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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
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PAPERS I'm MINOT LIBEL ..~:>
gs<stts II CASE WERE SERVED

N. D., March 27.-Papers5
were served yesterday upon George
w. Wilson, editor and publisher Of The
Ward County Reporter, in which Edi-
tor Wilson is made the defendant in
a $4,000 libel suit, the plaintiff in the.
action being Samuel S. Richardson OF
BoWbelfs who was removed from the
office of county commissioner ., last
month by Judge E. B. Goss. The ac7;
tion is based upon an article publish:
ed In the daily: and weekly issues of
The Reporter of Feb. IS and FI5,Iare4s
spectively, in connection with the trial
OF William Black, S. S. Richardson
and L. R. Carroll who were charged
with malfeasarlce in office. The par
ticular portions eof the article, efor
damages, were the following head
lines, which appeared at the top Of
the front page of The Reporter in
large bold face type, Richardson Col
lapsed, When Caught in a Lie by
Judge Goss. ! G5 Ii zs..s &.
During the trial of the commissions
ers' case, Mr.. Richardson, who with
T. r. Carroll was found guilty Of a
portion OF the charges filed against
him by County Auditor Fabrick,
tainted while giving his testimony.
The complaint in the libel suit alleges
that Editor Wilson intended to con-
iyey to the readers of The Reporter the
impression that Mr.. Richardson, in
giving his testimony on the conlnlis-
sioners' trial, had Wilfnlly sworn false
ily3 and because OF his being detected by
laJudge GoSS, had tainted or SWooned
while giving his testimony The com
iplaint alleges that Mr.. Wilson knew
that the said publications were false
and defa1natory at the time he caused
the same to be published. Il .sl
i By reason OF the publication Of the
alleged false and ,lefanatory state
Iment in The. Ward County Reporter
i Mr. Richardson claims that he has
/ been damaged in the sum Of $1,000
land seeks Judgment for this amount
4 Attorney John E. Greene has been re
tanned by Mr.. Richardson to prose
Il cute the case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27

CALL 937-L.
OPERA HOUSE ANNEX.
Money back with q smile u not
satisfactory.
Eggs, strictly fresh. re- Mm
ceived daily, by express Y OW
Choice Dairy Butter, fresh, % 4 aN
sweet, prints or jars. lb. Aaa - -
Nokomi's Creamery Butter, CD Cd ~
finest grade made, in bricks I'm SSUI
Armour's Pure Leaf Lard, q : sN|
la Ib. pals ~ = IN ~
|Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 3 aN
/ in s lb. pals. -. ~ s'
sslf,'s " s,I:s REsnian lard y J. Csc
Wampun Fancy Table o. A.
Syrup, quart cans & =.
alat, pistseiasy ess. Mslasss. I aOG
Sugar House New Orleans aD u n
J Molasses. X gal. pals ~ ~
Hiawatha New Orleans Cd 0@hM
Molasses, quart cans Am &W
q Ohio Syrup, once tried, all Ghm
n ways used, quarts - U0
Nokomis Pure Maple Syr- "a 0M
up, guaranteed, quarts ~. ~ "
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, II Gn
mild flavor, per lb......e. UW
q Nokomis Full Cream cheese n Or
Mper lb.. .s..s m - -. -,
& Nokomis Full Cream Brick a Q m
4 Cheese, deodorized nOW
New York Full Cream @AAhen
n NCheese, very rich ..... ... @ 49, 2
as,Iss ssif MGf1s sosss, sss Isya ps4 Is. 2OC
Wampum Mocha and lava Cd N a
Coffee, in pkgs, @ "
Spalding House Mocha and gN GA "A
Java Coffee, in cans. ,..... WOU
E EElIefsen's Special Blend 1 e 4,
Coffee, rich flavor, in bulk - ~ ~
Hiawatha Mocha and Java IA IN \,
Coffee, finest grade put up ~
Granulated Sugar, made n mm
from sugar cane, ro lbs. = RV 70
Fancy Ohio Maple Sugar a E n
II per lb..... ........... - ~
Nokomis Honey, strictly Gn n =,
white clover in Mason jars @OW
Everhart's Assorted Choco- "A n =
lates, fresh goods, ID. box =. ~
Fancy Patent F Flour, from
No. j Hard wheat, Cd ID b
~ lt,rs2s Z IrxnNM ~Sz1n
Extra quality Mixed Pickles, swee
or sour, &H IN 4
large bottles -. ....... @n ~
Hoffman House strictly a ~ 4
pure Catsup. per bottle Ss
Hiawatha Prepared Mustard has h
bright taste, 4
II glass jar ..s...s......... &1N
Keiller's Dundee Orange IN y
Marinaiade, white jars.... OUS
Pure Apple Jelly, assorted n O. I
fiavors in tumblers ........ wOs
/ Nicells Olive Oil, the gen aD IN !
uine article, per bottle. @Os
] \ Hiawatha Selected Queen @w - !
i Olives, per bottle ~. $50, Am&b y
i Queen Olives in bulk, per %
/ quart. ~. ..sst.. ..-.ls..... ~
4 Fancy Crown Raisins, n o.
/ nice fresh fruit, per lb 49,. ~
4 Wampum Seeded Raisins, %m.
i Rib. packages ..... MVv
/ Hiawatha Seeded Raisins. 9.
i lib. packages. v SDs
II Wampum Cleaned Patri's Curranf
i ready for use, ia
i lib. pkg MVs
Il Hanover Sauer Kraut, m gN
! large size cans 1890. mUs
i Fancy California NavelO @ IN.
\ anges, per doz $50. .fSc TO OU'
Full Line Fresh Fruit
III and Green Vegetables
Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
ZION PEOPLE WANT
DOWiE TO COME BACK

5 Chicago. March 27. Overseer Ex
cell presided at the meeting IN Shiloh
tabernacle, Zion city, on account of the
absence III Cincinnati Of Overseer Volt
va, whose going gave Zion people an
opportunity 10 pray that Dowie be re-
turned to them as leader.
The prayer was offered BY Deacon
Cossurl, who said We pray thee give
us orr leader back. We need a leader
who is a prophet, a mighty man of God
a leader of men stronger than any other;
man with a message from God.
These remarks. coming from the man
who a few weeks ago openly declared
that DoWie had made flat failure of
Zion, caused quite a hutter in the con-
Igregatiorl Coming right after Overseera
| Woliva had taken the leadership Of Zion:
with such a strong hand, they were more
isllrprising. d However, that 1oWie is Still
irevered BY his followers was apparent
from loud. ssamensa which followed Co.'S
sums prayer S.5
/ Jane DoWie occupied a seat on the.
platform when Elder Cossum prayed and
was visibly affected by his words. Tt
Il FRSSNo
| she had heard words Of love poured out
1 for her dethroned husband
/ Orerseer Excel censured in strong
/ words the people for s'robbing God by
mot turning in their tithes to lions
Treasury He censured them for their
bigotry and made a statement contra
4 dictory to Dowie and Voliva wheIl he
said: sfYou think that no one but a
lmember of Zion is a Christian, but you
are wrong. Anybody who meets the re-
Iquirements of Christianity is a Chris
4 tan. s5 ID I.
Il IA cablegrairi received. from John A,
Lewis, manager Of lions Mexican plan
ltation project, stated that DIR. DoWie
and party had arrived at Vera Cruz and
the apostle stood the trip well The par
Fty is going into the state af Jalisco 70
spend some time sin investigating the
Hands Under option there.
Il lF MRS. Dowie has announced that she
would resume active participation in the
work of THE church ais 1ovefseer of wofn.
ans work, and beginning next week
would hold fortnightly mothers meet
ings. She will also hold receptions al
|: Shiloh house for the women of the cit,
leach alternate Friday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
.oFFIcERS FL 1EcnED {

New York, March 27.-At a meeting
5of the civic federation, the following
officers were elected today:
President, August Belmont; frst vice
president, Samuel Gompers; second
vice president, Oscar S. Strauss; treas
urer, Isaac Seiigman; chairman Of
conciliatory department, Seth Low;
chairman Of welfare department, Char
les A. Moore; chairman of the execu-
tive council Samuel B. Donnelly.
With the exception Of Mr.. Seligmar,
who takes the place of Cornelius NJ,
Bliss, and Charles A. Moore, who re-
places III H Vreeland, all the officers
were reelected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
TURKEY Is SLOW.

London, March ~. Turkey has not
yet replied to Great Britian's demand for
the withdrawal of Turkish troops from
Tabali on the Anglo Egyptian frontier
5of the Zenai peninsula which Great
Britain claims to be Egyptian territory
while Turkey claims il IS part of the
Ottoman empire The situation has beer
exaggerated, Great Britain believing
that it will not be necessary to use force
to compel the withdrawal sof Turkish
troops.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
DULUTH CASH,
LOCAL MARKETS,
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago March 27-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000; market SC higher than yester-
days close; left over o,ooo
Catle-Receipts 4,5oo; slow.
Sheep-Receipts 1900, steady.
Hogs-Light $6.2o@6.47h; heavy
Sc. 2o@6.42H; mixed $62o@6.45; rough
$4,000. 80.
Cattle-Choice to fancy steers SIS. SC
@5.25; medium to good $4.65@54o in
ferior to common $3.oo@4.6o; fat cows
and heifers" So. .oo@5.I5; canning and
cutting COWS $1oo@28o; native bulls
and stays ST. 5o@4.7o; feeding cattle
500 to 1000 pounds $2.8o04.75; distil,
lery fed steers $4.7o@5.4o; fair to choice
veal calves $5.5o@6.5o; heavy calve:
$4.6o@5.oo.
Omaha, March 27.-Hogs-Receipts
$500; cattle, receipts 5000; sheep, re
ceipts 5000.
Kansas City, March 27.-Hogs-Re
ceipts 1000; cattle, receipts 10000
sheep, receipts 5000.
South ST. Paul, March 27.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000 strong; light $6ooM6. 20
mixed and medium $6,oo06.2o; heav!
$6.Io@625; pigs $5.oo@5.25 butcher
cattle steady. Sheep and lamb
steady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
Z lINcoRRIGIBLE GIRL.

p Chief Grant is a witness before the
county court at Barnesville, Mimi,
against Ellen Barrett, who was arrested
in Fargo a week ago on the complaint
Of the girls mother. |
The hearing in the Barnesville court
is being held for the purpose of COM
rnitting herto the Minnesota State Train-
ing school for boys and girls. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27

Kansas City, March 27-Hogs-Re
ceipts 1900; cattle, receipts 10000
sheep, receipts 5,ooo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27

Omaha, March 27.-Hogs-Receipts
$500; cattle, receipts 5000; sheep, re
ceipts 5000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-27
GU IIMGS coI,SlI,,ssloA N, $

Successors to A. j. CUMMINGS. Estab. 1898.
Members Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce,
Duluth Board OF Trade and Winnipeg Grain
Exchange. ~
Grain, Provisions, Stocks. Bonds.
Main Office, Dispatch Bldg, st. Paul.
Minneapolis Office: 10 Chamber OF Commerce
Building. dronnd Floor.
Fargo Ofsice: Morton Block. Phone s2S. =
e. o. DlLLiNG, Msnager.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

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tis, baB mir bas Ding bertauft ia.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
White Arrives at Gibraltar.

Gibraltar. Jan lG The American
amba a!or 10 Italy. Henry White.
chief Of the American mission 90 the
Moroccan conference. arrived here TO
day from Naples on the North German
Lloyd steamer Princess Irene The
steamers hand played the American
and B.i,i~h anthems as the Princess
I-c:c catered ;ss saT1" 4 steam
launch Of ne United States cruiser
Galveston ran alongside the liner AMI
took the ambassador on board the
BroOhlyn the flagship ~ Rear Admiral
Sl:shcc. where the admiral ass III.
hlcd ais Officers while all hOnOrs were
accorded. the Warships firing an ambas.
sailors salu'c. MIR White hopes -
roach Asccira- before the arrival Of
the other delegates.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
ARRESTED FOR MALPRACTICE.
Or. Francis Morgan. f Berkeley. u
placed Under Arrest.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. lG-Dr. Fran
els VI. MorGan. of Berkeley. has been
arrested on ne charlc ot criminal NAL
practice on M, Josephine Hall. a wo.
man abcu, - years old. VINO has a
son ~ years old The off,nse is al.
,cc,t 10 haN" hccn COmmi'rc-l Marcn
-. l""j. an! Mrs Hal. The alieg' i
victim In re Ciy. has fully recovered.
Tho ca-e was before the Norfolk
county grand Jury before Berkeley
war, became part ~ Norfolk city,
hr' The grand jury refused 10 indict
Dr Morgan. a"d all action In 'he mat
'er wLS dropped un'l Berkeley was
anr"X,,l 70 Norfolk 'as' week.
WaivirG a police court examination
fo.CHiDg HI arrest. pr. Morgan at
pcaroi via counsel before Judge
IIach.tt an! va ha!,"d In he sum oi
$500 FOR n appearance n the next
.;rauI iu-y ''ru IN / nrdary
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
NINE WORKERS TO CONVENE.
II Is Expected that Practically All
Delegates VIII ee Present.

In iau,poH.. Ind. Jan. IL The
.-., :...yu,a .aruli corv,ar.on Of the
Tui'rl E.nc WORKERS. ~ America wi.
a.,c'nhl. 4, Tom'insOn hall Tuesday
morning.
l. SIS expected that practically all of
'ac 1"1 Gc,'gat"s will be present
over bali "f this number aave arrived.
Following hi reading Of ~e!con'
.ng 10, .jo,- IN lehalf ~ Mayor Book
wal'cr NO - bison, from tho CITY.
'ac ,i.,oga',. - i h" welcomed by he
contra, labor uninn % this city aui
Ir,~ dom Mitchell ~ me miners or.
-5.;r,..yn -, .oni
t. rcpo-' ~ ~. co'nmi'''r on Gre
a.u',a's Nil fp,'bw An5 Ni.i occupy
,o,,ral hpr-- Tho ANNA, ad!r Is
- Pr,-id.u' Mitchell vi. fo,,ov This
,,;ur' \ 'oSl'ion from Canada is
among ~" ....sals
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
RELATIONS Are NOT
OFFICIALLY BROKEN
n. Taigny. The French Ch hargs.
Still at Caracas.
RUPTURE. HOWEVER. IMMINENT
American Minister viii Take Charge
OF French Interests In Venezueis
When Official Notice Of Cessation
Of D,piom attic Relations 10 Gwen.

Paris. Jan. IL. The positive state
hcnt ..s made a. the foreign Office
today that diplomatic relations be-
tween France and Nenezue.a have not
YET been officially broken On
NJ Taigny. the French charge. still
remains at Caracas. A rupture. nOw
ever. Is imminent. though the order 70
sever relations with Venezuela has NOT
been dispatched.
All communications, owing To tIe
interrup:iCI OF direct te.egraphic con
neS'iOn with Caracas. passes taroush
Washington. With which capital an
understanding exists.
The American minister. Mr.. Rus SCI,
vii. take charge ~ French interests
in NeneEuela wnen the official nOtifi
cation OF the cessation Of diplomatic
relations l. given.
The reports thar the French squad
ron Is proceeding 10 Venezuelan Wa
ters are not confirmed. but on the
othrr hani. they are not denied. ths
officials here maintaining the strictest
discretion relative to the measures
France is likely to adopt
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
STEFFEN5 MAHEs ADDRESS.
Author Of TIE shame Of the Cites
SPEAKS 70 ANT Graft" Meetina.

M Norh. Jna Lincoln >',t
CAS-. an. .p: %. "1.y >tamo o.: '.s
t...,-.' .!r,.. ! ~ an! -raf' m,e'.
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\ -.,r1ly. NJ. S',r'a> tod o.
Iu'a,,c ia m~ - IN varSu> Amer.
''n "i''., g.. - .c.:.:;~. ,..:"p;."..
q: C.!ca:'. ., all:
Tn! .aN. uo. -, spu! cor"rrneE;
in Cn.ca-p !t'. L"; by Sy.a, I'a a. 4,
llt l&cN .lN, go Democratic govern
Lc"; yy".e,cn'o;iV govcrnm, nt, a,
.,L,t TA.y ave a rca. sense that
TIE S'rt's Dc'nng - -" city AMI not
- H., railroads. They found. too. that
- smr,r ~ Cur-up' .Ou WAS pr!vl!r Se
and - ,Gcl l't,rmin"J 10 take away
ialt priIi',S, AMI thai l. tNe plan
which must be- ofllOwed c's"a here"
Had Il been found necessary ia most
C1s'S 10 cNt,ni the fSht 10 state cap
i'cls for the rca, center of crUOh"d
ness Was there Tom johnson" ne
said. does not think he will live lOns
CnouCa - accomplish the reforms nc
has p.ann, l. Jur he las already some
tLinS more Important, he has edncat
cI 'hc people oi C,,VeianI In god
citizenship"
MI STEM rs said 80 ar ,oi "
n. Enrrr, a. victim 9 " r. ,N's'inc
system of political corruption ~ clear
.y Is soms ward h,c.,r
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
snoM,,orms In North~est.

Kansas City. Jan. lG.--Snow. WITH
a temp. nature above freezing fell to-
day In the Missouri valley, taking In
a portion ~ South T. hoIa. central and
"a l-tcrn loNa. ,r-'rru y, bra ska. north.
western Missouri a4I C'I'ral atd east
r'nor', received AZ the local weather
buroau resulted in sl.-h' Interference
WITH railgoal 'raric IL Nebraska an!
a Sigh 'u"'errup'ior- in telephone
and 'clDsraphic Communications in
vi sou-i and .a-tcru Nebraska
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-17
CARRIED ASHORE FROM STEAMER
Passengers and Crew Landed safely.
Captain stayed on Board.

Atlantic city. y. J.. Jan. l6.-AfteT
spending some time In terrible anxi
ETY. lest they be wrecked ard swept
into the sea the passengers and crew.
20 IN all. ~ the Clyde line steamer
Cherokee. bound from San Domingo
for New York. which went aground on
the Brigatiae shoals Friday. have
been rescued and landed at the inlet
nere.
Captain Archibald. two mates and
the ships carp, ni"r elected TO remain
aboard the stranded steamer.
The Cherokee. while In a perilous
position. Is In no immediate danger II
breaking up unless another storm
should set IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-11
ODDS AND ENDS

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-11
Troops on Arizors so-es-.

H.s6=e. A-iz, Sept l0-Troop 4.
Fifth Cavalry. passed through Saco OF
The way 20 Douglas last a!glt. They
are oste1sib'y on a practice march.
hIr j. IS believed here they are ont for
border duty In the event of an out.
break against the Mexican govern
ueut Or against American residents
In Mexico. Another troop vlll reach
Douglas this evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-11
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-11
THE coUsTRYs PROSPERITY.

Prosperity 90 the Wes, .s taxing the
capacity O.. rhe railroads 70 move the
crurs and The uescLa11.se Reports
have b. that alI transportation Lines ID.
the Middle Hes, aye a5o1, 70 face
ca sho-'aEa lEa preparations fer
moving asa,g -roGs % ali grains. The
large and email E-ll-c-s %. The farm.
present a problem. t-- 'ts -o-.t be-
In some name met - .- Ea-s la-
Tor the facr -he-s .s q heavy movement
Of mercha1dIza from the .1ta.rs cen.
tiers % all sections % the country. l-
Is reported that wholesale and job
binE Interests are l-au.uo1= So the
statement that 'he demand sl- .'a-
pie good. os all s.a1s has -e.s- been
equala1 l- -l. western country. says
the Houston Posi-
This Indicates l prosperity Thar BE-
truly gratifying -9 al. D, shows ar
iucrsasa I- aaaaaa. and Indicate 'ea'
good wage a-. being lal saI thar
people a. able '1 supply tl--ss.Ea-
With those things that e. 20 make
homes happier and people uo-a CON-
Portable Prosperity can only exist
where wage aaua-s aye vs.. paid.
No country can have prosperous tlu".
With only bankers and business me-
able -o a.g Ir .s he z0-s.rs man
that creates -ts r-1sF=r1-s --.es, a-i
he creates .t only EEe1 be- .s given
an adequate vaza '5T bis Eo-k and
has sufficient time O.. his oEu % en-
Joy the association o. H.s family and
n study tte conditions that exist il
eseryday lie
NJ Bryan l1 his Madison square
GaTden speech said he believed lu q
work day O, minimum h0urs-eight
~ss the fzlre be fKed-because %
gave a man some time 20 devote 20 hts
family and 70 his country He said
10 man was Of value 10 his family or
1'is country unless lie could be az
home during some of the waking
hosrs q the day. and he would not
be an intelligent voter unless he had
tie opportunity 10 study the govern
mental conditions that exist Add 10
fhis the adequate wage, and there is
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