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RAILROADS.
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N. B.-Following schedule figures published only
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200 am.-Danuille and way stations.
sS:05 notwithstanding and way stations.
$500 a.m-Sleepers and coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining car.
s11:0O a.m.-Seepers and coaches to Columbia,
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t4:0l p.m.-Harrisonburg and way stations.
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stations.
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Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist sleeper to
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$3.50 pm.-Sleepers and coaches to Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta. Dining
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and BRISTOL to Chattanooga. Memphis and New
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:i:oo p.m.-New York and New Orleans Ltd.
and New Orleans. Club and observation cars.
Dining
Note: daily; I week days.
Through trains from, the south arrive Weshington
1885, S:45 and 9:05 an. $780, 6:25. 6:45. 1880
and IL 40 pm. daily. Local trains from Harrison
burg, 1925 pm. week days and $50 pm. daily;
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Frequent trains to and from Bluemont.
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PALMISTRY

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FOR MEDICINAL WIISKEY.
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
IT IS GOOD BYE, uTES."
Uncle Sam Offers Them Good
Quarters at Rapid City.

Col. Downs left the first of
the week for Thunder Butte agaln
to try to induce the rest of the
Ctcs to 60 to Rapid City. to camp
on 1000 acres of land adjoining
the Indian boarding school there.
He will offer them wages of $l.7a
and three square meals per day.
The Government now considers
their lease of the two townships
from the Sioux as terminated. the
articles of agreement providing
among other things that the l'tcs
should live up to the rules and
regulations provided for the
Sioux. This the Utcs have VIC
lated in two respects. viz: refusing
to work and to send portion of
their children to government
boarding schools.
Mcssrs. Dagenet, supervisor of
Indian labor, and Sup't House, of
the Rapid City school, were to
meet the Colonel at Thunder Butte
to arrange the details of the
transfer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
MINOR MENTION.

Father Vogel was over to call on
friends Saturday.
Our merchants have opened up
the first invoice of their holiday
goods.
Ladies' Fleeced Union Suits
40c.
j. I. Whitlock.
Henry Jcnncrman went over to
the Agency to do some work for
Father Vogel.
Ralph Herrick of Gettysburg
was in with couple hogs and
chickens and turkeys.
Landlord Smith started three
nen from Gettysburg to saving
cordwood for him Tuesday.
The local lodges will elect off
GERS at their next meetings pro
vided there is enough members
present to make quorum.
Claude Joscclvn took some
views of the new waterworks tank
at the Agency, and OF the ferry
boat.
Messrs. Booth. Doss and Boidt,
and Misses Maggie Kula and
Nellie Clark were down to the
party given by Mr.. Pawclski last
Friday night.
Pete Claymore was in town
and took home with him two
wagon loads of supplies. which he
purchased at the popular store of
j. T. Whitlock.
Gale Rosa was up Yesterday
and purchased j. Kluth's sawmill.
Mr.. Rosa says he is gong to saw
his stove wood the rest of his life
by horse power.
Mrs. Congdon and daughter
Miss Marie left for llougbton
Brown co. to pay Mrs. C's mother
visit previous to her departure
for California to spend the winter.
Mrs. Carrigan left on Monday
for Pierre to sell her books. Cap
tured by the Indians" Alex.
LaPlant took her overland to
Laurel, where she Will take the
stage.
Chas. Brown. Matador fence
rider, after spending a week here.
left for camp last Saturday tax
ing with him two fine bloodcd
grayhound pups and dozen live
chickens.
Children's Flceccd Underwear
15c to 25c. j. +. Whitlock.
Messrs. John Michael one of the
wealthy farmer of our adjoining
township. and his ncphcws Thos.
e. and Mike Ellcfso.. from .Niros
qua, Wis. gave us pleasant call
Monday. The latter are out on a
short visit.
Boys Black Duck Coats, Lined.
1o-l4 years, G5c
j. T. Whitlock.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
SPECIAL SESSION
OF Board of County Commissioners
Potter County.
Gettysburg. S. ID. Nov. .. 1907
("onthanca h'om msi issue.

if'''' N''' N'l dS lolIOWS.
Ernest Alortcnson, wolf bonn
" - - s 90
Frank ONcill. same So. ! 90
OlvIil NonWald. same .. 1 90
Colby Reed. juror day. 3 90
Frank French. bailiif dav.. , 90
George ilonck. juror ] day and
mileage , 80
Frank Graf, same ~ , 30
GEORGE Ludow.sy. same. 3 day,
and mileage .. . 10
f.d Osborn. saline, day and mil
cage . 3 10
\ ID sandell, same. 3 days and
mileage . 10
Hugh Hanna. same. - . 10
{ q hrlcg, same. day and mil
ra9e '......-.. , 10
> J. Bacon, same 3 10
Herman Rund. same. 3 10
Johd F'rick. same, 8 days and
mileage - 10
II { Dillon. same, S DAYS and
mllcagc % 90
Ray Rosa, same, | day and nile
age 1 10
VIM Mas. same, 4 days and
mileage l3 60
John Artz, same, days and mile
age Z so
Frank Jost. same, day and mile
Clarence Stewart, same 10 DAYS
and mileage 80 30
+. H. Chandler. same. | dav and
mileage 10
Henry Shaw. same. = DAYS and
mil. ! 90
Chas Taft, same. day and
mil 3 90
Clof Anderson. same. day and
mileage ; so
John Campbell. same. day and
mileage > 10
Harry Lennon. same. day and
mileage 4 So
Joseph Adler. same. day and
mileage /, 90
l. L kreSS. same. :, 40
John Mcdonald. same. ) 20
Andrew Edmumds, same. . days
and mileage / %
John I Laverv. witness fees and
mileage. Wci> case i 20
Pat l.avery. same. Huber case 40
Tin Schoup, witness. day, and
NIL 30
I II Latimer. sapc. 8 days and
mil ) lD
Pat Lavery. same. days and
mil. (Wcis case / 20.
Frank Rogers. witness. . day
and mil. I 20
Continued on last page
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Myers Gray Duck coats
Blanket Lined SI25.
J. +. Whi;lock.

Miss Sexton was in town last
Friday on her way to White
Earth Agency. MIMI. where Size
wifi h1f"'ff'' position OF heat
matron at the Agency boarding
school. She has been mere for
some seven years. as Matron. and
made many friends who regret to
see her leave.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

Mrs Levengood, wife of tho
Supt. of the Pierre Indian school.
with two other employees of the
school, came in Tuesday evening
enroute to Cheyenne Agency.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
AGENCY BUDGET

.A'til'lI ldtlSIiN Is WORKING Tor
his father at his livery barn.
Giles 'lapetuIa went out to
Thunder Butte with Col. Downs.
Frank Smith i, turning the
pilot wheel of the fcrryboat oc.
ca,icnally.
The new tank for the water
works is completed. lis capacity
is $4,000 gallons.
Rev. Ashley left for trip ont
on the reservation last week. to
be gone till Dee. md.
Will Darn left for Dicl,
l-arahcc~ last Saturday. where he
expects TO spend thc winter.
Two OF the soldiers are DOING.
carpenter work on the new add
ton, TO the boarding school.
Ladies' Heavy l'Iccccd lalcr-
ware iec Sizes > and g.
j. T. Whitock.
The infantry cave an hour )
practice drill at thc school ON
W cdncsday for the benefit of the
scholars
III. c. l.atTcrty is hauling LOGS
to Inc sawmill. With the lumber
TO be made from them he wlll
erect 24X3D residence i'm the
vicinity of his barn.
The roof is being pat ON III. G..
Latlerty's new livery barn. He
has two of the soldier BOYS as his
carpenters. The boar,!, are com
inc from the Agency sawm.ll.
The clerks at the Agent 5 Office
arc engaged at making up the
property roll for Col. Downs to
relinquish the office of Indian
Agent to his successor, MIR. c. W.
Rastall. who already been sworn
in and installed.
Several teams are engaged al
lcvcling up the land on he east
side of the road to thc river. 1t
was formerly occupied bv Mc,sls.
Ludlow. Warner and Laiicr,y for
their stables The Indian Agent
will put it INTO crop next year
Will .Jouc. y,,o las L,on !,
toned onnosi,o lfv,r n',.,,.,'
mont s,oc,. in.noot,, ,,l ~,
collector was dawn NInnaa, .,l 49,"
inlormc1 uo ,b.t hn IN, ,',,'. ''", ,
of a lob and would rc,irr ~ ,,
.)lotn.n, NO ,I;,nanls.a ".
the trail.
II pair Mems Black Wool
!. lah.s-"aist, - o5-s o-35--.o-l2 at
ol'-'
>. t. W lt!ock.
Bert NJ. .Jcwctt and j. l.. Hall
were in town Tno.,},v IN ,o,,,a,,
clski and lef1 for peS No;nos on
business They are new h,r,n
steaders in Jl71o. hayjna Glcd -
few months auo on land aiinininu
Mr; l;,la. ramelshh iney nave started
put on several more ',', valnahln I'''' inn -
proycments. AIR. p. Lg, a half
section, on which he has recently
completed a iinc two story resi-
dcnce.
-.'
c. w. Hurt zen and jean Coon
&c Go,t..l,,,.. ,,.,,.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

department OF insurance.
1ompanys $ certiloaie OF Authority.
Whereas. he Cosmopolitan Fire Insur-
ance Company. corporation organized
lind"r the laws IF New York has filed
IN this Office sworn statement, exhibit
ins It's condition and business for the
Year ending Dec 81. i.ie, conformsnie
- the requirements of the lswe of TINS
state r.guiating the business Of insur-
ance. and.
Whereas. The said compar~ has filed
N TINS "fice a dun cortined cop, OF us
charter. with certificate Of organizatior
IN compliance with the requirements or
the insurance Law aforesaid.
Now. therefore. ]. o 5. Basfori. Com
missioner of Insurance Of tho State Of
south Dakota. pursuant t. the PROVISIONS
~ said law. do hereby certify that the
atoNe named company IS fully empower
- through Its authnrlzed agents. to
transact It's appropriate business SS'i fire
Insurance IN this state. acc ording 10 the
laH thereof. until the 3lst day Of Deem
hcr \. j.. 1907
In testimony whereof have hereunto
sot my hand and ofioial seal at Pierre.
th'a oath Gay OF May \. p. 1907
tSeal) o. s. BASFORD
Commissioner Of Insurance
Ev T. a. Schubert Chief Clerk
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1908 Almanac

Is ready for delivery and excels all
former editions in beauty and value.
The cover is beautiful design in colors.
the entire book is full of fine half tones.
astronomical engravinss and interesting
matter. 1t contains the Hicks weather
forecasts complete for the whole year,
IS cents, on News-Stanps 80 cents.
Word and Works, the Rev. Irl R. Hicks
fine monthly magazine, contains all his
weather forecasts from month to month
together with vast amount of the best
family reading. The price is 81. a year
tion. Address. Word and Works Pub
fishing Co.. 220l Locust Street, st. Louis.
Missouri Write for rate on almanacs in
quantities. Agents Wanted.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

c. W. Hurt zen anu jean Coon
of Gettysburg were over 10 make
Forest City Their first visit. They
have recently invested in farms
south of Gettysburg. coming
from Red Wing. Mimi. slr. II
is temporarily occupying Il. D.
Warmers resilence in Geltys-
burg.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

The Misses Jordeth went to
Lebanon yesterday afternoon to
spend Thanksgiving with home
folks. Mrs. McGinnis finished the
DAYS term for Miss True.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

Myers Full Blanket and Lined
Ulsters-S2.OO.
---. -. J-.E Mhitlock.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
ANIMAL STATEMENT
For the icnr Ending December aIst.
:. ~. IDO6.
OF the condition and affairs Of tho
COSMOPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
~. sTATEME>r

New York. made 10 the Insurance De-
partmen' of the state of South Dakota
pursuant To the laws thereof Presi-
don't Deceased Secretary. William
ood. lnoorporatcd May ~ 1906
COMMENCED business June . ,occ
York city. y Y.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
ROope.
Special to tie Ne70S.

Special to tie Ne70S.
Riding mules is the order of the day.
Johnny Layne said that there was
girl at North Birmingham who would
take me to raise. l am sorry to say
that it is a long ways to walk to get
there and have got one now that just
suits my eye.
l wonder if Johnny Layne got that
letter that Miss Ethel Nelson wrote
him last week. She is worrying about
an answer.
That brown-eyed girl at Dunlap ism
it now. There is another brown eyed
girl down here that Just suits my eye.
All Of Daffron folks have got the
measles and the old man said he would
have to use a barrel Of whiskey to get
them well.
Old Etna has about gone to the bad.
would like to hear from Cleve At
kins once more.
John Layne said if he was at RoOpe
he would help the boys rob the cradle.
| wish he was here now and he would
have to watch me or I would be his
brother-in-law.
John Layne, you had better come
back to ROope. Someone said you
could beat these boys time now. |
wonder if you are going to answer her
letter.
Miss Matte Layne is the best look
9ng girl on the mountain. l am plum
struck on her. John Layne, you had
better come back to Roope and watch
me. Peaches and Cream
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
Cole City, Ga.
Special to tie Meas.

Special to tie We70S.
This is a good place to live There
are plenty of ticks and chiggars out
here and also plenty of fieas. | don t
get away from the house enough to
know what is going on.
1t has been raining here for a few
days. Gardens don't look like we
would have much to eat out here. The
Lord blessed everybody last year with
such things as they needed but there
were not many who thanked Him for
blessing them.
We are not thankful enough for what
the Lord gives us. Let us all strive
to do better in the future than we have
in the past, for we don't know how
soon we will be called to leave this
earth to soar to worlds unknown. Our
Lord is good and true to everybody.
He is calling us one by one. We will
all have to go sooner or later. If we
miss heaven we will miss it all. Hea-
ven is home prepared for all that will
try to gain the victory.
Mrs. Mary Box died Thursday of
last week of measles. Our loss is her
gain for she was good woman, and
we hope to meet her in Glory, where
there will be no more paintings and no
more goodbyes. Would say to the hus-
band and children, weep not for her
for she is at rest. Let us all try to
live so when we can lay down this life
that we can 90 where our loved ones
are at rest. L. j. B.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
TATESvlLLE.

Special 10 tie Meas.
AS have been requested to give the
news this week | will write few
lines
I went to the postotfice Saturday
and took dinner with Waterman. "
Miss Essie Ransom also took dinner
there.
Two men went hunting Saturday
morning and one of them said he ran
through the creek. He claimed that
there was something in front he was
after. l guess that old SOW was after
him.
1t seems that hunting is the go out
here at present. T. B. Mosley was
seen bringing in two turkeys few
days ago. They say they are fine this
year.
Ask R. J. White where he took din
ner and had turkey and see him grin.
Tom eagle is doing well with his job.
| went down to see him the other day
He worked one hour and made 81. 80
and | dug % cents worth of star root
while he was at work.
j. l.. White plOwed one day, so |
was told, and said he had his land
turned for his crop.
The News is only 40 cents. Let's all
read it.
l was at the store the other day and
k"Old Hoot, was as bare footed as a
rabbit.
j. L, White made his regular trip to
Dunlap Saturday,
TO q. w. White: l want one of
those photographs when you have them
taken for Gold Wave" came through
here and got the entire crop.
Ye writer and Cal Tate dug star root
Saturday and got>13 lbs.
CLUMSY Bob, Il did live in the hol-
low near the bridge across the gulley
with grapes around my house.
Can any one tell me where A. B.
Levan is?
Ye writer likes to read the good old
pieces from everybody.
Tommie Henson, | would like to
know where you areY
would like to know where Bill
Massey is, but | don't want any beans
nor cucumbers.
Tell Uncle John King to come again.
Ye writer enjoys reading his writing
Thos. Herd, of Chattanooga, was over
/ SO1lb udNh dSO. lIC % y > Iudt hC ioNCf
broiled meat and cold bread.
Walter Brewer is still hanging hi,
hat at the same station.
Listen for the wedding bells to ring
soon.
Ye writer has almost lost the use OF
his left arm.
Bennett Tate brought his dry hide,
to the mountain Friday. Old Blue
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
EbeneZer.

Special TO tie NO70S.
Going to meeting is the order of the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Crutchfeld.
Leonard Hancock made his regular
call at Nell Webb's Sunday.
Walter Hancock came up the road
Sunday trying to look over his collar.
AS well as l can guess it was about
two feet above his head.
saw Pearl Webb out looking. l
guess she was looki ng for that fellow
in the tree.
heard Green McCollum say that all
the girls were such fools about him
that they had got to looking in the
trees for him.
Come on, blue Bell, am here
yet The older | get the sweeter l
grow.
Come on, "Wild Bill, " and tell me
who that girl was that threw tie dish
water on Green McCOllum.
Willard Hinch passed here Sunday
John Crutchfield, John Myers and
John Lusk were at John Crutchfield's
Sunday.
Ask Alice Saylor who she was look
ing out the window at Sunday.
Everybody and his wife went to
meeting Sunday.
Bill McColum passed here Sunday.
Tom Turner passed here Sunday
Alfred Hancock and Arich Amis
are going to run the dinkey engine at
the lock and dam.
Bill Bates passed here Sunday.
Pearl Webb looked sad Sunday.
Guess she didn't see her fellow.
Albert Cook passed here Sunday.
Mabel Kelly looked pleased Sunday.
Jim Privet and John Underwood Wis
tied the lock and dam.
China Turner and three sisters were
in town shopping Saturday.
Bill Spangler was in town shopping
Saturday.
Bob Rice passed here Sunday.
Jim Hoge made flying trip to Jas
per Monday.
Win Bennett passed here Monday.
Mrs. O'Neal died April 90. She
leaves a husband and seven children
and many friends to mourn her loss.
Red Bird
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-05-02
LOOney's Greek.

Sbef1aE 10 Ec Ne1OS.
People here are very badly behind
with their crops..on account of the wet
weather. There was preaching here
Sunday by Rev. Scott and also a t
Hickory Grove-Sunday afternoon.
Henry Pickett ands.Misses Josie, Cal
lie and Mat Griffith visited Julius
Pickett and wife Sunday.
Pleas French gave the young folks a
party Saturday night. All report a
nice time.
Squire Johnson, from Jasper was
up at E. j. Barber's one day last week
to try law suit between Barber and
Jim Ridge and had a closely contested
trial J. T. Raulston represented
Ridge and Attorneys Morrison and
White represented Barber. The court
rendered decision in favor of Ridge
Tom Defur visited Jim Thomas
Sunday.
Robert Pickett visited Brit Thomas
Sunday.
Ye writer heard certain fellow say
that Callie Griffith just suited him.
George Brock still hangs his hat on
Thomas Graham S gate post.
Charlie Powell says he would like to
go to Dock Griffith to court.
Miss Mary Defur visited her grand
father one day last week.
Mile and Esther Pickett went to
Whitwell shopping Saturday.
Henry Pickett says that he is going
to marry certain girl.
Lottie Defur says Bob Griffith is a
dandy,
Willie Ridge is hanging his hat on
Bud Van Hoosier's fence.
Ye writer heard a certain girl say
Jimmie Williams was the prettiest fell
low she ever saw.
G, W. White says that he has got
several pears and some peaches yet,
but he can't fill his orders as he had
| 80 bushels of peaches sold.
J. FL. Barker, who got hurt some
time ago, is able to be out again.
Lee Smith is hanging his hat on Will
Brooks muley cows horn.
Miss Joey Griffith was out riding
with her best fellow Sunday.
jim Rickett and Miss Lee Mosgrove
were out buggy riding Sunday.
If you want to see Byron Pickett
smile just ask him who wore his watch
| Sunday.
Leonard VanHooser and Miss Grace
Briton were out walking Sunday.
| Bob Griffith said he would like to be
agent for Dofetchit's Love Powders.
Jimmy Williams went to see his girl
Sunday, and never got back until
Monday.
Charlie Powell and his sister Mandy,
visited their grandfather, W. H. Pow
ell, Sunday.
Ye writer heard that there was some
trouble at Red Hill Sunday, but failed
to learn the details.
Miss Lilly Powell looked sad Sunday.
Subscribe for the Old Reliable.
| Bill BObo.