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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
TO PASS FREE
OF DUTY
Secretary Long Wants Congress t
Pass a Bill Admitting New
ShinS Free

WASHINGTON, Marbh .1O.-A letter
from 'the secretary of the navy was
read in congress today asking that q
bill be passed admitting free of duty
any ships that may be purchased by
the United States government, as well
as all naval supplies. The duty
amounts to one half the purchase
nricR
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
AN ABSOLUTE.
SURRENDER

On the PafC OF Spalu III beueVeU III
London to b" the Only Prevent
ative of War.
LONDON. March 10.-It is believed
in official circles here today that war
between Spain and the Uuited States
is inc vi table and will come iuside of
six we ks. 1t is believed too, that
America Is with-h olding the knowledge
it. has of the fact that the Maine was
up blown in order to gain time. An alb
solute surrender on the part of Spain is
believed to be the only preventative of
ultimate war, but that surrender can
not be expected.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10

Silver Market.
NEW YORK March TO- Silver54f.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
Attemnt at Suicide

DENVER, March Oh. 81. Given, a
florist OF this city, attempted suicide
today by taking poison. He will die.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
DON'T BORROW

Your neiRhbor's paper They
may not like to offend you, but
you may be sure they do not
appreciate 1t You can save
the subscription price by pat
tronizing He AID advertisers
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10

After you're tired of experime enting with
tolerably fair buffers, try the brand with
the word m ERIT' on every pound
imentipg.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21
Nemeite Na1ri0fc,t.

Sberf gDilliam 8. Srpan uno boa
3. Nebrasta 6reipilisen &eainent
Iino am Montae aus Smaba, 9teb.
na6 Saflonpille abse9angen.
Gidter McGrop bonn @riminaleerid)t
in Snoianapolis. sSno., bat bic Gnt=
i6eiounN abQegeben. Dab bos .9lntir
Sunoop SaIe @ua=6eieb" perfalIungs=
piori9 lit. sSnfol9e oieier @niideioune
miro Snoianopolis in 3utunft Sonn-
tags Salllpiele laben.
9as Shabamtsoepartement bot an
Die Safcnbeauten Der bouptldalihIfen
.Gtdote Der attantiIhen &iiite Die Nad-
riat eeianbt. oaB Iie bon iebt Oil ameri=
faniiden poer neiitralen Sdiifen. init
8orrdtbell llno 2ebensmittel belaoen,
@learings : Yapiere na6 Santiago De
Gubd aus s1iellen fDnneu.
@tm 10. Suli wurben in Satlano,
Sal, DIE California Suie @orts ollrd)
einen mDroeriihen Gbineien in Die Suit
aeiprenst. Se6s Sllis Sberiifs, mel=
9e ben ll6rosr 81 uerbaften iudten,
tamen babel um's 9eben. Ger Gbineie
batte iit im Moao5ln pebarrifaoirt
unb iprenete oasielbe in Die 2uft, als
Der @eriub gemabt ruroe, ibn Su
Oer6afteu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21
Sagesne uigfeite,t.
anlane.

NnlnNG.
9tm Sreitaa Ino Die 2eiden Der SpTer
Der slpeiten Sunnel 3ataltropbe in
Glebelano aufaefunben woroen. Der
on oem Sunnel lebf angeri6tete Sba=
Den mar nidt 9roB.
8ei einem Sabritbranoe in &acine,
Wis., lino, nie man befiir6tet, elf Per=
ipnen in oen Nlammen umsetommen.
Nus ben SannenmdlDern Midi9ans
murben misoer perbeerenoe @alobrdn=
be beridtet.
9la1 SeriGt Der Stotiititer in Der
glelu Dorfer Barge Office lino i'm leB=
ten s5istaljabr l46.677 gin,panoerer
bier selallbet, barunter nur 1896
SeutIbe.
Sn pana. ST., itreitsn 600 Berg
lents uno iibermaben Die uier @ruben,
I'M gu perbinoern. oab 9ii6t Unions
leute Die Mrbeit auinebmen. Sie 2eute
empfineen ON Mionta9 tueitere $1,000
um iie gu unteritiiBen, ben Musitanb
fortauleBen.
Mm. s. Yrnon bonn 3. Jreipi(Iieen=
regiment bon Nebrasta 1T nit ieinem
He9inent einaemutert uno bereit, in
aftiuen 0ienlt 81 treten.
Ser SnlanolteuertommiiIdr bat ent=
idieoen. oab telesrapbiIde Tepeihen
bon ben Mbienoern aeitenpelt iperoen
nliihen.
Jm 8unoesseridt gu @lebelanb tpur=
ben prDSelie einseleitet, um 0ppptbeten
i'm Yetras BON SO. 900, 900 ssaen Die
Whecling & Safe grie Babn eiuSu3ie=
ben.
Die Gbaf= unb gieb3ii9ter in Mtas-
|eoia County. 5eras, baben rWeibtap=
|pel 9foti3en" erbalteil, tporin lie aufger
'forOsrt ,peroen. alle Melieaner aus
|ibren Disnlien 81 entlaien. tuioriaeil-
|folls ibnen Der rotbe Qabn aufs Oah
I0eIebt ipiirDe. Die Bsorobten lino ent-
ljhlplIen. Die Merieansr gu i1iiben llno
oiirfte ben Weibtappen ein iparmer
Gmpfan9 sutbeil iperoen, fals lie lire
HrObung aussufiibren Derinden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21
Yolitis6es.

Tie 200 Willionen Dollar Nnleibe
lit isds Dial iiberSeibnet woroeu, B. g..
81 200. 600. 600 iino anaeboten mor=
ben. Saruater lino etipa SIS, 0C0, 600
in getrdgen bon $40 bis 81 $500, Die
naiiirlid suerit beriidlidtlgt perbsn.
sIngebpte iiber $4,000 meroen wabr.
ldelnlih gar nibt beriifliGtiGt.
Gin Staatspapier. oas biltorii6 icin
miro. illoem es cine Gpo6e in Der ame-
rltaniiben @eldihte be3eihuen miro,
tit auf Nnoronuna bes Yrdlioenten
erlallen poroen. GS perIiiat in ol,ae.
neinen geltimmllng Die Ysrlpatuno
Der proplns Santiago. Guba, uno lit
oas eriie Sofument Dieler glrt, oas Don
einem prGioenten Der Ser. Stuaten
abaefnbt norben lit. 9lui @eiebl oes
&rie9sefretars gllaer telegropbirte Der
@eneralaolutant Gorbin Das ShriIt=
ltllf oil Den 8eneral Shafter, DEN ye=
feblsbaber DER Sruppen in Santiaao.
8ahelbe lit nibt nur cine SepolmGd=
tl9una iunoern ou6 cine Snltruttion
on Gen. Sbafter betreffs Der Gegierune
oes III gerb 9enommenen Serrltoriums
uno e,ne Yrptlanlaton an's Golt oes
5erritorluns, in melber Die Mblidtell
Der Ner. Staaten betreffs oes Goltes
uno ieiner SntereIlen tunoge9eben wer=
ben. Sic beseihnet Ole iormelle @tabli-
rung elmer neuen pplitiiheu Maht in
Guba uno gelpabrt Dem @olfe bes Ser=
rltprlnlns, iiber pelOss ltb Die Oerrs
lba't eritreft, ablOlute Giberheit in
Der 9lusiibung feiuer Yriuatrebte uno
ye3iebun9en uno garantirt Siherbeit
Der perioEen lno oes @i9entbums.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21

9lm TienIfaa luurhe in Der Robinets=
iisuna cine Sepeide BON glomiral
Semep berlefen, reldae bciagte, baB
BEL Manila feline Menberuna Der si=
trotion norfam. @s mar Die 2lniidbt
Der W}italieoer oes Gabinets. oab Der
@eriht iiber eeipannte @esiebunoen
stpiIhen bem Momiral Sewep uno Dem
beutIden Momirals Siebrihs in Der
Shat otne ireeno tpelhe Seoriinoune
1T uno nur bon 2ononner 3eitun9en
ausqeht. Die llnfrieoen itiften molten.
grdGosl,t McGinleb unb Setretdr
9ou. nerSifertcn, baB smii1en ben
omerifani'hen lino heutfden Streit=
frdften bel Monila nibts bon eri6me=
renher Matur pprfam.
gtnn heiBt Die Vorole: Nah gorto
Gicc. General Miles 1T nit elmer
bnn 800 Mann bortbin obaefabren, UNI
tcn einem palienoer 2anounasplaBe
geIib su erQreifen, unb innerhalb elmer
Mohe ioflen 10000 Mann nod, Der
eSnTel opbratht meroen. 10 baB Der 8ene=
raj i'm Stanoe iein ipiro, einen eneroi=
ihen Felosua gu fiibren uno gorto Gico
in fllrser 3eit gu unterwerfsn.
8leidseitiq tperoen oud 8orberei=
tlluuen aetroffen, Inn Elm 8eidipaoer
fir Wotion ous,uriiiten, uomit oerIelbe
wobrifeinlif nod bieie Mod)e mad oen
iponiitcn Guifen abfabren ipiro.
c{f Bortp Gico infer uno Die Ipani=
Fhen Geelfdhte blodirt, oonn miilien
bic itolsen Sons nobl balo 3i Greuse
friehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21
Bona &rieSsibaupfat.

Gantia9o lit unier Go lautete nm
lebten SOnnerltas 9tadmittag cine freu=
oise Sotlbaft. uno wirtlid mar Elm
porldufi9es uebereinfommen stpiiden
@ener0l S1alter uno Dem ipaniiben
Gommanoanten Soral iiber Die ueber=
sabe setrohen, bod 5o9en iib Die Inter
banoluuDen nod mebrere Sagen bin, 10
oab Die lleber9abe Der Staot erlt am
Spnntas erfol9te. lleber Die &apitlla=
tiOnsb,Dineungen ihidte Sen. S6after
benz &sieSsoepartement fol9enoe Ye=
riht:
Sic Gapitulotipns yeoineun0en
fblieben idmmilides Griegsmaterial
llno nlle StreittrGite i'm angesebenen
Gjebiete eln. Sic Gereini9ten Stautsn
perpflidtsn lid, 10 raid wie moglih alle
5ruppen in Dem Giltritt nab benz
&Oniareid Spanien su transppriiren.
uuo Die Sruppen 10 nabe pie m6gli1
bon ibrtr jeb,0eu @arnllon einSui6iifen.
DIfiSiere bebalten ibre Seitenaeipehre
unb periDnlides @i9entbum. Nlilitd=
ride 9trdipe berbleiben Spallien. allls
ipaniiden 6reiipilli9en, @ue,illas etc.
tOnnen aegen parole uno Ab9abe ibrer
gyaiien auf Guba perbleiben. Gpa,
nier mari1iren nit triegeriibem gbren
aus Santiagp aus, leaen ibre Wafien
an einen beitimmten plaBe nieosr, no
Iie 3ur Veriiiguna Der amerifaniitben
He9ierung blelber. unter benz 3uge=
ltdnoniB. oab Die Gommililre Der Ser.
Staaten empfeb(en, bab Die gaffeu,
welbe lie 10 tapier aeiiibrt baben, nit
ben Gnloaten nod Gpanisn suriif9elie=
fsrt iperoen. Dies ldbt Die Gntlhei=
bung bieIer Gruge pOllis in ben San=
oen Der Heeisrung. SD bemerfe, oab
mehrere tauleno lid) er9eben baben,
geoen melbe ME Gin Gdub ab9eieuert
worben 1T. General Spral iaot, es
ieien eiipa 1000. Sic nod Gpanien
aus bieism Titritte 3uriif3ubrinaenoen
Solbaten belaufen lid nad Sen. Surals
2ln9aben auI etwa "a. 900 Mann."
Eas @ebiet auf pelhes oieie Ropi=
tulation 8esug bat. erltrcdt lih iiber
oas 9anae oltlide Cuba unb umfaBt
einen Diltritt BON ca. 5000 Quaorat-
meilen ilnb l25, 900 Ginmobner.
Gie Maffenitrefllns erfolste am
Spnntag.
Sen. Glafter uno Die amerifaniIhen
Tipilions- uno Brigade Golnmanbeure
nit ibren Gtdben lpuroen bon elmer
gsfaorrn Gapalerie, Sen 9oral nnb
oeHen Stab BON bunoert ausaemdblten
Mam estoriirt. 5rompeter auf beioen
Geiten falutirten mis Ganfaren. Dar-
auf iibeyreihte Sen. Soral feinen De=
gen benz Gen. 6hafter, Der benIelben
benz General pieoer 3lriifgob. Die
amerifaniIden Sruppen, bic an ben
Qouigrdben aufaelfellt ipdren. iparell
glugenseuqen Der @eremonie.
pieroili riit Sen. Sbafter nit feiner
Gstorte ilnD begleitet BON Sen. 5oral
bnrh Bic Gtaot uno nabm BON oeriel-
ben f0rmlinen 9elib. 6dpn ppr Der
|Qlntllnft Der Mmeritaiier mar Die Gtaoi
|pon ben Gpaniern ausaepliinoert tuor=
| ben.
Dor bem palais bes GiDil @oubers
lneurs fanofn peitere Gerenonien fat.
/, lin punt 12 lllr Wlitta9s ipilroe Dis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21
Tabrplan Der Nem EbiIabelp6ias
llbri9sbille straBenbabm.

Die straBenbabnmasen sebcn bon maorgens G. 20 bis
abenbs $50 BON ieoer Der beiben etdbte ab onsas.
nommen Sonntass. mo Der srfte mnesn erft 4 10 ot.
ssbt Samifaas. unb menu bifentIihe Gonserte aeae.
ben tuerber. sepeu bic lebteu mosen um TO- 20 1. .
Sic masen fommeu In beibsn gtdbten il 10 dtinn
ten nat eoer etunbe BON llbr Dtorsens bis 10 llAr
MtenoS an 3ssB
Speaiele Wassn fdr aosen. 9beater, ee!eul&aftex
ae. iuerben bel Der Gtunbe be3abIt. s.
1saausr anf8IuB an Sts Shss Der gan eaNSt
9abn IN DsnHiiou. llsI
6. 9. Mitdener, Sup.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-21

Wie seipaltia iid Der beutid)e &orp=
fen i'm Sllinuis Slub permebrt bat,
benefit Die Sbatiade, oab BON oieier
hduiia aeidmdbten SiIdiorte BON elmer
Nii6erfirma in peoria uOdentli6 1000
big 5000 YIuno nah Stem Dort per=
idifft merben. mo lie als 2ahs in gih=
len perpaft meroen.
Sn Salinas, Sal. baut Claus
Sprefels Die ar0bte Giibensuderfabrii
Der Mslt. Sic miro $500 Sonnen
&iiben ben 5ae perarbelten; bas 5a=
oesprpblltt on &ohsufer iuirb auf 450
Sonnen aelhdbt. 9as 5auptaebGuoe
Der ssabrit bat cine 2dnae bon $50
SSuR bel elmer greite bon 102 SUB.
Eie 3abl Der ganferotte belief fd
pdbreno Der @pde in oen Ser. Staoter
anf 2l5 geeen 263 i'm lebtsn Sabr,
uno in Canada aui %, aesen q in
lebten Sobr.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13

Editor Mccarthy disposed of consid
cradle business while here between trains
Fiiday
Geo. W. Graves was in from Mona on
Tuesday, transacting business and talk
ing politics.
George Barlow was down the line Fri
day to spend a few hours with old friends
in Langdon.
Jas. Phinn spent a few days in the city
last week in the interest of the Royal
Tailors of Chicago.
D. G. Mcdonald got home Friday from
a weeks business trip through towns
down in the Valley.
Episcopal services will be held next
Sunday forenoon at eleven o'clock, by
Rev. Caldwell, in the K. of P. hall.
VIM Plummer drove over toDevilsLake
the forepart of the week to close up his
Ramsey county farming interests for the
season.
! George PLAIN was one of the dozen
machinery collectors that made the Co.
lumbia headquarters while in the city
last week.
Candidates wanting election cards can
have them neatly printed at this office.
A new stock Of up-to-date cards, both
round and square corners
Mrs. Davis returned last Friday to her
homo at Hannah, having spent couple
of weeks in the city visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. r. F. jackson.
VIM. Douville and family returned last
Saturday from the Valley where they
have been looking after the harvesting of
this years crop on the Neche farm.
l.. M. Crowthers, an elder of the
Seventh Day Adventist denomination, is
spending the week among adherents OF
that church here, arriving in the city last
Thursday.
E. G. Dedrick spent part of last week
among the folks down at Osnabrock,
where he put on the finishing touches at
the new business block of Trotter Bros.
and which it is now claimed looks finer
than silk.
Miss Phine Hoehe, of Dresden. visited
the city Tuesday in the interest of hel
candidacy for gold watch which will be
given at the Catholic fair next month il
a young lady popular voting contest
Her opponent is Miss Cecilia Voll of this
city.
Presbyterian services will be conducted
pext Sunday by Rev. Thos. Dougan al
follows: At the Falconer school house
at 1880 a. m.; at McLean's school house
at p. m. and in the evening at 500 a
the Presby church in this city.
We are glad to learn that Prof. Kirl
has succeeded in organizing a class II
music and will be with us permanently
Mr.. Kirk IS musician of considerabl,
reputation, having studied in two Of tn,
leading musical schools IN the east. Hi
, last studies were pursued in the conser
vatory founded by Karl Merz, unde
Prof j. Byron Oliver, who is graduate
from Germany and has national reputa
/ lion in this country. Prof. Kirk ha
, already proved his ability as u teache
and Langdon is fortunate in securn,
his services.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
Dull mysterious headaches.

Dull mysterious headaches. Head
aches you can't account for. Smarting,
burning eylids, generally come from eye
strain and can be entirely removed by
perfectly adjusted glasses. Tudor e. Co.,
we'll known eye specialist, Mr.. G. D.
Bruce Tudor, M. A. 0. A., of New York,
and refractionist of ten years experience
will be at the store of their agents, H. D..
ALERT Il Co., the we'll known Largdon
druggists, on Monday and Tuesday fore
nocn, October Oath and 25h, 1903, for
the purpose of diagnosing and correcting
all irregular eye troubles. No charge for
careful examination. No fancy prices or
humbug. Remember the dates.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
Additional Local News.

Mrs. j. D. Mines condition continues
to improve daily.
Miss Flo Currie returned Saturday
from Conway, where she has been visit
ing her brother for a week.
S. G. Thies, the representative of Col.
Lounsberry's popular monthly, the Fargo
Record arrived in the city yesterday.
G. Han iii got back from the street
fair at tho Forks on Tuesday and says it
was one Of the big Successes of the, season.
Fred King, who has charge of the dry
goods department Of the Boyd-Davls
store at Hannah, was down here for a
short visit with friends thissweek.
A musical concert is to be given at
Walhalla next Thursday by Mrs. +. X.
Beleheur and her pupils at which Judge
Dorval will render several of his tenor
solos
Samuel Loynes was passenger north
yesterday to his farm at Woodbridge.
Next week Mr. Loynes and wife start for
Strathroy, Ont, where they will spend
the winter.
The solution offered by the Grand
Forks Herald for the late republican con-
vention resulting in such political ''love
FEAST is that Pat and Dan had already
gobbled up the delicacles SO that there
was nothing left to scrap over
Hon. John Mcbride, the party's repre-
sentative of democracy in the south end
of the county and the choice of the con-
vention for treasurer this fall, was among
the Milton visitors in town Monday.
John is one Of the sure winners.
Mrs. Colin Mcleod returned this week
from the Valley where she has spent
several weeks visiting relatives at Hamil-
ton and other points. Colin is engaged
in handling line of ofmachinery collection
on the Foston branch this fall and may
look up a suitable business location there.
Next week Rev. T. H. Robertson goes
to CRYSTAL to attend the ordination SER
vice of M. G. Mclean. the pastor-elect of
that charge At meeting of the Baptist
state convention held at Fargo last week
Pastor Robertson was appointed q Nom
Der of the missionary board of that
church in this state.
Since Oct. LIST the local post office
authorities inform us that new money
order regulations have been established
ard the department wishes the most
publicity possible given them. The de
partment mas made change in this re
spect. All persons can buy money order!
now in any amount and have them pait
at the same office in which they wer'
issued. These orders can be endorsed al
heretofore and will be paid to endorsee
If lost, duplicates will be issued. Th
new regulation admits of issuing order
payable to any person or persons IN tn
same city as we'll as in different cities o
in country towns. Farmers can pa
accounts in this way and the records>o
the Office serves as Il receipt. The hey
regulations are in the line of the propose
postul savings bank in some respects
Formerly not moro than $500 in thir
clnss Offices could be issued. Now an
amount can be had. The orders ar
Cheap, convenient and absolutely safe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
Teachers Examination.

An examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held in the
city hall, at Langdon, on Friday, the
28th day of October, 1898, beginning at 9
o'clock a. m.
Dated this 10th day of October, 1898.
E.J. Fox, Co Sup't.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13

Nick Moore returned Saturday from
the Forks, where he took in the street
fair.
II. j. MaJhisen and wife we're in the
city ever Sunday, the guests Of the Flum-
erfet family.
". Y. Cory, the Hannah physician
and republican nominee for coroner, was
Il visitor yesterday.
State Senator Plain was among the
notable visitors from the south-end of
the county Monday.
Miss Nina Mcmillan. of Hamilton. is
visiting in the city at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan.
ID. M. Prouty, president of the Prouty
Live Stock Co., of st. Paul, was passen-
ger north on yesterdays train.
Mrs. Fred. Dennett and little daughter,
Dorothy, left Friday for Milton. having
spent a pleasant week with Lsngdon
friends.
Contractor Loynes started his carpen-
ters on the superstructure of the Afford
cottage, opposite the Catholic church
yesterday.
Morris Orton returned on Mondays
passenger from his six weeks sojou1n at
the Hot Springs Of Arkansas much bene-
fitted by the trip.
Rev. Pouliot made proof on his Linden
township homestead last Monday before
Judge Dorval. The land is situated
south of Rush Lake.
J. B. Reiber made final proof on his
tree claim west of the city Monday. The
alderman of the Third Ward now holds
title to two quarter sections of land.
Rev. G. M. Turcotte, who has been
spending a month among his former par
ishioners at Olga, returned on Mondays
train to his parish in Bottineau county.
Land Commissioner Watt in an inter-
view at Bismarck is credited with saying
that the leasing of school lands in Ram
sey and Cavalier counties was attended
with greater expense than the amount
realized.
N. H. Root, who runs the store annex
to Landlord Hankey's hotel, was street
fair visitor to the Forks last week. On
his return Friday he was welcomed by a
bouncing baby girl, who had arrived
during his absence.
Lindelie, of enforcement league fame
has trouble enough to look after at home
if the report in Mondays daily papers
from Grand Forks may be considered
reliable. They have it that Mrs. Lindelie
presented him with twin girls last Satur.
day.
Cardo's Entertainers, a very popular
vaudeville, specially and farce coined!
company, will open weeks engagement
at the Opera House tonight Thursday
Oct 18th. An entire change of program
is given nightly and as the admission
prices are only l0-2O-25 cents, ever,
+ one can afford to attend and an enjoyable
entertainment lis assured. The following
| is from the Lnrimore Leader:-"We hal
the pleasure of visiting the Carlo Enter
tuinment last night and must say that i
, is all right. The Cardo Entertainers ar,
far ahead of anything we have seen il
tue line of vaudeville shows"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
Lost or Strayed.

From my place near Osnabrock, on
Saturday, Sept. oath, one broncho mare
color chestnut; one yearling bay colt
with dot on forehead. Information as tc
their whereabouts will be liberally re-
warded by the undersigned.
ALBERT RITTER.
Post Office, Langdon, N. D. S-1(
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
For County Treasurer.

To the Voters of Cavalier County,:
Gentlemen Your vote and influence is re-
spcctfully solicited by the undersigned for
County Treasurer The short time at my dis
posal makes a personal canvas of the entire
county impossible.
Respectfully Yours
JNO. MCBRIDE.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
Horses for Sale

Several GOOD drivers and work horses
for sale for cash, or on time to the right
parties. For particulars see
LANGDoN IMPLEMENT Go.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
Dreadf'ully Nervous.

Gents:-I was dreadinly nervous. and
for relief took your kar!'S Glover Root
Tea. 1t quieted my nerves and strength
cned nv whole Nervous System ! was
troubled with Constitution. kidney and
Bowel trouble Your Tea soon c'cnnsed
my system so thoroughly that rapidly
regained health and strength. Mrs ). a..
Sweet, Hartford. Conn. Sold by II. D..
ALERT & Co.
81 can't see how any family lives with
out Chamberlain Coic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" says ]. Il. Adams,
a well known druggist, OF Geneva, Ala,
in letter inquiring the price OF a dozen
bottles. that he might not only have it
for use in his own family, but supply it
to his neighbors. The reason some peo-
pie get along without it, is because they
| do not know it's value, and what a vast
amount Of suffring it will save. Wher-
ever it becomes known and used, it is
recognized as Il necessity. for ii is the
only remedy that can always be depend
ed upon for bowel complaints, both for
children and adults. For sale by \. E.
| McGruer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-15
FEVER-STRICKEN TROOPS
WILL BE BROUGHT BACK.
tn Treat Them In
Camps on the High Ground aBek
of the Southern Coast

NASHiNGTON July i4-Great a.ten-
ion viii now b1 given To the care Of our
siek and feVer-stricker soldiers on the lss.-
ana. In the opinion OF the army surgeons
int sick CAR b. hest treated ny removal TO
the high grOun3 hack Of the southern
coast, where she heat - less severe and
where recovery could proceed without tho
FEAR OF communicating disease 70 the rest
o. TIE army.
secretary Algsr e anxious Ia bring ne
entire army back ssoou AZ Il can he done
with safety 20 the Tera themselves and
without Jeopardy - the other fvoops in
Florida ana - the general puddle. The
active preparations made 70 deal with The
emergency ar" suca that il is felt tAat the
Question - stiseaS" can 1se copea wta s,,,-
cs><s'filis, BOW that the military situation
has neesl RfH1pi3s{sA
IN thc matter ~ tr1rspcF.s the DEPART
m"nt IL Fuily prepared for the rext move
The acquisition recently az 4 ,1,ruhe~ ~
tfsnSAs5an;!c ,}0ers. capable - carrv4.w
e~Sr a. ZINES as HAIRY men as the smaller
transports. 6as lsgst 81 on an ex-ellent fe,-
inE, sri Il N&s announces tessv tkaf ~
more saans were being bought sor ,he A..
laii;ic cs2St.