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keep in 'front.'" Mr.. "Ves" Smith
mana ger of the w. U. Tel. Co. at Ches.
ter, S. c., recently bought one and writes
at is the very 'box' have been looking
for" See ME or write for catalogues and
full information before buying Piano.
Organ, Camera or Typewriter.
GEO. T. SHORB, Yorkville S. G.
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Another Supply Of Rubbers.

We have received our second supply Of
extra Fruit Jar Rubbers and will sell
them as long as our stock lasts at cents
dozen. Now if you need rubbers please
send for them at once and don't come or
send about month from now and find
them all gone and say to US ''you advertis-
ed that you had them" We are out of
Fruit Jars. GRIST COUSINS.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

TOR PHOTOS-in any style and Of the
4 best tinish-please call at my Gal
lery, on Cleveland avenue. l also develop
and print Kodak Pictures. Orders for
Enlarged Pictures from any size Photo
taken, and satisfaction guaranteed.
S. w WATSON, YorkYille, S. c.
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Spetial gotires.
Picnic at Smyrna.

There will be a picnic at Smyrna on
Monday, August %, the day appointed
for the county campaign meeting. The
public is invited to be present. The An
tioch band will furnish music.
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LESTER PIANOS

Are still Sin the lead" First Class anG
q Ten Y ear Guarantee from the company
and mine in addition, with each instru.
ment. Prices lower than any other First.
Glass Piano can be bought for. Over q
years experience with Pianos and Or
gans makes my guarantee "solid as a
rock"
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At Glover, on August 0, Miss
ESTHER LOUISA, daugher of Mr.. R.
A. Hagans, aged 10 years, 3 months and 4
days.
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Sperial A0tires.
Picnic at Piedmont.

Editor Enquirer: Please announce that
there will be picnic at Piedmont Springs,
August 13. Music by the Antioch band.
Respectfully, JAS. NJ. CALDWELL.
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FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
r. =. MCDILL.
S. II. EPPS.
THOMAS +. McDOW.
II. L. JOHNSON.
w. n. ELDER.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
w. w. BOYCE,
CALVIN G.. PARISH,
JOHN A. SHURLEY,
w. J. WATERS,
w. B. WILLIAMS.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
JOHN +. CARROLL.
J. A. TATE,
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
JOHN d. CORNWELL,
II. GLIB CULP,
J. ED. LEECH.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
S.P. BLANKENSHIP,
j. II McFADDEN.
HYDER A. D. NEELY.
FOR MAGISTRATE-YORK TOWNSHIP.
l.. r. WILLIAMS.
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Dewy "did" the Enemy,
so dew WE.

We are training our broadsides upon
the piratical craftsmen, and their poor
ammunition and poor gunners make them
easy prey. The armor of GUARANTEE
renders us invincible to their weak bat
teries. We blaze at them with l3inch
High Quality and pepper them with rap
id fire Low Prices. THOS. w. SPECK.
Jeweler and ODtician.
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ATTENTION! FIREMEN.

THE members of the different reel
Il companies are hereby requested to
meet at their respective reel houses on
next Tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
A. Y. CARTWRIGHT,
Chief Fire Department.
Yorkyille, S, c., August IL.
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81 See," said Sagasta, ''that
it's quitting time -

If the Spanish Premier had been pro-
vided with pair of our ordinary Spec.
tacles he could have seen that quitting
time" was sometime ago. With pair o1
our best glasses he could have seen tina,
quitting time was minute before begin
ming time.
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"HONEY TO BURN

WIHEN you want FIRE INSUR-
w ANCE see me. l.. GEO. GRIST.
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Says Uncle Sam to Spain,
UGit.1 saws he:

VOU will not miss single bit of the
Il stirring war news, at this interesting
epoch in American history but will your
eyes stand the tax put upon them by the
enormous amount of reading necessary to
get "all the news ?" Let US EXAMINE
your eyes and FIT GLASSES TO THEM,
if it is necessary, before they suffer perma-
nent injury.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-06

la cual pertenzco que Dor anz eonocfap tan ben
deberes dersoh. Nos hsbei eio heo,,a.
En- toda esa ifusa ;3abessorI prem lido dubli 9a}?
E sacefdoe via ob1 gA 4 gGaEj.r sil uto La Mar
ouesa ticu6:
Mi nacido deof amenndo que ataeos ha
hfa habi eutr (, sobe toto
Ell da qce Ia jnalgni hi hi hzo gca! diana del ho
de fmih, be qnord3 a. crcdo que
yo debia Ia ulma qn4 o..brc e nliy
nudis ctntinnuE tal rass....
--iEL o'golo, sieD.ro el o'1njo'i,io aetofauc1o 81
sscerioto
.-tY ia conf ei<a, @mgo sa'' QtE ab nna14 he'sn-
denado!... V q4 t>to. . cfifco't4r lis
que nnan l>bre mi $ III f,:i.a. pegNnt: am
no he hecho pegfet ben caoiIr dcb9f
compasidn- sNo fu6:ra oajo h9 orj.ra teTt oho
d. decirme que e qolare lido .e,ooara 10:
s 80 t.! como vo ii aua II lie e huhivra
rriio Per- acatad
-salplco s qu~a dare per'ni,o psra que halle sin
estsba Jesey Z. a6 s hu~oaTle .... L. tu .quf.
Despo6s, cumpeno or.tnes le perdo bale de
ninos
Tavf-tf~ yalr para scpsraro, d. p.qucno scr les
pu6s de hsberle tenn ensyve-tro@ braAs:......
i n" s}is que pi2o ianas IA Ire
yenec? Snpicio lie tio batc, vent2
bir mis- 6rlete. Pef5, amigo miotXiamd Marques.
exataH6n hubje-a OIds bes3 dc 81 yo habHea
sdo qae 8buea oec qua ie haber4 erito
locnra.....
mo Is quereis, pues, sehoEa?
mo querer!e 20!
Is Msrauesa comenz6 SO.
lie qaiero ii lie La|5esa cv&Io en- 1ni se7o!
Roger Gaiso wen Col ag por 81 door, qIiso cal
maria:
-Liorad peto os ilrte qaeri4a de>graciada ami
ga cobrad POGO de fue antes 0e coDtinaar..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-06
RLlorEcA De 'I4 CnRBGspokDENcA prERro R1co" rs

-~No-diio Is marquGsa orando precise que abra
odo hi que sep1 todo 10 que pasao mf.
Los fu!ero. amos fuf venie; peuetrada de mi de
pesaba 10 que hab lecho, imagusha, a1enAs, que
llevarfa prolo Paro cua,io ha IL gaio Ia We
ez cnafo he setdo la eoiedad nj v1a,
III C5ora hs spacgua 10 lag cyes raurae del corszn
h4 tadc jonIo ish he sufric tods.a mss qus habit.
s3 for la euenza nj ho.. ITengo nieto
j4ay b. ibt" oqrcia de e. be oi 10 cse nom
be du'oe &c obQa.... Si he equvoca creye1do
eunp If nj deter, }'jen castgsda estoy por clio!
sQu,en o impjde reparar el NAL que hab=s hecho bug
ca2 :>a nin~?
que dire 20 esa cristnra, adn,cndo one te.g Ia
dcs perada de .ncrarie? 81 ha Auo recoglo ror
gentas, 81 porta hobe honrado, que hororosa
e haoere safer que ho de aserino! Esa
i gus h. conteDo senpra cuando pr6xiIna des
fallecer 10 he ctao der. io a he querido e
ei 10 querra { nf hoy....
No der9ch0 iuagare 10 lie lonoceis Ipnorsis
hafta ii viye It'd .yfa....
ISL 1--WE! lo juraria-exolam6 ia Marquesa
-Esreremos y espercmos que habremos de
segur encontrarle,
sPero p4dtis perdotarme, amigo mo? bsbuoi6 Ia Mar
queea voz entreoora ia per los soozos.
e acerdota Il estrecho afectuosamente mano 6iio
- Dies lerdona sempre las falta que reparan.
-Ordenad "a j. Marlaesa, ,-yo obedecere ciegamen-
te porq'e, par de hoy, entrego compear,ents en-
vuetra-
Iergamos esperanto!
Una hora iesu6, Roger Garan safa haca alta mar con
SIco kaadeuc, quen habfa lido buscsr pretexto
de ec9r roiada Supicio prepslaba grsvemente los
utehs jo cuaofo Ell cura e TOGO el hombro.
Que dirfais, Sllpco lie dijo 81 e hiio del MARQUES do
Treyenec volsiese habtar 81 castillo?
sipco estuvo punto de oltar re cosiendola por
Las mallas. flo una mira stontsda en- Roger.
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Illustration ArtlstiCa
NUEVA SUBSCRIPTION DEsDE 10 De ENER0 De 189o
Psridio manaI de Nyaa ci,pcias rcdacdo poy
eriores grubados de los prineros arsas del mada
CONDlClONES DE LA SUBSCRIPTION

Todas recba
ON qe consara por 10 nenos de 16 pagnas
abonar susoriptor so
Bbioteca Universal
NUEvA
QUE oLvIDARoN CERvANTEs- postunoa
LA PERFECTA CAsADApor
MUNDO DESCOJOCIDO- de
Ia illustration
coresponsae de la toda de Puerto Rico
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-21

REPORTED DOUBLE MURDER.
News Of Tragedy ON the stickeeu
River Brought by the Del NOrte.

Steamer Del Norte. Capt. Allen, arrived
at O'Clock yesterday morning from
Skagway and Wrangel with 100 passen-
gers, none OF whom was from the in.
terror She met with considerable had
weather but made a quick trsp notwith-
standing she left Skagway last Friday
morning
The officers or the steamer report thai
just before she eft wrangei George Nee.
a guide, returned from a trip to Telegra ph
creek on the Stickeen river and brought
back the news of four sudden deaths.
re rerorted that two Fraser river min
ers had been murdered on April 5th a.
their camp about 100 miles up the Stick
cen river by a Norwegian named Claw
The men were Burns and Henderson, and
Nee said they came from Chilliwaek.
Il. c. He said the double murder was
the result of \ quarrel. The murderer
was not caught and at the time Nee left
the Canadian mounted police were still!
in pursuit.
He reported that a man named Col
ins had been crushed under falling
tree at Big Canyon on the Stickeen and
had died shortly after. He was from
Los Angeles, California. One Block. sup
posed to be from Iowa. was drowned by
falling through thin ice on the Stickeen
at the same point. The officers OF the
steamer were unable 10 obtain any fur
Their particulars az the steamer left fust
after Nee arrived
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CRUSHED By THE ELEVATOR.
j. Il. Batchelder Meets Death I'm the
MacDougall Il SOuthwfck store.

]. r. Batchelder a porter for the Mac
Dougan & Southwick Company. was crush
ed TO death BY the store elevator last even
ing about SIS O'Clock. The accident seems
from all accounts 10 have been due to his
own carelessness and there will probably
be no inquest.
Most of the clerks had left the busy
store fer the day. On the street floor
Batchelder had loaded q truck with sacks
of -four to be transferred to the base
ment. The elevator was descending slow
ly from the floor above The car has two
apartments, the lower one for freight and
the one above for passengers.
In the latter apartment were Manager
John G. Pacey. who held the lever. and c.
W. Kline. clerk of the Quitting depart
ment. Batcheider had opened the door of
the elevator shaft and as the freight car
came opposite the floor ne wheeled in his
truck. Depending on the fact that the
car was descending slowly he attempted
to follow his truck aboard the freight car.
He was too late The floor of the passen-
ger car above caught him on the right
side of the head and before the elevator
could be stopped Batchelder's skull was
crushed 10 jelly.
DR.. j. s. Kloeber arrived shortly after
the accident. Batchelder was st.ll breath
ing. Ii was found that the head had been
struck between the base of the brain and
the angle OF the jaw on the right side.
The skull had been fractured at Its base
and twenty minutes after being struck
death ensued from pressure against the
brain.
1t was explained that at night the n.y.
draulic pressure on the elevator IL low and
the car was moving very slowly when
Batchelder was killed.
AS soon as life was extinct the body was
removed TO the undertaking parlors OF
Butterworth & Sons, and telegram was
sent to Batehelder's widow, now visiting
in the East. notifying her OF the husband
death. The victim was about IS years of
age. He lived at 400 Fifth avenue and
leaves a young son. He had been working
as porter for the MacDougall & Southwick
Co. for about three months
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UIlExITlES.

Charles osnsr Is preparing TO build a
t~o-2tory frame dwelling at $40 Bellevue
avsnue north. 10 cost $3.50. Permit was
Issued yesterday.
The funeral services of Mary Bethel were
held At 81. Clemsnts church. on TWENTY
fourth avenue south. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. George Buzzeiie officiating
Mrs Rsna Olson. wife OF Ole Olson Of
this city died az 5ta.iacoom yesterday of
heart failure, What makes the death
doubiy sad II that AZ the time Mr. Olson
received the news OF the death OF his Wife
he was arraneing for III. burial of his
2-rnonth-old Ssby.
Carpenters are busy tearing DOWN the
Old cases IN the former corporation eoun-
sells office. The room will hereafter be
used for the clerical department over
which WEE II. Parry pTesides. and the adj
joining vault VIII contain all the council
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AUTOPSY CONFIRMS prAcr....
Physicians Believe Meninxat,s -.
Exists at llWaea.

Special Dispatch 70 the s-lnte,u......
ASTORIA. April 2n.-The autocss -
by DR.. Redmond. United States armv ~
geon at Fort Candy on the bodies y -
who were supposed to have died Al ~.
OF cerebro-spinai meningitis vessssss-
fully confirms the former s;:aznoss. -, :
was this disease in the worst form - !
the same which existed al Skaevls -
time ago. Also that the disease 4 -.
cal with what is in history known = i.
black plague.
Young Miller, the third case. Il :.
alive, but expected 10 de before No..
There was but one new case toaav -
that was fifteen miles I'D the bsaeh
young man working on the WRECKED ~
morag was attacked after he had s,s,ss
to work. and in few hours wa usrs.1
scious. There Is no hope OF his 49,.
In and around Ilwaco, al well q a ~
side OF the river, the greatest alain 8
felt but what to do no one seems e -
Some physicians say that 1t Il infee1l11
others say contagious. and othesa -
IS the Result OF exposure.
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snip Tacoma Capt. Davss ..r..
terday morning from fns ~ -
ounkers. coal laden for san Fsass,.c 60
ar I,;s,sa ss1 ap ,o ssssvesrdsn, Capt x,a
loadinE wheat at Yves, Seattle n. - s
Steam collier Progreso arr,~.. -
day from San Francisco. *. !, ~
return cargo al the Pacific Coass S.11.a
Steamer s,. Townsend Is at Pors -
repairs 10 her machinery. Teu
decided by her agents. 'Ss y0 ~
The Pa S, Steam Whaling con,.
Coast bunkers. undressing y.r ~ H.
e 70 be placed on the mai ~. ~ -
Siika and northern ports e
Steamer Alice blanchard sailed M, =.
Tor San francisco. loaded w;sa ak
She Will operate for a shars ,;.a usIE
route between San Francisco Ara - g -
after which she will return - ~ nssoa
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SAN Francisco RaeesL

SAN FRANCISCO. April D-WaGhet
Ingleside was fine: track fast. ReGlu
second, Texarkana third. Tins, IN
Six furlongs. selling--Miss ISncA ~
San Ma,eo second, Imp. Mistral II -
Time. 1:lii4.
Mile and quarter. over I'VE huQN.
Our Climate won. George Palmer eoco&
Tortoni third. Time, 2:22i1.
Five furhcngs, the Scsreiber st1keR ~
81, 00o-Oanthus won. Exeurnou soon1
Obsidlan third. Time, i.Wh.
One mile. se!ling--Morinel won, -
second. San Marco third. Time. 10
One mile-Rubicon won. Berna1di0 -
ond. Imp. Tripping third. Time. ls1k
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Schilling's Best Tea

is the tea of the Pacific Coast. 1t would be tk
tea of the whole United States if it had been ao'
vertised everywhere.
1t has stood the test ofmoney-backing for Yeas
and its makers still money-back it.
1t is the tea Tor klondike, because it gives M
most flavor and nourishment to the cent and pound
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James street: the other makes uniform
grads from Columbia TO Seneca street.
cutting down 4 similar hump. The build
ings that wcuid be chiefly affected are the
Occidental hotel. Seattle theater. New
Western hotel and First Methodist church.
Mr. Won Tobei gave ii IS his opinion
last night that the city could not modify
the existing contract. II any change were
made Mr.. Dow would simply have TO
surrender the contract he now holds
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MEMPHIS, April 20--Resuite:
Six furiongs. selling-Beile Ward
Empress Josephine second, Sarnnug1 80
Time lis.
Five furlongs, 2-yea--ofds- Cstne9
won. Chimera second. Clarence y u
Time. 1:o4Is.
Mile. seliing-Sedan won, Sidoni11 -
ond Basquil third. Time. I:44h
Mile and a sixteenth. Chicka0u
handscap--Macey won. Romp
Buckvidere third. Time, I.s0
Five furIongS. seljng-Nichciae 49,
Foreseen second. Dawn third.
LOLA.
One and one-eighsh miles, ffve hm!s.
Showdown won. AlfonsiD second
Jim third. Time, 2.iSi4-
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Ctuc,npnti Races.

CINCINNATI. April ce..-Results q -
port:
One mile. eelling-Friar John wony
Monon second, OxnaFd third. I'LL.
Half mile-Spirituai won. Fiylnf
second. Panxy II. third. Time;
SIX furIongs. seiling-McEiesy -
Senator Quay second. Nat r. thru.
i:l5tz. sr.Hl
Mile and a sixteenth-Fassg won. hss'-
second, Ell Sina third. Time. Gee
Four and aaIf furlongx- - 80
won. Ned Wicks second. DUKE y
third. Time. 10. -
Six flirlongs. seiling-Ricard = 80
zeppa second. Haiton third
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Fernando Isle. the young Spaniard who
imagines he has been commissioned to de-
stroy the navy OF the United States, viii.
have his trial on charge Of insanity be-
fore Judge Benson next Tuesday The
hearing was set for yesterday. but was
continued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-21

OLYMPIA. April ao.--Gov. Roem =:
day granted an immediate partaI s.
Robert Pierce. who was couvicen1 <,
mayhem and sentenced TO a term < ~
months In Pierce county jail n ~
don was recommended by the hoa13 q
pardons. Trial Judge Kean and IL ~
cutting attorney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-21

Special Dispatch TO the Post-InteHiGE|
COLFAx. April M.-Judge 1npe
the recently adjourned grand nfx GS&
the date OF their sitting as MAy H.
grand jury will probably furtbae nyNo1
gate the .ynching OF Marshall g 5ane|
airy Z.
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AGAINST A STATE Exnarue
Tacoma VIII Not Participate d -
In Exposition.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intel1nn
TACOMA. April ao.--The executive eln
mittee OF the Chamber Of Comzneres lr1
decided against the proposed WIZ
state exhibit at the Omaha expcmf,m &
response TO the proposal sent hsrs d 3
Seattle Chamber of Commerce II =
raittee considered the matter q - ~
ing last night. After a fail di1cua 1
was the opinion that tho short time r. i
which an exhibit could he secueot -
the opening Of the exposition MAKES 4 II
possible to get an exhibit sach a. wp111k
Justice to the great resources Of Ia -
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records and other documens. ,a.1- ~
r ra,n % sns Cereal - asparsmsnl tn.
tate the work Of the corr <sssl e
which has grown so hire 49, sse
somewhat crampei for Sns.s 4 =
tso vaults will have content, -
almost MI il. eoolr< ~
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The Weekly observation-disclosures
all ready for mailing. nrice 8 -
copy. can be obtained At IN. - -
office today.
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RIDE the casy-running ''cievslAaa

EXCURSION TO SNOQTALMiE ~. 80
The frat excursion OF the $3.50 ~
be nun on Sunday. April "a Amp =
viii Re allowed for fishing ana ~ q
speeding the plant now being 49,
the Snoquaimie Power COMPANY. -
wasnsr's First Regiment oana -
ticipats in the excursion, faFh,sn A.- 49,
en- route and 40 the faiis 3
AZ 80 A. m Fare Ter rouha si'f.
pIrylNi A piano OF monthy
r,oDts Is ua..cn more economical tn1s
ing CAN and zee our large ana n 4
sock OF the worlds leading naAss go
Johnston, SO Second avenue. b"'As
Ing.
shg, william T. Rotcn IL AT sHsA
tc,ats.r ssars for New YORK.
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sh,, william J. Rotch IL al sm''n -
go.adts.y suars for New YORK
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-24
MILTON.
From the Milton Globe.]

From the Milton Globe.
Miss. Elizabeth Lajord left for Chicago
Tuesday.
Soper postoffice will be made money
order office April 4th.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans. r. Ellen
son, on March -, daughter.
Mrs. John McIvor moved out to the
homestead at Daniels Thursday.
OLE Gjevre and family returned Fri
day from an extended visit in South
Dakota and Minnesota.
Henry Krien, one OF Osnabrocks large
and prosperous farmers is erecting a
large frame barn on his farm.
The price OF wheat in Milton last
Thursday was the same as at Larimore
and one cent more than at Park River
or Mimic.
Mr.. M. A. Fitzpatrick, Of Langdon, will
move into the old W. W. Kingbury
residence and will build new black
smith shop. Who says Osnabrock not
on the boom?
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-24
WANG.

The people are enjoying fairly good
sleighing.
Ole NJ. Olson has gone to Grand Forks
for medical advice He will return soon.
Judge Torgeson was seen on our streets
on Friday. He was more iovial then
ever.
Arnie Telle went out to look after his
real estate on Thursday, west of Lang
don, this week.
Martin Fremstad and johnson went
out on their farms near Daniels on Fri
day, returning Sunday.
DR.. l1illstrom was seen on our streets
Wednesday, but as he is very busy at
Hannah he did not stay long.
Edward Stoke has bought back the
old homestead from Hans Dahl. Con-
sideraton, six hundred and ten dollars.