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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
IN THE POLICE COURT.
One Conviction and One Discharge
 in Liquor Cases To-Day.

John Condon was charged with
 keeping open his saloon on Baldwin
 street on Sunday, July r, and with
 selling on the same day. His counsel 1nterposed general demurrer. Judge Burpee fined him $50 and costs on each charge. An appeal was taken.
 Mrs Catherine Horigan of $50 BaId- win street was charged with keenino intoxicating liquors are sold. Atrs open a place reputed to be one where Horigan occupies a tenement above the saloon conducted by her husband. who left week ago on a trip to Ira land for the benefit of his health. Officer Brearton testified about seeing eight or nine men enter the block bv the front stairs last Sunday, but he could not tell whether they went into Horigan's place or the tenement above. A little girl was standing iii front of the door once and when she saw him she bolted upstairs About GAO Sunday night Officers Brearton. 5. Mccarthy and Mclean entered Mrs Horigan's tenement and searched 1t. They found a bottle of whiskey. and two bottles of beer in the refrig- orator, half dozen empty beer bot ties and a jug half filled with whis
 Key. Mrs Horigan protested against Officer Brearton taking the whiskey as 1t was medicine for her sick boy. The whiskey jug was in the bedroom and was covered with a dress. No men were on the premises drinking, no decanter or glasses were around. The officers testified that different persons had told them that liquors were sold there on Sunday, but they could not tell who these persons were. The only evidence offered by the ac- cused was that given by Mrs Horigan who testified that no liquors were sold on the premises that day and that the only persons who she had heard say the place had reputation for selling were the three police officers above mentioned. Attorney Kennedy put up strong argument for his client, stating that no case had been proven and that the reputation of the place for selling had not been established as the honest speech Of no person in the immediate neighborhood of the pra.risGs in question had been given in support of the statement Mrs Horigan had reputation for selling on Sunday. In order to establish puCA ICpILdtIOl LAG Ol lHG residents in that vicinity is essential. Tn finding Mrs Horigan not guilty, Judge Burpee said: 'I am not satis- fled that the reputation of the place as one where liquors alN, sold has been sufficiently established. The testi- mony of persons who are unknown or of a few persons won't do. If such was the case enemies of a saloon keeper might do much damage. If a person had a spite against Mrs Hori- gan he could go and tell Officer Nc Carthy or some other officer that she was selling on Sunday, whereas she may not be. The officers don't know whether persons are reputable citi- zens or not or whether they are ene- mics of Mrs Horigan. I agree with the police that Sunday liquor selling should be suppressed and I am will- ing to go to any reasonable extent to aid the officers in suppressing it, but in this case I must discharge the ac- cused because I don't think that the reputation of the place has been suf- ficientIy established.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
.:1ria Trnfnmen Cnnaeh Mreck.

NEW YORK, July William T.. Richards. station operator, and Ernest Heller, rear fagman, have been found responsible for the wreck of train on the Greenwood Lake division of the Erie railroad at Midvaie station week ago, by which sixteen persons lost their lives aud nfty were injured. Cor onsr Biauven instituted the inquisy by holding aa inquest over the body of Henry KanSeF, who lost his life in the accident
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
Gnnnfng For Autoint..

NEW YORK, July 19.-Gunning for automobilists is the latest method of Deputy Sheriff Sherman F. Wieks to prevent the speed limit being exceeded in PatchoGue, N Y. He put three bull, lata through the back Of the biz touring car of John F. Foley. Jr.. pen manu-i facturer in 6 Astor House block, two of the balls passing between the legs of lGx. Toley's guests on the trip. Wicka claimed that the machine was sxcoeds ma Gao speed limit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
YoA May Bat

Pastry, pork. cabbage. einkera and many other hard things to digest if you take one or two of Fitzpatriek's digestive tablets. They are a won- delful help to digestion. 50 cents for large box. Fitzpatrick's phar.
 macy, corner East Main and Wall streets. Telephone 6S.4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
"What Kind of a Gall Cure

do you keep?' "We sell all the pop ular Gall cures. You can work the horse while using it" T don't want it for a horse; I want 1t for "a man who tried to sell me bag of poor Charcoal, saying it was as good as BROWNS QUICKFIRE CHAR COAL" The man shook his head and said: Tt is a desperate case; l think we have nothing that will reach him." Get the bag with the Black Disc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
Great Reduction in Millinery

All our Trimmed Hats and Millinery goods will be sold at 1s price, as we must have room for fall stock. If you are looking for a stylish, up-to- date hat come down to Freedman's Bargain Millinery before you go else where, as you can save money. It will pay you to call from far dis tances. Be sure. mark the name and number.
 Fr0edman'S Original Bargain Millinery.
 265 BANK STREET.
 Hats trimmed while you wait
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
The CURRAN DRY CUUDS CU 'Pre-InVentOry
 Clearing Sale
 One-Haf Yearly Shoe Remnant Sale

Twice each year we clean house in our shoe department just before inventory we make a thorough investigation of our shoe stock culling out all incomplete lines where size lor styles are missing and divide them among our customers at about 30 per cent less than sthe goods cost at the factory
 THOUSANDS WAIT FOR THIS SALE.
 t has become recognized feature of our sIbusiness and many are the prizes which sharp buyers have regaIcd themselves with at these sales in the past.
 This season our lot of Close Outs is better than ever, they represent finer goods and all our regular lines of standard merit not one pair Of doubtful origin in the lot and at these Eprces you will find it to your interest to stock up for future needs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
Important!
NOTICE TO THE
 PUBLIC:

The original DANBURY HAT CO, formerly at 2l9 Bank St. will on SATURDAY, JULY 10th. reopen at 46 CENTER STREET, under the management of Ben Seaman, the well known inaugurator of the Bank Street store. with it's popular prices for all grades of Hats. Ben invites all his old friends and customers to call and see him, and promises to give them better bargains than ever.
 Remember 46CENTER STREET
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
EZRA. EZRA. EZRA

EAInAe LAInHt "A nHs
 I've just got in car of Lenox Stock Food Try bag of it, as oats, are high. There are 100 lbs to a bag and it will pay you to give your horse a chance. I've got five cars of hay on the track for which have no room and it wouldn't pay to hire store room. want your order for a car, ton or Zen for single bale, and I'll make tue price very low. I also have rye straw oats. corn, wheat, bran and Pratt's Food for horses and chickens Eve also got in a lot of whips, feed bags and tie lines man had to sell because he need ed the cash, and we shall sell them at half price.
 New York Grain and Feed Store
 12O-122 MEADOW STREET.
 Telephone 143-3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
MISSES, oxFoRDs.

$2.OO CRAMER OXFORDS $1.59. Misses Patent Colt Oxfords, plain toe. dull top, low heels, light ex- tension soles, sizes 1115 to ?; semi-annual shoe sale price $1.59 $1.69 RUSSIA TAN oxFoRDs $1.39. Misses Tan Russia Calf Lace OK fords, in light tan with cap toe and low heels. sizes 111s to 2, seni-annual shoe sale price $1.39 $1.50 AND $1.25 oxFORDs 9sc. Patent Colt and Dongola Kid and Tan Vici O&fords.: we have placed every pair of $15O and $1.25 Oxfords in one lot for this sale, sizes 113a to 2; semi annual shoe sale price 9Sc CHILDREN'S SHOES AND OK
 FoRDs.
 $1.75 CRAMER SHOES $1.39. Patent Colt and Fine Dongola in button and lace. thin and welt soles, sizes 81a to Il; semi-an- nual shoe sale price $1.39
 $1.0o KID SHOES 79c. Children's Fine Dongola Kid Pat ent Tip Lace Shoes, with light extension soles, sizes 91a to Il; semi-annual shoe sale price 79c CHILDREN'S s1.25-oxFORDS 9sc. Tan Russia Calf. Patent Colt or Dongola Kid Oxfords. many styles, in sizes 81a to II; semi annual shoe sale price 9Sc
 MEMS SHOES. $s.5o. $8.Oo AND $2.5o SHOES s1.es. All our Men Patent Colt, Velour and Vicf Lace and Congress Shoes. broken sizes but bar gain if your size is here; semi. annual shoe sale price $1.98
 MEMS oXFoRDs. $500 AND $2.5o, ,oxFoRDs $1.69. All our Mems Patent, Enamel and Vici Oxfords. all new styles, only not all sEVss semi1annual shoe sale price $f.69
 BOYS SHOES.
 $2.O0 SHOES S1.59. Boys Patent Colt, Tan and vici Kid Lace Shoes. well made on good stylish lasts, with all oak soles; our celebrated Grown line included in this line: semi-an- nual shoe sale price $159
 $1.69 SHOES $1.39. Boys Black Vici Kid Lace Shoes, :. with solid all leather soles and soft uppers. a sensible shoe for sensitive feet, sizes 25a to 51a; semi-annual shoe sale price $1.39 Little Mems Fine Wei Kid Lace Shoes, solid as rock and very easy on the feet, sizes 9 to r33s; semi-annual shoe sale price S9c $1.O0 SATIN CALF SHOES 69c. Little Mems Satin Calf Lace Shoes. we'll made. with all leath- CT soles. not all sizes; semi0n- nuaI shoe sale price 69c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
A. R. COWLRS.
  OUR JULY CLEARING SALE

meets with high appreciation on every hand.
 We are still at it cutting prices and will continue until our stock is cleared of Spring and Summer Hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also, Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, etc.
 A little money goes d long way here.
 sS AND 55 CENTER STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
Sale Commences
LADIES' SHOES.

s3oo SHOES FOR $2.29. Patent Colt Dongola and Vici Kid Button or Lace Shoes, hand sewed soles and thin turned soles, Cuban and French heels;s these shoes are not ordinary $500 shoes, but consist of such styles as the Diana and Mayfair, two of the best values in the city; senni-annuaI shoe sale price $2.29
 $2.50 SHOES FOR $1.S9. Patent Colt, Dongola and Vici Kid Lace Shoes; some of the above styles are also carried in button; these values are all new summer styles made especially for us by some of the best manufacturers; semi-annual shoe sale price $1S9
 s2.0o SHOES FOR s1.59. fEdne Dongola Kid Button and Gen. uine Patent Colt Lace Shoes, Cuban and medium heels with thin flexible soles; mos of this line are styles taken from our well kndwn Beauty $2.0O shoe; serni-annuaI shoe sale price $1.59
 LADIES' OXFORDS. $3.5o AND $500 DELsARTE OK
 FoRDS $2.69. Patent Colt Button and Lace or in Fine Lily Dongola; IF of the newest up to date styles from which you may make a selec- ton; a rare chance for purchas- ing at a small cost pair of OK lords that have all the style and wear of higher priced lines; semi-annual shoe sale price $2.69 $500 TAN oxFoRDs $2.29. Tan Russia Calf and Dark Tan vici Kid Oxfords, hand sewed or hand turned soles; as we have not reserved a single pair of Tans you will find the largest assortment in the city; such makes as Thos C.. Plant, New buryport Shoe Go and the May fair; semi-annulal shoe sale price
 $2.29 $500 EYANGELINE OXFORDS $1.95 Enamel Colt Butcher Cut oxfords or Enamel Lace with dull tops, hand sewed extension soles with low heels; for walking shoes this line is unsurpassed; most all sizes 13 to 8; semi-annual shoe sale price $1.95 s2oo TAN AND BLACK oxFoRDs
 s1.79.
 Tan Butcher Gut. Patent Colt But ton and Lace Oxfords, thin and welt soles. Cuban or French heels; q more complete, stylish line of Oxfords was never before offered you for less than S250; senai-annual shoe sale price $1.79
 $1.50 OxFoRDs S1.19. Dongola Kid Patent Tip Oxfords, with thin and extension soles, made Of soft, smooth stock with all solid soles;; an excellent shop shoe; semi-annual shoe sale price
 $1.19 S1.25 AND S1.O0 OXFORDs 69c. Dongola Kid Patent Tip Oxfords, with thin soles. odd lot, odd sdzes: semi-annual shoe sale price 69c
 MISSES SHOES.
 $25o CRAMER SHOES $1.79. { Patent Colt and Fine Dongola Lace and Button Shoes. welt and thin !. soles, sizes 115h to 2; semi-annual : sane ssle price l.7o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
TO-MOrrOW Morning
S1.25 KID SHOES sec.

s1.25 KID SHOES 89c. Dongola Kid Patent Tip Lace Shoes, with light extension soles, good wearers and good filters, sizes 111s to 2; semilannual shoe sale price,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
MISSES SHOES.

$2.5o CRAMER SHOES $1.79. Patent Colt and Fine Dongola Lace and Button Shoes. welt and thin soles. sizes 115k to 2; semi-annual shnA sale price s1.i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
$500 TAN oxFoRDs $2.29.

Tan Russia Calf and Dark Tan vici Kid Oxfords, hand sewed or hand turned soles; as We have not reserved single pair of Tans you will. find the largest assortment in the city; such makes as Thos c. Plant, New buIyport Shoe Go and the May fair; semi-annual shoe sale price
 p0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19

Patent Colt Button and Lace or in
 Fine Lily Dongola; IT of the newest up to date styles from which you may make selec- ton; a rare chance for purchas- ing at a small cost a pair of OK lords that have all the style and
 wear of higher priced lines; . semi-annual shoe sale price $2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19

Patent Colt, Dongola and Vici Kid Lace Shoes; some of the above styles are also carried in button; these values are all new summer styles made especially for us by some of the best manufacturers; semi-annual shoe sale price $1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
$500 AND s2.5o ,oXFoRps S1.t

All our Mems Patent, Enamel and
 Vici Oxfords. all new styles,
 only not all siVs: semi1annual
 shoe sale price $f.6s
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
nlsssssi Paeine. ~ sgslessl In,

The Denver / Kio Grands aud Mis-
souri, Pacific bavs besn selected ~ the
official route BY ths Colorado Dsmocrats
to their national coDvention. o. Louis,
leaving Denver In spscial tssin 6stur-
dsy. July 2nd . .. NJ. via Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. arriving 10 81 Louis
Monday. Z .. N. July A.h. This train
will bs one of the nnest, consisting Of
Pullmsn's latest slsspsss. Missouri Psci.
nc diners and day coaches. Round trip
rates from Colorado common. points
s2A:75. good fifteen days and s29. good
until October 81. sisepsrs will b picked
up at Colorado Springs and PusbIo eu
route. Reservations should b made
early. Apply to nearest agent or
...- II. b. KoosER
g. F. 4 p. A.
s- Denver.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Lsw Rates Via Missouri Pacilie.

Effective at once the Missouri Pacific
will sell tickets from Colorado common
points to st. Louis and return for 5000
good until October 3lst with ten days
stop over at Kansas City.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
we'll! Lssk q his.

The Missouri Pacific will on June II
and 25. sell round trip tickets to either
Kansas City or st. Louis from Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo at sl7.l5,
this being coach rate, good returning
fifteen days. Correspoudingly low rates
will apply from your station. Tho Mis-.
Missouri Pacific 10 only ono night out to
st. Louis.
For further information sec your
agent or address
II. u. Kooser. G. w. F. l. p. A.,
Denver, Colo, ,
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Tx Pesple's Pharmacy

ask the readers OF this psper to test th.
value Of KodoI Dyspspsis Cure. Thos.
persons who have used II snd who have
been cured by Il, do not hesitate to rec
ommeDd tito their friends. Kodol di
gests what you eat, cures indigestion
dyspepsia aud al stomach troubles. In
cresses strength BY ensblipg the stom
ach and digestive organs to contributs
to the blood oil OF the nutriment oop
tanned 10 the food. Kodol Dyspepsis
Cure is pleasant and palstabls., Sold b,
Peoples Pharmacy. s5s
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
The removal sale is
still on at the Spot
Cash Store.
4 strsas Besrt.

is assured by perfect digestion. lodi.
gestion svells tho stomach and pufPs II
up against the heart. This csuses
shortness OF breath, pslpitation OF the
heart and general weakness. Kodol Dys
pepsis Cure cures indigestion. relieves
the stomach. takes the strain on the
heart and restores II to . full perform
ance OF its function naturally. KodoI
increases the strength by enabling The
stomach and digestive organs to digest
assimilats and appropriate 10 the blood
aud tissues all OF the food nutriment
Tones the stomach end digestive organs.
Sold by Peoples Phasnscy. y
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Ar. hewitt Dead.

John Hewitt committed suicide al
Telluride last Saturday morning by
drinking carbolic acid. 1t is s,id that
he had been gambling and had lost
heavily which caused him to commit
the rash act. Mr.. Hewitt was we'll
known in Delta having lived here for u
number OF years and his mother and
brother now reside on California mesa.
The deceased leaves wife and two
children. a boy aud girl. The remains
were brought to Delta Monday after
noon and the funeral services were cUn.
Quoted by Rev. Bass at the Presbyterian
church after which interment took place
10 the Delta cemetery,
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
ks1jes 4 E1eeuotso yaIe.

Notice 10 hcrrby given that ptHsaant to .
x,s riai rArcati"n is-uesi ,'ut Of the ounfy Cour
OF the county Of iela. State Of coossais, do tsti
June lsli, iSOs. IN . r.ss ~hrr.'in D<lia County
Hank II ptaintiH and A. Z. R.ltlcs Defendant and
directed n me ~ shrrid. Nhesrby am cs'm
maided " srii the prOpcny hereinafter sIes-
cribcd, ~ 10 much therof IS II nseessafy tO
make the ans.,un! q .aid l''dznwnt y. Wit: ti'-
xaisM Of o. HEAL. Ntl OF Saturday the Nh day
II july. REL. NJ the hour Of TeN o'clock IN the
fOSein,On d the N'uth trout t.aiT ~ the County
Court Houss IN the Town 0f DELTA. County "f
Delta and stnie ef fnlnrsdo, oiler fos sale and
sell % the highest and be.t b!ddrr fT ca~h 70
satisfy ,.id s1rcuitn. the Psr.on.l pr"p.rty
hrreinallrr dersti,ei. so-wit, MAO shasSa II
tie r.pitai tick Of The Drlts Invc.sns~ai cs,ea.
ptpy, IL coTprratkIn. aud bots >, 70, II snd u In
aloss I: ios: p. g. g and ?, " Ss:ss e,
all in Plat "b" tIeita fownsts, sii brine psn
u tbs own II Delta. CMnty 81 nrsa and Stats
u CulprsdU, together with all and singular tha
phi vliss~s aud s,spsnunanres theranso bs-
LATED At Delta. colusado. this iHh day Of
wN. HUNT.
sheriff
Flint pub June u, 1904.
Last pub Juty 9, 1914.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
llsliee.

Trustees ~ the Town ~ DeftM, ColsRadn, nj itx
regular me-tinR the nh day Of Juiy. iae., viii
make payment to DHian & hhaaAtts. cOn
l,~fose y hitch time sub cOufsactoFS, lhb'rrfs and
material m,en may present their claim 10 use
~ ~ JAMES Z BEcxLEY.
(1efS
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Nstice Il elaal Seatlsasal.

In the matter Of the cstata Of R-becca ?. PAvnr.
deceived.
Nuticc Il hereby given that On Saturday the
2srd day Of July, 4. u. ISM. bring ons VI the
regular days Of the June term of tie County
tourt OF Dulta County. In the State colorado.
I, ". II. Payne Standardization Of tho said
estatc, will appear before the Judge NJ said
Court, present my final settlement ~ such ad.
mInistraitsr. prsy the approval II the same. and
will then spldy N bs Discharged - such admin.
Istntrasor At wi,irh tiMs AMI place any psn'on
In interest may appear and present. obiections
TO The same. u any there b..
Dated Al Delta, Colocsd0, Jups 1tss, 1901.
n. n. PAYNE.
Ad,ainistsstor a the Estate Of Rcbecca Y,
Payne. deceased.
June u; July Is.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
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The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
DEsERTL TLAND,FlNAL Pa0OF
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UsITkD sTATEs LAND OtricK,
NOSTasNE, Col DnADO.
June 7, 1901. :
Notice h hereby given that the following
named settler has fled n,'tlce u bis Intention
10 I,ake hnal proaA In siinisGn s'f his claim and
that aid prouf will bc made beforr Milton u.
weIclI, u. y Commissioner. at his osllsc In the
Delta County Court HOsssr, ~ Deita. l~ita COuh.
~, Colo, Oii saturday, July 10. 40. VIZ:
WILLIAM HElNKE.
on hIs dcxrt land riaini No. 1sts Ute sesics. frr
the ei< sw,a and w sck Sectiun Is. 1lA. 10 N.
X. 16H. n. n. II.
He namra the following witnessea 70 prove the
and: -. .
..ohn ". Musser, neti shrecve.. Charles y.
Dsir RNd lItib'r J. Wells, all of Dsita. ibrlA
DAVID r CROSBY. RsgiS,ef.
Flint :ub June 10: lat pub. July IS, tYoa.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Ina pipe Fsr Sale.

have few feet Of eix inch and fou,
inch double rivited steel pipe for sale al
Hotchkiss, Colo. Price 10 25c for six
inch and 20c for four inch per foot TO b.
cars Hotchkiss, which 10 about 4 Oh
actual laid 10 price. Address
LUTHER w. RooD,
Hotcbkiss. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
OENEHT LAND. FINAL PROOF

CsITEb STATES IASb OYvicE.
Anntn,.e. Colo.. June I. 1904.
Notice Is hereby given tiiat
JAMkS u. PATTERSON
assignee Of tile heirs nf wIliiam H. Knterts. WIN
edge, Ik.iIa t'nur.ty. C."rsd,,, hss nlrd Iphir~
II III: snliOn 10 make proof on his dc.ers.!and
elatu, M. SIS Ute srrics. for the ssia ncA seS
p. NJ. E-k,re NIiIan Il. wc!ch. u. y. Cntnmis.
sh,n-r, ut hi. Office In the D-iia county court
hn,ise nj Dc.ta. ihlta contv. Colorzsi''. on Sat
urriay The 10th day 81 July, ipN.
= He names tisr following witpess.' 10 prove
the cs,n,iplete irrigation and reclamation Of tsid
land:
Walter Z steele, ri Erkert. Colorado. lewis
4 IE,Iph. Eii~ ari L.. Csde, " illiAm h. Smeth
hunt, Of IedaI edge, CnlnfAdo.
DAVID CROSBY. Register.
Flr,t pub. June 10. last pub. July IS.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Bee Keepers!

Twill work up your wax int
Foundation 1t : vsry low rite
Comb Foundation for sals ~ x
md 20 ccnss psr ponnd.
IsiShess CssA PYleo
Mdssss A 4 sfAulfeA - ealEsSA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-03

petition, and in this event the property
owners will apply to the district court
for an order restraining the city audi
tor from extending the proposed as
sessments against the property. The
case will then perhaps proceed on to
the supreme court for decision on a
number of questions of law, many of
them having heretofore been raised,
but have never been settled by the su-
preme court.
The petition is signed by long list
of property owners, who have retained
A. B. Lee to look after their interests
and the promises are good for a long
and fierce legal battle. which will sew
up the proposed reassessment until
the case is finally settled by the su-
preme court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-03
OBJECT LESSON IN MORALS.
Minot Preacher Gives His congreaa-
ton an Oh ect Lesson In Morals.

Minot Preacher Gives His congreoa-
ton an Object Lesson In Morals.
A Minot dispatch says: The Rev.
Edgar R. Jones, pastor of the M. E..
church, preached sermon Sunday
evening on the moral condition Of the
city. The church was crowded to its
full capacity, many Eagles being in the
audience. After reading the oath
taken by the mayor and the law in re-
gard to the sale of whiskey by drug
gists-. Mr.. Jones brought forth two bot
ties of whiskey, half pint and q
quart, bought in city drug store, to
prove that quart could be bought as
early as a half pint. He said wagon
load could be bought as easily as a
half pint. The Eagles who meet on
Sunday night, came in for their share
of attention from Mr. JONES' He
asked them to change their meetings
from Sunday to some other night and
said if they would not make the
change voluntarily he would see that
they were compelled to do so. The
mayor and police department were
scored for their failure to suppress
vice in the city.