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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
CHEAP DRYDocKINe RATES.

An article in this weeks issue Of American
svren and Shipping illustrator gives comparative
figures TO show that New-Gork has the most EN-
Gent and cheapest drydocbing facilities IN the
,-o-l6 speaking Of the reduction IN price that
has taken place here IL says in part:
From Is cents per gross register ton. rates were
ouoted down to eight cents per ton. which figure
those owning docks tried, with some measure OF
success 20 maintain as a fixed and irreducihie
-niuiuurn: hut great work coming 10 me poTI
ans al certain times Of the year big bottom jobs
from the St Lawrence way were TO be done SO
that docl, competition upset any question OF mimi
Yr11rn rates or any form Of combination TO main
sain them for the reason that the pront arising
from lie drvdock was iufuiteslnal IN the securing
~ iaa1-v rerair work: and so We find to-day rate
almost fixed OF FIVE cents per gross register ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Is..rpooi April i7.-Closng: WHEAT-SPo. dull 20 l
raifoia - futures Nay. Us 5rsd. July. Ss ID:
sertsnfe- acn1na CORN Spot steady American razed
re, 81. smerIcan mixed old - al; rutises suiet;
MAJ. AID. guy nominal fsAS-'aHaeiai fiTil. Is Is
FI,oT-R-sr Louis fancy winter dull = So HOS
81 london f8acinc Coaa) steady. 10 lOsQf7 -. BEEF
quef: extra India G3s 81. PORK Quiet. prime
ress western +. Gle HAMS-sh1st cut. - 10 - 10,
steady sss Cd BACON quiet: Cumberland cut 20 20 70
n sss. short 10 1a - r. 3Gs; long clear midCss
light . ~ 3ss ca long clear middles. heavy -
15s short clear backs 30 20 20 D. fs cd clear
hcies 10 10 n, 38s EHDI LIEfRS square II 20 -
-. Dun. BE Cd LARD-Prihe Western. iu Heroes.
tnlcrIcsn IN pals steady. -
cftEI-SEsinerican finest white quiet SIS, Do c.qIel
dull .TAIfyJH-Irrss ruief p. 81 IT. ~
pE-STfNE-Spirits steady. ROS.N--omnon STEADY,
e 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet ia LINSEED
OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
HARRINGTON PUTNAM TO MARRY.

Harrington Putnam. o. No 404 Westinghouse.
Brooklyn a well known admiralty lawyer. has an
rounced his engagement TO Miss Mildred Sm! the,
=. Providence r the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William JSoIdsborough Smvthe. The wedding has
beer arranged for June. Mr. Putnam has taken
an active interest in politics and has been al differ
eut times a State Civil Service Commissioner ana
a Rroox.u Civil Service Commissioner. he has
done some editorial work also an connection with
two French law Journals. His father Charles
A V Putnam. a well known Boston editor, anC MS
mother was a Miss Harrington. novelist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
TESTIMONY IN CODY DIVORCE CASE.
Valet Says Young Woman Was Affection
ate" and Travelled with Buffalo Bill"

Hampstead. Long Island April ls-John Fleiare.
thirty-ve years old. Of this place and formerly en-
ployed valet for William r Cody. better known
as Buffalo Bill yesterday examined before
Counsellor Linden j. Haskin. acting as comm.s-
eoner. by two lawyers 81 Nebraska. who represent
the plaintiff and defendant in the action brought By
NIr Cody against his wife. Louisa Cody. for abso-
lutte divorce. In the Wallets testimony, The Com
missioner said. ne accused young woman OF
Washington. by the name 81 Miss Tshell % being
sffecftorate With Mr. cody he said she used to
travel all over the country with him. ana that NJ
times had seen Mr.. Cody give her money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

HELP SUPPLIED. BEST SERVANTS:
COURTESY. CONSIDERATION KIND
NESS EXTENDED ALL APPLICANTS.
IRWIN'S BUREAU. 81 WEST nth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

CARR. GRI1ISKOLD'S Employment ONCE.
1I2 East 22d-st.-Servants all capacities.
Swedish. Norwegian. Danish. Finnish. Other
natiOnalities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

JOHN II. DAVIS-HOtels clubs. restnu-
rants. private families furnished with
select help. 100 West 45d- Tel. 6.615-3Sth
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SEE & SCHAEFER, 342 4-h-ave Reliable
servants: male and female. city or coun-
try Telephone 376 Madison Square.
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ADVERTISEMENT and suoscrip'iro'--ss oss
The Tribune received az -. .--,su so
Once. No. 1864 Broadway oelN''s srer-
and S7th SITS. until 9 O'Clock p. m ga
easements received a. the foiioN..,ls ,'ri5ck
Offices at regular Office rates uhtll 'Sei--t:
D. m. VIZ 90 sth-ave. $. e eo.- Sos,
lJ3 shave. cor Eth St - - -, - sgss;
Isl West 42d-st between 9Th ana -, ,-.--1s-i
pa West isjtil-st /. 2}S al ave, - eis..
18th and 18th SITS 1.026 "a ave hS - IS
St /. EOS 1st-ave. near S9th- 80 sac
ta5th s.: TS6 Tremons-avs- -
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MRS. GOLFERS
| a. a. ElOEMNTERs

153 West 23d-st-. near Proctor s. Expert
ehced domestics; also matrols. housekesp-
ers attendants. nurses. maids. Telephone
1854 Chelsea
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ENGLISH JUDGE AT PLAINEIELO.

Judke J. Neunan. Of Limavaddy. Ireland, is stay
sng at the home Of Colonel John F. Wilson at
1lsiuheld He will remain there until next
Wednesday when he viii sail for home. In the
last 1--WE years he has been representative Of the
1a-s,,st crown in Central British Africa He
recentIv appointed Lord Chief Justice OF western
india. His new post puts him under the dlrectlgn
Of the home office. and is one step higher IN the
17nclish government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
W. x. VANDERBILT. JR. TO GO WEST.

William X Vanderbilt. ir.. and party Of friends
expect 10 start TODAY for Texas business trip
From Texas Mr. Vanderbilt expects - 20 20 san
Francisco for a few DAYS. coming from there d.
rectly 20 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

A steady market 4 noted for spirits turpentire with
rrfees unchanged Roein IS steady a
good sales OF the low grace Is STEADY.
We quote:
SPIRITS TI-BpErlNE-Oi. and machine his 5S0-sls,.
TAR-pine tbis s. 20 on bbls S6GS5 -.
RDSIN--Cc-unaon 20 good strained. 81 S0fs2 81: u;
eos5 q. s. -. n. 50 To- So 81. X. IS -. ~
81 a3aSs \ 0sass 10: " c. 81 10 W Y. - "a
STOCK OK HAND.
=
sririts furpen;lre ibis .-..-~--.-.-....- 3a2
81. ] 3aA
sevannah April iU.TT- !iTENLINE hTm. ;sisc: Aales
sfr. eKirrts. CO. ROSTN firm: sal
- S,jcs. -.,eios llas: eNDcrss. . SIS Quoted: A. b
q u Sc 81 =. - 90 =. " 90 = S-Nl ~ 3 90. =
Y s3s5. -, - -, 90. 49,
chs,isssaa aari &c TT iRf'fI''IlNE nrn Sse RosiN
nominal
5n.,1 Ami iS-T5c Rpf.N I5-spIits 49, io'=d-
--es--S .-seriae- strained. as Cd; fne. lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

At sa.f o anoat; No white sc. and No yellow.
SIC o b anoat. OATS-Unloading In oats similar 20
that in other caused depression throughout te
day close being rather weak No cats elose9 AZ
43lac- No white. 46l2c 10 : white. 45isc stahuafu
v HE 4Gc RYE-Marbet steady. No = Western &c
10 arrive. prompt shipment. BARLEY MARKET dull.
Feeding quoted 49c i ( New-York and maltlhg
z RuNFo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Foreign quiet No
Rio 1850. exchange. - T32d. receipts 5000 bags; ship
900 shipments foT Eu
rope 1000 64SOOO hegs Santos-Conee mar
quiet: $500 receipts 10000 bags;
stock Sss,t has Hamhurgt'offee market opened IN
changed: 2:30 net unchanged. sales, b4e
opened unchanged TO l. franc
higher. m unchanged, total sales. o. O00
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and ,ubscription, 70,

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No 1854 Broadway. between Both
and 31th sts.. until o'clock D m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices al regular office rates until ) o'clock
p. m. VIZ: 25i Sth-ave.. 5 e. Ger. 23d-st.
1853 Gth-ave.. cor. 12th-st-: % East l4th-st.
81 West 42d-St.. between 9Th and sth aves-
2G3 IVES. 125th-st.: ,33S 3d-ave.. betweeii
10th and nth cts: /. O26 3d-ave. near 6lst-
125th-st.: 756 fremont $50 3d-ave..
rear 41s:-st.; 5J4 2d-ave-. 30 Bieecker-st. /:
-t?S IflNerSer-Sr
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MRS. VI. LOVES Employment Bureau. 233
3d-ave.. nea- -st.-Reliable help con
stantly on hand. References investigated.
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LAUNDRIEs.

FISIE private family WASH c2Ls1 Psgs
delivered. lace curtains spee.a-s -
HAND LAUNDRY. 1.1W M1L.----
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ADV EETISEME1NTS aaG subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Ifrr5yvn
once. No 1.S6I Broadway. between 9gth
ana 3tth SITS. Until o'clock o. m Advsr-
ti5ements received az the following branch
Offices az regular office rates until : o. c.ack
p. n. viz: -. shave = =. cor c;d-st /.
l.3 oth-ave., cor. i2th-st; a2 Past ffth-st.
20 West 4.i-st-. between 7th and 9Th aves. /.
stS West l-5th-st.. Las 3d-avs. between
10Th and 18th SITS. l.G2G 3i-ave.. wear 61st-
- i.to> lst-ave.. near >gth-Et-. so EtSt
l2'th-st.s $50 fremont ave. GO 3d-avs..
rear slst-st-s 554 5d-aye-. 2l0 Bleecker-sS- :.
SIS Blsecksr-sr
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tDVERTISFsTENTs ard suoscfilp' 'yy''--5as
Tie Tribune received az men *,
OcIce. No. .J64 Broadway. oe-s'- ssrs,-
and d5th SITS. un;n o O. clocS ?. ID ID, s-as.i
easements received az the foioNHs sl-ci
offices AT regula- ofiice rates uiil.. Il g..
d m. Wa .jf shave. = e. e. ,l.--st'
III Gth'ave.. Ger ran Il. % Gas. 49,, -:
257 West 42d-st. between an ano 'i-.sssesi
2B3 West ISIth g. l.S3, 5d-ts1, 80 iis'-
18th and 18th SIS. I. 0e; 3d-aV NJ ~
St les tst-ave.. uea Satn-ss.--,, -1ge
I25th-st. 7s5s fremont ave. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

JUST REMEMBER
one thing to-day; look those Little Ads Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
COFFEE.

10 LBS. Java and Mocha. 81 so; delivered
free Send postal for free sample. HAM
BURG AMERICAN COFFEE CO.. es
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AGENTS. mail dealers. premium buyers.
send FOR new catalogue. popular priced
fountain Dens: sample pen 10 IRA F.
BARNET-r. Manufacturer. 81 Beekma1-st.
NnVr-N ok
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April l6-FBoUR steady, WHEAL-sPrlTsg
rf-- ~, Northern 81 O9iz: winter quiet. No red
STered a. 81 or CORN stronger; No yellow: 90:
-. 80 n ITS dril. No . white. A4l2c; No : miNea
- ARIT,Y-Fancy grades held at 62Q6Sc on track
Ty-r-No quoted SO on track 60 ,-,s
nd Ami Sc s7i5 hid. - oher 50 So AlSlhh' PRIME
So ,- Aurlef TIMOTHY. prime. = 81
chicago April 1SThe lcalng futures ranged as -ot-
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DETECTIYE AGENCIES.


DETECTIVES.--Ex Experienced. reliable: con
fidential matters secretly Investigated
satisfactory results: best Of references:
terms reasonable; information free. WOOL
LEY'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SO Pine-st..
New-IOrk.
WILKINSON'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SO
Nassau-st. telephone 1.2oT Cortlandt--
An independent institution. licensed and
bonded under the laws OF New-York State
for the detection OF crime; best OF refer
ences furnished IL required
DETECTIVES (AuthOrizeil. - ShadOwinE
Investigations. private matters conhden-
TALLY conducted: correspondence solicited
terms reasonable. J. REICHLE. - starr
st. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
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ADvHRT1sEMFsNTs and susscriVIlaas q
FOR SALE.

MICROSCOPES. guns. --atheuatic1l 81
gical and surveying Instruments. u.,'-
deemed pledges a spec atty. NIChL-As
Old CURIOSITY SHOP t63 PARK Row
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CAsToFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid Cor ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing.
fne Evening and Street Costumes. Jewelry.
Bric-a-Brec. Furs. etc Mr.. OF Mrs. NJ.
NATAL. la 6Jh-ave.: tlephone LOIS
ssth.
ADV Err TISEMBNTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1854 broadway, between SSth
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
D. IN. viz. 254 sth-sve., 5. e. cor 23d-st- ::
1883 6th-ave cor 12th-st % East lith-st..
81 West 42d-st.. between nh anG Sth ayes- ::
263 West i25th-St.. 1.32s 3d-ave-. between
10th and 18th SITS: O26 3d-ave.. near 6lst-
St. 1. los lst-avc-. near S9th-st.. 151 East
f25th-st. I56 Tremont-ave.. $50 3d-ave-.
near 4lst-st.. 554 3d-ave.: 210 Bleecker-st-;
31S RieeCker-sf
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PARTNER $1,000: manufacturing staple
goods: monopoly; guaranteed largest
profits: partner control capital: references;
no agents Address INVESTIGATE, 1871
Fast 11rrb ST
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. H G. COLLINS. Harlem's expert In
crown and bridge WORK; prices reasonable
123 East 11Gth-st.
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voING CAMS
NAVAL STORES.

those Ads Of tie People are. making bust
ness these who them.
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DRESsnAKING AND MILLINERY.


ATTENTION,-MME. HENNIG. $50 West
125thst.. will make reasonable. specially
for stout. also for other ladies who wish
perfect fitting garments: stylish street
evening and reception costumes. fancy silk
waists pedestrian skirts. plaiE and fancy
tailored suits. bOlercs. Et0n coats: artistic
designs; designs and creations for the proper
lines becoming To- the many different ng-
ures are the only successful system OF
dressmaking: best French work shown:
home OF out by the day.
Anne CHABROL first class French
mlliner, ex-chief designer Nine. earlier
Nine. Rebour. Rue de Ia Paix. Paris: anx-
tous to increase hc- customers. Is ready TO
make the most stylish hats and boas. home
or out by day. home preferred. eco West
s0th-st.
DRESSNAKER First class cutter and ft-
ter wishes more engagements by tho day:
DRESSMAKER. several years with Lord
& Taylor. stylish work reasonable.
dresses renovated. los East 25th-st no.s-
+th-avc.
DRESsNAKER ~ Thoroughly competent
dressmaker: will take In pedestrian suits:
linen 81: cloth, 81. out by DAY 50 30.
DRESSMAKING and millinery taught. our
coat. suit. shirt waist and skirt patterns
make YOUR dressmaking easy. MCDOWELL.
- -
DOGS AND BIRDS.
a rOG SCHOOL.
Viii board. clip. housebreGS train. or
anything with any dog cat Parrots
taught Telephone a505J Norningside
iaoth-st., northwest corner Broadway.
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CUTLERY AND HARDWARE

CUTLERY Of every description on hand.
made 70 order and repaired. at 6.
KNAUTH' :. 81 John-st-. mar Nassau-st..
NeW-York
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FURNTrURE
AlnVERTIsENfENTs az -

MIRRORS. large and small frame =
unframed; bargains; any purpose. Lyons
14J West 32d-st- ~
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r.nprps nrnRrcKs. FLAG roI5s

LApDLfs. D5.t.r>Ae : -. IL.
POfsfLA,n1 N o.
-IjllAiLtLLLL- DIR 90. -
arse-st.. Newark. y = Tel - -
~ iaoders delivered ~ ~ CT
AI,vERTISrNfF ana suoser1iI' rs -
The Tribune received al -. IN -
Ofiic-. Nc Sts Blo1dwHt. llif
and 3Tuh SITS. until 8 o clo-k p --rr 81 ~,
tisements received ~ the fo'i.,i, ar'--
Offices az regular Office f'..es ~ 81 :
~ n. viz "a shave 3 -. fti-s.
ISe eth-ave cor. l2th-st. % as. -. -.
81 ~ IS. 42ti-st. between IN sii 49,
atss West IaJtn-st-. f.siS ~ rear
-csh ard 9Th sts i.u26 81 Is
ST. lies 1st-aye, neGr SUI - ID
r.Srh-St sd Tremcnl-ave 1880
rear 4ist-sr 554 I'd ave-, 30 S-
a25 B.socksE-ss-
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BATH CABINETS.


LATEST improved vapor BATH cabinets and
folding bathtubs. R n IRWIN. liz
Chambers-st
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly Mail
orders promptly attended TO. Tel. $3.50
Spring. S. f. VANSI 54S W. Broadway.
ANY BOOK you want. send to PROV
ELLIS. 81 and 12f Park Row. Largest
collection OF paper novels in the city.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

A BEAUTIFULLY furnished one RON a5f
bath tor the summer. $50 month EARLE
APARTMENT HOTEL. fu3 Wavsris-
Place, one door from Washington Squar-
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ASH AND GARBAGE CANS We sell then
cheap. Estimates supplied SHARlJON
BROTHERS. 442 West 42d-st.
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LAW NEES.

TROUBLES. PRIVATE MITES, s ~
les. or ANY claim. qiie,i.sSS- 80 ~
settled: Trustworthy lgwyer 1000
TION FREE MORRIS. 10 h'@
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DR. W. FRICKE. specialist iE crown and
bridge work. moderate prices. TSS Lex
in-tOn- ave. near 61st-st-
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sDvERT1sEMENTs ara suDseI'D'ifP91s.. ~.

SOUTH DAKOTA Parties hi. ls....-.--.ssr IS
ness In. consult ALLEN -A--~
I.avsver 32I Broadway. y y.
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COLLINS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Tel 4SII J-,{Sth Reliable hotel club.
restaurant. private family help furnished.
COS Gth-ave
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MRS T CONDON'S Elite Employmeat Blu
reaU: first class help. reference investi-
gated. 49, COlumhus-ave. near S1st-st.
Tel. 3O95 Il Riverside.
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MRS. JACOB WELLS

Riverside Employment Bureau and
wonen's Work Exchange. 500 Amsterdam
ave near 94th-St. Telephone 1865 Co
lumbia-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-12-14

fore me to receive their sentence
for pigging. They never had any
money. Why, the farmer boy
who has worked honestly aslon2
as you have been pigging, can
show you a hundred dollars or
SO for their trouble. Get Job
shoveling dirt on the street, any
thing honorable. In that case
you will be good and an honor
able citizen.
81 do,not blame you so much
as | blame your brother. In
sentencing you, | do not do it as
a punishment, but rather as q
lesson.
"Don't leave North Dakota
when you get out OF Jail. Re-
main here and Show the people
that you can be Il man. North
Dakota is the best place on earth
to live il YOU want.to respect her
laws. Bat il you do not want
20 do SO, you had betterget out
Green listened intentlv to what
Judge palda said. and it IL hoped
that he will follow the good adj
vice.
John Phillips plead guilty to
stealing seven Overcoat> from Il
rack in front OF Peter Ehr's store.
The Judge sentenced him to one
year and four months in the
penitentiary at Bismarck, the
sentence to begin Thursdaynoon.
Phillips listened to a lecturer from
the Judge which was something
after this manner:
81 hope that this sentence will
have a good effect upon you.
Men are not sentenceds to the
penitentiary SO much for a
punishment as the lesson (which
they will learn. You can be a
man if you want to be-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-12-14

served. All present enjoyed a
good time.
L. King is building a new house
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Sillman
spent last Sunday at the home
OF NJ. Gier.
J. Putney is hauling flax to
Sawyer this week.
School commenced Monday at
the Sillnan school house. Guy
Putney is the teacher.
Most everyone is hauling coal
now days.
Jim Wilson is blowing every
day, even if there is snow on the
ground.
G. 6. Reilly and Ed. Walker
attended the sale at Sawyer
Tuesday.
NJ. Nj Beighle was hauling
wheat to Sawyer this week.
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.PALDA LECTURES MEN
WHEN HE SENTENCES
Fred Green, Minor, Sent to County Jail for
Ninety Days for Pigging--Fellow Given
Good Advice--Overcoat Thief one Year.

Judge Palda is severe with the
blind piggers ard yet he is
generally as lenient as the law
allows him to be. In sentencing
Fred Green Of Portal to ninety
days in the county jail, after
Green had plead guilty to the
charge Of pigging, Thursday
afternoon, the Judge said to the
prisoner:
"Mr. Green, l feel sorry to see
You stand before me at this time
and hear you say that you are
guilty Of selling liquor illegally
in the State of North Dakota.
DO you know you are doing a
wrong. and as great us wrong in
the eyes OF the law, us if you had
killed q man? You are not yet
p yeers Of age. What would
your mother, OryOur sisterthink
Of YOU if they knew you had been
sentenced to jail for ninety days.
| am sorry to see you 90 there.
do not believe that You are at
heart a bad fellow. do not be-
lieve that you are a criminal at
heart. In jail your influences will
not be good. You will meet with
bad fellows. | will give YOU the
lightest sentence that | can, OF
dare to do. | will sentence you
to ninety days in the county jail
and fine you $3.50. In default
OF paying Jiis fine, YOU are to
remain in jail for two hours
longer.
when you come out be a man.
Look everyone in the eyes Dc
something Of which you can feel
proud. You have been selling
liquor Illegally. You say you
have no money with which to
pay your lawyer. | have had
old men with gray hair stand be.
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trict school house which were
very well attended.
Howard Bailey's house burned
down Monday night and scarce
~ saved anything.
Mr.. Stevens hauled u load of
Goa. Wednesday.
Oscar Peterson is going to the
woods this winter.
Porter Hathaway has u new
pair OF bronchos.
Mrs. Valentine Bailey is spend
ing a few weeks with her daughter
who now resides at Minot.
Quite a number OF the people
in this vicinity are out selling
beef.
William Golf went to England
some time ago.
John and James Campbell left
for the woods "a few weeks ago.
Oscar Peterson built himself q
new house recently.
Eliza Young is staying with
Grandpa Hastie this winter.
w. VI. New has built a new
house.
George O'DelI hauled a load o
coal Monday.
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Iowa Twp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts two
months old baby died last Fri
day morning from heart disease.
The funeral was held from the
house at 10 O'Clock Sunday
morning and the remains were
laid to rest at Sawyer.
N. Deegan was a Minot visitor
last Tuesday.
L. Bell spent Sunday with Law
Bros.
Mrs. L. Williamson is on the
sick list.
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The State of North Dakota to the above
named respondents:
You, the said respondents, are hereby
notified that the final account of the
executor of the estate of knut B. Eft
land, late of the postot1ice OF Stanley, in,
the county of Ward and state Of North
Dakota, deceased. has been rendered to
this Court, therein showing that the es-
tate of said deceased is ready for final
settlement and distribution, and petit
tioning that his account be allowed, the
residue of SAID estate be distributed to
the persons thereunto entitled. his adj
ministration closed and he be discharged:
that riday, the 23rd day Of December,
A. ID. 1904. at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, at the court rooms OF this
Court in the Court House, in the City
of Minot, County Of Ward, and State of
North Dakota, has been duly appointed
by this Court for the settlement thereof,
at which time and place any person in
terestcd in said estate may appear and
file his exceptions, in writing, to said &C
count and petition and contest the same.
And you, the above named respond
ents, and each of you. are hereby cited
and required then and there to be and
appear before this Court, and show
cause, if any you have, why said account
shall not be allowed, the residue Of said
estate distributed, the administration of
said estate closed and said Tellef B.
Etland, executor, discharged.
Dated the end day of November.
4. d. 1904.
By the Court:
lsEAL] VIM. MURRAY,
1921 Judge of the County Court.