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Jusr WHEN You WANT TnEm
REDUCTION A.

REDUCTION A.
ALL OF OUR IS MEMS AND YOUTHS ALL WOOL
CASHMERE PANTALOONs NOW GO AT 1926 A
PAIR. REMEMBER. WE HAVE NO MORE SIS PAN
TALooNs-THEY ARE ALL 1925 PAIR OVER
SIX HUNDRED PAIR TO SELECT FROM.
REDUCTION B.
EVERY PAIR OF MEMS AND YOUTHS ALL
WOOL CASHMERE PANTALooNs THAT WERE Sc
AND $3.50 PAIR NOW GO AT s49oAPAIR, AND
OVER FOUR HUNDRLD PAIR TO SELECT FROM.
REDUCTION c.
ALL OF OUR FINER GRADES OF pANTALooNs
PUT DOWN TO ONE PRICE-s66o-sIx DOLLARS
AND SIXTY CENTS PAIR. ABOUT TWO HUN.
DRIED TO SELECT FROM REMEMBER, $500 A
PAIR.
REDUCTION D.
ALL OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS SIS SUITS GO AT
$500 SUIT
REDUCTION E.
CHILDREN's PLATED, PLAIN. AND. IN FACT.
EVERY Sc CHILDs' SUIT THAT WE HAVE Is NOW
$3.50 A SUIT.
REDUCTION F.
HANDSOME JERSEY BLOUSES AND PANTS GO
AT 99c. EACH-A RARE BARGAIN.
SPECIAL PLUM
ARE THE NUNS CLOTH SERGE AND DRAB
DETE COATS. NOT ONE IN THE LOT WORTH
LESS THAN S.; SOME WORTH MORE. ALL GO
Al g. so EACH
FAT MEMS PICNIC.
THIS IS SPECIAL FEAST FOR THOSE WEIGH.
ING ANYWHERE FROM 200 TO 400 POUNDS ABOUT
EIGHTY 80 SUITS COME AND TAKE YOUR
CHOICE AT $500 SUIT.
SHORT VEST STORY.
ALL OF OUR FANCY DUCK VESTS. NONE HAVE
BEEN LESS THAN SO, SOME AS MUCH AS as WE
ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE THEM AND YOU
CAN COME AND PEEP AT THEM IF YOU FIND
ONE TO SUIT TAKE IT ALONG FOR s13O
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER.
IF 1T HAPPENS TO TURN WARM BY to- NOR
ROW. REMEMBER THAT NO HOUSE IN THIS
COUNTRY SHOWS LARGER LINE OF "KOOL
kLOTHlNG" THAN WE DO. REMEMBER, THAT
OUR REDUCTIONS ARE MADE FROM PRICES
THAT ARE GUARANTEED BY AN ABSOLUTELY
ONE-PRICE HOUSE AT ALL TIMES TO BE THE
LOWEST. AND ARE NOT IMAGINARY FROM
PRICES THAT NEVER EXISTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

The house OF lords have hearkened to Mr. Glad
stones word OF warning, and have promptly
advanced the franchise bill step In its progress
Through their chamber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

In case tried in New York gollce court yester-
day, 1t was decided that sleeping with ones boots
on Is not criminal OffenSe- The justice dismissed
the case, and told the complainant 1t case for
The civil court Sleeping in ones boots is clearly an
1Ecivility, whether criminal or not, so that the
Justice was warranted in his reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

The opposition tn cleveland that the labor orga-
nlzatiOns OF New York showing Is more threat
ening than the buster OF Tammany, and, taken to-
gether, the two forces must be respected formd-
able. John Kelly and Ben Butler make danger
Gus pair. At a meeting OF delegates from a number
OF trade and labor organizations held In New York
Last night. strong feeling OF hostility to Cleve-
lands nomination was developed on the ground
that "he vetoed the five cent fare bill; he declined
10 sign the car drivers and conductors BILL limiting
their hours OF labor to twelve hours day; he
declined to sign the mechanics lien law he ap-
pointed to the mead of the bureau of labor statistics
democratic politician unknown to the labor
world
The speakers at this meeting denounced Cleve-
lana as unworthy OF support, and one OF them was
cheefed Tor exclaiming that If he couldn't have
BHIlsr ne wanted Blaine. Arrangements were
made for mass-meeting to give greater emphasis
10 these sentiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

1t Is TO be hoped that the Senate Will strike out
The tricky little proviso smuggled into the sundry
Civil bill IL the House for the benefit of private
printing company in New York, by which the work
OF engraving and printing government stamps
would be taken away from the Bureau of Engray-
Ing and Printing, compelling the discharge OF five
or SIX hundred hundred employees OF that bureau
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BUILDEEs AND CosrRAcroEs.

haye-cn hand several thousand barrels of LAW
renee EOSENDALE CEMENT. which viii sell, de-
aversd in quantities to suit for 81 IS per barrel of 800
pounds Special d aers and large consumers
j. NJ WHEATLEY,
te26-1ot corner I'd street and Indiana avenue n "
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INVESTMENTS.

tokoRADO sECURITIss.a,LoANs UPON DEED
~ OF trust net per cent Bonds and warrants and
real estate bought and sold Properties cared for wash
nxton references given. Correspondence solicited Al
My29-lRs -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

Not only the thanks OF those directly affected,
hutof the public. also, are due and viii be given to
representative Cox, OF New York, for his resOlute
and successful efforts 10 secure an annual leave of
absence TO the letter carriers. While the employees
IN nearly all the other branches OF the public
wee are granted months leave each year, it was
little less than outrage to keep these deserving
men at work twelve months after twelve months
without respite Whatever the rule usage may
De- IL should be applied TO all; and certainly those
whose work Is most exposed and exacting should
not be deprived OF its benefits. The measure cham
rioned by Mr. Cox does not yet place this useful
and deserving class of employees on the same foot
Ing with most other public servants who get far
more pay for lesworS, but 1t is step In the right
direction, and direct concession to public opinion
which, in a Ike this Is almost sure to be on
the side Of justice and fair play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

The R2~tholdi statue is be delivered to Minister
Morton In abOutza week and Will then be shipped
pE him 10 THIS country. The subscription for the
PEDESTAL still languiShe5, but the arrival OF the
Statue may shame the New Workers into spasn
OF hbcraity and public spirit which will result In
the raising OF the necessary money to put the sstar
eyed goddess" into position.
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60 III 90 Nm n 90
D o II o Q MN o o
D O o o MN o o
90 III 90 n Nh 90 -.

TIE NEW HAIR TONIC AND INyIGORATOR
This great and valuable discovery is in many re-
stcs, superior 10 all others. promoting luxriant
owth and giving vitality and lost color the hair
stimulates the weakened glands Of the SCALP whereby
they are enabled to eliminate that nourishment and
support hereby supplied which the falling out
of the hair removes all dsndruf and makes the hsir
grow long and it youthful soft appearance and
produces thick head of hair bald head I.y con-
l'sue us" as Ier diectiOns il gives cylindrical
oTlA To the middle shaft of the hair thus the
Eiency which fatteied hair has 10 curl and kirk so
rs2ly observable i'll the hair of persons African
lie scent, thus producing wayy growth. much de
Dir Cd BY all kuruTeaa Ii contains or min
erals Prepared by STEPHEN L. BARRON CO.
Jamaica Plain Boston, Mass
D. P. UICKIIN6. $40 Pa ave)
- --,-a AID Have Ozono for sale.
t'tiElS liANl, iSi Ia aTr- ie25- 2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

The debate on the proposition to henceforth
Make the Record an actual transcript OF congress
sional proceedings brought out in a striking light
the necessity for such a reform In n gOOd-natured
and Yet pungent way members showed up one
an0thers sins of commission and omission in tam
pering with the Record and the upshot of the
whole discussion viii probably be a stringent rule
In the future against taking any material liberties
with the verbatim reports OF proceedings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

Hallam Tennys0n, the eldest son OF the poet lau-
reate, was married Wednesday In Westminster Alb
hey TO Miss Audrey Boyle, who is described by the
susceptible cable 1.-THE Incarnation OF youth
health and beauty" She has no money, but then
Tennyson has told US how King Cophetua stepped
down and welded the beggar maid. 1t is to be
hoped the union will be luckler than some that
have been made in the Abbey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

Ex-tioy. Robinson. OF Connecticut, gives the
Hartford Co'TGHt four reasons for not Joining the
republican bolt 1t Is he says, In the interest OF
free trade Ii is against the prospect of civil service
reform, II Is not needed protest against s.the
IGachine, as Blaines nomination was spontaneous.
aud ii Is premature, the democrats have not yet
Made up the alternative Mr. Robinson in view
or these facts. believes that most of the boilers
VIII eventually return 10 their party allegiance,
AMI that the movement will prove to be protest
Father than a secession"
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PERSONAL.

TF.w. s. ROUDEBUsH is IN THE CITY HE WILL
IT L. w. STOCKARD.
TNYAI.IDS NO ICEITO ONE WISHING LADY
Physician to act as companion, nurse. &c. for the
mountains spring. call ct PARSONS Parlors q22k
street northwest. t28-2ts"
u UTHIEI- THE PLANET READER SCIENTIFIC
IL calculations past present and future Address
circulars Box 81, Baltimore Md fny14-wks7Ws
GEO. ", METAPHYSICS
" INDEPENDENT DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
BUREAU OF INFORMATION,
my2-SR l3z3 81. NV, Room 8, opp. Ebbitt Housa
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

INOR RENT-FLAT ON SECOND FLOOR OF Ila6
18th street northwest from LIST of July Finest To-
cation the city Best references given and required
je28 St.
lfOR RENT-OSBORNE HOUSE, s09 l4TH STREET
Il northwest several large and handsomely furnished
rooms on first and second floors; dining room
tached to house. where meals furnished to GUESTS Of
the house or persons roomng elsewhere Summer
kooms Sl5 to $50 per month, according to location
Table board 800 per month jeI2-3w
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
Official Paper of Griggs County

The Celt and the Scandinavian met at
Daily, a Norwegian district in Barnes
county, on election day, and hence this
tale. 1t would appear that one James
made contract to carry the precinct
for his 'frinds.' and was supplied with
pile OF pamphlets. newspapers and cir
culars, showing that the county could
not be saved without the election of the
said ''frinds." ''Phat for do yez give
me these?" said James, eyeing the pile
os papers with contempt. s'Take thin
away and bring me two gallons of alco-
hol; ye might as we'll expect my bull
cattle to read the papers as thim!" The
alcohol was brought, the polls were
opened and all went merry as marriage
bell, until it was discovered that the
Norweglans were not voting right. ''Be
the hoWly mother of Moses, of all the
damned cattle ever l seen ye are the
contrariest." Opening a ballot and
handing it back. Take that ticket back
Wiggle Wiggleson. and write the name
of G. n. Binson for trisurer, and ay We
can't write there's a man over at the
store that kin. The Norwagians must
vote for NOrWagians. We amt goin' to
be decaved by yez OH the ave of election.
The rule has been Established here fur
for years. Vote that way Or yez can't
vote at this precinct. The Scandina-
Wan insisted upon voting as he pleased,
and the alcohol having circulated freely,
some confusion occurred at this point.
About what did occur not great deal is
remembered, except that they had a
devil OF Il time. There was one or two
eyes, part of a broken ear, and consider
able blood on the floor the next morning.
so some thought there was fight. One
man remembers of the ballot box coming
through the window, and that somebody
kicked it open, but he thinks it was all
right-that everything was square. One
fact was noticeable: there was no alco-
hol in the vicinity the next morning.
scme say the ballots were
scattered over tho ground while the
trouble progressed. and that Mr.. Kernel
Marsh gathered 'em up and saw that
substantial justice was done all parties.
and that after while the voting COM
lnenced again and continued till eight
O'Clock p. H., but you can't tell. Per
iiaps it's a lie. Any how Mcdonald
thinks Benson's small majority will he
upset, and many agree with him.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

1t is rumored that trains will stop on
the Cooperstown branch about january
LIST. We hope this is not true. We have
very sensibly y.acquiesced III the economi-
cal management of the road. and not a
KICK has gone up from the terminal
town, in the hope that the expenses
would be so light that the company
could accommodate the people without
bankrupting itself. Mr.. Bryant. the
conductor, has run his train with less
expense and greater profit to the road
than nine conductors ont of ten: and in
view OF the fact that the country is vet
3"ll OF wheat. and the farmers so pros
porous as to make an active winters
Trade and travel certain. we hardly
credit the snow bound report.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

Sheriff Haggert, of Cass. is reelected.
If Virginia is republican, also Indiana,
we can spare New York.
The returns from Nevada will be held
back for some funny business.
Pattison's Dazey hotel is completed
and is in fine running shape.
Sheriff Mckenzie lifted the scalp of
Col. Lounsberry at Bismarck.
John Flittie is elected councilman in
his district; Geo. Walsh, doubtful.
Sheriff johnson of Griggs, was beaten
by small majority by Allen Pinkerton.
Major Strait laid out Donnelly in great
shape, while Merryman scooped in Gill
film.
Either Steele or Goodrich is beaten for
the house. The presumption is that
Steele is elected. Mr.. Stevens, of Griggs.
will have about 400 more votes than
either of them.
Knut Nelson went fishing last
week, and when he came back found he
had been reelected to congress. A man
named Baxter Thought he was a candi-
date, but he wasn't so considered.
In Steele county, Humle is county at
torney; II. Smith, judge of probate; S.
Il. Seymour. registeE jacobson, treas
urel; Waldon, sheriff; commissioners,
Goplerud, Nelson, and Grey; Winchell
is superintendent of schools.
Barnes county seems to have had it in
it's grip to have carried the district for
Bellows and Goodrich; yet Richardson,
single handed, with his little jobber.
scooped the majority in great shape, and
the Bismarck ticket carries.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
Announcement.

MARDILL, Oct. 9, lsS4.-Editor of
Cooperstown COURIER. Sir: 1 beg to
say to the citizens of Griggs county,
through the columns of your paper. that
at the request of many friends and lead
ing citizens of this county ! do hereby
announce myself us a candidate for the
Office of sheriff of said county of Griggs:
and allow me to say right here. that
if the citizens see fit to elect me to said
office. ! shall elldeavor to serve the peo-
pie in the capacity of that Office to the
best of my ability. knowledge and to the
best interest of the comfy and citizens
at large. Respectfully,
$. X. NORtiORD.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
BARNES COUNTY.


In Barnes county, Evans walks away
from Irgins. as to the county clerkshlp,
| by majority of several hundred.
Simons downs McFadgen for the
shrievalty by such a majority as
was never heard of before.
Andrns and sager made hard fight
for the superintendency of schools; and
Sager won.
The "Old Reliable,'' . for the treasur-
ship, made good single-handed run,
bnt Mcdonald and Benson had too much
backing for him. \ very close vote be-
tween the latter gentlemen was the re-
suit, and contest is supposed to be
pending consequent upon Irregularities
at DALEY, which, if proven, will eventu-
ally seat Mcdonald.
&. \. Miller defeated Charles Pierson
as district attorney, Seth Mills, the bolt
ing candidate, making poor showing.
Alex. Mcconnell triumphs over Mr..
Wing. Of Oriska, as probate Judge.
Van Steenberg and Chandler were
elected commissioners.
Ed. Wylie will still assess. lie did
not know that he had opposition.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

Hon: NJ. d. Hills. the Valley City
capitalist. When in Cooperstown last
week was amazed at the size and impor-
lance OF the terminal town. He thinks
1t extremely probable that he will omen
a hank here in The springfor accommo-
cation OF the farmers Mr.. Hills tn, uglt
the COURIER rather too tame to meet
me requirements OF the people this
Year. The Oriska Benefit was the most
interesting paper that came to his Of
nee. While here Mr.. Hills inquiries re-
*artllng house would imply that. if he
comes. he will come double.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
Estray Notice.

In the matter of. a certain estray, TAX
en- up by Halvor S. Klefstod, viz: One
white mare pony, age about ten years
old. Notice is hereby given that the
same has been appraised according to
law and is now in possession of the said
Ialvor s. Klefstod. ut his farm on sec
tion 8. tp. 14S, +. SO, Griggs county, ID.
L. The same may he recovered by the
owner OH proving property and paying
charges. WM. GLASS,
Justice of the Peace.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

Geo. ". Greenleese & Co. are doing
the -four trade of this country. and in
tend holding the same by selling -four to
farmers buying their winter stock. at
prices that will not pay TIL M to 20 the
mill and also that will defy competition.
Don't fail to call Lefore purchasing else
where
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

\ fine steel engraving of Perau]t's S
rnalning picture. Sleeping Love. " has
''fe'' offered by the publisllersof Gotley's
lazy Book I" every new subscriber to
'''f' magazine for 1855. The subject, a
tie '.iEitled Love adorned with moth
'i's 'N''' Us s';'h:: CLAIMS. is lying ON IA
s'f' s;F'ssy coicii. fast asleep among the
VIC towers. Lis n,l.d, white limbs APP
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

NOTICE OF FINAL P"oor-Lpnd Oi.ic" at Fargo,
d. r.. Oct. ~. 1894. Nfic il hereby given that
the following named irr has flied notice of his
intention TO make fn.l proof in support Of his
claim and secure final nlry fh"r"of IN 'he 9th day
of December, 1894. w: Sorn II. Lsrsnn. ID $
for the : " u OF section lS. tp 14sn GO ". and
names the following his wi,nosss viz: Ole
Ellef-on Andrew Bndicks"n. S"r"n Berg, ElIef
Osnn, all of Ofowa r. o.. Grisgs comfy. ID. I.
The testimony to bt Tux. II b'tore John " dor
en1sen clerk of the district c"ur,. nt Cooperstown,
I;riges county, D. T.. on the 9th day OF December,
A. ID. 1884. at his Office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Byron Andrns. attorney. 4lG
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
Note the Fact.

server. that Griggs polled the heaviest
majority for Bellows and Goodrich that
they have received anywhere. We think
we recognize in this showing the fine
italian hand of Uncle John.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
Auction, Sale.

The household furniture of the Dako-
ta house, will he sold at public auction
on "Wednesday, Nov T.. 1884: at . clock
p. m.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07

E-Friends, customers and everybody,
please bear in mind that we will not he
undersold by anybody.
Remember that our stock is complete
in every department.
DO not forget that we sell the White
Sewing machines.
Commit to memory that we carry the
largest stock of ready made clothing in
Grlggs county.
Recolect that we sell the ACORN the
best cigar in town Give us a call.
John SyversOn Il Co.
eD We will pay 20 cents for butter and
25 cents for eggs
John Syverson Il Co.
Winchester Rifles selling very
cheap at 4. N. Adams.
Farmers clean your seed wheat.
The Lehman e. Il l.. Co. will sell you a
machine for $500 that will take out all
foul seed.
Feed of all descriptions at popular
prices at Geo. w. Greenleese 4 Co.'s.
We know what we are talking
about when we say THAT we carry the
largest stock of ready made clothing.
gents underwear, fall and winter caps,
Of any house in Griggs county.
We invite you to look at our stock.
John SyversOn u 20.
MgFive pieces of new carpeting just
opened at Whidden Bros.
@Farmers, consider your mistake in
holding Jour wheat for higher prices and
buying goods on time. With cash in
hand you can always buy goods at bot
tom prices of John Syverson & Go.
eayWe have just opened another large
lot of ready made clothing, direct from
the manufacturers, and have made pri-
ces lower than anything of the kind in
territory. Whidden Bros.
sYrDo Davis & Pickett sell -four at
the Popular Prices?
Of course they do.
Don't break your neck to get past
their store. They can sell your the best
grades ut the following prices for cash
and cash only:
Valley City Occident. .Ss3 90
Valley City Patent t.A..............2 \. Is
Valley City Straight. t................3 g so
Valley City Diamond. nd...............2 =
Fargo Best. 90
Fargo Straight. 80
A full line of feed and grain.
EYrFlour and feed at Greenleese & Go.
GEL If your house is dark and gloomy
go and examine tie fine assortment Of
lamps at John Syverson Il Co.'S.
s7-We propose selling you fur coats
lower than the lowest, and our first lot
of 20 coons, dog, and buffalo coats are
open for inspection. which means a sale
when compared with anything else in
the market. Whidden Bros.
Another lot Of ready made clothing
lust opened. at Whidden Bios.
EY~Do you remember that last sum-
mer we sold you linen coats for 25 cents
a piece? We will now sell you fur
coats equally cheap.
.Jonn Syverson & Co.
EYWe will not be undersold by any
one IN Cooperstown or out OF it, and be-
fore purchasing elsewhere it would pay
yo' to call and at least get our prices on
all staple groceries anything else you
may need. Whidden Bros.