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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16
LIFE.

ern., O. bread and a corner 70 @'s@p
in, ,;1o and an hour to weep
in, - mock of trouble.
! Ap 5'1 never laugh but the means come
double; .,,. is life,
! crust and a corner that love makes
-,.s pt tpe smile to warm and the tears
to oo lS seems sweeter whencaresc comes
al's moan is the finest of foils for
laughter; ,;eo,
Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16

hilled in and properly protected from
frost their roots will begin to start be-
fore winter is over, and they can be-
planted much more safely than stock
recently dug.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16
Protector for Shrubs

A convenient method for protecting
rose bushes and many small shrubs Is
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16
STRAP HINGE.

that the screws will not split 1t, and
use round-headed screws for the pivot
If possible.-New England Homestead.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16

rbare was nothing aesthetic apou s
+ha n eternal appearance Of Simpson
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16

was SlmUSOu IdACA, ah0 az SAAS 49,
dow on the lower side was Edith.
In the lee, as it were, of the house,
the water was comparatively quiet anu
shallow. In second he was at the
window. the horse standing still, with
heaying TANKS and labor1ng prea'h.
There was scant time for ceremony,
but the expression of joy on the girls
face told the story, and he managed
to reach her hand with his. only a
few words passed at first Her motner
had spent the night with sick chlid
at ranch on the hill. At daybreaK,
alarmed at the prospect of the wash
OUT the hands had gone to look a1ter
the stock. and the Mexican woman 20
escort her mother back. Then the
flood had come suddenly and cut OF
their return.
lack always said his plan OF rescue
uas nure inspiration At the right,
separated from the house by a W,de
and deep torrent the ground sioped
from > mesa. Could he reach that
slope. He loked around the corner
~ the house. the horse barely main
tanning his footing. Halfway up the
slone. and a few rods above the mouse:
stood the stout stump of a cedar, and
his lariat hung at his saddle bow.
How he blessed his practice with it!
The first cast was successful, the loop
Law over the stump, and pull tight
ened II. In a moment he was back at
the window; in another, Edith, step
ping from the sill, sat behind MIN aud
Ching TO him. Again he guided Co
manche to the corner; he wound the
lar;at around the pommel Of the Mexs-
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
WANT MORE SILVER.

The East Indian Government Bring the
Question Directly to Issue.
New York, Sept. 4-The Evening
Posts London correspondent cables 10.
day as follows:
81 have just learned that following the
recent decision of the Indian govern
ment to suspend council drafts, it is now
decided that the Indian government will
receive next Tuesday tenders for drafts
for one crore of rupees (about s5.ooo,ooo)
that is to say. instead of selling drafts
their balances IN India are so low that
they want 10 Duy remutlnces.
"This fact, which will probably not be
known TO the London market until to
morrow, is of the utmost interest, as il
will at once bring into prominence the
silver position in India and the scarcity
of silver currency ocCasioned by require
ments connected with the war operation:
on the frontier. War Is probable in In
dia, and rcmlt,ances of the kind wanted
by the Indian government are believed
to be scarce
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
CALL FOR LABOR.
The Committee Appointed by the st. Louis
Convention Issues Call,

The Committee Appointed by the St. Louis
Convention Issues Call.
St. LOUIS, Sept. 4-The committee ap-
pointed by the recent labor convention
to issue a call report the following:
To the Trades Unionists, Wage Work.
ers, Producers and Friends, Greeting:
Pursuant to resolutions adopted for
the relief of labor and reform organza-
tions of the United States by the conven-
ton assembled at St. Louis August 80
and 81, all labor and reform organiza-
tions are hereby requested to elect dele
gates to attend a convention to be held
September II, 1897 for the following
purposes:
To consider whether measures shall be
taken in support of the miners strike, if
strike is not settled then.
To consider unifcation and co-opera-
ton of trades unions and all other labor
and reform organizations in matters Of
common interest.
To devise ways and means to restore
to the people their inalienable rights
and especially those rights guaranteed
under the constitution OF the United
States.
To take such action as is consistent
with trades unionism, good citizenship
liberty of thought and action, when it
does not infringe on the natural rights
of others, as is necessary to bring about
more equitable and just state of affairs
in industrial and social life.
The basis OF representation shall be
one delegate from each trades union, la
Dor or reform organizations. No one not
delegate to an organization of wage
workers, producers or other organization
formed for the betterment of labor shall
be recognized.
T. J. DoNNELLY,
J. R. SOVEREIGN,
w. R. MALONE,
JAMES O'CoNNELL,
EUGENE V. DEBS.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
Took Vengeance Upon Him.

Valdosta, Ga, Sept 4-News has
reached here of the killing OF Dan Tuck,
a negro, by moo of white men IN
Echels county, on Wednesday night
The COMPANY of men had been prescott.
ing The negro tor acts of vandalism and
his release by the magistrate aroused
their Indignation. They called at the
negro's house and after riddling him
with bullets set fire to the house.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
Nav Make a Demonstration.

London, Sept. 4-Qespatches from
Madrid state that the people are un-
friendly TO U. S. Minister Woodford and
may make demonstration next Sunday
after the bull fight 1t is said to be caused
by his mission and on account of his dis
turbing the queen at San Sebastian.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
The Indian Demand.

New York, Sept. 4-Silver advanced
IN cents since yesterday on account of
a rumored shortage of the white metal
and the report that the Indian govern
ment has called Tor s5.oooooo in silver
for next Tuesday. The Indian rebellion
is absorbing the silver and causing the
advanced price.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
Took Carbolic Acid,

Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. 4-Lieutenant
VIM. Wright of the Chicago fire depart
ment swallowed, carbolic this morning
with suicidal intent. He died immed di-
ately,
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
WILL PRODUCE LETTERS.

The State Will Have a Strong Witness in
Mrs. Christina Seldt.
Chicago, Sept. AIRS. Christina Seldt
it is said will produce some letters from
Leutgart to herself that will furnish the
state with the motive for the killing of his
wife. The prisoner was inclined to be
merry when he entered the court room
this morning.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
Attempted to Escape.

Dallas. Texas, Sept. "A party of
working convicts attempted,to escape
this morning. The guards shot and
killed one and wounded two others.
The rest then surrendered. ~
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
All Signed But One.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 4.-The agree
ment between the operators and strikers
ives signed this morning by all but Jas.
Carson, president of the Illinois union.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
1ODAY'S NEWS.
GAS EXPLOSION.
Three People Killed and Twenty Seriously

Three People Killed and Twenty Seriously
Injured.
Indianapolis, Sept. "A gas explos.
ion occurred at Broad Ripple, a sub.
urban resort north of here in which
three people were killed and twenty in
jured. James Rats store and Odd Eel.
lows hall were totally destroyed.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
School Shoes.

Peone will soon looking School Shoes and the question
bere can the best wearing obtained the
nrices Our and Cren school shoes larger
d more COMPLETE than ever showing all the late tips
hane etc in fact you just what you and then be
tain that YOU have the best We carry the BEST WEARING
LIMOS Of school shoes made America We figure to give THE
MOST WEAR FOR THE LEAST MONEY. We can
helm YOU solve the school shoe problem
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
MikaAf.xnsr.rx Dies.

Victor, Colo:s Sept. 4.-Mike Lafferty
who was blown iup~in "a dynamite ex-
plosion at Battle Mountain, died at the
hospital this ni.fnlng.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
School
Dress Goods.

We are showing large line of novelties wool mixtures all
wool Aanne in plain coo Checks pad stripes designs and
other goods specially for school dresses They service
able nrety and reasonable in price.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
To Cure a Cold in Ono Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Is cents.
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
I.iS~r OuOJAtiOf..

New YORK, Sept. 4-Silver is quoted
at 53N todav,
Daily camera., 1897-09-04
New Goods!

showing larger and better selected stock OF General
Merchandise than ever before
THE LARGE SHIPMENTS of new goods as we are no, now
ino were purchased for spot cash at the LOWEST POSI-
BILE PRICES, nd will be sold prices to them rapidly
An inspection stock of goods being opened and
paced the people that business and
m0nnN
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
yeal w4sHINGA. 31saa AlBr,s,

".EgHD 1sintp ,isplpnipga w2srsaI typeto f
bsSR fB3f bRRgkl asl2aEsl should
i aeSssis sSh 81 aGSS5 E
andithsaoet TO iths sssdding gown 81 Pddffss'
itau Rmisce1A !weiiksa thB tattra tsiveness Jf
dressllI, eRpt,h thhis tiae ,Dnly.lhas 1T: b 81
come possible for all women to bAi beeomE
ihngly Stsifsd 81 sGt? s9a the supply q
be bses aa afa Ssv stis4
thefs afso sb3h7 lWb1 fHs fist 1 tbatt tie ex,
pense of having ssimhef lget&ns Numbered
is gEeaterithaD the ,oGiginal cost, and that
in the, snaI liEhAtlINo9lenk .or !su1npn CT silks
a dsS RSFs &ss88s Bfs9ty bsoassgs ae
nss SR1ss t EsGtH sys} ssd caa xssh
her own summer gown. A bright day >.
plenty Of water, and little pure Soap are
the nec6ssaty aids in tho work. TO do it,
fill a tub ,tWo-thirds1f full ,of warm water,
dissolYe fourth Of T. cake pf Ivory Soap,
(Which {Yill not tn fade. the most delicate
merits carefully through It, rinse first in
clear awater, hen IN blue water, wiring,
dipin thin istarch; hand on the line in the
shaded When ,dty, sprinkle, and iron on
wrong: side.o bina 20 noiElizao r. Parker. q
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

LIZA lady, riding il ilt al On t the New
York Central, railway; Wa" disturbed
ino her reading apy the conversation OF
two gentlemen, occdpying the seat, just
before her. One Of them seemed to be
! a9student2 Of some college, on his way
home for vacation He used much
profane Language, greatly to the lady's
annoyance, ,,,. aifa' Dob - s9las"t102
{, She thought she would rebuke him,
and, on begging pardon for interrupt
ing, asked the young student II he had
studied the languages. aAili ~ ~, a@ =, ~ y.
o'o"Yes,@ madam oIi have mastered the
languages quite we'll !',oa ''o ,, 1",] -
a, ol.'sD % you read and speak ,HebrewS''5n
Iioj 9uits sffllNsntly,agz.Y a u
sa1 fayoS a}sd % klpa T 70 Don a
,retWNhc great pleasure. aoItam al your
service" :tsoi1h 70
lu "Will you be so kind as( to do, yy}oouIrr
swearing in Hebrew?"s'iu 'n ~,
The lady was not annoyed any mo- more
by the ungentlemanly language of this
wohld-be gentleman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
The .Consumer.t

Having, escaped the evils of a: deprel
GATED currency, the consumer lax as
= cause for rejoicing. Nevertheless; it, is,
to be regretted that the party, in! pow
er has deemed it necessary to- enact
legislation, which will increase the
cost of the necessities of life. From
some commodities he willibe' barred
altogether, or have to accept inferior
substitutes, while, the. COST of nearly
all articles under the Wilson lawaIlIw.
all articles which. under the, Wilson
law, are within his reach, will he, ems
hanced.-Baltimorel Sum- 1aitj,u els u
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
S 100: Io':"'An|yoM MAN. ::
WILL III JRlA!aaY 500 5EoRsA ANY fcAsE,1.
lof WEAKNESS hi men rhsy iTteats aaaintd2
L1s 81 :fe4 Fail Ito Ouze. Amll aN1

IOf STeahness IN! Men They TREAT ana
,!o ot sfs4 Fail to Ours. anill aiit Y
An. Omaha Company, places for the first d(
.lAENg for the cure Of IostV itality Nervous &
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration Of ~.
life Force in' dds and voting men! aiNu6oe
orn-9uts French rem3edyiii contains no c,{{
e lWoFNSpERFFLf TREATMENT. magical in, its lI'
ects-positive in its cure. All readers, -,
WHIP are suffering from 'wedknessi thatas
p bgats thsIs 6s esgs 5gs ths5 TeRta1
6 ESQ sRRsss s HS: saSa sB5g A
send you absolutely FREE, valuab1St5
paper on these diseases, ard positive proofs
ct their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. Thous1y
ands of. men, whb hnre) lost an hope ofssaf
feet se ess t6sng restored BY then to peBts
This MAGICAL. TRHATarNT meYbA ttakbnia(
nt home Under their objections, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotelbills toaltwh6t 4
prefer to 60 there for treatment, if they,
fail to cu1,ej They are perfectly Reliable, OF
S ssss k 81 pss ss sy bHF
s25o,OOo capital and guarantee to ieupA
every case they treat or refund every dollar;
or their charges. may he deposited I'M &f,7s
bank to be paid to them when O cure. isfn
erected oNVTite them today "a ," "7n"t
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
lIIlH INJiJlI NII -. :
: A Fatal, Defect,

Eqitoff7 No, :: young {: j: man, I'm afraid
your story Wont dp, wi, dIle ,tli ny II
Al, AtIthlq9rTWh|y, what's the trouble
YaE f got the Chicago en low
ers marrying and living together for.
the resttii 3otf5 their t:fellr 1liyes.-New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lol 1ou1ottE .EN.MAlHI !
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
story .otithd Tdrtte Doves-An Incident
and sequal-A 6agp,Eu' nBeeasB9p,aaa =
s s"s ifsSt iA.isy 1toaSsiR2ad2mf In
eabird pStIy's haHals4S4iistso obi 10
4.s.A4te n8 edHM

o oas y II g3 ps ssS sse So lFo1F
Ffdo found one In the porch
1 Aea a s S,eF1ss ted
%Pf thu @G is s%a d''o
Polly took to. 5RaduDH fix.
E hex Mera eaand taRy mn ,hnddw12 des
Gritty, dis1dain8sptHt9 MOI
l|G9hyaS; Land Of .Make:dszR1ghticsqa MOI
Where the laundress works and sings;
7 % s5S7 bfess sRS 1insea and aisss rand
Here they .ApesIeeI rehkSIanH4clear.
Nicely folded In the box;
IEeyl6Eain. my. Polly. &eanw 'alsdosst X
tes4or W..sFSo Rathsodna theoi dnder(
penoehe'. 1gw bus abnod 10 tss1etui II
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
Dr.. bJ: H.' RINDLA i'UiR1, Specialist
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, j,
5I '1"ii't Fargo. N. Oak. ,., ira ri +
Study.

1t is trpsy said Mrs ST 4ihi' siza,
Barnes, "tlat norman can hope to s'1c-l
!, coed in profession without a. great
deal of study + expect to pit III this
1entire summer studying, ..,a,.y :, ar
1"'No. Economy 1@;ln. .i, , 10 Ssnn" :,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
LINZ bio r1E9I I, re
A. Crippled Octopus

y 7o1 ."4At,fGFFi p Hl'alp octopus. ,n.a 10 .r
u -A,scientific anomalyin theft form of a
sixtand athalfolegged, odtopus' has for a
week! past been lying III. state ION d
.sIedtof seaweed, garnl shed With rpwg lof
ce Ill.,! shsY IT. fhe } }hSSsw. nth "
qHi lsagg8t RSSaG 81 ,ftaisd, an
u u uE'A}lafAlKo large species hts lqag ;sueko
ler| arms when ee9tanded 9dmeasuring
mpra thaneten1feet from potnt'tb point
1t was shtppedotp 1.-THE packing conn
pal yeby dtsaagght at .Salo Eakel city
ut ah: 19yntfl fecentlyaa denizen of the
neither strata Of the Pacific Ocean, this
crippIedr monster tarantula of the Sea
has completed a land jpnnneN ofIabout
1900 mfHJAlhd hatgN I. ri Rel4gYstafedi at'
a little longer by the curious people
whot crowd all Iday,tlong ebefore' it; lit
will beeal sGbjetE Lfore dfssectiona and
hi roscopica1 estigatfon BY students
in thessseseatific Departmental isome
educational institutions }All that ais left
pf Ole tof its seven. snake-like teptacles
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
Halls Catarrh euro ~
Is taken internally. Price, 75c.
,xult to Injury.

weary Weary waggles-Dis is a cold eola
world, Dusty. 5ooo'~ 'n.t '''' ''', , ~:
ii pusty-How, so. weary?t >. ,oo, 80, j,
, Weary Waggles-Why. because
what ave think? I went inter aa'
ha, m m; asked for some old duds n
%o" ,nlssus offered me bat'MS "
Truth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

E.IS Permanent Queed.N afte,
Sand Gay use Of DR.. Klinss Great Nerve Restorer
Dn aseo THY Ro $Sss9 9d ,sts' F.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
Ruin i'm His Track.

:u Dinks-Confound it! Here's another'
navement torn up! When will the
citv get through with repairing, i
wonder? -, ,I,h;s 10
inks-Don't blame the city. ms IS
the way Guzzle went home from 1ne
club banquet last night. 5, r., go n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

49, 10 'oiGde!sl Cough I,aisam 4; Liu{4,isa4
than aayfAng elte, ItlsiawaJs reliable laS1ui a.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

nPPIso:s'gcure, for CohsumptIon las ls; u Hfsp
a. Gdd+se,mo to- sne@Wm: - e. Mfgeiss iGIIh
Chester, E.orida,i Sept iIi' 1000 ,n,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
~ - 80
Arouse to Action

A dormant lily cr,, or you will suffer All
the fortunes incident to a prolonged ,bilr
ious' attack.l Constipation, headaches,
dyspepsia, ferred stongne,a Sour breath
pain inithe right sdde.t will adrhonish. YOU
Of neglect Dispirline the rec}el 2itlant 5oT'9
gan, at, ), onGe vita Hostetteris lstoniach
Bittets, and Expect prompt relietst MlEala-
Ia, rheurn;ttisn:' Kidney. comp IA int, nery1
;ou sness and debility are, thore ughly re-
moved blythe Bitters..' "-hii@' 9',' " "','
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

lis Paris, has Az waHeho rse4i the floors i'on
(which are of thick !glaAsssgshD tnfhnslo.i
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

,ua HRS. Wipslow's Soothing SYRUP Is!li
paint cures wind colic IS Cents bottle
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
niRendi the Advrcr,tl,.s Z, ,c;,A,a,;;llon

Heuu Inc AdvertsseMeit9. ,tnI.,
foa vii enjoy y. THIS phbliGa;tiehP mi ais,
better ttn if yop VIII set intq tie habit, of,
+ reading lI the q: a2dvert 81 they'wiNs
afford 2 most interesting study jandI
will fput you inuthe Away bf getting
some eScellentcbargainst Our advelll'
jitlsels are reliable; they send what they,
advertise. IL AE.-...&s 90 III ~ zl.M,nl
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

i;The wearing of eorsets by mem IS not
uncommon H. the. British. metr,opolisd hr7
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

i Bismarck. was once heard to say THAI
he could count Up the moments Of real
Happiness he. had enjoyed in ,all.his .lifej
they would not &, sXce e twerty7!ffopr ": h9urs
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

Educate Your Bowels With tca'Ecarefs'
Sanqy Sas"a e fail druggists refund money
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

o.1n "a ~ xxx q salrds Tiers are ea5' a1a't
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05

it1 oooN,U0SCsH !dAul I. IAdAhld NEsi1iAiuOpS
vel y jmpehl'i said DollNlI no IHOgu
Then Bill went away, leaving one of
tn doves Sh THE table |and carrying tie
other of With him Doilyy took up her
large white apron by the 'c6fnerss,,a PITT
tn Edove :fntoo' IT, and carried it yup to
tn sewing room, where her mother moth =
was busy at work. Mrs. Weston ad-
mired the dove; told Dolly That IT. was
a. very pretty, and gentle pet Ard that
her father. w6G1d make li's house house for It
,jjy pst?oH}atside SoPff, ben Ihedraqm window
I'll; and Dolly JthooNAghtnthat she,ehad
neFaT been SO happy. in all her life, She
loved pets, utrdogs, frightened lheria
,bttl6i and cats. were. only: niece when
theyowefe kittens; after. that. they wefe
idisobedtent, and stole things and Fan
SEfpt With 1nf t5b az a& 45e s ses;a
1Tsa1ln taiiD to her; built b1tI h5eer ,ifnget
yefy baa1y jassnwhen chg M N sgs iy44 ~;
WAS. meskoand mila and 'S4aets F 1Ia,'
oasaSJelT. + would .ioul4dlsJ Jqys hsFjHstas she
should love it.
'ae'I There ts.. nothing &c. like. 1oxeo and
, lssa eetness in a pet, is there, mammal,
sal d Dolly. az "3pa I rla AZ =" ~
; 4 Nothing, said. mamma, and kissed
her 4ittis girri.aaJ',' "' sI"s'I h"nnn eyndn
TBat, night1the dove swasg put in..the.
pal rot's pd,ceaga, aadehungI inn Dolly,s
FOO i'm ;1bhtaD madA sohmuch shelse THAT
Dol lglslept1ve Ilittlewa Over, kndl, bygt'
aga ain she arose, 1a1d 11beKeq 'afHit by
the light III The Hight 1amtp 1.-THE poor
aiotle thing sat on one offS the wide
per ches bowingareitsa1h9ah constantly,
and repeating a. strange little cry that
sounded like "..tuS7tufrtugsissa Il. And 80, it
Vent on for two Or three nights.
~ the eAkninere woAIda SjeYfh eipltYNa, VII
nor sfih aaaltHg }haio5 ggtt] an 5l'
r., ,hYfh H92!s a ~ Hnp }}'ft o
tsa er LURE N nlfo4ns7I n'Hn1i71 Z,
~ sajd Ra if1o an. o =, =, ~
a Tn1, H. T. 1 IL, adf " sfs',p Ii rs,s
,iHa ~ tx,nl;t ,isu,S ,aere,,,At,, Los
@ia ~ anass E,.tss Il tI%MK
i hsst a a III. nisrtIw nsS3yf 4isJ EMa
M5anhiea vito Kegps1 al" s8olAs of fn1 tNlis =
.sl4a1Hu EB;9S1Hs9Id1 ,}9tIs n Nliii;tu =
gd nfe1i9 ncloek ,off they y started R M
eh pu 1.,,,y ~ g, %, Ming nj,
hIS ,oaG, VINO rltvadidr b, tinVI bdi;l 40
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-05
.Jatai9sT ,aH00IH 7 n t

sLns E2t,Hh lgaplt. To .,i.on
!, The Judge-"Didnt--I tell YOU the
last time that, YOU were nhene that, (u
wanted to see yony,faee int this eoA,rtlTt
l1nbne?hHtnoezo .GeSl ylul, 10 ynh lijI.t .
/ Weary Watkins:lt'Y od Ldfd vi t ttSa AYe4
and Mat il exactly #Haaf7tBle yh19S ,SHSS!
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