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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

W1nlol-TO WY StOlnN1WRNW NIcyCIr.
Coal Land tor Stle-R r. Howell.
Labor Day Proclamation - u Y, Caldwell,
Vienna Dessert Cheese aud homage Gcrvats--
II. p lghrCns.
Ninth Annual Labor pay-The Ohio Valley
Trades lud Labor Assembly,
Straw Hats nt Halt Price cPadlen's Hat
StOre--Elghth Page.
Polished OAK Tablcs-G McndCl & Co-sec-
Ont Page.
The crowdIng ln-IIugus & IIaCEe-Eighth
plgG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Hon, a W. Campbell, President.
Rev, W. u. Cooke, u. D., Woe l'ToHdout'
John l.. DinWoy, NJ H., Hecrctary'
II: 9, DnlLeni IrS"Snrer'
Esq, A, ). Clarke, Esq, Augustus Pullack,
Esq, lion. william u, Hubbard, Hon. ], Is.
sOmnIsFViIo, Henry NJ, iuNsrll, Esq, NeV,
Jacob birmingham, William F,StltSl, Esq,
Par further particulars chll on or AddTGAa
uuy member OF tho R0aTd 1T Trustees or
JOHN ", HGRCn, IN. H.,
PRINCIPAL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

EGectualIy yot gently, when coStive or
billions, or when the blood Is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation. TO awaken the kidneys
aud liver to q healthy activity, without
Irritating OF weakening them, 20 dispei
headaches, colds or towers use Syrup Of
EiVa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Last night Joe Bsntz was arrested on
wRtranL issued by Squire GiIlO'py, on
complaint Of Joe Mooney. who accused
him OF a breach Of the peace The war.
rant was issued several days ago, but
Bsntz eludsd arrest until yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

When IIAby was SIct, NO gAveh her cNStOrlA.
When alio WA n Child, rho cried for CaStoriN,
When Ohc.bccamc pnS' EhO chung 10 caStorlS.
When 1ho had Children, uhO gAvO them CSOtoriA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Round trip, so, lickola good twelve
DAYS, with stop.oyor privileges at Wnsh.
inptOn City returning, Through Pull.
man soepor from Wheeling on tho 64j
p. IN. train,
For further information call ON OF al.
dress baltimore 4 Ohio agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

August | TO q tho baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
Tickets, Wheeling Ia MI. Lake Park and
return, nj rata Of - $50, good returning
nhlIi AMRIIAL M. innlnliNn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
LNsLY INSTITUTE, wnEELINo, VIVA,
A School for tho Thorough Teaching Of
boys mud Young Men.

Military, English and Classical GOurs oS.
Also Modern languages, Military Do-
pnrlInOut In Charge or IN Ollioer ut the
Onited Stntos Navy. Llnut, Van DuEOr hnS
borH detailed ~ Instructor,
FALL Term begins Monday, September o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Start now aud buy tho nnOIt Dairy
BnllUf. thrcO pounds 30 cents, at FilE'
gibbons Butter stand, llOj Market
street, In liOhm's muRi market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
JACon W. GRUBB,


Clerk Hook yesterday iSsuod a mar.
rage license to John Henry Hughes, q
wldower, aged forty, aud Eliza Williams,
widow, aged iorty.tlvs, both OF Ohio
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN suOO TRoUS,
EIIlNGS.

Just received another elegant limo, which
W0 nrH prepared Ia max" to order On short
notice, g. HE'S B SON,
Fashionable Tniiors aud 0pntS' Furnish
eTs, 1891 aud 1898 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
acknowledgement


odloo1 ms. % ond ~ Vourleou'h slroot,
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03

In State issues ther, were sales of 81 ,o0o Nir-
ginia funded debt 2-3s Of 1891 at g. Fifty Sn"l''
of the Mechanics Bank were sold at ls' anu "i'S
shares of the Merchants Bank at l3'
For the first time in many weeks the ra'ro"u
bond market responded to weakness in the share
list. and with only or two exceptions prices
are lower than last evening. Louisville, Ne"-A
bany and Chicago generals rose g To 'o-s p".
Atchlson DDS receipts first assessment paid loso
u at 32% BROOKLYN Wharf and Warehouse 3s :
at l02E. Northern Pacific consols os Ia AT y =
Oregon Improvement consols 5s at ~, SaIan-
nah and Western ist receipts at eS's Sor.as ,t,sI
lists at A. and Wabash IDS at 10 Inc '''''
transactions were reduced 10 <l.5t6coo
The United States Treasury at washington r.
ceived to-day s36OO76 National bank no.sa io, ,'
redemption The customs receipts were Sos44o'
the internal revenue receipts S52g923 ana the M
ceaneous receipts s79.ss1 Total Governin,Mn, 81 eo %,
cepts for the day, N.So'2i6 expendtnres 49, srr
eco: excess Of expenditures. So17S3. Keceip,S i''
the month to date s2.525,2O0; expenditures, s"i24'
coo: excess Of expenditures. sSss.SOO
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ol
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
follows:
x s hand ,is Agsss s 80 SO. Asfi pee ''spE':
NJ ~; .s5 on .sss;is 9E % be- Is; ss s:f
Actual cash In the
Treasury
over outstanding ss7 80, sSs ss7 Nss 100 inc sass9i
y
deposits bank lt.Jol.o'o lf'''e" ih'' ''''
Available cash 1902 oo2 "3s s2"2 'S'o$' Inc. S'"''
Deduct minor IA . ,., T., , ,ac -oo
Actual cash ba sis7.l' $50 Ss6.''a 40 Dec >'''
This statement covers actual results Of TWO
days ago. -.,,.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor at the 'ieardi.k
House 81 003 225 It's net loss on balance was s''o-
626 made III by a gain in currency or si''t'l''
anl , loss in coin o. s. 81 1872 To-days opera
tions included Receipts. S2.230.Ss2. paymrni -
O27.50S resulting In a general balanr" ~ >lolNl
eIq consisting of Sgs 677 s2 coin and :63l3Icb cur
rcncv The business FOR the week ended to-nlsh T.
includes receipts OF Sl3sss.5ol and pas mehts M "i
si5Csg43i. Deducting from the receipts Sl'+oo'"
and from the payments 81 0oD for itci!s' whl n
affect only its account with the genera lIr's''S .
It's loss as affecting the banks. was Se'l.s''
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets showed 10 change IN
general features W. subjoin our usual t1hi" VI
tes made up from informant, furnished nY me
busiest houses.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK

III TtTT-ENN FTNNNT IND MNFNFTT
London. Aug p. m.-Conso!s. io7 3.l6 Tor m9ney %
ana lo''t for III" account. CsSadian Pacnc J5a, le
ioA do second consos 7Ois: snos Central 1893 Msxi-
can ordinary l9a. Paul common 12s New iork ZEN
trail loi1 nsyvania J5a Reading. p: Mexican '.i-
trail new bonds. G,s: Louisville and NashNie
G,is: Atcrison common I5H.
D. m-The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank or
England on balance to-day Is fI3OCo Paris adVc"s quote
per cent lO2 francs IL. centim"s for IN"
account and exchange London % francs ~ CEN
times FOR checks
Tomorrow Saturday and Monday will be holi-
days the London stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03

purchasing the properties of the company anu
promptly vacated TO-DAY on a proper pr,Seil,n pr,,.",
ton of the facts TO the Court From ohic1so
comes the advice that a New-York state Juuse
cannot interfere with the sale ordered by the reu
eral Circuit Court. So there seems little proDa-
bility Of further objection on the part orn- ol "
former managers Of the company being success
fuI The stock market closed at lower prices
which wore In most cases at a rally from the low
est figures Of the day.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Sales of Government bonds were connhcu ~
5000 coupon IS at ll5i. quotations were d. '''-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
R0CKAWAY BEACH.

From foot 3iths,. +. r.. daily. except SUNDAYS, ~.
n, $50 10 80 A NJ. 1220. l:2D 10. $3.50, ~ ~.
$50 72o $40 9:io =. NJ Additional trains SATURDAYS
only so 2:j0 $40 p. NJ
SUNDAYS zoo $50 9:2o 1910 1910 II 10. ll:4o 4.
NJ: l2:io i2:J i:lo l:l0 200 2:20. 40 3;lV, 3D.
I.Io 800 900 Go Gas. Ti0. 'i0. 500, s3o, $50.
9:l5 1910 Z. VI.
ROUND TRIP. 80 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03

Lo.ns Time Money. counnrrciai paper.
on call sod smo.. mos. y mos limos 'mo' q mos
l. III o. 9r Sss' .
The demand for remittance In The for"irn eN-
change market IS heavier. ana there are ~ CON-
m.rclal bills in sigh, Rates held At top n%-
ures ana there is ~ Indication ~ n rhhn@r tt
present. Some houses find 1t cheaper {" snip svii
than TO buy the sSuiicAi"s DIS. am i"' cog
firms OF W II Crossuan 4 Brl. and ~iriuh"nd"i
Stor-gon a Co will ship s. 10000 tomorrow. aht
the bullion house Of Handy iiarman VII e'nd
out 800 900 at the same time. Tee rates 80 ""''h
business "as actually done Nrf" - follows.
cables. i.as s.i. .... .n.,. 1.,, ,,.,,.
Rei.hsnaiA- ...-.. ~
Gui.d-fs ....... --.-.. - i
The price of domestic exchange was as follows
al the place., named ChArl~si %. buying par
selling tc premium. New-Orlcsns CONNER i"l
100 premium bank 200 premium. savannah. buy
ing par selling +. premium up TO s5olo 10 frr
s. 900 and over: san Francisco. rfht ptr. tele-
graph 81. per 800 premium. Boston ~ a. ii' DIS
count. Chicago. &c. premium.
Bank clcaTlngs were a. follows AZ i.' Iih''t
named. New York TX HANGS. tlOs.'.F go. ball
anc-s. tIjl7.+22 Baltimore. tNrnang,~ '-''> ~
balances. $500. philadelphia tx'hnnfr rs' Vi
s24s7O. balances. tl.3fSlsJ Boston - H"hs'''
81 s73 701. balances. Sl.ss2.H
The price of commercial bar silver Ia thls mar
kct was 6Gi.c.. nominal. per ounce M"N''hn h'i-
lars were quoted at 53i. In London bar silver
was unchanged at 3oi. The Aurania. ealing '"r
Europe tomorrow. Will take out olO"o' 'ur ''@ ~
silver bullion. and the Saale $4,000 ounces.
Money on call In London was e. per cent In"
rate Of discount In the open market wa 30 per
cent FOR short and three months hills IN"
amount Of bullion which went into IN" fank ~
England on balance to-day was 1900 British
consOs were nrmer and advanced lie iot buih
money and the account 10 l01 3-l6 AM 1911. fr-
spectively American securities generally Yield
ed and 81. Paul reccded y to ~. LOUSY ~" ana
Nashville As t. G3ls. Atchison + to l1i., teni'ng
X t. g. Erie l.. to lOss Canadian Pacific = t. 'I's
Union Paci1c - . li(.. and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred "A to l9+ NeW-YOrk Central. with gain
Of 4 to l04i1 being the only exception q n" rule
French rentes were quoted at lv2 francs l'ls cen
times, Paris exchange on London. p francs y
centimes: Berlin exchange on London - markS
43l1 pfennings.
Oregon Short Line per cent bondholdcrs who
desire 10 take part In the benefits 10 b. derived
from cooperation with the Martin Committee
may deposit their bonds with the Central Trust
Company Of New York. or the Old Colony Trust
COMPANY Of Boston. until August -. on payment
OF a penalty OF $50 a bond.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
Savannah & Western z. z. Co,
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

IL ~f. .f h- s,f.H0ae. m Genital Trust company
q &.s l.rt ana Mli,ip's BANK lens. england.
l.f ~ 10 a~t 1T - savannah Ant Western !lfst IN
i.,.l Morfri-~ roffs hereby notified that the
irff.- fls entered il. of ipr'icii alton
ir f.ln g purchase 4 'hr gpef'i's tn- Central
l..,. an! ln fg company Z 1eYrg'a subject % the
r,fo. al = ,i~ ,effn,afe Holders pr0vlo'd the
irIf.lf.- Protective Agreement Hnf recon meuda ns
acceptance, iy al oefflusae hni0rs No'ic" is hereby
sl..n ru-.i.n. 'o tAe pro,sons = The Honlhoil'rs
Protective Agreement mat meeting u M" '~riin'ae
t.i.-. uil h. he'll 80 the orl.e M~ssr' Simon Borg
A. ,.,nptr, 20 Nalaau stf,cf N-w-lo cry. Mon
dan August .fr II clock IN he forenoon i'r
tho purpose - outlying th. action q D" Committee In ac
c.tnr participation in SAD plan circular mas been
pf,pa,r riylnr Iu detail. o. fhr plan which can be
procured fioia the chairryau ~ toe Committee.
In order o. render said plan effective. the consent oi
m. holders ~ CO. per ~ ..d Certificates Is essential
e,inc.fe holder. unable attend such meeting should
.,.cne IN. hanx proxies tW'i,h VIII be furnished 81
spplioaon ami forward the saue. duly executed to the
Chairman
in order to crah~ honIholcra who have no, YET de-
-,i their bonds participate In the benefits - mis-
Plan the Committee has resolved limit the penalty,
~, on hertoor. imposed between 'hs date and IN" ''d
dny Of August IsO3, after which day no Bonds
viii e received for recount hc Committee except upon
the pl,incn, II a penalty of <,5"c per Bond
For further Information arpy TO either of the under
signed
Dated July - 1895.
SIMON BORG Chairman
H. C. MAHTiN EMANUEL; LEiiMAN'
II T. GARTH. = NJ 49,
SIDNEY h. TYLER. l.l,N ~ >. ii'OLi'i'
sIGMUND NEuSlADr.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
NEW- YORK.. AUX. T. lS0J
vI,IIE COPARTNERSHlP existing between th'
Business Opportunities.

rptct yttfsnry Wanted a responsible firm 10 take
/ up the agency for the sale o, theiI
bi.<,.s IN m. United states of America Apply quot
inc terms and references. DUNNll.l.E & cO Ltd,
ROYAL Irish Disler.es. Belfast Ireland
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03

Thrown the market 2i24 i1J 1.3fo, 1I2 3lZz'''c
Since Jan. / "a a..
Entered port ss O+4 80 $40 5i+ io3 $50 ls so2
Thrown on the market. SS94lj4J is,sDi23 so""''fi"
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
finanilal.
THE TRIUMPH OF THE MONETARY TRUST

The governors Of the New-York Stock Exchange have
been called together in special session 10 consider The
Monetary Trust in relation the membership Of one
their Tho apparent question IS whether cor
poraon do commission business through Exchange
membership. IL that The Monetary
Trust Wall and they have not yet
learned how regard IT, Al reforms are born in iumut
The Monetary Trust has climbed up through thls
agitation higher level and more independent plane
operations VIII execute its orders upon
the NewYork Stock Exchange, or the Consolidated Ex
change or the London Stock Exchange. or the Boston
Stock Exchange. upon any other ENchaiige "h'e al
given moment the desired stock selling the lowest
price. For this remarkable service II Will charge one
sixteenth more than the commission paid the broker upon
the Exchange whore the contract executed and now
express opinion customers VIII obtain Their
stocks cost than II our orders were
confined 20 Exchange an account Is prosperous
the commission relatively Insignificant and II Is not
prosperous should not conduct 1t at all
such distribution OF the securities held by The Monetary
Trust will prove advantageous In many ways anu 'e
move them farther from that manipulation which Is al
mos, daily reported as used upon the New York Stock Ex
change for the disturbance of values There are certain
Stock Exchange Arms who have "hined Tor years oe-
get business and do not execute
orders they whned stll more when the agents
The Monetary Trust appeared upon their moor ana d
execute their orders Amid this camor. The Monetary
Trus, fre.s H. the front because 1t Is right, while Error
w,nil'. W.nen VII , IN a,nnmnceIn.nt that a meeting
Exchange had been called 70 discuss
Tho Monctar, Trust might false Impressions nave
asked the Committee Of that ENchange 10 nam am an M Ts
Monetary Trust and make his report pubic II viii thrn
s an c,sn hat II hss never assumed q risk
account has bought and now holds All n" hrcuri-
re which ,s outstanding require. and that the
rnrci,l rarsac,ons heretofore undertaken have been
thos- who have thus far relied upon ~
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
fssaI Notices.
. TrENrION IS CALLED TO THE ADvER-

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
n t,semeut I'm the city Record commencing on the Sist
40, ~ iilv 1895 continuing for nine 0D days con-
su,iy.y thereafter Of the confirmation Of the following
arscssments' .-o.. ,as,. an, ,s-,h s,s o,.ricz
,n ,hsr nresen eastery terminus 10 Edg~combe Road:
Road a.nana. 1.,a.a.' ,.oar,m.r, ,s,n,,,rcisr,
Once. July 81. 1870
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ oF NEW W-YORk.-Tria desired In New-York
County-Reinhod Kuehn agains, Miriam Fisher Sum
mons, with notice
1D the abOve-named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
this action and OF your answer on the
PLAINTIFFS Attorney within twenty days after the ser
vice ~ exclusive OF the day ot service
mert will he taken against you by default, for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated June Is. 1898 - - -, -
l.. g. GOEBEI. PLAINTIFFS Attorney
ONCE and Postofice oddress II Park Row
New-york city.
To the defendant. Miriam Fisher: ,,,
The foregoing served you By pub.ica.
or pursuant an Of Hon. Edward Patterson one
of the Justices Of the Supreme Court OF the sais ot
New.York dated the Goth day Of June lseo anu hisd
with the complaint In this action In the once OF sne
clerk OF the city and County Of New York. st ms ONCE
I'm the County House. In the city OF Ne"iofA on
the 2yth day Of June 1895.
Dated ~ " July LIST. 1895. - .~. ...
LEWIS =. aOEBEI4 P.aintfns Auornsy
Al Park Row. n T. CMy
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03


Losna Time Money courn,r,ia paper
on call 'oa '"o' mos. mos y mos mos "'"'
III p, 2H 3Sh'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

new topic for discussion Viii III
advantage TO the soil s. ploWinS
under certain green crops 81 lid III
retaining moisture, one ofs ths
greatest problems in Northw estsrn
farming.
Itissevident that the institatea
will attempt to do all possible Is
broaden the work of the farmer aud
make it scientific, effective and
profitable. But this is only part ,ot
the work, and unless the farmer
attend the meetings to listen, CON
slider and discuss, these efforts are
allin vain. There is danger that
some of the farmers glancing !,
their full granaries and rejecting 90
the existing profitable prices, may
be inclined to return to the single
wheat crop, the fetch of wastefdl
/ and ignorant farming. There is
possibility that some of them may
believe that they have reached final
results and have no more to learn.
There will be exceptions, for It is
not creditable that, as the farmer
appreciates what has already been
accomplished by applying the most
approved methods to their work,
they will hesitate to avail them.
selves of every advantage offered.
The attendance at the institutes
this year will undoubtedly prove
that poor crops, low prices, grass
hoppers and chinch bugs are not the
instructors to whose teachings
farmers give most attention.
Pioneer Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
= Lazy Grand Forks, N. Oak. fully 30. 1895.

U. S. Land Office,
Grand Forks, N. Oak, July 80, 1906.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Phillip Schindel against Laura E. Shutlif,
for failure TO comply with the law as to
Timber Culture Entry No. 63s6 dated May 12h,
1855 upon the nw14, Sec ~ twp 1852 u, range 81 W.
In Cavalier county, with view to the cancela-
ton of said entry;
Contestant alleging that the said Laura E.
shutlif has wholly failed to comply with
the requirements of the Timber Culture law in
that since making said entry she has failed to
break OF pillow or caused to be broken and plowed
on said land ten acres or any part thereof and
that part Of the same has been planted to trees
treeseeds or cuttings, and that ut the present
time there are no trees treeseeds or cuttings
planted sown or growing thereon and no part
of said land broken or plowed.
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this office on the 9Th day of October
1895, at 9 o'clock a M, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
Testimony will be taken before g. B. Mcmillan.
notary public of Cavalier county, N. Oak. at
Langdon, N. Oak, on the 1st day of October
1895, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
J. E. TRUAX, Attorney 52-4
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
U. s.. Land Office.

US. Land Office.
Grand Forks N. Oak, July q, 1895,
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Jerrie Brien against Thomas W.. McGrotty ior
failure to comply with the law as to timber Gull
ture entry No. $40. dated May 2sth. 1887 upon
the neA sec Is, twp 100, range 81 west in Cava-
lier county. with view to. the cancellation of
said entry;
Contestant alleging that the said Thomas W. Nc
Grotty did not sow or plant, nor cause to be soWn
or planted ten acres Of trees seeds or cuttings on
said tract ut any time since the date Of said en-
try; that there has not been ten acres of trees,
seeds or cuttings, planted orsown on said tract
at any time since thu date of said entry; that no
trees. seeds or cuttings have been cultivated,
protected or kept in growing condition on said
tract, nor has any been cultivated growing
thereon.
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this Office on the 9th day of october 1895.
at O'clock Il. M, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
Testimony will be taken before H. e. Dorval,
county judge OF Cavalier. county, North Dako-
ia, at Langdon North Dakota. on the 5th day of
October, 1895. at 10 oclOcka. M.
JAS v, BROOKE Register.
B. ERICKSON, Attorney, 5s-4
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
OUT OF DANGER.

Practically the entire wheat crop
of Cavalier county will be harvested
by the end Of the week. By re.
ports recently received from Grand
Forks, fully 90 per cent of the crop
in the Red River Valley is cut and
the remaining half will be out of
harms way. by Saturday night
most of it in half that time. The
light frost Of about ten days ago
did no actual damage and the warm
er weather that We have experience
since then has fastened the process
Of ripening. The long suspense is
ended and not even the slightest
shadow remains on the business
prospect Of this portion of the
Flickertail state.
It is to be hoped, however, that
the phenomenal conditions which
have increased the yield SO heavily
and which are 80 favorable to har-
! vesting, may continue to the end, so
that the farmer of not single sec
tlon, no matter how circumscribed,
may be unable to share in the
eneral Thanksgiving this fallto the
allsst extent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
U. S. Land Office

U. S. Land Office
Grand Forks. N. OAK. Aug sth. 1895.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Albert schill againstC christopher Flastrud for
failure to comply with the law as to Timber.
Culture Entry No. GAGS, dated June 9th, 1858,
upon the nwH Sec -, twp. 1853, n. range 81 W. in
Cavalier county, with view to the cancclla.
ton Of said entry.
Contestant alleging that the said Christophe,
E, Flastrud has wholly failed to comply With
the requirements Of the Timber. Culture law in
that he has failed to plow or break or caused Ia
be plowed, or broken ten acres ON said lanc since
making said entry and he has failed to plant, SOW
ton trsesees or cuttings 's or . an1
PAT Thereof, sine. Inc. making said entry and that
or cuttings. sown. planted or growing thereon.
The said parties are hereby summoned to an.
appoar Of this once ON the 10th day October.
1875 at o O'Clock q. M, to respond aud furnisH
tsstimony conSs, ri said alleged abandonment
notary public. Of Cavalier county. North Daio.
q, At Langd0n, North Dakota, on the 18th dsv y,
October. 1905 at o'clock p m. VI
, - r.r.x JAS. v. BROOKE. Register.
" =. 1"oAA,yAteoshsy, l.6
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
u PROHIBITION DEBATE.

The Independent, a prohibition
church paper published in New
York, contains the following in its
column of editorial Notes." In
his own stronghold in Prohibition
Park, and before his own audience
Prof. Samuel Dickie, the eloquent
chairman of the Prohibition party
has, by the vote of twenty-one ap-
pointed judges, been defeated in
debate by Senator and e1-Governo r
fTillman. The question before them
was, SIS State control of the liquor
traffic the best method of promoting
temperance reform?" and Senator
Tillman took the affirmative, while
Prof. Dickie took the negative. 1t
was Mr.. Tillman's business to ex-
plain and maintain the Dispensary
Law of his state, which he did with
that straightforward and powerful
@sloquence that captivated the voters
of his own state; and after twenty.
four hours deliberation the judges,
by q vote Of. eleven to eight, award.
I'd him the victory, A. did the larg-
er jury Of his hearers. This Of
course does not mean that he wal
right and shat Prof. Dickie va,
wrong, but it does mean that be-
fore any ordinary audience, or even
before an audience composed large
ly.of prohibitionists, . very strong
argument can DO made in favor Of