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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
METHOD|STS WANT
EIGHT BISHOPS
live VIII Be Elected 60 Taks
Place af Retired oues.
NAY Tass VOTE WEDNESDAY
"s-v Ns~~- .-s- ~. s-~st-.~f
s-~ a. r--tssss--s.ss-~ ss
t-s--.--f- - ~
rsk~~ -

Los SaEei~s Cal Nay - -saris-
Va s-ianui~f By tho s-l-xar@z -l ne
astaslt zsa~-al 5auferrnr- a. a .la~
OF rest arr q r--k n runrsaunsa
ssssinn. eirEer af ra~ conference ~
~ -as ssriou- eamnlffs~s WatI-
-nouEh visiting htshnus nd minister's
ruiuHfe-rsd heir SERVICES as 10 yuI-
pr supply r1mmir-r- rn 81 -v-rT ,uI-
pit n m cry ant -ahurnan ru~us. az
10Th nnruinE and evening serrirss rae
<r-af bnsiy ~ f~ierafss -ssr-sf ans
lsihed over ths events sf yesterdays
isssiru of me cunfer--re sernoua bv
IL iniio~iHE bishops we're pusara..si
iunT4v
b. H W Warren ar Royis
firfrfr. n A. rhurra Bishop p H
Mour. c-nr-nnisaz n z churrh. BIsh-
1p "a Warns Asyi~ H-izheA evu-
iuE. Rishon r. Virsc-nr viurrn' yr
2 ehu-rh whrrr fasiIrlfa7~- --.sefuun ss
s-re heid- Bishop Earl Crsusrau 3
aianrhart's hall Bishop Ia-~uh e
Harrzsif First " z chHr-a. Pazsd~n1
Al other Me- Aadiat pulpifs IN ae
riry ant many gfhrr drnnuri1zfl lnn..
we're orrupiet BY visiting ci~rzymeu.
n the First " z rhurrh fhis eifr.
pr Iussph Barry let a 'arsa evan
zelisrlc mass merflnz aud a. simu-
ann's auditorium Dr Frank Maaau
Worth Cs~urre p Erknaa ant J "
saahf1rt masis Nfitresss- ID A arg
-rnwt
HazRrf's pavilion vas rrusirst 20
lver-iuSinz rn usteu 20 a sermou by
Or NnfsiY M'rss fr1r-ruai aeiegaf-
frum ne Mefhasiisr rhurrh Ia Eng-
ard. ann a. -he ssne DIarr raere vas
'ne~fiug % Ne Women Horne a-
'ouarT snsisfv
Th~ happ~ulngz A. @1ifr-ilFs fss-
siun n ne nrneral ronfsrsur- wh~n
vufe vas cssrn lu ra~ r-firsusenf -
~ htshups. furnished a I've -upir II
iisgls~ian Hannug the tslszales suu-
iaF rhe EHHsra4 au uiau NJ s1s ieiss-
s1res = taar shea rhe r~V1r- - ET-n
luf MunfaF morning VII sauw
iseisi-sf nalHrifT n faz9r ~ 10 -
mr. n NJ ~pizssBarT eauamizzs=s rs-r-
1rnnaelfiuG fa- rsilrsinssuf q blshnps
NlneeHf y A-fien- AnfrFWs. Nal aleu-
nd Fa=H he 1Haupf sud determined
manner Nlira n sHhierr Eas put
fhrauEa fns Conference stfurifaF n
he tars u -ruuE er1rTs - psssrpnn-
iefiuife arfinn u1rll Ncudag Was m1reh
-nruzueurssi a1ou. There are certain
number u fsiezafes. ssueeiaiIf among
he iaEmeu- Eao 1re a. psssesi 20 crtft-
-is- ne manner N vhirh fhr dF@ 4seif
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

The Mississippi ralruad eonlBis-
sion has reepsve,I letter from ID
Rector Provision Company of vIeks
burg azkinz for a ruling AZ 20
whether ar not 4 raIlruad has the
Tghr N bold the freight Of a eon-
=iguee for denurrage dne ear -erv-
i..s. s==ieiarionz- ard- Z ~. under
What statute does tins aHthnrIrv ex-
r. The company addressed Ier-
ter n the grtarnez-general z-s1ng
f~ an irsuinH an rse suhIee-- bur
Wr- Willis..as declined On rhe xruund
thai Ae = the legal adviser Of rhe
enusmiS-Sep. and COULD not give sn
afEieial opinion % au individual but
sue=pstil. that the marr& BE- re-
ferreI "a rhe raIIraad enmrnIazinn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Ths aftarxing f1rre Va nos a rig
uizr ror1--so boar. bur Eaz only a
small nzpsha iauueh N command u a
yuunx naval officer. whn aad rfth sin
three tzrsiez The laHnea mounted a
small naehfne SzIn and earrfed three
tnrpesinez
When darkness fell the Launeh crepr
out II Port Arthur hngxsHg the shore.
with m ngats ab1arFf ant M xlow
from the engines 10 bsfraY her pres
suce n vas Izre When she gained the
outer line of the Japanese squadron
Slipping through rhe rorDefo bnar
picxsss. and s-iecrinx the nearest var
ship. a big arnoresf cruiser. sn= sfsi-
r0garSi her and i-tereeflrsf IN exploding :
agzinsr aer site n sinxse turDeha A
deafsninz roar followed The explosion
shich eehoed far ashore Immediate
Iy flames snveIoped the cruiser. wuiea
evidently was basiiy crippled
IN. crew 0f the cruiser vas seen %
De lighting the dre. whirh they ar last
sarreestesf IN exringuishinr A sisrer
ship took the tanaxrd vessel IN inv
and disappeared 70 the southwest
The Iauncn escaped the hot hre fl
rr-fett szainsr aer BY me japanese
snips. but being anahle TO return 70
Port Arthur or 70 zer into Dainy. ste
Vas besehed not far from DaInY
Only a few ~ me higher officers
we're aware 0f he plan. rte sarcess Of
whfeh aepends<f sDon serreeY The
achievement raiserf rle spirits u tae
Rlissi4ns znoar and ashorr. and fhe
young navzI 0ffcer Who vas ne hsr8
af th- sxuiair xas fsfsd ard reeum-
nsnsfe.. sor he eruss of 81 eseurz-
rhe Russians. au NAY H. aUure-
bending thar rhe presence Il q Iapan-
$50 squadron m@sHF an zffs-z1t - ez1-
rure Dalnv. blew ID the piers and aErf-
effy sTaelafesf he piare
Two thousand Japanese have r.oc-
c1pfesf the rnad 10 saashilipa. again
curing af Purr Arthur A srrnns
sorr- Is advancing zxainss Poiauaien-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
= warning 10 Southern esrs.

The mazr sfupendous and auda-
Gnrs scheme which the world ever
Witnessed i beng Organized and op-
~nre.f ar this time 20 turE young
ejjrIs frau the towns sf this ant
efsar States into the iens Of inquiry
II ! Louis The matter has come
q 1at through the aborrlve at
fs af some Of the agents OF the
- iczra engaged IN this rraifie af
n5enIrv. and the most determined
erhrrs 70 stop the practice arr beng
- IN foot D. he people Of ne cry
St L.srlz, a. we'll as those Of other
Es~ and towns where the syndIeare
- N re~rufr Ii victims The
Of the syndicate u 70 prnears
|nnrIr women frUm the WORKING
sasses 20 come to st LOUIS unster
romiss Of employment during Ihe
Esrldys FAIR =ea=on- and then 90
meet them ar the depot N - La'al-
and conduct them TO sume arofnfi-
where flseir feet are sst IN the xas'
r.Sfr-s.l snd their lives are hopeies-ay
twrrr.kpsf before they can De reached
bx auv possible assistance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Petitions have been made 10 Gov
vardaman for the pardon Of VII
Dunn. who was sentenced TO rhe
Seats penItentiary for life from
Holmes cauufv m 1896 The rsa-
son assigned for asking D1nrs
pardon are thar he has been a p<see.
able man a faithful eanviet- and
tsszf an old E.nEher nres-s bis SUP
parr- Tie g0dernnr - also asked
10 pardon Jim Hooker, who i nov
serTlng a sevsa sears sentence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
cerxenslon 1sins.

A number IT the county Demo
cratic exzeurlye committees neih
meetings last week according 10 the
call of the chairman and issued an
order for the various voting pre-
cinets to aruanIzs m mas ennyen-
ron and select bv secret ballot dele
rztez To arrend the country eoHyen-
rlnu. which viii select the county
d<Ie.csrps TO the SEare Democrats
cargenfiou 20 mref In Jaekssn su
June L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
vr-stmfr I.-y-~s- r--.y-.

r Petersburg. Nay Is-Grand Duke
ElaziImir. 51utzF Inspected Ten cun-
Danies II Tie men N the secslnd re-
serve. Eho are called upon Whenever
mobilization brinzs the arsr reserve IL
20 he acrfve army To me number II
f.ass they parzdess through he Erzs-
where the siIarEts arr enezmpef- They
Afterwards 1raerieed AZ rhe rife ranges.
and made IN average II - per cent
0f hirs As lr has been & years since
The men saw arfIye s=rvfcs. rhe granf
duke was highly pleased with the
showing which rhey made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Albert Baldwin the negru II
derer Of Engineer Thomas Fegar-
Eh0 i IN tine Jaak=an IaiI awaI1-
Ing the death sentence has enruere1
a very choice assortment OF religion.
very much to the disgust sf the other
inmates Of the JAIL VINO are being
kept awake for a greater portion Of
the night with bis prayers and
shouts OF Glory TO Jesus Bald
wins religious rurn Of mind Is due
to the visits Of nero preachers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

dsuasirei IN the imperial banz BY do
Majors ~ rs maiesfT's ErsnffaTher
The HrmE mssiieal d-parr meat has
eumpiesesg t. pruphVi7sfle in,-asurss
f1r ne east and ARE now anie "a cupe
with any svidemie AMONG the troapz.
A llsinf~rfiug apparafls has b....n s~uE
70 every Bafur n HaaehuFia. and also
every k.nf n serum. 70 fhe total value
of SO 9'sa. Every snldier vss v7rei-
nai.si aff@r passing BaikaI Smallpox
Is ne only CONTAGIOUS fls-as- reported
by The Siberian hospffals. Therp aaEe
ussasiiusk aaa l. ar Allan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
BAII00NISI FALLS IN RIVER
xs. F..s~.~a d. HE- Ps-s<has- as4
Cs.Ea x~s Exsrt~sn- HS.--ET
a.s wxz Drs~s~a-

Van Baren. srs. MAY 1s-E z
L1mbGcker. of L9gznspsrr. Ind. feif
mo rhe Arkansas river aers SATURDAY
Efternoon and Eas dr0~nesL he hasf
Just maize an a-sasnsiou Df 2.i~-i feet
He was fasfe1ed IN Ms parachute
and eoHld not zxrrtczse himself. anG
druwned before assistance could rellsh
him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

-~x-as--p ufI~- ,f ts- asn~sas to
Ps~r srrhar n-~sr.y-a

New chxanx Way Isl-Ths Japan
ese Troops continue landing AZ Pirsevo.
and he railroad has hesn eHr azzln.
l. miles of rrzek being Eoue CON-
HsuuiGafiou. however. for that dias1nce
has seeu kepr ~ by me aid u carts
The Purr Arthur mail is aboar -
hours old Eh-n II gets - New Chwauz
This morning a few nars trDops las-
ant moved to the Russian camp ta-ee
miles east % the eifT. which Is now
przefir1llY unprDse-r-d- Two cnrre-
sDoEdenfs s-nr over ne entire town
lazr aighf and did nut s-e single ssa-
Try an tury The natives arr growing
nore restless a. ne Russians eun-inu-
% nnve on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
CHINESE ATTACK
RAILROAD MINES
Civil omc:aEs Barely Escape From
rrusps ar Purt Adams.
REPORT LAP SHIP DAMAGED


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~-sn ~s-~~ -~-~~s-s ~ 80 Rs--s.s
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sSs- --N-~-x% ssszsz.--
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

There i No probability Of a spe-
.5 zion af the NIssissIppt lsgls-
r,+-,rr Ia remedy defects IN appr'-
,.,-;,,r;,,u bills. all rumors and re-
-. su,auarIng from space writers
:, 4se egutrzrv Notwithstanding
Gnx vzrdanan has not even sen.
...sEr % considered the adsizabEllry %
..srrr.iiug . the body m special session'
- eunfdeucs : feiF taar ~ z Iss-
- - Be made If present. dlifr
= uifsxzk sais rsErErzs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
R~p~~t osfsy rss-s-

New Y0rk. MAJ IA Sr Petersburg
ca5Ee IN The Herald says Frum Mlk-
deu The Japanese ara reported 10 have
turned ap IN SIX different lev Diaees
occupied four stations. blown NJ the
line i've vorsss below Purr ADAMS and
rzkeu Dalnv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

The cerriiezte IT Incorporation sf
the LIznum Prpdust Company
famieil..sI ar Wilmington Del with
a capital stock Of $4,000. xas flied
for record IN rhe offer af the see-
rpfarv az Stare rhiz morning. The
enmpanv Tnrendz 70 establish a larze
t1rvenrIne disfilIerv m the ptney
woods relou Of south Missis=IPpL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

The failure 10 make rhe appro-
urarIan Of $4,000 fnr the support
{ me oyster commission was pareiy
rsxEsrive. oversight and Il VIII
= a easx marrer for the eomrni--
- 10 borrow tins sum az a sfnail
S6u, af fuferFst fur the next TWO
- rhe amount to be reinhlrss-fi
H. se-=;au Of 1906 HE lesl-
furs certainly could not refn-e q
---rnurisre the amount when the
Euvr was the --sHit Of eareiess-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Joplin. Mo. Nav IS.-Tr is r-Dnr-e,f
here that lanes Marion. fafhe- % Ef
and VIII Marion N al here har hors--
stealing was hanged IA Newton e1un-
u The rspnrt saws thar ne snsfy was
found hanging 20 a tree. riddie<f with
Es+Fyasa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Washington. Nay fs.-JTdge Russell
p Goodwin. u Aurora. III. the newly
a9pafrrad attorney for the post offies
department 70 sHrrseesd Ch7s Fl Robb.
arrived IN Washington Sunday evening.
accompanied by William : Hopkins
also af Aurora
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Baston. Nag I5.-Tas arzn n Witt
aeY. PoHsiand K "a. leading enmnuis-
sion merchants n this city. aaz fled
a voluntary petition n BANKRUPTCY
with liabilities af sIfI 9as ant assers n
tl.s1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Sr Louis. May I5.-Recruffs for tas
Unire<f States marine eorps viii BE- re-
e-ivef n the Wortd's fair grounds. The
--rruirtng srari0n will 5e maintained n
1unecrion with the model camp TO -
'abIishest for the .De marines from
! = easr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

zr Louis. MAY S.-E " CrzE1oxs
Dazr office inspector II .Idiznspaiis.
Ind, has Reported 20 the police rhaE a
valsxs containing FaIHabie g1ver1menr
pagers and personal property sas
sroien from him n Tnion sfzrinu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

chiezsD. MaT vsrrsng thar the
drm figures IN 1ank-sey proceedings
N View York ctry- en IN have azks.s
appointment of n rrxar for Floyd,
CrzSfnrsi q Co. nzrks--nd brokers,
Chiczzn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

London May Is-No confirmation
has reached London of the rImnrs of
4 great barrie N Siu-Fsn. and 10 AZ
reports N the falI of Part Arthur In
Japanese quarters here. confidence IS
expressed rhar 4 great assault up8u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

aingrou- May I5.-Rsar-AdmirI
ss~4 Kenny. retired. formerly pay
asza'sneral of the navy. II Is stat
cd n navy department. has been
seiscred treasurer 9f rhs Panama
canal eDE.fusssu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
ru,i-r D'r-r-aor a' KAN MARKHAM rowER

fwuf. VIA urnf saa frrl gate 10
f'H1r u raa. H1r F.rf uaaf -
pIuWed % ur-w arm~ af fan nx
auvs Ni raar o. tr asst arasrs rg
1rHrars rh- rrl ta.i plant fs~ s-.f
~ t tarer - sutl -ra avn rf~
Elale rrHEf alaEs a fraitr - HnI q
art rruG ~ ser~rNari lrtns me
auf H4rE ~ ne hlrsa fsV Sd IN,
did shasia f---s -auuiH srrrra alf
flsir arms hr1esfl UH.rl go rh.t
slran rln a1d seHisar r-u rae r11s
arn EGalH -n lurtuax rlesr r'ar a. -
eeFs Nothing rsszit h. 9rer FIR tlls
rh1n a 1ue is.rh ~ rEr sn -fm
afnr 1sr fer fle iruAE ~ ralnEa vrH
snHa ant aue @arh - ~ lealflfIi
nniir uaFnnla azf naT tnF ouf
affHasss slnuIt ra serrrgs.si frsm Eirx
aT naf re rrsa 3 rural one very
fffrar'irr rarf In Uhirh fhe Wond
arrEe Eas ~umpiefelv zaif.a ~ a
Nt r-uue vine WAirh ARR cover
ls ra- -lsaf -rtrhs-I rs uur tsaHrilE
lu fr- p rauzar rhe Fps af fEu
l-ar H~ --ssHs anf f1rmef perfect
bower rsara sh.rh fa~ dear ufrle
s or-f rs Hlszr rh-ir n'aT
lnues fsnf fssf a rlagsaaa tine
better rlHn airlEzanE Cd 90 a Fftis
pleasure au a nisr rrrsnf based h9
10 h-ituz sun Hur unfhinz ran
fnHr au f mt even enMnah ulavf
va aad b. 10 Nr1rr lnnsin4 xrf
Win =aHlhf these n s1rar - uura
raaf u4s nnr ri fa@lr aaasa thar C.er
rat flunf f7w no nnd usnfasI rha
r'n. .H s9 man rseurr Minute Ant
iaurf -ss T. wiI le a Rle a1r a. mauF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

View forAtzy I4-Arbirrarion has
settled NE - scale of 1860 aniru
painters ssre tire agreement has
been signed ants an increase ef
- cenr . dzv- Esnz the scale "a ard
s4--5 for plain szs>eprarfre painters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

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- -'si""@-
lais 10 os> of the most rai'rrtnnz
erfs 20 wnieh 1-arh ant . IN rre-z
- sun1ecr- and aithnuzh y . wiseiy
GroHrsa over the star very fe~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

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spi-h'tsd tE-ss- af snr'iss~ A. our ioFe-
y a"e NHsia m DIX eaoA-ieAFe't
enseani ler 9ilnps at brilliant
-1m@F nSN~fla< anehlssh~rrT and
many 1fAerS WHICH nraailfsfy ta@ Nnssi-
an AZ aisinl y'si Frnfn snrnss n the
"a s'"nIFF homes near Af Tx ne
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Norway. Mich. May I5.-The LSrss-
70 mine SHUT down to-day. throwing
sbnur -D8 men cur af employment
Orn<r mines are closing. and miners
are leaving for Europe On ACCOUNT of
general derresEaas On the -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

MT--is=ippf viii sa splenfid
peach erop rhS~ yesr FrBFn all
part Of rIle Statf eprT rnar-s thar
the tires arr Isaffesi n re break
ing polnr win the Inss fruit
and within the NEXT rwo ks the
homegrown erpp viii con nc- to
arr--e on the market N lar -rran-
rifles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

West Poiar VII huild sevaufesn
niles u sewers ar e1sr n So dfsi
" u1nre The hafrsrnenr n sauifarY
conditions IS behind r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

The municipal ownership u utilities
IS being gwen a fAuruugh trial n Mz-
siss1ppi and the result Wiz defsruize
zerEa By otAsr r1E1s n sse flfErs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

NJ towa ~ twice the size in 5h-
state exceeds SeSr01 n rns zzT <
7ruErssz. Wonderful izdssad ara rhss
improvements being maEe over there.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-19

Tie Vets a Laish Msasfarrlsr4u-
tgnuWHnT s putting n one - tn.
ar=ssr Spike f1eforfss n the Sazfa
a. esr-naiia Ehs cuuvanF Is eauirzl-
izesi a. fsif 100 ant has been n the
1usins-s= a. C1rrrrh ant other reEBs
nff lHu-lssr q years Msssissippf
heH an abundance n spoke timber
ant rho taGfnrT 10 maze tire snaaes -
only a move in r1s riEi1r slirseflnn hzlf
N1V Ne lu-1E 1u ua1HffacFE-1 the
completed wheel There - timber
here for az n Il and n xssuid be bet
ter % ief ne Ehaelz isaEe the stare
n q finished condition
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-03-16
. >%>%@>>@11~%1>>%>~~~~~~~S
: Other Peoples Sayings. ;

DR.. Newlove: II like Minot
very we'll and am busy. The
PHYSICIANS should organize Tor
their mutual good and no doubt
will, SOON"
PIP. Lee: my business is in
creasing and the sales, especially
in the dry goods department
are nearly twice what they were
a year ago.
Sheriff ScOfield. :'Ihave twenty
five prisoners in the county Jail
now-the largest number ever
known within it's walls. we
have to bunch some OF them.
D. A. Dinnie: II bought ten
car loads OF building material in
the Twin Cities for the court house
lob and the others which l will
do. In the lot are a car load OF
nails and one Of builders hard
ware"
States Attorney diversion rom
Williams county: Il am Just
down to MinOt for a few hours.
We concluded the term OF court
Most of the damage suits
against the Great Northern or
ienitine from fires have been
settled. They got about one
tenth what they asked Tor
about the right amount.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-03-16

F]axton will see some excellent
improvements the coming season
including two general stores, and
ia brick Office for Bergett &
Nelson.
Why not begin maturing a
contract with the Western Con-
struction Company now? BY
next spring you will be in shape
to build that home, if you start
now. Weiland & Torgeson. tt
NJ. Hyland who resides eight
miles northeast Of Bowbells IL
said to have struck gold on his
claim near Des Laos lake March
rs. Land will no doubt take q
Jump in that locality If the gold
proves to be III very large guam
titles.
The papers thruout the county
claim that the new ruling Of the
land office works q hardship on
the homesteaders, as most OF
those proving up will go to the
land Office with their witnesses.
An uttempt will be made to con-
tinue the proving iup as before.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-03-16

John E. Green's an old prac-
toner before the Dakota bar in
Territorial days, has located at
Ainot, where he is engaged in
the practice of law. Mr.. Greene
has been visitor in Williston
this week, and is assisting At
torney Stewart in the trial of
the several damage suits g.
gainst the Great Northern Rail
way company. Williston Herald
James Johnson started for
Fargo Monday where he was to
attend the meeting OF the state
Republican Central Committee.
The wreck this side of Granville
delayed the train four hours, and
when the train pulled into Grand
Forks, the train, for Fargo had
left. Mr.. johnson returned home
that night. The delegates from
five counties were on the delayed
train.
Eugene Teutsch will build a
$4,000 residence fora. $. Blakey.
1t will be a two story frame
structure with steam heat and
plumbing fixtures complete