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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-29
Newspaper Law.

Any person who has taken a paper
regularly from the postOfice whether
directed to his name or another's, or
whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for the payment.
The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take newspapers or periodicals
from the postofice, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, prima facia
evidence Of Intentional fraud.
!s H any personEorders his paper dis
continued he must pay all arrearages,
81 the publishers may continue to send
fftuntiI payment is made, and collect
6hewhole amounts whether the paper
81 taken from the Office or not.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-29
Oxen for Sale.

One yoke 6 years old-for cash or on
time, Apply, J.J. SOUCH,
Off Langdon, N. d.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-29

M Music lessons given on piano OF
0tEsn, BY single lesson or terms Of
Il II I ~ s4 lessons. Mrs. MARsELLIs.
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The way testimo-
NAL after testimo-
NAL comes in shows
that it is doing all
that is claimed for
it. Now comes Mr..
Cured
Heart
Trouble.

W. P. Johnston, residing at No. I,8eI
Eleventh street, to add his words of
commentator. His son was suffer
ing from heart trouble and found no
relief until he took Moore's Revealed
Remedy. This valuable medicine
not only gave him relief, but effected
a cure. When reputable and we'll
known citizens have such favorable
things to say about Moore's Revealed
Remedy it is certainly worth your
while to try its effects on your indi-
vidual ailments. The great virtue of
Moore's Revealed Remedy lies in
its remarkable properties, cleansing
and purifying the blood and toning
and regulating the action of the
liver, kidneys and stomach. On sale
by all druggists.
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SENT TO THE WRONG COMMITTEE.
bhi Regulating u. s. Marshals' Fees
Narrowly Escapes Death.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. Especial. r.
needless controversy over the question
OF which committee should have con-
sidered the bill has deferred the passage.
II indeed 1t ever passes, of a very beneficial
measure 10 increase in reasonable degrees
the fees OF United States marshals, district
attorneys and clerks in the Northwestern
states. The Senate bill on coming to the
House was referred TO the committee on
expenditures in the department of justice,
put IL IS claimed that 1t should have gone
20 the judiciary committee. Instead of
that II was fayorably reported back to the
House direct, and the judiciary committee
fa,ed to ges a glimpse of it. To this
aueged slight Rogers of Arkansas made a
decided objection in his usual bou,basfic
and furious way. throwing the House into
turmoil from which it could not be ex-
treated, until in order TO quell the dis
the BILL
In the meantime il was discovered that
by an error clause had been inserted in
tne Diii repeating the law as If it applied to
paying officers in California, and left no
provision about the compensation of
United states officers mentioned in that
state. Morrow thereupon moved to amend
the bill SO that California would not be
afected by its passage. Seeing that the
jealousy OF the judiciary committee and
the opposition TO the bill generally owing
to the fact that it had been botched and
was likely to lead to defeat. Morrow con-
sented to let it go over. 1t was then hur-
riediy considered by the committee on
Judiciary and reported back to the House
Iavorably with Morrow's amendment.
Then followed series of rollcalls on adj
lournnient. which consumed time until it
became necessary to defer action until an
other day. The bill will now come up as
unfinished business.
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ou.pu. of chile nitrate restrained.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA representative of
William r. Grace said today that the re-
port that an arrangement had been made
in Chile to regulate the output of nitrate
was true The val ious nitrate companies
have come TO an agreement whereby each
company is to cease to manufacture nitrate
for five months in the year, the term not
to consist of consecutive days, but TO be at
such times as TO suit the companies, and
is not carried on to aggregate five months
in the year. This arrangement is not
made 10 regulate prices, which win regu-
late themselves, but to limit the output, as
il has been found that eight months work
OF all the companies viii produce suffi-
Gent quantity TO satisfy the entire de-
mand. The arrangement had no connec-
ton with the Chilean troubles.
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DIR. Darrin can be consulted free at Tolz
Washington street. Portland, from 10 a. M,
to 8 p. m. daily. They treat all durable
chronic, acute and private diseases, with
electricity and scientific medical treatment,
such as the Eye, rheumatism, Asthma,
Consumption, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, scrofula. Female Weakness, Deaf
ness, Sexual Diseases, Lost Manhood,
Malaria, Urinary Troubles. Piles, Bowel
Troubles, or any other durable disease.
Low charges, within the reach of all, COM
bined with the best medical skill. A
friendly talk may save you thousands of
dollars or years of suffering, and perhaps
your life. Young, middle-aged or old men
suffering from the effects of follies and
excuses restored to perfect health, man.
hood and yigor. Each visitor seen pri-
vately, and all communications received
IN sacred confidence. 0ut-of-town patients
can write for question blanks and circulars
free. BY that means many may be saved
the expense of q trip to Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-03
THEY RUNG IN A "COLD DECK.n
A Sucker Becomes the Victim of Smart
Fellow-TraYeIers.

One of the Anacortes cxcursionists, in
his eagerness to acquire something for
nothing, allowed himself to become a
prey for three clumsy sharpers coming in
on the train last evening. He commenced
playing cards with the three fellows and
occasionally one or the other of the three
would remark, II have good poker hand''
and offer to bet 81 or S.. Finally all three
of them thought they had good hands
and commenced betting. and the
sucker" thinking he had good
hand himself-three kings and pair of
nines-bit to the extent of SIS. but when
it came to the show down, he found that
one of the sharpers held four tens. He
then remembered that, when he had land
the cards down for the man on
his right to cut them, he being the dealer,
one of the others directed his attention to
something out through the window, and
he reasoned that instead of cutting the
cards, the fellow had replaced them with a
s'cold deck" He demanded the return of
his money, but was met with laugh. and
was reminded of the fact that they had all
vised him not to ''come in, but he in
sisted on doing so.
On reaching the city he reported the
matter to the police, but as he was unable
TO prove that s'cold deck" had been used,
the police could do nothing. Detective
Miller remarked that the three did not
look as though their combined intelligence
was sufficient to out-wit anybody.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-03
EXPLOSION IN A COAL MINE.
Seventy-Five Colorado Miners Mar
rowIy Escape Death.


DENVER, Feb. 3.-A Newcastle. Colo,
special says: A great mine disaster oc-
CURED here last evening in the Grand
River coal and coke mines Just at 6
O'Clock, as the day shift, composed of
seventy-five men, was about to leave
the mine, terrific explosion
occurred, and Immediately black smoke
came pouring out of the side of the noun
tain. Men, women aud children rushed
towards the entrance to the mine, only to
be driven back by clouds of smoke. Above
the roar of the escaping gas the pitiful
CRY of the imprisoned miners could be
plainly heard by their wives and children.
Soon willing hands braved the great dan
ger and started the hosting machinery,
relieving each other as fast as their COM
rades became exhausted. Soon the sew
enty-five miners were brought to the sur
face, some of them more dead than alive.
and none of them any too soon. as the
flames Immediately reached the shaft and
came up with such force as to drive every-
body away. Explosions have followed
every few hours.
AT O'Clock this (Tuesday) morning the
excitement is so great that it is impossible
to tell if any one failed to get out. It is
thought several have perished Had the
explosion occurred when the miners were
at work not one would have escaped. The
mine has been on fire several times before
In the last two years, caused by miners
lamps igniting gas, which always troubled
them.
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PINK DoMINoEs.

Jenny and Ne were engaged, you see,
On the eve of the Fancy Ball;
So kiss or two was nothing to you
Or any one else at all
Jenny would go in domino
Pretty and pink but warm;
While i attended, clad in q splendid
Austrian uniform.
How we had arranged, through notes exchanged
Early that afternoon.
At Number Four 10 waltz no more,
But TO sit in the dusk and spoon
q wish you to see that Jenny and Ne
Had barely exchanged our troth;
So kiss or two was strictly due =
BY, from aud between US both.l
When Three was over, an eager lover,
fled to the gloom outside;
And a Domino came out also
Whom took for my future bride.
That Is TO say. in a casual way,
slipped my arm around her;
With kiss or two (which is nothing 10 youl,
And ready TO kiss found her.
She turned her head. and the name she said
Was certainly not my own;
But, ere ] could speak, with q smothered shrek
She fed and left me alone.
Then Jenny came. and | saw with shame
she'd doff q her domino;
And had embraced an alien waist
But did not tell her so.
Next morn knew that there were two
Dominoes pink, and one
Had cloaked the spouse OF Sir Julian Vouse,
Our big political gun.
Sir J. was old, and her hair was gold,
And her eye was blue cerulean.
And the name she said when she turned her
head.
Was not in the least like Julian
Now wasn't il nice, when want Of pies.
Forbade MS twain to marry,
That old sir j., in the kindest way,
Made me his secretary -RsdyGrd ktpiiRg.
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FOR CANAL AND CABLE.
San Francisco Petitions Congress-Alaska
Government Unsatisfactory.

WAsHINGToS CRY, Feb. 2-Mr. Morrow
today introduced in the House three sets
of resolutions passed at a recent meeting
of the San Francisco Chamber of Conn
merce. Congress was asked to take i'm
mediate action upon the Nicaragua canal
bill. and it was also requested that all
commercial bodies throughout the United
States memorabilia congress favorably to
authorize the completion of the great work
without delay. The resolution was in
favor of the establishment of system of
government in Alaska as provided in the
bills presented within the past few weeks.
There was also strong request that yes
sci be at once set to work making deep sea
soundings, as preliminary survey for the
stretching of Pacific cable from San
Francisco TO Honolulu.
Senator Dolph has received kilograms
from his constituents urging him to sup
port the bill to benefit the Nicaragua canal
recently introduced.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

At Tucson, Ariz., Monday, Tpny Fernando q
Portuguese miner, fell thirtydve feet down q
shaft in the Speculation mine at Olive camp,
and was instantly killed
Three coiored prisoners at Friar's Point. Miss,
attempted to escape Monday by burning
down the jail door, but the iire got beyond their
control and they perished-
passenger train on the Savannah, Griffin &
North Alabama railroad Was derailed near Grit
I'm Monday night. Fifteen Passengers were
severely injured, but none killed
The boycott of the National Brewery at San
Francisco by the trades federation has been de-
clared OF. the brewery agreeing TO employ only
union men.
woman and three children were burned TO
death IN tire at Nancy sunday night
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FORTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO.
Terrible Weather I'm the Dakotas, Ne
braska and Minnesota.

OMAHA, Feb. NORTH Nebraska and
South Dakota are enveloped in terrific
storm. At Deadwood it is 20 deg. below
zero, at Lead City 30 deg. below, and at
Galena 40 deg. below. Many herds of cat
tie are lost, and the destitute settlers will
suffer-
TOPEKA, Feb. "A severe snowstorm
has been raging in the western part of the
state for the past forty Eight hours. Poor
people are in more pressing need of assist
ance than ever, in consequence of the Sc
we're change of weather.
ST.. PAUL, Feb. Minnesota is now ex-
periencing the cold weather of the season.
No point yet reported has the mercury
above zero, in Minnesota the Dakotas,
Montana and Manitoba. The thermome-
ter ranged from 80 below at Minnedosa to
below at st. Paul.
WEST PoINT. Miss, Feb. last even
ing a cyclone passed through the western
part of Clay county, doing great damage to
several plantations and fatally injuring
three negroes. Several other people were
slightly hurt.
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ADELINA PATTI Ill.
Lying In n Hotel in Bristof-SuderinE
From a Severe Cold.

BRISTOL, Feb Especial. THE great
prirna donna, Adelina Patti, is lying very
i'll at hotel here. She caught severe
cold in crossing the channel between Dover
and Calais. DR.. Frederick Love, who
is in attendance, reports unfavorably
of her condition. Her husband
Signor Nicolini is with her. The diva was
in hopes To have fulfilled an engagements
for two concerts in Berlin on Wednesday
and Friday, but Signor Nicolini has wired
TO cancel their contracts, and has returned
the money, amounting 10 1000 francs.
ALI other concerts have been postponed.
liz is feared that there is renewal of the
grippe, which has already attacked Lord
n vffnp and others
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Business Failures.

ST. Louis, Feb. John Tyson. commits
sion merchant, announced his suspension
on Change today. aHe is short 10000
bushels of July wheat. The afternoon
papers place his liabilities at $780, goo.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-The Consolidated Fire
Insurance Company made a voluntary as
signment this morning The assets are
placed at 5000 and the liabilities at S., $50.
This company was originally absorbed by
the Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
which assigned Saturday.
FoRT WORTH, Feb. THE Randall &
have assigned, with liabilities of $1,000
and assets sufficient to cover the liabilities.
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Everyone should take advantage of the
low rates to Anacortes by all sound steam
ers during the i've days ending February
6. Tickets good to return till the 9Th.
The Northern Pacific property. just placed
on the market. is the most valuable prop
erty at Anacorfes- During the first five
days OF the sale reduction Of 10 per cent.
is made 10 all purchasers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-03
How Prominent Lady OF Seattle Was
Permanently Cured by Drs. Darrin 20
Years Ago.

SEATTLE, JAM %, 1891.
DR. DarTin--Dear Sir: Hearing that YOU
were in Portland and performing marvel
Gus cures / want to add my testimony to
the hundreds of grateful patients. For
many years / suffered from scrofuous sore
on my knee, tried all home. remedies and
consulted the best physicians in the city of
Indianapolis. Ind, where l was then liv-
ing, without any benefit. About twenty
years ago you came to Indianapolis, and /
was persuaded to Try you" I called
upon you, received two treatments, the
sore disappeared and has never returned.
My so.l-in-law is Mr.. J. f. Trowbridge. in
gratitude, MRS. A. C. Lands.
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Toledo Townsite Deeds vaiueIsss.

ToLEDo, Feb. 1.-The report that the
wife of c. S. Allen, of Sc. Louis, by the
death OF her father, DIR. Jones, of Boston.
becomes the heir TO the business portion
of Toledo. is ridiculed here. Her deed not
being recorded is yalueless, as the law OF
limitation of title in Ohio extinguishes a
claim il not brought within twenry-one
wears after the cause of the action accrues.
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DEAFNESS TWENTY YEARS.


To the Public: December 18th I came
to DR.. Darrin for treatment of deafness
and ringing noises in my ears of twenty
years standing. laws unable TO hear
without people speaking very loud to me.
After one months treatment can hear as
well as ever in my life, and feel called
upon TO tell the public my experience, that
others may avail themselves of DR.. OAR
rims skill | live at $50 Front street. Port
land, and work in Johnson's ship-yard.
The cure by DIR. Darrin of Ex-Sheriff A.
Il. Shoep's daughter, 80 Front street, of
malaria, rheumatism and liver complaint,
is why applied to Dr. Darrin
A. L. RICH ARDSON.
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For sale-Two houses one s, the other rooms
NJ block from cars, IN North Seattle; both rem.
n go. - 500: fine investment
small cottage of rooms and 2 lots. fenced and
1sd<d close &c ears; excellent view: only 81, 100
he cash SIS per month, or 81 900 cash.
House of rooms with two lots. overlooking
lake Washington: blocks from cable, masnifi-
|fshi view; 81 600 spot cash.
Residence containing rooms. all modern con-
ytnences: half block from cable, rents for $S5;
Rte0 terms TO suit.
& the above list Of houses for sale BY WALTER
n FEgGU sSoN, real estate broker, room g. 622
oeeond street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-03
THE CITY'S FINANCES.
Its Floating Debt Now Amounts
to $851,707.75.
CONDITION OF DEPARTMENTS.
The Financial Standing of Each Of the
Funds on February 1.-The Street
Debt stiIl Growing.

Comptroller c. W. Ferris yesterday made
his report of the city's finances for the
month ending February 1, 1891. The re-
port shows the city's Indebtedness, appor-
toned to each Of the funds, to be ON Feb
ruary as follows.
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WASHINGTON CRY. Feb. 2-The supreme
court advanced and assigned for argument
the third Monday in March the cases of
fifty-seven Chinese, arrested at San Fran
cisco for unlawfully entering the United
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CTR NOTICES.

|N6IlCE OF REGIS1RATIOS-THE sPE-
~ ral election called for the 18th OF January.
tet having been postponed, notice Is hereby gwen
Nsi The registration books for the city OF Seattle
~ me year 1891 open af the Office Of the
CIV clerk OF said city between the hours of O'clock
! e. and O'Clock p. m. for all time within ten
@5s OF any election, when they will be closed for
We purpose of organ xafion. according TO law.
Every pet2on Is required to Ee-regfster, the reg
ktnton FOR the year 1890 being void
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk
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The sanItarIum Couldn.t Save DE-. Strong

SARATOGA, n. y, Feb. 2.-Dr. S. S.
Strong, proprietor OF Strong's sanitarium,
died tonight of Bright's disease, aged IS.
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senator Hearst Growing Weaker.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 2.-Senator
Hearst was weaker tonight than for three
DAYS mast
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
9 TIE Hire 70 take q eli points Eass and
runs shrsugh vestibulsd Trains syer y
day in the year to
ST. PUAL AND CHICAGO.
CNo change Of cars,
composed OF Dining Cars UNSURPASSED Pullman
Drawing Room steepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best thai can be constructed and in which -
comfnodziions are both FRKK and furnished for
holders OF first or seconecsass tickets and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
Continuous line connecting with all lines A.
'o p,,1l s,fees and nnantsrrupted service.
advance Through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from al points in America ENGLAND .ns
Earope can oe purchased ct any ticket once Of this
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE A. roLrows:
overtans: through train. Sis m
PORTLAND and south. q: Is a. M and S:35 D. m
$500. nsasa.-s go 1, .a . 10 y m
Iacoms and local s:l5 and els M; i2:I5.
ESQ., 5:2S and s-S5 p. M
TRAINS WILL ARRryx PROM
Eastern points 1925 n m
Portland and south $40 a m and 7.ss n,
A Aa.so.e: :. and aos;h; ls;os saa Stop
3:l5. 4:45 aud 7.55 n m '
Time shortened Is hours between seattle and $.
Paul ~ -
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Car. egevxn.
cay coaches dnest palace dining cars between
seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily ser
vice ' ~
Full Information conce ming rates time of
trains routes and other details furnished on sucli.
cation 20 - -Pr''
A. ID. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass AT
l2l First ST. cor. Washington. Portland Or
]. a. NADEAU, General Agent, Seattle
A. CHILBERG, City IicSef Agent southeast
corner Yesier avenue and Commercial street Sc
attic. Wash.
4: TOXIN. Ticket Agent Seattle Depot, foot of
Third street -
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IooD's CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

konsasaAs HRtheld-CoiFnan dock At O'clock A. m,
ftr - Ne5neszlAy aaa Friday str kin<sfoa
ssr SA2 - De, banxor. seabecS Hona HousA -
kxssst .sit"ssss fAurt alif Union Cdy Returning
- asun 1tsy ~ ctock n ~.
u IKOUTAAS, Master
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racIFio COAST STEAMSHIP toMrANY

pispatch steamers from seattle as follows.
~ San Francisco via Port Townsend aud Vic
- Al q m passengers received on board nj
IN u January 8. .. is. Is, %, rs aud every
~ GAYS thereafter.
ID al : Alaska; January aud is. February =
.mia San FranciSco, toy Victoria and PuSps
paa 30 - 11F 'Ai'aSfS . ~ - ~ %
sckets may BE- detained At the Office Of the com,
ssy AZ Ocean Dock seattle.
keSDALI. PERKINS & CO. General Agents
- Francisco
= AcLELl.AN, superintendent, Seattle.
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shipping Intelligence.

SAX FRAscIsco, Feb. 2--Arrived-Str
Jeanie, Seattle; Victoria str Montserrat,
Nanalmo; Br str Wellington, Departure
bay. Cleared-Brig Courtney Ford, As
toria.
Arriyed-Ship Levi G. Burgess, Seattle.
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|NoTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
fl1th day Of February, A ID. 1891. the following
ccro real estate situated In the city Of seattle,
{cGhfv VI King. state of Washington, win be sold
e public auction 81 the door Of the county court
|bease IA said city, to the highest and best bidder
ERerefer, to-wft:
Fractional lots one four and Eve In block thirty
Ifght In G. D. Boren's plat Of an addition TO the
|ttr OF Seattle.
said property has the following frontage viz. on
ne south, Tesler avenue. 141 3f-100 feet: the
|sest. Third street 81 7a-Io0 feet: ON the north,
Peterson street 40 feet on the east the alley In
buck thirty-eght aforesaid. 1877 So 100 feet.
The above described real estate being the prop
|dv OF King county, and now being used by said
|tornfy for county courthouse purposes. The prop
my will be sold subject to occupation by King
county for county purposes until such time the
new county building. now I'm process Of construc-
hon shall be ready for use, provided such time OF
trupziion shall not extend beyond the first day Of
|AFgh, A. Il. 1891.
Terms Of sale win be one-third down at the time
sale balance TO be paid on execution and delivery
10 deed conveying the property.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commissioners
viking county, Washington FRED GAsCH.
Chairman.