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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

This is the year of experiments, aud Virginia is trying several. One ia. q blapket order to all railroads notify
 ing them that AAeis station l>Gents,mus, "observe tho more important rules of Poateness end codrtesy'' on penalty ot heavy fines. There must be some pretty rugged agents to require s state action of that sort. "A, Q.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Czar Nicholas is riding aroSsd the palace grounds at Peterhof 10 ah auto which u,ny be takes ss n siGn that !. is lending hiA personal efforts to q change Of rulers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Aeronsuting is stiIl s young and com par"tively new amusement. but au re. gards cost and fatalities it can sAm. pare percentage records with sutoing any day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

"whefe the carcass is, there are the erows" Germany and Austria arc making preparations to sesd troops to "prsssrvs order" in Rnisisn Poland as soon as the Czsr's household troubles reach their climax. 'N ",t''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

It is of course regrettable to learn that aliisators gre becoming A3tinet, hut az losg as machine made initiation allieators sr. still plentiful. alligator akin grips and purses will cost no more. ..... ..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Edison ia to make $500 mile tour in m auto. Now the Amcrican people are fond of Thomas Ava, and proud of him. too. and it would be deemed a fa vor if he could appoint some uuderstudy ' to take the risk in his stead.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Southeastefn railroad statistics show that the average movement of freight shipment. is a little less than three miles so hour, or just about wagon rates.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Grieved American merehants nx gre complaining to the state department with sn air of ehiidlike surpsiAe that those wicked Japs ih Manchuria are running affairs there purely for fhe be. neft of Japan. 47.t
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

: The chewing gun trust haa acquired "a Mexiess plentstton snd win raise its
 own material hereafter. Souething had
 to be done when secondhand gum shoes
 went up in price. " 'i'ef sf'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

ssys London Truth ''The worst thing that America sends to London is the cigarette" It is only getting square for the Bernard Shaw plays. .
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

A Cleveland policeman turns down {" >6.0o0.0O0 beauest on the ground that he doesn't care to take the time to 20 to England to claim it. Graft must be good in Cleveland. r
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

official German figures show that Dresden butehered and ate e5o0 dogs in the 6rt three mosths of 1906. And yet Germany kicks st Chicago meat.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Talking of muek-rsk,ng, congress. man Adam Bede remarks truthfully that "publie men are indicted today for things accepted 20 years ago." It is not that ouf deeds are worse in 1908 than in iss6, but our stapdsrds are much hiRheV. ,..,. l,p, .. Ifl
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Turkey dreams of a .duma,- too. these days. just as If Abdul Hamid didn z already have enough worries on hand to make him uncomfortable and snap. pish.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Between their constituents and the government spies. the members of the late duma will have a hard time ex. piaining to everybody's satisfaction.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Czar Nicholas tells the, yousg Russian n army officers that "they must get closer to tho men in the ranks." But he is not setting any example these days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Brazil is giving Root enough of q glad hand to show that our Monroe doe. Urine is not 50 very unpopular in South America.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15
A11HouAHn M .l1ALY.

ROME. Aus.c.il.-A ssvere earth. qnske, of two seeonds' dsrstion occur. rcd st San Reno at'ii o'clock this nsm'as. rAs Pop6latiss is panic. s'ssckes. Tbsrs were isliskttv shocks st BosdiShsrs asdi ,alldiostljs. sy ..t
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Take the mind and morals of n tom eat and the wealth of n Croesus, and you have the complete equipment of n gilded New York rounder.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

So much oratorical talent in rock. ribbed Maine looks as if both parties were vitally interested in the size of the Republican majority this year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15
Editorial Comment

England alleges that our cigarettes are "unheslthy." Never heard them eoniplsin.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Harry Thsw's ides is that he is just inssne enough to be acquitted of mur. der, but sane enough to be set free.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Policy holders haven't as yet elected officials In any insurance company. Re. form in that respect is making haste
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Boni Castellane doesn't so much mind all the hard thuu'ps of fortune as long as he keeps his name in the papers. 70
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Brazil is spending Si5,Ooo,o ,oOO on hat. tleships. The dove of peace is invited to look out for it's South American fences.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Platt is not so old and feeble that he cannot maintain a pretty adequate grip on New York state affairs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

The rubber tirs trust will dissolve by unanimous consent, the "eentiemsn . agreement finding no further rav ma; terial for agreement.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15
Diamond Jos Win In A Close Game With 'fs Jerome
Bronco Busting Contest A Walkover For
 Neal
(rrem Tuesday . DAily.)

In X loosely. played game on tbe home grounds, at NeCabe on Sunday afternoon last fbe McCsbe baseball nine defeated ths Humboldt team by a score of o2 10 l..
 At every. period during the play the AcCabe team had ihe game well in hand. The feature of the game was the heavy batting of Wilson, Farrow and MeNulty, each bgving five hits to his credit out of seven tis,es st the bat.
 The batteries were farrow and Rice for McCsbe, snd Monte and Bernal for Humboldt. Farrow pitching an exeep tionsYly good game.
 The McCsbe team will leave on Wed nesday. night for four days trip tc the Sal, River valley, where they will cross bats with the csack hines of Mess asd Phoenix.
 Al Granite Dslls.
 Over 200 people from this city wit messed the game of ball played on Sunday forenoon last on the Granite Dells diamond between the Diamond Jos of this city and q picked nine tory for the Diamond Jos by q score of Tito g.
 
 The features of the game was the catching of Delanty and Robinson aads ths. .shortstop, playing of Robin. son. Eleven men were struck out by Burgett. the pitcher for the Jos from Jerome. the result being q vie. while the same number were struck out by Talbot for Jerome. Reymille, and Burgett were credited with two base bits, while Bateman was credited with double play. Eleven error. were charged to the Diamond Jos while Jerome made Q. The game which was umpired by Frank Grabb lasted for l hour and 90 minutes.
 Owing to the absence of Nose Croc. kett. the Globe vaauero. the broncho busting. contest was rather n tame affair. Crockett had posted n s25 for. felt. which was claimed by Bob Neal on account of the failure of Crockett to appear and an exhibition of riding va. given by Neal and Dave Berry.
 An untamed black, bronehe from the range was led into the arena. and after some lively kicking [, ,saddled. Neal was the first to mount, and the animal led merry chase around the hall grounds, 'kiehing and bucking with almost every step. He sas sf. terw"rls 'thoroushly tanned by Dave Berry. wh" took the second chance on hi" hurricane deek, and rode him out of the gro"n,ls after some fan. tnstic capers. ,h.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Among those who will leave fos .yn. rious points in Californis are Nr. and Mrs. F. l.. Wright, Miss Workman, Mias Murietta, Miss Winnifred Fred. er'ek', Miss Irene Wells, Miss Fisher, Mrs. J. l.. Fisher, and Mrs. Harry Tritle.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Mra. T. G. Norris entertained th Euehrss club Sss Saturday sftsreeou.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Miss Fannie Tho,nss. entertained ip honor of the Buster Brown club on wednesday afternoon. The prizes. for nowers and Asgs were awarded io Eva Behn and Vera MeNaity and for anagram' to Vera McNulty aud Harold hriH'ey. All the members were. prr. sent.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

N~ NssolA vie vi Bo.. w. '.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

During the coming week there will be an exodns of . number of Prescott's social people.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

A plsaaass outing in the hills south of tows' was enjoyed yesterday by Mr. and Nrs. F. W. wslls, MrA Harry Heap ssd ehildrss ssd Misa Irsss Wells. .a A,. .u. ,r.s
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

-. T'-f. T'Tf ' "'-I- ss.F
 The prize winner. st Mra. Nerris, % saturday, wss Mn. wsisAt. tAe trsphy hssss . sssdissi fesk. .Mssdamss Tritls, Essssl and wsight. vsps avbst i,u,,s.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Mrs. F.. Fleming L'Essle and MT. Teddy Mackenzie left Wednesday sf. ternoon for a two monthu' visit with their parents in Duluth. -.~,.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Mir. and Mrs. Robert Burmistsr sad children of Phoenix, who have been tho guests of their parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Burmister, ltt Saturday evening for Ocean Park, where they have . cottage for the summer. ..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

On Thursdny afternoon Mrs. F.. |. I'enn''t and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, fro, Iron Springs were the guests of MT, James "A. Hope. In the evening Mir Hope entertained with a dinner in hor or of Mr. sad Mrs. Bsnnitt, and .Mr. ss Mrs. G0ldbere i.te,. a.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

On Monday evening Dr. snd Mrs Yount will entertain at dinner M" and Mrs. FaRerberg, MT. and Mrs. 'G. F. Meany, Miss Fisher and Dr. Graha,Y.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15

Mir. Harry Hesap returned to hi home in Phoenix after . week's vir with his family at the resiiepca e Mrs. F.. w. Wells. ., .. .t. ,..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01

county councils arc providing
teachers who go about instruct
ing all who wish TO learn, the
methods being somewhat SINH
lar To the short terms IN poultry
raising at the Rhode Island and
other experiment stations in this
country. There i 4 suggestion
IN Mr.. ,Mahln : rcpor, that this
country ought III some way 10 sc
cure portion OF the British
trade IN poultry and eggs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys

All l"o5 hatch. Toms -. Trios =.
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BROWN LEGlIORN COCkEkET.S ~ To - Al Stock the
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01

It's Matching time again.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
SPACE NEARLY ALL TAKEN.
South Dakota State Fair at Huron
Promises to 30 Great Affair.

Huron. s. ID. June 2e.-The state board
OF agriculture was In session hero ycs;er-
day with all members present The re-
vision OF the premium lst was COM
plctcd and increases made In many depart
mcnts. Plans for building for Huron
business men were discussed and IL Ii
probable that such n structure will be
added 10 the permanent buildings At once.
Az to special amusement attractions tho
board sought to procure only the clcanest
and best. and decided TO contract with X.
l.. Yokum for daily exhibitions by his
trained buffalo and tn. Aberdeen state
band or forty pieces to furnish music for
the entire fair week.
Applications for space are fast coming
In. and that allotted TO machinery exhib-
It's Is almost nearly all taken: In the I've
stock department there In also an uncx-
pected demand for room. while In the az
ricultural and woman's departments the
Indications are especially encouraging for
large exhibits from all parts Of the state.
and the week OF September 10 will see im-
menSe crowds here TO attend the fair.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
FARMERS WIN AT LETcHeR.
Cooperative Telephone Company 10
Forcing Out Old System.

Letchcr. s. D., June 9.-The farmers
near Lstcher have formed cooperative
telephone arrangement that threatens to
put the town exchange out OF business an
well as giving TO the town and country n
very cheap telephone service.
Eight rural lines owned by the farmers
run into this village. The local exchange
- owned by one man who proposed TO
charge the farmers s. each per year for
central service M Lctcher. The farmers
bought a switch board and established "A
central office OF their own In town. For
about ST they put an instrument into any
place In town and charge $50 per year for
rent and central service. As the local cx-
change charges $500 n year the Letcher
people are rapidly Joining the farmers
cooperative system. The farmers have "A
ioo-drop board and propose to accom-
modate all corners. They have their own
lines into several ncighboring towns and
are preparing TO put on through wires be-
tween the various towns.
The $40 per year from each OF the
patrons pays all expenses and they give
free service TO everybody. charging no toll
for messages to farmers or commercial
messages from town 10 town. As they are
thus In competition with the long distance
lines they have no connections with them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
YOKE OF STEERS GIVE
BALLOONlSTS FAST RIDE
a Pair Of Darius Greens Initiate tho
Smart Set and Lose Clothes
and cutiele.

Port Jeryis, ~. ". July 1.-TWO
young Darius Greens OF Fremont Cen
tire. after one experience I'm balloon
making and sailing. are satisfied to
follow the pillow and do the chores
about the farm hereafter
James Gabler and Hugo Gebhardt
have read about the Aero clubs heroes
and have witnessed balloon ascensions
at Middletown. They bought canvas.
made IL into n big bag. aud, not hav-
Ing wicker basket. used two meal
sacks instead. For an anchor they tied
n drag hook TO "A long rope.
All the work was done I'm secret. and
II was not until Saturday. the day set
for the ascension. that the neighbors
knew what treat was In store for
them.
The country round about was aston
ished to see the balloon rise from Cab
ler's lot 400 feet In the air. Then IL
fioated along. TO the delight OF tho
amateur acronauts and to the wonder
and surprise OF those who hurried To-
the scene.
Unfortunately the drag hook caught
I'm tho yoke OF n pair OF steers I'm an
adjoining lot. and the frightened ami
mails ran away. They broke through
fence and dragged the balloon through
a brush lot. The balloonists lost nearly
all their clothes and much OF their
cuticlc before the steers ran into
tree and came 90 n standstill.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
BUYS MORE LAND FOR
STATE CAMP GROUNDS
Tract Of Fifteen Acres on Shore
II Lake kampeska Is
Added.
6. o. N. G. OFFICERS RESIGN
Captain Clark, Non,inee for State Of
fee, and Lieutenant Patten Resign
on Account Of Inability to
Devote Time 10 Guard.

WATERFOWL. =. D.. June 30.-when the
state guard goes into camp in August
u will ind "A vastly different camp
ground from the one IL left last sum.
mer.
by n purchase OF land just made
through Adjt. Gen. G.. II. Englesby the
state has acquired the strip OF land
comprising about fifteen acres. hitherto
lying between the grounds and the lake
shore. thus extending the camp site
clear to the water line. The purchase
includes the historic old pavilion, which
will DO kept intact. IL VIII be moved
from It's present position. which is tho
most commanding location location on
the reservation and the headquarters
buildings moved To Its site. The loca-
ton OF the camps and camp streets
will all be changed and laid out sysse-
matically and In accord with a scheme
which the general hopes will be per-
manent.
In addition TO this addition the ad-
jutant general expects. with federal
funds mt his command. 10 buy sufficient
land adjoining the militia reservation
on the north on which To establish n
model rifle range. which will be "A per-
manent addition TO the grounds. Here
the companies can come at any time
during the summer that suits their con-
venience. for target practice. The ex-
pense OF these company trips will be
paid by the war department and IL VIII
not come out OF the time that the COM
panics will be In regular camp with the
regiments.
Altogether the South Dakota state
camp ground will be the equal OF any
I'm the middle west. which IL mus, be u
Il In to be designated by the war co.,
lcge ns n concentration camp.
Adjutant General Engiesby recently
received an order from the war depart
ment at Washington To ship the two
old cannon which have been In use by
the South Dakota national guard, to
that city. Later. however. Senator Kilt
redge introduced resolution In the
senate providing that these cannon be
presented ms n gift To the state of South
Dakota, and the war department re-
scinded It's order pending the DISPOSE
ton OF the resolution. In the event
they are given TO the state. they VIII be
mounted on the state camp grounds or
on the bank OF Lake Knmpeska.
The adjutnnt general has accepted
the resignation OF Second Lieut.. James
T.. Pnttcn. Company +, Fourth lnfnn-
try, Salem, on account OF Inability TO
attend camp maneuvers Mt Fort Riley.
Kan. and OF Capt. S. w. Clark, Com
pany c. Fourth Infantry. Redneld.
Capt. Clark IN the republican nominee
for attorney general. and therefore has
no time to devote TO his command.
These vacancies VIII be filled Mt once by
elections In their companies.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
AFTER X. o. 7. M. HEADQUARTERS
Aberdeen Hopes TO Secure Lodge Seat
for Three States.

Aberdeen. 3. d.. June 2e.--It In the In
tention OF the national headquarters of
the Knights OF the Maccabees TO estab-
lish headquarters In The Dakotas for
the northwestern states, more particu-
larry North Dakota. South Dakota and
Montana Aberdeen In n candidate for
the place and the prospects are excel
lent for this city securing the honor.
State Commander Il. G.. Waters. who
resides I'm Aberdeen. In working ener-
getically to that end. The matter will
probably be definitely decided this week
when Supreme Commander ID. Il.
Markey. OF Port Huron. Mich. will
be here TO look over the field. In honor
OF Mr.. Markey's visit. and 10 impress
him with Aberdeen's claims to the dis
tinction, 100 candidates will be Initiated
into the mysteries OF the order In n
body.
The annual meeting @, the Knights
OF the Maccabees and the Ladies' OF the
Mnccabees will be held here on Thurs
day and Friday OF this week In con-
nection with Supreme Commander
Markey's visit and officials from all
parts OF the state will be present. Mrs.
Lillian NJ. Hollister. supreme COM
mandcr OF the Ladies OF the Maccabees.
Will also attend. and other distinguished
visitors are expected. on Friday re-
ception will be rendered at the Com
merciai club.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
MARRIED AFTER 20 YEARS.
Black Hills Raneher weds His o.
hood Sweetheart.

Rapid City. =. ID. June 25.--Af,e- |
separation OF over forty years Jg''y
Giirooney has married his boyhr
sweetheart. Prudence Esprier.
Years ago they both lived
Brighton. Ind. and though they ~
engaged. G.lrooney could see no - 1
pect OF marriage as IL was all he coo
do To- support himself. lie went ~
TO better his condition and the yula
people apparently forgot each "ihc
for GilroOney married three times a
the girl twice. Their various hus1aal
and wives all passed away. and -
fall Gllrooney ran across his first ~
In Omaha. where she VAS keepins
boarding house. His early days car
back To him and they soon success
In putting matters where they had Dcs1
more than forty years ago.
They were married In Omaha eat
this month and have been slowly ira.
cling west. They spent last ntgh'
the city and Will go out today 10 ~
Gilrooney's ranch, thirty miles West
White OWL where he has bulN
house designed like the one where o.
wife spent her early days. IL u
stone house OF foreign pattern. Wy
even the grounds about IL and W
flowers similar TO those In the l.l'l
old Indiana town. Mr.. Gilrooney u
ranchcr and cattleman OF So years ~
his wife has reached the ripe age oi y
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
PIN MONEY FOR INSTITUTION
South Dakota Land Department Man
the YEARS. Second Apportionmenl

Pierre. s. D.. June 2S.-T'he state II
department has made its second aplj
iionment for the year OF the income
the various endowed state institui!1
This fund In distributed as IL accuf
ates, and there VIII be other distrisI
tions before the close OF the year.
The amount sent To each instkuij
for the present apportionment H.: Agi
cultural college. Sl.355.TI; Aberdeen a
NAL, S343.75: state university, sl,lisl
deaf and dumb school. $i3S.20: rcidr
school. STOi.0I: Spearfish norri
SisS. GO: Madison normal. st9S.63: Sprig
field normal. sI3i.7l: northern hospii
y3g9.3S: blind asylum, 1886: schO0.
mines. S257.3s.
The amount OF the present disiriN
ton In ss.425.0S and that OF April VI
sec, bSI. SO. making n total SO far a
year OF ss0.0i2.g7. which IL about 81
more than for the same period "a
Sear. The fund which goes To the -
port OF these institutions IL growing :
cry year. and will soon be n dcri1
factor I'm the question OF maintcnaa
OF the state institutions.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF
PROMINENT LODGE Nj
snokeiess Powder Placed IN Fur
and J. Carl Southwiek, Of wat,,I
town. In Nearly Killed.


WATERFOWL. q. D.. Juno 2s.-An at,,,
made upon the life Of J. Carl sou,hNl
prominent business man Of wa,er,,
has caused excitement 20 run h.gh !,
town and threats OF rough handbag
made should tho pcrpetrator OF the ac,
found.
Some time Sunday night an unks,
person placed n quantity OF smaks
powder In the furnace OF Mr.. sou,hvi
bachelor quarters and when n lire
started In the evening there was a ,,r
explosion. the walls OF the building 1,
cracked and every window being trl
The flames from tho explosion burEc!
southwick seriously and physician,
that he will lose his eyesight Tia,
furnace dld not explode and MT. s.
wick lose his life instantly is due o
fact that the furnace doors were all a
thus giving the gas easy vent
AIR. Southwick was for two terms :,
keeper or records and seal OF the kra
OF Pythias lodge OF the state and 10
known throughout the state rs a :
Der OF that order m well NJ or the Elk
No arrests have been made. but n,
tire police force II working on the
the information being given out iha,
In possession Of n good clue. Nothing
ther In obtainable for publication q;
time.