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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Saturday, Oct. Fl.

Billings county pays So wolf bounty
Which, with the state l.ountw. gives
50 tc the slayer Of !, wolf.
The domestic difficulties Of Thomas
Sanders of cast Grand Forks. for
whom Il gual dian was lately appointed.
have been settled for Il time, at least.
Coal Baron Cotton Of Minot says that
more coal will be turned out from his
coal rile this year Than ever before.
The north end of the first story of the
new city hall III Fargo collapsed the
other day, but luckily no enc was in
iured.
Brakeman Edwards of jamestown
got Il flesh wound in the side from a
pistol while putting some tramps off Il
freight train. When the tr1lmps were
arrested at Valley City one Of tl:cm re-
sisted and got bullet i'll the Jaw.
President Avery. the new president
of the State Normal school at Mayville,
has been presented with an elegant easy
chair by the teachers and students of
the Normal school at st. Cloud. Mimi,
over which he presided for several
Years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
\EW YOK DAY

Chicago. Oct. 21.--Ncw York. or Man
haitian. day wuS celehr: ted today. Col.
John X. Fellows. whose cloquence is as
much appreciated here as in New York.
and Chauncey NJ. Depew, whose voice
and presence is known to every fair Wis
itor, We're among the orators. There was
!, big parade during the day. In the
parade We're the Old Guard of New York,
the First regiment. ]. n. g.. the Chicago
Hussars and the Sons of New York in
this city. Gen. Miles and his staff re-
crivcd the procession. and as it passed
he presented the First regiment with a
sci of colors. With Gen. Miles We're
these staff officers: Col. Willisden, Col.
Cardee, Col. Hoylc. Maj. Dillman. Maj.
Phatts. Maj. Wheeler. Capt. Higgins,
Capt. Maus. Capt. Michler and Capt.
Lee. Gen. Wheeler was also present and
participated in the proceedings. At $50
a parade of floats will be seen. 1t is in
tended to use a dozen or more Of the
handsomest floats used on Chicago day.
An illumination of all the buildings ON
the grounds will wind up the celebration.
Battery d will fire 4 national salute in
honor of the day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
NEu, CAPITOL SITE.

ST. Paul, Oct Notwithstanding the
many difficulties with which the capitol
commission has had to contend ever since
it first entertained proposals for the new
capitol site. it has already succeeded IN
practically closing for The tract OF abont
eight acres kIt WI popularity as the Wahl-
sha street site, ut a cost of S26,o'o.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the COM
mission met in the governors room nc
the capitol and remained in session until
o'clock before the matter was thaiiy
disposed IF. The prime object OF the
conn ission was to consider Il proposition
made by Il majority Of the property own
CTS Of the IT.: ct, which is that bounded
by University, Park. Aurora avenues ard
Cedar street. togtt Their with Il triangular
piece BOIL ded ty Aurora on the north
and extending south to Waba>lia street
and Central avenue to Il point about sew
cnty-tive feet northeast of the corner of
Waba:ha and Central. 1t does rot il
clude block &. bu; is the greater part Of
..nr of the orl=i':ll offers made at the
time the commission opened sealed pro-
posals, June IS. At that time the cost
Of the entire trac, figured S4SO.ON. The
commission has since determined that 1t
did .,ot require block +.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
We'd cslIny. oct. ~.

Valley City dealers will give Lchigh
coal Il trial this winter.
Nearly 800 people have gotten religion
from EvangeliS, Davidson AT Grand
Forks
Rev. T. J. Reeves Of Michigan City
succeeds Rev Beer as pastor Ut the
Bismarck Methodist church
At Sanborn Brakeman Ed Edwards
WAS shot by Il hobo. but not seriously
injured. The gang was arrested ut
North Valley City. one hobo being shot
in the face and Policeman Gale badly
beaten on the head with Il revolver.
MrHrS' motion to 4la>h The indict-
ms nj in the United States court III Far
go has been ovorruicd. and h" has
pleaded not guilty.
Lars jacobson II Rarnc$ county man.
has something besides wheat to sell this
fall He sold two loads Of flax for
S.: the other day. His flax crop went
nine bushels TO the acre.
Penbina county schools got SLID
in one lump the other day. The liquor
sellers sentenced at the lt-1 term Of
rolr, All paid their fines.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Seeding Rich Soil.

As an almost invariable rule. the rich
est soil needs the heaviest seeding. We
have been told that the small grains
arc an exception to this. as on rich soil
tn plant tillers, 50 that a light seeding
will produce large number of stalks.
But the exception is not so real as
it seems. The thin seeding may grow
so vigorously as to send up Il large
number Of shoots and fairly cover the
ground But this more vigorous grown
is accompanied by excess Of leaf and
weakness of straw, which prevent the
grain from filling as it should.
We can sec this occasionally where
single grains of oats are dropped in
culti> ating corn or potatoes. The crop
is sure to rust and be worth very little
either for straw or grain. On the
other hand. Il TOO heavy seeding Of small
grain on poor land cannot fill out large,
plump heads Of grain. The cr0wding,
which is Il benefit on rich soil. is there
most injurious. Even in planting pota
toes. Il rich soil requires that the hills
be close enough together so that the
potatoes shall not be ovcrgr0wn. while
in poor soil single eyes with hills three
feet apart will give more marketable
tubcrs than will a heavy seeding
American CultiyatOr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Tuesday, Oct. II.

Dick kingmHn Of JIillSboro had forty
acres Of corn this season that maturcd
before frost. and was profitable crop.
yielding about forty bushels 10 the
acre.
While shipping ll!..hrr from the mill
at I'raZrc. a kit Of burglars tools was
found. supposed to belong to Lyons. a
man now in Jail at Fergus Falls,
charged with robhing Il Northern Pa
eli" train in June at New York Mills.
Winfield Baldwin. a jamestown drug
giSt. has been hold to the district court
in $500 bonds on Il charge Of selling
liquor outside the prescribed limits of
the prohibition law relating to drug
giStS
Mons Lomcn Il farmer living twelve
miles from Mayvillr. took some mcdi-
cine containing Il lArg" quantity of
rhlOrofurm He sank into Il StupOr
from which he never arose. death com
ing after a few hours.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Monday. Oct. 16.

Cornelius Gormal. one of the bonds
men Of Forest River blind piggcr. has
been indicted for forgery.
Three Northwood blind piggers were
fined SD each in the United States
court for not posting their licenses.
Charles Odell. Il printer from Winni-
peg. is under arrest at Grand Forks for
forgery.
The first day The Darlington State
bank was opened it took in over $1,000
in deposits.
+. A. Blood. one of Ransom county $
prosperous farmers died suddenly. pre-
slmahl!' from heart trouble.
The J Il y train struck broken rail
near New Rockford and the passenger
coaches were thrown from the track.
Nineteen persons were injured. but
none seriously.
There is some excitement reported at
AbcrcrUmbio. LAST Friday Calvin ID.
Cole, Il farmer living near that place,
left for Wahpc1On with Il stranger 10
buy some cattle and has no, been heard
Of since. Foul play IS feared.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
JUMPED FROM 4 TRAIN.

Pine City. MINI. Oct. 21.--Chail Dc
lany, 4 halt-brr,M prisoner in charge of
Coz. Shccian. UnifrI States marshal,
jumped the limited train on the st. Paul
L. Duluth rUal ar,n.t Il mile and Il half
below town and escaped to the woods.
The train va: running thirty miles en-
hour. Tho ilI*r!,'r WAS live feet seven
OF eight riches tall. wci@hr about 1GQ.
dressed iii a rtw black coat. Old SLOUGH
hat and feet rla,! III mcrras:i.s. hair
black, cut .,tn:':. He had :, look like q
Ehinaman. Hc mad Il boil un fare hear
month. H.. WAS held 70: assault with
intent to kill Col. Shecliaa ..:i..r> :.
liberal reward for his ares: au! dcte1-
ton. or for his delivery to the Critcti
States marshal 1T 81. Paul. 4 .orce of
men is now out securing ,ilu wco.s for
lis recapt;:re Tho prisone. VAS hand
"uticd Hhci h. ;H:l;led from :i,! train
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Sunday, Oct. 10.

School lands in Walsh county have
been sold to the amount Of S23t.OOO.
A Grafton man has written over
$4,000 accident insurance in the past
two years.
North Dakota people residing along
the line Of the 500 are agitating for pos
tai service.
Baldwin. the jamestown druggist. has
been held to answer for Il violation of
the prohibition law.
The old settlers Of the Red river val
ley will hold Il reunion ut Breckenridge
in December
4 public meeting has been called in
Fargo TO decide upon how to cNtcrmin-
ate the Russian cactus.
Rev. Pike. one of the leading preach
crs in Fargo. has accepted professor
ship in the University of Chicago.
Abdallah. valuable trotter, was run
over and killed recently by Il Great
Northern train ut Inkstcr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
RI,STLEES ROB THE SOLDIERS

Chumbcrlain. 5. D, Oct. 21. - So1nr
days ago a number of condemned cavalry
horses were sold at auction at Fort
Meade. 1t IS now reported that a night
or two after the s: L. three of the con-
hcmned horses that had been purcha scd
for the Indians of Troop l.. and four
brcvcs. also belonging to members Of
ibis troop. were stolen from Il corral
near the carp Of the Indian soldiers
The bars had been cut 3nd the animals
rim off dl ring the light. Parties are
out securing the country for the thieves,
ard Lieut.. Byron, the con nandng Of
'icer Of the ire op, promises to make things
very interesting for the rustl,rs ii
caught
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
4uiZZfcnl Great Men.

Daniel Webster was one Of the great
men who liked to make remarks Of !,
character intended to puzzle simple
minds. Stopping one day at a country
inn to dinner on his way to Marsh
field. he was asked by the hostess if
he usually had :. S'o'. appetite.
Madam" answered Webster. Il
Sc mctimcS cat more than | do ut other
Times; but E"vcr less
The inli;,hi:;.LtS of til" village where
this PROFOUND tiim'rniriSm was uttered
Lave probably beef. Il, work ever since
trying t" comprehend lis exact pulport
Rev. Henry Ward R"rchrr is said to
have brought about :: 8r"a! ovcrhaulinG
of Bibles and cDncOl1lancu> by remark
ing. at several hotel AID boarding
house tables where he had taken q
chance and indifferent meal. that I'VE
should eat what is set before us with
fear and trembling. fer conscience
sale;" and many persons We're, nc
doubt, greatly delighted TO learn that
they had caught IL great divine in 9
misquotation Of Scripture.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
WORK OLE WHITE CAPS.

Little Rock. Ark. Oct. 21.-A cotton
gin belonging to j. II. Medlock, five
miles south of Stephens, Ark, together
with small quantity Of cotton, was
burned TO the ground last riyht. The
fire is supposed to be the work of White
C"ps. Although the gin had not been
posted word has been sent throughout
the country that ii einncrs persisted in
running their gins before cotton rea ched
10 cents per pouEd, the torch would be
applied. Ginncrs in the vicinity of
Stephens are greatly excited and NEST
If the gins viii close down for the pres
ent. \ White Cap notice has been post
Ell or the gin Of J. i. Mum OF Polcaw,
.ark.. w:rning liiin to shut down under
penalty Of the torch.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
HANGED FOR HIS CRIME
THOMPSON, THE SOUTH DAKOTA
MURDERER. EXECUTED.
drop Me Quick" He Commands. and
In a TwInklinE All IL Over, His
Neck Being Broken by the Fall
y and Life In Soon Extinct.

Dc Smct. S d.. Oct 21.,-Au prepara-
tons having been made. at 1:25 o'clock
Sheriff Richardson adjusted the black cap
aud Nathaniel X. Thompson swung iIto
eternity. He remained firm to the last,
running lightly up the steps to the gal
lows and accepting spiritual consolation
from the minister present. After twenty
one minutes the physician declared life
extinct and the body was cut down.
There was not movement of L muscle
after the drop fell. A large crowd of
people was in town. but no manifestations
of disorder were made. More but the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

privileged few allowed by law were adj
ni1tcd. Until the drop fell. Thompson's
f'al words were: Pray for me.
am ready: d1op ne quick But fifteen
minutes We're taken for the trip from
the jail and the execution. There was
not Il hitch in the entire proceedings.
Sheriff Richardso:. was assisted by Shcr-
ilf Collins of Clark county. Great
praise is heard for such an orderly and
prompt execution.
Thompson killed Mrs. John Brittnn on
the morning of July 1. 1892. Mrs.
Thompson had secured divorce and was
staying with Mrs. Erit,"n. Th1nESon
wanted hor 10 go home with him and
tried to kill her when Mrs. Britlon
stepped between them and WAS stabbed
10 death.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
MAEDE VENT ASTRAI.

Mir reapolis, Oct. 21.--A Rice Lake
f.:rmer was in the city yesterday looking
fer his runaway daughter, whose name is
MHu1r. He spent the greater portion of
the evening pacing up ar:d down Washing
ton avenue, looking carefully at every
girl who passed. He thinks she has r'il
.,way with a young man of Minneapolis,
bu' the Young ma denies all knowledge
of her whereabouts. The old man is con-
WINGED that he is being deceived, and that
she is with this youth. who spent a por-
iio!. If the Sulunlrr 1t Rice Lake.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
SUFFERING, THE STRIP.

Guthrie Gkia. oct. 21.-Evcry town in
the territory is filling up with people
from the Cherokee strip, who come in
hungry, cold and without Il cent Of
money. Thet are all willing to work,
but the crowd is SO great there is no
work for them. and those who will not
beg are suffering from hunger. At Per-
~ Oscar kessler, from C.lumblls Ohio.
WAS found nearly dead from hunger and
exposure. and was seat to his home.
Numbers of other men who are sick and
icrnless are being cared for by chari.:t
Die institutions
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
mcnt land. Turcott was taken to Fargo

mrnt land Turcott was taken to Fargo
for trial.
Alex Mckenzie of Bismarck and Hen
ry Stanton of New York have been
made receivers of the Duluth & Mani
toba branch Of the Norehern Pacific,
in addition to the other branches re-
Gently placed under their control.
J. f. Roundtree of Bloom brought a
specimen of Russian cactus into James
town to show Supt. Wilson and to ask
that the cactus on the right Of way and
embankmcnt of the Northern Pacific,
between Bloom and that city. be de-
Stroyed. This Mr.. Wilson readily agreed
to. and accordingly issued orders to
have the section men gather and de-
Stroy the weeds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
BURNS. ITSELF OFT

Henry. $. d.. Oct. 21.-!'ire last cvcr.-
ing destroyed large brick block cnnt:in-
ing Erctt. Baker 4 Co.'S general r:,r-
chandise establishment and the Peoples
bank. Tic Barrett house, Oh an adjoin-
ing loi. was also burned. Tine goods aud
hotel furniture wcr" mostly saved. The
lirr WAS discovered in the cellar nf tie
Store when beyond control lis orisil. %,
unknown. Th" lack ii organization and
:hc ~ arci,r Of water left the fire to burn
iisrli cut. The loss il, ahont $1,000 par
tail: Insured The buildings will be re-
butt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
A SN AXE F ARM.
Two Persons Who Made Il Success
Ii,

Forty miles southwest OF Springfield,
No, says an exchange. Don Allen and
his wife, Laura Lilo, Il Mexican snake
rharmer. have their snake farm. Every
season Allen and his wife visit Arkan-
Sas and Texas and gather the snakes
They will lot tell how they capture
them. but never fail to return to the
farm with gcoGly collection. This
simmer they went up the Arkansas
river with go live fellows.
The snakes are of the most venom
Gus kind and Of various species and
sizes, frcn the tiny adder to the big
Gcst rattlcsnakc. In the last lot are a
copper iawcd python, a very rare speci-
men. which is destined for the Smith
sonan institution, and Il cannibal snake
which is almost as rare. The king Of
the lot, however, is Il pet black fellow,
whose mission is to hunt rattlosllakes
and run them out of their denS. This
snake is named Dan. and is as docile
as /; dog The scrpcnts are put to
various uses after being taken to the
farm. Many are sold 10 museums. 9TH
crs boiled down for oil. and a large
profit is also made from the venom
Of the moccasins and rattlesnakes
which is used in making poison, for
which there is large sale in Mexico.
The serpent queen. who handles the
reptiles. is frequently bitten. but uses
a remedy Of her own making, which
kills the poison almost instantly. Allen
and his wife have shipped several car
goes TO the farm. and one lot of 12J
was recently lost by the sinking Of their
boat in the Arkansas river
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
IN A DISSENTING ROOM.

Kansas City. oct. 21.--Thc negro pop
nlation Of Kansas City, Kan, has been
wrought up t. a high state Of excite
1nvnt by the liniin= Of the bodies of
James Miller and Richard Barnett. col
cred boys of that city who were killed
in wreck lear Pavico. Kan. in The
dissccting room of the Kansas medical
college 1t Topeka. They threaten to
take legal action against til. college.
The bodies had been secured by medical
students soon after the wreck occurred
and We're taken to their college where
they were found by the boys relatives:
and officers only after protractcl
search
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Friday. Oct. 20.

Fire 1T Crystal destroyed the estab-
lishmrnts of 4. +. Appleton. Mrs. NJ.
Wright. j. S. Phair. DIR. Sntcr. Weix g.
Holiday and the Odd Fellows and Ma
Sons. Loss, $500; insurance, $500.
Thomas Reilly. for the past seventeen
years night yardmaster Of the NOrehern
Pacific ut Bismarck. was struck by u
freight engine and received injuries
that will probably prove fatal.
Deputy Marshal Hurst arrested Eu-
gene Turcott Of St. John upon the
charge of cutting timber from govern
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

One Of RusSias ironcladS has foun-
dcrcd at sea. Following 50 closely upon
the disasters to British and Italian Yes
sells Of the same class, this wreck would
seem to emphasize the necessity of
keeping the war vessels of the present
day as far from deep water as possible.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

King Humbcrt Of l,ay has offered
Bismarck Il castle in which to spend his
last days. Bismarck patriotic 1radi-
tons would not permit Of his accept.
ance Of the kind offer, but it was none
the less considrratc OF Humbcrl to ten
der the hOEor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

Those Brazilian revolu,ioniSts evident
ly patterned after the United States
senate. They wasted Il lot Of ammuni-
ton and an immense amount Of time,
kept everybody on the tiptoc Of expect
ancy and then accomplished nothing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
LANGDON, NORTH DAKOTA.

A Greek army was composed OF the
hoplitae. or heavy armed infantry; the
thetes. or light infantry; an intermedi-
ate class, the peltastae and bodies of
mercenary singers and bowmen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

Kerosene Oil is rapidly growing in
favor as cheap illuminant in China.
The consumption, which was S.2J 900
gallons in 1892. had risen to 43.34S 900
eagerly drink lemon extract and SINH
was imported from America and 20 per
cent from Russia.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The Russian Jews who are expelled
from Siberia will be congratulated in
stead Of commiScrateI by the average
pc rScn. because of the mistaken idea
for criminals.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
E.tNkEES INDICTED.

F;:=". y. D.. Oct. 21.-The grand jury
Which has been in session here for several
days has found il lictIEents against the
lAr! d.. the jamestown bankers who
failed some time ago. There are Scv-
cral counts in the ii.hirlnicn; :i::ains, !h..il
charging them VIII cnlrZ.l",nrn, and
u.isaFpropi'iation and White ne exact
amount cannot be- l.arirl il j.. under
stood TO be over Slnn,tSM
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The sovereign of IL little Greek island
during the middle ages styled himself:
The Protector Of Religion, whose
Fame is Infinite; who Exceeds the Sun
the Moon, the I'neXpanded Buds. the
Stars, the Jewels: whose Feet are Rs
fragrant to the Noses Of Other Kings
as Flowers to Bees: the most Nobl,
Patron, the God Of CUSTOM
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The Chinese doctors lot is not wholly
a happy one. -Four members Of the I'm
pcrial College Of Physicians at Pckin
failed recently to make ii proper dag
nosis Of the emperor's indisposition and
We're punished by being fined a years
salary
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

William Waldorf Aston is going 20
build the finest hotel iE the world il,
London. If he we're anybody bnt all
Aston predictions Of speedy financial
collapse would be warranted for he has
now. But '.AstOr" is only another
name for Midas" as everybody knows.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The fiintlock was invented about 1910
and before the end Of the century was
in general use. Firing. however, was
still very slow, and rarely more than
der in the course Of Il day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
MADE MAN AND WIFE.

Bookings, $. d.. Oct. IA very
pleasant social evei.e took place in this
village Tuesday even il g, Whereby Newton
Carnine and Miss Matte barrow wcr,.
made man and wife. The wedding cere.
mony was followed by reception to
which $50 guests We're invited.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

Rhodes is considered by some histor-
ianS as extremely doubtful. There is
no evidence that the ;,ncicntS were able
must have entered into its composition.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Among the degenerate Romans fro

Among the degenerate Romans from
A D. 100 to A y. 800 titles were
graded with almost mathematical OK
actness, and men Of different Socia:
rank insisted On being addressed as
Illustres, Spcctablcs. ClarisSm, Per.
fectissini, Egrcgii, and SO on, accord
ing to their position.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The WoElan's journal objects TO ST
much homage being paid TO Christopher
Columbus at this time. when not a word
is said about his wife. Sure enough:
Mrs. Columbus has been overlooked
But, by the way who WAS Mrs Chris.
and what did she do that She should be
remembered:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

Is it not true that the major portion
Of your profit comes from IL compare
lively small area of the farm? Don't
you work some fields that pay nothing
that are even n drain upon the profit
that comes from the balance of the
land? Then why not reduce your acre
age until you can till every foot Of it
in manner that you till that which
brings the profit!
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The kings Of Sardinia formerly do
scribed themselves as by the grace Of
God, King Of Sardinia of 'Francr,
Spain, and England. Of Italy and Jelll-
salem, Of Greece and Alexandria, OF
Hamburg and Sicily. Ruler of the Mid
way Sea. Masters Of the Deep King.
Of the Earth, Protectors Of the Holy
Land
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

Some Of the bcrkecpcr> III Skagit
county, Washington. will take 100
pounds from each Of quite Il number of
colonies this season. This means $40
per swarm, gross. which is regarded as
better than 100 pc: cent interest Oh the
investment
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26

The Massachusetts divinity student
who is stranded ut Denver, whittier he
went absolutely without funds to meet
a mythical wealthy widow whom
jokers had married to him by mail
deserves little sympathy. A man study
ing for the ministry ought to have i
higher vi of the solemnity Of mar
ri age.