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Iyom De s.. LDuis Daily GIo5t- Dsmocrn'
81 can see where great good can be done IN
imparting correct information bout the bank:
ing business to people who are not In 1t.
had considerable experience in our State wit h
people who have mistaken ideas about banks.
The word hank' is worse to them than n red
rag to bull. They believe the banks are tn o
curse OF tho country, It is simply because
they do not understand the business. An old
sat down. was putting my signature to
some blank bills received in, sheets, tho usual
ment. Tho old farmer watched me for few
moments. and asked:
What il thatT
II handed him one OF the sheets. He look cd
at tho blank bills. and said:
This Is money!
"'Yes.' said.
lis that the way you make 1t p he asked.
Yes said l..
MY rodlemityr he. said. and walked out
without another word"
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BooImnker wh,,emnn Arrested.

Detective Sergeant Armstrong arrested, ct
the Monmouth Park race track on Tuesday.
Alonzo j. Whitcman, n bookmaker. tho Grand
Jury having indicted him on n charge OF
swindling rurdy L. Case. insurance inspector
Of 1856 broadway. out Of 1850 on June by o
worthless check on the Merchants and Farm
strong locked Whiteman up In the Monmouth
County jail. and came to this city, to report
him to Albany yesterday to get q warrant Of
extradition. ~ ;,
After he obtained the $3.50 from Mr.. Case. 40
1t is alleged. Whiteman. 1t is said. went to the
Chicago Fair. and made book at the Haw-
thorn race courSn.
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INJURED by Coiiiding with Street Car.

Henry Luhrs was seriously II not fatally in
jurod at o'clock yesterday morning In a
. collision between bakers wagon which he
was driving. and trolley car SO Of the Union
Railroad Company Luhrs was driving up
Third avenue when the car. bound north.
crashed into his wagon at ld5th street. It
struck the wagon ut an angle. unset and
smashed It. The horse was thrown down and
its lcIt fore leg was broken. Luhis was taken
out of the wreck hnlf conscious with two ribs
brok on. The horse had to BIO shot Tho man
was taken to Fordham Hospital, He Is married
and lives at l.02o Avenue B. The motorman.
simms ommitted him In tho NJ orrsania Court
without bail to await the result OF Luhr's In
itr
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The Death Sentence OF seven Cboctnws Re
prIeved TIL Aug. z.

wI1BuRToN, Ind Tor July st was learned
here this evening that the Secretary OF the In
terror at Washington hEs ordered Special In
spector Sheldon to come here at once and act in
behalf OF the Federal Government In the mat
ter OF the pending executions Of the seven Choc-
taws. as Gov Jones OF tho Choctaw Nation had
Department suggesting a commutntlon OF the
death sentence Coy. Jones. on learning OF
this fact. at once reprievcd tho sentence OF the
ease n rehenring. and he notified tho WASH
ington Government to that effect.
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ChIcnIo's Costly Fourth.

CHICAGO. July 5.-Vestcrday was tho livelicst
Fourth OF July Chicago has had In recent
years Forty-one people were injured by pow
der, and thrce OF them, Andrew Burns. Will
linn Kattelle. 10 years Of age. and Dennis
Hcalcy, an electrician. were fatally injured.
Burns was hit by u stray bullet. Young Kat
tells was standing near n two-pound can of
powder when n spark fell into 1t. Healey
touched on q cannon with q match: both Of
his eyes were blown out
The Fire Department was on the Jump all
day. there having been 10 alarma up to IL 30
last night. The aggregate loss will amount to
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An Old Temple Unenrth ed.


Prom The san franei'co Er1UiHer.
GUADALAJARA. Mexico, June ia very i'm.
portant discovery OF ruins has Just been mndo
near Ixtlan. A rarity OF American and Eng sh
archRologists, while exploring that rem ote
section. came upon an old building almost
forest. and must have been undisturbed for
several hundred years. The structure Is built
of stone and Is Of large di" ensions. The roof
is now almost on a level with tho ground. and
with hut little difficulty the stones were re-
moved and the interior explored. large
OF stone were found. In one corner OF the
main room WAS found q pile OF human bones.
pie OF worship by the Indians or q prehis-
toric race centuries ago.
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The Missouri Pacific aud Other Systems to
Cut Down Expenses by DIscharGes.

Cut Down Expenses by Discharges.
ST.. LOUIS, July 5.-General Manager Dodd-
ridge OF tho Missouri Pacific and Iron Noun
tain railways issued an order from headauar-
tiers to-day for the heads OF departments to
cut down expenses by diminishing the num-
Der OF employees. The travelling agents Of the
freight and passenger departments at the
leading cities In the East. Woss and South
will be dispensed with. In all departments
the clerical office force is to be reduced. and In
the operating departments along the lines the
force is to 10 cut down.
At the St. Louis shops OF the Missouri Pacific
100 men will be dropped this week.
All the other trunk lines In the West, 1t is
said. will follow the course OF the Missouri Pa.
ciilc In order to tide over the dull season and
keep out Of the hands Of receivers.
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When i. Wise Man says "Thar. Good"

From me Germantown Telegraph.
.f-ttSsA- to- he -Iapd- She said. and
tho expression on his face became retrospect
Missoury hev sorter 81 w playin' the game"
Your opponent had straight flush. did
mo: he had FIVE Jacks"
That's impossible"
"itrnnger. hev you ever played poker In
Missoury2"
mo sir"
Well II you ever set down In a game ont
there, and = red.eyed man, whose clothes
the table with bowie knife. and allows that
he hoz flvo Jacks, Just bunch your kiards In
the pack and say, That's good"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
Fanny wyekoTs Murder.

HrpsoN, July 5.-Tho inquest in the murder
mse OF Fanny Wyckotf was continued this az
e'hooh Albert Weinstein. the peddler who had
zen wanted ms witness. and against whom
az "iH mad hoen some suspicion. was placed
~ ~ M stand and told u very straight and
r"usiDIe story. Instead of evading tho SER
L. LIZ w subpoena. he tele2raphed the Sheriff
~ v M"eN mat he would come hero at any time
" nmmn,I!od; Without sliciting any new dsvel-
W Wa N the mysterious case the Inquest
"4e edlourhet until next Saturday afternoon.
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Among the passengers on the GermaniN
which sailed yesterday. were: The Right Rev.
Nj. N. Gilbert. Assistant Bishop OF Minnesota:
Col Walter. II. Holbeeh., Mr.. and Mrs Peter
baldwin Mis- Laurs a. onts
Foureradi Maria, Sir Fitzroy MAGICIAN. Prot
and Mrs. 4. C. Mclaughlin. Conte Valpory!o,, dc
Majesno. II. Hamilton Lewis, W. S. V. Miles,
and Minor Cooke.
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Accidentally shot In the chin.

POINT PLEASANT. July ga butcher in the
employ OF John Huss tried to take q revolver
from his pocket last evening to make room for
n package no had just purcha sod of William
Snow. Tho hammer came in contact with his
clothing and the revolver was discharged, A
finger OF his left hand apd glanclng. 1t entered
the chin of Mr.. Snow. A physician proled for
It, but was unable to find It,, Mr.. Snow is sui
cover
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Mrs. Finn Struck by a Trolley.

The trolley system introduced on the Stein
way and Hunters Point Railroad was operated
for the first timo yesterday. About O'clock
In tho afternoon Mary Finn. the vito OF In
Eurancc, Agent John Finn. attempted to cross
the track ahead OF two cars com ing down the
grade on jackson avenue and Sixth street.
She was struck and knocked 10 the pavement.
UNCONSCIOUS. sha was carried to her home.
near by, where II was found she had sustained
IN ugh, cut In the back Of the head and slight
Internal injurleA
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Among those who were passengers on the
Majestic. which arrived yesterday. wero Perry
Bslmon Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry and
family G Il RonsdlSt M Nifty wayne ca sSa BoR
SidnsY Parker. Mrs. Austin Sands. Madame
Van DUNE. and Mr. and Mrs. ]. Wyeth.
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SIS Lain, neilmers, southampton.
IS Majestic. PhrteIl, Queenstown.
IS Iiekla LhuO. Christinnsand.
SIS Dubbeldan, Potter. Rotterdam
Is Europe. Robinson. London.
SIS seneca. stevens, Havana
IS fuinuri. Danieisun. Gibarn.
SIS Habanh, Grau. Havana.
SIS o, india. Rosa. Oporto.
IS tnnith. simmons. Philadelphia
rs Seminole. Robinson. Charleston.
IS Richmond. Davies. West Point. Va
ship Kiibrannau, McCallum. Hamburg.
Bark j d RhbeL Mitchell. St John. p. n
Bark ROnny Doom. burgess Barbadoes-
Bark Nellie TROOP. Young. Baltimore.
For later arrivals see First Pagal
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a Young New Yorker Too FREQ With His
Pistol.

MAucH CHUNK. July 5.-Robort E Mlligan. q
Young man from New York city. was COM
mltted to the Carbon county jail yesterday
charged with recklessly shooting revolver
and mortally woundine tho wife of Daniel
Sonoghan. on summit Hill MilIgan Is a
aweek in Mnuch Chunk. and while his party
was returning from a visit to the burning
mine. near summit Hill he discharged several
shots from his pistol. One OF them hit the
woman. who was by tho roadside.
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The Emmst Guard Gets First rrIze.

The Irish American military encampment In
Newark broke up last evening and tho various
commands departed for home. During the
afternoon the, prizes for eomhe,tiye driI Nagg
YORK cot nrst, tho Merden detachment SEQ
ond, and tho Philadelphia signal Corps third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
Exeur.,ou Trains to Chicago.

Answers have been received by Commits
sioner Goddard from all the trunk line Presi-
dents to tho proposition to run cheap e1cur-
sion trains to the Worlds Fair. The running
Of these trains Ia favored by all the roads ex.
Trunk. President Roberts OF the Pennsyl-
yania has been asked to decide whether unan-
imous consent Is necessary under the rules Of
the Trunk Line Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
A Mo,ormnn Hurt Honrdiue a Car.

Peter McCreosh " motorman. % years old.
who lives at 1896 Boston avenue, triod to
jump on Third avenue trolley car in front OF
zoos at midnight on Tuesday He reached
the stop all right but did not notice how close
the car was running TO pillar OF the ,submr-
ban Elevated Railroad. He struck against tho
post and was Knocked on the car. He sus-
tained an ugly bru 80 on his head and yester-
day his condition became so serious that he
was removed TO tho Harlem Hospital. Ho 10
su1ering from conclusion OF the brain.
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Sale OF u Georgia Railroad.

SAVANNAH. Ga. July 6.-The Daren Short
Line Railroad. nineteen miles long, from near
Darien. Ga. to near connection with the
Savannah. Florida and Western Hallway, was
sold yesterday under decree OF the court, OIL
New York. 1t was bought by Mr.. Leverman Of
New York. representing the Northern bond
holders. for $4,000. The road was bonded for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
Western Kansas Threatened with Depopu-
lntiOn.

TOPEKA. Kan. July 5.-Unless the people Of
Western Kansas receive aid In the very near
future that entire section will he practically de-
populated. Yesterday the County Commission
ers Of Wichita. Lane Scott. Greeley and other
counties met at Leota and issued n call for q
convention at some central point Of which an
appeal is to be made to Gov. Lewelling to I'M
medlately call the Legislature together to mp
rropriate funds for provisions. feed. and seed
wi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

=, ALBANY. July 5.-Gov. Flower. after hearing
inc argument OF attorneys this morning. de-
eided TO grant the requisitIon OF the Governor
u New Jersey for the return of eleven year old
Louis Wood Of Brooklyn. who is accused of
having murdered three-year-o old BERTHE Wag-
irtFeeh4ld n; j. The Governor said: II think
,,ria,tt Ecw Jersey Is the place for the boys
m on. The facts are known there and tho
Oeheht VI every DOUBT"
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A Deputy u. Is. Marshal Shot Dead.

RussELLvILLE. Ala. July 5.-Dsputy United
States Marshal Henderson was shot and killed
at his homo at Haleyville. few miles south OF
here. last night by tenant on his farm. A
disputs arose over some trivial matter. where.
upon the tenant picked up shotgun and
emptied tho contents into the body oil hender-
son. and death resulted instantly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
Two Victims of tho Newport Gun Cotton
Explosion Buried.

NEwpoNT.- Juiy 55.-Jefemtutr Harrington,
foreman OF the gun cotton factory. and Frank
Loughlin. victims OF last Monda explosion at
tho torpedo station. were buried this foreno DON.
Commodore Converse and officers Of the sta
ton attended the funeral Of Har,ington. which
prevented from attending that OF Loughiin.
which was from st. Joserh's at the same hour.
Worklngmen and enlisted men from the sta
tion were IN attendance at both services An
inquest Will be held tomorrow.
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SAVANNAH. July b.-The Austr1an bark SIrena,
Capt. Martenlich. has been libelled for $4,000
by Francis b. Wheat OF this city, who seeks to
recover that amount for being shanghaied.
Last December while drinking. Wheat fell In
with a runner, who carried him off to the
sirena and shipped him under the name Of a
TO his senses the bark was at sea on the way TO
Trieste. There he laid his cnse before an
american Consul. who sent him to Genoa, the
Consul there sending him home. The Sirena
reached this port fcw days ago. and Wheat
will endeayor to Keep her here some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

Circuit Judge Green In q murder trial at
Wiliamstown decided that not being able to
jury. 1t Is tho first time the question has been
raised. We believe. sectipn 225 Of the Crimt-
tion OF either party. and before argume Mt
to the jury. instruct tho Jury on the INV mp
plicahle TO tho case. which shall always 10
made tho point that ench jnryman should DO
able TO read the Instructions himself; and
The Judge sustained the objection.
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An Iner.ase or Wages Promised,

BIppEFoRp July 5.-Agent Macarthur OF the
Pepperell and Laconia mills informed tho EN-
ecutIve Committee appointed during tho recent
strike that an increase of wages will he made
in n few departments where the employees are
not IeceI'tng az urn NJ Is pana ~ S1ip9 NeW
The new schedule will tako effect beginning
last Monday
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Shot by n Clergyman.

RICHMOND. Ind. July 5.-The Row. John
Beaver shot at Thomas Gray four times to-
night. One shot took effect and made a bad
wound. The preacher believed Gray was too
attentive to his wife,
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HICIITI an

Is Ednm- from New York for Rotterdam, passed -
Lizard.
IS Gsllert. from New York for Hamburg passed ths
Lizard.
Lizard.
SIS spaarndam from New York for Rotterdam. passsd
So Fuerst Bismarck. from New York for southnmptoa.
the Lizard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALaANAc--THis DAT.
Sun rlses.. SO sun sets.... So ruoon rises II q
uiGn wArRR-rHn
Sandy Hook IL oY Gov. IsiAndl2 19l He'll Gate. 2oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

ARRIVED
IS Archorta, from New York. at Neville.
S. Ailer from New York. at Southampton
hs Trave. from New York. at Bremen.
S. Bohemia. from New York. at Stettin.
So Chicago City. from New YORK. at Bristol
IS Thingvniia. from New York. at Copenhagen.
IS San Fran isco, from New York, at Vigo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

IRON B,on.iHa ne
I'm going TO marry her right on"
WHATS your hurry :"
"My SALARY isn't large enough TO stand an engage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

CARSON. New. July 5.-Alexander Trase, Pat
rick DAILY James Morris. and J. A. Carlson.
were drowned In Lake Tahoe Yesterday by the
sailing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06
8us,neSs 9lotirfs.

"Dr. ssanford's Liver InvlGorator IL ~ veg.
etAbis for bilousness constipation. indiKestion
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IN EDITOR CUT BY Il BARTENDER.
a Fourth Of July Celebration Closes with n
Possibly Fatal Array.

THAYER Mo-. July 5.-The celebration OF the
Fourth in this city wound up last night in a
fatal shooting ARRAY, in which seventeen shots
were fred John Parham. editor OF tho 1rib-
une was cut IN many places with knifc In
The hands OF Ollie Woodward. a bartender.
Parham is thought to be fatally wounded;
Woodward claims self defence. as Parham had
already enlpti.d his revolver at him.
me causc OF the difficulty WAS damaging re-
ports circulated by Parhnm In regard to the
sister OF Woodward. with whom no had been
kfHIIngc aInPapF- arc bis .raeeAt- iRtt
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SpfriaI sQotlres.

BROWNS HOuSEHOLp RASACEA.
TIE GREAT PAlk RELlENER,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE
Cures CIAmp, Collie Colds and all PAM 2bc hotts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-06

ENGAGED
SCHLANG-TARBER. Farbsr 1oS
Canal st.. to Jacob schiana. Cleveland. o.
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3lm CIVILIZATIONS.

NrOvEISi IN tho MADISON SQUARE seLieN 20 cents. By
~ the best Suthors In tho world; AJAX for them
osr PocKrr NAPh-ssparsts states Territories.
20 United states Canada pocket ltAses
FRAT. 100 9th As ChAlisGl
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SAILED FROM FOREIGN roRTa
FL Spree, from southampton for New York.
s. Tnos Melville. from Gibraltar for New York.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05
MERCER & LOUGH

The formula of Ayers Sarsapari LA
is we'll known to the medical profess
sion, and universally approved. The
reputation Of the firm guarantees ex-
cellence and uniformity in the medi-
cine, and the worlds experience for
nearly half century has fully dem on
strated it's value.
During my term of service in the
army contracted chronic diarrh9a,"
says A. E. Bending, of Halsey, Oregon.
"Since then I have used great amount
of medicine, but when 1 found any
that would give me relief they would
injure my stomach, until Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarhe a
Remedy was brought to my notice. 1
used it and will say it is the only
remedy that gave me permanent relief
and no bad results follow" For sale
by Nick McGruer Langdon, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05
GREAT AUCTION SALE.

On Saturday Oct. eth 1885, at 2
O'Clock p. M, all the horses belonging
to George Hawman consisting of II
head from one year old upwards, five
registered trotting mares. Three one,
and two year old FLIES: 1 COWS; the
household goods of three families and
many other articles such as machinery
etc. No reserve. See hand bills for
further particulars. Don't forget the
date October It'll, Langdon.
p. MCHUGH.
Auctioneer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05
Daniels. post-of1ice.
Protect Your Eyes

Prof. II. Hirschberg. the we'll known
Eye expert, of 500 Olive street, st.
Louis, and 50 East 14th street New
York. has appointed T. I. Donovan,
agent for his celebrated Non-Change-
able Spectacles and Eye Glasses where
a complete assortment can be found.
Prof llirschberg will re1naip in Lang
don, October 9th and 9TH. and all those
in need of properly adjusted spectacles
and eye glasses should avail them
selves of this opportunity. Consulta-
ton free.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05

DR.. z. A. Skinner. of Texarka ma,
Arkansas. is an enthusiast in the praise
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He used
it for rheumatism, and says: II found
it to be amost excellent local rem edy.''
For sale by Nick McGruer, Lang don.
N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05

To THE FARAIERs-And those
intending building. 1t will pay
you to examine our stock and
obtain our prices before buying.
We will endeavor to keep our
stock complete at all times and
will sell at the smallest living
profits We have good supply
of Cedar Shingles, Windows, Doors,
Building Paper and Lumber of
all kinds, and we want your
trade. Call and see us.
D MAIiOS & ROBINSON
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05
Wanted at Once.

A first-class experienced salesman in
a general store, One that is acquaint-
ed with the trade tributary to Lang
don. THORPE MERCANTILE Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05

October 1st through sleeping car
service will be inaugurated over the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and
Great Northern Railways. Cars leav-
ING Chicago every evening and Seattle
every morning and run through without
change. For further particulars or
information about trips to any part of
the country see Agent Stevenson.
Now is the time to visit the Worlds
Fair. Its like was never seen before
and probably never will be again.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-05

How would it be to have q dancing
club here during the winter?
One hundred baskets of fine ripe
grapes at Schulke,s fruit store. 5
Milton Elford left Tuesday to view
the wonderous sights at the Worlds
fair.
Buy your fruits aud confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor.
DR.. Archer came up from Milton,
Tuesday. He is busy closing up his
bus!aess there.
Tuesday an extra train came up the
line to relieve the elevators of a portion
of this seasons crop.
A complete line of California fruits
at Schulke's fruit store. Fresh fruit
received three times week. S
Presiding Elder Ryan came up from
Grand Forks on Friday and presided
over the services of this charge last
Sabbath.
Miss Grace Morgan spent Sunday in
the city with her sister Mrs. Blakely.
She returned to her school in the
country Monday.
F. D. Harrison and old-time county
official of Pembina county, is said to be
looking for position in the attorney
generals office at Washington.
On Saturday the cost of a round trip
ticket from Grand Forks to Chicago
will only be $3.50. They must have
got down to about the lowest notch.
The Hedican threshing outfit that
was pulled in last week was taken out
Yesterday by D. H. Mcmillan. Robt,
Brison having charge Of the separator.
The commissioners at their meeting
this week awarded B. r. Click the con-
tract to supply the county with two
cars of anthracite coal-his bid being
the lowest.
Attention ladies! A special sale of
California fruit for preserving. Low
prices and good quality of fruit.
Leave your order at once. Schulke's
fruit store. 5
Colin Mcleod is one of the kind of
men we like to see. He has renewed
his subscription for another year and
will receive the weekly St. Paul Globe
as a premium.
Byron West, a brother of Mrs. E.
B. Robson, came up from Grand
Forks last week and has accepted a
position as timer in Mercer & Tough
hardware store.
Steamships tickets sold to or from
all the principal sailing ports of Europe
by Hans Bjornerud. Now is the time
to purchase tickets as the rates are
EXTREMITY low at present. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Beattie, of Gait.
Ont, who have been visiting in the city
for few days with VIM. Taylor, drove
across to Morden, Man., Tuesday.
Mrs. Beattie is sister of "Billy's."
On Thursday Of last week a disas-
trous prairie fire swept from the west
ern portion of Langdon township to
the international boundry destroying
in it's progress some so tons of hay fol-
Chas. ellis, about IS tons for VIM.
Campbell, 40 tons for VIM. Sproat,
20 tons for John Abbot, 20 tons for
Geo Muir, and 20 tons for D. Hannah
Messrs Dixon, Russell and Jabe Bissett
were severely crippled by large losses
OF grain that was destroyed in the
stacks and shocks. Fire breaks were
of no avail the. heavy wind prevailing
causing the flames to leap across them
when plowed 20 to 200 feet wide. The
extent of the damage across the line
is at present unknown.