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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
IN SPANISH SILKS.
How an Actor Paid Bet in Melo-
Dramatic Style.

How an Actor Paid Bet in NTelo-
Dramatic Style.
1t was the aftermath Of the Pennsyl-
vania defeat; it was a Spanish torea-
dor in a baroucAe, serenading the &C
tors Dulcinea, the newspaper; it was
Allie Clark D,a21!!ily paying his wager
made with J. 9. nIarl0we of the same
theatrical company, says the Boston
Journal. Mr.. Clark ilalpGiis to be q
Penn man, while Mi. N!;sr,owe is a
Harvard grad. The wager on Satur-
days game was, therefore, for blood.
The original terms lsyovited that Mr..
Clarls's forfeit should be 10 walk the
length of Washington street in foot
ball costume Mr. Mar.owe, however,
considered that his cid WAS the hard
CT and the terms ware accordingly re"
viscd With q Pink and white COM
pleXion an sn.h thick, with gaudy
Spanish silks floating III time to his
dulcet torres. Mr. lark had his har-
ouche pulled up before the Journal Of
manner Guess that will hold you"
che other oil es were visited and then
The baronche headed for the Grand
opera house again. followed by g queue
Of enthusiastic small Americans. all
n.:ious for shot al the Spaniard.
silng people. who had stopped at the
'ound Of the son" 10 see what medicine
y . doctor was Offering. went home in
disgust The members O. the com
"any. who had come to see the bet
raid. in another ba1ouche drove like
mad for tho theater to get made up
for the r'.s'iree. 1t tick courage to
e Ito her h:7t j; ton> cool head
70 sta0@ r." en'-:,- tfa actor got from
his coalrafss GNiins tho performance
Every one had 2 !jttle Jest to pass out
end Marlowe had merry twinkle of
SIZED me,i"o in his eyes all the aft
*rnoon. Al the evening performance
the fun wi'!. the unfortunate Penn
man was renewed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
DRESDEN,

Farmers in the vicinity OF Dresden have
started to cut wheat.
Rob Fleming and family drove to Os.
nabrock Wednesday last.
Miss Eva Fleming made a flying trip to
the county seat Tuesday.
r. Fleming's new meat market will
soon open it's doors for business.
1t seems as il the bird dog crop exceeds
the prairie chicken crop this year.
Lehnen Bros. have added another man
to their force on account OF rushing
business.
Deputy Counsel II. Atkinson has or
ganized camp OF Modern Woodmen Of
America at Dresden.
The Lnnd Bros. have shipped theil
threshing rig to McCanna where they
will commence threshing.
H. j. Haskamp has added another
man to his force at Dresden on account
Of the big trade in lumber.
Mrs. T. Pierce has left for Iowa to visit
her friends and relatives, so Frank viii
have to bach it for while.
Messrs. j. Gerding, R. Martin and C. p
Schommer took spinn on their wheels
to the county seat Tuesday last.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
ELM POINT.

1t is with feelings OF regret that we
chronicle the death OF Albert, the seven
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pask
who peacefully passed away on Sunday,
the 21st inst, after anillness of over Ole
mouth. Every care was given him by a
loving father and mother, but the little
one finally succumbed to the grim reaper.
The interment took place on Monday in
the Walhalla cemetery, the impressive
burial service OF the Episcopal church
being conducted by Rev. H. C. Du Moulin.
The parents in their sad bereavment
have the sympathy OF the entire COM
munity.
There is rest for little children,
Above the bright blue sky.
Who love the blessed Savior
And to the Father cry.
a rest from every turmoil,
From sin and sorrow free,
Where every little pilgrim
Shall rest eternally.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
Animal, and Their Toilet.

Cats, large and small, make the most
careful toilet OF any class of animals,
excepting some of the opossums. The
lens and tigers wash themselves in
exactly the same manner as the cat,
wetting the dark, india-rubber- like bali
Of the forefoot and inner toe, and pass
ing it over the face and behind the
ears. The foot is thus at the same
time a face sponge and brush, and the
rough tongue combs the rest of the
body. Hares also use their feet to
wash their faces, and the hare's foot is
so suitable for brush that it is used
to apply "the paint" to the face for
the stage.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
GET YOUR GUN.
auditor Work Issued 1879 Hunt
a1aq PERMITS THIS Week.


Since the beginning Of the week the
the shot gun artists have been on one
long uninterrupted skirmish with the
ducks and chickens. Over 100 of them
have the necessary passport issued by
County Auditor Work and are carry
ing on the warfare against our feathered
friends with varying success. Those to
whom hunting permits have been grant
sd are given below:
LANGDoN.
John Machon, R. NJ. Rhodes, John
Reid, John Rylance, A. Mclean, j. j
Souch, Charles Chisholm, John E. Truax,
F. E. B. Mercer, James DeBerg, j. G..
Cramond, Alvin Orion, T. E. Burke, R,
p. McHugh, P. McHugh, Charles Nc
Cormack, Cole Broderick, Wesley Perry,
Joseph Powers, C. w. Holmes, w.
Bradley, II. D. ALERT, Adam Reid, Chas.
s. Hunter, T. r. Pierce, e. A. Farrell'
Dr.. f. S. Smith, F. R. May, William
Taylor, w. j. Plummer, John 5. Fnrbur,
II. F. Nokes, James Reid, w. j. Mooney,
Enoch Moore, Jerry Kelland, Fred w.
Mclean, Allan Pinkerton, Mike Kelly,
JO6epn NelOeT, ~ %. DOyU, r. II.
Hodgins, Robert Meikleiohn, II. Wake.
ford, VIM. Salter, Roy Loynes, j. H.
Buck, L. c. Lackey, James S. Loynes,
R. M. Dickson.
CAVALIER COUNTY.
G. B. Mcmillan, James Balfour, C. A,
Gilbert, James Wakeford, John Struthers,
VIM. Elenbaum, John Elenbaum, George
Plain, A. o. Olson, j. W. Pratten, VIM.
Maloney, Walter Boutwell,, Henry
Bidlake, Allan Mcdonald, Morris John
son, c. T. Mears, I. Dawson, W. H
Shepard, Mike Hart, Fl. Krom, Joseph
Catherwood, Joseph Laderoure, Joseph
A. Thompson, Wallace O'Hara, Swan
Nelson. Paul LaRivere L. A. Mccullough
Fred W. Clark, Peter H. Livingston
Geo. A Sproat, Otto Anderson, Pat
Phalen, Fred M. Gull, Nick Yost, r. II
Catherwood, w. b. Adams, H. C Stoltze
Paul Warner, II. j. Golf, W. W. Golf
John r. Mears, H. Il. Helgeson, G. A
Olson, George Green, Albert Dehlen, Yves
Balfour, Frank Sim, Emmett Currie
1siah Armstrong, W. j. McAllen, L. R
Kelly, Henry Anderson, John Gerding
Robt. Laybourne, C. Herrick, James
Kyle, Henry Mclean, L. D. Sweetman
Hans Hovind, John III. Blair, J. H. Nc
Cullough, c. Ofstedahl, Charles Mccarthy
NJ. D. Butler, w. W. Kingsbury, VIM
Hewitt, Joseph Paulson, David Perron
THE STATE.
P. j. Ferguson, A. B. Woodward, A
Donaldson, r. w. Blian,W W. A. Draeseke
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
The Beauty Of It.

Muggins-"What have you there
Browning? You don't mean to say
you enjoy reading that stuff" Sweet
low-"stuff? Why, sir, it is beauti-
full" Muggins-" But do you really
understand what he is driving att"
Sweetlow-"Of course don't. That's
the beauty Of his writings. Boston
Transcript.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24

Hamilton Clark, OF Chauncey, Ca, says
he suffered with itching piles for twenty
years before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. two boxes OF which completely
cured him, Beware of worthless and
dangerous counterIeits. N. e. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
III. 3. DoRvAb'

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di-
gests food without aid from the stomach
and at the same time heals and restores
the diseased digestive organs. It's the
only remedy that does both OF these
4 things and can be relied upon to perma-
nenuy cure dyspepsia. N. Z. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
r N..sHEPPARD, D. V. S.
VETERINARY SURGEON

Honor Graduate of Ontario and Chicago Col
leges of Veterinary Surgeons; member of the
Of the North Dakota Veterinary Medical Assn.
Secretary of State Board of Veterinary
Medical Examiners
All cases promptly attended and charges
Moderate.
eA.REs1DENcE:- Over DR.. Gibson's office.
LANGDON, /: N. DAKOTA.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24

The Rev. w. B. Costley, ofStockbridge,
Ga, while attending to his pastoral du-
ties at Fleetwood, OF that state, was at
tackled by cholera morbus. He says:
By chance happened to get hold OF q
bottle ofChamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and / think it was
the means OF saving my life. 1t relieved
me at once. For sale by all druggists.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24

YOU TRY IT.-li Shiloh's Cough and
Consumption Cure, which is sold for the
small price OF 25 cents, so cents and
$1.C0, does not cure take the bottle
back and we will refund you money.
Soldfo over fifty years the guarantee.
Price % cts. and so cts. For sale by
H. D. ALERT & Co,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24
One Pound of Honey.

1t is estimated that to collect one
pound of honey from clover 62,000,OOO
heads of clover must be deprived of
nectar, and 3,750.000 visits from hees
must be made.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

ruosuik; Mehsmsd passa, -ad-
miraf.
Wfoohy. Hr. Nigra, amba-
ssdor " Wiedniu; hr. Zannini, minis
ter " Hsdre; general Zuooari, k.p.-
tan marynarki Blanca.
Listy ur.edows pr.sdstawioisli
Nismiso, Ssrbji, C.arnog6ry | Bah
garji ME sostaly ogaoszons.
w londyhstich sfsraoh polityos.
nyoh krsty pogsoska, 70 prredmio-
tenn obrad konferencji beds trsy ma
stsPujsos runkty:
l.. Zawarcie pokoju powsssohnsgo
IA lat dzissiec.
2. Nispowiekszanie " ciagu tego
orasu sif sbrojnych po IA norme, kt6-
r. kopfsrsnoja oznaczy.
3. Poddswsnie " oisgu tsgo okre-
90 wssslkioh spor6w miedzynarodo-
wyoh rorstrzygnieciu ~trybunalu mie-
drynsrodowego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

sylko fakulsstywnsgo ssdu rosjsm.
osego. byioby pr.sdvosssnsm. Z.j.
Sofa ostatuich osas6w wskasujs M 70.
to pr.ed osisgnieoism .smisr.onsg ,
oelu, odbedsie sic lima J~ssIose swo
lucia, u ks6rsj poosssku, .dajs sie,
ssoimy. M6wca pr.ypomniai powsta
70 M kshcu 14go wieku .wi,.ki ~.
Gerry ! missscsan. Wsp6lne d.ials
nie dawaao wieks.s pswnosc pr.sd
Observation-Disclosures ! ulge " wy.
datkach. Zdsje sic, .e pafstwa "a
osynsJs sic obeonie t. ssms kierowat
mysls. Sysssm tax .wanej rowno
wsgi suropejskisj dosnai giebokich
zmian.
Gaia podstaws stosunk6w misdsy
narodowych staia sic dalsko ro.leg.
glejsss, Q powstauis wislkich &c
carstw po.a E lrora - Stan6w Zjed.
noosonych Jspooji - .schwiaiO
moono tra1ycyjnym svstsmsm poll.
tyo.nym. Pr.ytsm uwrglednic tree.
ba wzrastajsos " polityos pshstw
suropejskich Inaosenie kwestyj de-
tyozscych dzislnio niesuropsjskioh,
kwestyj, wobec kt6rych ustepujs
najdrazliwszs kwsstjs kontynentu
suropsjskiego ME wyjmuiso Al
ssoji ! Lotaryngji, Z pshstw bs,-
bahskich. Pr.ytsm w.rost srodk6w
komunikscyinych jest ogromny, q
skutki wielkiej wojny Ola intsrss6w
komunikscyjnyOh nile dad.s sic
wrrost prsswidsiec, dietary .as | ME
bssPieo.shstwa przys.isi wojny by
lyby strassliws.s, nit ki~sdykolwisk.
Wskutsk takiob warnnk6w psfstwa
data do zawieranis swia1k6w | sta
iyoh przymisrsy.
Ma tel drod.s bed.is mo.na PC
wolf dojic do .amier.onsgo oelu, do
unikniecia wojny, kt6rej usunieois,
sdanism dra Steinbacha, bynajmnisj
nature sie ME sprrsoiwis, jak to
twisrdsa wrogowie mylli wiscsyste-
60 pokoju.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01


mem, wedlug praw rosyjskich
byioby poskramiane Ia pomoca
broni palnej. Me byio tam
strzelania podczas wybor6 ", DO
wog6'e aadnych wybor6w ME
ma. To zas, re W Kr6lestwie
Rad niezbyt czesto znajduje
sposobnosc do mordowania ludu
ME moze bye W zadnym razie
dowodem wiekszej jego ludz-
kosci.
(Dokohczenie nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
Konferencja W Hadze.

Lioxba u~osestnik6w konfsrencji,
wsdiug dotyoho.asowyoh viadomos.
oi, tax sic przsdstawia:
Anglia. Sir Julian Paunce.
fote, ambasador " Wsshingtonis; sir
Henry Howard, ambassador " Hadse;
vice admiral sir John A. Fisher; je-
neral. major sir J. q. Ardsgh.
Austro.W egry. Hr. de
Wslseoheim, s.ef l sskcjiw depar
samencis spraw .agranicznyoh, am-
basador nad,wyo.ajny; hr. Okolicsa-
nyi de Okolicsns, AMBASSADOR " Ha
dee; Mercy, rad.ca dworu. Do sprsw
wojskowyoh ma bye dodany hr. Sob
tyk. kspitan marynarki.
Chiny. Yang Ju, AMBASSADOR
W Pstsrsburgu.
DANA. FIR. E. de Bile, mi.
mister psinomocny " Londynis; pub.
kownik Sohnack. byiy minister woj-
ny.
Franos. Leon Bourgeois,
b.. presses rady ministr6w; Bihourd,
mioisssr peinomoOny W Hadse; bar.
DE ,tournsllos de Ccnstans, minister
peinomocny, orlonsk i.by dsputows.
nyob; vice admiral Psphau, general
brygsdy Mounisr, pref. praws Lud.
wik Rsnault.
Hisspana a. KsiaAe Tstusn;
de Villa Ufutia, minister W Bruksel
II; Bagusr, minister Hadss.
81 olanda. Jonkhesr Van
Karnsbsek, b. minister spraw zagra-
nicznycb; general major de Beer
Poortugael, b. minister wojny, o.io.
mex rady stsnu; T. M. c. Asser, rad.
ca stanu; E. N. Rshnsen, c1lonek Il.
by wyis.sj.
Japona. Baron Hsyassi, mi.
mister " Pstersburgu; J.. Monoto, mi.
mister " Bruksslli; pulkownik W.
ohara; kspitan marynsrki Sakoms-
to.
Persia. General Mira Chan,
minister ~ Pstersburgu.
Ross. Baron Staal, ambasa.
dor " Londynie (prsswodnio.soy
kor f.rencji); puikownik Ilinski; pub.
kownik hr. Barancsw; kapitan ma
rynsrki Scheme; poruosnik marynsr.
ki Uossnnikov; prof. Martens.
r q N q q q. Alexis. Bsldimsn,
minister " B~srlinie; ]. Pspinini, MI
mister " Hsdre; puikownik G. Gro
suds,
Stsny q 9 d n 9 -
Andrew ID. White, AMBASSADOR " Der.
linie; Seth Low, professor Columbis
College " New Yorku; Sratford
Newell, minister " Hsdss; kspItsr
msrynsrki Mshsn, kspissn arsylerji
Crosisr.
Siam. Pbya Suriga, smbssa
dor " Psrytu; dr.. Oh. Corrsgioni
d'Orelli, rsdsos legsci'; K. Rolip
konsul jensralny " B,lgji.
Sswsjoars. M. s. Roth
minister " Berlinis; pulkownik A
kuerli | E.. Oder, osienkew vile rady
swisskowsj.
Tufojs. Turksn pssss, rsds-
90 stanu; Mursj.bej, sskre tars jeos.
rainy dspsrtsmsntu spr.w ssgranics'
nyob; Abdullah pssss, general 20
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
z ca4ej Polski.
(Ciag dalszy).

&C
Do wspomnianego wyaej ar
tykufu Czasu o chorobach Ga
licji ciekawy komentarz dodaje
Mowa Reforma::
nOrganowi krakowskiej kliki
nietylko jozchodzi sic o zdfa-
wienie demokrat6w. ktorzy,
mimo wszelkich przeobraze6
spoiecznych i politycznych, maj
wiecej W kraju maia powagi i
wyrobienia W &yciu publicz
mem; tutaj wchodzi take W gre
antagonizm miedzy grupa kra-
kowskich konserwatyst6w, t.
wv. ,,stahczykow'', a innymi
odfamami obozu konserwatyw
nego, majacego punkt zborny
We Lwowie. okoio gmachu ma
miestuictwa i sejmu. Otoz dzi
siejszy skiad personality lwow-
skiego sztabu ko1serwaty wne-
go jest panom krakowskim wi
docznie bardzo niedogodny. Ia
r6wno godnosc namiestnika, jak
~marszaika ~krajowego, to rzeczy
iakome zawsze byfy przedmio-
tenn ambitnych zabiegow mag
naterji konserwatywnej.
,,Obecnie ambltna ia pogoh
"a najwyzszemi W kraju god
nosciami przebija wcale ME
dwuznacznie z organu sta6czy-
kowskiego. Tax W klubie kon-
~serwatywnym. jak W szpaltach
Czdsu, wygfaszaja sic zdania,
re teraz wlasnie nadeszfa chwi-
la ~wszechwladztwa krakowskiel
kliki moznowiadczej, &c tylko
ona dzieray W tym czasie pc.
wszechuego zametu busole.
wskasujaca kierunek dziafalnos
ci sanacyjnej. Me obeszfo sic
nawet przytem be- bolesnych
ola ~wsp6fzawodnikow aluzyj,
odsianiajacych rabek ~zasfony
z mad niemi}ych i bardzo ola
mich drazliwych sprawek. Me
dawno temu %wspomnia} Gas
W tajemniczy sposob o jakiems
zagadkowem pokryciu defcy-
tn z wystawy lwowskiej i ma
pietnowaf te Gala wystawe, ja-
ko PLACE i nieszczescie kraju.
A przeciez nietylko demokraci
urzadzali wystawe; ma czele ko-
mitetu stall magnaci polscy,
konserwatysci, ktorzy najwi-
doczniej lie cd dzisiaj zawadza-
ia panom krakowskim. Vice
zaczyna sic cudowna gra il tryg.
misterne podstawianie nogi; u
derza sic przeciwnika W czuia
strone nieudafych operacyj f.
nansowych, przypomina sic de-
.ficyty wystawowe, to znowa
przebakuje sic. PREY krachach
fnansowych. o zfoaeniu ,,dowo-
dow odpowiedzialnosc prywat-
nej i t. p. Jednem s}owem pa
movie krakowscv wofaja grom
kim ct sem w kierunku wschod.
MIN do swoich kuzynow poll
tycznych: uustapcie nam miej-
sea dobrowolnie, DO W przeciw.
nym razie... my many ma was
W biurkach nabite pistolety"...
Przypominam, he juA trey la.
ia temu tygodDik wiede1ski
Neue ReUue zamiescif ciekawy
artykuf o cichej walce dwoch
Xix oligarchicznych, dwoch
,,familij", jak W XVIII wieku
mowiono. Me nam pod reka
tego pisms, ale przytaczam we
dug Przeds,0itu (Nr. II, r.
lS95):
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

ME widzieli walki o byt miedzy
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: autokra-
kratyzmem moskiewskim i au.
tokrata b. w. Karbowym z Ga
licji".
Komentarz MoWG Reformy
zapomniany artykulik tygod-
nika wiedehskiego rzucaja swia
ito ma niektore, niezrozumiafe
szczegofy wczesniejszych i
z~faszcza ostatnich wypadkow,
wyjasniaja divine nieraz zacho-
wanie sic pewnych osob i sfer
urzedowych, uwydatniaja szcze
golna naiwnost n~iektorych ra
dykaiow, zaciekle walczacych
z observation-disclosures dis ,.bade
nizmem" i pracujacych W ten
sposob ola tryumfu kliki kra-
kowskiej.
Ciekawa bedzie poufna his
torja kilku ~ostatnich lat zycia
Galicji, jezeli ujrzy kiedykol.
wick swiatfo dz'enne. Mole W
tel walce family" - tax mi
sic cos zdaje - szukaG nalezy
klucza do wyjasnienia niekto
rych tajemniczych punkt6w
spraw i sprawek ks. Stojaiow-
skiego.
Wygraf on W Krakowie pro.
ces z socjalistami, CO zreszta wo-
bee usposobienia tych sfer,. z
ktorych rekrutuja sic przysieg-
Ii, byfo oczekiwanem. Dodac
trzeba, Re Prawo Mdu istotnie
traktowafo S~tojafowskiego W
spos6b obelaywy, ME liczac sic
z wyrazami. Zas}uguje jednak
ma uwage fakt, ze przysiegli
uznali wine oskaraonych dopie-
70 pc wykresleniu zarzutu naz-
wanna Stoja}owskiego ,,oszus-
tenn politycznym". Moprz6d cd
czasu procesu stale go tenn MIA
mem nazywa. KS. Stojafowski
ljua zaraz Pc procesach lwow-
skich jawnie ~prowadziG zaczal
propaganda moskaloflska, pc
krakowsklm czyni to jeszcze
smielej. Jakich zas argumen-
tow uaywa, pokaza najlepiej
nizei przytoczcne przykfady:
KS. Stojafowski napisaf, &c
rosjanie W Kr6lestwie ,,od czasu
powstania ME strzelali do lu.
du", W odpowiedzi ma to Czas
przypomia} 8 wypadki strzela
MIA do bezbronnych unit6w, a
Mdprz6d- strzelanie do robot
nik6w podczas strajku W kodzi.
Mona byfo przytoczyc wiecej
wypadk6w, ale i tie przecie
wystarcza}y do wykazania, re
ks. Stojaiowski kfamie. On jed
max ME tract fsntazji i tax Cd
powiada:
,.Wdzieczny jestem "a to PREY.
~pomnienie j faktow t CHI ME Ia
przeczam, lecz prawda i spra-
wiedliwosc ~nakazuja przypom
mac (?) nawzajem patrjotpm, lie
"a lat 80 naliczyli oni " Rosji,
gdzie ME ma konstytucji, takich
wypadkow tylko cztery, a W
lynn samym czas:e W innych
krajach, jak mp. we Wfoszech,
nawet W wolnej Ameryce, ma.
liczyliby takich wypadkow da-
leko wiecej, a W Galicji PREY
wyborach W przesz}ym roku
byfo takich wypadk6w diva ra-
zy tylel Vice zawsze prawda
pozostanie to, co powiedzialem
dziennikarzom galicyjskim, re
swego ME widza pod nosem i
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

y Sf0wackl opsuJe N rO1zlnne I'VE mlaso! kfzemlenHcs Nastepnfe p0byt
szkohch wilensktch.
(Dals.y ohg nastspi)
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28

1.-THE farmer has no wages ex-
cept as wages are measured by
the price of his product, and
when you place it in the power
OF the trust to fix the price of
what the farmer sells, you place
1T in the power of the trust to
lower the wages that the farmer
receives for his work; and when
you place it in the hands of the
trust to rise the price of what he
buys, you do the farmer a double
injury, because he burns the
candle at both ends and suffers
when he sells to the trust and
again when he buys of the trust. "
W. J. Bryan at Chicago Trust
Conference.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28

ed to death for witchcraft; on
one occasion the child was tied
to a post, where the rising tide
would have drowned her in a
very short time. At one of the
schools 69 pupils travel back and
forth four miles each way in an
artic winter and night, with the
thermometer from q to 81 de-
grees below zero, and often with
billiards.. One of the children
was either blown out to sea or
caught and eaten by bears. The
teachers do their work with
loaded rifles at hand. "And yet,
continues the account, the at
tendance at school is always reg
ular."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28

Il confidently trust that the
American people will prove
themselves too clear-headed not
to appreciate the vital difference
between the expansion of the
republic and it's free institutions
over contiguous territory and
kindred populations-which we
all gladly welcome if accomplis-
ed peaceably and honorable
and Imperialism, which reaches
out for distant lands to be ruled
as subject provinces; too intel.
llgent not to perceive that orr
first step on the road of imperial
ism has been betrayal of the
fundamental principles of dem
ocracy followed by disaster and
disgrace; too enlightened not to
understand that a monarchy NAV
do such things and still remain a
strong monarchy, while dem.
ocracy cannot do them and still
remain a democracy Carl
Schurz at Anti-Imperial Confer
ence in New York.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28
GIVE THANKS.

For the truth that neither men
nor nations can live unto them
selves, but that having gotten
wisdom they must pass it on in
order to get from it the greatest
gain; for the recent proving to
ourselves that we have been one
hundred years in a crucible of
testing to show whether fit or
unfit to lead others into fuller
life and greater freedom; for all
hearts that are now solemnized
to search within our national
heart for weakness and evil to
purge it and then to go the way
of Thy bidding, we thank Thee,
Thou Ruler of nations
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28

Take two men and send them
adrift in gold placer mining, or
quartz mining country. They
are industrious, hard working,
frugal men. One lights on a for
tune and leaves with his colors
flying, and the assurance that
the wolf will be, forever, kept
from his door, the other retires
a broken down, poverty stricken
man. The first struck bonanza;
the other found nothing. The
world smiles upon the one, it has
none for the other.
Follow these men further along
in life's pathway. The man,
suddenly made rich, branches
out for higher and larger game,
the poor man, who has learned
much by an adverse experience,
proceeds cautiously and makes a
fortune. He has felt the stings
of poverty, he is now basking, in
the worlds smiles, on the sunny
side of Easy street. His former
comrade, in search of wealth,
made missteps and is now a
broken down, poverty stricken.
discouraged man. Who is the
child of fortune, who is the lucky
man ? We answer, neither.
They were both honest, pains
taking, industrious and frugal.
They are the same now. "Luck''
cut no figure in the case of eth
er. They both did the best they
could. One became a wealthy
mine owner whose name is a
household word at heathstone in
the land, and the other is known
by his neighbors as an unfortu.
nate but honest man. Is there
any luck about this ?-Western
Mining World.