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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
From Montana.

1T il : pleasure 10 inform YOU OF the good
that ;. 5. ;. has done me had blood poison
seTecsi wears ago, which hsi never been eradi-
Gated from my system. LAST November 1T
broke out in the shape OF sslt-rheum on the
back Of my hsnds. | spent sixty dollsrs try
lng 10 be cured by the treatment OF phy .icisns
and taking other medicines. and never found
any henent from any treatment until COM
menced tsking :. :. 5. That cured me sound
and well. and now feel that | am well man
took only three bottles. hsve recommend
ed the medicine 10 great many people. and
mud thst Il is bene6tug them IS well - nv
seIf."-S. $. BCRRELL, Horse Plains, Mon
taHa.
$. $. 5. never fails TO relieve the worst cases
of blood poison when taken BY the directions.
and before some vital organ hiss become i'm
pstred. 50 As to render cure impossible. We
will mail valuable book on the blood and
skin to any who will sppiy for it.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta. Ga.
Quicker than snvthns else on earth. John
sons Anoiyne Liniment will reduce iunsm-
nation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREA>. Ezra II. Higgins and >erenu. II
" Higgins, beth Of Eden. Hancock coarty,
State Of Maine, by their gage tieel dated TIL,
tenth lay % November. A. y l>e. and reror,Iesl
u The Reg stfg 81 Deeds for Hancock county
Maine, 10 book ~. page So, conveyed r. ne tn,
undersigned certain lot or ssrcel Of and sit-
uated At Hu!fs Cove. In Eden aforesaid bounded
and described as follows Reginning at 4 STAKE
IN tn south line OF Alden Hamor'- meeting house
lot eiShty ruds westerly from he county road and
follows said line easteriy 70 the county road .
thence on said road soatheriy 10 Harvey d. Hs-
NOR line thence Oh sAit Hamor's line hrst ives
terry ana then southerlv 70 Anse II Leand's
north line, thence saii Hne westerly 10 pti.
brewers lot thence % his nOrtll tine % = sax
en- tse east line q !ot o land sni,i by said Ezra
y. Higgfu- AMI >trep4S II Higgins 10 Ftiru r
hamor' theme following said line norrheasteriy
70 the u-i mentioned bound, containing thirty
acres, more or less, together with h-ihiinrs
thereon. and whereas the coadit.on of said mort.
gage has been and i now bruxen, now therefore
By reason Ut the breach % the can iiipn thereof
cain foreclosure II said mortgage and rive thi,
notice for that purpose
oANtE Ell X. WHITING.
Nay iF'h' r. is3- Sa2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
Happy Hos>ier.

VIM. Timmons. Postmaster Of Id4ville. Ind,
writes: "E)ectric Rjtter> has done more for
me than All other medicine. combined. for
that bsd feeling arising from Kidney and Llv-
err trouble" John Leslie, farmer and stock
man. OF same pisce. SAYS: Find Electric
Bitter> 10 be the be>. Kidney and Liver med-
cine. made me feel like new man" j. W
Gardner. hardware merchant, same town
SAYS; Electric Ritters is Just the thing for
man who Is all run down and don't care W heih-
er he lives or dies: he found new strength
good appetite aud felt just like be had new
lease on life. Only 5oe. bottle, al 5. D. Wig
gins Drug Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice ia an
i concerned that she has been tialy aptotntaJ
ard has Ia ken upon herself the trust Of executor
OF the last will Sod testament Of Joseph p amss
late of Backsport, in the coanry Of Hancrsrk
deceased 20 bonl being required by the terms Of
the VIII she therefore requests all persons who are
indebted 10 the said feceasesIs estate IL u.aEe In
mesiiate payment. and those who have any imme
diale demands thereon 10 exhibit the same far
settlement
Nay llsh, \ D. l5o2. 1raI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

The Democratic platform In embryo
has. about this time, Just three alsnks. -
fellows; /. Damn the Mckinley bill l.
Dodge a. silver question. 5, Howl
about Republican extravaxxnce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
2. Ntft tn tkl', Nfrrfi+fft
AuEu "a Natur MAY IT, is.E

hSso04atloh'
Without fear 81 successful contra
a''l"n 4 yam ~ ~aId OF the teachers
NhN mel M Association last FRIDAY
Ant Saturday that "thcr lines fell ~
pleasant places. \ more delightful.
m"r' i"~rllahIr place cannot be
f"HAi ia all NrN tn@Jant than the
teachers found al Prospect llarhor.
u !~ "A beautiful place because Of is
-crue 'harm~ The harhNr, which i
"u, of thr finest and safest on the
coa~t. stretches ~cawarl, until beyond
t~ further points You take IN a view
Us far a~ tAe eve cnn extend, Of the
restless hea>ing. hounitr,, Atlantic.
dotted. here AMI there. with the white
Nln.~ II comiu,rrc. The settlement
Is un .lth,r -sdc IT The harhor. and
me shores Aud adjacent lands. with
tA,it Green felix. pasture, or wood
l5t~. ,lope IN beauty to the sea. Tn.
houses AMI althuiIdinp~ arr neat and
Welt k.pt. tlr rnoJs whi,h seem ia
,a,. h,ru land ont hinder ,h,. d,r,,.,ior
M ap .,,i.- ar.. M ,n,3 rrua,r and
.,n,nj alI.l,. r.,p..;,.. FIR , j,l;,tt
fst.lr.,,....,p.I an Wander mint a thin.
N brauty
.,rA.uyl+,,,.- IA. Observation-Disclosures,
r'"@f rs NT' N "'sH'. " 'i'47 ny gay =
ihA' 'h' people OF Prospect liar
'''' "'' o'>P''At'r I proved beyond
40''''H ny 'h' f"'' that they enter
''''''' >"'hI'"'">'N from >'N'N-hN' 70
= ''"'''F'" quests "''h E""d al'Pe'i'fs'
""'' came '''Nh 'h 'h''n ana N's"f-
''Sf I"'''' \ 'H' ""'. hanging ''''H-
N'''-N ''' ''''n part "' 'he TAR W.
''-' we ''''"-"' '"' '''iAef's 0Aa an
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
DIR. wOoDBURY.s ANTIDOTE
Children Cry 70,
Pitchers CaStoYl0,
RIFLES

for the care Of the sick. How 10 cure disease,
It's symptoms and caases, and other Informs
ton OF great value viii be found In old DIR.
haafmsnnfs CREST book 100 pages 6ae eolored
plates Send three Scent stamps TO pay post
axe to A. F.ordwsy & Co.. Boston. Mass. and
receive copy free.
-Tspaes's BREAD Winner outwears ail
other shoes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

TUE subscriber hereby gives public B,,esrs. Il. ali
c,'a'Srheyi. that be has tsten sipIy a,,,.,s,,ss
shH mas tksa upon himself the try,St n 49,,
toF OF the last will an-t tests ro4nt az I,-,s n
, lgFel iatt 81 CS>ttne ia Ghe county ar Han
s'SA Ne',ta StF hE giving f4sF4ti a. tn. law f-t
t. Wy eleTe rf,}teS5> sH p~r~nns who an. in
uetaea 10 said desease~i's estte t. nal. 4t,,,y
a. paE fnent and those who have auv in,rneIiate
remnants thereon 70 exhibit the same foy .e.tle
May Ilth, A. D. lsgs, \ s a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

HANCOCK, s. Court Of Probate Rurk,,.art,
MAY Term. u, iss4.
Accounts having been fled FOR settlement IA ,,-
tates Of
David y. Davidson late of Buck st,,rt .t,..s-,.
\. C. >WaEey, administrator, with the viii AL
neSed.
! hvhas 'ote late ~ Deer Isle, decra ,s~!
Fannie II. Cole, administrator
or7tered-Thst the said accountants give NOTES.
p all persons interested. by causing a t4,uv Z
this order 70 BE- published thrre weeks .urr,..,
lFeiy Ia the kiisw nTth American a uex .p4r,er
printed IN Ellsworth, In SAID COUNTY that thev
mas appear 81 Probate Courr L, NJ. ani,Irn AZ
Ellsworth, on Tire 9nt "Wednesday % Tun. newt
a ten Of the clock IN the forenoon al,t ,ts.v cause
II any they have, way the same should hot b,
allowed
3weo Atte.t -9.t, > i1,nu y 49,
true copy, Attest -IHAs. Z. DoRR Resi-ier
TUE subscriber hereby gives public nots-. 70 al
concerned that hr has been tfu{y apu.,tns.-f 4
ANA hiss taken upon himself the trust Gf All admin.
lshratnr 'fe bonss w!th the viii annex e ~ HE
estste OF |"hn Man hester. lAte ~ Mount Ie=art
10 n" coGBJy IF Haucs-eS decreased Isl yivir =
bohd A. the IA a directs, b.. therefore requests d Fl
peFs4 rs IS no are iu,irbte~i said ,it,a.,4t- to-
tate Is max" immediate paysnert ami tb.,-.. Is, .
nave any demands thtrepu IL exhibit The same. +
settlement.
DA>FuETH . MANCHESTER
April II. fSstl tyra.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

Mystic Cure fer Rheumatism and Neural
gis Radically cures in to s DAYS It's acsiou
upon the system is remarkable aud mysterious.
II removes al once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears The 6rs, dose great
y henefts. 8 cents. Sold By 8. n. wixxin,
druggist, ElkwoEsh. lyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
Fer Sale.

One top covered, two seated
G,,rrar Been used i've or six times on,x
surrey. and viii be sold CHEAP ss ohis'
Inquire at WHITING BROS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
AT a meeting Of one hundred and

AT a meeting Of one hundred and
fifty Nantes, held at the Board Of
Trade rooms in Minneapolis on the see
ond day Of May, inst, il was rcsolt-
ed to establish "headquarters" dur
ing the National Convention week, for
the purpose OF aiding their Maine
friends IN securing proper entertain
ment during such time. For the ac
complishment Of this purpose an ex-
ccutive committee Of sixteen, one from
each Of the counties of Maine. was APP
pointed with instructions to proceed
and make the proper arrangements.
The executive committee met at the
West Hotel on Friday. May e, and APP
pointed headquarters committee"
Of ten, with Major W, ID. Hale as
chairman; also an advertising commit
tee of three, OF which Alden j. Ble,hen
was made chairman and reception
committee Of one hundred and fifty,
Of which Hon w u. Washhurn was
made chairman. The reception com
mIttee was apportioned to the coun-
ties in which they last resided as cit-
xens u Maine.
II any Republicans Of the old
Pine Tree State" contemplate going
to the National Convention, and are
not already provided with quarters,
let such apply 10 G. c. Garland, see
Rotary, Minneapolis, and they will be
located or cared for in the families Of
former Maine residents. Application
for location and entertainment ma, he
made 10 any member Of the reception
committee, who will place the same in
the hands Of the proper committee.
II for lack Of time no answer he re-
ceiNfd To applications the persons max
ing thtn can % " headquarters
when they arrive, and br located
The reception committee for Han
cock county are - follows:
John DcLaittre Howard NJ peLattrc.
Henry K Higgins, pr. + II Brimmer "
II Davies, " w Mctluskey, james l.
Higgins. IL w. Armstrong
The Maine delegation to Minncapo-
lis is made M A. follows:
Delegates at large, +. h Msllett ir F.
webb. &. +. Littleteli John l. Cutter
pistrici delegates /, G Libby Charles NJ.
Moses; ?. Sidney NJ Bird. NJ. { Wedge
wood ;, T. J Walton, william NJ Aver
I, C. Mccullough, Thomas II Phalr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

/ son~s--t - a.s1seS gives pbhlac notice 10 all
ana 49, 49, $3.50 @t'S t1ae 1tS1 dElv appointed
pnintst,s,,- - tt'h hefseif the trust OF sd
Iata ~ NJ ~. esAAte ot John Y. PRAY,
esaSe.i. by giving bona as the law ,ssrx-tst ~.
4, sai{ - ~ persons " ts Indebted
r,ent ana 49, - 70 Hs4se tnlnsstiste pay
exhibit the same for settlement w ~
nx-,.h o. :, - GRACE A PRAY
$50 - a. AnS-. Sw%8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

tptai-----'-+---- 3ttb. rs q.
STATE OF MAINE
CuI- ~Tf oF HtSCoCK IS II. Ia- r. Parsons
Cashier ~ the above named bank, ID sp!ctunty
that the above satemeat i true ID the best
~ my knowledge and l,rlirf
jas T. PARSONS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me- this 23ri dsv
of May, l-9.-
oAaRw. TAPfEY,
t>eAi1 Notsry Pubic.
Correct attn-i
CHs~. Il. BURRlLL.
JOHN EkpMAN. Directors
= ], MORRISON.
l,xS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

1HE subscriber hereby gives r4.h,s. -. =,
! ~ concerned. that he has BEEN eiusv sT,.z,3rt
- ana rs taken upon himself rhe rus M a
-, =, rs Ascf on TIE estate eff JoAn Carroll Jr
49, -, ey giving bond a. the law gifrsrt-. ~
u III rs aesfs al persons who are isdebs
rr,enr 90 - estate, 80 make immediate par-
70 e&hieit the same for settlement
Nsxy,., DASiEL CARROLL.
- - - fSs2~ sw5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
doe t:Ilsuortb american
THURSDAY. MAY 90. 1892.

" q" u1t rcad anaB ymnup letters ami eommu.
nltAiuH1. The aame aud address ct the writer
are ~ all cH Indispensable, not necessarily for
publication hut rs a gnarantceo of good faith.
We cannot undertake t" return preserve com
nWniraiiuna that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

70 s4lreIlt'tT AcFehy gives public notice To =
s-4 ha..,etl uiat ge rs le-r July appointed
-. $50 1t'A h3ih-rl tne tru>S Of an All
III. -. ~ W '"e estase q henard Chester.
-, N%Itl' 70 VI county Of Hancock. ID
erased BY giving band as the law ,is-e~t. NJ.
therefore requests all peraons Who are indab-s-f
10 SAID detsasets estate u make ir9TDegifsrf -
neni, and those who have any aemants tbar,-.n
40 exhibit the for settlement
,, STEPHEN MONAGHAN
- -'%-'' = - 49, 3as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26

Has anybody asked Mr. Cleveland II
he would take second plaCe on the ticket
with some good western man." or. If Mr.
Cleveland can have the hrs, place. would
be not Ike to have the second place ~ To a
Maine MANI Our good friend DIR. Seth G.
Gordon " Portland wanted To 20 "a the
National convention a. = Democratic del
"gate and diint quite get the chance.
Now LET the convention honor him ny CIV
lns him the second place on the ticket and
90 make 1t stronger at the foot thsn At The
heNM. We charga nnthIng for I'll. aAA ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
CHAS. 4. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents,
v,x.n EIIsAORTH MAINE.
Notice Of Petition tor Discharge

HA>CocK s. Court of Insolvency.
In the case NJ sullivan Grrcn. Of Deer HE. o.
said county. tnsolvent debtor.
NOTICE Is hcrthy given that petition hI-. 900
IN ths lth dag OF MAJ, A. u. 1892, been pr,-rr'
eH 10 said court. ut said county, by Sullivan
Green, ~ Deer Isle. ib the county 81 iianr.s A
praying that he may ae ttccrred o. fUii lis har
from all his debts prnvahe uuder haptcr >ry,a.
" ~ the Revised Statutes ~ thc state ~ Maine.
ami amendments thrrrnf AID additions There -.
and upon said petition Il IL ordered by sll, court
that a hearing lee had upon The same b"fnr' -il 3
court, at the Probate Court Rnuu tn Ell-e ur'r
la said county - Hancock un THURSDAY. N..
ninth day ~ Juuy. A. H. I-Ht, at IH ..r.-. X
IN the forenoon. ai.j inst notice thereof lv pu.
sshei IN tho Ellsworth American, a nrW -laisr
published At Ellsworth, 10 ~lid county OF Hau,t h.
once week for three -uerrSstyc weeks. thc AL
publication tu Dee i've days
al least before the day III hearing, auIt t7' .t.'
creditors vino uasc proved thrir debts and yl.,-
persons Interested, nNy appear az Sati plArt ll.U
tlme, anl stow GAUSS, IL any they have. ahf q
discharge =huUid Not be granted said debtor a..
cor ting 10 the prayer of hi, petition.
Attest -tHSS. I. tuf-g,
Register of sail court fnr >a'I ,ourty pr Han
cock twE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-26
y ENTERPRISE. y

Desirable SPkN"
CLOTHING of which the
Goods
donud theman
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21
Alla ending the Tree Claim".L:lS w .

AsllINGTON, April 9.-The senate
has on it's calender Il bill and the house
committee Oh public lands has reported
u bill which is very liable to pass,
amending the land act OF the last con-
gress in relation to the tree claims.
The act referred to repealed the timber
culture law and provided that persons
who had complied with the law for four
years might commute and obtain pat
elts by paying 81 .25 per acre. But it
confined this communication to resi-
dents OF the state This seems like a
discrimination against non-residents
who were really entitled to considera-
ton if they tried to cultivate timber on
the claims and failed, ard the bill is
meant to remove these restrictions
against nO,-reSideMts. Another section
OF the bill provides that settlers who
have held tree claims for eight years
and have planted and cultivated in gooG
faith their trees should be entitled tt
make proof and obtain patent without
regard to the number of trees they may
have been able to keep growing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21
The Real Beneticiaries of Protection.

The Real Beneticiaries of Protection.
The Mankato Free Press appears
ambitious to discuss the tariff question
but doesn't get exactly the right start.
1t says:
The Minneapolis Times says that a
short time ago it published the names
OF fifty manufacturers who have reduc-
ed the wages of their hands since the
adoption Of the Mckinley law. This
point is, Of course, published by The
Times as fact against protection. Yet
it offers nothing to show that it oper-
ates against protection. 1t does not
deny that wages are better under the
republican protective policy than they
were under Democratic free trade, for
the simple reason that it could not sus-
tain such denial. The average is far
higher and has gradually increased.
In the first place the Free Press is in
error when it speaks of Democratic
free trade. The term as applied to the
Democratic policy with regard to the
tariff is misleading and unjustiiable.
The democratic policy is that of tariff
reduction to revenue basis.
In the second place, the Mckinley
bill, increasing the tariff on imported
manufactures from SO to 800 per cent,
was advocated and enacted by the Re-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21

the Sisseton reservation tonight. but
there is every evidence that serious
trouble is brewing, though the crisis
may not be reached for several days
Tonight $50 men who had made filings
at Watcrtown, passed through this
village, entered the reservation and
went on the northwestern part of the
reserve, where the good lands and the
new toWnsite are located. l talked tC
several of them, and every one stated
decidedly that he meant to have land.
They were among the first of those to
file, and say they all filed in less than
two hours. This IS remarkably short
time, and many of the squatters were
Of course unable to reach claims twenty
and twenty-five miles away in that
time.
The authorities claim that the situa-
ton now looks very serious, but of
course it is largely Il matter OF conjec-
ture. These iilers say they are going
to have some of that land. They can
not get it without Il fight. Four or
five days will determine the case. For
a novel reason the new town has had
it's name changed from Sisseton to
Ellington. After consultation the Sis
seton Land company and the people
directly around the townsite unani-
mously decided to name the place after
Miss Etlie Stauffer, the school mistress
who was
THE FIRST ONE TO REACH II.
She made the journey alone from
Browns Valley to the northern bound
AIRY, riding horseback forty-five miles
on April IA and sleeping in q tent. On
the morning Of April Is she rode alone
twenty-four miles, following the bo,ln-
Diary until she met the crowd. She led
all the men to the new town, and they
complimented her in the manner des-
cribed. The town is surrounded by
some of the best land on the rcserva-
ton, and settlers are coming to it from
miles around. 1 rode over it for sew
eral miles, and was surprised to find
so large a tract with so little land not
in every way desirable. Already there
have been started Il general store, lum-
Der yard, hardware store, blacksmith
shop, grocery, millinery establishment
and a hotel.
Things are quiet in Browns Valley
Many more people returned here today
||foatsore and weary without claims OF
anything else. Many others passed
through OH their way to Wilmot. They
have located claims and go there to
file. The boom is over and there is
little more to tell unless fighting be-
gins. Many good claims were secured
today. There are still many vacant
ones. Large prairie fires are raging
tonight and Il stiff east wind prevails.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21
HksEL LENXHk; ES dead.
One OF C;lnaeEn:s Foremost Leaders
Passes AySay.

One OF C;lnHGm:s Foremost r.cs.dcrs
PASSES Away.
Hon. Alex Mckenzie died at 1910
O'Clock Sunday morning. He was born
in Perthshire, Scotland, in 1922, and
came to Canada in 1S42. In business
he was a builder and then publisher of
a newspaper. In politics he was lib
eral. He first entered the parliment in
1861 when he was elected to the united
parliment of upper and lower Canada
for Lambin division. At the confed-
GRAFTON iE 1867 he was elected to the
dominion parliment and shortly after
was chosen leader Of the liberal party.
On the overthrow of the Mcdonald
administration in 1878 he succeeded to
the premiership and with his party re-
mained in power until 1878, when the
liberals were defeated on the protection
cry. Hard work while in Office had
undermined his health and he soon re-
signed the leadership. For ten years
he had been in poor health, ,and in jan
uary last he became bedridden through
Il fall which brought on paralyses- Re-
Gently it was thought he would recover
from the stroke, but he took relapse
ara for many days had been lowering
between life and death. .{
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21

The Langdon URIER-DEMoCRAT
in the same column this week says
first, the policy of the republican party
is to tax the poor mans goods and let
the rich mans goods go free, and then
calls for more OF the republican tariff
policy, by asking for other things to be
put OH the free list us well us sugar
Pioneer Express.
Well, is it not a fact that the
goods used by the laboring and
middle classes Of this country arc
taxed out of all proportion to the
goods used by our millionaires:
And if placing sugar on the free
list reduced the price OF that staple
product, would not the same princi
pie apply to wooden goods, twine
lumber, ETC.? Try again, Bro. Ward
we'll, every time you open youl
mouth, literally speaking, you put
your foot in it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21
A BATCH OF PATENTS.

The Government Issues Them to North
Dakota Homesteaders.
At the land office at Grand Forks last
week. homestead patents were received
for the following parties:
Cavalier County-Andrew Porter, G.
II. Falls, Ell Fox, David Hayward,
Peter Perius, A. ]. johnson, William
Hines, F. v. Skene, John Johnson,
Helen NJ. Hanson, Thomas Fleming,
Amos Abbott and William Henderson.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21

While the republican press is bit.
terly denouncing the gerrymandel
in wisconsin and South Carolina the
Rhode Island republican gerryman-
der is not mentioned. That little
state is 4 fair example of a republi
can gerrymandcr and illustrates ,ile
power it gives. In the recent clcc.
tion while the republicans cast only
1876 votes more than the democrats
they secured u two-thir,ls majority
in the legisla,urc.-Great Falls
(Mont.) Weekly Tribune.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21

The Republican takes too much
for granted. The COURIER DEMOCRAT
was ;ot misinformcd-its informa-
tion comes from a source wholly
rcliable--in fact, from party high
in the councils of the combine
Should he authorize us to do so VIC
will publish his name, but as the
information was given us in conf
dence it would not ne right to pub
lisb it without permission. Besides
the CouR1ER-DEMocEAr published
the change of management as news
not with amy malicious desire to in.
jurc the Republican.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-21
ATUNNlNC,
\. .ATISFACT'RY
.\PECIAL
~ ELECTIONS.

The sluggish stream is always
muddy, and the same principles
can be applied to business. The
continuous receipt of new goods
by our firm and the constant, rapid
flow Of heavy sales keeps our stock
in livel y motion, and consequently
it is always
Fresh, Bright, Sparkling
and Inviting.
This, with ample room for display,
Unlimited Purchasing Capacity,
ana our eVeflaSClng ana detefmln-
ed zeal in marking goods
Way down to Popular Prices,
is the reason we can give for the
growing and rapidly increasing
business in our establishment.
We call your attention to our
specials for this summer. A per-
sonal inspection will convince you
that ....-.