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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-16
rHE FORCE BILL AND THE TARIFF


Our valued West Virginia contemporary,
the Wheeling REGISTER, still thinks tnat
we are now engaged In an ordinary can
vass. such as we have seen many of, pre-
uaratOry TO alecting a new President
sephe tariff. too. " saws our contemporary,
sis a great issue" We do not deny that in
other elections the tariff has been a great
issue: and we presume that 10 may be inn
porthnt i'm elections that are 20 come; but
ia the election of 1892 the tariff is OF no I'M
portance. and we may in truth say 10 plays
30 part al an.
The supreme duty Of this canvass and
this election Is 20 beat the Force bin and
Negr0 domination; and that is duty IN
which Free Traders and Pr0tectioniSts,
however radically divided In economic
ideas and convictions, can join heartily and
rnbstly in performing.
tre0Ver. IL IS duty Of such moment
such urgency that no idea should be
nitted % enter the canvass which can
r. the slightest tendency % disturb the
'eOf absolute harmony among Demo
Is Let them be united, and stand
ted TO the end No Force bill, no Negro
animation After that question is set
den. the tariff may be taken up; but mean
While iJNhad better be ruled OUT altogether.
--New Ffrk sun.
Go ahead, old man. The SeR that
shines FOR all" can't do bettet than de-
vote its red-hot rays to dissipating the
threatening clouds Of FOfCe-billism.
And ia the raeantimgt II should leave
Democrats alone, who are fighting for
honest tariff taxation, as we'll as for
honest elections
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-16
Call for Congressional COlTaliol.
srcoDD DrsrRrUT.

KEYsER, w Va, June so, 1892
The Democratic Convention OF Che second
District OF West Virginia Isl called 90 meet aL
Grafton. July goth, los2 90 nominate a cal1t
i1fs 10 reprsSsnt the District in che F.fty Jhlrt
Conrress of th- United States, and % transact
such other business as may come before ~
Convention will be called 60 order at III CLOCK
By order OF Executive Committee.
4. ~. DALEY,
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-16
Burglars at Flushing.

FLUSHING, O., ally 15.-The hardware
store Of Mead and ShRllcross at this place
was entered by burglars last night and the
large safe blown open and rifed- II con-
tanned only papers and books The thieves
finding no money took some knives and re-
volvers. Everything points TO them having
been professional crscksmen-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-16
- NoTTOM KNOOKED 81.

TN Yul AVuL MUM ID % -
The BkGIsrEE hasfreceived a letter
er letter from n. & G. TAYLOR
OF Philadelphia, and time after
has scaled down these notorious
ate fakirs. 1t has been left 70 the
tennessee Whig, however, to COM
knock the bottom Out Of their
ign
. Wig is published in Jackfon,
and some time ago made the
D that some one in that city
trying il vain to purchase a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

@tafrh tastorjrs shs5s, i hss bail. In "A
potato growing districts. Farns., uuAxAs
10 vs. to hutIl aad rua them oa "a. 4,
operative plan.
h"Hp vouF hnss cat ~ late in sA~ a.
ia nass hls. bu. do not b. In a harry >
pot 'h"Fn on, n tho spring, a. ,h~ss !
nothing tar them IN sa,hef.
1t sa'd 10 20 iaes, aad .e t.sisss
TIE 'tsts rneai ran la psnsrs! that IL
tn1@r an Vaor.s pay morr s.ss sxgs shsa
shHY 10 tnr Hour. let ,hs isspess al tAs
NmHfiran ben 10 ,hsir iull duiy. saa ~
viii need M other.
great far sni hemp ipia.sry h
growing IN VI Hrsaosa. Over taaM
ares N"r" devoted In Gar last year, A.
'i1roh LAKE. in As1rthsfn Minnesota tsa.-
~ las hesn Invested in a hem . ansi sss
'.' th" nsHsr Of shich Srrw .issy sesss
% h''np iass yesr tn he ~o,sesi up In he
mill
pays to stVs every so~ hull p.swe
SION ~ 'n'1ny compartment OF at 4 pea
"h"h she farrpss. aad she shoud b.
p'ac"1 IN 1t t~o weeks tetors the svsat
thas sha may hcrnune aeon stnmei 10 h<
snrFnpHt'nss, Otherwise At tsrrsxsax
times = 10 will 10 nsrvous-,hs thing 10
he avoided.
Young tree IL growing very fast. u
*''' 10 hsst ta head hack hall ito yearly
sfn"th, Tor trees that srou N rspdly
are apt to got hark hou nd and spill, opsa.
'h"y blossom, bus rarely h~ar fruit. =
IN" blossoms fall al To make sueh cub
ohs back most effective IL shoah hedees
when the trees are in full leaf
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
Great Britain, France, Germany and MANY
Other Foreign Nations Asking
for More Space.

Buffalo inan proposes to furnish the
Worlds Fair with an attraction in the
shape OF a collection OF snakes. HI
claims to be able to chow as many a.
1000 varieties.
An exact fac-simile OF the San Luis
hey Mission, perhaps the finest and mos,
LIBERATED Of all the famed old mission
ruins in Southern California, will be seen
at the Worlds Fair.
/ 4 group of Cards rom the Lesser An
titles, descendants Of the cannibal race
discovered by Columbus on his second
voyage, will be at the Worlds Fair. en-
gagged in making baskets and in other
native industries.
An agent OF the Turkish government
10 on his way TO Chicago to superintend
the construction Of the Ottoman pavilion
and Turkish village for the World's
+ air. Accompanying him are native
masons, who will build the pavilion.
The Swiss National Congress has ap-
propriated l20, 900 francs s24. 900 for an
exhibit at the Worlds Fair Of the swiss
watch making industry. 1t also approved
subsidies for exhibits OF other industries,
including female work In the manufact-
urirg line.
Again the cable has announced that
Emperor William OF Germany has de-
cided to visit the Worlds Fair at Chicago
next year. This time the Aiiq,meins
ZsituHg, leading paper Of Munich, fur
nishes the information, and claims that
It is authentic.
The celebrated blue grass of Kentucky
will be displayed in the exhibit which
that STATE will make at the Worlds Fair.
The display will possess additional in
crest from the fact that the sod and
srasses are being collected from historic
spots in the State, such as the battle
ieId Of PerryvilIe, the home of Henry
Clay and the birthplace OF Lincoln.
Great Britain, France, Germany and,
IN fact, many other nations are asking
and most insisting that more space b.
giyen for their exhibits at the Worlds
Fair. Sir Henry Wood OF the British
Commission il reported to have declared
that 80 great is the interest in England
that hs believes the English exhibit
would fill half OF all the buildings IL the
space could be secured.
More than | 900 men are now at work
on the mammoth manufactures building
for the Worlds Fair. The fore. was re-
Gently doubled by order of the exposi-
ton authorities, who concluded that the
contractor was not making as rapid prog.
ress as was desirable. The authorities
are determined that all OF the buildings
shsll be completed in time for dedication
in October, and the public may be as.
sured that this will be done. The total
number OF workmen at Jackson Park
now exceeds 1000. II will probably be
increased TO $50 or more.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

HosEr-lut1 sc per pound.
sALr-lAs-fp'ol. tlJ.uu.Bis.U. stock.
sllt1 l. p.f ton-
CosFa4--CostA k.ea, II &c. RIO. N:
>alsaior, De Mocha, = &. 4 Gc lava,
z3gsT 90. AtUucxlrs iuupulnl ca,cs,
~ l1.Oc p.r pound
bEASs-suAlI ~hite, q. psak. 2 4
sac, bayon, sac; butter. 5.c. Auaa.
3.e yer pound.
sCaAa-D. ~. Golden &. &c extra
{, 81 AasnoAa \, 54sc. sranulas~,i,
oi.c. cub- crushed AMI gos l-fe.t, d -
cun Irv,loner,' 4, sac. maple sugar. Is a
{ per pound.
Statr- Eastern, IN barrels. ~ h5sc
halt barrels, ~ -. G31t .c, In ca.-s, 3.ysA
IN barrels, 2yac he per saIon t!.lj per
kes.
RicE j apan. o.. U0f5. % islaf1, v. Is
"a . ~ per GENITAL.
DmxD faCtfs-Pctitp pruh--, saA }.
silver, So "a TOE. Italian, 9,allc t.-t,
nian. SO loc plans, b44 &C Apples scr
egaforatrd ap'tcots. lo4sc pea hes , a
'f lOAzt prar-, ~ f''r pound.
CaSsEp t,pooa -- Table fruits, asz1r.s-,
quoted !! .5ok 80 /. peaches, o. -.la&.HD
bart .-tt l-,af,. 81 SU,A / ~. plum.. IL s. +,
"A LID. straH uerrlss, - - cherries
-. - M ~, blaca berries, 81 >5Qal ~
rAap u-rr'rs, ". ", psnoagple-. D.. .-.o a
80, aprleots, 81 .trleI.iU, lis trust A,
sort'-i, tl.b'hl NJ. f~actIs.. 81 Is
plans, t.uo q ~ biara b.rr4~s, o. - a
10 Ter lnz.a. |-yvta btc- Corn 81 s.
goo toma:o-r, sbe a =. 80 sugar p-as,
shc 81 70, string h-ans, sc4Atiu tot
dozen. Neat. torn,'l bee, 81. asefg 10
chlpp.-t t"-', ~ - lunch tursrsr e.,
81 u n. S. ) i~sil~t ham o. sr43 ~
per h""n Fish S.rd4n.s, -5ro2t ~
iohstrrs. so f3-a salmon. TIA. t-lh.
ta.l-, 81 IS 30 rss. rs. > h,
So ? b.. = bhi., $50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16
PORTLAND MARKET.
Produce, Fruit. VIE,


WasAr Nominal. Valley, sl,3oG
I.sal. walla Walla, sl.25@i.27te per
GENITAL.
FLoua-Standard. 81. 30; Walla Walla.
a. 80; Graham, 1919, superhne, 80
per barrel.
OArs-New, 43C945e per bushcl
HAY-$ll al2 per ton.
MilLsruffs-Bran, : u; shorts, AZ
ground barley, s22.5o1 Is chop zeal, us
ID - per ton iced barley, &24id 70; mid
dlings, S26ed2 - per ton; brewing barley.
81 lol1i. 10 per GENITAL.
Rurrxa-Oregon fancy creamery, 2zla
1t 25c fancy dairy, l7a 2Oe, taif to good,
l59l7 lae common. lJta l21ae, CaIiior-
MIA, IS Hoe per roll.
tnEEsg-Caliiornia, l2,al3es Young
America, 1870 i5c per pound,
Eaas-~Uregon, 2Oe, Eastern, lse per
dozen.
rouLfay-Old Chickens, quoted at
81 5oee5, broilers, t29j, young ducks,
f3.5oao; geese, old, s5.uotd 10 youhs,
s6.Outav.Uo per dozen, turkeys, l29 i5e
per pound.
NsasfA Cabbage, quoted t.Sl
per GENITAL new Oregon. oue per dozen
per GENITAL nos potatoes, sl % per GENITAL
old, eOc per saeA asparagus, Sc lOe per
pound, l-ttaev. lO,Gloe per bunch
squash, 2a3e, srees peas, 81 per pound
cucumt-r-, 75e per dozen tomatoen,fl D.
~ 2.ou per box, Oregon tarnip-, ioc pei
lo4en, youns CARROTS, los per dozen
beets, loo per dozen California corn. Zos
per dozen.
taptrs - ka.pborfies, 11loe per
pound straw berries. 5rG0c per pound ;
black berries, loo per P1and. goose
+ berries, 3,Goc per pound eaffsnts, 90 u
1 PSF pound, cherries, 5.dsc per poaad
California apples, 500 per boa
! CalitJrn!a peaches, fl.U per tos
4 Sicily lemons, t7.oJ, California
81 5uQ15. 81 per box. oranges. s.vd! ~
I 81 10, smyrna ngs, Ice p-s poaGd
/ plans, 500 per box apflcots, sl.Uo4
I % per box California pears. q o ps
box
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

- - Singular that morn I,,lt.s oz,
not robbed "n the public ,hnr,',,' .p'
''r's. Tor Ia" majority If fbc,n 80 |"
''rt cont tu"E possess IA thor -.
'"'"N, "h"U uI turn are carried -,
..''r h'nH> SUPPOSE. however ,tn
'Pas"n thieves d" not snatch n,nrn va, ~
lh's' money books Is that tho, I,..' -,
vel ia" chances are tbey ,,n,,tI : nov ',
't''''' even # successful n c,,,',r'.s
~ ponce" after an Assault If ,I,nf'','
"P'h " woman. The great Landsn,r.,
S''y"r tipped Russian lc,fher , ",s'
.''i'' purses arc very attr,,,,' ,'' :
tne'nS" v"s, but IA ntnc nn, =" y, !"
' '+i the inside Of Thorn aro "n
= lonesome, heard nr"fcs,, ''Fy !,
a .n.', say once that 1t was roya,,Io ,'''' =.
rhtra hazardous IN hia prnfcS'' "'' as
,'"' woman, ''iher IN the hnuso -. "
w. I"' S'r'"t' aud for twrrcasons~ g. "h
~ mat woman alw,ys .cro',., '''S,-
secondly she has seldom ,n r''i'S' ana
nk'n. y man, an tho contra, 70 "'
gives TIA" thief a chanco TO .e, ''aher
'" VT "gh@ aud then hIs watoI Nay """y
t ''',''',r> ar" much easier IN nc, J,
LOUISVILLE Post, 4" g'' at
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16
THEFARM AND CAROlI
The Ohio Agricultural Esperi,,-
Station Results.
FEEDING SUGAR BETS 10 a.,
II Is Possible TO Raise Much VA, =.
Sixteen Tons Of Beets 70 IL
Acre-0sher Facts.

A bulletin OF the Ohio sgriealtn..,.
pertinent station gives the rsanis. !.
experiment in feeding sugar 49,
mich COWS, made during tho paH rl.s.s
with summary OF two similsr e,....
mehts, one made by the ststion 4 ~.
and ono by tho farm dsnArtmssl n
the Last named experiment eight -.
were kept under the test IA -.
weeks In 1889 twelve cows n. .ss.
weeks, and in 1850 twelve cows Ia -.
weeks, the cows In each csse kss-.
weighed daily, a. we'll ~ their ia ~
milk. la each of threc 81 psrimsas. s1s
cows alto more hay and more tD,al ~
matter ~ hen feeding ON beet, IT,. q
other foods. and In each eAss mass n
Mas given from tbs bects than trou n.
other foods, tat 1t 10 not yet dsa.oasr,ssi
that tho increase OF milk mAs prulss.,
economically.
Dor twelve years records sass -.
Kept on the tafm EoW occupied n n.
( station, which shoss that the avs.~..
yield ot heels over this pefiasi has -,
urafty sixteen tons PSF Aef~, axAinS3 7.
annual stcld vi at.pat nity-iise 49,
oi stio!led cora pcs acre. Hat 4 e.
ritsy i've bushels VI sh. le.t corn viaf !
fodder stll egntAin hearty tsier a -
dry matter as sixteen toas OF b~ess. -
these eli i.fimsnt Indicate that, shssA.
ted isy a. co nniesl and dry iodsisf q l
era rasilas@. the dry matter vi sAs -
crop Will t- toani ~ effective, p.sas1h
p1nnd. as this dry matter VI tbs i
crop. /, !. possible TO raise mach -
than sil,-1n tons OF berts 10 the -
pn1 crVp u .so acres 10 reported d n
tDhs per acre, and smAil-s ar~a2 h,
gwen ..ilI larger yields. bat each ca
require Yrfs sieh and sni .tsasu~,
eulsaf.. ~heEhrr 1. 10 t.1ssi bic 10 =
darp = Poani Of dry matter la t~<ss
economically a. !, ran b- sioae In con-
n"t drEih,tely settled, bas The ptossts
ties are agaiast Il.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

An old lady IN the department 81 The
hr'i'che, from whom I and a fellow
,'aSe'er had boon picking mp some ioif
'"r'' vehtired the observation Par
non but ! should lik. to know Why y
IS mat, though you speak with me the
same sort Of French that Others from
: Hr'S 'alk, Yet YOU seem To use an alte
R''h'r different kind of French wbse
S"l Sr"ak la each other" She did no.
seem !" have the least idea that thefs
was more than one language. Some
.,lhR very like 1t happened TO u y
spain. - Notes and Queries. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

NJ tafuef shs1asi rsef have sasskAm
but usatr~ OH his place, assi IL taars I
.hrin siAoaA e'5mc GA lhan he ean pes6s
ably keep. he .is,uii sell tho ~osss ~
n~scr th- brat. ,i~idiass .hoati asss
b- a-Pi att1t shrY have reached salssss
age. AMI tn oar st.or Il ever t,~fss.st 4 h
dollars 10 tempt hius 10 part ~iIh e~t
mars aa awrp a ispofrf onc tiac spsa
ot good tfiafrr j. A. sosi = stAtt ',,r ~,
~ profitable 80 nj tnrrria hprw~s faasi m =
aug AMI he.trf. sor .he s a.~ays sgg
rhoash ~ pay tot The Ar.p ~ OF an
spaa and there never lie of auy. isss~l
To tho l.ss. aisAy. sof TIE 4 III s~lls In
t~strt p'Icr, aa4 shAs And has = rx.l
dcaI lrss cofa psti lton 10 tar-g. Ussr Alsf
OF ieattuetiyc rom pctltsssa to iek II
cattle business has t~~n sn bi-sse.t "A.
raisihs ~ god is5re~s --sa t~s ea.issfx-
90 h.rsn Faner Com &c Eiskyn. The ~
coach. rgtt!ns aai Ifai. aofs~s .iR II
says t- Eais-'l n she 'aftu ahat ary~rsa
Tho 'anss ani ih-y sill aware hy,e. I
so%t prizes and thnrs 10 no dsssse a
reaching shr eesi of the tt1sia~s, u r.s..
sns that nj If h1ts~s tes shrrw ssS~,
yet Eas clash tsorr- tia, - a. hxn.axsms
"soe.h a form srd asttsn a tr,,s,r, "a
hal "nnash sr~e'i - asats horse sssA
enough b9nr ani uas.Er si the raxAs
iaa1 iET, However sell otto saay IL
1hrrn ss asays spoua TO ID better hess
ever higG OTIS NAV a.. ihess as~ ~
heights l"yotsst. tnV,sing 10 turth~f 4.
Tort We can very sell r~fa-sfah ~s sk~s
" wa Tho - nonym ios sassrksm
'p'st n7~ breeders arp drwsaasax Il
tbe tsp minnie trutsrr WA "a.
styles ~ h9rs~s aehGsusn~p. h., 49,
equally srras anA hope ~ further A
DTS - nat A. pt"futssns. although IL b
not aiiH e. 'ssdtly oppressed in . ts&
MT" asHrr Indicating tho psuxress nassa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

large win,lo. admits more heat ard
,sht during the day. but IL rsdiates Tie
neat rapidly at night. Oue OF the mose
essential rsguiremenssina poultry boass
hght. "a the hens will abandon dasks
ened house during the daytime. no mat
''r how warm /, IL. Instead Of using
very large windows there should he smsll
N'hdows on at least two sides or In frost
ana Al the ends. 40 A. TO render the hoes
l'gh' and cheerful in every part. Auoshee
advantage Of using q number ot email
slhho"s Ia that they are cheaper thai
,arge ones, and The rnst 10 Increased bet
Ii,t'e. They aiso admit the suniisAi iron
a" quarters during the y hole Of the day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

h'nE"-lTy hides, 'elHcts,i prime. i,
9-o &C ."s7 Tor GU. green. selected
over - pounds, tr un,lrr W pnu,,.I, Z,
shFfp p-''t'. short wool. ~ s5gr mo.
dunn, "a Z i's inng, s.3ti =. .b-a,.
'hsS' 'o'f -F, 'ail"~, god IN choice, ]
a. Nsc p"r pound.
"'"te--l mp'ira Valley, i6.sI4 vii.
annette Valley, ljft-r. sc,or,iin. IN
ina y, Eastern br"gon. lr.ai%- p.Y
ppnni. a"rurl ns to condition.
hor"-Nomtnal !ofl1c p.r pound
according ~ cualit,Du.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

h'F'"P'' H-"f.. ntnch. not cash ea.c
"1r'apS' ',N'1-. tlinch. net cash. 80
our ,ap7, > bon, '4LInch, no, cash :.
our ,aP7' '3-'T ''tlucA. i2c hu,Iars m,
w. w. ,.'-'n'h, ia. Wheat travs Cairntta
--,''''' sET't, So. thrss-tushsI oat r..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
Our Cons1try'S s"Eag.-

June 18th, !777. the stars and stripes
were adopted officially rs the ensign Of
the Unite,! States. Its stripes are the
number OF the original colonies which
separated from the mother country in
1915. It's stars llryc increased III MINI
Der until they crowd the blue field.
The territory over which is waves in
triumph, las wilcncd from year to year
until it stretches from ocean to ocean.
The three millions who hrilou its birth
with cheers have grown to sixty. And
almost all this increase has; ,een peace
fully gained. Texas is our only t2ophy
of conquest by WAY. Wide. and fair is
is our land, it would never have been
filled with its wonderful people had not
enterprisng men harnessed steam to
the work. OF this great republic the
central portion is the heart, and in ten
of its best states the Burlington is the
main railroad artery. If you want to
travel anywhere in the west write first
to w. J. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent,
St. Paul, MINI, for information, stating
what trip you wish to make.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
Convention and Celebration.

The First National Convention Of
the French Canadians of the State Of
North Dakota and a grand celebration
of St. Johns day will take place at
Langdon, Cavalier county, N. D., on
June 22rd and 9th. The object Of
the convention is to appoint delegates
to the 18th National Convention to be
held at Chicago during the Worlds
Fair in 1898. ALL other nationalities
are cordially invited to take part in
this celebration and make those two
days as pleasant as possible for the nu-
merous delegates who will he in atten-
dance. BY order Of the central COM
mitteee. L. &. HARBOUR,
Nv H. E. DORvAL, President
Joint Member.
Other papers please copy.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day the Dist day OF June, y. d., 1892,
an annual election will be held in the
City Hall in the City OF Llngdon. State
of North Dakota, for the purpose of
electing the following members of the
Board Of Education:
Two members of the Board Of Edu-
cation for the city Of Langdon for the
term Of three years.
Also one County Superintendent OF
Schools for the County Of Cavalier, N.
D. The polls will be opened ats O'Clock
a. NJ, and closed at O'Clock p. NJ, OF
that day.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
Dated at Langdon, N. D., this Stl
day of June, A. D., 1892.
NJ D. O'BHlEN,
President
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
Before Starting on a Journey

a person usually desires to gain some
information as the most desirable route
to take, and will purchase tickets via
the one that will afford him the best
and quickest service. Before starting
on a trip to Chicago Oh any point east
you should provide yourself with map
and time table Of the Wisconsin Cen
trail Lines. The trains run on this
route are vestibuled and are equipped
with Pullman's latest Drawing Room
Sleepers, elegant day coaches and Din
ing cars of latest design, built express
ly for this service, and are exquisite in
furnishings and convenient and COM
Portable in arrangement and so COM
plete in every detail that they have no
superior in comfort and elegance. The
dining car service is pronounced by all
the most elegant ever inaugurated and
is operated in the interests of its pat
rons.
Fast trains via the Wisconsin Cen
trail Lines leave Minneapolis daily at
12:45 p. m. and 6:25 p. NJ, and St. Paul
at 1870 p. NJ, and 7:15 p. M, making
favorable connection with all trains
from the west and southwest.
! For tickets, time tables and berth re-
|servations apply to G. F. Mcneil, c
P. & Z. A., Minneapolis, Mimi, or t;
Jas. G. Pond, General Passenger ant
Ticket Agent, Chicago, Ill.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
7OThe Voters:

I understand that it is being stated,
in opposition to me, throughout the
county, that am not candidate for
the Office of Supt. of Schools for the en-
suing term. This statement is being
made for political purposes, and l take
this opportunity of contradicting it. If
satisfactory to the people I wish to con-
tinue the work and to discharge the
duties of the Office to the best of my
knowledge and ability as l have done
in the past. E. j. Fox,
Supt. Of Schools.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
INDIANS WERE SCARED.

Means Used to Preserve a Telegraph
system in Chilli.
When the electric telegraph was
first introduced into Chilli II str"tagcm
was resOrtcd to III order to guard the
posts and wires against damage on the
part Of the Araucanian Indians and
maintain tho connection between the
strongholds Of the frontier: according
to the New York World.
There were at the time hetwecn
forty and fifty captive Indians i'll the
Chilian camp. General Pinto called
them together, and pointing to the
telegraph wires, said:
lido you see those wires?"
yes, general "
II want you TO remember not to go
near or touch them, for if you do,
your hands will be held and you will
be unable to get away"
The Indians smiled incredulously.
Then the General made them each in
succession take hold of the wire at
both ends of an electric battery in
full operation, after which he ex-
claimed:
Il command you to let go the wire"'
Il can't; my hands are benumbed!"
cried each Indian.
The battery was then stopped. Not
long after the General restored them
to liberty, giving them strict injunc-
lions to keep the secret and not betray
it to their countrymen.
This had the desired effect, for, as
might be expected, the experience was
related in the strictest confidence tt
every man in the tribe, and the tele
graph has ever since remained un-
molested.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09

Get prices on rope at the Enterprise
before IRE ghs anywhere e. else els n ,u,,,snr
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcknight are
visiting friends over in Manitoba this
week.
For we'll seasoned lumber, sash, doors
and all building material at bed rock
prices go to b. r. Click & Co. 80
Preserve your Strawberries before
the hot weather comes and maks them
soft. Bottom prices OH cases at
IS TAYLOR'S.
c. B. c. Doherty and family left last
Saturday for Michigan City, Nelson
county, where G. B. c. will engage in
the publication of the Nelson County
Capital.
Here it is, and it fills the bill much
better than anything we could say: st
gives me the greatest pleasure to write
you in regard to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. During the past winter have
sold more of it than of any other kind,
and haye yet to find any one but what
was benefited by taking it. l never
had any medicine in my store that gave
such universal satisfaction. J. NJ.
Roney, Druggist, Gcuda Springs, Kan
sas. % and so cent bottles for sale by
Chalmers & McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-09
Wheel the. Babies Out!

,Plummer & McNiven have just re-
ceived a fine line of ehildren's car
riages which they are selling at rock
bottom prices. Call and examine their
carriages and get prices.