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1T is not whatIts proprietors say but what Hoods
Sarsaparilla does that tells the story of its crit
Hoods Sarsaparllla cures when all other medicines
fail.
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ATCrIoN sATFS TO-DAY

TvRNlTrBE.-By NJ. J. Simmons at 1857 Market
Ct. al 4 clock
FUBvI7 UBE.-By 5. Basch, at 3I9 Suffer St
al II o'clock.
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SLIGHTLY damaged ornaments very cheap
during orr annual clearance sale at Nathan.
DohrmanD & Co.'S. 122-132 Suffer street, below
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To stimulate the appetite and secure good diges
ton. use Angostura Bitters. Sole manufacturers
DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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MEATHER PREpEcrloNs.

Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Mi night "Wednesday.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
kGN FRANCIsCo February !. 1881
san Francisco and vicinity-C oudy weather with
occasional rains stationary temperature; soBthery
wIuds. T. T JEN FlINs Local Forecast Official
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"sPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" is ahead
OF them al.
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits. soc h. In Japanese
baskets. Iownsend's. G27 Marker street.
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TT5F EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALI.

- Toter building, New York City, isprovided with
fitei California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
ttItIiIk rates and sample COPIES furnished.
L K MISCH Manager
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Dated February 7. A.D. lsss
- BY f. r. CAS- ERLY. Deputy Clerk
X. A CROTHERS, Attorney for Petitioner.
70 tse

NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TBE
~ California and Northsastern Railroad ComDany.
1a.soe - hereby gwen That la pursuance OF
Iution OF She board OF Directors OF California
and Northeastern Railroad CompanT unanimously
adopted AT meeting OF said Board of Directors
uuiy anu regularly held al the Office OF said COM
pany 10 the city and county OF San Francisco State
OF California. on the 2Sth day OF November Is ~ A
special meeting OF this stockholders Of the sata al
norma and Northeastern Railroad Company WIN be-
held at the Office of tie company in room in thar
certain building known Number Ii Sansome
Strcet, IN the city ana county OF San Francisco an
the state OF California (the same being the nri,,c
pal place or business OF the said corporattoD ana
oelng the place or building where the Board Of
DiTeStoIS OF SAID corporation usually mect) on
THURSDAY, the I'd day of March iSe3 at tha
hour OF O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF taking
INTO consideration and acting upon the proposfffon
70 issue bonds of said corporation in Inc sSr, -,
Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars the navrterI -
t tne same 90 DC scared by mortgage. or deed Of
tIust OF certain OF the properties of said compapv
Tor the purpose of providing means to nav N ~,
indeDt dneSS TO be incurred in the purchase CON
ti anu equlpmsnt OF certain OF the lines OF
fornia NV S'"'e u O'iE
Dated the 2sth day of December, 1899
Secretary of the California and Nort6sastern Rail-
road Company. deg iOt IN
DEPARTMENT NO. g. PROBATE. IN THE SUI
q, peflor Court in aud for the city aud county OF
san francisco, State or California
~ In IN me matter OF the estate of CHARLES C. cor
TER. deceased. -
Notice Is hereby gwen that MONDAY. tha 18Th
Jay OF February, A. ID. 1893, at 10 o'ciocS A NJ of
SAID day. aud the courtroom OF Department No q
said court, at the new City Hail IN the city aad
been appointed as the tlfe and place for nroyipC
the VIII or said CHARLES C. COTTER dereasad
a N.Y. OF nearing The application OF BELLEM COT
mentsry. - ''S 'eS'S
Dated February 2, 1898
lSealI NJ c. HALEY Clsrk
BY Jos. l. TwoHIa Deputy Clerk
E. j. & j. Ii. MOORE ATTORNEYS for Petitton@r
'i-'e montgomery block. San Francisco. Cal. LOT
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPAR MENT NO. 9, P RoBATE-IN THE SUP.
- error Court, in and for the City and County OF
san FRANCISCO, state of California in ths matter OF
tDs eState or bORiNG PICK ERING. deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that FRIDAY. the 24th day
OF FEBRUARY. a ID. 1898, at 10 O'Clock A. ~ Of
salu haY' ana the courtroom OF Department No
OF said court, at the new city Hall in the CRY and
county OF Stn Francesca state of California have
oeeh appointed as the time and place for proving the
win OF sara LOhIAG PICKERING. deceased and
Ior nearing the application OF ROSE A. C. PICKER
tarv
Dated February :. A. D 1898
NJ. @. HALEY Clerk
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NOTICE OF MEErrNGs-coNTrNUED.


EP Stockholders' Meeting - Notice Is
@~S hereby given that the anpual meeting of the
stockholders OF the North Pacific Coast Railroad
Company Will be held at the Office of the company
IA Sansome ST., San Francisco, on MONDAY. Feb
TuaTy l3, 1898. commencing at the hour OF IL A. NJ,
for the purpose OF eleetlng directors TO serve for
the current year. aud traEsacting such other bust
ness nc may properly come before the meeting.
ja2S I'd +. Il. LATHAM. Secretary.
re- EodgerOoms to Let; Also Clubrooms.
ES>S elegantly furnished at - and IA the price Of
others. Grand opera Hail, 1877 Mission ST. fe2 l5t"
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PERSONALS.


ngY WIFE MARY ROBERTS, HAVING LEF I
III nv bed and board without Just cause. will
be responsiblefor any debts contracted W be 3.
~
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FIrrA Mince Pies. SWANS. 2ls Suffer stree
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FOUND.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUG DOG: OWNER
1 can have same by paying EXPENSES and urov.ug
ownership. Sc cor. Br0derick aud MeAlliS5er
streets fec Sts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DENTISTS.

"a ANTED GOOD SECOND HAND FOOT
" lathe give dimensions and price. Address A.
B., box 81. Call Branch Once feS 81
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I OST-TUESDAY FORENOON, BLACK SILK
j. umbrella. beaded bone RAG handle; Valencia
O'Farren or California st. cars. boat or OAK and
train Liberal reward If returned TO A. CARLISLE
& CO., AT Montgomery ST.. $. +. fec 2ts
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GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN RANK
- o3S hearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest. oc4 n
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| oST-A PASsBooK WITH THE HIBERNIA
- savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco, in
the name OF MISS IDA DROSSELL No l77.77O
The finder Will please return to bank. feS 5tS
| OST-RETURN THE DoYE-CoLORED OVER
- coat taken from CoTay's court last Friday 10
61O Montgomery st. ana be rewarded. fs7 ST.
T OSr-A BUNDLE OF RESTAURANT LINN
- BET Seventh and Seventeenth SITS. on MlssIoa
$iO reward Tor returning 10 Model Laundry, S3
Cherry St res ats
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DR T. n. IGLEHART HAS REMOVED HIS
II once TO 7I3 Suffer st. fe2 limo
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7 oST-A YOUNG YELLOW MASTIFF PUP
- round collar or rope and chain, from 7U3 O'Far.
rell ST. Liberal reward fs92
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PROPERTY WANTED.

~ ANTED-PJECE OF IMPROVED CITY PROP
" erry; value about $50 900 S25 900: will as
sumo mortgage OF $4,000 and give good property
ia exchange unincumbered. Address l.. f. Gill
MORE 226 ELI. st. fe9 As
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LOST.

7 OST-CER TIFICATE OF DEPOSIT On FIRST
- National Bank, Spokane, Wash. for $50 name
I. G. CoRCORAN. Liberal reward at this Office 9 IS
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CHRfSTIAN YOUNG MAN GERMAN WISHES
" some kind of good and steady employment: city
country. Address A f., box 145, Call Branch
ONCE fe8 3t*
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DREssMAKERS.

y dresS-euttiDg: genuine tailor system: call and
investigate. l03 DOnOhOe building. iaSl II
DRESSMAKING PARLOI;s AT 9SI1S HOWARD
~ terms reasonable perfect fit guaranteed. te2 3m
107 POW ELL - HANDSOME-FITTING SUITS
~ = from So up goods, everything found, from
Sl2 Up and made in "a hours fit >uarsnteeI jalS If
MRS. Keller. II9 STOCKTON ST: SUITS
"! So 80 M: stylishy dFaDed; ct guaranteed fl2st
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A DyiCE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
a specially, marriages annulled; private quiet
probate COLLECTIONS. iiens damases etc; no ehaEgs
unless successful: practice all courts; 10 yrs. q. w
HOWE, atty. $50 Market ST. cor. otOckton. suIt'
ADDRESSING AND MANlCURlNG; HAIR
ii dresqed CSC: pupils taken in; oPeH Sunda,s
p NJ FAUST " MCMILLAN. lO4 POWELL te9 I'm
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Il }. W. DARRAGH, 3llls BRYANT st, +; reward.
I oST-BRowN POODLE WITH DARK EARS
~ and tail: name lie. Return 10 42O suffer st
and receive reward taS 3rs
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J0T STOCKTON sT.-PORK TENDBRLOINS
1Ot every day; tomato sausages a speciality; our
club sausage and frsnkfurters cannot be surpassed
overland lunches put up. ja24 In
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
The Artfulness of the Ant.

Like many other insects, the ant is
very fond of sugar, to obtain which it
employs a skill that is almost incredi-
BILE. An observer thought he had pro-
tected his sugar basin from the atten-
tons of number of ants by placing it
in the center of the vessel full of
water. To his amazement, however,
he found that they got at the sugar by
climbing up the wall of the room to
the part of the ceiling that was just
over the basin. From this spot they
allowed themselves to fall among the
sugar. Several that were carried by
the draught past the bowl fell into the
surrounding water, and would all
have been drowned but for their
mates, who succeeded in rescuing
them. The truth of this singular
occurrence is vouched for by the wit
ness of it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
PTTHY PENCILINGS
Picked. Pointed and Preserved
For Reading by Regular
Correspondents.
OLGA.

Rev. Iurcottu is having his house
built.
Road COMMISSIONER Beauchamp was in
Langdon Monday.
The sis. assistant postmaster made
trip to Walhalla Monday. llisret'lrn
to this city resulted i'll j. IS. Ch&le 5
having lor sale lir oe,t liour i'll the
market.
Jas. Bradys genial phiZ surprised
his friends and acquaintance in tins
Vicinity by unexpectedly appearing IL
the midst last Saturday when he Was
supposed to he enjoying the atmos'
rhere OF British Columbia.
Their" was seven Of the comfy peda'
corros III the city last week. one OF
whom lu-t 4 'ptttr: we VIII give II tc
Won next Wec}; If the owner does not
call for If. We will also tell You the
fun we ha0 on tue Fourth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
UNLUCkY THIRTEEN.

1t Wasn't the Toughness of the Beef,
But Its Associations.
He walked into the restaurant with
yearning, half famishcd look in his
eyes.
1t was not the finest restaurant in
the city, but he seemed oblivious of
the fact as he eagerly scanned the bill
of fare.
''Bring me some mutton chops" he
said to the obsequious waiter.
81 can't jcs' recommend de chops,
sah," replied the waiter.
'Why not?'
"Cause dey's all gone any more!"
''Then get me q beefsteak and be
quick about it!'
The beefsteak was demoralized-
looking specimen and of adamantine
consistency. The waiter watched him
gleefully as he hacked off a corner
and conveyed it to his mouth.
There was suppressed groan. Our
hero had broken a tooth in an ill-ad-
vised attempt at mastication.
''Is you superstitious, sah?" inquired
the waiter.
mo. Why do you ask?"
''Cause you is de thirteenth pusson
wot tried to eat dat erdentical piece of
beefsteak, and none of 'em couldn't
do nuthin' wild it. I knowd sumfn'
were agvine to happen, shuah!"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06

Last summer ! was taken with a
panied with a wonderful diarrhna.
Soon after my wiie's sister: who lives
with US. Was taken in the same way.
We used almost everything without
benefit. Then said let us use Cham
herlains collie. cholera and diarrhTa
remedy. which we did and that cured
us right away. l think much Of it, as
1t did for me what it was recommend
ed to do. John HrrtZler, Bethel. Berks
county. Pa. % and 50 cents bottle at
Nick McGruer's. Langdon. \. d.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
NOT ICE. .
To Whom it MUU Concern:

~ WNOm IL Muu CUUCOfH.
pursuant to the provisions dissection
10, Chapter l22 Of the Session Laws of
1890. the Commissioners of Railroads
of the State of North Dakota will make
their annual visit to the stations and
inspection Of the lines of the Great
Northern Railroadand branches, to-
wit:
Fargo, 1Iarwood. Argusville, Gard
ner. and Grandin in the county of
Cass: Kelso Hillsboro, Cummings and
Buxton in the county Of Trail: Rey-
nolds, Thompson, Grand Forks and
Marvel in the county of Grand Forks;
Ardock, Mimic and Grafton in the
county of Walsh; Crystal and Cavalier
in the county Of Pembina; Auburn in
the county of Walsh: St. Thomas,
Glasston, Hamilton, Bathgate and
Neche in the county of Pembina, on
the 18th day of July,
Ojata: Emerald. Arvilla and Lari-
more in the county Of Grand Forks;
Langdon, Osnabrock and Milton in the
county of Cavalier; Edinburg, Park
River and Conway in the county of
Walsh: Inkster, Orr, McCanna and
Niagara in the county of Grand Forks;
Petersburg, Michigan City, Mapes and
Lakota in the county of Nelson; Bart
lett andCrary in the county of Ramsey,
on the 18th day of July.
PETER CAMERON,
FINLAY GRANT, Chairman.
Secretary. 1913
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
roP-sroRY KlrcHENe.

Servants Object to Them and Cos
quently They Must Go.
The plan of building houses with
kitchens at the top, however advan-
tageous 1t maybe in keeping unsavory
odors from the rest of the house, is
not likely to become general in Wash
ington.
When the Metropolitan club was
built some six or eight years agG,is
was the first building in town of any
size to have the top floor given over to
the uses of kitchen. 1.-THE time the
subject was discussed pro and con, and
many prophesied that the new idea
would be generally followed.
Time has proved the fallacy of those
predictions. as the buildings which
have since been constructed on a SINH
lar plan are few and far between,
while in private houses there are no
kitchens on the top floor, except in the
handsome brown-stone residence
erected by ex-senator Palmer.
Last winter the property was leased
by secretary and Mrs. El!lins. who,
though otherwise pleased with the
pleasant. sunny house, experienced no
end of trouble because the kitchens
are on the top floor.
The servants object, as they are cut
off from all Intercourse with their
| friends, who remain away rather than
mount so many flights Of stairs.
A. the Metropolitan club the cooks,
with their white caps and aprons, pre-
sent a most attractive appearance dur
| ing warm afternoons, when asselnhicc
Tor chat in the balconies under the
! caves
Whatever may be said for or against
kitchens in that portion of the house
they will certainly never be popular
with the majority of servants who dc
notrelish the opportunity thus afford
ed for looking down on humanity il
general.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06

lone of my customers came in to-
day and asked me for the best cough
medicine 1 had" says Lew Young, a
prominent druggist of Newman Grove,
Neb., ''of course I showed him Cham
berlain's cough remedy and he did not
ask to see any other, have meyer yet
sold medicine that would loosen and
relieve severe cold so quickly as that
remedy does. Ihave sold four dozen
Of it within the last sixty days and do
not know of a single case where it fail
ed to give sthe most perfect satisfac-
ton" so cent bottles for sale by Nick
McGruer, Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
A CURE FOR RHEU M ATlSM NJ.
It Wasn't intended as Such and Was ::
Caution to tho Patient.

1t Wasn't Intended as Such and Was
Caution to tho Patient.
Talk about sick men in a hotel,
said veteran hotel clerk. 'Let me
tell YOU of an experience we had with
a fellow not long ago. He came to the
house all right, but he took heavy
cold, and it seemed to go into sort OF
rheumatism and settled in his Shout
dcrs. The poor follow suffered awfully.
and couldn't lift his hand to save his
life He sent for Il doctor, and. of
course, got Il prescription which didn't
do him particle of good. One of the
bell-boys heard that witch-hazel was
a good thing, and seeing bottle Of
it in one of the rooms, brought it
in to the sick man. The fellow was glad
enough to try anything, and the bell boy
rubbed him with it manfully. About
two hours after rubbing the sick man
felt the thing begin to burn, and word
soon came to the office that he felt as
| if he were all afrc. | went up and
found him in awful pain. l asked him
the cause of it, and he pointed
to the witch hazel bottle. l looked at
it and found that it was an old bottle
filled with furniture polish. There
was state Of things. Finally the fel'
low in his pain, commenced to liml
! about the room. ana as ne ulCt SO ut
would throw his arms over his head
In about an hours time the burning
stopped, and his rheumatism was
gone. He had few blstcrs to take
care Of but he was SO glad to get the
use of his arms that he never made 9
kick. Funny cure, wasn't it?'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06

Landgon Mercantile Co. for Jail
supplies o6 ~
John Cline for cleaning Jail so
John f. TruaX for Clerk of Court
fees W 10
J. J. Reilly for salary Co. Physic
ian % %
f. J. Evens for tlraying 8 so
Geo. D. Barnard 4 Co. supplies
for $l$6.0O allowed at l02 20
Walker Bros for supplies for
$4,000 allowed at loS 90
". II. Row for goods z: 8 90
Frank Moran for office railing
for Co. treasurer 90
W. H. Secknan for work 90
Chas. laugh for scrubbing and
cleaning a.: II 10
Hams I. EllCnson for goods to
manners 81 90
James Loyner Tor work 95 GO
Ole l.. Stave for Keeping naiver-
son '>jnvald' ll2 90
| Justice report Of ID. A. Oakland was
examined and returned for correction.
The following bills We're audited and
allowed:
i, \. McCay services Co. com. So &c
John Gatschene services Co. com. Z &C
J. B. Beauchamp services Co. conn., sc
George Weir services Co. com. IS
W. II. Sbach services Co. com. 6 &C
J b. Deauchamp Tor goods to
pauncrS u II
There being no further business, the
board adjourned until Monday July
10th, ! O'Clock p. N.
(ATTESr:)
II. d. -ALLEIw, +. a. MCKAY,
Co. Auditor, Chairman
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
BEST ROUTE TO THE WORLDS FAIR

BEST ROUTE TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
Is via Minneapolis and st. Paul and
thence via the Northwestern line to
Chicago. Three fast trains daily as
follows:
Badger State express leaves Mime
apolis 7::2O, st. Paul S a. IN. daily:
arrive Milwaukee S, Chicago 9:35 p. m
Worlds Fair express leaves Mime
apolis every evening except Sunday S
IS. st. Paul 6:25, ard arrives Chicago
1:I5 next morning.
Northwestern limited leaves Mime
apolis 7:30, St. Paul STOP. m. daily ant
arrives Milwaukee next morning 7:3:
Chicago $3.50.
The Northwestern limited is thu
only train west of Chicago equipped
with understanding library coach
This coach is club room on wheels
furnished plush-covered easy chairs
writing material, all the latest period
Gals and has full equipment for serving
light refreshments. In fact, til
traveller is made as comfortable il
this coach as in the smoking room Q
the most fashionable club.
See that your agent, in selling 20
tickets Via Minneapolis and st. Pau
during the worlds fair, or at any othe
time. sells You tickets via the North
western line.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
COUNTY Commissioners Pro-
ce2ji2gs,
OifFI; AL.


r'f,. hoard Of ruUNtv commissioners !
al Cavalier county y. Oak. met in !
REGULAR uuartp r'y session at the Audi !
tor.s of,iso in l.anylon or Monday
Ju}y 3"I. :. D. l~@3 at O'Clock p.
NJ,
Mi the members Of tie DoHrt! were
present rs follows.
Z. \. NcCav. chairman.
J. b. Bra;lcAa.nr. commissioners.
Y. y. -,!sacl
George Nrir.
John t:atScheH" =
The minutes %: last meeting were
read and upon.;uoi:o,i approved.
The uc.isipn Glass; Mccarthy and
others. ,r.., ii.5 ;....;.; !; cu;>!;, road be
established along the Great Northern
railroad in Cavalier county was reject
ed same not being in proper form.
..-"r = "o ;:. 80, ..:;
W 'l'" t'i'l''' ~ ~ - po'i''on VIZ" Wv;
nv '',> % ''',-,.,.''' 49,; 49, y. ,I r
'i'i' ~ 6 1'',,'l go ~ ','',I' ~ 'o. 4:
ieso'Ne' ~ WV D'"'" way. ''~n pe e
'l''' """''' w ''','s','', w '''' ~ "D'S
.hs ~ SUN o''>' "Nl. W
- ~ " >-.',l a. ~ wv
'1'' 'i'i',''0'''i ',I''se ~ "''
A"0''" ~ ,'''''''' 'i>'i
Ci'pt''0 's''0o'''' ''' ~ "''''S e".' ~
"o''e ~ '..s0' q WI = ''4'S' Aohoi' ''' '''0
MA ra+ition of cooroa p,ssina+h-
,,-,ich+o on, o+,,o,y nr,,;n,r for an
,rrronr,+;on of sim, oo ~ 1,,;11 :,
1,,id,ra .ornsy r..rro.s crool- ,vos laid
AVN. f,,. frr+har i,fcrn,otion
1,ha nptition ri William Hinton and
o+1,arc 1r,,in,, ror IN concentration Of
.ooo oo 70 b,;7d hridao across tho
l;+t1a pap,bin, r;vor,ta roin+ known
.e svenson, & crossin,, in To,m TOWN.
shin was read and ,,non motion e70o M
was concentrated vibrant was ordered
"a ho 1,.,,,, IN f,,,or Conan; e;onor
sb,cb no to have s,,nervis;on over
CONTRA ctinr of said lridpp
Tho net;tion of y Rarraoer and
others nraviur for an .nnronrio+ion of
$40 90 to renoir hridca and road across
O,Br;eus coolie was allowed at $4,000
provided! that Loan township, opened
an equal amount, warrant to be drawn
in favor Of Commissioner Sbach, he to
have supervision over such expendi-
ture.
The following bills were audited
and allowed.
George Barcelo for postage. 50 s 40
w. T. Kessler for salary States
Attorney. 1872 50
Alex Charette for keeping one
Charette who was frozen last
winter for $l14.OO was allow
ed at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So 90
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
Tallahassee's street-Car System.

The street-car system of Tallahassee,
Fla, consisting of one car, is operated
by a negro and mule, both of whom
live only to please the people. If the
car happens to be going one way and
a passenger wants to go in an OBJ
posite direction he has only to say so
and the mule is Immediately ,hitched
to the other end and the car started
In the desired direction.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
DRUNKENNESS
Or Liquor Habit Cured at Home in
Ten Days BY Administering DR..
HaineS' Golden Specific.

1t can be given in a glass of beer, a
cup of coffee or tea, or in food, with
out the knowledge Of the patient. 1t
is absolutely harmless and will effect a
a permanent and speedy cure, whether
the patient is moderate drinker or an
alchoholic wreck. It has been given
in thousands of cases and in every in
stance a perfect cure has followed. 1t
never fails. The system impregnated
with the specific, it becomes an utter
impossibility for the liquor appetite to
exist. ures guaranteed. As page
book of particulars free. Address the
III n GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.,
-lSf' 1855 Race ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.