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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-09-14
Around the State.

The small lakes about Dun
seth will be stocked with black
bass.
Eighty-fve cars of ties have
reached Mohall for the new ex-
tension.
Six Indians are dead at Rolla,
the result of drinking wood
alcohol.
Ex-Gov. Shortridge was hunt
ing prairie chickens at Granville
one day last week.
Is badly rusted straw injurious
to animals? Some say that it is
poisonous.
There are sixteen townships I'M
Ward county which must change
their names.
A new binder with 100 less
pieces than the old kind, is doing
better work at Fargo,
Van R. Brown, a former resi-
dent of Minot, expects to be cleo
ted states attorney for Williams
county.
1t is believed that the North
Dakota macarOni wheat crop
will amount to 100000 bu.
this year.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean
with six columns of reading mat
ter and ~ columns of ads ought
to prosper.
Four thousand cattle and $50
horses have been dipped at the
Strawberry lake dipping tank in
McHenry county.
Atty. Goss after a visit to
Minot, states to the "Botino
lNoOs" man that Ward county
will roll up a 1000 Republican
majority this fall.
Three men were arrested at
Glasgow, Mont, charged with
holding up Jerry Thompson, the
Minot brakeman. They were
held at $500 bail.
What is the matter with the
Granville coal dealers. An Avoka
coal dealer got the contract to
furnish Atty tons of coal for the
school at $3.65 per ton.
! Two Japs working on the sec.
ton at Berthold grew angry at
Boss Owens and stole his switch
keys. When arrested they pro.
duced the keys and were bounced,
James Jestrab, a Bohemian
living in Walsh county, went in.
sane and thot he was a wolf
He was seen chasing his own
turkeys and was sent to an
asylum.
i The Stanley Sun remarks that
lforty-four sour-looking teachers
took the test at Minot. What {
wretch the editor is. Well bel
dollars to doughnuts he isn't
| married.
Many in Williams county ART
putting up hay to ship to Mon
, tana, there being great scarcity
OF it there. 1t sells for 500 a tor
at Great Falls and costs but
$3.50 a ton to ship it there.
Owing to the rust in wheat this
year, it has been necessary to es
} tablish new grades for wheat
) there being ten grades. Unit
this year it was never necessary
to grade below the "rejected."
, The first meeting OF the Willis
ton Racing and Fair association
will be held Sept. Is and 16
While it may not amount tc
much the first year it is a worthy
thing and will be well attended
A good many Of the state pal
, pers are sending out the patent
Renublican DOlitical inserts
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-09-14

The first meeting OF the Willis.
ton Racing and Fair association
will be held Sept. Is and 16.
While it may not amount to
much the first year it is a worthy
thing and will be well attended.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-09-14

Owing to the rust in wheat this
year, it has been necessary to es-
tablish new grades for wheat,
there being ten grades. Until
this year it was never necessary
to grade below the "rejected.'
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
stray Petals.

Crimson Rambler is among the best
Of forcing roses.
Packing in dry sand in a cellar, with
temperature OF from SO to AZ degrees,
is said TO be the best storage for dahlia
roots.
An easy way to protect plants is to
place over them Il barrel with the head
knocked out and fill In with straw.
Plps of lily of the valley should be
thoroughly frozen before being potted
for forcing.
Propagation OF the Easter lily from
the seed instead of bulb is recommend
ed as a method of avoiding troublesome
disease.
Auratum, speciosum and longitlorum
lily bulbs grown in pots make excellent
plants.
Cool weather suits mignonette-40 to
45 degrees at night Is best.
The new pink chrysanthemun, VIII
liam Duckham, won the special prize
Of the Chrysanthemum Society of
America at the last exhibition, and 1t
already had the Edinburgh silver
medal.
White Pearl is now variety of
nignonette flowers white, plant com
pact and vigorous, II Is said to be good
for forcing.
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
FLOWERS OF AzA1EA Mo1r1s.

Of salmon and apricot are equally vaiu-
able in the conservatory, the cool green
house or the garden (for it is hardy,
but their time of blooming depends
upon the amount of moist warmth they
receive.
1t is a great mistake to place any of
the azaleas, whether of the Indian or
japanese group, over the hot water
pipes with view TO hasten their flow.
ering. They must always stand on a
cool, moist floor, as otherwise failure TO
open their buds will probably ensue,
but the temperature of the forcing
house should be gradually increased as
the buds swell, and the atmosphere
should be kept decidedly moist for
them at all times (even when they
stand in the open air in summep by
Swinging daily.
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
THE FRUIT INDUSTRY.
Profitable Distribution 10 Markets
the PrObIesn of Today.

Profitable Distribution 20 Markets Is
the PrObIetn of Today.
There is always something Just ahead
for the fruit grower. He can never
know it all" In approaching the fruit
industry from the standpoint of bust
ness success, we must consider prOduc.
ton and selling, the one being quite
as important as the other, 1t has been
asserted that IN our sessions We hav3
given more attention 10 the former
than the latter, and there is still cal!
for greater effort 10 be put forth il
working up the markets Production.
great as It now Is, has but just begun
The people want fruit. How shall We
get it to them so that the cost to them
will not be greater than the demand
will bear and at the same time the
compensation Of the grower be such as
te stimulate production? These, not
production, ara the great prablems of
our fruit industry today, | question
whether 1t is possible to get any nearer
a solution Of them than we are.
People are using enormous quantities
Of fruit Rarely is there any equally
full crop in every locality. There will
almost always he spme SECTION where
the crop Is failure; hence an unlocked
for draft. This year the crop in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts is light.
Thl latter is heavy consuming state.
This conditiop opens 4 ibeIal market
for our fruit, clears away the glut of
perishable fruit and leaves the trade in
the later keeping sorts open, Again
there is a shortage of fruit in Euro
pean markets, and never has there
been so clean a market abroad at fairly
paying prices.
nistlibptipn Of fruit is the greater
problem at present Production Is In
its infancy, and consumption is cnor-
nous. We face the problem of produc-
tion and distribution with profit TO the
producep aud must never overlook the
fact that home consumption is great
er factor than foreign trade.-President
Gilbert Before Maine Pomological So
clety.
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
soUTnHWs rAolFIo
DgHhle Daily Traih Service
bsTWsen san Francisco
and New nrleans.

tpGNhttn san EEahNltCu
aud New Orleans
Commencing November 18th,
luuble daily train service will be
uauaurated between San Francisco
I'd Now Orleans, on following
hedpics;
East BOand
No. i6-Sunset Limited, over
oaSt Division,
Leaves San Francisco 7 p. m;
paw,e 1884 m arriving at New
Drleans 6:45 p. M.
THIS train carries diner. obserya-
ton, compartment and drawing
com sieepers through to Now
York, Chicago aud New Orleans,
also lou,is sIeepers to Washing
,up, Cincinnati, Chicago, Memphis,
Paul St. Louis, etc.
No 8-Cresccnt City Express,
Bakersfield Route.
Leaves San Francisco 800 a. m.
Bowie 5:27 a. m; New Orleans
S:35 a. m.
This tain carries drawing room
lcepers 10 New Orleans; also tour,
~ cars 10 St, Louis, 81 Paul and
chicago.
West Bound
Ne 9--Suuset limited, Bakers
iyld Route.
Leaves New ORLEANS ll:45 ui;
Bowie 1l:24 a. m; arriving At Sau
Frar CISCO 8,25 a, m, with fouy
hunrs ana forty.dya minutes lay
yer IN lbs Angeles
THIS tram carries same equip.
menls as No. 10.
M 7-Pacifc Express, Coast
Division.
Leaves New Orleans 800 p. n.
Bowie 1927 p. m; arrives al San
Francisco ll;45 g, m,
This train carries same equip
ment as No. s, and IN abolition
lner ana chair ear Los Angeles to
'iI Francisco.
trans 8 and 10 carry free re
numg chair cars,
For inrlher information call on
yodress c NJ BURKHALTER,
D. + & z A., Tucson.
] G CLAYTON, Agent Bowie,
T. A. GOODMAN, &, P. A,
San Francisco,
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
Arz zona 4 New Mexico Railway Co.
LordSburgs & Hachita Railway Co.
Time table No, "a.

IN eilectl2;Ol a. M, Sunday, February IN, 1901
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
THE AzALEAs.

VERY Popular BasteF Pla9ts-How TO
Manage Them In FOpcinG,
No plant has increased more rapidly
in popularity during a few years past
than the azalea. At Easter azaleas are
seen in every church and in the win
dows of ihe finest residences through
out the country.
Azalea mollls is one of the finest OF
winter Towering shrubs, coming from
Japan in the first instance, although
there are now endless varieties of this
plant as well as hybrids. The mass Of
flowers it produces in exquisite shades
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06

the principles Of the Declaration
of independence and the constitu-
ton of the United States, and be-
cause he stands for the strict en-
forcement OF the laws of the land
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06
The company reserves the right to vary

The company reserves the right to vary
without notice.
ID trains carry passengers.
All regular trains are classified on the time
a bic with regard to their priority of right 10
he rack trains of the first class being super.
or TO those of the second and ali succeeding
classes.
an south hound trains have absolute right
:. Il track over al noTthhnnuf trains of The
anne or inferior class
Minimum runping tune for delayed passenger
rains VIII be ~ minutes Tor each mile, eight
rglng 3 minutes.
Nos u and IL make close connection at Bowie
lth southern Pacific trains iOr both EGst AID
iest and at lobe win stage lines 10 Payson,
Iler salt River Valley, Ri erside, TOnto Bas.
aud Raw mine
Employes viii destroy all time oards of pre-.
Ous date
! Telegraph stations Z Flag stations, 90
aVntS
20 The Pacific Standpga lime ia one
h"u. slower teag Avantain Time
EPEs RA A>DaLrH A. 10 BEAL,
1sldent superintendent
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06

Our car of hay presses, hay
rakes and mowers just arrived.
Call and examine them. Olney
Hdw Go. If
Graham guardian., 1904-04-06

FOR SALE:-Realty Mortgage
blanks, at this Office 5cts each.
The evening world., 1904-09-29
WOMAN PATIENT
\ DEAD FROM FALL

Mrs. Mary Fox, thlrty-slx years old,
sf No. 2e East Nineteenth street. who
was q patient In the medical ward OF
the Metropolitan Hospital on Black
wells Island. was found dead to-day
near the wall OF the hospital.
II Is thought she jumped or fell acct.
dentally from the window Of the ward,
which Is located on the tnIri hoor.
She was suffering from heart trouble,
and had been In the hospital thirteen
days. having been transferred from
Bellevue. She had been acting queerlj
for q few days. and the hospital au'
fhorities were considering having heI
taken 10 Wards Island for an examina'
tion as TO her sanity.
Her body was found by DR.. Mills. o.
fhe SospI,al STAN, VINO was returning
20 the hospital The body was removed
20 the Morgue and the Coroner notified
Mrs. Fox when she entered the hospl
taf save as her best friend Miss L.zzi,
Carroll. OF No. zoo Willis avenue. tn,
Bronx. Miss carron has been notifeC
Of her death.
The evening world., 1904-09-29
AWARDED $500 FOR
I GIRL FINGER TIP
Jury So Decides and Justice
Herrick Approves When the
Defendant Declares Amount
Is Excessive.

Justice D. Cady Herrick decided yes.
terday that the tip OF a pretty girls
wedding ring finger Is worth $500 The
gallant Justice flied this opinion In he
Supreme Court. Brooklyn. II follows.
logically. that Justice Herrick thlnks
3 pretty girls hand is worth thousands
ce dollars. and. therefore. that q pretty
S1ri-is priceless.
Miss Lulu Bendecker. who lives on
Fulton street. Brooklyn. was employed
hy the II. Bridge smlthman Nanufac.
turing Company. The tip OF her finger.
which one day will wear q wedding.
ring, was cut on In a stamping mo.
chine. She sued the company. and tnt
Jurors, most Of whom are unmarried
gave her a verdict for 500.
The company considered the award ol
damages excessive and applied for a
.sw trial Justice Herrlck descended
from the bench. examined Miss Ben
decker's hand and decided that E0t
was little enough to repay her for Thu
tip OF the enger.
The company will take the case to tn,
Appellate Division OF the suprem,
Court
The evening world., 1904-09-29
CHILD IS ROLLED
TO DEATH BY CAR
Trolley with Green motorman
Breaking In Strikes Little
Girl Carrying Her for Halt a
Block.

Pearl Cohen. Ave and a half years
old. Of No 33A Third avenue, the
Bronx, died q few minutes after her
arrival ut Lebanon IlospI,al from the
effects OF injuries received when she
was run down and manged by a
Fordham car at One Hundred and
sixty. sixth street and Third avenue.
The little girl was playing with
other little children on the street,
The other children tried to attract her
attention bv calling to her, but when
she finally discovered her danger It waa
20, late. Paralyxed with fright, she
remained standing on the track and
was knocked down.
The car continued In Its rush for
fully half block before It was brought
to a standstil. Little Pearl was not
cut TO pieces by the wheels. but was
caught by the fender and rolled over
and over In front Of the wheel untn
her body was shockinsly mansled and
torn.
The car was In charge Of a green
motorman. william stuteL OF No. 1So
East One Hundred and slxty-thlrd
street. who was being broken In by
a regular man. William Andel. OF No
1913 Third avenue. Both were arrested
Andel crawled under the car and re-
leased the little girls dress, which was
held fast by the fender Then he
dragged the little body from under the
ear and carried II into a drug store
Policeman Wolfe. OF the Morrisana
station. arrived Just In time to pre-
vent the crowd which had gathered
around the car from doing violence &c
the two motOrmen. 49,. .,
While an ambulsn nee hurried with
the mortally injured child To Lebanon
Hospital the two motormen Wer'
laken TO the station.
The evening world., 1904-09-29
WALES RECORD OPENING.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept :s.--yale
University opaned her doors to-day to
more students than have ever gathered
on the nrst day Of the college year IN
her history. The total membership In
the university will show A marked In
cresse over aie. the figures for last
In the dny with the greeting by Dean
Sanders and an address by Pres den /
Hadley to the classes In Maryland
chapel
The evening world., 1904-09-29
Majestic Leaves Queenstown
with C. E. Forbes, Indicted on
Forgery Charge Here and Who
Disappeared While Out on Ball
ARRESTED IN BUEN0S AyRES-
y AFTER HIS FLIGHT.
Requisitlon Warrant Issued for
4 Him In Washington but He
Waived Proceedings - Ac.
cused In S25, 900 Case.

LONDON, Sept. ?e.-rhe White star
Iine steamer Majestic. which sailed from
Queenstown to-day for New York, had
on board Charles T.. Forbes. also known
Is Irving W. Humphrey. who was ar
rested In Buenos Ayres In July last al
the reques, OF the un!tei states author
tiles on the charge Of forgery com'
mit,ed In New York.
Forbes Is In the custody OF the de-
tectlyes sent TO bring him home
De.ectlye-sergeant o'Connell and q
PInkerton man who had covered .,O'
miles In tracking Forbes and bringing
Aim back are the officers In charge OF
the prisoner. His capture was efec;et
nv the detectives shadowlng Forbes
wife, who some time after the fisht o.
her husband went to join him In souu
America.
rorhes who was the cOnhdenua
cashier Of O. W. Cole & Co. OF No. ~
broadway, New York. was arrested u
december, 1903, charged on Ave COUNT
with forgeries against his employer
amounting TO t15,Uo. +,
He was admitted to bail, and later ]
was learned that he had taken passage
for Buenos Ayres, where he was ar
rested early In July.
d on July IA President Roosevelt lssueC
4 warrant for his extradltion.
Forbes waived all his privileges unde
the extradltlon treaty and expressed hi
willingness to return to the United
Slater.
The evening world., 1904-09-29
Clocks

Clocks
(Basment)
Large s.day Ansonia Black Enamelled
Clocks hone better, regular a An
H2S; special. al............. N1.4S
Mission Clock, with strike. @ 90
special At sl.ls and. ...... HE.S0
Silverware
(Bsement)
Large asortments showing the newest
de.isns-'peeial for friday and Sat.
urday.
Baby Cups quadruple plate, Io-
regular 7jc.; special. ......... 4HC
Cbildrens Sets {, pieces. resu. ,r
lar sSc; special at.......... 2C
Tea Sets Il pieees). quadruple
plate. regular Slo.a,; special ek,r
N'''''' ''''.'''.......".. pV'<|
The evening world., 1904-09-29
INSANE MAN IN HOTEL.

A man giving the name Of Dr. Dana.
and accompanied by two other physl-
ciens. who said they were from the
Bioomingdale Asylum. visited the Ten
derlOln station and asked the sergeant
what they should do In order to get an
insane man out OF the Murray Hill
Hotel. They said they had commit.
mcnt papers signed by Supreme Court
Justice Gllderslseve.
The sergeant offered to send three OF
four men with them, but Dr. Dams
nnally said he guessed they would lei
At the Murray Hill Hotel the clerk
to-day denied having any knowledge Of
any insane person stopping there.
The evening world., 1904-09-29

BREAKfAST rood
Boston Brown Flakes
Force, Shredded Waeat
Biscuits. or "O'Neill's"
Columbia Oats, per
package. .....-.... l0c
pRUNES-Russ:ll Santa
Clara Prunes. In lib.
cartons ss.s...... &c
7 L o U r - Heeker's
Whole Wheat Flour,
7-lb. bags ,.......,. 25c
The evening world., 1904-09-29

COffE Luncheon
Coffee, fresh roasted.
Sranulated or pulveriled
an eIeellen, drinking
Coffee. good body ant
aroma Sold everywhere
25e. per lb.; Spe- 49,
eial at.........". Sc
TLA-formo,a, ,0olonL
English Breikiast Cey.
Ion, Youns Hyson. Cum
powder, Mixed or Japan
The evening world., 1904-09-29
Friday and Saturday in
The Grocery Department
(Basement.)

Dasement.)
Tea Sold elsewhere a,
zoe. per lb.; Special
at..."........... 4oC
Seed.
ed California Raisins
("Ruby" "brandl,ls OF.
packages mo limit &c
OLlvEs-M,u.,n.
Olive,,per bottle, l0c
MILK Borden's Con-
dened Milk "Mas-
nolia" brsnd)........ &c
The evening world., 1904-09-29
o1fso 70. an EI.rtiou Forecast.

M Sunday Worlds Offer Of prizes
I)reesiing s1.ol9 In gold for the closes,
l'uafss 10 the popular vote OF the
1nlns candidate In the Presidential
gLon = attracting universal attsn-
{ns eoassst Il unique In tha, n,
11)11o ere placed on the contest
e1upon 10 printed In the Sun
ZACH week. togefhsr with
~ ~ conteet, 70 facilitate
The evening world., 1904-09-29
Loaf ss,soo and rri.s 10 Die.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2S-Despond.
fncy caused BY the possible loss Of y.
through the failure of Thomas r..
Maggaman. late treasurer Of the Cath
pic unlversity OF America, caused
yemes Mcmahon. aged sixty years, Ia
X{empt suicide with a penknIfe "A,
The evening world., 1904-09-29
JeWelry

Jewelry
1000 assorted Hat Pins
Extra long stems, some set with rhine
stones, oth:rs with peacock, pearl. tur-
quoi,e and hard enamclled tops , n.
while they last, each. ....... LUG
They were imported to s.l' from 2,c.
TO soc.
53.2S Watches 52.49
For Friday Only
For one day only friday, we offer
solid silver Chatelaine Watches with
fine Swis movement-resu. d, An
lar price S3.2S, at. t.......- DE.4S
Engraving
Weddins Invitations, Announcements,
Monosrama Coat, of Arms. Reception
and Visiting Cards engraved to order.
first-clsY workmanship guaranteed,
Stationery.
We are showing our new fall line Of
high grade Stationery in all the latest
effects and colors
Special Note Paper.
Squire CABINETS Of the very best
quality paper, 100 envelopes 10 match,
in white, blue and sray-resu. ~.
lar sl.o0 value: special at..... Nv
~ sheets Of PAPLR and IS ENvLL.
OPES to match. in the new french
cambric paper in neat, fancy az
boz; special at......."......E E)C
The evening world., 1904-09-29
Silverware
Cutlery
lDS,ement.)

We carry large assortment Of the
finest American Cutlery. including
Knives, Scissors. etc.
100 ,.pieee Carving Set. stag handle.
the best make, regular si.H per ,o, ,
seG at...... ............... Nv
Gem Safety Razor. one blade to
seven. per set, from slGSs d, os
down to-. to................. H1.E1
The evening world., 1904-09-29
O& %41m4N~JEue
Store Closes at $50 P. NJ
you WANT A PIANO?

Perhaps your vile boy girl wants 1.-THE natural
artistic craving for music which no husband or parent
would wish to fail to crafty.
Two may you to delay the purchase
]. Assurance 10 artistic qualities.
2. Ways and means
As to the frst the Wanamaker Piano Store has built
up it's reputation by the assured excellence OF oil the in
strumes sold Not alone in that the Chckering stands
as the paragon artistic musical perfection but that the
vose the Emerson the Merrill the Gramer the Kurtz
mann the j. C. Campbell and the Frederick Doll provide
range OF Pianos in which each instrument Is above crt
cism in its class No matter how low the price, you are
absolutely positive that in the Wanamaker Piano Store
there Is sold but instrument you may be proud to
own. At WANAMAHERs there Is doubt as to the quail
ty OF the instrument; and there the positive
that better instrument for the price it impossible to
buy
The Wanamaker showing of Pianos is the
largest known to the trade The cases are the
newest and fnest-the most artistic and up
to-date, to be found anywhere Selection here
is greatest and most satisfying.
The other reason is one that is more far
reaching. There are thousands of people who
would like to have piano in their homes to-
day, who feel that the purchase is one that
they are, at the moment, not prepared to make.
There are hundreds ofbusiness men who could
very easily give us their check for the amount
the piano would cost, but they do not wish at
the time to take that amount out of their busi-
ness. These people have not investigated us,
and do not know how much easier it is to buy
piano than they had thought.
The wANAMAKER PLAN permits selection from this splendid
pianos and requires only ten to hy dol
according monthly
dollars afterwards This accommodation
You simply the Insignificant interest Of four pr cent
the aiming unpak which Will
about dollars during the entire time,
The small that might
the cigaS smokes, really
smoke careful houekeeper easily tho
monthly household appropriation and scarcely notice It.
The compensation for little extra economy Is the
early possession OF an instrument that will entertain
family and friends, and have educatve and refining
influence both the grownups and children Of the
household.
When may have the opportunity to talk the piano
matter with you' rtA floor
| JOHN WANAMAKER
formerly Stewart Co Broadway 4 Ave- 9Th and 10th Sts.