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Hefsr. Brenh. World's record.

TORONTO. ONT, Sept. % AT the
Canadian Amateur Athletic Associations
annual fed meeting to-day B. F. Wefers
of the New York Athletic Cluo ran the
100 yards in 10 seconds, ard in the 220
yards broke the worlds record of 81 l-5.
made by himself, by doing the distance
III 81 seconds fiat.
John Flanagan broke the Canadian
record in throwing the 16 pound hammer.
1t stood at 1876 feet inches, made by J. S.
Mitchell. flanagan threw the weight
145 feet3 inches. Another Canadian rec
ord was smashed by Eddie Bloss OF the
New York Athletic Club in the broad
Jump. He jumped % feet inch, the for
mer record being % ieet IA inches.
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WhesI Races at Tiooa.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 25.-The
Quaker City Wneelmen's s fall bicycle meet
a. Tioga to-day was attended by about
5000 persons. The final heat in the IN le
invitation race was won by Bald, Cooper
second. Tine, 2:06 1-5.
The final heat of the professional open
was won by Nat Butler, A. G. Martens
second, J. s. Johnson third. Time, 2:10
The professional mile hanuicnp was
won by G. H. Hensel, C. S. Wells second,
e. Hadheld third. Time, 2:C6 1-5
In the professional 6ve-mile handicap
T. II. Mcfarland. scratch, won, Nat But
Ter, scratch, second. Time, 81 l 5.
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MARION NINE DIsASTER.
Complete List of the Dead aud Mortatlu
founded.

Complete List of the Dead and Mortatly
founded.
MARION, I'LL. Sept. 25-The dead and
wounded have all been taken from the
mine where the explosion occurred yes
te-day. A complete list of the dead and
mortally wounded is as follows:
Dead: Frank Farrar, Italian, single;
John Suiltor, the last man taken from the
mine.
Mortally wounded: Peter Casper, Rus
sian; G. Genetti, Italian; Joseph Barlow,
Italian.
The six men who were less seriously
wounded Will recover.
After to-day's inauest the Coroner s
jury held Caleb Davis, the superintendent
of the mine, partly responsible for the
death Of these men, and committed him
to the County Jail to await The action of
the Grand Jury. He was examined before
Justices SamueIs and Benson, and they
released him in bonds of $1,000
The feeling against Davis is very high.
Many of the miners say that if he had
done his duty and compiled with the re-
quirements OF the law there would have
been no explosion.
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FOR ffSH CAMPS.
Cieuetdnd Buying Land The Shores
Of H,e Ponds.

Cieuetand Buying Land on The Shores
Of H,e Ponds.
NEW YORK, N. T., Sept. 25. "A
special dispatch to the Tribune from
Buzzards Bay, Mass, says: Ex-President
Cleveland purchased lot OF land near
Elbow Pond, in the village Of Cedar
Swamp. The pond is well stocked with
black bass, pickereI and perch and has
been n favorite resort of Mr.. Cleveland
and his friends tais season. 1t Is said
that Mr.. Cleveland intends to build a
camp on the shore of the pond and the
report has been the cause of rise in the
price of land on the shores of other ponds
IN that vicinity.
Elbow Pond is about six miles from
Gray Gables and is reached by we'll
kept road through the wood from near
the head of the bay.
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BIG PaPtR must.
Concessions Made to All Large Factori
for (OuxoIidafiou

Concessions Made to All Large Factori.s
for COH<oiidG alton.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept 25.-The Com
mercial Advertiser to-day says; The plan
to consolidate the larger paper manufac-
tories, which was talked of last year, has
been revived. 1t was reported this morn
ing that the concessions have been made
by all concerne and it is now probable
the consolidation will be effected.
At the local office of the Glens Falls
Paper Company it was said that meet
ing of the most prominent man Dufacturers
would be held in this city In about ten
days at which it was expected final action
would be taken.
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CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. 25-The Liber-
tine stake at one mile and a quarter, at
Harlem, was captured to-day in hard
dr.v. by Meadowtnorpe, which downed
Carnero head. DR.. Sheppard made the
running to the stretch, where the high
pressure told, and he gave it up. Three
favorites earned brackets.
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San Joa,. Aew caottna cine.

SAN JOSE, CAL Sept 25.-The Garden
City Wheelmen, the new bicycle club,
have engaged the clubrooms of the de-
fuEct Garden City Cyclers, and force of
painters and decorators is now preparing
the rooms. They will be ready for occu-
pancy about the middle of next week, and
II is proposed to open them with q ladies'
night. New furniture has been obtained,
and the clubs headquarters will be as fine
as any on the coast Over a hundred
mem bers have already signed the roll. and
soon some of the fastest riders on the
coast viii be carrying the flleur-de-lis EN-.
blem OF the new club in track and road
races
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r. II. f
VI - ~
w NhShiH5so
Baterles-Gusie and warner: Swain and Far
rell Umpire-Lynch. Attendance 5000.
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MIssIss1PrI'S PLAGUE sroz.

~, ,other Doctor aud Four hurses Arrice
at EdIcdrds.
EDWARDS, Miss. Sept. 25.-Five new
cases Of fever have been reported since 7
P. NJ. yesterday. DR.. Dunn, with four
nurses, arrived frC m Vicksburg ct 7
o'clock last night. DR.. McCallum is the
ouly home doctor doing duty. Dr..
Rawliff is i'll with fever and DR.. DenpooPs s
vile is so seriously sick as to require his
entire attention.
There have peen two new cases since
the morning report. Total for the day, q;
total to date, 1877. Deaths for the day, i;
total deaths 10 date, 3.
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CLOSING DAY At STOCKTON.
Kitty Brady and Eimsr + Fun q Dead
feat and the Nare Wins
the hun-CH

STOCKTON, CAL.,. Sept 25 The big
gest card OF the week was run off to-day
at the park. SIX events were finished,
but the last race was run when it was TOO
dark 10 distinguish the colors.
The first number was tine unfinishe ed
heat race from last evening, with Kitty
Brady and Elmer f in the deciding hear.
Almost every one placed the mare in front
a: the wire, but the judges called it dead
heat and ordered another go. The mare
won oy half length.
Two Cheers gave the favoriie. hackers a
hard jolt when he ran first in the mile
handicap. Grady was played in the big
box for moral" but was poor third.
Anaconda won the pace IN three
straights. He was driven down the
stretch by Meridian in the first heat and
by Arthur L The second time out.
The attendance was large, and there
was deal of speculation. it being get
away day.
Running, five and half furlongs. heats
Kitty Brady l07 (McNlchols) -.......-1 1* /
Elmer 10 (Holme es) s)...............2 / Is 9
Time, i:O9-I :0s-l :o3-i:oi.
*Desd heat
One mile, hendicap-Two Cheers SO INC
cuols) won. Moliie r 100 (McGinnl second.
Grady lis (Cole) third Time, :4I1[. LADY
Hurst also ran
Six iurlongs. sellinp-Jim Bczeman ll2
(Colel Won. Masoero 1I2 Glover second, GIU-
oetihleoet lO3 q. Jones) third. Time, 1:153I
Conso .auon, SIX furlongs = Howard ll0
(GtoYeTl won, Waller lilo second MeFarlaIe
80 (McNiehols) third. Time, 1:15 George L.
Soledad Gnd Blue Bell also ram
Gentiemen's race, four furiongs-J. Thorn on
syndie,te won, ]. Adams on bon second.
Time, "a
Pacing. Il 3 class
t. Kpating's Anaconda, by Knigh,-Al-
gola (heating). .................l i
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Inter,tate con.uerce cn.e..

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. 25.-The Inter-
state Commerce Com mission adjourned
is hearing of the warehouse company
complaints to-day on account OF the diff
Guilty OF procuring needed witnesses. The
commission, il was announced, will re-
turn in about a month, at which time il IA
hoped to finish the hearing. The Iowa
grain case set for to-day was continued in
Definitely Chairman Morrison and Com
missioner Yeomans viii leave for Wash
ington tomorrow.
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stamfora Fre,amen psm at Football.

PALO ALTO CAL, Sept. 25.-The STAN
ford ireshmen defeated the Belmont team
at football this afternoon by score OF 4
TO 0. The game was highly interesting.
The score was not made until the middle
of the second half. Manly and Becky Of
the Stanford eleven and Captain Oscar
Cooper of the Belmont team did excep-
tionaIly good work.
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#YMAN,s FEvEk BULLETIN.
Situation in the tOufh Summarized by
The Surgeon General.

Situation in the tOuih Sumnt arized by
the Surgeon General.
WASHlNGTON, D. G., Sept. 25-In his
official bulletin in regard to the yellow
fever situation, issued to-day. Surgeon
General Wyman gives the latest develop
ments as follows:
New Orleans, 10; Mobile, 3; Edwards,
%; Ocean Springs, L new case.
In Il telegram 10 the SurgeonG General
Dr. Young reports from Memphs that he
has visited al. points on the Illinois Cen
tral, explaining the inspections 10 the local
authorities, and tnat all are much pleased.
He says that in consequence OF this expla-
nation the restrictions are relaxing, but
that some non-intercourse guarantees
are still maintained.
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Indicted for Attempted Bribery.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 25.-Thc Grand
Jury to-day returned a true bill against
Jacob i. hesner, manager of large de-
partment store, charging him with at
tempting to brite Alderman Williap
Mangier. Kesner. it is claimed. offered
Aid srman Mang er $1,000 to influence his
vote on the question of passing over the
Mayors veto the general electric street.
at $40, 900.
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oLD-7IMEhs uIL1 PAR.
Sacramento Fans 10 See Interesting
Baseball Game.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Sept. 25.-The
Old Leakers, combination of Old timers
on the baseball diamond, under the man
agement OF Colonel William Mullaney,
will cross bats with the Peerless club at
Snow flake Park tomorrow morning. AS
all OF the players are well known in Bo-
hemian circles of this city the game IS
arousing great interest and will probably
kraw the largest crowd of the season out
side of the league games. The lineup
will be as fol oWS:
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No Return ti0ht for Jim.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 25-Bob Fitz.
simmons, who is in this city, stated to-
night that he had no intention of giving
Corbett another tight. Martin Julian
backed up the champion in this and said
that Corbett must defeat Maher, Goddard
and other fistic lights before Fnzsimmons
would give him fight.
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NEW TO-DAY.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY.

Interesting Experience of a Resi-
dent OF Afton-H.S Staten ent.
ALTON, CAL.-"Since settling in the
Sacramento Valley / have been troubled
with chills and fever. a friend told me
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and 1 bought
three bottles. Very soon after I began
taking it was better and since taking a
few bottles l have never had chill or an
attack OF fever or any sign of these
troubles" EDWARD H. WARD.
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Steepechase two and half miles
*LiOn heart 6S tVeIca), TO -. ..-............1
Flushing 1853 (SIack). to ol......................2
Decapod So (Chandler), TO Observation-Disclosures.
Time. 5 :O2 CONTRACTOR l3O also ran. *EayorILe.
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Bur a Muraer Charge Is Filled.

BUTTE, MoNr, Sept. % Despite the
verdict of the Coroner's jury in the death
OF James Baptiste, the telegraph operator
shot by his wife last week, the County At
torney to-day filed information in the Dis
trict Court charging Emma Baptiste with
murder in the first degree. The Coroner's
jury verdict said 1t was unable to tell who
did the shooting.
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Alarm ABA1ING AT JACKSON.
Many Fu0itires Ktqwesfin0 Permits to
Return Home.

JACKSON, Miss Sept. 25.-Every thing
was quiet here to-day. Requests from
parties wishing permits to return home
are so numerous that the Board OF Health
has had to refuse them all until the limits
of the fever are definitely known, and
some idea can be formed of the chance OF
it's spread. 1t is deemed inexpedient 10
permit a general return OF refugees. No
yellow fever or suspicious cases have been
reported at any new points.
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PoRr 4owAsnaD SCARE.
Ferer- Infected British Ship Arrives From
Pnnnma.

Ferer- IHJecteU bffttsH SHFp ATftUeS fo7st
Pdanmd.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Sept. 25-
The British ship Care York, Captain
Mitchell, arrived this morning sixty-four
days from Panama. While lying at the
latter port there were several cases OF yell
low fever and two deaths aboard the ship
She cleared for this port without being
dsinfscted or even fumigated.
On her arrival here she was ordered to
Diamond Point, The United States quar-
antine station, where the ship ana crew
W ill be detained two weeks for fumiga-
ton and disinfection.
No sickness developed aboard the ship
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rive iurlonC5, TWO year-oiuS-
%Fons avannsh ~ (CtywooD, s TO 5.............l
DepenCi 10 (Slohn). 10 ................
Ruskin lu2 G urns), to 8
lime. :rI54. andleb ack l1U Cutter 95.
Coronatus 95, Gilt Edge 1U2, Mo ca lU2 Dare
chOta 107, lister Ella l07. Jude Quisl-y no,
Vort.
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REILLY WINS THE MEDIL.
Close of the Fife Compeiftion at Pam
coUCfT BarracHs.

coWCrr BarracHs.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, WASH,
Sept 25.-The rifle competition of the
departments of California and the Column
bia, closed to-day with skirmish firing.
P.ivate William Reilly, Company E.
Sixteenth Infantry, won the depari ment
gold medal, making total of 613 for four
days. The next three com petitors, Cor
porals K. Heiden, Company +, Fourteenth
Infantry; Frank Gunnard, Company A.,
First Infantry, and Private George +.
Watson, Company G. Sixteenth Infantry,
leceive silver medals. The remaining SIX
OF the first ten eceive bronze medals. The
officers in charge of the competition
express satisfaction with the new army
rifles.
Following is the score to-day and the
total for the four days firing. showing the
five highest scores:
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Second Speoal. mile and a quarter
Ben Brush l26 (Simsl, to 5.....................1
Ornament III ara), even. ?
Time, 2:lU Two starters.
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SUMMAR Y

h ifcr, X o .edanz Long Robinson, Jennings 20.
Ihree-base hi:-keeler. sacrifice hit-lfoffer
Double plays-Jennlngs and Doyle, Mct,raw and
Doyle, Left on bases-B4ltimores II. Bostons g.
First base on balls II Hoffer ) off KlobeGanZ 8
Hit by pitched baII-By Hoffer ], by Kiobedauz l.
struck Vut-By HCffer 3. b. kobedanz l. Passed
bail-kobinson. Umpires-Ems,ie and Hurst.
Time 100.
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Old LeakerS
Peerless.

The Old Leakers have surprise IN store
for their friends. They have signed left
handed pitcher who is ''pheaom" ana Is
r,icknamed .Fan-'em-out JIM" He IS
James McGrath, formerly OF Milwaukee.
He viii be seen in the box at their next
game on October 3.
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Libertine stakes. one aud quarter miles
*Mradowthorpe 102 (f. Murphy, even.
CarnerO l02 (ConHolyl, TO 5-....................
Dr. sheppard lO2 (Caywood), 10 1....--........-
Time, 2:07. Lincoln II IU2 also ran. @Favoritt
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Ebreden E.afs Rncon.

ASHTON.UNDER.T TYNE, Eng. Sept.
25.-In the 1C01-vard footrace here to-iay
Tor purse flo0 Ebreden beat f. Bacon
By a yard In 2:30 20.
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SPORTSMAN NOTICE.
kL.ONDYKE!!

JOIN THE COOPERATIVE COMPANY,
y safe and sure inves ment for smaH oI Id 70
amounts. New invention tor prospecting III
ALASKA GOLD FIELDS roo 80.
Apply at San Francisco Office, room ooz farfotI
Building. A. N. to 9 p NJ
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on the voyage north from Panama. On
her release rom quarapiin she will load
wheat at Tacoma Tor the United King
"A
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Arthur L, by Direct (sullivan). ..............4
Our Boy. by Nendome Boz (Bunch) Z
Meridian. Dr semicolon (Donathanl ....3
Time, 2:l234-2:l2-2;iAM.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 25.-Cineinnati had
things their own way i'll both games to-day,
the Browns not being IN Lat any stage. Brei-
tenstein pitched the first game tor the Reds
and Kept the hits we'll scattered. The Reds
batted out victory in the ninth inning. Only
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26

One mile, high weight handicap
Straw Lad ll9 (sloan) to Observation-Disclosures.
Trillette II (Dogg-tt) to l.......
King l29 (Hewittl. 10
Time l:441z *Dutch Skater 1872 *Halfiing
13l. Dye Ill. Brandywine l22. Nankl Pooh 116
and Parthamax IA also ran. *Equal choices
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PITTSBURG, PA, Sept. 25-Chicago won the
game on decision which ratified the home
team completely. In the seventh inning
when the score was tie, the battery was try.
ing TO send Lange TO his base on balls by LOB
btng the ball wide OF The box Lange stepped
to The extreme limit of the opposite side OF
the box and hit one of the easy balls for two
bases, scoring two runs. Game called in the
eighth on account OF darkness. Attendance
2000. Score:
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BROOKLYN, y. Y, Sept 25 Brooklyn won
both games from tae Qaaksrs this afternoon
hit freely. Payne pitched strong alter the
first inning. In the second game Fischer lad
the visitors completely at his mercy
Wheelock 100, pitched good bail, but seemed
to weaken when men were on bases The
Brooklyns decided to-day To save Kennedy for
the games against Boston Brooklyn needs
Two OF them TO stay in the first division. Al
tendance 300. Score, first game:
r, H. T.
brooklyn ..-................. ..15 Il 3
PnllAdelPnia ...-.. -......--........... s 7
Battteli -s-Payne aid Burrell Dunkle and
Dovle. Umpire-Carpenter.
Score, second game:
K. II. f.
5roohiy II . - '..... -,'........... 3
IuHHut'puia. 2
Batterles-f scher anu Burr.ll Wheeler and
Clements Umpire Carpenter.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept 25.-The Colonies
lost two games 10 The Indians to-day. In the
first game Louisville led until the eighth
when good stick work gave the Indians Ave
Young pitched a good game and Childs did
good work al second. Cleveland TOOK the see
ond easily, the heavy hitting OF Louisville be-
ing TOO much scattered TO do much good
Pickering male four hits and did fine work in
the field Score, first game:
X. *. E.
Cleveland .......................9 IA n
LOUSY ille ....... ........... ...... Is II
Ba teries-Yaung and Zlmmer bowling and
Wilson lmpre-ODay. Attendance 90
Score, second game:
r. II. Z.
Batteries-Wilson and Criger; Clarke anu Viii
son Umptre-U'Day. Attendance 1907.
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NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept 25.-W Washington

NEW 1Ukh, n. u sept Z5.-Washlnglon
scored hye runs ln The first inning on be tier
hit, a base on balls and an error by McCreery
Two singles and BILE, but Rusie was an
enigma afterward The Giants started in on
Swain in the fourth and kept at il until the
sixth, during which time they managed 10
make more than enough runs to win The
game. They slowed down and played list
lessly until Lynon called the game The feat
ure OF the game was Van Hallren's fielding OF
swaim's hit 10 center, throwing the runner
out at first Score:
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GRAVEsEND. L. l., Sept 25.-ln the
special to-day Ornament did not show at
his best, and Ben Brush, leading from the
start, won easily, covering the mile and a
quarter in 2:10. Previous, with Sims up,
took the Neptune stake from an ordinary
field. Four events were captured by favor
ties
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Eleven sIxteenihs Of a mre twO-year-OIds,

handicap
High Jihks 1O9 (BeaucbampJ,** - to l...........l
~Handuall "a (DoggetO. 10 5...................2
Alice Farley IA (Nlaher), ~ to 1..............3
lime, / l:OSs4, Isabey l16, Claret Cup II 5,
KomurasAkt lIF, Mount d'Or lOS Fleeting Gold
100, Momentum 1U2, Miss kowena 81 and
Ban sh d ll0 so ran. %Favorite. '%Coupled
with Banshed.
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Neptune selling stakes, six furiongs-

ANePfuHc SSlililS StAheS, SIN AuAAOl-SS-
*Previou, ll6 IS ms) to 1.....................
Dacian 1U4 (>loan),
Blueaway l05 (rnorpe), 10 1............-.
Time, l:lbS4. DemAsOgue ia, KHefoot ll5,
Bliss kucker IU4 Central Trust l05, bA Go.eta
104 and HAndpr lU4 also *FaYorte.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-22
TIE Osl11 Us FEED LIN.

The noxions weed law was
amended "a regard to manner Of
destroying the weeds. The law
now requires each person to de-
stroy upon an lands owned or oc-
cupied, all Canada thistle, cookie.
burr, mustsrd, wild oats, French
and Russian cactus at such time
and in such manner as to prevent
their bearing seed. It is q mis-.
demeanor to deposit or cause to be
deposited on the highway or along
the banks Of any water course any
of the noxious weeds, punishable
by fine Of not exceeding $50, nor
less than SO. The time and man.
ner of destroying such weeds shall
be prescribed by the county COM
missioners and published not less
than two weeks before such time,
in the newspapers published in
the county, if such there be.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-22

Big crops will be the rule all
through the western portion Of
Cavalier county this year and the
pleasure Of anticipating bounti-
full harvest is enhanced by the re-
port that the railroad has at last
decided to open up for them a
home market. The source from
which the relief comes Is the Great
Northern, which is reported to
have decided to extend their Aneta
& Hope branch into the west part
of the county thls summer in time
to carry off the crop this fall.
1t is to be hoped that the report
Is correct and that, at last, after
many years of waiting the long
looked for medium of transporta-
ton is a sure thing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-22

DEMOCRATS would be delighted
to see Mr.. McKinley's bluff, other
wise known as the special diplo-
matte commission to visit Europe
with power to negotiate with the
governments Of that section in be-
half of international bimetallism,
succeed in accomplishing some
thing tangible, but none of them
have the slightest idea that it will.
The Commissioners, Senator VOL
colt, Gen. Paine, of Mass, and
Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson, Of Ills,
are capable men, and their failure
to accomplish an impossibility will
be no personal reflection on them.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-22
Notice q { ]: Mortgage sale.

Notice u hereby giivsn that = o.,..:
mortgage, executed and deliyaraI '1 nl
Olivier Laplant and Marguerite ~ Wy
liant his wife Mortgagors to the Dakote
Mortgage Loan Corporation MORTGAGES"
dated the End day OF June 1885 and H.;
for record In the Office OF the Reuista r'o ".
Deeds OF the County OF Cavai;ar a, VI
Territory Of Dakota now State of Noatt
Dakots, on the 10th day Of june 1867
and recorded in Book 8 Of Mortoano. ~
page So (and assigned by said Morto ue az
to Sylvester A. Donoghue and nv M ~se ~
Charles y: Gibson will be foreviosed NV
sale OF the premises in such mortoooa
and hereinafter described, at the froenf
door of the Court House in the Connt,ss
of Cavalier and State OF North Dakota
at the hour Of 2 O'clock p. M, on the SatS'
day Of May A. d. 1897, to satisfy tho tba
amount due upon such mortgage on tho
day of sale. The premises described ~,
such mortgage and which will be- sold -
satisfy the same are described al follow.
viz: o"e
The Northeast quarter (pek) of
Section Twenty (2C) 10 Township Ono
Hundred Sixty Three (163) North ~
Range Fifty Eight (56) West.
There will be due on such Mortpaoa ot
the date of sale the sum of Eight Hun'
dred Fortv-two and 68-1OO (SS42. Gsl
Dollars. >'
Willis A. JOY, CHARLES E. GIBSON.
Attorney; Assignee of Mortgagee.
Grand Forks, N. u. A40