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Russia to Protect butchers.

Konigsburg, Prussia, August SAT a
meeting of the German Butchers associa-
ton here today, it was decided to petition
the imperial government to take precau-
lions to protect the trade of her butchers
from American exports.
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strike Ends In MOSCOW.

Moscow. August S.-The sske here
virtually IL ended Most OF the factories
have~resumed work. The project of po-
lice has ordered the proprletors to refuse
to pay the strikers for the time the fac
tories were closed
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Mrs. winsIow's soothing syrup.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WINDOWS
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS Tor their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS 1t SOOTHS the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. -ALLAYS
ali Pain, CURES WIND coJIc. and Is
twenty-five cents bottle.
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Topeka, Kan. August s.-Secretary of
War Taft has promised the republican
state central committee that he will make
two speeches In Kansas during the cam
paign this fall. The dates have not been
VI cd
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Governor Folk In Collision.

Armour, Mo-, August ga Missouri Pa
cifc train, on which Governor Folk was
a passenger. was In a collision here today,
but the governor escaped uninjured.
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Merger Proposition Is Denied.

St. Louis. Mo. August s.-The PROPOSE
ton of the management of the United
Railways company to merge the st. Louis
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Planning General strike.

Odessa. August Sit is stated that ths
revoiutionists are planning general
strike to begin September IA.
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Grand Circuit.

Buffalo, August Sin winning the sec
ond heat of the 2:04 pace at the second
days meeting of the Grand Circuit Es-
tatic paced the mile in 2:O4t4, making the
fastest time in the meeting. Baron Graf
tan sold early fayorite in this event, but
Estate won the first two heats and the
race. DIR. Chase, favorite in the 216 trot,
was sold for $4,000 TO New York buyers
before the race on the strength of mile
in 2:lO in the morning. This race was
won by Nut Boy in straight heats. The
winner brought $50 In the early pools.
Brenda York won the race for 3-year-old
PAGERS, distanelng the other two entries
in the first heat. Gay Bingen repeated
his Cleveland performance in winning the
race for 3-year-old trotters in straight
heats. The track was spongy. The $4,000
trot will be decided tomorrow. Summary:
The Introduction, s-year-old PAGERS,
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Latonla Races.

Cincinnati, August S.-Miss Doyle and
Colonade were the only winning favor
ties at Iatonia today. Dalesman, the sec
ond choice In the betting, won the steeple-
chase handicap, the feature by length
from Blue Mint, an outsider. Modred Law,
the favorite, was third. Track fast.
First race, six furlongs-Prince of
Pless. 100 (Aylie). TO l, won Libation,
1903 (Seder). 100 to l, second; Weberfields,
100 (NicoD, to 2, third Time. 1142-5.
Second race, selling, seven furlongs-
Beautiful Mayo, 9s (Taylor), to l. won;
Frank -Flesher. 107 (NicoD, Is to 8, second;
Triumphant, ITO Oominick), Is to l. third.
Time 104 40
Third race, seven furlongs-Miss Doyle,
90 (PerretD. to 8, won; Terms Rod, sS
(Rice), 10 to ], second; Lafayette 80
CGriffith), to /, third. Time, 1:27.
Fourth race, handicap steeplechase, club
house course-Dalesman, las (Gaddy), 5
to . wons Blue Mint, 1876 (YourelD, 20 to
l, second; Modred Law, 1870 (Archibald),
to 5, third. Time, $3.50 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongsACollonade ITO
(NicoD, 1 to 3, won; Elude, 1O2 (Taylor),
5 to 1, second; DIR. Burch, 95 CHiclSs). 80
TO l, third. Time, 1:15 10.
Sixth race. six furlongs-S Search Me. 113
(DominicI), to !, won; Lacene, 105 (Bo-
| land. to 1, second; Bitter Hand 103
(Scovile), 6 TO l, third. Time, lis 2-5.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth-Am-
bertha, 1O6 NIcIntyre), to /. won; Co
tnlon, 1Oi (Aubuchon), 20 to l, second; st.
Paris. III CTruebeD, to 5, third. Time,
| / AS 2-5.
Latonia Entries
/ First race, mile, selling-Alma Gardia.
Minnehaha, Globe Runner, Lady Charade,
| Thiberus, Moccasin Maid Prince Of Pless,
J 1O6. Bitter Hand. Seamate, Eulare, 1877;
| Kings Guinea. Inspector Girl, The Mate,
Pinaud, Leo Bright, 10; Malleable, l15.
Second race five and one-half furlongs,
selIing-Idttle Wanda, 81: Wee Kitty,
Princess Marie Helen Maclin. Yellow Top,
Sometime. 80; Orlandwick, Alta MacDon-
aid, 50; Tom Morgan, Demo, 81; Mcln-
tyre. All Ablaze. Elected, clamor, lo5;
Bonart, 10.
Third race. six ftrlongs. selling Ripple
mark. Caroline w, 80; Orline, Duessa.
Ann Hill, Problem. 80; Loupy, 9S; Black
Mantila, 80; Bridal March, Martha Ce-
liza, 100; Red Thistle, 1922 Magic, l05; Son
ny. 106
Fourth race, six furongs. handicap
Monte Lucille, 81: Wee Lass, SO; Alcor,
100: Devout, 107
Firth race five furlongs. purse-Mar-
MORGAN. 80; Bush Thorpe Hilgert, Sir
Godfrey. Mont Alban, Morales, Tom CHI
roy Helm, Jay Swift, 102; Sainrda, 1903;
| Eottles, los; Friction, .Ovelando. ia.
| Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Mill
Song, Miss Anxious, 96; Oalxgrove, Toppy
Girl. 80; linda. 100; Knowledge. 102; Lid
| wilma, 1903; Airship, capitano, Black Art,
| les: Creel 109.
| Seventh race. mile. sellng-St. Sever,
| 101 Oddoletta, Royal Legend, 102; My
| Gem, The Laurel. Ed EARLY. 104; DIR.
Riley. Little Giant. 1os; Kenton. Albert
| Fir 107: BarkeImore, The Only Way,
loe.
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Saratoga Races.

New York, August s.--James R Keene's
Court Dress, the to 10 favorite, won
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Try the oawk for nalf.tone and line
Illustrations. Aas-Herstd euIIdira
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purse YUtVoU--
Brenda York, b M, by Meko
(Nucols) ,......,.,.......,..'..... l
Kelly, b &, (ChandreD .............. dis.
Elizabeth b +, (Cox) ............... dis.
Time, 2:10Da; 2:14; 213s4.
The Preparation, s-year-old trotters,
purse $1,000
Gaybingen, br c, by Bingen
(Brady) .........,..t...t....,..... 1
Ed Custer, CHI g. (chander) ........2 2
Quista, (, CNolan) ................ dis.
The Able and Daffodill started.
Time, 2:f5s4; 2:14 4-5: 2:1434.
The Liquid Veneer 2:04 pace, purse 5000
Estate. M by oratoro dang).. 3
Baron Grattan, b g. (Geers) ......S l
Maud Keswiok, b m, (Jame0 $3.50. 2
Nervoto, Charley Hay started.
Time 2:05k4; 2;04l4 2:07A.
The Lafayette hotel 2l6 trot, purse
5000
Nut Boy. b g, by Nut Pin NC
Henry .....,......sS. ..-..,'.......'
DR.. Chase CHI g. (Gahagan) ......2 .
Captain Bacon, b h, (Day)....,,,. 4
Imperial Allerton, Belle Isle, Czarina
Dawson Bow Catcher, India, Ann Direct,
Fashoda and Directness started.
Time 2:0914; 210; 2:i0sA,
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E. t. Shaw & Sons, Undertakes.

Green Undertaking Company.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
For Mis- Bnrks.

Miss Blanche and Mr., Jack Gilvin
entertained a number of friends Wed
nesday evening IN honor Of their
guest. Miss Frances Burks Of Fort
Worth. Each girl Of the party was
given drawing material 10 draw
the portrait OF the young man
With whom she had coma. The hoys
then We'd with each other in being
model ,oung men while their partner
did as well as they could with the
subjects at hand.
Miss Juauita Travis portrait OF
hOr model. Lindsey Nunn. won hrst
plata IN the exhibition and ia her
vas awarded the nrst prize, a hand
aoNs artists proof
Miss nImplp Gown presided at the
pinch hngl lqrlns tho evening To
Frd t'rir pnrinors ~" rofreshmontg,
the boys rnl girle drew numbered a.
'-tion sllra from se7aralc plates. NJ
following these directions through
sstoral changes an found ths.r ~.
roinled places. Refreshments ~
'oye ard ioos we're soryed and fayors
@oro hand raidtc1 name and dato
c-r4e out of,towu guests we're Miss
Ftanccs Burks, Fort Worth Nigel
Fly Dallas; Cherries Conrad, Topeka,
Kama.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Booze Did II.

Misplaced bo);c was the mover N
lamentable brawl on the station
platform ut CAlynr Tuesday after
noon. There was large crowd OF
Amarillo people, including many la
dies, on the platform waiting for the
evening train. a youlg man, whom
too many drinks had made reckless,
persisted in using language which
made him offensive to the bystanders.
one Of the baseball boys ordered him
to stop. He retorted with further
abuse and the baseball man punished
him with q few quick, straight-arm
jolis. In an instant the crowd
around there became a Asserting mess
OF men. but cooar heads prevailed
and the fighters were separated.
Through a misunderstanding the
fight came near being renewed a few
minutes later by the brother OF the
man who su.te 'ei in the first oncoun-
ter.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
WorI, on NIethodlst church.

From Fridays Daily Panhondlo)
McAlllster q Agee begun work yes
terday moving the old Methodist
church to It's temporary site, whore
Il will remain while the new building
is being erected, The ol dbuildng
viii be moved across the street from
It's present location
The general contractor for the new
building, II, w, Link Of Dallas, ar
rived from Dallas Tuesday and Is
ready to push the construction as
soon as the ground can be cleared,
The new buildins viii be Of st.
Louis bun colored brick with red
brick trimmings u Will cost $4,000
and will be one OF the finest houses
OF worship in the state, BY the
terms OF the contract, the building r.
to be ready for occupancy at the end
Of ak months. The contractor hopes
to complete the work IL four months,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Good Time for the Lcagucrs.

Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Felix
franklin were host and hostess TO .
Jolly crowd Of Epworth Leaguers at
their beautiful place on Amarillo
Creek The Lesguers In big dray
wagons upholstered with straw,
started for the creek At sunset. There
we're some fifty or sixty young peo-
pl In the crowd and no one doubted
who saw or heard them that the'
we're out for a good time and waie
having II,
AZ the Franklin place, the Leag-
uers ware given the righ'of.way.
Tables under the trees were soon Gov
cred With good thinsu from the BAG
ke.s In edition to tho baskets,
tho people in charse had provided
watormolone enough for 'cullpd
oprip mee''1'" The Learners showed
that they know how 10 aci uudor
ypcll circumstance and not aiH.
-,o watermelon from = fnr,nti
pcunder down escaped its intended
fate
Liehte among the tresE and moon
lltht alors the cyeek made tho srene
ligh,. Al l'ln honr tb' lcag1ers
returned rome, singing and LETTING
the echoes riYs as they came
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
/. Movcr.

]. I. Diess, \ former Denton county
man. reglstcrA ut The Elmhirst We'd
nesdaN by Wednesday aftednoon
he had invested several thousand dol
ladg ln Amarillo real estate and
Thursday morning he had a force of
carpenters at work erecting him q
residence. Mr., Diess purchased prop
erty from p. II. Seewald and is build
ing his resldenc north Of the Secwald
house on North Lincoln street
But this was only beginning for
Mr.. Diess. lie has ordered, and now
has on the way. 10000 feet Of lum-
Dor, which he will Immediately use
In extensive building operations in
Amqrliio
Mr.. Diess is a sbrewd business
man who has investigated many prop
osltions in the developing west, but
Amarillo suits him and he intends
to make It his home and place OF bus
mess.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Dohoncy Place Sold.

BY terms OF trade completed
Wednesday, r. l., Moss becomes the
owner Of the u. l.. Dohoney place ON
Fillmore street Tn lot fronts $50
feet on fillmore street, corner Of
Eleventh. The property is well i'm
proved, with windmill and storage
tanks, blue grass lawn and one Of the
finest growths OF fruit and other trees
in the city. The consideration in the
trade was $1,000. y. l., Dohonoy Is
already making preparation to build
further south on Polk street.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
ror lhelsi. Nirhnlns ami.

Mrs Belle Wilson gave one OF the
most charming entertainments OF the
summer Wednesday afternoon with
a porch party to tho ST. Nicholas Club
and guests, Sweet-poss furnished
the decoration scheme and fresh fra
grant lunches, sprays and clusters
OF these delicate flowers filled the
house and porch. Tables we're set for
forty-two and the guests drew beau
tiful hand-painted cards with sweet.
pea blossoms for their scoring. AT
the games Miss Floye Strohwig led
with tho highest score and received
handsome hand-painted plate OF tho
hostesss handiwork. Refreshments
of cake and ices in colors were
served, A large number were pres
ont including many out-of-town
guests,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
nIe rIME BON rME oLD MONS.
W. H. Plemous Camp Of Veterans
WIN Enjoy Campfire, Barbecue
and Celebration.

aud Celebration.
From Fridays Daily Panhandle)
This is the busy day for W b.
Plemous camp, IT, G, V. Today they
are completing arrangements for
their big time tonight and tomor-
row. Tonight tho Veterans, with
their families, will camp at the
franklin place on the Amarillo creek
and tomorrow they, and their friends,
will have a whole day OF feastlng,
speech making and jollifying.
Today the committee In charge is
busy getting together the necessary
equipment for the camp and haul
ms tents. seats. camp furniture and
oommlIary supplies TO the ground,
Tonight the comrades will tent on
the grounds and get together around
the campfire.
Tomorrow, they expect TO entertin
their friends Their host Felix
Franklin. has prepared to barbecue
beef and mutton for his guests, and
the visitors will spread out their
baskets in big picnic dinner. Tn
der the large tent, besides short
talks and routine business, Hon.
John w. veals will deliver an Rd-
dress In the morning and Governor
J. n, Browning, In the afternoon.
The Denver road has granted spe-
clal train service to the grounds,
so Amarillo people can easily reach
the celebration. The morning north
bound passenger will stop at the
grounds and the evening south-bound
will pick up passengers at the camp
for the return trip Tho picnic
grounds are only few yards from
the Denver track.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
HE LEFT IN HASTE.
While OFFICER Talks liver Phone, His
Man Takes Leg Bail.
(From Saturdays Daily Panhandle,

Man Takes Leg Bail.
(From Saturdays Daily Panhandle
Why he came to telephone ex-
change In company with an officer
and why he left so quick all by him.
self, has been the absorbing mys-
terry at the telephone exchange,
Last night, shortly before 10
O'Clock, four men came to the tole-
phone exchange In the Bank Of Com
merce building one of the men, who
was evidently an officer, asked for
long distance connection with The
sheriff at Canyon, The long distance
operator, Miss Parsons, heard the Of
fIcer tell the sheriff at Canyon he
had his man and that the man had
confessed, The officer then asked
the sheriff for further instructions.
Before IN further instruction"
had time 10 arrive the pisoner
brushed his companions aside ana
had started in long jumps for other
points. The prisoners two compan-
ions who stood at the door seemed
TO enjoy the situation great deal
more than the officer, who broke out
of the phone booth in a double ac-
ton hurry and started IN the same
direction the prisoner had taken,
When last seen by the telephone poo
pie the officer was leading the chase
by a neck and several lengths,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
work on the sIerr. ,lc Ia Cruz.

Tho new well drilling outfit az the
Sierra dc Ia Cruz mine in the Can
adam break, near Fields, has been
hard at work since II was put in op-
edation several days ago. This ma
chine VIII ~ usni .m putting down
prospect holes and locating the rich
est points In the drift.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
A Note Of Thanks.

We may never be able TO see each
and everyone OF you to express oul
deep gratitude for the many, many
acts Of kindness shown our dear Bes.
sic during the long, long months or
a bed Of affliction. Your remem
brance of her aided greatly in help,
ing 70 make her happy She would
often say, They never tire Of, OF
forget me, the seasons come and go
still I'm remembered. We sincere
ly thank all who in any manner
helped to cheer and brighten her life
either by visit, smile. handshake
looks, edibles, delicacies, flowers
music, etc, etc. Again and again We
thank you, and may God reward you
A. @. BoYCE,
ANNIE BoYCE.
WILL BoYCE,
KATHRINE BoYCE.
ALBERT BoYCE,
HENRY BOYCE,
OLLIE BOYCE,
LEON BOYCE,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04

Richard startled his mother one
day by asking How does II como
that Nod's papa is Mr. Artman
through the week and Jesus on sun
day?' "Why, Richard, he is always
Mr. Artman. lie isn't Jesus" yes,
10 Us. On Sundays We sing, Give
your pennies all TO Jesus, aud then
M Artman comes round and gets
ON"
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Cigar store Sold.

CFrom Fridays Daily Panhandlc)
The Amarillo Cigar store was sold
At Sheriff's sale this afternoon Ia
II. NJ, Mcdonald for S725 to satisfy
creditors holding accounts aggregal.
ing about 5000 more Mn MacDon.
aid will reopen the store and con-
tinue the business.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Omen House At New store.

tFron fridays Daily Panhandle)
Messrs, Hackworth & Warren are
putting the finishing touches TO their
store today getting II in readiness
for the big opening tomorrow. They
expect to play the part Of hosts to-
morrow and invite the public to be
their guests. An orchestra will dis
course music during the day and
the proprletors wish 10 give everyone
the glad hand" or course. they are
going to to sell goods too. but tomor-
row It's open house at the store.
and the main thing is getting ac-
quainttd,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
straycd or stolen.

Two horses about 16 hands high.
Each branded with an IN on
shoulder. One horse bay and one
brown. The brown horse has q
large wire cut on right fore foot.
viii pay for information leading
to their recovery.
Tiff MCKNIGHT BROS.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Dr.. AIbert J. Caldwell.

Specialist on diseases OF Eye, Ear.
Nose and Throat. ONCE rooms and
2 Eahlc building, corner 6th and
Polk. Hours, 5 TO IL a. m. 2 to 6
,. n. e
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
ma RnhY SHOW.

The greatest event Of the whole
gathering. in some peoples Judge
ment, was the show yesterday Of
Panhandle babies. BY terms Of the
contest, no child over one year Of
sEe was eligible 10 entry But under
that age there we're al sorts and
sexes Of babies, hoy babies, girl ba-
bles, blne-eyed babies, brovn-eyed,
yiIow-hsired, blaok.haired and red
haired babies Babies that chowed
their thumbs. md others who pre-
ferrsd their toes tor refreshment
Babies thet laughed End kicked srd
esmboled and made cpsn fun Of the
Judges
They see Fanblaiia babies and
their msmnat ard pansf 'ere there,
90 H. was no wonf" i4st q TOOK 10
Judge. lone lime 20 reTder 10.
eisIon sf'-r 4ne a1d orclons'd De.
liberation 80 ii'gos grN GU Nrs
MARY Camrlell ab6 'D- "a Elan
Harrell ese 80 49, af'r' t'f
boys 10 Wsliocr Nerre. lle son -
n. IS. and, 'irs Bnr' ~ b'inr To
Grace TIE ltlo dausNf"r ct Mr ani
Mrs " r. Redeem ito 'aSjrac I
The first prize IN tho shl'r cla1s Tho
judges greatly rssrcttsi thai ? frs
prize had not been prnparnd Tor yer>
Nah.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
Homo Exhibition.

In the exhibit building, the do
play attracted much attention. Lus.
.cious Panhandle peaches, grapes, APP
pies and pears proved the posSlbili-
ties OF fruit raising on tho plains.
Field products and garden vegetables
were shown that would have won
awards at any fair.
Especially attractive was the dis
play OF fancy work, Most OF the
work. in embroidery, Mexican drawn
work and lace was tho product of
tho ladies who exhibited II, But
some especially fine pieces Of work
from Mexico, Peru and othor places
wers loaned by tho owners for exhi-
hilton.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
a Remarkable Chicken.

A three legged rooster grown near
Canyon City excited much comment.
Come enthusiastic Canyon citizens al
legged that the extra drumstick was
only one step toward the perfection
Of strain which Is being developed
10 the wonderful climate near Cam
INA City and that, in short time,
poultry raisers in this favored cline
win leave off raising Anticipated sin
Gle action chickens and will begin
turning ont yellow legged ROSTERS
with four drumsticks. two wishbcnes
and without neck or wings except on
special order.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-04
THE REUNION CLOSES.
seventb Annual Meeting Of old Con-
federntes 81 Canyon City Is
Now History.

Canyon City. Aug. si.--Ths sew.
cath annual Confederate and West
Texas Cowboy reunion came TO a
successful close yesterday. The
crowds on the grounds we're not so
large a the day before but the peo-
pie Of the Panhandle we're still en-
ioyiEg Canyons hospitality.
Two Fine Addresses.
Hon. Clarence ouSleY editor Of
the Fort Worth Record delivered the
strongest address heard during the
reunion yesterday morning. lie Is a
practical man. keen and clear
thinker and has a direct forceful de-
livery. lie dealt. In sensible, logl-
cal manner. with the Issues now be-
fore the people OF the south.
Hon. Mr. Adams delivered an elo-
auent grafton TO the Veterans and
their friends in the afternoon.
old Confederates See the shows.
After the routine business Of the
gathering had been finished the "old
boys" in body. went tho rounds
and took In all the attractions on
the grounds. The proprlctors held
open house for them and the COM
rades enjoyed Il to the limit, They
rode the hobby horses, tho merry
eo-round while the band played
march time. They we're all boys
again together II was their show
and they we're out 20 enjoy Il.
The "broneho busting" yesterday
morning was the best during the re-
union.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-27
Announcement
To the people of Hand County.

10 UHe peOpic vi Eidiiu C0uHty.
hereby announce myself eandi-
for the, Office of Senator for Hand
county, subject to the will Of the re-
publican county convention. And, ia
order that there may be no miSunder-
standing in regard to my position up
onthe political issues which are being
discussed, at the present time, by the
people of South Dakota, / wish to
state that I heartily endorse the prin-
ciples enunciated in the platform
adopted by the Republican party at
the state convention, held at Sioux
Falls, June 5, 190a. And should i re-
ceiye the honor Of a nomination and
be elected to the office of Senator 1
will do all in my power to secure the
enactment of primary election law,
that will give every voter in this state
the right to cast a secret ballot for
thenominees for all public officials,
both Federal an state. And I will al
so;do ALI in my power to secure the
enactment of an anti-pass law that
will make it a misdemcanor for a
member Of the Legislature or other
public official to accept free transpor-
tation. from a railroad company, or
any other special privilege from pub
And in arier tnaL /