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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
IEs FUR FARMER
TIRAI. PRODUCTS OF ENTRY FOR 1906 VAILED tT s6,7194.0o0. 1000.
n Wilson's Report Says Chief
 1p J> In Horses and Meat Animals.

Ekihst0H. Dec. 1.-Prosperity d out with boHnteous hand fke agricultural regions of the Wiuling the last year and made |ronl the standpoint of the value |m6products, record-breaker ill |nnals of the nations wealth. cing achievements.
 ! Announcement is made in the |lSreport of Secretary Wilson has been forwarded to Presi- koos evelt. Nature gave in such sh manner that l905, the coun- hammer year i'll the march of krity, is left i'll the rear and E given th eplace of honor with iMated margin of S4S1, ,00o, ,oee the value of farm products bgo.
 |ken at that point in production.
 Scre retary Vii OH, at which they Monumental value, the farm |6t8 of the year, estimated for |A8tail presented by the cen- lave a farm value of S6.194 .000,- ITMs is S4SJ,000,000 above the | Ofsl905. SG335. 100000 above 1901, |00.O00 above 1903 and $2,01G000,- bOve the census of 1899. The |Of farm products of 1906 was s ent greater than that of 1905, 10 ent over l9e4. L. per cent over Ind II per cent over 1899
 New Methods Are Help" |Drdins to the secretary. econo- PvOl ution in the art of science of Flture. which became noticeable Is { country half a dozen years has continued during 1906 with hdous effect upon the nation $ brity
 bps so large as to be beyond Rtional comprehension" he con- |Ahaye strained the freight-c E ility of railroads. Directly hMrectly the farmer has set up Rand for iron and steel that has |ied the productive power of the producer among nations. His button b the supply of loan H has been beyond calculation eca Is the fact that the depres- n the loan and investment mar Fi"o" Was cleared away by the |ins crop. Meanwhile the far nas been q generous consumer Pas given powerful support to
 M Net of tine industrial produc- fAne trade of the merchant and s5 Wages Of tn evorkingman.
 crop estimates used by Sec
 lISon are preliminary to the
 Inmates of the department. to
 llttle later. He points out
 analysis shows that most of
 cease over 1905 is due to hors-
 meat animals. Crops. in a |]3 balance of gain against loss
 A Secretary Wilson declares. Ae q cDhetan+;o, ,4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
Act Is Unconstitutional.

Chancellor James D. Shaver rendered a decision ill the Polk chan cerv court a few days ago in which he declared unconstitutional the act requiring the payment of license to sell vehicles in the state of Arkansas. The case in which the decision was rendered was that against Ira 0. Smith. agent for the SpauldinS Man ufacturine company Of Grlnnell la, being a habeas corpus proceeding. Smith was fined 5000 by justice The law provides that an agent sell ing vehicles must pay S2oo license fee in each county in the state In which such sales are made. The de- fendant contended that the law is un- constitutional. In rendering his de- eision Judge Shaver held that the state legislature has no right to pass a law discriminating between the cit izens of this state and those of for eian state in relation 10 interstate commerce.
 Improving Plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

Improving Plant. Jansen-The Whayne Lumber com pany at Jansen is making prepafa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
Merchant Fails.

Pocahontas-J. H. Midkiff, a mer- chant of Pocahontas, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy at Batesyllle His Liabilities are placed at $2,0Oo with assets amounting to about the same He claimed $500 exemption.
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CHRIST MAS CAN7AIt ]
WILL. Fl. GIN t'N AT Tllls HE, METHODIST tnt ECH CHRIS [.
 Nj =NI(IIt
Officers ul sunday Nrheoi lIejr
Meeting and bee.d' It. bi~ren~e
Nat, Christmas Frae.

N9a #a@=#HI5#= #JH-.'' =ia=4==l#=# otGe1# of #eir s9udaE ardool a fa I.H@e Neehodt= myIl n 66I it va a eiaed lHal n. aa.ad af H1s ing Il Christmas t.s. for=rfa sa6a school II eaHtata h. reH1H5za= Christmas uieht ami thH #es5f= member of the school he iusaaefel to make et. buy some niee. H=rtfi present for some child who has Inc the opportunity to have Christ mas as many others do. The parents are hmdI4 requested to ee=operata in this work bA seeing to il ana hclpiu& =theiI children i'll 1lfs56 homes. Some m;4 want to di9s.s5 dolls for some little children =stlle some buy or= make sometblna. .el-=s= which will be appreciated bH thesa children
 These matters should be attended to just as soon as possible. and each pupil should bring their offering ta their teacher so there be as littIe confusion as possible.
 The management also requests the names of any children who aTa worthy to be placed in this class, who are so situated aa not to be able to enjoy Christmas as others i do. These names may he sent to ] any eff the teachers or officers
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ROCK ISLAND
 TRAIN WRECKED. Naukomis, Okla Dec. IA Rock Island passenger train was wrecked this place Saturday afternoon. .o engine was ditched and two day coaches overturned. Tten passen- gers were injured, but none fatally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
OVER THE STATE

tions for improving it's plant. Among the improvements will be a saw mill and a planer.
 Liked the Lake.
 Lake Village-A party of English tourists in special car spent several hours al Lake Village on Tuesday. They were charmed with the lake
 Will Build Church.
 Clarksville-A new Methodist church will be built in Clarksville soon. The nest egg for the church is s3,590, re- ceived from the United States govern ment on account of damages to church property during the civil war
 Horse Traders Organize.
 Nashyille-7'he Horse Traders as sociation Was organized at Nashville recently. Officers elected were w. H. Tollison presidents; Meyer Winter, secretary; j. G. Sain, auctioneer.
 Merchant Fails.
 Pocahontas-J. H. Midkiff, a mer- chant of Pocahontas, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy at Batesville. His Liabilities are placed at $2,0Oo, with assets amounting to about the same He claimed $500 exemption.
 School Director.
 Nashville-At a recent meeting of the Nashville school board w. C. Rodgers was elected director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of George w. Morris. Joe E. Smith mem ef of the board, was elected per manent secretary, which office was held by Ir. Morris.
 Residence Burglarized.
 He.=@4-The residence of William J. P0z at Helena was entered by burglars Monday night and valuables to t!34 amount of nearly $200 were stolen Forty dollars in money, fine Colt revolver, an old silver watch, and number of smaller articles were "a zen.
 Ice Plant To Be Sold.
 ville-The Batesville ice plant is advertised for sale under a foreclosure of a mortgage for s10,- 900 and interest amounting to $2,000 The plant was established in 1903 at a cost of s2S,5oo For the past two years tse plant has been operated at loss An effort is being made to have the stockholders buy il the property for their( own protection.
 Cotton " Warehouses.
 Masness -The( lrkansas Farmer 5 Gn.oa HasahouJa Storage Con aass has zen irea .ad a Na9ness Ta4 com. a'H operate ware house at n -aei and one at sulphur Rock i ept nsa0ee county. The tt3enos .hd company is to store and keep cott6n in bale and other
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Advertising Medium

It will will go thou tho" sands will eagerly read it.
 Watch for d handsome to"red Cover.
 a advertise Don't overlook Advertising copy It" edition should insertion anu e""o position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

l. of indicted on sianVa m n =is ai>
  !r5h account il i~ t Ii ll~, a manufactures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

In summing uP his review of these crops Secretary Wilson says:
 "On the whole. crop values have been neither notably high nor low in comparison with recent wears, but the crops are so manE in numberf that losses meet gains, and the crops have been on such d high price level in the general average that they have rais- ed the total crop value somewhat above 1905 and the high preceding years. To reach still higher point in this extraordinary series of high annual values than had been touched before is an achievement that de- serves attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02
oree. sain-about $22,000,000
 Gains In Short Crops.

"On the side Ot gains oyer l9o1. Ae saSs, two short crops are conspicu- ous Hay leads, with gain of per haps SS0,000,000 ill value and the oat crop is second with q gain possibly of 1f.000oo0. Barley and cotton seed each promise | gttiu of $lo,0Qo,- con. beet sugar s 7000. 000 tobacco s. oon,oo or more and hops $1,oo0,oon. Against these s;tifS are tae losses of three abundant ctops -$60, ,0o0, ,ooo more or less. for wheat and S10.0oo,- ooneach for corn and potatoes The loss ou INe aud cane sugar may be about half q million dollars each if | iauNthn&. While the value of all ce- reals dropped about s4o,ooo,0o0 below the total of 190I5. tile number of bush- els for 1906. which was f.6HS.000.oo0, Was 12000o,0oQ bushels above the veld of 1905.
 Secretary Wilson estimate of the value of the chief crop. of the coun- ffN is a5 follows
 "
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
Summons

9tale OF south Dakota, County of Brown. SIS
IN circuit Court, Filth Judicial Circuit 90
- Mehner, Plaintiff. VS.. Philip Freila- II II
MOVIE JoSepha Bonneau, Julien Bonnnnn
anu me unknown heirs, dey!secs and l.g.,taas
nuu We executors or administrators OF Ia.
sspnil bohheau aud Julien Bonneau. deceas
Gu, anu the creators of J~osepla Bonneau ana
oi -, holieal. dec tased, Isaac Lincoln AS.
SMsSmretee LOT we Deneft OF creditors of keystone
trustee OF the keystone Mortgage Cnmnanv d" >
CORPORATION, dissolved, ChaS. R. Lose CT"
Lose' also all persons who have or claim r.
nave any estate or interest In or lien or IN
. ,9n &c upon the premises described In
1me complaint, Defendants. III
Inc state OF South Dakota. To m. ah,ra
named defendants: an dpo'e
are nereoy summoned and required IN
n n I;naif anu answer the complaint of the aboy,.
olerk OF The Court at Aberdeen. In The Gu ute
y" y. nIo"n. stale OF South Dakota. on tha art6
Wy VI feDrnary, 1906, and which nravs fnr :
JuuhnieIt quoting the title to and thn ietar'.a
nat.ol VI ali adverse claims against the ,,rarai,
r. uescriDed IN the complaint. sitI ated in naiS
Giop NY 'o.Mil: North half On y of Lot two Inii
co n,ock WE'VE (l2l. North Aberdeen. and +!
an W. a vopy OF your answer to said comn,aiu
Snn ute HnueIsisiiea at his Office in Aberdaen
pieied sare,a a Mttil,n thirty days alter the com.
piHsiu service OF this Summons uuon Won aN
eausive OF the day of such service. nna w A
lall 10 answer said complaint within iha II you
CO.. a,ut tHa lne plaintiff viii apply to The c .mn
ioT we relief demanded in the com nI.int ,our'
oateo TINS 10Th day of February 1aaff
20. CURTISS,
flaintiif's Attorney.
no aberdeen, S. ID.
Nist pun march 2S-last May4
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

The municipal league of Sioux
Falls has placed a ticket in the
field headed by an outspoken adj
vocate of municipal ownership.
The league is pledged to give
Sioux Falls a business admins
tration with state and national
politics eliminated. The electric
light plant, first brought to a dis
creditable condition by an adj
ministration unfriend1y to it and
then without legal warrant turn
ed it over to a private company, a
rival in the lighting business, is
to be recovered to the city. In
the big mass convention that
nominated the municipal league
ticket democrats like d. j. Con-
way and republicans like George
Slosser joined to nominate a
ticket the election of which will
insure a sound business ad-
ministration to Sioux Falls. Let
Aberdeen profit by the example
of her sister city.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
John Sutherland, who did I

John Sutherland, who did more
than any other one man, with the
possible exception of Jack"
Lockhart, to keep the capital at
Pierre, and who was the
author of a bill for the construc-
ton of the capitol which provided
for the use of South Dakota
material says that Kittredge is
certainly responsible for the de-
feat of his bill and passage of the
one that cut out South Dakota
stone. It is said by one of the
knowing ones in South Dakota
politics that the whole stone con-
troversy has been cooked up by
Kittredge to save Minnehaha
county to the machine. Just at
the time when the cause of South
Dakota stone seems most hope
less Kit is to come to the front
with a grand stand play for
native stone in the state capitol,
thus saving his county.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

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s'it.' ~: I, i,.,,.i,, =, h,o,, =,
inclusive IN block :; lots TO Il inclusive in
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

Grand larceny in the first de-
gree is the charge which lies
against George w. Perkins, a
member of the firm of J. z. Nor
gan & Co., for turning over to
Cornelius n. Bliss, the treasurer
of the national republican cam
paign committee, S4S,7 1872 from
the funds of the New York Lite
Insurance company. The ire
mendous legal fight that will be
made to shield this high flnancler
from conviction of larcency will
be intensely interesting. 1t will
be also interesting to note the
demeanor of the man for whose
election to the presidency of the
United States this big sum was
stolen from policy holders. The
courts are certainly putting in
some slashing good ticks for the
people of late and the conviction
of a millionaire may be a pos
sibility.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
Putney

Seeding is nicely started in this
vicinity.
O. E. Camburn was in Aberdeen
Thursday.
G. 6. Bowman sold his driving horse
to August Krier.
0. e. Camburn and wife were in
Groton Saturday.
Frank Brooberg and J. c. Campbell
came up from Groton and spent
Thursday in Putney.
T. r. Camburn and wife came back
Friday from Michigan where they
have been spending the winter with
their son, Bert.
A. Coyle moved his family to E. r.
Rorahaugh's farm, or as it is better
known the old Goddard place last
Monday, where he will work this year.
Herman Switzer started Tuesday
evening for Canada where he intends
to make his future home. He will be
followed later by Mrs Switzer. Their
many friends here regret to see them
GO but wish them the best OF luck in
their new home.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
In County Conrt

state Of South Dakota. Comfy 80
shin ~ otg i matter Of the Estate and GGaaouSSM,ss
snip To q fha f rs1s, Saelau, a minor, 'nu 'aufdlan'
Ian. the m rGIa,rses aud next OF kin of Frtda sna.
Take Notice that Anna Sna,.,
e sntd tiI.l, ! mas heretofore filed in , mutner o.
ESQ. he c anno, ner petition that Is Il l. R no y
said said minor in ap witSind ~ guardian Of the %es SaaaS y
ana a. ina, said petition has been SCI gon aon Dakota
Ah Saiu ,e eoHrt on Saturday. The 7ih da ur ~ Nearing
Court ceD Rsom at If the ss,h hour q 10 O'Clock a. @ o. ap ~
dssn s, il sa a 7 ss sa1a Count saa IN s,s shs ~ sS 4 ,As 81
a and l Pnaee an persons in interest :, winch time
e ero Of s saiG esase, # any they have, WHY hwy yn ap ars y
By The Cons cnSr sist day Of March 4. d. soa,,
CHARLES NJ. 81: IHIUrE, County Judge.
~ Attorney for Petitioner
list publ March 2s-last Aprila 81
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

A few days since the presi-
dent invited to the White house
a number of senators who are
active supporters of the rate bill.
With these friends of the meas.
ure he discussed the framing of
an amendment permitting court
review. The senators were all
republicans. Democratic sena-
tors, without whose backing the
president could not have forced
these fair-weather friends to sup.
port the rate bill, we're not in.
vited. In the open senate it is
a nonpartisan measure, but in
secret councils at the White
house, where vital provisions are
agreed to, it is a republican bill.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

This paper advocated the
placing in the field of a strictly
non-partisan business mans tick
ct this spring, and found no DEM
ocrat in the city who was not
willing to give support to such a
ticket, providing a respectable
body of republicans devoted to
municipalownership should show
nerve enough to join in the lead
of such a movement. The requi-
site nerve demonstration was not
made, and now no other alterna-
tive is left them but to go into
the booth and under it's impene-
trable cover vote for an honest
democrat who will not serve the
Gas company.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
ABERDEEN, s. D., ApR1L,6, 1906

President Roosevelt is certain
ly not endearing himself to the
coal mine operators. They felt
the coercive weight of his hand
when the anthracite miners we're
cut a year or SO ago, and are now
bitterly resenting his butting in
just now to avert the threatened
strike in both the bituminous and
anthracite regions. They find
him a dangerous factor in the
conflict. It is said he brought
the operators to their senses
when the last strike was raging
by the threat that if the miners
lay idle because of the strike and
the business of the country was
to be seriously effected, he would
order the resumption of mining
under direction of the federal
government, a measure possibly
in conflict with the written con-
stitution, but fully in accord with
the higher law which sometimes
an executive may appeal to conf
dent of popular support. The
audacity of this daring chief
magistrate is terribly discomfort.
ing to the coal barons. Theydare
not face a crisis that might re.
suit in the sudden outcome OF
government ownership of coal
mines.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
(lst publ April 6-last May ls)
Notice of Sale of Real Estate

state OF South Dakota, County of Brown. IS,
NOTICE. Is Hereby Given, That in pursuance of
an order OF the County Court of the County of
Brown, State of South Dakota. made on the
2Otl DAY OF March 1906, in the matter of the es.
tate OF samantha lane Grouse, deceased. the
Undersigned the administrator of said estate,
for c aaehh d" on p NV ave sac th. TO TO me highest bidder,
and subject to confirmation by SAID County
Court, at the Office OF the administrator in the
city OF Aberdeen, in the County of Brown and
STATE OF South Dakota. all the right, title, inter
est aud estate OF said Samantha Jane Grouse at
the time OF ner death, and all the right, title and
interest that the said estate has, by operation
OF Law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in
ADDITION to that of the said Samantha Jane
Grouse at the time of her death, in and to ali
tie certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate
iylng and being in the said County of Brown
otale OF south Dakota, and bounded and des.
cflDed as follows tO.wit: The Northwest niar
1sr M q SECTION 8, Township 1913, North OF Range
Dated March Goth. 1906.
~ CHAS. N. HARRIS,
Administrator OF the estate of Samantha .Iane
Grouse, deceased. o"he
(lst publ Mar 23-last April6 )
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
1906 APRIL 1906
s. T. '! y = = u = :! $ $ ::
Notices

In the District Court OF me uilitea StaleS'
In the Matter of Willard Z. Allen, Bankrupt:
To the Honorable John 4. Garland. Judge ol
the District Court of the United States, fof 'he
Willard 4 Ailen of Aberdeen. in the County
of Brown and State Of South Dakota IN SAD
District, respectfully represents:
That on the Both day of January, 1906, he was
duly adjudged bankrupt under me act OF Soi,
gress relating to bankruptcy; That he has duly
Surrendered ali his property and right Of pro
perry and has fully complied with all the re,
quirements of said act and of the orders OF the
Wherefore He pravs that he be decreed by
the Court 10 have a fun discharge from all debts
provable against his estate under SAID bank,
ruptcy act. except such debts as are excepted
BY law from such discharge.
Dated this 2lst dav of March A. d.. 1906.
WILLARD + ALLEN,
HapkruDf
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
order to Show Cause why Sale
OF Real Estate Should not he
Made

STATE OF South Dakota, County of Hrov,
~ CGuhIy Court, within and for said Cnmn =.
Line, Deceased. VI "illiam III.
Inc State of South Dakota Sends craot,,.
James William Line, Walter jaw Line 70
Llne Woods, B.sSie L. Uden, heirs at law ,'a am
heXt Oh KIN OF William M. Line, Deceasaaa" anu
7 LOU anu each OF you are hereby notifei ,ho,
=: n. rond, Administrator OF the estate Of WA wa
IAN IAN NJ. Line, deceased, has filed in ihe Tonmti WI.
oouf! OF Brown County, State of South0 ncaJp.unnit:y
q pelllion 1or an order allowing him as Emma mo-
c essassSi 10 9, s Iae t estate Of Wihism Nj. Line laiu de.
t fa5e i Lots Lots Ten llo), Eleven (D and real = ss,
~ ~ BLOCK Fourteen G4), Smiths Ad dMieiae
y, aberdeen, South Dakota, for the un Irutio ~
paying tle debts and costs of adminuilsp osG ol
T KS sald estate, and you are further nndiaoai
Iiaa sald petitl0n will be heard by the 1G1 mua
E q Brown County at the Cont Puann..y
a. I. IN the city Of Aberdeen, in SAID Cn n
" Brown, on the 10th day of April :. n hou ,an.y
OF said court. Apiii regular term
no Mgw therefore you and each of You are harenv
s So.tI t;m 70 De and appear before said court ~
sa,u lime and place to show cause if a ~ al
n lave V why an order of sale should not ha any you
Gu as prayed for in said petition. ~ g grant
Dated THIS 14th day of March. 19n
1sp y. j. HUTE. Conntv J,aoo
s0IAL) ATTEST; + f.. B~UNsNEss. GEE
By B. +. HARRY. Deputv'
ust publ. March l6-last April6l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

It has not been denied that the
governor of the state adds SIG a
month to his salary by absorbing
funds appropriated for that pur-
pose in violation of the constitu-
ton of the state. The news
papers of the machine are silent
in the presence of this evidence
of graft, though it is really worse
than riding on a pass and col
lecting mileage.-Sioux Falls
Press.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District of South Dakota, IS.
On this 30th day of March A. ID. 1906, on read
ing the foregoing petit II, it is
Ordered, by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the 18th day of May A. d. 1906.
before said court at Sioux Falls in said district
at . o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice
thereof be published twice in the AberdeenDem
ocrat, a newspaper printed at Aberdeen in said
district and that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at the said time
and place and show canse, if any they have,
why the prayer OF said petitioner shall not be
granted.
And it is further ordered by the court that
the clerk upon payment by the bankrupt, or hi
attorney, OF the actual expense thereof shall
send by mail to all known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order, addressed to then
at their place of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John E. Garland
Judge of said Court and the seal thereof, at the
City Of Sioux Falls in said district. on the Boil
day of March, A.. ID 1906.
(SEAL) OLIVER S. PENDAR. Clerk.
list publ April 6-last April l3)