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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10
Around Town, Society Notes
and General County News.
Doings of a Week.
Dentist March 18th to II.

Veterinary Rasmussen will make
another trip to Dazey Tuesday.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

Miss Edith Brown has decided to
open millinery stere in Valley City,
50 saycth the Alliance.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

54cts. for No. Northern at the Farm.
ers Cash Grocery. w. c. JIMEsoN, Pro.
prictor.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Conducted by the cooperstown W. c. T. U

Conducted by the Cooperstown W. G. T. o.
Mrs. z. W. Blackwell, President.
Mrs. 8. B. Langford, Mrs. C.. T. Whidden,
Mrs. II. c. Cooper. Vice -Presidente.
Mrs. Will Carleton, Recording Secretary.
Mrs. J.N. Brown. Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs, Joseph Hogarth. Treasurer.
Mrs. E. W. Blackwell, Supt. "Y"work.
Mrs. G. N. S.ork, Supt of Literature.
Mrs. in. Brown, Supt. Press Work.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

DIR. E. M. johnson will arrive March
18th for a visit of four days, prepared
for all dental work.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10
LOCAL RESUME

lUCAL MSUME
From Where we Broke off Last
Week. Including Items
of Interest
Around Town, Society Notes,
and General County News.
Doings of a Week.
Dentist March 18th to II.
Veterinary Rasmussen will make
another trip to Dazey Tuesday.
Clara Greenland went to Valley City
this week for medical treatment.
Great reductions in prices on tailor.
made suits at G. H. OLsBY & Co. 7-4ts
| 54cts. for No. l Northern at the Farm.
ers Cash Grocery. w. c. JIMEsoN, Pro-
prictor.
| A car load of horses came up on the
train, Monday. They belonged to Nels
Ellingson.
| Wanted
Il car of potatoes. w. C. JIMEsoN.
We have been having some pretty
nice weather this week ard it looks and
feels like spring.
| Several new residences will be built
this spring We look for quite Il build
ing boom this year
H. P. Hammer, On Monday last, pur-
chased the farm of Syver Arneson, of
Pleasant township.
DIR. E. M. johnson will arrive March
18th for visit of four days, prepared
for I'LL dental work.
Miss Edith Brown has decided to
open millinery stere in Valley City,
50 saycth the Alliance.
Treasurer Swcnson edits good share
of the COURIER this week, but it is good
reading for the tax payers.
Montana with democratic majority
gets eveI with North Dakota, sending
republican senator to Washington.
Wanted
5000 bushels oats. w. C. J1MEsoN.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

A car load of horses came up on the
train, Monday. They belonged to Nels
Ellingson.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

H. P. Hammer, on Monday last, pur-
chased the farm of Syver Arneson, of
Pleasant township.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

Several new residences will be built
this spring We look for quite build
ing boom this year.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

We have been having some pretty
nice weather this week ard it looks and
feels like spring.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-03-10

Helena School Township .............
Greenwood School Township ........
Red Willow School Township. .......
Cooperstown Village. e..................
Interests and penalty. y.......-........
Anton Enger Account. ................
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sale of the burners and the "home- made gas. !"
He sent on for $40 worth (all the money he
had. People were even afraid to go near
the burning gasoline and told The boy TO send
them back to II. A. Ellis ~ Co. He wrote ana
requested them TO take them. even AT haiI
price. ana their reply was, They would eX-
change for other goods.
Now the idea of exchanging for anything!
If these goods they had described as so
wonderful and perfect were such lramas,
what guarantee did the poor boy nave that
any other goods were better? They also
offer with burners handsome water set as
premium. but no water set will ever be forth
coming for by the time you see the burners you
will not want to see anything else they nave
Let every one beware of III. a. i'lis \ CO..
of Chicago. Ill. , l.,
Not long since one Of the sisters made IN
Ouirv how to dry figs. Mrs. Harriet l'eechcr
Stoves recipe is: Prepare Il strong rye IRON
the ashes of the grape vine ono other wood
will answer as wclD. Have kettle o. thls
boiling hot over tie fire. throw IN 1lgS ana iet
them remain three minutes: skim them OUT
and drain on a sieve md dry in the sun; or
if desired very sweet drop into n"IIlhG
syrup of sugar and water for five minutes NE
aud fake ont on plates or sieve ana dry :;
When dry roll in mixture OF dry HOUR anu
sugar and pack away
IT N . 'SNN
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Sweet Peas.

The above pretty lines have suggested the
thought of the pet flower of the season.
Every yard is filled with these lovely
flowers, and the varieties in color and shade
make them very attractive. The cultivation
of the sweet pea is Il recent fad, and they
are more popular this year than ever be-
fore. They are the fayorite boutQnniere for
gentlemen. and the young girls Weaf huge
lunches of them. There subtle perfume
and exquisite, delicate coloring are en-
bIematic of pure and gentle girlhood, and
make them Il lit ornament for the young
ladies who now So gracefully wear them.
These lovely flowers fully repay for their
cultivation; they bloom all summer and re-
uuire but little care and can be planted
everywhere. | have Il row wherever l can
put one, and sweet pea between every
rose bush. If you war; a thing OF beauty
ana d JOY forever, take my advice and
plant "Sweet peas.
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The Missing Word Contest.
The missing word con-
test closes July 15tn and
not September LIST, as
first announced. See no.
tice on 9th page.
MARRIED A PRINCE.
The Pretty Daughter of an Atlanta La"
is Very Happy.

ta,ocrom has been received in Atlanta
telling Of the recent marriage of Miss Ida
Dent Wright to General ANTOINE hze''a'
brother of the president of salvador
Miss Wright will be remembered III Atlanta
AS the daughter of Mrs. Marie Robinson
Wright. the well-known newspaper writer.
formerly of this city, but now associated with
The New York World.
Mrs Wright is the widow or the latc Mt.
Hinton Wright, of Atlanta, who was Wen
known throughout this entire section OF the
state.
1t will be remembered that Mrs Wright
went to Mexico Il year ago to write mp the
country for The New York World. She spent
quite a while down there i'll the land OF
cachJ blossoms and was the toast OF the
country.
She had her daughter with her and lasr son.
They were shown every courtesy by Prcsi-
dent Dia2 who was anxious for them to get
as favorable opinions of the country over
which he preSideS possible. lie rendered
Mrs. Wright private car. and in TINS palace
OH wheels she travelled all over the country.
Her pretty little souvenir OF Mexico she
dedicated to Mrs. Diaz, and it grai1ied the
family very much. She was then sent
on Il similar mission several months after
wards to Central America for The World
Her pretty young daughter who had just
graduated from NaSsar, went with her 10
this country. She was a blooming young
girl of extraordinary beauty and many perso-
nal charms and winning graceS, like her
uOther. and it is no wonder to her friends
III Georgia that she captured the heart of the
general of the Salvador armies and vice preSi-
dent of the republic, for both titles belong TO
him.
In the absence of his brother President
Carlos Ezetta, Vice President Antoine EZctta
is now acting president Of the Republic. and
thus it is seen that this bright ard beautiful
Georgia giHl is, temporarily at least, lirst lady
of one of the fairest lands in the southern
country.
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THE /" ENDEA VORERS.
THE STCRY or ONE OF THE GREAT
EST CHRISTIAN ORGANISATIONS
Which, in About Dozen Years Has Spread
Over the Whole World-The Annual
Convention to be Held at Montreal.

New York, June 22-It is one of the most
magnificent religious societies that was ever
organized that will meet in annual con
vention ut Montreal July 5th-1Oth. The
membership of the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor rivals that Of the
great evangelical denominations and eX-
tends into every part of the United States.
Indeed, it does not stop when the bound
airy lines of this country are reached, but
crosses them into Canada and Mexico, and
goes over seas into Europe, Asia and Africa.
In every civilized spot, no matter how re-
mote, the society has taken root and
tlourished
lin France there are thousands of EN-
deavorers." Germany was fertile soil for
the seed spread broadcast from the parent
church in Portland, Me. In the British isles
the membership grew and is yet growing
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Married in q Boat.

Newman, Ga, June 21.-(Specal.)-Th
news of a sensational runaway marriage
has reached here from Whitesburg, Carroll
county, about nine miles north of this
place. John Glass, assisted by some Of his
friends, stole Miss Lila, the beautiful
tiitccn-ycar-old daughter OF Colonel G.. i.
Gordon, a prominent lawyer of Whitesburg,
out OF the back door at the hour of mid
night and brought her into this county,
where they We're married Some Of Glass :
friends had come to Newman and procured
a license, and met the young couple and
their friends at the Chattahoochee The
whole party crossed over the river from
the Carroll side to the Coweta side Oh u
large fiat. just as it landed on the Coweta
side of the river, the young couple We're
married. standing on the fiat. MIR Glass
carried his beautiful bride back to Whites
burg. Mr.. Tyre Jones, II prominent young
merchant of Whites urg, who had lent
Glass assistance i'll stealing the young lady
away, met Colonel Gordon, the father of
the young lady, in the street just after the
marriage occurred, and quite Il serious
difficulty seemed sure. Colonel Gordon hit
Mr.. Jones with his fist, and pulled two
pistols on him. Later, it is said, the father
went to his office with Il Winchester on
his shoulder. Jones, who was i'll 4 buggy
ut the time Of the attack, and unarmed,
is a plucky young man, and it is feared
that serious trouble will be the result. Both
Gordon and Jones will fight.
The young lady's parents objected to
the marriage on account of their daughters
age. All the parties are we'll connected,
and the affair has caused considerable
sensation in the town The father had for
hidden the ordinary of Carroll county to
issue Il license, but it was obtained here.
All druggists, send loo. Dent & Co.. etroit, Mich
Mention The Constitution. JanZo WY
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SWEET PEAS.

When sunset clouds are hued with rose,
Down garden paths my lady goes,
To pluck the pink sweet peas.
Her fond eyes show she loves them much,
As does her tender finger-touch.
AS airy as the breeze.
She leans and fingers over them,
l watch them kiss her garment hem,
Her wooerS, every one;
Whenever they see her radiant face
They seem to sue some glance OF grace
AS sunflowers sue the sun.
How may I win her dear regard?-
A task which swains have found so hard
That all. forSooth. deSpaIr.-
Til try if there be any spell
In wearing on my coat Lapel
A sweet pea boutonniere.
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The Care of the Piano.

The temperature of the room i'll which the
piano is kept is OF the most important
things to be considered, writes james Thorn
son i'll The June Ladies' Home journal. AS
moisture Is absolutely necessary see TO 1t lnal
the air i'll the room is not allowed to become
too dry The growing plant will prove Il
good test if it thriyes you may be sure that
the atmosphere is such one as your niano
needs, and if, on the other hand the plant
does not thrive it would be well to ma out
the reason. About seventy degrees Is the
proper temperature for the room in which the
piano is kept. Do not allow it 10 stand where
the suns rays can shine directly upon 1t, and
be careful to keep it closed and well covered
while the sweeping and busting of the room
i'll which it stands are i'll progress
To prevent the Of your piano from be-
coming smoky in appearance wipe small
portion ut time with fine sponge wet i'll
tepid water and little CASTLE soap. Dry
with moistened chamois cloth which has
been wrung until it is almost dry. When this
has been done apply some reliable piano
polish with a soft flannel cloth.
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Society.
he founded it but because he has won the
love of its members by untiring energy and
a personality approaching as nearly to the
ideal as mans way. Should faling health
force him to decline To serve longer it is
possible that General Secretary Baer would
be chosen to his place. But the contingency
is so unexpected and seems 50 distressing
that leading Elndcayorels have little to say
regarding it.
Every effort has been made by the Mon
treal and adjacent societies TO assure visit
ing delegates Il hearty welcome and Il
pleasant experience. reception committees
have been laying careful plans for months.
and the board and lodging committees have
already made nearly all the necessary
arrangements with hotels, boarding houses
anu private families for the entertainment
of the guests. Many happy surprises III
the way of excursions and other paStlIneS
are being prepared for the welcome strangers
whose knowledge of the beauties of the ST.
Lawrence river scenery is sure to I've in
creased before tEey leave Montreal behind.
All this will be paid for entirely by youn-
tary subscriptions from members Of the
Montreal societies.
One of the novel features of the con-
vention will be the prayer meetings on
the excursion trains going to and from
Montreal Every train will be certain to
have one or more clergymen aboard, and
each train will choose from these u chap
lain. Then, every morning and evening,
whether the train be speeding at fifty miles
an hour or lettering eXcursion-like at ten,
these cbqplains Will pass from ear to car,
and LEAD the occupants of each i'll
prayer. AS these excursions will run from
every state and territory in the union and
from every province in British North
America, hundreds OF these flying prayer
meetings will be held
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor is Il glorious organization, and
its Montreal convention will be one of tho
most noteworthy gatherings of the year.
l. ID. MARSHALL
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From The Darham. n. G., Globe.

From The Darham, \. g., Globe.
And there ii goes again The rare days of
June! The moonlit nights! The laughing
stream! The great gray rocks! The Wall-eyed
'Skccter The festive fish and the puring
brook. The quiet walk. The shady nook.
All tits grand! The beach, the sounding sea-
the pillows breaking in loves embrace upon
the breast of the himSy founder. The iobber-
Wock and the sand hill crane. The gorgeous
plumagc of Il setting hen, and the tenpenny
spurs of croSscyed LeghOrn cock. All, aud
all, again-theSe pastoral scenes, these pump
kin picS-theSe country picnlcS ana these
Woolly skies! The becfstcak ut hotels is rare,
and SO are the days in June And mellow ANA
mellow are the nights and double harvest
moon Let all these things and things slide
gently, gently down the aisle of timc~et the
beauty and grandeur and mellow melody of
the soft still nights float and fleet away
and yet we wonder, We wonder as we SIT mere
III Starlit room, just what and just when
and just how Grover Cleveland and his polltlcS
Internal or internal or Otherwise has TO do
may have To do or did have to 60 or can
have to do with the hewitching beauty OF the
gorgeous grandeur of these JeWhclkn days
of June.
There is no one article in the line OF medl-
cincS that gives SO large Il return for the money
as Il good porous strengthening plaster, Such
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THE LADIES MEET.
Mrs. Grant Meets Mrs. Davis at the Hotel at
West Point.

West Point. n. T.. June Mrs. Jefferson
Davis arrived here this afternoon anu was
taken to the CranSton hotel. where She was
ossirhpd TO rooms nearly opposite 10 those
occupied by Mrs. t. S. Grant. Upon learn
Ing of Mrs. pays's presence in me motel aI;
;ntn mo hall met Mrs Davis, as the latter
was leaving the elevator. Mrs, Grant claSDed
her hand and said with much feeling: am
vorv glad to see you" The two ladies' then
Went to Mrs Davis's apartments ana had
toll
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Mrs. ] II. Jeffrey, l.. p. Tree Ala
lady sent a seceipt for putting up cucumber
pickle some time since, the receipt was Il
cuu of salt to one bucket of water. Wri''g
grape leaves fine, gather cucunbcrS every
day and drop in. / tried it, and it would not
do. If the lady will write to me and tell
me how she put them mp and what KIND or
grape leaves she uses | will return the post
age Address as above.
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Mrs G. e. King Iron City, Calf any
of the sisters wish to know Il reliable cilre for
chickens with cholera, they can lint II by
addressing the above, enclosing stamps. VIII
send small bit of the medicine together with
recipe for making. | have tried ii repeatedly
and have never seen ii fall.
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held for time, and their meeting has not the

slightest political significance,
In the vicissitudes of their lives they have borne
themselves becomngy as typical American wo-
men always do. If their sojourn in one house is
emblemaUcal of restored peace and union it may
assist the cause it betokens; but an even better
point of view is to regard them as wives and
mothers who in stations of prominence and re-
tirement have been credit to the womanhood OF
their common country.
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Mrs. s. j George Rovkalo, Gals there
any reader of The Constitution that can give
me any information or whereabouts of my
son, j. J. GEORGE He left home nineteen
months ago to attend the exposition III At
lanta, Ga lie ha! not been seen or heard
from since He left wife and little boy.
Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received by his mother. IT any
one should see this and know him and Will
write to me l will return stamps.
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We cannon advertise in this department
Several letters have been received this week
offering articles and mentioning fixed price;
we leave out all such letters do not object TO
simple exchanges, but other offers will be left
out.
G.. G.. Kibbee, 40S DelgadO street. san An
tonic, TeX.-Any readers of this who knew
Elizabeth Ann Hall or John IL. Dale in Port
Gibson Miss, between 1880 and 1915 would
hear further. particulars by addressing me.
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CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE KINGDOM

A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
NoTE-Letters written on both sides Of the paper
canno- be printed
Notice.
The correspondents of this department. will
please address their letters to $50 CORTLAND
Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs. w. II. Jones nee X. A. WeStmore-
lamb. Plant City, Fla.-Can any of the read
ers Of The Constitution tell me of the where
ahuuta Of the children of DR.. Robert j. West
morcland by his second marriage? They are
half brother and sister to me. The last |
heard of my father he WAS living at Griffin
Ga Nv mother was Il Miss Emily Bell before
her marriage. would rejoice to learn OF
the whereabouts of that branch of my reia-
lives.
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Mary Perry. Sharpshurg. Christian county,
Ill i write to ask the sisters if they can
tell me the name of the general agent of the
Eclipse Portrait Company, Indianapolis. IND.
He lives in Springfield. | can't learn his
name | sent my fathers picture by one OF
the agents and they never returned it. Some
of nv npghbOrS sent some ut the same time
and the general agent delivered them and
said he forgot mine and promised to send 1t,
but did not. Long life to The Constitution,
ana NAV God bless Aunt Susie and her good
L.
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There is no one article in the line of medi-
cinc5 that gives SO large return for the money
rs good porous strengthening plaster, Such
lrh4 DIIst
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Mrs NJ ]. Miller. Dublin, Cain The
Constitution of May ID. l notice IL communi-
cation from Kate c. Hurd, NJ. D.. on chronic
rheunatism | write to ask if she can give
me Il cure for enlarged joints, cnused by Il
chalky formation around the joints. The
Joints are very large and so stiff | can scarce
iy bend my fingers at all. Have almost lost
the use of my right hand which to me Is a
great calamity. Sometimes the joints are very
sore. and cause me great suffering. Any one
knowing n remedy for such an 2filicti0n will
confer very great favor by communicating
with one who has been a sufferer for fifteen
years.
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IA gn "a ~ Agents profits per month. 80
" In \ IN prove 1t orpay forfeit NewArticl,~
IN q & Just out. A S1.50 sample and terms
dond street, y. \. Name tits paper. Wk4t
Mention The Constitution.
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egy@T'F7 x - re Frs CsE NDTbs
bgTJ,nF G=asr s3ggss fJf Z q 2s tala
holds
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Yeas to e N4ylsias, s5ssi
b. L.. =. 5DN, Pub CIl1gh
Mention TIE Constitution.
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GOLD-SILYER-NLCKEL PLATING.

4 trade easily learned; costs little to start.
viii furnish outfits and give work in part
payment Circulars free. L. Lowey, 19I
Dutield St, Brooklyn, n. !.
Mention this paper. aplf-wI-St
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BY M RS. WILLIAM KING

Mrp
kings Courtan
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Mrs. Jennie Ashley, Cool Spring Gal have
been Il constant reader Of The Constitution
for many years: think ii is one of the hest
ton of NV uncle, J. NJ. Long. lie left Troy.
Ala. last spring, and went to Texas if any OF
my. readers know what part OF Texas he is IN
and can give me his poStotiice please 40 so
and Won will confer great favor. | Will re
turn stamp. | would also like to know the
whereabouts of nay brother-in-law l.. VI. DIX
ON. who. when last heard from he was at or neal
| the Houston factory in Houston county, Ga.
| IF he r,@is this. or any one that knows
where he is. please write to me.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14

rcspecta a la desaparicion de nuestro
arbolado, y a la u.gente necesidad
de reconstituirlo.
Sentimos mucho no pensar con e.
en- 10 que Sc relaciona la grandlst-
ma importancia que para nuestra pro
dncci6n cafetera tiene la enfermedad
de la hoja de ese arbusto. Sl nos he
mos ocupado nuevamente de clio es
porque, seguramente sin preveerlo el
autor, 81 artfculo podia contribute
que Sc continuara viendo con la mis-
ma ind,ferencia la enfermedad citada
ADoLFo VENDRELL.
Setiembre IA de 1898.