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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Bonn britiI6cn Sole.

2onOon, 81. M}ars. a0ni9in Siftoria
miro ff elueu Mouat lang Su @raIe,
6raufreid, auibalten.
@roBartige Seitlihfeiten iOlleI i'm nadl.
fen SUM 9ele9entlid OeS ScnheS OeS SGis
ierS gStlbelm tm Sudtngbam Yalait ftatt-
fnoen. 9as Grogramm wtrb Gmpfdnge,
Bale, @OnSerte uHo GnOere llnterbaItungen
umidllieEeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
mndfebr pes searnid,en esid,en,uaes.

Der GrtruSug, auf weldem Die 2eide bes
9unOesienatorS Scarf, Die Gomite'n beioer
SGuier beS GonsreheS uno oiele anOere
Yerlonen am I. 0tdrs mad Gan 6ranSi8co
abgingen, febrte nm $50 bsute 9tahmitta9
hierber 5uriid. Son ben GCngreB- Gonlite'il
famen nur bic @enatoren ga@per, gur.
bOar, earliSle unO 6oultner, iOwie Die 0te-
pralentanten Sberman, GtbIon nnb Suder
anf bem 3uge pleOer bierber. Die auOeren
Serreu bltebeu ennueOer in Gan SranSisco
ooer itiegen unterpegS an ben ibrcr oels
matb sund6it gelegeneu Statlonen aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Giu: unp Mnsinhr. statiitis.

SIM Tebruar 1891 belief lId) Der ISertb
Der 2Saarenausfuhr aui S74 ,592 800 uuo Der
Giuiabr au 500, ,926,77S, allO ELL ueber=
ihuB oer 4u5ubr iiber Die giuiubr bon SS,z
6GG.O93 gegeu siueu lIeberituB bon ST..
21S,345 in 6ebruar 1890. Sn Den IcBten
Il Nionaten be;iiicrte iih Ser 2Sertb Der
2lusfubr aui 1869, ,O37 COS uuO Der Giufubr
aui 1925, 5,123, 3,589, ELL lleberifuB III Snnlten
uuiereS GrportbauoelS nm $43, 3,9l3,0l9, &C.
gen eiucu iold)eu Don $72, ,8S6, ZIG i'm glels
den 3elnaume be5 SorjabreS.
Der @ol0erport mdbreno be8 6ebruar
1891 erreid)te Die $o6be pou $4,OlO, ,146 ge=
gen nm Sl,17O,69O iii 6ebruar 1890, Der
Silbererpoyt berug 1923, ,O36 gegen $2,=
800, ,135; Die Goloeiniubr belief ilh auf nur
$565,3O4 gegen 81 ,476,433 i'm 6ebruar D.
s., Die Siibereiniubr 0uf $976,966 gegen
$1,078,911.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
2lns Scr SmnoesbauptifaDt.
Tabe beppsitebemoe tsaHigteit oer 41a=prosen=
ttge Iuleibe. - 2Sas man in Sdlabamte
Oariiber 5unt.

Tabe beppsitebemoe tsaHigteit oer 41a=prosen=
ttge @nleibe. - 2Sas man itn SdlaBamte
oasiiber iagt.
gSaibington, >. G., 81. Mars. -
Sic 43:pro3entiae glnleibe, pon weld)er nod
etipaS iiber $4,000, 900 ausleben, ptrb am
l. September 3. s. fdllig. SIM Sfatamt
ertldrt man, Die Ginl0iung perbe nidt bic
geriugite Sd)luierigteit erufen, unb man
babe iid 10 meni9 Gorge iiber Die Sad)e ge=
madt, baB eS fir unn0tblg gebaIten muroe,
Die 9lufmerfIamfeit be5 @ongreiieS oarauf
su lenfen. 0a5 9epartemsnt iel idon gegeu=
mdrti9 bereit, ale nod auSltebenben Sbliz
gatiOnen nebit 53inien bis gum Datum Der
Sduigfclt einSul0ien, unb Die fleine, tdglid]
sur gtnlOiung augebOtene 9lnSubl Der
SSertbpapiere bemelie, baB Die @igenthiimer
nid)t iebr 6aranf erpidlt iino, iif ibrer Su
entlebigen. gSdbrenb Oas 9epartement porz
berertet lit, idmmtlid]e Sbiigationen am
Datum Der Salligtett einsulDlen, fails ile
prdlentirt peroen, bat bic @eId)id)te friiberer
9tegierungS- -Iuleihen bennOd) beiuieleH, baB
man baS @inrei6en aller bieier 9Sertbs
papiere an jenem Sage nidt su ertuarten
braudt. Iiele berelben meroen pielmehr
crit etlife Wtouate ipdter, nadbem ibre Ser
5Inlung lGngit aufgeb0rt bat, i'm Shabamte
elnlauIen. Die bl5ponible Saarbllans I'M
Sd)atamt betrdgt sur 3eit nur etma $13,z
100000, allein Die 9feglerung bat auBerOem
nod cirfa $50, 900, 900 III National< <Sanfen
OepOuirt, meld)e Summe nOtbmenoiQentall
Su GinlOiun985weden oerlpenoet merben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Seien Sic bier Die 0elssenbeit,
retG1 51t perSen!
$500 selubmuna! $500 eelosnuma!

wenn mir Die gsaareu, ole mir auseigem, ntdlt
audl auimsiien,
Sd)Heiben Sic Ttes aus es piro SbHcH mnndeu
Dollar i'm nausbaIte pareH
21OO yaros WadstadI, CUTE SuaIitdt, is Gents
Die yaro-
5000 garbs suteH &nd,enteppidbs, Is Gents Die
g)aro.
$3.50 yaros SngrauzS zSeppidls fir Simmer, 25
Gents bic 9)aro.
1850 CARDS oreiIasiaen 5eppidls, Rur SO Gents
Die y)aro
100 9aros fsinen gan puenen Scppid5s, so
Gents Die Yaro.
Tteier 2eppidb miro ubera1 IN Der St0ot fir 65
Gents rerfautt uHo tu oieeu Ereile nod aI5 Gr9on
betrattet.
$500 CARDS feinen SsiiifcIer Seppid,s, 45 Gents
Die garo.
1900 CARDS Body=SrnIifler 5cppidbs, IS Gents
Die garo.
1850 YaroS fenen SammetzieppidIe, rs Gents
Die 2aro.
1000 Dtoquet@tSu6lcfIsI (Ottomans), 40 Gents oGS
Stiid.
GroSe Smurna'er Watteu, 81 GentS bos Stit.
26 bel 81 9roBe Spmrnaer Watten, oui beioeH Seiz
ten 9lelh, nur s1.47.
5000 RolleH HabtloIer WatteiI, auf beloen Seiten
benubbar, bon IL Gents an.
Geben Sic nidt iehl, idGueH Sic b Had1 BEN red)z
en- Elate nm uHo piertcE Sic nd
Or. 4i5. Sff=0Satfif,t pre=. uahe Ganifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
aud1 clue tsoIss Der umterOraduns oer SuSem
in WubIauo.

Qonbon, q. Oidrj. - Iu8 8eters>
burg miro Qrmeloet, baB cine meme Snbuitrie
in JtuBlauo eutltanoen lit, Die iid) i6muug-
baft eutuifelte, uuo aber our6 elnen uuauz
9euebmen 3miidenfaG ema5 gelt0rt 3u mer=
BEN brobt Die Gefebruug Der SuoeH. lin
Den Serfolgungen Su ent9elten, itno pieIe
oerielbeu Sur grled)ilden 6irtle iibergetrez
ten uno oils beonoereS Snoucement erbGlt
jeoer Gduilirg Elm IegierungSgeidenf pou
Is 0Iubel. 9iuu bat c8 itd) berau89eitellt,
oaB oiele 5uOen eiu @eid)Git Oarau5 mad
ten, iidb taufen Su laiieu, irOem ite Die Gere-
monte in Uerid)ieoeueu StdOteu unO Dor pers
id)ieoeHeH YOpen Ourhmaden. Die Sad)e
fam al ben Sag bur6 Die lluuOriftigfett
elneS qemineu StwarttOfi aus Gliabetbaz
grab, Der iid) sum ilebenteu Yiale III elmer
beuadbarteu Sta0t taufen lleB, babel aber
ungliidllfer gSeiie an einen Bopen gerietb,
oeilen Sunpe er berelts etnmal gemeien mar
uno Der tiirSlit III jene Stabtuerieet murbe.
DUN iitt Sdmaretoii ieit, cine llnteriudung
1T eingeleitet uno Die geiitlifen Seb0roeu
baben 2luftra9 erhalteu, ba5 Sauigeihenf
nGt eber auSSuSaben, ais bis ile bas 8Orz
leben oes SQuillngS 9enau uuterlud)t baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
len14. Garnnr lsSs.

2tH IL SuNN0I 1898.
Au0W q, Ga.
Or. 0aonun: SD babe ale Die uIritieoenen
Nittte Die i'm Utarttc tIRo, o9ae SSIo9 perutt OIS
mir rieth. SIR ituDo JleIici Su 9cbJ0UCE. SD i1Qte
cincm Jtutbc mo gcbyGutte oGiclbe an meiHem iSuR
oeeHt uno an meiaem Irie uEo mar 81 mclHer Gers
muHoeyun9 am ndtieH 1tor8eH mieoer i'm StaEbc.
meneH Bfihten nutWgcbeu Sit Bate ebr lGH9c an
Gbeumali9mus qeljtteH. lC1 meroc Nie obHe u. u.
Ji itu. on CS eiA G5epttt IN GClo Ueytl NJ. UIeHe
Nuttcr puroe oUrt u. u. u. IN NueI StuEoen uOH
JfteumutSwuS in Den SGluIterH GctciIt
2S y. : per pon Der 0irma Cooper & GuuES.
Gin bulber bis su eEem EheGlU'Iei Dol IN eHea b0s
ben GiGie l&Oicr timer: in ueElleH UtUUtGH frtms
pie. Ul0etriaute, NeGcifcit &rorcalcn. Sooz
brcHmtu, EcrU0iitGt, Sdlafinfnfeit, SDpis
idlmcrSCu, 5iGrrb0e, &0iif, StabuUgcn uno
aue iuHsrlidlen S6)merjcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Cine pereiniste satbolifd,e gar,ei III SrIamo.

Cine Dcretni9tc fatbnllIdle VarIeI M SrIuHu'
6om, &c. MdrS. - GrSbiidof 9Sallb III
auf eine gehetme gluiiorDerung peS EaplteS
bin bier eiugetroiieu. Sieisr nil namlt9
Dem orObeu0eu 4bialle ser Sutbollfen III Srs
lauO 0ur6 Siloun9 elmer pereIul9teH tat9oz
liiden Yartei, melde iih oon %arHea los
lagt, ginbalt thuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Stride Suftdnoe.-Gin gSabminnioer ia ca
nem 9sauiaaIe. 3rauoitiitnRg i'm DC
riditS simmer tu1hrp,0 ciuss lSrpScIfS.

rtdItsjtmmer tpabreuo eiues yrpienee.
Selfa #, %. Mdr;. 98Gbreno geitern
Ibeno ;u Strageop, I'M Gouutp Donegal,
eln iu 8ObltbdtigfetS;weden gegebener
Sau I'M @ange mar, eritieu plOsltd) eliI
NIT elnem 9pppeIgemebr bemanneter Na9n=
ltuui9er i'm Salllofal, uuo ebe berlelbe ent=
manuet peroeu fonnte, feuerte er Die beloen
yGule leiner 6liute inter Die 2anSenben ao.
Gin luugeS OGo6en luuroe III ben 5tuden
getronen, uno im iterbenDen 3ulanoe ais
oem Saale getrageu. Dtebrere Der Inlue=
lenpen nahmeu barauf ben @ahnlInHt9eH
teIt uuO iiberlieierteu i'm Der EOliaet.
3 in, 81. liGrS. WiaH erfitnoet,
baB @apitGu S'Sbea, SnjurienproSelle &C.
gen oen Siid)of IfcGOrmad bon Salmau
uno Sinmacouagh, uuo ge9en Den &anonls
tuS Sobn S'Wtabonn BON GorF etn9eleltet
hat. Gr beiduloigt jeue 6erreH, lbn III
Serbinbung nit Dem Harneu= Sfauoal per
laulnoet Su babeu.
SSGbreno bas Gsrid)t Su @orf bcute nit
benz BrO;eIe 9egeu NttdGel S'Srleu Oal-
ton II. q. peQeu bes Slpperarper AutrubrS
beldldfsigt mar, uuroe oaS Gerid)tSgebduoe
angeSiiuDet, uuo Die lplloefe 9lutregun9
entltano. @ludlit)er gSeiie 9elaugten ale
Iumelenoen mperlest ms Treie. 8aS
6euer murbe burd) eiuen Gopofaten entoedt,
welfer Den 9Sieperihein Der 6lammen auf
Der @lasfuppel Oe5 0ahe8 bemertte. GaS
@eridt war nit Wteniheu geiiIltt, nnO nur
Die Selonnenbeit oe3 Ntd)terS unb Der 4o-
llSet Oerblitcte elneu Eault.
gllS Yarnea geitern im pSmpertal.Sote%
Su Slego abitieg, entiernten ii6 Die bort
befuolid)en Mc@artbpiteu, etnitIieBlld] Der
50. Sertou unO Gamer, iOtort uO bega.
ben fidl in EN- anOereS 9Otel. Y0rnea
rGdte iid pafiir, inoem er einen 9luilpGrter
fragte, OBJ Die 6erreH ibre 9teduun9en be-
sablt AGtteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
sine ruiiiId,e S,ceritraf,e in gerIicn.

Petersburg, 27. @idr;. - Sine pc
terSturger 9epede glbt 2lufidlluB iiber Die
gebeimniBuOlen llnterbauolungen, melhe
Smilfen &uBauo unO Yeriieu itatt9eiuuoen
baben. Die 6egieruug oes Sdlab bat uab
betrdbtlitem 2ruf Sugegeben, bGB cine
rurid)e @ompa9nie cine StraBe BON @nSes
lie na9 Seberan baue, nit Dem angeblthen
3wef, ilhere SeiOroerung Swiihen Oeuen
pom 9iuBlauo al Der periilden GjrenSe be-
reits gebauten SerfebrSmegeu III Id)eyur in
gSirfIltfeit aber, I'M cine paiIirbare NOute
81 erlaugsn, auf melder ruiRide 8ruppen
nadl Der 9auptitaot OeS Stab gelaugeH
t0nnen. 9ie gad)rift bon Der @Onjeifou
erre9t in Gn9lano einige SeiOrguiB, Oa es
buS britiid)e llebergeluidt in Yeriten be.
brobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
saiier Sram, Soiepb ais Sonis bon gOlem.

98ien, 81. DtdrS. - Der galiSiide 4Sel
bat iid einem Griuden augeidlOheu, baB
itf 9aiier 6rau5 3oiepb am 3. Wfai. Dem
100. SabreStage Der Serfaiiuug, burh lpel1e
Yoleu auf tur;e ,3eit Su elmer DiOuardie ge.
ma6t wurOe, in &ratau Sum S0nig BON go
len fr0neu laiie. Die 9lugelegeuheit lit bem
Saiier bereits friiber unterbreitet moroen,
bat aber ME eigentlite Seritdiidtiguug ges
fuuoeu. Die Siege Der Sung @Seten in
@0hmen baben jeet Die gtotbmenoi9teit elmer
%eri0bnung Der ilaUlideu Seu0Iterung oes
3leiheS wieOer mebr in ben 9Sorbergruno
gebradJt, unO eS lit nitt uum0glid, oaB oa8
MmiItertum 3aafie Die llnteritipuug Der
POleu nOtbweuOig gebrauden mirO. Die
0itreidiiden YOIen t-efien beretts 9rObartlg,
Gorbereitun9eu fiir Die 8eier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Gic ~Sibiriidle Sabm. -TadIridlteu pom ruiz
IiId,eu S5pie.-Ter franfe 9rp6fnrit George.

lalas nnierer aeitriaen 2. Weraen.alusa aabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Reeiproiitat nit sam : 9omimao.

Die Ne9lerNn9 Der NepubUF SQn Do
miuQo bat Manuel 5eiuS @aluan gum Sc
ianOten an Die Ser. Staaten ernauut, uuo
es ucrlautet, paB oerielbe ipeSiea beauitragt
1T, eiuen 9ieciproS oSitdtSuertrag abSnidlIeBeu.
Galpau brad)te 0eu Seruag bon 1884 su
StauOe, welder inOeiieu uie pom Senat ra=
n ,ir+ rOltrNp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
8etroaeuc 9lrbciter.

Der Shatamtsletretdr bat elneu aus
8ittsburg oattrteu 8eridlt pom Gmgrantens
Suipettor 2a1tOn beSiiglidl Der aui elHer
@iieubabu nabe glttOu, ". Sd, beld)ditig=
ten uugari1en glrbetter crbalten. Gem Be
ridjie HadJ mHrDeH Die Arbener ourd) Wager
& Saffif i'll gteW- DOrt poH II. g. 3. 9tOieus
thai ais Agenten Der 8abugelelid)aft er.
laugt. Ger SuipeftOr fauO teIne Semelle,
Dap oaS Gontrattnrbelter-G burd Die
SranSattior iberreten por0en mar, tn0els
ieu mar eS flar, OaB Der Agent Ole geute
binfdJtlid Ger tGglid)cn Arbelt6;eit uno Der
ibnen Su lieieru0cn Jtabruug hiutergaugen
bate. Der Agcut ielbit iab uld]t, OaB Die
2lrbeter miBbanoelt murben, obgleld) ile be
@ompagnie auldBlih oe5 @elOeS, weldJeS
iie ibr fir 8oit uuo Transportation ihulocu,
itari iberluafen IdBt, I'M ibre 6lutt Su
uerbinoeru. Yerid)te aus auaereu Suellcu
erQaben jcood, oaB Die glrbeiter aui Die
brutalite l8eIie miBhanoeIt uuo bel Der ge=
ringiteu Seruulaiiuug lOgar 9epriigelt pcrs
ben. 9a feline llebertTetung oeS GOutraftz
arbeiterz@eietc5 cOnitatirt lit, 10 hat Die
SuuoeSregiernug feIne SuriSOlttiou iiber
ben Sal, uuO Die 2trbeiter uuO bereu
Sreuuoe miiiieu 2lbbilie bel Der Staat5s
bebNrNe Dhsr Np,r (SPridl+p,t iudlPrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
THE German Correspondent,

T. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDIIOh'
s. W. COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE Avn.
DAILY, delivered by carriers to the subscribers
in the city of Baltimore and neighborhood 12z
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week, payable weekly TO the carriers DAIRY and
SUNDAY by mall postage prepaid by publisher,
81 so per annum; for q shorter time in proper
tlou. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
inducements to clubs, 81 so per annum 20 any
part OF the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
,,Seia WcnjdJt In WolO tuertG. "

Vie Nnucncur9 oe8 @caon G,iliCi uuI osu36rpers
tbeil ooer Die E0gertheilt, N oereH i Der ShmerS
beiHoet, iuilo iui0rtgc GrCiC5tCuEJ ScUGgrtA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
IS iIt pou Der duBerfen @ittiqteit, OaS iebe
Eamille elutn &orrat5 BON
3GowaD'S &caoD &elicf

u icrer 3eit i'm SGue bl6e. Seiu Gcbraut niro
iuC1lthlig luirfeu hei lcoer Ant uon SCHmers oosr
SraHtlcit IS oIbt yiiata Der gScit, oGs 10 ihHeQ
eutH ztmer5 itIut, mott oGH NortGCItt elEer Sfra1ts
belt uuiDIlt, ais oa5 Jtc0og JtclIti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-28
Saiierim Srieprid in souson.

9onOOu, p. Niars. - Saiierin Srieb.
RID traf 9eitern aus gSinpior bier Elm uno
beSOg ben Sudin9ba bar- Yalait, no iie eilllge
Gage su oerpeilen geoentt, I'M oanu ben
YruSen uno Der Erin5siiiu BON g8ales in
Sanoringbam einen gslud absuitatten. Gs
heiBt, SalIerin 6rieorldl babe ild) ben NtiBs
eriolg ibrer Barrier Oiilion 10 jehr su Ser.
sen genOmmen, baB fie Sebeuten tra9e, balb
mad SsItl9lanD aurIdsatebrsa.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
The Effect Upon Wages.

There is no satisfaction in noting the
effects of the Mckinley business upon
the workmen in classes of industries,
but they show that the architects of
that scheme did not draw the right pic
ture in their claim that higher tariffs
were to benefit the workers. Almost
any day the papers have accounts of
strikes and reduction of wages. A Cam
ada dispatch reports that the Katahdin
iron works in Maine ,one of the few left
there, has been sold and will be trans
ferred to point in Nova Scotia, on ae-
count Of tie duty on the raw material.
A roller mill st New Haven shut down
because the men would not accept re-
duction Of % per cent. Al Paterson,
n. j., employees in silk mill struck at
the third cut in wa ges in two weeks.
Perhaps the papers do net publish the
accounts Of wages advanced by reason
ofthe operation Of the higher duties.
None Of them have been observed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Looks Rather Significant.

PARIS, April 30-The newspaper an
nouncement is made that the armies of
France on the frontier of Germany will
be exercised in night military maneu-
vers on a formidable scale in early
May. The garrisons of the department
of Meurthe and of the Mozelle, forming
a part of the Sixth army corps, assume
war positions along the German from
tier. Large bodies of cavalry and in
fantry will move to the reinforcement
ofsthe troops of the Meurthe and the
Mozelle. These reinforcements will be
brought together by an extensive sys-
tenn of reserve mobilization, All the
conditions Of an actual invasion of
France by the Germans will be attempt
ed to be met in these maneuvers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Defininx .Rl.sh.

Doc. McQuarrie defines . blush al
follows: "a blush is . temporary cry
thema and calorific efulgenee Of the
physiognomy, etiologised by the per-
ceptiveness of the sensorium when in q
predicament Of unequilibrity from 4
sense Of shame, anger or other cause,
eventuating in paresis Of the Vase
motor nervous filaments Of the facial
capillaries, whereby, being Invested Of
their elasticity, they are suffnsed with
radiance, emanatink from an intimi-
dated pr@cordia.n That settles it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
BORN.
RoBERTsON-On Thursday, April %.
to Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Robertson,
Of ElkwOod, a daughter.
BORN.
A Good Town.

An exchange gives what it calls a late
receipt for making q good town, and
says pass it around. It is as follows:
Grit, snap,push, vim, energy, churches,
enterprise, advertising, cordially cheap
property, healthy location good country
tributary. Talk about it; speak well of
it; help to improve it. Advertise in and
read the home papers. Patronize it's
merchants. Faith exhibited by good
works. Honest competition in business.
Help all public enterprises. Elect good
men to Office; speak we'll of its enter
prising citizens ard be one of them
yourself. Remember that every dollar
invested in entimprovements is
that much on interest. Always cheer
on the men who 60 for improvements.
Bring your feet to Boyd & Cairns
and get pair of their glove fitting
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Better Stay Right Here.

Col. E. S. Miller and family returned
Saturday from Tacoma, Washington,
and will again make their home in
Jamestown. A residence of Is months
on the coast was enough to convince
the colonel that North Dakota is the
better country. He says Washington
is now feeling the bad effects of over
booming and that the inevitable crash
is near at band. There is considerable
going OH there, but the country is over
crowded. In Tacoma, he says there
thousands of men who don't know
where there next meal is coming from.
People are leaving the country now az
fast as they are coming. Col. Miller
thinks North Dakota is better place
than Washington for poor man. He
says wages are about the same here as
there and the cost of living here is
much less. Even Washington fruits
can be bought cheaper here than there
where they are grown, and salmon is
the same price Everything in Wash
ington is sold by the pound, apples
from S to 10 cents, and potatoes s1.75 a
hundred. He says the cheapest apples
sold last year was cents pound, or
$500 a bushel. If the woikingman had
plenty of work-which he cant get now
there is plain advantage for him in
North Dakota in equal wages and
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Vol. are IN a Bad FIX.

But we viii cure you if yea viii pay
us. Our message is to the weak,
nervous and debilitated, who, by early
evil habits, or later indiscTetions. have
trifed away their vigor Of body, mind
and manhood, and who suffer all those
effects which lead to premature decay,
Ecensalmption or insanity. M this
[m64dB yOu, send for and read our Book
Of Life, written by the greatest spe-
cialist Of the dry, and sent, tsealed(,
byHl1dressing MIR Parker's Medical
and Surgical Institute, 153 North
Spruce Sc, Nashville, Tenn. n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Observation-Disclosures in Lang6on every
Sunday at p. m, and every alternate Sunday
ct IL .. m. Elkwood church every two weeks
at IL q. m. Lyle school house same day at p.
N. Harvey Center school house every two
weeks at p. IN. REV. THOs. z. DOUGLAS,
Pastor.
N METHODIST Ep1scopAI.-services will be
3hNld at the Presbyteria church building,
every seeond Sunday at Pm.
~ REV. D. G. IRWIN, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Services every Sunday at
Rosa Lake at II o. M, Sunday school after ser
ViOee. At Carey's school house. at $3.50 p. M,
snd at tho Langdon school house at7:So p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, a.
Hrs. McDoAald's, Rosa Lake.
REV. P. MITCHELL, Pastor.
CATHoL1c-Langdon, first and third Sunday
In each month at 10 q. M; Olga, every Sunday
except tho first and third, and all festivals; at
first and thirt Sunday In zach month.
c. Z. TRUDRL, Pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Notice to Builders.

Sealed Tenders, marked on envelope,
(tender to build school house) and adj
dressed to the undersigned will be re-
ceived to May 26th, A. D., 1891, at 8 p.
M, to build one Frame School Build
ing, two stories high, 46x5O feet,i the
city OF Langdon, Cavalier county, State
of North Dakota, as per plans and
specifications to be seen at the clerks
office. The Board of Education Of the
City of Langdon reserving the night to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of the board.
GEORGE BARcEL0,
City Schosi Clerk.
Langdon, April 10th, 1891.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Langdon Markets.

Fl NJ. s N. Elevator company. Cor
rected Thursday of each week.
Wheat, No. hard, $3.50
Wheat, No. Northern. $3.50. :. 81
Wheat, No. Northern. ...... "a
Wheat, No. Northern. ....... 70
Rejected. $3.50
Barley. ......... .se@45
Oats. ............ .............. ~
.flaX... .,................. u
Potatoes, per bushel. ........... 50
Hay. Observation-Disclosures. 4 SO
Wood, popolar; ................. 8 90
Wood, oak. 5 90
Butter, IL @2o; Eggs, loc.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
10 STEERS WANTED,

100 STEERS WANTED.
B. R.Glick & Co. will pay the
highest price for stock, steers from one
to four years old. 37tf.
Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Strayed-

From my premises on Monday, April
Goth, Il horse colt; year old; color,
black, with one white hind foot; had a
halter on. Any information leading to
recovery will address
Jos. FISCHER,
Mt. Carmel. n. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07

THE Cav0lier Co, .BanE 1cants and 2pizl
pay tile highest cash price for school and
ciol township orders.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07

Slashing bargains in straw hats at
Boyd & Cairns. 81
1000 dozen eggs wanted at once by
Fossum. Hunter & Co. 35tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07

Music lessons given on piano or
organ, by single lesson or terms of
IL or "a lessons. Mrs. MARsELLIs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07

Are you married? if not send you
address to the American Corresponding
Club; P. 0. Box 643. Clarksburg, VIVA
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
Notice to Sheep Owners

will be prepared to herd all sheep
brought to my farm in Sec 21-159-58 on
and after May 18th, for Is Cts. per head
for the season. J. T. MosCR1PT,
3w Gertrude P. O., N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LANGDON

Issued every Thursday morning at Langdon,
Dakota. Terms-$20O Per Annrlm.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-07

Bring your feet to Boyd & Cairns
and get pair of their glove fitting
shoes. 81