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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03
Pittsburgh's Apportionment

EVEN this latter statement does not present
L. the case exactly; for, while only infinitesimal
portions Of New York Virginia. North Caro-
Ina, South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama. and
Texas lie IN the Valley, large slice of Penn
Sylvania-the region around Pittsburgh, which
IS growing at a phenomenal rate and whose
actual and potential wealth staggerS the
imagination--is in the Valley and bound TO it
closely by the ties OF commerce. constantly
growing stronger, and for every essential pur-
pose Texas Is an integral part of the Valley
Oklahoma will soon have five Representatives
IN Congress, and in Justice should have eight
Add 10 the last statement OF the Valley
strength IN Representatives and population
all of Texas and oklahoma, together with one
fourth Of Pennsylvania and it makes the Val
ley's increase IN population relatively much
greater-0nCe more illustrating the truth Of
Bishop Berkeley's famous line" Westward
the course of Empire takes its way"
That Joseph G. Cannon Uncle Joe will
be elected Speaker of the House in the Sixtieth
Congress, II he lives. IS among the Certainties
OF the future. That Congress expires March l.
1900 Between that date and March ;, 1901.
are twcnty-fouT Congresses To fill the speak
ershlp IN thcn-thc second most powerful office
IN our governmental system Valley men
Counting Uncle Joe as already eected) have
been elected for thirteen terms. Schuyler Col
fax Of Indiana, three, Michael {. Kerr of In
diana, one; J. Warren keiicr of Ohio, one:
John Griffin Carlisle OF Kentucky. three; David
Bremner Henderson of Iowa, two, Joseph q.
Cannon of Illinois. three-while non-VaIlev
men have been elected for eleven terms.
GaiuSha \ Grow, of Pennsylvania. one; lanes
Gillespie Blaine of Maine three: Samuel lack
son Randall OF Pennsylvania, two: Thomas
Bracket Reed OF Maine, three; and Charles
Frederick Crisp OF Georgia two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03
WHEN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RULES THE NATION
Continued from page 4

American possessions and cut them up into
States, or unless Texas should avail herse "
the extraordinary privilege of dividing he- IF
the treaty and resolution of annexation. ~
prediction Is that she Will never % divide he-
self State pride is too strong, and the Tex
who would advocate such a proposition Won
run the risk of being mObbed- Who can blara
that magnificent and mammoth comrnonwealtr
fo- her pride in herself and her faith in her
destiny?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03
Began to Feel Their Oats

IN 1924, at the close of The Era Of GOOD
Il Feeling" the Valley States began politically
to feel their oats, 70 borrow a strong horsy
phrase, and made their initial effort 10 achieve
national supremacy by running two candidate
for the presidency, Andrew Jackson of Tenues-
see and Henry Clay of Kentucky, who were
destined to keep the country in turmoil fa-
a quarter of a century with their rival amt,
tions and personal animOsities. Old CapuIet
and Old Montague did not hate each other
more cordially than did The Great Com
moner" and The Iron Soldier OF the Hermit.
age" and this personal hatred OF these master.
ful Valley men constituted the line of de1aa-.l-
ton between political parties in the United
States for a score OF Years, just as certainly ts
Frederick the Great IN the Seven Years rs .-
brought the French and Russian armies about
his ears by his sarcastic mOts about the Czarina
and Madam POmpadOur- IL VIII be rernem-
bered that the presidential fight IN 1872. was
quadrangular performance. John Quincy Adj
ans of Massachusetts, and William Henry
Crawford of Georgia being the other two com
petitOrs. Really 1t was a sectional contest
rather than political for all four claimed To
be of the same political faith. II was the
Southwest IN general and the Mississippi Val
ley in particular, against the rest of the coun-
try; for let it not be forgotten IN this connec-
tion that q portion of Georgia hes within the
MISSiSSlDpl Valley.
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tamento disparando seis tiros cons
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jaula muy grave. ! - 9Ifp ~
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copiosa lluvia de azufre. s~2 aas3
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tamente amarillas. .~f.l n
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-~Un violento temporal d.
aqua y viento, acompafiado De i4e
numerables descargas eleet.icas, h&
azotado toda la regir6f Note an
Estado Texas el rs de mayo alf
timo. 400 : ts
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personas,.-y Sc cree que sed adn
mayor el n1mero de las victimas.
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rn5chos edifcios Sc han defrum4
bado. st N
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los criadores de ganado son ex.
traordinarias, por ser muy hume.
rosas las reses muertas a4causa del
temporal.
Ell Presidente Roosevelt, acom-
pahado por sus secretaries, Root,
Loeb, Rixey, Garfield y, Wilson,
estuvo Ell 28 de mayo en- Cantor
con objeto de asistir al ehtierro d,
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sabsr "que~Renan habfa muertq
Pregunt6le q un Cafdenal; --hlSe
confes6?O
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por1 11oS esl5ffa daS alless ,propu-
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~ aatintos que atauan directamente
libatfad del eshaefcio, sin produ-
sir btfeAaos resultadosy 1e ha trafdo
= eitosy ataques, gastos y perdidas
bljsaddolOo 10 desstir de SUI en-
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DESDE uUMACl
- Ajds
FallecimientO del
de paz don Franc
CO Lopez Cepers
4ta.l iismn a Srf
ESTAClON De ANEMlA
Buen contlngente de enfer.
mos. -Falta un empleado. !
Nuevos masones. =

n Juuio, 4. Aver, y tras penosa.
ehfermedad, entreg6 su ALMA al
Todopoderoso el que en- vida fue
don Francisco Lopez Cepero Mater.
juez de paz de esta ciudad, hacia
seis aRos, Esta ha sido una per-
dida muy sentida en- esta poblaci6u,
dadasfa las simpatfas de que goza la
distinguida familia del que va no
existe. Al entierro asistio bastau,.
te concurrencia y despidio el duelo
en- .frases sentidas don Tomas Ca
rreras. Sirvan estas lineas de pc
same a sus familiares. &
j l.-Durante La sernana del veinte
siete de mayo al prlmero de JUNO,
han ingresado en- la estaci6n de la
Anemia, ciento diez y siete enfer-
mos. Han sido asistidos durante ia
setnana, noveciertos ochenta y uno;
Sc haidado de alta a setenta y cua;
tto, ylfalleci6 uno. I
,5 Dado el mucho trabajo que hay
EN- la Estaci6n de Anemia en- esta
ciudad, el doctor Vidal pedira I'm
empieado mas en- el nuevo presu-
puesto. Hemos yisto que los en-
pleados de estas o6cinas no dan
abasto al trabajo diario que hay que
hacer, pues es immense el contini
genie de anemicos que acude 4 esta
o6cina para someterse al tratamien.
En- la semana pasada hicie-
ron su iniciaci6n en- la Logia rEs-
trella de OrienteS, de esta poblaci6ni
nuestros distinguidos amigos don
Rafael .MasIy don Tomas Torres
GhalIIFBiG E6sia Va 'prosFean-
do cada dia mas, dada la buena
directiya que 1igs estos, talleres.
uar3OG 4 CoRREsPoNsAIIO 0
% x0T o -T---I- T77J
Esabsr "que RenAn habfa muertq
1pregunt6le q un Cafdenal; --slSe
confes6h
IL No,O repuso el Cardenal.
ADfos sea loado,-exclam6 q
Ponti6ce.-ello pruebao que Renai
era sincere y su sinceridad lie SAL
varaS '~''
] IS 9nilj2s yirtg aisro.y.-s
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

1. CAPITAL STOCK.
Amount of capital paid up
In cash
(a) Amount of ledger assets
Gas per balance) December
31st of previous year....... Al
III. INCOME.
Total premium income.... So
(c) Consideration for supple
mentary contracts not in
volving life contingencies.
Total interest and rents... 2
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
. Concluded from first page.

Concluded from first page.
Mrs. Congdon visited the county
seat Tuesday.
Mel. McGinnis has moved into
III. G. Lafferty's three story
residence.
We understand that Ed. Sutton
is cutting his second crop of
alfalfa this season.
j. f.. Warner and sons left on
Tuesday for Big Stone lake to
spend three or four days fishing.
The Indian Agent is advertising
for bids for furnishing him with
1900 brick and 1900 feet No.
ceiling. Bids to be opened not
later than Saturday, Aug. 10.
Roy Gates went down to Dick
Dunn's, IL miles, last Friday,
with Ed. Edwards, horse buyer,
and returned with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn, also Dicks rowboat. The
next day Dick and his wife went
home in said rowboat, which
shows that his 20 odd years still
sits on him as lightly as of yorc.
Louie f Wingledorff was a
transient here last Saturday, on
his way from Fort Meade to his
home at 1920 Riverside ave-,
Bismark N. D. He wore the
uniform of a U. S. cavalryman
having just finished Il three wear
enlistment In Uncle Sam's service.
He said he was after a larger
salary now.
The Office force took a day off
yesterday and went to the Il. N.
picnic at Neighhor Mrs, c. Rosa's
which included the regular meet
ing of the camp. AS we have not
yet recovered from our "fullpess''
we are unable to give u fitting re-
port of the occasion this week.
Also a number of other items are
crowded out.
The agent Of the international
Harvester Go. located at Lebeau,
with the general agent of the
company, were here on a visit the
other day. They stated that the
M&StL Ry were pushing right on
from Hoven TO the river, and that
the terminus at Lebeau was to
have six sidetracks each a milo
long. The track is scheduled to
reach Lebeau BY Sept, 1.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
~Strayed--$25 Reward.

Strayed about a year ago, one
black Mare IL years old at this
date, branded j. connected, on
shoulder, and = on thigh. Deliv-
er to VIM. NICHOLS.
at Cheyenne Agency, SD
July ), 1907.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
AGENCY BUDGET.

hULINS1 OOUOkI
Special Correspondence.
All of the warehouses are being
Overhaulcd.
The telephone line is within a
couple miles of Whitehorse.
The millet crop at the school
has Just been cut and shows up
fine.
DR.. Dricsbach and wife return
ed from their trip up to the
Ute camp.
Supt. +. ID. Mossman returned
from his vacation. He has been
home on a visit to his parents.
Harry +. G. Woods has resign
ed as Chief of Police and been
appointed to fill the position of
boss mechanic.
Messrs. II. f. c. Woods and
JAS. Crowfcathcr have commence
ed working on the new coal shed.
near the pump house.
Fred Shoulder has been sworn
in as n policeman. He is the
youngest member on the list. lie
says ''tokxa malilakte To-"
Mr.. Herald Limpsila came in
from Cherry Greek after freight.
He reports that the people in that
country are busy putting up hay.
Mr. Dennis Buck has taken
charge of the police force. Dennis
has been or the force for several
years and is competent to fill the
position.
We are informed that Barney
Traversie is making preparations
to erect a hotel at Whitehorse.
Some of the lumber for it is now
on the ground.
Supt. Leavengood is here from
Pierre to help inspect the bulls
which r expected to arrive We'd
Desday evening at Gettysburg,
and be here next day.
MI. John Red Owl, the shoe and
harness man at the Indian school,
left for home Saturday, where he
expects to spend most of his vaca-
ton, attending to business.
Miss Buzzard left Monday
morning for Ridgeway Mo. to
visit her sister for a few DAYS. On
her return she will be transferred
to the Indian school at Pierre.
Mr.. Bazille Claymore Sr. was
here on business and left for home
Sunday. He expects to sell all of
his stock and put the s'lajan." in
his pocket, where it will be safer
than letting the cattle run out like
coyotes.
Mr.. H. Jones, disciplinarian of
the Agency Boarding school. has
Just returned from his vacation.
He spent much of his time in
travelling and visiting some of the
big cities, New York, Chicago.
Washington D. G. and the Fair at
jamestown, Va.
Your correspondent overheard
some of the Indian EMPLOYEES
talking and they said that the
purpose of the twelve councillors
meeting here some time soon
would be to ask the government to
issue out the balance of the cattle
which are left over, to families
who are capable of getting some
benefit out of them. There are
about 200 left over.
Mr.. J. D. Turner, representing
Haskell Institute, is here after
children. He expects to stay a
while and try to get about %
pupils from this reservation.
Haskell is one of tho best Indian
schools in the U. S. and we hope
that Mr.. Turner will make a sue.
cess in getting the number of
pupils he wants. We often hear
teachers tell the pupils in other
schools. they want to make a
white man out Of Indian boys:''
but Haskell tries to make good
Indians out Of pupils that go there.
CANPAwAkpA WIxugcALA-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
REGULAR SESSION
Of Board Of County Commissioners
Potter County.

(COntinucd from lust issue.)
July Sth, 1900. All met as per
adj ournmcnt. The assessment on
buildings was lowered as follows:
1l7-14
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

After examination of petition
filed asking that assessment of
Iowa SUSIE gasoline launch,
assessed at Forest City. which is
owned by Chamberlain Invest
ment Co. of Brule county, he
stricken from the assessment rolls,
same was allowed, for reason
that said company showed that
said boat was assessed i'm Brule
county.
Personal property assessment
vas changed as follows:
Atlas Elevator Co.. Lebanon,
raised from $4,000 to $4,000.
Or motion Board adjourned till
900 u. m. July IL, 1907.
TO he c0ntinuedl
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

into fNf66 y. ho.seii q cos N H.S a. SsSs
Advertising BuFean( NJ SpFuce SeI 49, 49,.
wing coutastsmay b nAade Tor In IN ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
ANNUAL STATEMENT,

ANNUAL Sr:ATEMEcNT,
For the Year Ending December 81.
A. ID. 1900.
OF the condition and affairs OF the
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Organized under the laws of the State OF
Ohio, made to the Insurance Depart
ment of the State of South Dakota,
pursuant to the laws thereof. Presi-
dent, Jesse r. Clark. Secretary, John
d.. Sage. Incorporated, 1867. Com
menced business. 1867. Home office, 353
West Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

The assessment on buildings of
Il L Warne 117-76 was raised 100
per cent.
Assessment of lands were chang
ed as follows:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

On motion board adjourned till
l.3O p. m.
1870 p. M.-All met as per add
jOurnment. Assessment on build
ings was lowered as follows:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

NE 33 G15 to 600
Sc 81 675 to GOO
On motion Board adjourned till
900 Il. M. July 10, 1907.
July 1O.-All met as per add
journment. Assessment on land
was changed as follows:
Description Lowcrd from
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

Entered as second class matter at the Postoilice
at Forest City, 5. ID.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

On motion Board adjourned
till 900 Am. July 9th, 1907.
July 9th. All met as per adjourn
mcnt. Work of equalization was
taken up and the following changes
in assessment made.
Assessment on buildings was
lowered as follows:
Twp. Name of Per cent
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
s179,5OO.O0
4.245.Oo
5.2la.oo
10000
36.5GO.4
$4,000
or SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department OF Insurance.

Gompany's Certificate of Authorize :
Whereas, The Union Central La In.
surance Company. a corporation l n1ea an
t ,7ta o oaaer the laws o. Otto. has filed in
its condition and business for the YEAR
e,n'AHs pecember III. 19NH. conformabie To-
the requirements of the laws ~ thi.
tate. regulating the business OF insur-
Whereas, the said COMPANY has a,ed :,
e eh.s sr,'cs w,, : a asr;,a ss,tihse copy Of its
compliance with The requirement. ~
tns insurance law Aforesaid:
Now, therefore. I, O, 8. Basford. Com
sn,sh n Of Insurance of the state OF
o oS Dakota. pursuant to the provisions
ot Said laws; do hereby certify thai the
s sooye named company Is fully empo I'VE
transact its appropriate business ~ i, 20
insurance ss in this state. according to the
cember. A. D. 1901. N"S y De-
y testimony whereof. 1 have ~hereunto
this Siat day Of March. A. d. 1907.
SSeai.) o. 8. BASFORD.
Commissioner OF In.SrSnc>
BY I. A. Schubert. Chief cierk.