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jesse James, Jr.

He was boY With a handicap So. .. !,
,s. lanes n of Kansas city FUN neikea ANN'e IN
ra.s of 81 applicants license 10 practice law az 800
~ and the hoard eSaminers he has the h'Ap. 7A
t ~ any NOUNS man recently appeared before a'a
-. tanes Dr. ~ selfmate IN the highest sehaa
l fths Was killed he six years old Tho paha e
a., l,,,,. .on Vas upss lilo madc that shame n'ppRs
800, When ne 81 he quit school OF h' e"a
,ss,l,s IA said he cid enough work
The boy lawyers office Afterwards elefse9 W p
t,s eant and .tne opened eis" s'.s
ne Woa OF hts father which had tAis' s
Nen he was q he owned the oso Ia Nu'a
mother lived a.. No.
Meantime he Kept his studies hts mother henf MS '.'
n, entered tho nght school who're be graduated WIN ho
rols, Ais o a bandit Ia worth siaoee and " 1''V
launched IA practice the law. lie d married To t' S
He his ufe tasted whiskeys beer of enAs ~ =
known by everybody aerupaioas honest s'e"s
- ..-.,,.s
Which proves again nothing outside OF man en overcome
the spirit TIA, Is within - a.
can IL New Thought or What thls ia The boy who
ssone. 10 naks man himself tos vho holds het 40
terninaon tns maa By the pewes that = WITHIN
hin heeomo what he wants 10 be
Young Jesse James evidently determined 10 cover the #'AH
on the f,nly name by making luminous 9Th honor
II he uyes-mark proAictloaho viii one day BE safen"
Of Missouri It's lies aud the people Of Missouri
have not quite forgotten sood de Of The famous Outlaw m
father
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HILL ANSWERS
MANY QUESTIONS

baVs ths road opefaied by eioes
theiiy The motors Of the ieeeenl
iay afa not LARGE or powerful
enough fsr what II Required by ~
- this road. but plans are nov
taiur drawn and ~ ths tiinr ahf
TOAD Il completed believe that
later patterns % motors Wi be
ready lot use.
Made rirst Visi,
aNy visit "a itnduiam waa the
nfat have made to thr ufaYs Hat.
nor district and thta time vHa f0
ihs purpose ~ laokiuH nVff the
Ffnuua thrdush whfFh the Nauilt :
branch yin Do Constructed around
she peninsula.
HYau can say Tor me. which Il e
aseiaiea answer. thht there are ua
foundations ne an a. The itmafs
nat thr Great Northern steamship
aomraby has am intention or DIS
ruaiue - the HteamHhipa Minnesota
81 nahnta % Iapauese interests
aNa. 90 car ne l kuow. Howard
rulutt viii remain "a the head Of
the Narthrn Pacific Where he
tdis fumer that he contemplated -
signing eama from ia more than
those Interested can falhaiu.'
Begin THE Fsll,
mr un stated that the constitute
Zion - the proposed lina from
Wsnstehar % ofoyiiie. to connect
eith the boundary fead. will bsain
thla ftit
q =. Hutchinson. a. electrical en-
ainb-r - in Ar nus party nnd
he viii repafi on the aavisahiiltg af
using electricity ln TIE Tunnels
through The mountains. This vii
hr aaus ultimately.
Howard Efiafi. president - The
Noftbem psulnci " J. Darling
chief engineer - the same read
louis W mIL ,.es president % the
Great Northern A ~ Hpesi4nf.
chief engineer % tho Great Nofih-
efH besides several Taeiftr eoasi
ofaeisia ~ ths Great NoFihsfp sni
Northern paeIfte. afs wita alt iill
dnflna hls siait % hsatils.
poat thfpw YoaF old clothes
away Have them cleaned % ioak
line nus AZ the rautofium. msln
tets
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MEAD DECLARES
FOR PRIMARY
NovERsoR SAYS re Is ~ "a.
voR OF SYSTEM OF soMiNA.
TON IN AN INTERVIEW
STATEMENT IS SIGNIFICANT.

After much hedging and an Ap.
parpat aisincllnatioa 10 approach
Ire subject az all Governor Albert
4 Mead announced tn an lntsFcie~
last nfEht that Ne f. In favor u the
direct primary system
Inasmach a. am direct primary
Las passed BY the naxf legislature
wlll require the signature ~ the
suvefuor the expression Il aiKnif
teanf In tha direct primary cam
paaGa
Governor Meals nomination Tor
soxwrnos two Years ako Il a con
splcsaas example % waas would
aot happen under the dtrees
primary system. Up to the time
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Dress Goods
Prices on
TObogean
wool naGss GOODS

Wool nfcaa Goods 81 hot yea
thor price,. Ekry item IL bar.
gain
90 inch cream ctsllian ti2s val
uu fuF tssssss.stsssstsst sof
aa- inch Mnaaif. t3e yaius a56
rs ihth Gray ffairiina Panama.
ats value ...s.s....... g1C
is-iurh Cream Mountain Serge
q o9 value ss4sfsssssssss gNe
laa i.na 81 Rklft Lengths and
miil snda ~ shepherd checks
Mahaira ana fanamaH az about
half ufina.
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A sure method for Tho exierfrina
tsoa % fhs cherry aai pear slas
haa becn discovered and cooutY
Horticultural inspector J. q Hoy
kina asks growers 20 tbtew lime or
ash dust over The lreea and thlH
Afi AL tie wuFma fhia fsest iH
uns az disastrous as al Nest thought
A q doea not eat tho fruit. simpit
the Fat af ths leaves
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Hot Prices
In
Silk Section

CauPG OF CHINE
crepe de chine on nale Tuesday
About two dnsrn pieces. utuHi-
b liHht ealofs COME and zoe
them. Worth 1te TUESDAY -,
ssssssssstsssfss hOC
YARD WIDE SATIN
Satin Ga black white aud cplarH.
80 inches vide an1 generally
haid ut al 90 q yard Al Lon.
dona Tuesday. ss...sss sgc
TAFTUfA
Best quality Taffria Hlih seven
ur eight ralofa only Un sale
al London Tuesday a. a yard
s.sss.sfssstHFsF bsf
PoNoGG siLk
Pure aflk foDEsa. g inches wide.
Generally sold 81 fag. Ca sale
a. fan1oh'n Tuesday ..ssh Ic
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the convention assembled ~ Taco
ma be vas not candidate Tor soy
srnur aud had not been nientioaca
al all IA connection With that q
flee. HAD a diruct primary vote ne
guberusguriai candidates been tax
en prior % the Convention he would
not have received a foteu votes in
the state nut through the chances
% political maehtnaiinu and the
active intsrpositioa q a gvntivutat
n DO arrived At Tacoma IN a private
car he ~aa kiFen the uOmiastious
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Two Special
Features

THE GREAT COAL sAvER--The Duplex draft. which
patented belongs exclusively 10 the Monarch Its
chiefly responsible for the superior baking qualities OF the
Monarch Range
THE GREAT LABOR sAvER--The polished top. No
backing put what relief to the housewife Consider
the saving during lifetime (for the Monarch lasts eme)
of being compelled baekeu the stove.
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4 srssaasa "a .s-a-aa 80 - 50, ~ , ~
tsazas 4 rHffets f-tfstss - - a "a
= @ssssss " Lsts N@aae tagssssagf
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phone o. every Tine 20 H.iz- :
In this way &c cna be eertass
giving oar subscribers a n..,.
service and n Il the only xsr
THE STAR PUBLISHING q
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FUND FoR PARSONAGE.

WEST SEATTLE. IaiY 10 the
recent uxrursloa 10 Victoria. gfssn
by The rneuabsrs u - lehna kpis.
eopsI church. netfrt the spclefY
tT0e. Az q rrsnlf q the feua thas
RAISED a pAfsoaahe Slli @aoa D.
built GA the church property.
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James :. taL president ~ tbs
ussat Northern. b. to-day aivina hi'
personal attention o. the important
question ~ donatlng a aittp = hta
property which will open fffih av
a and give the linton Pacific 1h en-
trance mta seattle AT I'm a. Ca
conference with che members ~ the
sitY rauntH and other business usrn
relative e. this move
As NJ stated last uiHht az the
uuuar hateIt Z have always work
"a Tor the uubniidpn 81 Seattle
ana thia same policy N.il ha cens
tinuaI bf che Great Northern thH
tn suaf meeting with thr cay rauns
et 1 rtnual state tust what cue Of
tef viii be-
Arrived Yesterday
Mr. fun with several important
atIrsad officials. Arrived in tho city
.at $50 Yesterday morning enmiHg
nom uaauitm. The party hume
diateh taak rooms at the iiuttar
hatef f4uns hean was satfrd on thu
Minnesota az Hmilh euxe. end dur
ina enc afternoon an automehllo
tide aas taken a. different sections
~ the siiy Last eyening ATT IAN
waa ln conference with toeti off
eIsIa ant several business men IN
the lobby o. yhs hotel aut retired
eatiy to ho up equally az early this
nufuiua.
h Enthusiastic.
Fof the pepasut Mr flHrs ea-
thuaiaam seems esuferet fh The
hBiliInF 81 tha Portland a Seattle
rsilfoat II vii be daudY. aid
10 last uishi. =nne - fhe best Ga
ths country Tha grade eiil be
e ne q pes bsnt Whan uli e 30
rumplsiedF We'll in = little over
one Ysaf No expect % have trains
ln operation
n is thu lngsntian az present q
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PRESIDENT or GREAT NORTH.
uRn sgrs SEVERAL RuMoRs
AT Ruar-ls UNrHuaiAeric
ovgR THn PORTLAND a sc
ArrLE RAILROAD.
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rales. Gar p.,.n,,. sOs ssassl Lite
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12
The republican majority
at the election in Maine
Monday is given at 5000.


1t seems that one of the
eastern railroads has re-
duced it's passenger rates
since the law abolishing
passes went into effect un-
der the provisions of the
rate law. When South Da-
kota gets a state law in .ad-
dition to the interstate law
abolishing passes then our
railroads will no doubt give
the people lower fare.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12
Locals.

An alarm Of fire from the
Duncan restaurant this
morning caused a lively
rush to the south end of
the town but the blaze which
had started in the wall be-
hind the kitchen stove was
put out without loss. The
fire there last spring which
did considerable damage
started in the same place.
DR.. Wallis states that
Riley Shaw, one of the vic
tins of the train accident
here two weeks ago, is re-
covering physically but
that his mind remains In a
rambling condition, though
improving some. His father
and brother arrived from
Iowa last week.
Circuit court will convene
here next Tuesday, the 18th,
Judge Boucher, the new
Judge, presiding.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12
The Primaries

Delegates were selected
in the county yesterday for
the convention here next
Tuesday that is to nominate
candidates for the legisla-
ture and the county Offices.
As Far as can be learned a
large majority of the dele
gates selected stand foT the
Crawford principles, chief
Of which is the primary sys-
TEN. The convention will
then make no mistake in
nominating a candidate for
the senate and one for the
house whom the people
know are sound on the pro-
posed new legislation. Fol
lowing are the delegates
from Miller:
Chas. Thomson, Wilbur
Burk, Thos. Trythall, G, ID.
Hoskin, A. S. Ober, G. /.
Ostrander, L. r. Saltmarsh,
I'll. ], Bushield, ]. w. Co.
quillette, G. G. Briggs, G.
Butts, Geo. Preston, Geo.
H. Carroll, Geo. Richard
son, DIR. Lane, j. W. Hell
tibridle. Geo. Jeffrey.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

The primary election in
Wisconsin proved the wis
dom Of it's author for after
he turned boss and dictator
the people under It's provis-
ions defeated him. The sys-
tenn is now strong there as
it is In other states where
tried. The writer has been
an admirer of the system
since becoming acquainted
with it in Hughes county
in the early Sos. Only q few
years ago it was unsafe fer
a man to advocate the pri-
mary system in Hand coun-
ty but now it is quite pop
ular. South Dakota will
no doubt enact the system
into law next winter after
which the people will NOM
mate their public servants
without trades or comhina-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

tons as is the custom under
the delegate convention sys-
tenn.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

The Forrest City Press,
formerly supporting the pro-
hibition party, now carries
the republican ticket and
platform.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

A. Il. Waterman has again
taken charge of the Orient
Argus.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

The Sioux Falls Daily
Press is one Of the best
looking and newsiest papers
that comes to our town. 1t
supports Crawford and his
principles.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

The Washington Enter
prise is a new exchange and
compares favorably with
county seat town papers.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

Mems medium weight ribbed top sox pair to a
customer, pair for .........-........
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-09-12

Mems nice white handerchiefs, good size, limit
4, until sold, 2for. Observation-Disclosures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
!. .KIssHENEFF.. MASSACRE.

Boston, Mass, April 1S-Under the
auspices of the Boston Federation of
Jewish organizations a patriotic cele-
bration in commemoration of the ami
versary of the Kissheneff massacre will
be held at fremont temple this evening,
There will be an interesting and elab-
Yorate. programme, including music BY
the Beethoven Orchestral club under
the direction of Mr.. Otto Tritzsche, of
the. Boston Symphony orchestra. sing-
Eingsby Cantor Wolkowitch, of thes Tenn
pie Ohabei, Shalom and organ selec-
|tions by Mrs. Wilkinson. Addresses
will be delivered BY Governor Guild
Mayor Fitzgerald. Rabbi Fleischer, ex4
Attorney General Parker, President G.
Stanley Hall, Of Clark university, Rab-
lbi Eichler, David Blaustein, superiil-
,tendent Of the Educational Alliance oi
New York city and the Hon. Carroll
d. Wright. Jacob T. Silvernian viii
preside. The discussion will be on var,
ious$a important ducsti.us Concerning, the
welfare Of the Hebrews in the United
States and the condition Of their I'm.
fortunate brethren in Russia. sg aEs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
WONDERFUL CROP REPORTS.
Cigar Smokers Are Interested In Learning OF q
,$I .&@1E New Tobacco A >.,{

/ Some remarkable stories have been
circulated among the tobacco trade
a supposedly new crop of
tobacco imported somewhere from the
tropics BY a certain cigar factory, the
largest Independent cigar factory in
the, United States. t4 &tS 81 84as 4
We are enabled to say authorita
lively that this tobacco is nothing
more thansSa Selected high grade Ha-
vata. ] It's superior aroma, its unique
nlildness fand rnellowneSs, are due to a
newly discovered secret sum curing
process. This discovery has stirred
the tobacco trade. who can see ths
Erestilts, but are puzzled over the Sc
cret of the process. Thanks to ma
trre's tmethod-the purifying rays Of
the surl-Asa perfectly ripened tobacco
is ttat last obtained a * ss yasM ID 5s3s Sg8sEs
d TIL has lbeen learned that the Ie-cent
brand known as the Lawrence Barrett
I is now made. entirely of this stn-cured
tobacco. / While the delicious aroma
of the superior Havana seems sufficient
| to attract the best class of smokers,
many are also saying that the perfect
| |rnildness and ripeness of the Barrett
| is such that they can smoke every day
as many Of this brand as they please
without feeling the slightest effects. !
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

who filed a petition III Bankruptcy here
last Monday, will be held in Minot
April go. & 34 81 n s
The failure Of Kallak came as a big
surprise to business men in tMinot es-
pecially as 1t has always been under
stood that he was in very easy circuia-
stances. Various riiinors are afioas
as TO the cause Of the petition being
fled but the one generally accepted IS
THE suit which was recently started
against Kallak by one Of his
heaviest creditors. !. 81 &
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
RAILROAD NOTES.
NOR THERN PACIFIC
OFFICIALS WERE HERE

A special N r. train, bearing Fl. j.
Horn, general mana er j; NV Ii Darling,
chief engineer; w. C. Smith, division
engineers; Newman Kline, assistant
general liperintendent. arrived iii the
city last night and the train remained
here until today. 4 y
Ths general manage and party left
st Paul yesterday on thorough tour
Rof inspection of the whole system, as
far as Portland. This morning tgie
party Of officials were joined BY A, M.
Burt, division superintendent, and other
division officials Directly after ali
early breakfast the party wended their
way out to the shops where a tour was
made and it was to be noted that the
|oficials made careful examinations of
the extensive track work which has
been done lin the west end yards.
It was stated that as the officials pass
ed west a stop was made at Haggart
al which point the work Of extending
the double track west te Casselton and
beyond will Be Under way i'll tbs course
of a few days Quite little time was
spent iii the vicinity of the Eighth
street crossing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
PETERSON
BUGHOUJSE
Strange Actions OF q Man Caught This
Mornlng by the Moorhead
A d. a. s4 4. Police.

/ ~ g Il t#a sd rs
Peter Peterson, a stranger in the
city broke a record this morning. He
lis in jail in 'Moorhead now and will
probably be either sent to the county
Jail for a long term or to the insane
asylum. ..g,-.} ,s4g -. 4 5s5yEss5 s@ 5at
| .8It was for the quickest time ever
made across the south bridge that Pet
erson made his record. He crossed
the bridge at a clip Yariously estimated
at from 2:o5 to 2:2o 5t# S. H. s Si..
George Herschleb of Moorhead and
friend drove to Fargo from Moor
head this morning. They had borrowed
a horse belonging to O.. M. Nordquist,
On lower Front street they hitched the
horse while they went to look at some
horses with view Of purchasing one.
Soon after they had proceeded out oi
sight of the horse which they had been
driving, Peter Peterson appeared on
the scene Without asking permission
Peterson united the horse and jumped
, into the buggy. Then he commenced
his. record breaking drive across the
raging Red. -. a.. .s>t ;, :, n. ..s..,
THAT fellow must be dry remarked
a pedestrian, noting the. speed at which
Peterson was driving. III ;'1,@.' ~
The sign warning drivers that driv-
ing across the bridge faster than a
walk was prohibited might just as vel
been at the bottom of the river so far
as Peterson was concerned. He didn't
slackeni speed but laid on the whip
| with more vigor than ever: y ls..r.s.. J,
Just across, the river Peterson and
the horse came to grief. A wagon OBJ:
structed the road and Peterson drove
the horse directly toward it, The
spring which held the, drop board or
1.-the rear of the wagon penetrated the
animals breast inflicting wounds which
Fit is feared will prove fatal. # 9
/ Z Peterson was, promptly arrested and
taken to- the city Jail He declined te
given an account OF himself further thar
to give his name. 1t is suspected from
his actions and manner Of speech thai
| he is mentally unbalanced. .F$s Is s!#F
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
ARGUMENTS
FOR PINNEY
Habeas Corpus Proceedings VIII BE
Heard at Sioux Falls Tomor-
row Morning.

Assistant United States District At
Itorney Townsend left this morning for
Sioux Falls to appear for the govern
|ment in the habeas corpus proceedings
commenced to secure the discharge of
Earl Pinney from the federal peniten-
|tiary lat Sioux Falls. n
The case was to have been taken up
iii the federal court at Sioux Falls yes
terday but continuance was taken lif-
til tomorrow at the request Of the gov
ernnient. II 55.. N '5s MIS-.
Pinney was. convicted and sentenced
to term of ten, years Imprisonment by
Judge, Amidon nearly three years ago
Several attempts have been made ia
bring about Pinney's pardon but with
out avail and several days ago the ha-
beas corpus proceedings were commenc-
| ed. s..s T.Aa a
In the application for a writssit is
set forth that the Indictment on which
Pinney was tried and convicted was
faulty and also that Pinney embezzled
funds. as a private citizen and not as d
federal official. "A IN: 3s ID,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
White Goods Department
Phenomenal values in desirable dress linens

Phenomenal values in desirable dress linens
Linen Cambcs So inch per yard. 4sc to s5c
Old Reach Linen a6 inch per ward ,.......
Round Thread Linen 36 inch, per yard 35c to Csc
Finish Linen Sc nch per yard 35c to 6Oc
Irish Linens s6 inch per ward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SI.25
Art Linens 36 81 inches per yard Soc to Sloo
Sheeng Linen, 90 inches per yard.
Embroidered Linen, heavy per yard 60c to SlOO
Embroidered Linen, Sheer per yard Csc to $10o
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
GRANARY ON HYDE
FARM WAS DESTROYED

Last night fire destroyed the granary
on the James f. Hyde farm in Reed
township, together with the contents.
The area of the farm is about a section
and was being worked by J. F. South.
How the building caught fire is not
known. Considerable machinery, in
cluding binders and drills, was totally
destroyed and it is feared that Mr..
South has lost the major part of his
seasons seed grain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
OFFICIAL FAMILY OF
CITY OF GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks, N, d., April 18.-Ma-
yor Duis has commenced his second
term and his appointments are:
City Attorney-Scott Rex.
City Auditor-Will V. O'Connor.
Chief. of Police-J. w. Lowe. .
Police 5Captain-John Sullivan. .srg
Fire Chief-A. H. Runge.
Assistant-John Fitzgerald.
City Engineer-J. ]. Smith. =.
Superintendent Water Works-Johr
Lunseth.
Engineer Pump House-A. ]
Roddy.
Engineer Light Plant-Walter Pea
body.
Janitor City Hall-John Duncan.
Street Commissioner-M. E. Durick
Health Officer-Dr. Woutat.
City Electrician-M. Fitzgerald.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

FOR SALE, SEED WHEAT.
For. sale, pedigreed Blue Stem and
pure Fife seed wheat. Martin Hector,
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
STEAM SHOVEL S lA i WORK.

Under the direction of Trainnaster
Birdsall of tile M. r. a steam shovel was
SET to work yesterday afternoon between
Magnolia and Buffalo and another one
with a work train was started out this
morning with all Of the men obtain
abie. There is also steam shovel and
work train ait point near Muskoda;
eighteen miles east Of Mporhead
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
RURAL ROUTES.

Washington, April I8.-Two rural
delivery routes have been ordered es-
tablished from Sawyer, Ward county
to commence June 1. They will serve
a population OF o24. A star route has
also been established from Mars to
Rolette six times a week, and back, and
Leon Charbneau appointed carrier.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

Have Knight Printing Co. print it
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
GOLD SCARE DID 4.
NOT LAST LONG

Indianapolis, Ind, April ,1s-Percy
village of 200 people FIVE miles from
Morocco, Newton county, has been the
scene of virulsnt attack of the gold
fever in three days five separate rlin-
ing companies were organized and OPP
tions taken on hundreds Of acres of
land for mining purposes. e,. ..ssr
The excitement began when q drill
which was being sunk in a gravel bed
brought up particles of shining metal
that were at once pronounced to be gold
by local jeweler. He pronounced the
particles gold. lighter than California
gold in color, but its gsntiineness was
certain ~ rs
The pump was stopped and with
drawn and curiosity to see how much
of the precious metal the cylinder con-
tanned led to-, taking the pump apart
Then the secret of the find was, dis
closed. Two ten-penny nails had in
some way got into the cylinder, and
these, grinding against the brass, had
CUT off the little particles that had
been brought to the the sir surface ss with Y y
the gravel. .1&.
The jeweter Immediately revised his
verdict. and the Percy Consolidated
Gold Mining Co. went out Of existence
the options to the thousands of acres
of land not being closed. Hjt4
| Z sF -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

+. MATSON'S RESTAURANT
5o4 Front street has not sold out.
come and see for yourself. I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
-MATSON'S RESTAURANT,

Front street First class service. Pro-
vision room and kitchen open for in
spection. r.
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4 K,A III. K. E AII. IRE.

he first meeting of the creditors at
s. II Kallak, the Minot merchant