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Evening star., 1898-10-10
Sewage DiSDOsaI.

Health Officer Woodward is entirely right
in his view that great care should be exer-
cised in granting permits to people to es-
tablish small sewage disposal plants under
the law recently enacted by Congress
This subject lies very close to the public
health. 1t must be treated with grave con-
sideratiOn at every stage, for slight mis-
takes in construction or method may cause
epidemics- The city will perhaps eventual
ly be permitted by Congress to construct a
large plant designed for the treatment OF
the sewage in a scientific manner and the
project. which is based upon accurate en-
gineering and chemical processes, should
not be discredited now by false starts by
individuals This is an enterprise which
can with advantage be kept well under the
control of the municipal government.
Evening star., 1898-10-10
Misleading.

1t is seldom fact that makes most of our
woe;
1t isn't the thing that We really know,
But the vague intimation which drifts here
and there,
Like a cloud DER the landscape that might
have been fair.
'Tis the rumor whose influence swiftly ex-
pands,
Like sickly malaria-mist through the lands
Oh, many a dance weary mortals are led
By what some one told some one that
somebody said"
And a halt must be called, though men
fain would press on
The paths they must scan over which they
have gone;
They must light up their lanterns and
search night and day
For the point where their journeying first
went astray.
It's wondrousiy lucky lifes wayfarers are
If they note the mistake ere they've tray-
eled too far;
If they're early made ware of the wiles
that spread
By what some one told some one that
somebody said
Evening star., 1898-10-10
MiAInE OIL and Mnter

The meuace Of tue hour is the effort of
the democratic party 10 repeat a chapter
o. disastrous history on the money Gues-
uoH- Many sound money democrats are
trying TO persuade themselves that il is
possible Tor them TO fracernize with free
silver democrats and in that way effect a
compromise OF some kind and restore the
party tu power. Many Of the free silver
democrats IN the south and west are wink
iaE at the Geiusion and tOlling the sound
money men on. But what is this bur a rem
e'iJou % rhe story Of 1S.r2. when Mr. Cleye-
land and ,he majority OF his party. in the
MugcaS, Of thc street, played each other
Tor st.e e(yrS. wnen each proved to be mis-
taken about the other, and when the coun-
try. through their success at the polls was
called upon TO pay a heavy penalty for their
folly?
The Democratic triumph of 1892 was
achieved by free SILVER votes under a sound
money leadership. There was no secret
about where either Nj Cleveland or his
party stood on the money question. The
ous had clearly and repeatedly proclaimed
himself "a gold standard man whfIc the her
hy VOTES i'm CCugrss. by state platforms
adopted By dehverauces on the st,lrnn b,.
score of its representative spokesmen stood
quite as firmly committed 10 silver. How
did r. come about. therefore. that a union
was effected by which gold standard man
became the presidential candidate OF the
free silver party?
The man was ambitions to return to Of
fee aE3 ,he party 20 power. They were
willing % take all risks to achieve their
ends. Each assumed that when the pinch
came the o-aar would surrender the poiu,
IN contention The party was relying on
reminding Mr- Cleveland 4 the great hOnors
he had received at its hands while he was
relying on the enormous patronage he
- - - -. AiannSa1 In ~ hcr. ,,-orls
Evening star., 1898-10-10
Read and Be Convinced.
From the Florida Times-Union.

Wheeler has told the truth and we all
know it. He is no mercenary whose future
depends on his trade, and he is not so much
of a politician that he can forget his coun-
try for his party. His experience eminent
ly qualities him to speak with authority.
and he will be believed as our modern St
George who has scotched the snake and
relieved the nation of the incubus of the
horrible in a time of its utmost need. Read
what Wheeler says before the committee
of investigation and be convinced that less
er men may be still.
Evening star., 1898-10-10
Mr.. Bryau's Duty.
From the Mexican Herald.

A democratic paper says that to keep
Col. Bryan in the army any longer and
thus prevent him from taking any part in
the campaign is, to say the least cow
ardly piece of political trickery of which
no self-respecting man would be guilty"
This Is novel view of soldiers respon-
sibility. The American government has
need of fully 100000 troops and if Col
Bryan was really inspired by patriotic mo-
tives in enlisting, he will serve out his two
years and say nothing.
Evening star., 1898-10-10
A Timely In0ui-.

THE time is past" said Mrs. Meekton
oratorically. when man can assume to
lord it over his family like an Asiatic po-
tentate."
Henrietta" said her husband, gently.
might ask you whether when you allude
to Asiatic potentate you have in mind the
Emperor of China?'
Evening star., 1898-10-10

Last October We gr.evously offended some
very good people by doubling the wisdom
and questioning the integrity of the man
agement of the Citizens Union movement
in New York. The official announcement
of this body that it now intends to nomi-
nate an independent state ticket for he
purpose of defeating Colonel Roosevelt If
he receives the republican nomination, more
than sustains the worst we said. 1t Is
highly gratifying to see that Mr. Low him
self has found the masqueraders out ard
reDudiateS them.
Evening star., 1898-10-10
Eminentyy QuaIiAed

How did you come to think that man
had any of the qualities of a successful
author?' inquired the friend
Oh, replied the English manager, you
are judging him merely by his books. You
ought to see how uniquely interesting he
lC oks in a dress suit on the lecture plat
form,'
Evening star., 1898-10-10
SHOOTING STARS,
A1ertness IndispensabIe,

Does man have to be very wide-awake
to be bicycle policeman" inquired the
person who asks ipane questions.
Il should say So" replied the member of
the force. Those people have to keep their
eyes open all the time to avoid arresting
one another for scorching."
Evening star., 1898-10-10
As Frost Approaches.

Did 1 see you comm out @ my white
folks backyahd late last night?" inquired
Miss Miami Brown.
L dunno" answered Mr.. Erastus Pink
ley. "Mebbe you might have"
rs you got any possessions dar?"
NO; 1 amt got no regular possessions
only jes' a coalin' station"
Evening star., 1898-10-10

Senior Quesada Is compelled to remind
this government that while Cuba libre" is
magnificent thing, it is not likely to be
fully appreciated by Cuba hungry
Evening star., 1898-10-10

Gel Bryan is especially anxious about his
political future when he observes Admiral
SIMPSONS difficulty in getting credit for
operations conducted at long range.
Evening star., 1898-10-10
Turn About.

He stumped the state, with talk profound.
His audiences were slim
On lection day the state turned round
An stumped my Uncle Jim.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

The departure of the Spanish from Porto
Rico will leave the Madrid government with
a large number of professional Office hold
ers on it's hands.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

The French temperament is. naturally
melodramatic. But the authorities insist
on casting the wrong men for hero-roles
Evening star., 1898-10-10

Spains wild career has been in progress
for long time, and it will not be surpris-
ing if its next morning lasts for several
centuries.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

There are number of ladies in the Chi
nese emperor's palace who would like to
know once for all whether they are wild
oWs or not.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

Poepie who are anxious abou, the destiny
q the eolored man may note with relief his
undou5ted prospects as an important mill
t,.ry quantity.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

1t may be that some of the men engaged
in the war against Spain were too busy
fighting to make notebook memoranda of
the hardships they suffered.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

Tie war inquiry board will continue to
take precautions not only against ..white-
washing" but against sensational word
painting"
Evening star., 1898-10-10

The war inquiry boards shut the door
sign Is not yet justified by the weather
bureaus reports.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

OIn order to avoid delays, on nc
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected with the
Office, but simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial business Depart
ments. according to tenor purpose.
Evening star., 1898-10-10

12bc Moire Percaline. Just yard wide
every color and in black that 80
We guarantee TO be absolutely & N
and steadfastly fadeless. Worth II 0W1i
almost double e................. 7T
Evening star., 1898-10-10

SOC Herrnsbore Harcloth, in black and in |
gray Wider than you usu- y AT
alIy find full % inches. The wv "
hest value that this counter a. ANNSo
ever gave you at. /A
Evening star., 1898-10-10
Elphonzo Youngs Co.
Imported sardines-
are a delicious dish. doubly enjoyable for
luncheon. You'll relish them Put up in
finest oil.

Peanut butter.
Something every will enjoy. Spread
on crackers it makes a delicious morsel
Aids digestion too
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
WANG.

H. G. Otteson drove over to Joseph
McGauvran's on Saturday attending TO
some business affairs,
John johnson drove over to Jurusalerr
on Sunday to GET That renowned country.
He also took a friend across the Big
Peml,ina.
Howard Stone, was taken i'll on Sun
day. 1t is hoped that he will not follow
the example of his brother who died not
long ago.
Mrs. E. Quale who has been sick for
for some time past is at present in the
Morden hospital undergoing medical
treatment.
Prof. Loyns OF Homen drove through
this country Saturday on his way to
Osnabrock. We understand the Prof.
will teach the Radford school the COM
ing summer
A very enjoyable evening was spent by
a party OF young folks who surprised
Lars Chrstianson on Thursday evening
and tripped the light fantic toe until
the wee small hours.
Martin Olson is getting out fencing
material by the carload. He will fence
a horse pasture out Of poplar poles the
the coming season aud thus avoid
getting his horses cut in the wire.
1t is reported that Pete Olson who
filed on some government land north of
Andrew Peterson last fall has arrived
and is staying with John Jensen. Pete
ia cousin of Ole Tanum and the two
are so much alike that no one can tell
them apart.
On Monday Miss Georgina Sharrow
was married to Mr.. Jack Radford OF
Stlwell. The knot was tied at the
Olga church after which the party re-
turned to the bride father commodious
home where very enjoyable evening
wAs spent. Your humble scribe extends
a most cordial congratulation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
MILTON.

from the Milton Globe.]
\ lodge Of Eastern Star is about to be
instituted in Milton.
Rev. ID. j. Sykes returned Tuesday from
Winnippg-greatly improved in health.
W. d. Gillespie, organizer for the A. o..
U. w., will institute Workmen lodge at
Soper.
JOS. Paulson, OF Osnabroek, participant
ed in the festivities OF the Masonic hall
last evening.
Halvor Torgeson, OF Elkwood, WAS
among the notable visitors from the
north last week.
l.. R. Kelly made a business trip to
Grand Forks the first OF the week, re-
turning yesterday.
Mrs. Armstrong won first. Miss Reilly
second and Arthur Mears third prize at
the carnival on the 4th inst.
John c. Stewart is up from Drayton
greeting old time friends. He was form.
erly resident OF Olga township.
Ole G. Menes left Friday for Chicago
and various other eastern points. He
expects to be absent about I wo weeks.
Justice d. A. Oakland last Wednesday
rredjndgulent for$6O.O0nnd costs,
the fnll amount demanded. In favor oil
the State Bank OF Milton. against Ole
Lookken for rent OF u farm,
Earnest Motifs horse took header on
Friday Of last week while he was riding
home from the postoftice and now Ernest
is laid up with a broken leg. Dr.. Nc,
Queen OF Milton set the fracture and his
many friends will be glad to hear that
he is coming along nicely.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
FREMONT.

Alex Russell is visiting this week with
the Morrison's at Bathgate.
T. r. Mclaughlin transacted business
at the county seat Saturday.
Messrs Park and Reid have taken q
contract to put up ice for the Wallis ALA
people.
F. A. Massey, the Dumas boys and
Fred TetrauIt, depart on the 1st OF
March for Klondike.
Our town clerk has been busly employ
ed the past week preparing his reports
to be presented at the last meeting of
the board this week.
The town is to be congratulated in
having such efficient officers on the town.
Their indefatigable efforts should Ger
tainIy be rewarded az they claim to have
received no "rake-o off," Why not get up
q petition to donate them a medel for
their services.
Reports are cirulating in this neighbor-
hood that considerable hay and wood
have changed hands without authority
from their respective owners. An inves-
tigation will be commenced and those
parties who have not observed the
eighth commandment are likely to find
board and lodging with Uncle Sam.
So look out.
The remarks rendered by the Elm
Point correspondent in the last issue of
the Walhalla Mountaineer, are rather
more than misleading. One would
naturally supposed that the worthy
gentleman, OH whom these remarks
reflect intended to allow his name to be
used Ill connection with township
office at the approaching annual to wn
election. We think the scribe has been
misinformed, knowing as we do that
that the party referred to has no inten-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
P|THY PENCILINCS.
Picked, Pointed and Preserved for
Reading by Our Regular
Correspondents.
BE.AuLIEU.

The clans Went out from Denulieau the
other day on bear hunt and came onto
bruins winter quarters after nearly All
hours tramp. Dan Mcdonald was the
first to draw near the hole, but after
aiming several times failed o fire. Then
he got Jim Mclean to help him up a
tree. but was advised by Dan not to
fire or the she bear woul' b. likely to eat
him up. At this time Lantry went after
Mr. White to come aud settle accounts
with the bear. That gentleman on ar
irving, thinking the undertaking dan
gerous one barricnd-d the hole with big
logs. having completed his he and Mac
stepped off and proceeded to do excel
ton. About twenty rounds were firsd
and hal. was ordered to investigate
result. v hen the smoke had cleared
away they found the log shot to pieces.
At this Stage OF The game Bill Hamilton
arrived, and was handed the gun by
White, acculnl anied by the information
to give it to 'em az there was at least u
dozen III there. Old Bill sized up the
situation and then told them to open up
the hole and give them chance for their
lives anyway. Shortly one poked it's
head out, when Bill fired, killing il in
stantly. after pulling it out they found
another dead bear, also a live one which
they succeeded in capturing the largest
one killed was Il fine specimen weighing
four hundred pounds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
DANIELS.

Oliver Marriott is holding down his
homestead.
Full particulars of the caucus and cleo
ton next week.
James Patterson and Ezra Croft made
a flying trip to Hannah Friday.
Peter Reid has been visiting with friends
in the neighb"rhood the past week.
Bob McGinnis has forsuken his batche-
Tor parlors and is again on the dray in
Hannah.
John Ketter has returned from ST..
John. He says that Cavalier county is
plenty good enough for him now.
Hugh Mcpherson seems to be doing
some tall thinking lately. Better put
your thoughts into action, Hugh.
Several sleigh loads ri people, Of Grey,
took in the Scotch concert at Hannah
Tuesday evening and all report a good
time.
Crerar, Jameson and Jim McDermit
have the KIondike fever, they intend 60
ing to Seattle and take the boat to
Juneau. Good luck boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David started for
Walhalla Tuesday morning. Mr.. David
will visit with friends while John draws
the grain to market. They will be gone
about ten days.
Tom Bakrud has hired Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie to run his farm the coming sum
mer. Tom expects to go to the klondike
next month and says he will return with
gold galore. Success Tom.
Prof. c. V. Hillstrom is starting an Or
chestra, Misses ketter and Smith play
the violi,s, Geo. Carrie the cornet and E.
knowlton the base VIOLIN With a little
practice we will have All orchestra that
won't take II back seat from any Of 'em.
The Salvation Army liz holding meet
ings at Hannah, Woodbridge, Higgins,
Daniels and Senator Dobie's, aud will
continue until they lift the las, deep dyed
sinner out of the gutter and send him on
his way rejoicing. Let the good work
go on.
Considerable talk is going the rounds
OF the advisabiiity OF building a town
hall the coming summer ON the corner of
Archie SIllers Jr. farm, in the centre of
the township. 1t is something that ia
badly needed and no doubt with little
urging it will be success. Let someone
appoint meeting at tho school house
and all turn out and talk tho matter
over. The boys of Grey township are
made Of the right kind of stuff to shove
up the dough.
Edwin Pettis is going to build stone
barn 28x4O the coming summer, and is
now hauling the rock. This " i'll be the
first stone building in the locality ard
will no doubt he tho means of several
more when it is completed. Albert Rose
is also going to build = stable 2Sx6O.
G. d. Shortridge will build large gra-
nary a. soon asseeding is finished. There
are several more who contemplate build
ing. Who says the west is not coming
to the front in improvements.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
rear and the hotel and baker, bushes.

rear and the hotel and bakery business
run in Connection.
DR.. Sheppard was up from Langdon
Wednesday in resronse to n call from G.
W. Whitman Of Cypress township.
Dan McGruer hns been summoned to
appear before the U. S. district court at
Fargo on the Goth inst-probably as q
witness in the Dawes case.
The Hannah Tragedy Co. was organic
ed in this city Monday evening. Dan
McGrurr was chosen general manager
aud will put his people on the road dur
ing the latter part vi March.
Rob't Mcleod wishes to say that il
the people ut Hannah aud vicinity will
guarantee him the milk of $50 cows,
he will build a cheese factory and have
it ready for business this spring.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
HANNAH.
(The MOOn.)

(The Moon.)
D. W. Hines and wife are now at
Graceland, Minnesota.
George Barlow's infant son has been
low with pneumonia during the week.
The II. 0. Bjornerud general store
building will be raised another story
next spring.
Chas. Vogel, the Manitoba baker, is
talking OF entering partnership with
Geo. Barlow of the Barlow House. The
building will be extended 80 feet to the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24

ton OF being candidate in any sense
whatever. Ii he had, however, We are
satisfied b. would prove fully competent,
and in fact more 80 in fact the than the
present incumbent, and believe the people
OF Fremont would stay with him had he
decided to come out. III the past he has
held the Office spoken of and is admitted
to be one one Of the beat posted men on
the government and affairs OF the town
ship. We do not desire to commence a
literary tilt with our contemporary but
the remarks passed were certainly un
called for as the gentleman in question
had no intention of Offering himself ~ Il
candidate.
A few notes from your scribes memoir
andum-will furnish the rest latter the
BALL"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24

Our savior ia again on deck
He makes a mighty roar
Aud wonder ii his many friends
Will give him votes galore.
He blow around from house to house
Aud think he can't be beat
Next Tuesday We will show him when
The new man takes his seat.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-20

Before buying any heating stoves ex-
anime the celebrated Estate Oak. IL
keeps IRE as long as any base burners
and burns any kind Of fuel. Sold by
DOnRhOe Hardware Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-20

son, which will take place at 1t. Peters
church, 81. Louis. February o. The many
friends of the young lady and the Robin
sOn family In this city will rejoice with
them oyer the happy event.
Miss Mamie Donahue, president; Miss
A. V. Q~uinliven, secretary, and Miss Ber'
tina Bon6eld, sacristan, three popular
members Of the Young Ladies' Library
association OF the Church Of Immaculate
Conception, made a call at this office this
afternoon 10 impress upon our minds the
fact that the fourth annual social OF the
association would be held at Armory hall
on Monday, February IA. Tickets, ad-
hitting gentleman and lady, 81. I'D
II you want TO spend n pleasant and
instructive evening, 90 and hear A. M.
Swans lecture 81 Methodist College hall,
on Lead avenue. between First and Second
streets, Saturday evening next. MIR.
Swan will prove that man was on the
American continent In a fair degree OF
civilization before any part OF Asia was
habitable.
A. c. Rawlins, the barber foot racer, Is
at Silver City. where he has been matched
for a foot race with a Splinter Of that
town. Billy sweitzer states that Raw
Inns has won victories after hard fought
races from thoroughbred horses. COW
ponies and riders on bicycles.
situation Wanted-By al experienced
pipe and pump man; reliable mining
company preferred. Best references.
Call on or address ]. W. Smith, 81 north
First street, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
The dance given by Excelsior Lodge
No. 1, d. Of H., at their hall at south Sec
ond street last night, was we'll attended
and everyone had q most enjoyable
time.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-20
CITY NEWS.

HIGHLAND-LOVely Beds-DAisy Rss-
tauraaL Fine sample Room.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-20
II CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and There.

Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and There.
Don't forget the birthday party" this
evening. An enjoyable affair is promised
by the ladies.
George 0~xendine's COW was either
stolen or strayed away last night and
efforts are being made TO day to hnd her.
N. W. Alger, the father OF DR.. Il. j.
Niger and Miss Mabel Alger. is to-day 81
years Of age, and looks healthy enough TO
i've out the three score years aud ten"
Mrs. Otto Berger presented her hus-
band. the proprietor OF the French bak-
cry, with a pretty girl baby last night.
DR.. J. s. Yesterday was the attending
physician.
The fence back OF the house OF 8. T..
Ellsworth, at 800 Roma avenue, caught
are in some way yesterday but was dis
covered and put out before II could
spread and do any considerable dam age.
District Attorney Finical brought
twenty-three tax suits In the district
court to-day and the defendants include
some very prominent people, inc luding a
congressman, IN ex-congressman and a
democratic federal appointee.
The regular monthly hop at the Com
mercial club to be held this evening
promises 10 be well attended. Prof. ID
Mauro and Miss HAWTHORN will as usual
furnish the music, and refreshments will
be served. II Is hoped that all the mem
bers. with their ladies, will be present.
The Lincoln News says: Col. Fran
cisco Chavez, OF Valencia county. Is ex-
to arrive In Lincoln to-day. He
is going to Roswell to investigate the
Military Institute at that point, with the
view Of entering n OF his sons when
that school opens.
The surveying party for the low line
canal changed their headquarters to-day
from Albuquerque TO BernalillO, which is
now nearer the seat OF operations. They
were out nine miles from the city when
they completed their labors yesterday and
this evening they expect to be within
1--we miles OF BernAlillo.
A number OF people In this city have
received invitations from Mr.. and Mrs.
D. B. Robinson to attend the wedding OF
their daughter, Miss Lena, to Gale Thomp-