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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-11
BUSINESS WANTS.

SOFT CREAM CANDY At KAEMPT's, Ito N
Sinh Street.
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WANTED, five young white MEN: steady work,
rood wsges. RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS,
Richmond Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

u a d.
yACATION.-IN AME-
v Liza CIRCUIT COURT, CLERK S
OFFICE, JULY 0, 1908:
w. p, iler.,'.,.s,.-..' ilaln,l'i,
Chas. u IIskridgc.,,..... Defendant,
Thc object Of this suit is to recover the
sum Of 5000. claimed 70 be due 10 w. D.,
Miller by Chas D EskridGc for commits
sions On sale of timber made by said
Miller for said iIskridsc under, contract;
and 10 attach the property OF the said
Railway Company,
An affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant, Cnas, D. Eslridge, y
n nonresident Of the state of Virginia, 1t
is ordered that the said defendant APP
rear here within fifteen days after due
publication OF this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. go
Tcstc, r. ~ N.9ittMAN, Clerk'
southall & IIardaway, p. q
July 1l-1aw-it
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL.
CHARLES E. COPE.
II IL1aN l1V 1iO FIT
Ocean City, Maryland.

NOW opES. Many newly furnished rooms.
single and on suite with bath. Venetian doors
10 every bedroom. Excellent cuisine and service;
table aud rooms. Fine golf links, tennis, fish
ing sailing, aud cunning Music. Finest bath
ing beach on Atlantic coast.
Lots for sale aud cottages for rent, For
booklet rates etc, address WALTER BURTON,
Mgr Atlantic Hotel, occnll City, Md.
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THE REGuLAR ANNllA,.I,. EXAMINATION or
aPplSas g., TN saSs ca cE optI SSson in
o t,rESo on V i5th ana 18Th instant for White
and on ilb aud lsls instant , for .eol9goa me
exercises 10 commence ~ oeiofk A. NJ, on
saSn % '''3 JOHN Il, RUSSELL. supt. sss,
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ESCAPE THE HEAT TOMORROW

Go on the '"rRILBY" excursion to Nor
folk, Ocean View Cape Henry and Vir-
ginia Beach, SLIGO round trip TO Norfolk
Hen and Virginia Beach, Virginia
Reacn is the only resort in Virginia
where you can take "a DIP IN TIE
OCEAN" Special Fast Vestibuled Train
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

tnftrs tand garden flowers and horses and
milking COW; good wages to the right phrty.
Apply to Mr.. COOKE. 1l07 East Main.
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WANTED, half grown BOY and GIRL. Apply
TO Or. MILLER. Barton Heights.
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WAITED.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS to try US. TAYLOR
AND TAYLOR PRINTING CO., z South Ninth.
Richmond, Va
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tho Associated Press wires. will be posted
as soon as received on the Tuxedo Bull
letin Board. 70I East Broad Street.
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LOsT--Fcmals Fox TERRIER; tan heed and
ears and tan spot ON base Of tall Reward II
returned TO ii. ULLMAN. $40 North Sixth
Street
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THE HEIGHTS,
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

Nli<oilNih ilO oTNilSNo,
THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make special rates from June 18th
to August 10Th to parties staying one
month or longer.
AMUSiENIENTS--Gol Links and Club
House, Tennis and Squash Courts, Swim
ming Pool. Fine Saddle Horses and Liv-
cry. Casino for Dancing. Royal Poinciana
Orchestra.
Table unexcelled; Is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
ters known for Rheumatism. Govt, Obesi-
~ and Nervous Troubles.
FRED STERRY.
Manager.
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CAToNsVILLE, MARYLAND.

MOUNT DE ISAJ4.S,
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
BUILDINGS and grounds extensive and
attractive Situation healthful; and view
OF Baltimore, hills, river, and bay beautl-
ful. Accessible by electric. car routes,
Thorough work IN EngliIs,i,i science Music.
Art, and Languages. illustrated catalo-
CUES sent on application to
THE DIRECTORIES.
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Bellevue HigE, School,

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
A thoroughly equipped school. COM
pcte In all i'll appointments OF high
grade. for boys and young men
For catalogue or Information apply to
w. r. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue p o., Va.
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

RI IStNtc AEfIClIfWrII hNU MtCIHUICHI NUIItEE11
AT RLACESBURG, VA.
A SOUTHERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
]. Foriy-tivc Instructors. Thoroughly equipped
Shops. Laboratories aud 1nfrmary, Farm OF
four hundred acres Steam heating and electric
lights in dormitorics. Degree courses IN AgriA
culture. IIcrticulture Civil. Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering, Applied Chemistry and
General Science. Shorter courses In Practical
Agriculture and Practical Mechanics. Tothl
cost OF session OF Nine Mouths Including
Tuition and other fees, Board. Washing. Tent
Rocks, Medical Attendance, etc, about $4,000.
Cost 10 State students about $4,000. Next ses-
sion begins Sept. 21st, 1905
For catalogue and other information apply TO
j. II. MBRYpE, Phi. D., LID, President,
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MANUFACTURER wants reliable man to de.
liver and collect: horse and wagon and $50
deposit nectsshrr: sci week and expenses.
permanent. FRANKLIN Bor rs. Philadel.
phin. Pm.
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Pug DOG. Dewey" medium size. no collar.
perfect specimen. Liberal reward. W. FL.
z BROWN, no East Grace Street
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SCHOOLS.

THE BALTIMORE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Excellent teaching fscliitissi; large laborato,
c,,nics address Diylp STREET, NJ, D., Dean,
rio PARK Avenue, Baltimore. Md.
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EVERY AFTERNOON TO POPULAR
BEACH PARK.

Special fast train leaves Richmond $50
P. NJ; leaves West Point 1880 r. NJ.
DO cents round trip. It's Il lovely trip.
Boating, Bathing, Dancing. sunday trains
leave Richmond $3.50 A. NJ. and r. NJ
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chlmmie Fadden edward w. Town
send) Will Give some of his experiences
and adventures In Paris In The Sunday
Times Dispatch
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL SCARBOROUGH

Beachfront OF Maryland Avenue, Atlantic City.
\. J. 100 ocean-front rooms, many with priva to
bath Elevator and every convenience OF q
frst.class modern hotel. Special weekly rates
for large parties and families. Coach meets all
ans '''''' 4'e' D09 ALFRED wYMAN.
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WANTED, 100000 pounds sUMAc for cash.
GEO. r. KING.
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LOsT--A pair Of GodRimmed EYEGLASSES
IN black leather case, between Lee Monu-
incut ard corner Iyey mud Meadow Streets.
Libernl reward JIG left at this office
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LOST.

LOST OR sTRAYED-Red Irish Setter BITCH.
Answers to "imcy: in habit Of laying down
turn. WIN. II. ziMMERMANN. 7o3 East
Broad Street
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
Notice of Taxes
Delinquent.

Notice is hereby given to those whom a NAV
core. rn ana TO the following named narsons .nS
owheis or or claimants to- the real estate Nd
nprVYsuents thereon hereinafter described known
That the taxes Tor State ana oonn.,
's.p ~, p9ses Ior tine year A d. 1873. ns
sessed against the following described niesas a.
parcels property are now delipouent sosa,ha ~ -
wih ton per cent. Penalty. Ne''"e'
Horse Shoe Mg Co situated At Fav rit, t,,o,,.
County, Nevada S"S' Einooh
improvements on Horse Shoe mine sooo IN
improvements consisting OF A tan ton,
reduction plant office & etc ssooo m
fotsessory claim to lot aud improva. 0VV'0O
ments known as boar ling bouse stsooo
fossessoiy claim TO 4dwellinq houses Saoo m
Fussefsory claim TO lot and iuprovs
men's snown as Post Office ses M
Possessory claim TO ono lon hou.e t9s nv
improvement consisting OF mllss
p'p0 'ine $4,000
ro,., otal Valuation sa65o 90
loth Amount Of tax sang IN
Ten per cert penalty ssS so
Tot.t -
'uu' oue $3.50 90
ana you are hereby further notined that /. .o,,,,
~ ~ sIe Iorvsoine delinquent list has beef 6led VIII
,no ,i Disulet attorney of Lincoln Oountv ets." -
reNaoe snd that unless the delinouent ,so "
~ epecinsu 9re paid to the Treasurer a. Y.ofc,
,ion ~ twelty days fron the pubics
",t =, tnls n,tioc, together wi h the psna,tv sna
cost OF advertising, action viii h, co,,,,,as snl n
.ne plsIlct or Prosocut ng ATTORNEY toy thn sn,,
u'n CT said taxes and costs, '"' 0o'''0
HENRY LEE,
Auditor Lincoln County. Nev,a,
D' u Fioche, Nev. Dec. Is, 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
NEW-TO-DAY.

total 81 81 AV' pou @'e adv ,
Thiele o,F- Possessory claim to 40 sc-as !. :,
appllcstan no 1883 being hfof southeast ot,
sa y township l6'g Gs tax 90 pen lOo adv 8,
| fhornquist J T. Possessory claim IN so ..ro,
sna app icatinn 80 being east hlls OF sor. .hsa I
~ sec sec township 20 rg 81. tax lO2H pen iNc ADV
Trez A-P ,ssessorv clsim to 80 acres lana on
| aPPHeluah no lf9lS ling northwest or of annfh
eAst = aud northeast qtr Of sou Invest o.r 80 10
| $3.12 V- P'H i"o auy ~ W
Inroet A s-Passessory claim to 80 acres land
a Aa spLiV'l IN no ll6il being west half OF north
total u 70" i'' SuN =
we zal l A. Posse 'sory claim to so acres land
On Sp ltcatou n 1867 being north half south ssst
VI VI ~ Up II rg 81, tax 09 pan lOc adv 50 tota
wksJ A-Posseesory claim 10 s9u ,cres ,.na
on appliclton l0s96 being east haf ction "a
LOW, lowa :. nip 2O range 62. tax A0s psn 40c adv 81
VIII ANS @ Possessory claim to 40 acres land
~ iappncalon no lt5l1 heng northeast q OF sou II
total $3.50 ' P'H VOo suF -
Williams Joanna E. Possess1ry claim TO 40 acres
iAn1 on application no 1883 ing southeast ctr
a. aeas' q'rsec tp 10 rg 81, tax 5lc pen 05e
--f.Hn " fpHH ~ Ciafm TO 1S0 acres land
app',estion 1850 being east half section II town
ss SsIp p a rA se Ol tax 4,OS pen AOc adv 81 total
witty R'setta- P)ssessory claim 10 40 acres land
on Appl no 1880 beiug nor Invest or Of nor Invest
sec 90 tp 10 rg 81, tax 5lc pen O5c adv 20 otAl
Molf Lswrence-Pos-ry claim to 40 acres land
appi 1909 being qtr OF W qtr sec 10 { 2l al,
TAX ole pen 90 adv 2, total 50 SO
Wooderson E-Po-sory claim tole6 100 acrAs
land On application no 1887 and flS s beine north
Yves ar section aud northwest qtr of north west
W section 10 tp20 81, tax 2.65 pen 25 adv OO
Hll J' hanna L-Possessory claim to 20 acrss
lana on application no 1858 beiug southwest or
OF northeast CTR sec 81 tp 10 re- g. tax Sic pen 66c
ads2 total 50 &C
Nevada Sheep Co-Possessory claim I60 acres
land and improvement about i've miles north Of
silVer Paik known as Wires ranch-potsesscry
claim to 1850 acres lard and improvements in |
burnt canyon about miles east OF old swiss Bob
ranch -Possessory claim to 100 acres OF land and
improvements in the hill iicuding different |
spring about miles west OF s Riff ,bs ranch and
known as sucks piace-Possessory claim 20 20 acres
lsna aud improv ments consisting OF iron pip |
aud troughs and known ~ Mud spring. miles |
southeast Of silver Park-Pos essory claim 10 100
acres land and improvements in Valley alb nut 8 |
m les west Of W tren 4 johnson anch aud kno gn /
As lhe Plnes-Possessory claim 10 l60 acres land /
and improvements at Wsol Craek 25 miles north |
OF Pioche-indian springs in shoshoue Valley about
10 miles north of silver Park; tAx $29S 76 penalty
*2s,S7 adv 81 90 total $s25.lS
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
Rosd District Mol.

Barnum J-Poss ssory claim to 20 acres land
being part OF application No 1885, tax Al pc 4Ac
Adv 2 90 total $685.
Earl WB-Pos 'essory claim to lot and improve
IN vt in Bunkrrvllle opposite y W Lees Residence
Pos ~ claim to 80 acres lard about 4 Of mile
west = bu,ker'ilit; tax ll.76 PEN II adv 200
total $li93
Hsfen ] Cps 'ry claim to 20 sores land
about mile north OF nkeryille-- Possessory elm
to house and lot In Bunkervilee, tu1 50 pen ssc
adv 40 total kll.70
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
Monday, January 18th,
At Noon, A. D.
1904.

so much of each psrcel as will pay the amour,
~ taIss delinquency and costs against it, will be
sal1 by the, 81 County Treasurer and Ex.o ficio
Tax Receiver OF sail County of Lincoln, At l2
o'clock n. of said day, at the front door Of the
Court House. at the town Of Pi che In said county
10 satisfy such 'sx 8. delinquency aud costs. Said
asies viii b. msde subj ct TO redemption within
sdx mouths after sale, by payment OF all the sums
assessed against each parcel. together with three
per cent per month thereon fr,m the date Of sale
Until paid. in accordance with the proviaio1s Of
section OF IN act Of the Leg stature OF the stat.
Il Nevsds, approved March lath. 1885. Statutes
Of 1895, Page III.
J. A. NssBTTT.
County Treasurer and FL o hclo Tax teo iver of
Lincoln County. NtvaiA.
Pioohe. Dec. 18th 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
HOLIDAY EXCURSION PA Es.

i the above occasion the San
z iro, Los Angeles & Salt Laks r.
L, will sell tickets to points on
l'1 me and immediate connections
"itInn q radius OF $50 miles, at one
iHfe Tor the ronnd TRIP. Tickets on
sale Dec. 24th, rs. and 3Ist, 1903
an Jan'y 1st 1904, continuous pss.
sage in cgcA direction with 6nal
limit Of Jan'y 4tb, 1904
g H. Slnith, Agt.
'aiionte. Nrvaaa.
soc
Loo ation Notices for sale at
this offica
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
NEW-TO-DAY.
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.

HHINVU VIZ VT F'UPENTY FOR TuE
YEAR 1902. LIN1ohN COUNTY. NrvlDA.
Notice is hereby given tothose ghom Il may con
csrn aad to the following named rsons and 10 iii
,ners Of! or claiments to- the real estate and i'm.
ovcMents thereon, or improvements when az.
ssed eeparateiy, hereinafter described, known or
kn 'wn, fast tho taxes for state and County
lrposss for thu year A. %. 1913 assessed AZ ains,
lAs folio 'iue des r be' pieces or parcels OF pro.
4rty are now delinquent; that ten per cent penalty
nd two tsa o0l dollars, cost Of advertispo
isen added in each cas- an that any plecu or par
ed Of property upon which said taxes, penalty
sad coats sha remain pal.,i ou.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-12-18
Xmas Presents.

The CALIENTE DRUG
STORE, Caliente, Nevada,
has received a fine assort-
ment Of Christmas presents
consisting # Toilet Gases,
Dolls, fiated Ware. Cake,
Fruit d Berry dishes, Tca.s4ts
and Nqkai i,ina., J-welly,
Nec@ iaseo and Wedding Rings
Meersehauml Brier Pipes in
cases and . fine line of Booss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
e. NOY
EMPRESA DE COCHES
Quien desee viajar c6modo
eApido y economico que solicite
es coches de esta empresa.
Dirijanse a Francisco Burset.
Humacao, P. K.
A los farnac6uticos

kecomendamos todos los sef1ores
larmaceutices de la isla, la lectura ded
Artfculo que aparece en- otro lugar de
este peri6dico titu1ado "Hombres y
Mujeres" Sc refere q TN gran medica
mente que prepare en- Chicago el afa
mado DR.. w. Fl. Gaunders el cual do
ben tener todos en- su Farmacia.
FL -eferido DR.. desea ponerse en- CO
municaci6n directa con todos los far
maceuticos yles suplica, por medic
del BoLET1N. su correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
BOLET1N ,MERCANTIL DE PUERTO RICO.
Ell Polo NOrte
SAN FRANCISCO 2s
ACREDlTAUO CAFE

Aguas carb6nicas lie primera cali
dad. Sc sirven refrescos de todas c1a-
ses. helados y chocolates. Licores fnos
de todas classes. Cerveza, Tabacos y
cigarrillos. 81 mejor BILLAR de San
Juan esta en- este cafe. Servicio ex-
merado. r9r9ri --Ho1-s2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
Sociedad Protectors
de Mendiuo8


A confirmation publicamos los. nom
bres de las damas que, por tnrno, y en-
los ,dfas que Sc indican, aSiStiran al re-
lparto diario de comidas.
Dia I.-Sefiora dofia Rafaela Cruz y
senorita Gambaro.
2.-Sefiora dofia Manuela B. de Ri.
vero y sef1orita Hernaiz.
3-Sefora viuda de Orbeta y sefio-
rita Orbeta.
4.-Sefiora viuda de Ferran y sefio-
rita Saldaffs.
5.-Sefiora viuda Emma Rlondet y
|sefiorita Monroig.
6.-Sefora dof1a Francisco F. de Me-
dina y sefiorita Chevremont.
7.-Sefiora de Gomez Brioso Y sefio-
rita D1az.
8.-Sefiora viuda de Ratera y.sefio-
rita Lazaro.
o.-Sefora Alvarez seRorita Ratera.
Io.-Sefiora viuda de Gomez y sefio-
/ rita Rieckoff.
I1.-Se1ora Lugo Vita y sehorita
Mercado.
I2.-Sefora Brau de Antonsanti y
sefiorita Reyes.
I3.-Sefora dofia Carmen Aranza-~
mendi y sefforita Daub6n.
I4.-Seflora viuda de Antonsanti y
seforita del Vale.
I5.-Sefora viuda de Cap6 y senori-
ia Suro
I6-Sefora Carlota B. de Camufas
| y sefiorita Quinones.
I7.-Seffora Marcolina M. de Fernan-
dez y ,SeEorita Fernandez Mater
IS.SSefiora de Gomez y sefiorita Go
mez.
Io.-Sefiora viuda de Mater y se6ori-
ia Quevedo.
2o.-Sefiora Hernandez Lopez y Sc
fIorita Romero.
2I.-Sefora Todd y sefiorita Pujo1s
22.--Sefiora Umpierres de Rodrf-
guez y sefiorita Cabrera.
23.-Sef1ora GAmbaro viuda de Fer
nandez y sefiorita Chevremont.
24.-Sefiora Sabat viuda de ASenio v
sefiorita Cabrera.
25.-Senora de Velez Lopez y sefio-
rita Velez Lopez.
26-Sefiora del Vale Atiles Sc
f1orita Padial.
37.-Seflora Aragones y sefiorita Lu-
que.
2S.-Sefora Escalona sefiorita Pons-
2o-Seflora Elzaburu y seflorita FL
zaburu.
3o-Seflora de Faura y seflorita Es-
cobales.
3l.-Sehora de Goenaga y sehorita
| Echevarria.
Por acuerdo de la Junta Central, Sc
Supllca las SefloraS y Sefloritas anota-
das en- Ia precedente relaci6n, que GUAM
do no puedan concurrir la inspection
de Ia comida de los mend'gos, Sc sirvan
designar sustitutas dar aviso con an
ticipacion la sef1ora Presidenta.
Felicitamos las mobiles damas que
acudeu q mitigar las desgracias agenas
con evangelical piedad.
La gratitud humana es de6ciente re-
compensa para esas prodigiosas mule
res cuyo ideal es la virtud y su ofcio
practicar ell bien.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Mems OvercOats.

Men S OVerCOatS.
= Mems fancy dress overcoats from $4,000 to
22.OO now $17.OO. Mems ESQ., s. and 9.<
ulsters, IS 90. Mems $3.50 and 1900 ulsters
now $11 co.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
WAhPEroN HAS PURE WATER.
Citizens Of Richiand county's Metropo.
lis Have Cause for Rejoicing.

Citizens Of Richiand county's Metropo.
lis Have Cause for Rejoicing.
The people of Wahpeton have cause
for rejoicing in that the, problem OF
supplying the city with water has at
last been solved. The well drillers re-
Gently struck a vein Of pure, soft wa
ter which came to about fifteen feet
of the surface. A pump was at once
started to test the same and between
80 and 90 gallons were pumped per
minute, which was kept up for some
three hours without diminishing the
supply In the well. This test was made
before the we'll was cleaned out. Sat
urday was spent in cleaning and drill
ing deeper, and Sunday morning 1t
was found that the water had risen to
the surface and was flowing into the
river. Drilling was continued until
Thursday morning, when a depth OF
415 feet was reached. A six-inch pipe
was put down and the steam pump
put to work about noon, when test
showed 12O gallons per minute. Pump
ing was continued all the afternoon,
and at about o'clock another test
was made which showed 140 gallons
per minute. The pump was kept at
work all night without diminishing the
supply in the least. A test showed
1855 gallons per minute being pumped,
and this from a six-inch pipe When
it is pumped from the ten-inch pipe 1t
IS estimated that from 300 to 400 gal
1ona nar minute can he easily Dnmned-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

types suit the market and Why lne
poor ones do not sell at profit. Be
tween them. Professors Ferguson and
Shepperd were able to tell the class
wherein the Improbable specimens
had been bred or fed or handled wrong
to be profitable animals for the mar
ket.
The reporter was informed by Presii::
dent Worst that he proposes to make;
this ten-day stock and grain Judging
course for farmers an annual EVENTS
and he added, 1T will have to be held
in December. as the stock Judging pa,
vilion is filled with students every reg
ular school day and Saturday during
the winter term by the regular or long
course students" s
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
New Use for Automobiles.


At the trial in Paris recently of an
automobilist for fast running it turned
out that the offender desired to marry
the daughter Of the gentleman, his
partner IN business, who, Along with
the lady herself. was riding in the W.
nlcle with him. At a certain pc.nt in
the ride the lover started the machine
at breakneck speed, and when the
father entreated him to stop he steer
ved the machine for an obstruction, and
declared he would slow up only on con.
ldition of being promised the girls
,hand In marriage. When stopped by
the police and taken before a magis-
trate the lover was fined a small
amount. The wedding is to be cele.
brated shortly.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Caught.

Arthur she said suddenly and
anxiously, turning toward him-they
had Just finished their honeymoon
If you were the sultan of Turkey
would you have 100 wives?" "Gra-
cious, no." he replied with yawn, Il
don't know OF more than fifteen or
twenty women I'd be wiling to sup
port even if-Oh, say now, Juliet, l.
come didn't understands was only
joking, honest was" But at last she
knew the base wretch for what he
was, and 1t cost him the price OF a
nat and four pounds Of candy to square
hi,oco1P
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

Five ears OF corn in a pile answered
for an Individual sample, and les
son consisted in placing first. second
sions which brought out the reasons
for placing them made comprehen-
sive consideration of corn culture.
Prof. Waldron had the walls of the
room well nigh covered with mounted
specimens of weeds, besides numerous
bottled specimens Of weed seed. The
estimation Of the weed seed dockago
n several specimens where a known
quantity of weed seed were present
and the Identification of the different
kinds of weed seeds made an interest
ing and instructive study. The treat
ing of wheat for smut and fax seed for
the wilt disease was an additional val
liable portion of the grain work.
Hog Judging.
The eliminating feature of the
course-pig Judging from the stand
point Of what the Chicago market re-
quires-with Swift & Co.'s expert from
Chicago as sinstructor, formed fitting
ClOSlilS uu4UeI Ol ILLS VSIy SuSScoSAuA
course. ... @~
Hogs were taken from the college
herd and from those of A. 8. Moore,
Thomas Smith and l.. A. Huntoon for
the work The collection included all
of the marked classes of swine and
ranged in weight and type from 100
pound shipper" to $40 pound
rough" A bacon hog was among the
number, and it's extreme opposite-a
"thick fat" or lard fhog-showed a
range in type and conformation which
it is safe to say never before greeted
an agricultural college audience from
the same platform. Five representa-
tives from the different market classes
were slaughtered after the class had
carefully examined, weighed and pre-
dicted the amount they would dress
out" and the quality of ham, bacon
and pork chops which they would pro-
duce. On the second day the car
casses were brought in, weighed and
cut up before the class in the manner
which the large packing houses do the
car load lots which are received at
the Union stock yards at Chicago,
which arrangement enabled Mr.. Fer
guson to show exactly why the good