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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Dumb and Blind Institution. in charge
Of Mabel Hoover. one OF the teachers
from the institution at Raleigh. TINS
exhibit s one OF the dnest in the
building from an industrial stana-
point and covers a variety OF WORK
such as is not founl in the other eX-
hibits. 1t will surprise North Carr
inians to see VIA work is being tIri!-
ed out by Che nutes who are being ed
ucated fy the state.
the first OF these groups show the
first negro slaves brought 70 America,
three centuries ago. when he was AL
most q savage Ot~"~ f~s"'s r'sr-'
the plantation home life OF the negro
in slavery before the tlVIt war. .,I
their social fro.ies and amuSemeGts,
The rcgro is shown IN these groups as
lie advances from tho days 81 tho
Savacc slave fresh from the NVills OF
Africa. to tire polished man @Gd wo-
man OF education, who represented
the higher class cf tho negro race to-
day.
Many useful inventions y. negroes
were GlSpi&Ncu II 4nGtl.e! tart o. tn"
building, some Of them being article
Of great value TO humanity, and 4
American lvarships, made by hand,
shows the c~ra an1 p@tie~c" Whit n
negro cen axe IN artistic ana rcechl9-
icel work when inspire with ambition
t. achieve success.
a music booth IN this building con
tains many musical compositions of
special merit. thc WORK OF negroes.
Among these are some OF the most
popular scngs IT INC da-, HvhicN the
great masses # People who hear
them 60 not kaoW tn1t the compu-
sitiCns we're OF negroes. IN another
booth are the negro newspapers. many
Of them prosperous and up-to-date
rubIicat lions which speak well for the
progress Of their race. A book eX-
hibit showing the work Of the negro
in the field Of letters occupies another
interesting booth.
A large number Of school exhibits
are shown on both the upper and Il y
or floors Of the building. Prominent
among these ere the beautiful e.
hibits of the st. Francis de Scales
College at Rock Castle, Va. a CathJ,.c
negro Institution. where the girls re
instructed in homework. n~eedlework,
painting and music as well as in the
ordinary taxi oOk work. The Hamp-
ton Roads school has a splendid ex-
htbit including photographs of the
cooking and genera house work
school The Virginia Normal Indus
trial school, Of Petersburg, has a good
exhibit of its work as also has the
Norfolk Mission College and Howard
University Of Washington. =. {.
An attractive agricultural Exhibit
has been installed ny A L. NcIteth,
of Charleston, s. G.. The walls sur
rounding this exhibit are decorated
with characteristic pictures Of the ne
gro and his life from 1860 to 1907.
These pictures are made Of grain and
grasses, and are very skilfully execut-
ed, great care, patience and artistic
ability being displayed in the work
These are only a few Of the many
interesting things to be seen at the
Negro building. To the visitor at that
building will come many surprises a.
the wonderful progress made by tbs
| negro race since the old slavery days.
h better element Of the race is pro-
gressive and industrious and the
jamestown Exposition presents a
demonstration Of what is best in the
| negro race.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Cape Henry is the original landing
place in 1907. Visit it when at the Ex-
n%OSiti0n, held to commemorate the
coming of the settlers, Norfolk &
Southern Railway trains.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Tic fish Dinners ut Cape Henri
are arnous. Enjoy them while visit
ing tiic FxuosatIon. Norfolk and Sputit-
cru Railway trains cvcrS 30
Round trip tickets % cent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Cape Henry is the original landing
place in 100 Visit Il hen at the En-
position. held to commemorate the
coming of the settlers. Norfolk &
Southern Railway trains.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Get Il look at the immense ocean
and YOU can only see the real thing
with genuine surf at Virginia Beach
and Cape Henry.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

North Carolina Week. which Is
from August 18th 70 18th. will find
the largest attendance Of the year at
the jamestown Exposition. The esti-
mate of 5000 North Carolinians for
the week IS not too large, according to
those who are closest in ouch with
the situation. August 18th is Gov
errors Day. and this Will equal IN at
tendance the days when President
Roosevelt has been AT the Exposition.
Georcia Day attendance VIII be almost
doubled. There Hill be special rates
and special trains from ali North Car
olina points and the railroad carrying
capacity for the week IS over 100 .000-
Every North Carn.inian who can 60
should take advantage of this oppor-
tunity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

and YOU can only 500 the real thing
viii, genuine surf at Virginia Beach
and Cape Henry.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Tho If.a Dinners mt Cape Henry
are fauotI. IntoS them while Wait
ing the EXPOSITION. Norfolk and south
ern Railway trains every 30 minutes
Round trip tickets % cents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

and You cnl only $50 thc real ftiing
with genuine surf at Virginia Bach
and (nDe Henry.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

sal water for Sigor and health
Take IA beth In the farf AT Virgins
Beach and Cape Henri, You Viii vote
il fine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Cape Henry is The original landing
place in f60-. Visit II when at the r.
position. held TO commemorate he
corning of the settlers. Norfolk X
Southern Railway trains
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-01

Mr. Gardner came to ST. Louis twenty years ago. from
Tennessee very country boy He started make his
in life He decided to do thing we'll He made his
mind build buggies type of buggy large quantities;
sell for cash buggy dealers using the United States mail for
the travelling salesman and how we'll he has succeeded
matter of common history
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
NEARLY ALL PLEDGES
COVERED BY BILLS

Pierre, S. d.. Jan. 15.-The senate
completed its first day Of actual bus
mess by the Introduction of twenty
three bills n two joint resolutions. OF
this number five were bills affecting the
railroads.
Byrne introduced his anti-pass bill.
which is to test the metal OF the legis-
lators, also an a~nti-lobbyinR bill and
a reciprocal demurrage bill and another
affecting the liability Of common car
riers. Jenkins introduced his 2-cent
per mile interchangeable mileage bill
Dillon introduced the administrator
primary bill. Goodsell offered a uni.
form school text book bill. Vessev
proposed a bill regulating camnaipn
expenses. Cook introduced a bill nro.
hibiting corporations from contributine
funds as favors to candidates or noliti.
cal committees.
All of these are called reform mas
ures and all were introduced by repuh.
licans. the old time populists settin.
back and watching the championshin
OF some of their pet theories by soms
Of the foremost leaders Of the repuhiie
AN party. The house satisfie6 itsais
with fourteen bills and three resoiu.
lions similar in character to those IN
troduced In the senate. It 10 q matte
Of record that practically all piedses
" the state platform were covered bx
bills II the drSt routine session OF ths
Two bodies. 80"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
FROM NEBRASKA CAUGHT

Sioux Falls. $. D.. Jan. l7.-After
having eluded his pursuers for three
weeks. Dell Morrison. wanted in Ne
braska for horse stealing. has been cap
tured I'm Sioux Falls by Harry Hirsch.
deputy sheriff here. II Is said Morrison
served Il term in the Sioux Falls peii-
tettiary for IL similar offense.
The present charge is the theft of Il
team of horses and Il wagon from It
farmer near Wakefield. Neb.. selling tn.
property to John Hogan in Nebraska.
Sheriff G. IL. Hanson. of Dakota city.
Neb.. found that Morrison WAS headed
this way. Deputy Sheriff Hirsch ascer-
tanned that a man answering the de
scription had been seen in the city and
finally located his mar at the postoffice.
Morrison at first denied his identify
but later when he WAS informed he
would I'm any event be held until The
arrival of the Nebraska sheriff. weak
ened and admitted that he WAS III
man wanted
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
Work 0fll8LaWmakeTS
Proceeding. Of the Week in Brio! in
Both Houses of the South Dakota
Legislature. = = > = y

picrro, : T.. Jan 10 Chairman
Jenkins of the Scuitr railroad commit
tec today asked Tor a recall of TIM fel
low servant hili. huiriedly reporte,
yesterday. accompanying q rccomnen.
dation that il d" pass. and states tlla'
IL joint meeting ~ the senate and tn
house committees vii. be held at :
linn" when affected interests may APP
pear aud present their side of The CON
t.ntinn on all proposed railroad lcgis-
lation.
1T is admitted that the movement 70.
railroad legislation has been too hur-
ried and radical and anticipating Il re
action, the conservatives are counsel
ing moderation
Glass. of c~"cingtou, today proposed
his bin making a - per cent. reduction
OF foUr classes of freight and on al
express business. This hill Will nlso
bc held To await the council of III.
joint committee
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
STUART, NEW GOVERNOR,
HAS REFORM AS KEYNOTE

Harrisburg, Jan. E.-Edwin s. Stuart.
became governor of Pennsylvania today
succeeding Samuel w ~Pcnnypacker. IL
whose law office Stuart, when n boy de.
livered books. In his inaugural address h.
said:
The platform upon which l was clectst
promised many important reforms which
the people have been demanding for years
and which. In some instances. have be, n
pcrsistently denied them.
II gave my word TO the people Ina. I.
elected governor Of Pennsylvania I would
To the extent of my power. insist on the
fulhllment Of those promises. All the re.
form pledges In the platform shalt consu.
tute part OF the policy OF my udmlnistra
ton; and without n assumption Of die.
tnting legislative action. their early en.
actment' into laws Is urgently recon
mended."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
EIGHT-HOUR DAY is
DEMANDED BY OTHERS

Deadwood. S. d.. Jan. l6.-Demands
for the eight-hour day have been made
upon two companies in the Hills.
The Maitland and the Minnesota Mines
company. both lying in the Central City
district.
The Maitland is one of the large pro-
iucers of the country and is the prop
trty of Alexander Maitland. of Negau-
nee, Mich. while the Minnesota mines,
adjoining this property. is just build
ing u mill to treat its large ore de-
posits. The union set no date for
compliance with their demands. but will
probably allow Il reasonable space of
Time for the mine managers to consult
with the officers and owners.
The strike situation in the Bald
Mountain district remains the same,
none of the other companies having
fallen in line with the Reliance. which
fesumed work on January ) on the
pight-hOur basis.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
FOUR ARE HURT IN
SOUTH DAKOTA WRECK

ABERDEEN, S. D.. Jan. 16.-Four per-
sons were hurt. two seriously. in a
rear end collision at Bath, a few miles
EAST of here on the Milwaukee railroad.
shortly before I O'Clock Saturday even
ing. The injured are Mrs. Buxton
wife of the conductor: c. l.. Sorenson.
solicitor for the Minneapolis Tribune.
two travelling men. The two latter
escaped with slight bruises.
Train No. 63 was coming west in two
sections. The first had reached Bath
and was waiting for ride to proceed
when the second section crashed into
the rear. telescoped the caboose and
wrecked the mex car. All foul. injured
We're in the caboose.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

House Committees
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Michaels. White
more, Stokes. Larson. Foster, Ellermaii.
Trumbo, Hale.
Kleinsasser, Johnson of Clay. Smith o.
Marshall. Matteson, Van Osdel, Price Of
Sphinx.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Ewald. ElIer.
Jones, Shaw.
-Banks-Issenhuth. Be;belheimer. Joseph.
Van Osdel. Bratrud. Ewald. Otto. Pen
nington.. Carroll. G-ropengieser. Peters.
Capitol Build:ng-GropenEiescr. Shaw
Hebal. Lee. Carlcy. Kr.bs. Eastman.
Charitable lnstitut.ons-Fitch. Safer.
Price of Sphinx. Price of Yankton. Wolz-
muth. Quincy, Smith of Miner.
House Journal-Carley, Bcibelheimer.
See.
t'rease. Peterson of Lawrence, Woizmuth'
Weide, Otto.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Olson. Cable. Pet.
erson OF Lawrence, t,ngstrom. Ebbers-
viller, ~Brumbaugh.
Education-Kribs. Fitch. F~oncannon,
Gable. Carver. Beibclheimer, Groce. Ian.
um, Larson.
EnErossed Bills-Pamley. joseph. Ston.
err. Horribly. Ranum, Whittemore. link.
Federal Relations-Ewald. voiat, peter.
son of Lawrence. Rood, Heferman.
Food and Dairy-Olson of Clark. Groce.
Meyer, Simonson, Martin, Dingsor. GoY
Highways-Lee, Peterson OF Lawrcnce.
Brynjulson. Olson of Moody, Nelson, Hu..
miston, Hare.
Observation-Disclosures. woolcy. Bra.
trud, Pennington, Ov.att. Hopkins.
indian Affairs-Ellerman. Rood Soc
Sem. Humiston. Meyer. Quincy.
Irrigation and Drainage-Stokes, John.
son of Clay. Ranum, Hare, Van Osdel,
Insurance-Wooley. whittemore. Bra
trud. 1%ssenhuth. Shaw, kribs. Honkins.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
SENATE COMMITTEES.

are as follows:
SENATE COMMITTEES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WeIch: Tohin, Deer
ing Lothrop. Weaver. Cooley.
Appropriauons-Byrnc. LaNson, Good.
sell. Vessey. Hougen. Cook, Thomson oi
Turner. Sweeney. McCullen.
Charitable and Penal lns.,,n't"ns .
yer, Dillon, Laxson, Mundt. Smith 81
Brulc.
Cities and Municipal Corporatioms-
Scroggs. Lincoln, Goodner, Carpenter. fF-
ion, Mundt. Cooper.
Counties and Towns-Swoeney. nougcn.
poering. Wesley. Green of Deuel. Dan
Elections~fobin. Thomson of Turner,
Erion. Englesby, Whsle, Jenkins. Good
sell. Byrne, McCullen.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Clay. i.othrop
kruger, Merry: Lincoln. Hepperle, May.
Byrne. Dowdcll.
Engrossed and Enrolled B~ills.Cooper,
Egge, Weaver. Dowdell. Smith of McCook
Federal Observation-Disclosures. Egge,
Overholser. Greene. OF deuel.. Bell. Erion
Highways. Bridges and Ferries Hopper
lie. Johnson. Cooper. Thomson of Turner
Neutrality-suspicious.. Thompson of clay
Danforth. Whsle, Hougan, Green of Ham
observation-disclosures. Tobin, Goodsell. I.@N-
son. Johnson. Thomson of Turner. DOW
dell, Mundt. Cooley.
Observation-Disclosures. Thompson 81
Clay. Goodner. Bell. Greene. OF Deuel.
May. Cooley.
Irrisation-w:lsie. l1gge, overho.scr,
Sweeney. Dudley.
Judiciary-Dlllon: Jenkins. Cook. Rob
er,son. Goodner, Perkins, Tob.n. Weicil
Dudley.
Legislative Expenses-Bell. Scroggs
Cooper. Carpenter. Schl:tz.
Live stock-,Erion. johnson. WEIGH.
Mines al Mining Merry. Perkins,
Laxson. Lott "op. Doering, Sweeney. Bell.
Military Aifairs-Enslesby. Overholscr,
Scroggs. Green Of Iialnlin. schl,,z.
Public neutrality-suspicious.. Danforth. Lin
coin. Goodner. Carpenter. Smith of Brute,
Public Health-Danfor,h.. Robertson
Kruger, Sweeney, overholser, Dillon,
public Buildings-Green of Deuel.. Byrne.
Kruger, Dowdell smith OF McCook.
Hepperle. Robertson. Smith OF Brule.
Railroads-Cook. Greene Of Ham,in,
Jenkins. Burne. Hougan. Goodsell. Tohin.
McCullen. Mundt
sm RH%lss !, MsSacs jenkins, Cook. Dillon.
School and Public L.ands,,Hougan, En-
of Deuel.. Hepperle. Dowdell.
Senate Journal-Green OF Hamlin. kru-
ger. Cooley.
State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wesley. Cook.
Thompson OF clay, Smith Of McCook.
,Temperance-Johnson. Erion. Egge. En-
glesby., Wesley. Perkins. McCullen.
w Meseh0u Mer aad ar ch1a spas;ns- joSnsos.
Greene Of Hamlin. Smith OF Brule.
Ways and Means-Lincoln. Danforth.
Sci oggs. Robertson. Hepperle. Egge. May.
Cooley. Smith OF Brule.
,, espito u Buildings and Gronnds-Goodncr.
Legislative Apportionment Lothrop
chairman.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
MAN DIES FROM BEING
BITTEN BY A NEGRO

Deadwood. 5. d.. Jan. l7.-Patrici
Mullen died ut the hospital Yesterday
morning from the effect OF IL bite of
human being IN his hand a week ago.
which developed blood poison. Mullen.
who was employed in Rapid city. got
INTO an argument with two negroes
and one of them struck him. The,
cllnched and the negro managed to &c
his teeth in Mullen's hand so firmly
that The marshal was forced to use his
club to make him loosen his hold. Th.
hand became inf1amed and swollen an
two days later Mullen came to Dead
Wool and entered the hospital. The
sheriff and the states attorney yestcr-
day o his ante-mortem statemen
and the authorities are looking for Tin
negro. whose name is unknown.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
TRANScONTlNENTAL PUSH
OF WHEElBARROW FOR "ANnvr

Iankton. S. d.. Jan. 16.-Charles
Kelly. claiming New York as his resi-
dence. was in this CITY Saturdaw H.
was travelling afoot and :,
w~heelbarrow in front of him. Under
the name of Johnny Spike he is on his
way to San Francisco, to prove. al he
declares. for Andrew Carnegie. thai a
young man. willing to work. can make
his living anywhere. no matter how
numole IN life. Kelly buys and sells
Ola Junk on his way. and is to sell 81. 300
worth from September to July and
walk all the way from New York to
Frisco: in which last Carnegie. he
says will pay him $50. 900 as recon-
pense for his trouble. Kelly says 1t hard
work, but that as he is a poor news
paper seller in New York he is going
10 try ana win out AS he needs he
money
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
DOUGLAS COUNTY BABIES
ARE IS PER CENT RIJseiAN


5. D., IAN. 16.-Vital statis-
year ending December 81. 1906. show
of lS4 births. "a males and Sc females:
AZ deaths occurred. The n%ationalities
of the parents of new born babes is
about 50 per cent. Russian. sixty
marriage certificates were issued. Their
n~atlonaiities are as follows: Holland
Dutch. ~, English. /: Russian, 4; Ger
man, 10; American. IL: Norwegian ..
irish. 2; Indian halfbreed. 5. Numbe,
OF declarations to become citizens. 1s
under the old law, and ) under the new.
law. Final proof papers issued. 6. The
population of the county is now about
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

Apostolos Mawrogenis, the last of the
Greek champions of liberty of 1921. has
died at the age of ia. Mawrogenis was
OF the cruelty of the Turkish
government had to flee with his par
ents TO Italy, where he later studied
medicine. When the war of independ-
ence started he formed Il legion OF the
Greeks studying In Italy. and with it
served under the command of the great
kolokOtrom. He continued In the army
foS forty-fve years and retired as sur
KeOn general.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
FOREST CRY, SOUTH DANOrA

What Is the correct WAY to pronounce
the name OF that vehicle, the 'hroug-
ham, Up in Scotland. where the
original Lord Hrougham came from. the
name WIS pronounced ~"Broocham'
(wlth the 800 rs In book" and the
'ch' az IN "loeh'). and also "Broofam'
and "Brooham' COO a little longerl.
III London society made 1t "BToo-am
or 'I,room' Goo as long as on.
pleasesl. and The vehicle was
broom. Elderly people still say
few make it "broo-am," but "broaIn''
Is commonly preferred by the educated
among the younger generation. The
ono really vulgar pronunciation Is
"brOmc"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

A small watering place in Austria.
named Eichwald, a boast OF possess
ing q remarkable church. 1t was first
built by IN Italian architect at Venice
ut the expense Of Prince Carlos Clary-
Aldringen. who Is a great admirer OF
italian architecture. When II was fin
iehed the church was taken to pieces
and packed in thousands OF numbered
cases for transportation to Eichwald.
At that place It was eventually rebuilt
and then made over to its inhabitants
MS Il gift from the prince.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

Judge Addison. Il we'll known jurist of
London. recently retired. was in the
habit of indulging in the oldest obser-
vations while trying cases. On one DC,
casion opposing lawyers were wrang-
ling over the question. when Toes am
egg become stale?" The judge. who
had vivid recollections of a close cleo
ton contest in which he figured. de-
clared h a the real test OF an eggs
~staleness was the it became
mt for use at a contested election.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
SOUTH DAKOTA D
is TRYING YOUNG DYEF

st. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 17.-Tho trial o
David =. Dyer. jr.. suspended teller o
h. United States sub-treasury
charged with the e~mbezzlement of sci
zoo OF government funds. was begu.
foday in the United States distric
nHrt before Judge John u. Carlin. o
5ot.t.. Dakota. sitting for Judge Finke.
.urE. Who disqualified himself.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

When The caretaker at n travelling
menagerie recently exhibiting at STRAIT
ford. England, went to heat the water
in Il tank under the cage Of a boa
constructor one morning the reptile was
missing. After two hours search they
found 1t snugly resting In II cinemato-
graph box. Attempts to induce 1t to
return to its proper quarters were re-
scented, but the creature responded
readily to h woman snake charmer.
its keeper. During Its wanderings the
big reptile swallowed a cat.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

There are three women on the pen
sion rolls of the government who are
daughters Of revolutionary soldiers.
They are Rhoda Augusta Thompson. of
Woodbury.. Conn.,: Phoebe NJ. Palmeter.
of Tallette. N. Y. "a eighty-five
years old, and Mrs. Sarah c. Hurlbutt.
of Little Marsh. Penn, eighty eight
years old. The widows of soldiers of
h war OF 1912 who draw pensions
from the government, number 900.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
REV. CHARLES NJ. SHELDON
TO TALK AT YANkTON

Yankton. :. D.. Jan. i1.-Rev. Charles
Nj. Sheldon. of Topeka. kas.. the world
famous author OF In His steps Il re
ligious work of fiction. will lecture at
the Congregational church In Yankton.
Thursday evening. January Il, on the
subject christian Socialism, The pro-
ceeds will be devoted To The Young
Mems Christian association of Yank-
ton college.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
NEW AND rAooART
LIVE ON 9AME ArReer

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. H.-yanuary
: Capitol avenue. In this city. bece0e
b political center Of the Unfted
States. Captain Harry g.. New. ncisN.
Dor and friend Of Thomas TasEart. -.
came acting chairman OF the requisites
=. Cortelyou. rasigned. TagKart. the
0cmocratic national chairman, i've At
70 North Capitol avenue and New Mves
II loo..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

Bachelor girl Is said to be dis
placing "old maid" in current speech.
Ben Johnson used the word bachelor
to mean II single woman. In the old
French "bachelette' meant Il youn9
and pretty girl, especially If she had Il
lover. Etymology has nothing to say
against a feminine bachelor" since.
the word seems to be the late Latin
"baccalarius," a farm servant, or moro
literally. Il cow herd (bacca or vacca.
meaning cow. and "baccalarius' had
u feminine "baccalaria.'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

In a little town in Scotland the grave.
digger had been induced to give up hia
habit Of hard drinking and sign he
pledge. At a public meeting he gave
his experience. Il never thocht to tell
'ye." he said. that for a whole month
= avn touched a drap of anything.
! saved enough to buy me a Draw oak
coffin VT brass handles and brass
lnals-and II I'm a te%etotaler for anithcr
month ! shall be wantin' it,"