Angeles Limited
electric lighted lhruout. via the new SAL,
Lake route lo .oS Angeles. wilh drawing
room and tourist sleeping cars. \uothcr
fast daily train is the "China and Japan
Fast Mail with draw iilgroom and tourist
sleeping ears To san Francisco and Los
! Angeles. For itineraries and full infor-
nation apply to Agents Ehlcago& North
| Western RN
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

Very Low Excursion Rates to Mem.
phis. Tenn. Via the North-W est
teru lime. Excursion tickets will
be sold October IL to Is. inclu-
sivc. with favorable return limits.
on account of brotherhood of st.
Andrew Protestant Episcopal
church. Apply to agents Chicago
& Northwestern Ry.
w. b. Kniskern. p. +. Nj.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
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THE HAWKS NURSERY CO.

WAI w ITONA WIS. writ" they HAY"
IA good proposition for any man in this lo
caltv. They wish solicitor to work all
or part of the time The above firm is an
old established company and MlI lm found
well rated bv such Agencies as Dmnns
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

Very Low Rates TO Chattanooga. Tenn.
Via the North Western Line. Excursion
tickets Will bc sold sept, 10 To Eth incu-
accoun, of Rcgimnntal Reunion. ami
v'rsary battle Of Chicamauga. Apply To
agents Chicago X North Western Ry.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
Half Rates to Corn Belt Exhibition at

Half Rates to Corn Belt Exhibition at
Mitchell. S. d.. Via the North
Western line. Excursion tickets
will be sold at one fare for the
round trip, September "a to 20,
inclusive. limited to return until
October /. inclusive. Apply to
agents Chicago 4 Northwestern
R'v
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
MOORE.

The weather is fair at present. ... Some have begun to gather their corn. MT. Wright of Bee Branch was in our midst last week and purchased some nice cattle Will Powell and wife were the guests of Rome Williams and family Sunday. -. Frank Blair and son of Enders were trading in our vicinity last Thursday. 7. Bart Glenn killed a nice beef Tuesday .... Some from here attended the show at Conway. w. c Blair and Will Powell went to Conway Thursday -. Miss Maud Blair visited Miss Fannie Glenn Sunday afternoon -. F. l.. Blair sold pair of jennettes 60 w. B. Glenn last week for S2o. =. w. E. Glenn was among the fair sex at Glenntown Sunday. Arthur Powell and Jim Pettique of Barney passed here Wednesday ID. ] May went to Quitman after lumber last week.
 Oct 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
WOOSTER.

Weather fair and pleasant, every body gone to work, the roads are full of cotton wagons going to the gin. Some sickness in the con- munity. =. The little one year old daughter of Earnest King departed this life Sunday morning at 4 o'clock and the funeral services were held at the Pleasant Valley grave yard Sunday evening about 4 o'clock. The people of the com munity join the bereaved parents in sympathy over the loss of their baby Dr. A. ]. Hutto has sold his residence property to w. E. Mclean, consideration being $500 cash. Dr. Hutto will leave this place about the 18th of December. Porter Beene and Sid May made business trip to Springfield yesterday l.. E. Holloway a d wife were the guests of w. w. Bishop and family Sunday. J. I. Summers and family of Horseshoe were the guests of A. J. Hutto and family Sunday. ..G. w. Mclean sold pair of year old mules last Saturday to Greene McMillan, con- sideration being S62. so each. ... Dr. A. J. Hutto made flying trip to Damascus one day last week and purchased the town property of N. A. Hensley while there, consider ation being S55o ...G. w. Clark of Greenbrier was the guest of w. w. Bishop Sunday w. J. King has moved into his new residence which is just completed.
 Oct. 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
NORTH MT. VERNON TOWN
 SHIP.

It commenced raining here last Monday morning and continued until Thursday night causing the farmers to get behind gathering their Crops...... Friday II d Saturday were lovely days and were appreciated so much by our farmers, as 1t enabled them to pick cotton. =. Some say that cotton was damaged some by the recent rains. w. T. Maddox and Fur man Millsaps hauled cotton to the gin this week IA. w. Barrett lost fine milCh COW this week k.... Rev. J. C. Floyd will fill his reg ular appointment at Bethesda church the coming Sabbath . Prayer meeting at Oak Grove Sun day afternoon. =. Farmers report very good corn crop in this section this season. :. Health is very good in our neighborhood at present. The hunters horn can be heard almost every night, as he chases the opossum and coon through our giant forests.
 Oct. 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
CHINQUAPIN.

The rain has damaged our cot ton again. w. F. Merritt car ried cotton to the Oliver gin last week. The Farmers Union lee turer speaks here next Saturday, it is free to all ..... Born, to MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Glover Wednesday, a girl G. w. Tucker and wife visited John Lyons and wife Sat urday and Sunday. ..... Charley Weatherley attended the music at T. P Spears Saturday night. ..... Tom Tucker and wife visited T. P. Spears and wife Saturday night and Sunday. Shep Shaw and wife visited A. L. Glover and wife Sunday w. A. Reynolds and T. P. Spears carried cotton to Con- way last week ID. l.. Spears and sister Esther attended meeting at Greenbrier Sunday night and reported a nice time.
 Oct. 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
VILONIA.

We are having some fair weath CT .... Prof. Forrest went to Conway Saturday on business. -. A great deal of interest is taken here about organizing an Odd Fellows Lodge. We wish such an order were here and we hope that our people will come in on this point. IT. C Hendricks went to Naylor Sunday to visit friends. The Vilonia Training Schools debating society met last Friday night for the first time this
 ear It will be run altogether different from last year .Th office of Dr Burns has been moved a short distance South, in order that he may have his office joined to his dwelling which he ls going to build d.... Miss I.eliau PttrN visited Miss Nettie Gruuder last Sunday
 Oct 22
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
CATO.

We are having some sunshine weather att,I week ot lall.....
 Walter McPhursun of Green Hil
 brought his singing class to Cato church Sunday evening and had some fine singing, which we ap- preciated very much. ...J. A. Brown is in very feeble health but is able to attend to the post office for w. R. Flack -. Miss Bertha Dawson, the I6 year old daughter of MT and Mrs. J. L. Dawson, died Oct. I2 and was buried at Harmony cemetery. J. A. Daw- son has purchased the farm known as the Dr. Webb farm. Consider ation $500 =. Mrs. Laura Dawson is suffering severely from a car buncle on her side. .. Lucille Flack was quite sick week before last and last week from bilious fever. ... Mrs. Sundean returned to her home in Chicago last week after visit of three months with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. T. Trout. .... Mrs. Esther Farris of Little Rock visited friends and relatives at Cato last week ....... Oscar Smith of Jacksonville visited home folks last week. .... MT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
CHADWICK.

Lovely morning Health i~ fairly good here at this writing. Farmers are rushing with their work, while tn Se beautiful days last. .... Bro Wright preached an interesting sermon Sunday night at Chadwick schoolhouee :. Jim Jones and ia ullv vis,tt q friends near Frenchm II mounraiu Sunday MT and Mrs Wilkins of Harmonv visited relative, here Friday and Saturday Nr and Mrs Tate visited C1 C Jones and family Sunday.....M NIT. and Mrs. w w Dillon visited rela tves at Ha mony Sunday MT Higgs will soon have his new rc~ i'd nee completed.
 Oct 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

It has been raining again this week There has not been much cotton picked -. There is a good deal of sickness here. The doctor has ridden day and night. Miss Ideal Parks IS sick. Allen Griffin s baby has been very si6k but is some better =. Born, to MT. and Mrs. Walter Garren, a girl Oct. I8....N. F.. Priest has purchased new wagon H D. Priest is on the puny list again .....S. T. Cazort and family visited at w.. C.. Russell's today w. C.. Russell and J. H. Lee attended the lodge at Vilonia Saturday night J. E Stanley and wife visited here this week ......W w. M and A. o. Edwards and j. D, Cazort went to Beebe Thursday to the show ... H. D. Russell was at Fl Paso Thursday.
 Oct. 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25

midst Sunday visiting some of the fair sex. Guthrie Clayton and Homer Henry made a business trip to Conway last week Lu- ther Sims and Bronnie Henry wis. ited friends at Quitman Sunday. Chester Stephan of Conway visited friends here Sunday .... Carl Gentry, Edna Mode, Chester Chick and Dollie Henry made a flying trip to Republican last Wed nesday. People are very busy gathering crops. =. Mrs. Wray bought a fine milk COW from J. w. White last week. .. One of John Battles sons is very sick at this writing George Glover is help ing w. H. Henry on his new building. w. K. Henry is build ing an addition to his dwelling Grandma Wells is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Myers, this week. Arthur Rev holds of Republican visited some of the fair sex here Sunday. Wonder why Misses Ollie and Rosa Henry were so pleased Sunday?
 Oct %
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

and Mrs. Thomas, visited MT. and Mrs. Dock Dennis last Sunday. |. J. F. Trout and MT. ]. A. Dawson made trip to Conway last week :. Mrs. Casteel of Little Rock is visiting Dr. Harrod's family. ..... MT. Fanzo Curl and Jimmie Du- bose of Faulkner attended singing at Cato Sunday evening -. Rev. Kelley Paris of Clarendon visited his mother last week. -. Miss Vi ma Harton formerly of Cato but now of Whelen Springs was mar ried to MT. Julius Simmons, Octo- Der I3...... Lannie Davenport ard Mrs Lncv Davenport were married October 15. There will be box supper at the Har- mony church Tuesday night, Oc- tober g, the proceeds for which will go to pay their pastor, Bro. Ford's salary. The w. o. w. Ladies Circle was organized Octo- Der } with about 20 charter mem- bers at Cato Camp. =. Miss Esther Dennis, who is attending school at Jacksonville, visited home folks last week.
 Oct. 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
SPRINGFIELD.

The heavy rains of the past week have done much damage to both corn and cotton ... Mrs James Shell visited R. B. Shells family in Conway the past week .Mes>rs Schoggin and Armor spent Sunday in Conway with friends .. Chief Justice Moses has re-roofed his barn the past week -. Mrs Sim mons is having her residence prop erty re-roofed -. Burton Berry came up from Little Rock and spent few days the past week =. James Hairston and Tom Simpson visited Morrilton the past week .. Harry Burns did business in Plum erville the past week :. Mrs Will A. Berry and son, Willie, are spending the week with Conway relatives. ...... Dr. Powell visited Hattieville the past week -. Miss Edna New, after spending several days with her sister at Hattieville, returned home this week R. M. Brown and wife, Mrs. w. A. Brown and Miss Maud visited Per ryville this week. -. Charley Will der and Commodore Moses spent Sunday in Morrilton. .. Walter Berry spent Sunday in Conway.
 Oct. p.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25

-STRAYED-Ftum m, place, 4 miles southwest of C"nWa, {. known as the Howard place. one sorrel mare colt. star m t,renead right hind foot stocking "t' d. ? years old. bell on when strayed. S. co reward for return to me,
 JOHN D. ALLEN,
 4t Route No. 5,
 Conway, Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25

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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
GUY

We are glad to welcome some fair weather. Rev. Harvey filled his regular appointment here Sat urday and Sunday Several from here went to Quitman Saturday to the big sale. John Tatum and Wes Lane of Quitman were in our
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-25
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-20
R. |. CO. FIGHTS
HARD AGAINST
DIG DAMAGES

The attorneys for the Rhode Island
company are making a very bitter fight
In the trial Of the suit to recover $4,000
da IMAGES brought by Matte A. Savage.
widow OF William H. Savage conductor,
who was struck by pole that IL Is claim
ed was too near the tracks in East ProN-
dence on July l9, 1903.
Mr.. Savage was at one time an actor
and earned a good salary: and counsel
for the defendant didn't want evidence
OF the salary so received TO go In, claim
ing that his wages az conductor were the
test OF the value OF his life.
After one OF Rathbone Gardner's lucid
compa risons. Judge Stearns, before whom
the case Is being tried. overruled the pro-
test OF counsel for the defendant.
Mrs. Savage was submitted 10 one Of the
very extreme methods OF cross-examina-
tons adopted by counsel for corporations
within a short period
Rathbone Gardner and W. W. Moss
represent the plaintiff. and Henry w
Hayes and Frank T. Easton the de-
fendant.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-20
NEW HAVEN HAS
LOCAL RAILWAYS

electricity and the Oakland Beach road
was bought from the Consolidated rail-
road. Following came the absorption OF
the Attleboro road.
The Rhode Island Suburban Railway
company was then organized 10 separate
the urban from suburban travel
A 2O-year franchise was granted 10 the
company IN this city In 1890. on the
basis OF per cent OF the gross receipts.
Subsequently the United Traction obtain
ed its so-called perpetual franchise
from the general assembly on the basis or
per cent OF the gross receipts. payable
10 the state, and one OF per cent to the
cities and towns In which the company
operated It's lines.
In 1902 the Rhode Island company was
Incorporated, with authority 10 lease all
street railway properties I'm this state.
The Rhode Island Securities company
vas Incorporated In New Jersey I'm June.
1902, 10 consolidate under one management
all the street railway. gas and electric
light properties OF Providence and vicin-
ity The authorized capitalization is S90,-
0OW0. but the present issued capital is
100000 IL Is authorized 20 issue 5000, %
600 { per cent bonds. and has issued 81. .5OO.- -
0o0. il also IS authorized TO issue s15, 0O0.-
cc0 per cent bonds All bonds are due
i'm 1892 Provision is made that the re-
naming stock and bonds can be issued
only upon acquiring by lease or other
wise, the gas and electric light properties
mentioned.
The Rhode Island Securities company
has been controlled by the United Gas I'M
provemert company OF Philadelphia and
owned all the stock OF the Rhode Island
Both the Rhode Island Securl-
ties company and the United Traction and
Electric company are incorporating, or
holding corporations. while the Rhode
Island company is the operating COM
pany.
The Rhode Island company leased for n
period OF 900 years the Union Railroad.
the Pavtucket Street Railway and the
Rhode Island Suburban railway under
rentals sufficient 10 pay interest on the
bonds and 8 per cent dividends on the
stock OF the United Traction and Electric
company. The United Gas Improvement
company guaranteed the payment OF rent
ais until 100000 should be expended upon
the properties leased
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-20
HISTORY OF THE
TRACTION COMPANY

The Union Railroad company was in
corporated on Jan. 20. 1866. and organized
with the following officers: President.
Amasa Sprague; secretary and treasurer.
George NJ. Daniels; superintendent.
Sprague, William Sprague Lyman r..
Frieze. j. A. Gardner Albert Daley.
Eben Allen. Pardon NJ Stone william
Wall. John +. Chaplin. George p. Tew
and William H. Reynolds The last named
died but few days ago.
The first line was that from Market
square 10 Oineyville, the initial run being
made on Feb %. 1865 The total equip
ment consisted Of IS cars and go horses.
In 1872 the Providence. Pawtucket and
Central Falls line was absorbed and the
capital stock OF the Union Railroad COM
rsny was increased 10 81 s1,oc00nu
In 1888 the capital stock was increased
10 y2.oo0.o00, and In 1856 authority was
granted 10 subscribe for and hold 40 per
cent OF the capital stock OF the Pawtuck-
=, Stheet Railway company. In 1891 anoth-
or increase OF capital was authorized this
time 10 5000 600 that the property OF the
Providence Cable Tramway company
might be taken over.
In 1875 the Union Traction and Electric
company was organized by Nelson W.
Aldrich. Msrsden j. Perry and William
G. Rocker Of this city. and Anthony ~.
Brady Of New York. who purchased the
stock Of the Union Railroad company at
$50 per share. The capitalization OF the
new company was 10000
The entire system was converted to