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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-10-24
Locals.

home from Minneapolis this
week.
Fred Greene expects to
move into his new house
this week.
There has been no in
crease in the price of coal in
this town.
Dan Hershman is walking
with crutches as the result
Of fall from a horse.
G. L. Q strander and fam
1ly will move to the house
vacated by Fred Greene.
VIM. Stevens and family
will m owe to the cottage va
Gated by Q. L. Ostrander.
James Walsh and Ter
renee Burns we're in town
from the south one day last
week.
Presbyterian services here
next Sunday morning at
1870 and at st. Lawrence
at 1880.
Mrs. Butterfeld and chill
~dren are expected home
this week from their visit in
the Black Hills.
d. Whitcomb found a
pocketbook containing mon
ey. Owner can have same
by identifying it.
ORA Robinson and bride
have returned from their
wedding trip and are settled
I'm the house adjoining the
electric plant.
w m. Butler has bought
out Art Palmer's milk bus
mess and will move to the
'Greeves farm, Mr.. Palmer
and family intending to
move to California.
Dozens of large boxes Of
fruit and shade trees have
been received here during
the last few days, and taken
away by farmers and others.
This is a healthy sign.
Ed Dunn was at Aberdeen
Saturday and when the
snowfall had got to the
eight inch mark he hustled
back to Miller 60 enjoy the
climate that never scares a
man in October.
Pleasant Valley hall meet
ing will be held at the Byrd
Gilbert schoolhouse on the
evening of November 3. All
stockholders are requested
to be present, and all others
interested. BY order OF the
trustees.
A two-inch rain, fell here,
Friday and Saturday. 1t
was snow farther north.
From Aberdeen west, from
a foot to four feet of snow
fell, delaying trains and
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
Friend OF Mine or Friend OF my Own,
Which.

This is sentence which is used
ambiguously or may be used, and
the best grammarians shun it.
Mine has a peculiar meaning or
it may have. We are not author.
ity on language, but we are in
clined to be opposed to mine
used in the first person and the
singular number, as a possessive
word. HE is friend of mine
may mean a friend of my friend,
and not a friend of the speaker.
For instance: John Jones is a
friend of mine,' may be constru-
ed. that Jones is friend of Fred
Holmes, who is my friend, and
yet John Jones may be an enemy
to me. "Mine' is not a good
word to express in the first
person, and in law or technical
argument could be very detri-
mental. Let US hear from the
Juniors and seniors on this
question of grammar.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
Editor Nichols OF Jacksonville.

The editor of The Jackson
vile, Ill, daily Journal, a rich
bachelor. is q noble specimen of
humanity, whose good deeds will
not be inferred with his bones.'
but will live after hint has
been the custom of this noble
sage for many years, to gather
together 400 or more poor school
children and take them, gratui-
ously, to various cities and show
them the splendor there to be
seen. The children are of both
races and range from years to
IA. Last Monday he came to
Springfield to show these tender
hearts our city-his regiment"
was about 5 hundred strong and
was marched to the State house
via CapJol Av.. These children
will ever remember thee, hoary
old seer, in ages yet to come,
And thy name shall ever live.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

Gambling and incompetence
are sapping the vitals of the
young Negro. Some of our
most promising young men, you
have the capacity to be useful
factors in the community if they
would only devote themselves to
a legitimate calling, are fritter-.
ing away precious time and en-
ergy shooting craps, Playing po'
ker and picking the ponies, and
some actually depend for liveli
hood upon these precarious
games of chance, where the odds
are 100 to l in favor of the pro-
fessional sharks who operate the
trap, which they set daily to
catch suckers. Cant our young
men get their eyes open to the
painful fact that they cannot win
out against the ''bookies' and
professional touts who have the
game ''cinched' from the begin
ming. The Freeman.
This is sound doctrine and
should be given credence.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
THE FORUM

son, pierces the bones, and is like
an electric stroke. Mr.. Fortune
shows Howell what anarchism
is and says that he, (Fortnne) is
not afra d to say what he thiks,
North or South, and AYERS that
if the Anglo Saxon editor doubts
his word, he will go to Atlanta
whenever business calls him, and
will not fear the arrogant editor
or his co-adjutars.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10


We agree with B. j. Davis of
the Atlanta Independent, that, to
settle the race question perma-
nently or temporarily, you must
endeavor to create or hold the
friendship of the South, no sane
man will dispute that. But the
question is: The white South
must accord the Negro a fair
deal and his political aud civil
rights before the law The ag
reement must be mutual mo COM
promise for color or previous
condition of servitude. This old
talk of mo outside interference
from the North,'' is bosh.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

Now that neg 70 democrats have
stood by the white democrats and
have elected their entire ticket,
let us see if J. A. Hall will put
a colored man in the County
treasurer's Office, Werner at the
Jail, and the other successful
candidates Go their duty and re-
pay the colored people with 9th
er than janitor jous. 1t the Ne.
gro.vote had gone solid republi
Cali, nearly every candidate on
that ticket would have been ell
ected. 1t is up to them now to
show up.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

What is the matter with neg
roes in Washington. D, c.? From
the tone Of The Bee, they are
not progressing nor are they en-
terprising in the Capital of the
United States, with population
of 950O0 The Bee is pessimis
tic and radical and not to be re-
lied on in the entirety.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

Just because everything we
say or do does not suit some par
ticular individual, he does not
care to take paper. We are not
concerned about such a person
we edit the paper according to
our views and not others. The
paper will run without you.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
Saturday November 10. 1906

Tlllman S argument on the race
question concerning passports is
all foolishness-if we were not
reared up in the Sunday school,
we would say he is fool with
the word mad spelled backward
and used as an adjective modify
ing fool.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

t Thomas Fortunes reply to
Clark Howell, editor OF the At
lanta. Ca, Constitution, one of
the leading dailies in the Sonth,
is strong as iron as Fred Doug
las would say. Mr.. Fortune has
words that. when flung at a per-
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

The Ladies Sunlight Social
Club will tender banquet to
their many friends at the ELK
Cafe, Wednesday evening Nov
IA Elaborate menu.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

When you want copy OF the
Forum, The Freeman or the Ne
gro magazines, drop IN at Inc
Keystone, 12l So. 4th st.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

Laxity on the part of the Re-
publican. county committee, is
cause of the party's defeat in this
county.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

This is sound doctrine and
should be given credence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
MANCHESTER CENTER

Judge Nunson il 81 hone today.
RudolI.h fipIbig Of Nss YORK 10 vie
lilng frsepds In toun.
Mu Eugene Andres uho has beef
visiiins IN Arllrgion has returned.
Mrs George Lsgene rho has bcer
visiting friends In Aihsuy aud iiensse
lssr has rrigrnrd.
Ell Collins Of south Londonderry
uas In ioun rcccbtly calling on friends.
lie vas on his way 20 Albsny.
The house furniture and farming
utensils belonging % Mrs William
Chamberlain ucrc sold At auction re.
Gently.
Mrs W n Roberts recently gave a
tea IN honor Of her mother Mrs J &
Roberts oi Rutland. Those present
report \ very pleasant time.
Rev II ID u MacNcii who has been In
Rutherford, n. j., returned Saturday.
Mrs MacNeil II better but will remain
In Rutherford few weeks longer.
The Center card club was recently
at tie pleasant home OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Randall. The
spacious rooms we're thrown open and
q cordial welcome was given all.
Twenty-seven members Of the Center
club responded 10 tho invitation and
report one OF the most enjoyable meet
ings Of the season. Six prizes we're
awarded, three TO the gentlemen and
three 10 the ladies. Al II o'clock
dainty refreshments we're served. The
rooms we're lighted in yc old fashioned
way with many candles. IL was an
evening Of pleasure long 10 he remem.
bered
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
ARLINGTON

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psfu Saturday stsnlns Ia George
CooietEs on Water street
Nrs Alice oesn vho has hssn tisii
Ia hsf trnlhrf, Thofnas iiissins iefi
FRIDAY Zoe North ADAMS,
Nsn MorrisseJ and ismlly ~ NoFth
Bsnningion spent Sunday 81 he form.
sf's sister. Nrs Thomas Hisgins
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
HOOSICK

Mrs Myrtle Underhill is on the sick
list.
Mrs Green is seriously i'll. DR.
Clark attends.
Marvin S Brat will move into his
new tenement April LIST.
DR. G f Brown and family leave next
week for Jacksonville, Fla,
Albert Thurber has taken the Mark
Reynolds farm for another year.
Deputy Sheriff Myers who has been
on the sick list is improving slowly.
John Mosely has his new grist mill
completed and is running 1t by an
electric motor.
Misses Myrtle and Lydia Chase
Petersburgh spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs 7 Fl Sullivan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

200 pairs lace, muslin. bobine,. cable ne,
and Cluny lace curtains, from soc ~.
Odd curtains at half price.
SO pairs porticn from 1918 60 SO. 90,
worth one dollar pair more.
% couch covers. soc 90 81 90 each
80 rugs, all sizes, including room sizes. at
prices away down.
1000 rolls wall papers from Sc 10 75c
80 rolls new mattings from Ice TO 33c
only good qualities left.
Linoleums and floor oil cloths nj special
low prices.
Utility or shirt waist boxes from S1.gS
Hassocks, round or oblong, in velvet, 45c
You'll miss some startling hosiery bar
gains IL You don't attend this sale.
500 doz. ladies' wool, cotton and Isle hose
from a.
100 doz. children's cotton and isl, hose.
from So
$50 ladies' and children's underwear at
great reductions.
80 ladies and children's 81 umbrellas, Soc
Hamburgs, laces, dress trimmings included
in our reductions.
Muslin underwear, every style below cost
10 doc. ladies' fannelette night robes.
45c
5 doz. childrep's Aannelette dresses, I5c
were Soc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
NORTH WHITE CREEK, N. Y.

Yrs Evin Rose is under the doctors
care.
No school in District No II as it Is
Institute week.
Mrs James Bennett and son we're in
Shushan recently.
J Ellis Bailey and friend of North
Bennington was home over Sunday.
Miss Mary Austin of Ash Grove
spent part of last week with Mrs
Frank Qla.
John LeBarron's milk team ran
away Saturday. No damage was done
but the cans were strewn along the
road.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
Our Stock of furs at Half Price

10 doz. mems colored shirts, were so and
75c, only 10c
IS doz. mems spring needle shirts and
drawers, union suits, to be sold at
prices that will make quick sale.
Clearance sale of women's, misses, hill.
dren's and youths shoes at positive
reductions. Every pair of shoes is
new. It's the weather man who is
responsible for these reductions.
$3.50 Ziegler pat. colt Butcher, 1915
400 Dorothy Dodd and Ziegler Bro. s
college cut boots, patent and gun
metal leather and vici kid, very swell
$685.
$50 Dorothy Dodd vici kid patent tip,
button or lace, swell $2.S5
2.75 special patent colt Butcher, vici kid
and calf, college cut, $2.15
$50 special, light and heavy soJes, 1.S9
200 special, light and heavy soles, 1.45
Boys and girls legglns, 43c
SLIPS boys and girls shoes, Csc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

Every
time This INC Time when effort pa, forward turning merchandise
DOWN
the clearing will much would
Of ue the sale with
Read this usi carefully like money
values n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
Good Morning,
Mr.. Barber. have you used Gold
Dust?
No. they are both pretty we'll
used up this morning.

Too tad. because We are looking for .omc
ourselves again to-day. u Bates All hos little
of Il We merchants are Hctiing these days.
Hut NtN .cum.asHOss anyway. 30 VIC VIII ty a
twoycar old adv. In the Banner and Offer fer
thing. AZ zoe on the dollar. Perhaps We can
rals- little dust Of some Kind. Y only tin.
You know about that ''iiennington Sow
enlf"g The finest book 81 iis Mind you ever
saw You are right. and u viii be a cod day
when any one else again risks 5000 on work
Of that character After they are al sold they
will be worth something 10 the man who owns
one Well we are going 10 sell them for one
week only NJ soc. Folks need not expect 10
get them for less than 73c alter that Time,
either.
Burnt Novelties. Of which we have a good
variety. worth pc. will move nj Toe, and 10
prove 20 our Dutch friend, Mr.. sBurke, that
things do actually move IN our Stationery
Department we will sell that new Souvenir
wr ting Paper, worth aQc, at 2Dc per box. Each
sheet Is stamped with q half-ton engraving Of
either the Soldiers Home, Catamount Mont
ment, Catholic Church. Roa Ing Branch, or
Graded school.
All PARTS of the house free.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
Just the Best Time In all the Year
For Cottons.

a. IN. Is IN, SO In. 80 10. "a. ~. 90
co,iens 10 hlsaehsd an unhlsashed
al ssle piioss.
Bleaehed frui, II the loon Co,ioa, Sc in..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

20 Iisoos Il all wool black nrsss goods.
all nsw wsaVss. zoe up
$50 pieces d al wool ooloFed aTcss goods,
all nsw Wcayes. 23c np
IS piroes fancy wais, silk. from 35e
IS pieces silk Bolisnns. J3c
80 pi-ors plaids from lie
~ pieces fancy white good. icr waists.
IOc yard
Is pieces aBe flannel wais,ings tfc
IS waist patterns lTo,a
t5c zach. IN borcs
% picces satin brOadclo,h.. CSC yard
AL drrss linings =, reduced prices
No one " u he happier than the woman
who take advantage Il this sale.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

Cure the cough and save their life.
DR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds down to the very
verge of consumption.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

wa >. 10 u.s sniss'ss r,"y rssss1.S
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts
sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr
Thomas Electric Oil. AT any drug
store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-22
Many Stakes For
 Territorial Fair

Twelve sl 900 stake races, two for each day oi the territorial fair in No vemher, were agreed on at meetin, today of Commissioners B A. Packard and T K. lock, Speed Commission CT Shirley Chris'y and Superintend- ent c. L. Clark, both being present.
 On account of the decision reached by the National Racing Association there will be no yearling races. The purses for the and 3-yesr-old races four in number, ~ill be $250 added money. In addition there will be tour races. each with a purse oi $500.
 The twelve stakes are made up by three from Phoenix, three from Bis bee, and one each from Flagstaff Tombstone, Prescott, Globe, Douglas and Tucson. The big races will bt the free-for all trot and free-ior all pace. Entries for the stake races will close on October i.
 In all, twenty races have beer agreed upon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-22
Douglas Earthquake
 Was Serious

The earthquake at Douglas, a few days since, was more serious than at first supposed, judging by the follow ing from the Dispatch.
 "The east of the general office build ing at the Copper Queen smelter was badly shaken by the earthquake Mon- day morning. and as result large timbers are being placed around that section for the buildings support. This work of reinforcement was found to be necessary yesterday and wss at once begun. Several cracks not less rhan tw" inches in width appeared in that part of the structure just after the quake.
 "Three years ago when a enid was killed by an explosion at the smelfer, several big cracks appeared, and these were dangerously increased by Mon days quake. It seems this building is susceptible to shocks
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-22
From Wednesdays Daily.

A camping party composed of Chas. Raey, Jack Stevenson, Joe Mitchell, Jas. Davis, w. G. Buchanan and Ollie Simpson left this morning for the Chiricahna mountains, where they will spend several weeks in the vicinity of Rustlers Park, where there is excel lent hunting The party will be join- d at Jacklin's Ranch by Leonard Alverson, who vii as act as guide in those mountains.
 The board of supervisors left this morning for Benson, accompanied by verdi other county officials, wLere hey go to inspect the proposed bridge ,ite. Among those who accompanied he board were Clerk Howe, Treasurer iaines, Assessor O'Reilly and Deputy Murray. The party was met at Fair bank by County Surveyor McNei-h.
 Before the board adjourned E R. Pi tie of Douglas was appointed terri torial fair commissioner vice w K. Adamson resigned.
 No action was taken on the fte bills of the precinct officers of Bisbee and Douglas for the last quarter, action being deferred until after final de- cision shall have been made in the cases now pending in the courts.
 Tbe board of equali,ati n ordered the assessor to put on the rolls the following: Douglas Ice Co.,, ice plant, 8 900 and electric light plant S 00o; E. A. Tovres X Co.,, Douglas, cold storage plant $ %; Tovrea X Moss nan building $l,O00. The board will meet again on Friday
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-22
CeIestiaIs Puzzle
 Tombstone Officers

Last evening while Chief of Police
 ravin and Constable Kelly were com ing up the railroad track. near the Blinn lumber yard, from a tour of reconnaissance, they noticed a small light ahead of them, just in the rear of the lumber yard. Upon investigs- ton they found that the light came from four Chinese "punk-sticks" that had been stuck in a pan of dirt. Be- tween the "punks" was q green stick eeveral inches long upon which vas placed the head of a freshly killed chicken. In the can were several other chicken heads, . handful of rice and six Chinese coins.
 The officers are at loss to under stand for what purpose the hoodoo was placed there, whether it was to signal $ contraband Chink making his way into the country, or whether it was remnant of religious ceremonial taken from the sepulchre of 8 de- missed celestial. While Chief Bravin retains the six coins he will not con- sider himself entirely broke.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-22
Board Equalizing
 Recent Assessments

The board of equalization has in structed the a sessor to raise the as sessment of the Boquillas Land & Cattle Co. the sum of SIS, 5,S996l on the value of the land included in the boundaries of the grant. Mir. Street, general manager of the company, ap- peared before the board in opposition to the proposed raise, but the board could not see the matter in the light ne nut 1t and the raise was allowed to stand.
 In the matter of the San Ignacio del Babocomari grant the board be ,ieved that the land had been put in too high, and ordered tue valuation reduced Sl6,7i3, 8, that on the land grants the board will reduce the fig ures turned in by As essor B. J O'Reilly over sl,000.
 Attorney Hartman of Tucson ap peared before the board in regard tC the assessment of Norton & Stewart of Wi cox, and asked that their as sessment of s3,500 on lots in Willco, be reduced.
 The valuation of the Dos Cabeza: Gold Mining Cos property was re duced from slp,0O0 to 5000.
 The assessor was instructed to sdS to the assessment of W H McKittricl ten miles of wire fence at a valuation of $40 per mile.
 As result of the placing of the 99 year Bisbee leases on the rolls, an, some additional patented land, ther will be added little over $l00.0O0 t the original amour; of the assessmen rolls.
 The board will adjourn on Friday a board of equalization and will mee again on August 20 to lis,en to thos who have had their assessments raised snd who will have been notified of tn raIses by the clerk in tine meantime.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-22
Cochise County
 in the Lead

A Phoenix paper of recent date contains the quarterly report of Sheriff Walker of that county for the quarter ending July lst, and states that the amount collected during that time from gambling and other licenses was $5,305 In co parison with the re- port of Sheriff Hunt for the same period there is a difference in favor of Cochise of $9,066s5, Sheriff Hunts collections for the three months were s5S52 S5; S4, ,73S and S3, 7S1, respective iy for April, May and June, making c total $l437l0O, the month of April alone exceeding that of the whole quarter of Maricopa county.