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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
a Night OF Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt fov the
widow of the k"aye General Burnham
of. Machias. Me, when the doctors
said she coald not live .i!l morning
writes Mrs s. II Lincoln, who attend
Cd her that fearful night. AN though
she mus, soon die from Pneumonia,
but she begged for DR.. Kings New
Discovery saying it had more than
once saved her life and had cured her
OF consumption. After three small
doses she slept easily all night, and it,
further use completely cured hey. .
This marvellous medicine is guaran-
,ecl 10 cure ali Throat, Chest and
Lung diseases. Only l0c and 800
Trial bottle tree at II q, Batelnau y
Co.'s, drug store
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
Taken Up

One light gray horse. about - years
old, weight "b"us 100 pounds. walks
lame by spells right hind foot. Own
er prove property. pay charges, and
take nwav l.. BRITToN
II miles west Of Cooperstown and 3
miles south.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Land ohc.
at Fargo. n. D., Apri 9Th. layU.-Nolic- /.
hereby given that the following named settl.,
has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim anc
that said proof will b. made before Oscar ID
Purinton, Clerk district court at Coopers,own
n. d.. on May 18th. 1900. VIZ:
EDWARD FIEBlEGER,
II. E. No a25l9. for the lois II and u OF S-c 6 il
Twp. IA. n. of Re-. 59w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Frank Ressler. Erck Watne
Gustst Clemens, Frank Pfei'er, of jessie y D
CHAS. n. VALENTlN e. Register
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
y Lie. fog. :5Oc

Many people have been cured OF
Kidney Diseases b} taking a SEC bottle
of Fo!ey's Kidney Sure.
For sale by H. II. EATENAS * GO
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
A Nsoxa~:eA. Devil Fish

Destroying lis victim, j, . tNpe Of Con
sumption. The power OF this murder
Gus maladv is felt ON organs an'
nerves and muscles and brain. There
no health till lt's overcome Best in
the world for Stomach, Liver, Kidney
and Bowels, Only - v.s at II. FL
Bateman Il Go lrnssgis.S.
NOTICE i am going to herd. botf
HORSES and cattle the coming summer
northwest of Gooperstown. Anyone
havin. stock should write me ut once
stating number they have. Best o.
water ana range furnished.
r. G. AUBREY
COoperatOwn. n. ID
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ITALIANS IN SLAVERY.
Allegations of One of the Workmen
Who Escaped.

Columbia. s. c.. April 6.The Italian con-
sui at Charleston. acting on instructions from
the consul general at New York. has inclosed
Governor Mcsweeney an affidsvit from MIC
ola penedlttl. who escaped from the padrone
at Ponpon Phosphate Works in this State.
and says:
II pray your exceIleney to take such steps
ss are necessary 20 relieve the suferings OF
these human beings who are working under
such yillainous contractorsi
The affidavit ID made before the consul
general at New York and contains story
Of slavery coupled with the most brutal
treatment and even murder. They contract
ed with the understanding they would get 81
a day according to Csrslo Plzzo, the padrone
They made but 30 cents. and required that
for board They could not leave until they
had paid back to Pizza their travelling ex-
penses from New York and they could never
earn the money. Eight guards with rinss
and revoIyers constantly surrounded the Itali-
an worhmen day and night. They wers forced
to work however sick. under penalty OF be-
ing severely beaten. About the middle OF
February one Of the men said he was sick.
lie was ordered TO work BY a guard. but h. :
tho fever and could not stand dispute
arose and the guard shot him dead Bene-
dltti says he walked 10 New YORK IN twenty
eight days having erawled between tho
gpsrds on a rainy night
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nRApsTREEr's REPORT.
April 1 Inaugurntcd New Dcma nds,
Which Were Met.

New York, April 6.--Brsdstreets tomorrow
VIII say: Favorable features continue in the
majority in the general trade situation. The
hopes for the advent of seasonable spring
weather have been realized and nearly all
markets are good. This, as explained. Ia
really the key to the general merchandise
situation The industrial situation is rather
spotted one. April /, instead of May /, seems
to have been fixed upon as the date for pre-
sentng new demands as 10 wages and hours
While many thousand men are directly or
indirectly involved in the Chicago building
trades strike, and several thousand are out
in the coal industry in the Pittsburg region
most of the building trade strikes in other
cities have gained their demands and the
machinists strike at Chicago. which was re-
garded as threatening to the entire iron and
steel industry, has been called off pending ar
bitration.
farm products easily leading IN the upward
movements. Wheat adyices on the whole are
favorable except from the Central West. Sym
pathy Is shown with corn, which. in turn has
been Influenced by the steady advance In hog
products more and by the known smallness
of reserves in cribs and in store, Nothing
like the speculative interest In corn has been
seen for many years past and the price now Is
little below 80 cents at New York. Hog
products are very strong. Pork s 30 per
Cent and lard % per cent higher than a year
ago, AHOtntT prOuuCt OF tne Ihrnl, COTTON,
has developed renewed speculative interest
this week, and slight upward swing has
occurred as the result OF Increased specu-
latlye attention, working along previously
mentioned lines.
Cotton goods are scasonahy queter at first
hands, but n fair jobbing business is do ng
aud retail distribution Is encouraging. Wool
is one the whole weaker, but reports from
the wooden goods branch are quite favorable
Lumber has shown some weakness at widely
separated markets this week, pointing 10
not altogether satisfactory outlook in the
building trades, whether because OF heavy
advances in prices or Of unsettled labor con-
ditions.
The iron and steel situation shows some eff
fects OF the recent missionary work In aid OF
lower prices, but results are as yet rather In
the shape of unsettled feeling than Of actually
lower quotations. Bessemer pig is actually
as Arm as ever. Identical reports come from
and from Birmingham TO the
strength In the cruder forms. Steel rails are
arm and quite active. particularly at tins
West, and whatever weakness is noted Is in
some few lines OF finished steel and In the
low grades OF foundry pig iron. Recent ad-
yancss in the wages and the strike sltua-
ton in the bitumnous and ore markets Ger
tainly point 10 no great shrinkage In prices,
the fact that current demand
is OF hand-to-mouth character and buyers
are stu waiting for break In addition,
inquiry is persistent from all parts OF the
earth The boot and shoe industry is steady
ON prices for leather Copper Ia stronger and
lead Is steady while tin Is slightly lower rs /
a result of speculation.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

| BRowNwooD.--The county court has dis
posed Of the criminal docket the civil docket
is heavy Ss4 a.
pENToN,-T X and l.Js N Blewett- ship
whence they will be sold TO Mexican cattle-
men,
PETTY,-At meeting OF the citizens OF
Petty lnst Saturday night $4,000 was sub
scrbed toward the establishment OF Ma
tional bank with capital stock OF $4,000.
wAXAHACHIE.--The city council has
adopted resolution exemptipg the Waxa-
hachie cotton mills II built,in the city limits
from city taxation for period of ten years
SAN MARCOS..-A Thomas, NJ has
been reelected president of Coronal institute
for another term OF four years, The reg
ular meeting of the board VII be held IN
June.
TYLER. Parties in from near MONDAY
state that Mrs. Cbson's condition is SO Sc.
rious that she will hardy live through the
day. Mrs. Gibson was severely burned sew
eral days ago.
HARDWOOD. MIR. Cecil Robinson bought
at fair prices for ranch purposes in Ed
wards county. lie left with the herd Tues
day morning last.
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS. D. Murray.
piece OF timber and quite seriously hurt.
One OF his ribs was broken and there are
several gashes on the head.
MINEoLA--Judge Horace Cate and Henry
y. losucle OF tnlS CITY WeFe polSOned Dy some
article of food they ate for breakfast in
Kaufman. They were violently sick and had
two physicians with them. They have nearly
recovered
CLEBURNE.--The revised edition OF the
Cleburne city directory for ia00-l90l has been
issued II contains total OF 44s6 names
OF persons over IL years OF age, which Che
publisher asserts represents the total popula-
tion of Cleburne at 10, 45S.
CoRsICANA.-- following officers OF the
Corsicana Cotton Factory company have
vice president, John Taylor. treasurer. j
w. Edens secretary. z. W Caldwell; u.s.
sistant secretary. II. o. Elliott.
CALDWELL. Wednesday night near
Fraimvlle. in this county, Arthur Smith be-
came involved In difficulty In which he
was seriously cut In the left side Jack
Little was brought to town and placed under
a $500 bond.
ENNIS. There are three large buildings OF
a three-story hotel, a commodous opera
house and new Baptist church IL is un-
derstood work will begin In few DAYS and
pushed to completion.
GEORGETOWN Grand Chancellor e. A.
Strickland Of this city has received positive
assurance that Suprtme Chancellor Thomas
G. Sample Will he IN attendance at the com
Knights of Pythas, TO be held In Austin
April II TO ~
JAcKsBORo.--Fo some reason not known
there was no city election held here. Mayor
Stark issued his proclamation In due form
for an election to elect two aldermen and
appointed presiding officer The presld-
Ing officer failed 10 appear and hold the
election and IL went by default. II is said
tho people were too busy to hold city cleo
ton.
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THE CONCHO IS ON A BOOM
1T DID CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE
NEAR SAN ANGELO.
All Three Branches of the River
Have Been swollen by the
Recent Rains.

San Angelo, Texas, April 6,--The heaviest
downpour OF rain In years fell In this sec
ton last night Tho only communication is
up North Conoho river to Sterling City and
all points report rise IN that stream. which
at this place reached about fifty feet. car
rylng off several small dwellings and doing
other damage. South and Main concho rivers
are also up. aud the three Iron bridges on
the streams mentioned are damaged to the
extent OF some $1,000 in loss OF earth and
woodwork and approaches.
The North Concho rise is said TO be tho
highest since 1863 and 10 within n few feot
OF that OF 1882, submergIng the lower part
of the city In the bend of the river. reach
Ing the back yard OF London hotel aud the
Turner hall. Farms have been ruined, miles
of fences swept away, some cattle lost. In
the city the heaviest loser Is Mrs Alice s.
Caldwell; damage TO her grain warehouse is
about 5000. Other damage 10 dwellings, and
A. Spencer. $500 i, J. Nussbaum-
er. 1850; s, w. Merchant, 500; NJ. Carr 5000;
A. BalfanZ, 5000.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SATURDAY. MORNING. APRIT q 1900

christopher, Lexington Pirate. Tim,
1:02 AS
Half mile-Juniper. Light Bali. vouch
Time $50 2-5.
Six furlongs-J. e. wlshman. Kimmags
Proetiis. Time LII.
Seven furlongs. selling Brisk, First
Whip. Damocles. Time la2.
Mile and slxteenth--Harry Lucesco
Mouzeltoff. Tony Honig. Time 1:54
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Selling. six and one-half furlongs-post
Haste LOG, X Ray. Robert Bonner. Sir Dick
l07, Avoca McGrathiana Prince, Pick
wickion. Rosebud 1903, Owensboro 97.
Double Dummy 10, Althea 1903. Aloho III.
49, Matt Simpson 81.
MISREPRESENTATION Sterling, Post
Haste 116 Tourney los, Sidney Lucas iI6,
Allie II. 101.
Spring Hunters steeplechase, about three
miles-Ochiltree 1874. Emory 135. Riley lie,
Taghairm. Champion 145, Becky Rolfe III.
Jacobel 1879. Young Exile 145. La Touraine
1o4. Sacket 173, Hobson $780, Shandy Gaff
1913. Mr.. Forepdio AS, Diver 172.
Maidens, seven-eights mile--Christms =
Gard 81. AL Reeves, Merriness 1o5, Fire
lock, Charles T, Hayman 100. Monmouth
Boy 81. Nabocklash 100. Wallada i07 kim
mage, Hall Bell 100. Speedmas 1885, George
e. Wightman 100, Balkan "a. The Jeffer-
son 10T Lula 105.
Handicap, one mile and 100 yards--Shin-
fame 103. Brisk lis, Beau Ideal 49, Robert
Bonner ia. Toney Honing los, Magic
Light 10I. Knight OF The Garter 1885, Sidney
Lucas 100.
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NOT AFR AID OF FITz.
What SharIsey, Mccoy ara Corbet,
Say About JefI's Talk.

what Shnriey, Mccoy ara Corbet,
Say About Jei's Talk.
New York, April S.--Tom Sharkey, Kid
Mccoy and Jim Corbett are a bit sore
lover Champion Jeffries' assertion that all
tle heavyweights are afraid 10 tackle
Bob Fitzsimmons. Here are their opin-
ions regarding the matter:
| Kid McCoy--Jeffries should have never
made such a statement, for what he says
is lie out aul out. | am not afraid to
fight Fitzsimmons or any one else, and to
prove that l am sincere in what I say
offered to fight him for the middleweight
championship of the world wnen we made
our recent match. AS every one knows
Ftz refused to box me for the title,
claiming he wanted to fight at catch
weights. Just to prove that Jeffres is
lying when he says l am afraid to box
Fitzslmmons | will make a match with
FitZsimmons Immediately after my fight
with Tom Sharkey
Tom Sharkey--What right has Jeffries 4,
say that am afraid to fight Fitzsimmons?
While | would sooner fight Jeffries than
any other fighter ! nevertheless would
not hesitate to fight FitzsimIions II he
would meet me. as | think l can beat him
in as quick time as it took me to get the
uecisloH over nun III San Francisco. IL
Fitz will agree to fight me at some othc
club than the Westchester Athletic club,
I will make match with him at mo-
ment's notice. Remember, will fight
Fitzsimmons after l tackle Mccoy. pro-
viding. OF course. Jeffries refuses to fight
me.
Jim Corbett-Jeffries doesn't know what
he is talking about when he says that
as well as the other heavyweights am
afraid to fight Fitzsimmons. Every one
knows that l have been trying In every
possible way TO get Fitz to fight me. and
even have gone so far as to offer him
sG5,o00 10 give me a return fight I have
been bounding and chasing him for over
three years, but he has never offer ed II
meet me again. Now. you see how much
am afraid to fight Fitz Jerries' state
ment. SO far as / an concerned, is a lie
Fitzsimmons was all smiles when seen
today. He said II think Jeffries state
ruent is truthful one and not a bit ex-
aggerated. / am very thankful to Mr.
Jeffries for his kindness toward me. and
furthermore for not being afraid 10 tell
the truth. Tho fact OF the matter is. shar-
key and Mccoy are afraid Of me In re-
gard to Corbett, won't fight him unless
he should happen to beat Jeffrles when
they fight"
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RemnrIsahIe oure Or nheuma,,rm.

Kenna. Jackson County. W. Va.
About three years ago my wife had an
attack Of rheumatism which conanei her
to her bed for over month and rendered
her unable 70 walk step without assist
ance, her limbs being swollsn to double
their normal size Mr. 5. Maddox Unlisted
on my using coambeTIaln's Pain BAN, /
purchased 5o-cent bottle and used It ac-
eording TO the dIrectiors and the next
morning she walked 10 breakfast without
assistance in any manner, and ste has
moi. had a similar attack s.nce.--.a. B.
Parsons For sale BY all druggists. ,is
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MERCY
PyS Anxious to Save the Little
Ones From Suffering.
OF Proper Care In Childhood
r. the Foundation for HnbitunI
|eonstipation, Causing Life
long Suffering.

n.ns so sweet and touching as a
care for her little ones.
tender. watchful eye her anxiety
on the young hopefuls.
"e young nearly all ailments are d.
3aints.
~ and purges are the most common
-, dangerous OF all medicines.
81 contain opiates or mercurial
mineral polsons. which perma-
child. anu
oniy proper laxative for n child il
In positive vegetable liver stimu-
Iabs eascarets Candy Cathartic. For
arms the mother eats Cas-
ene.ahes her milk mildly purgative
III the baby. Older children eat
"a Cascaret like candy. They
tos TO-. make the liver lively. prevent
NJ olach- purify the blood. and regu-
n, po~el as,rfactiy.
IVY aud g. Casearets toa.v ia
Iproyaa 40. not what we say they do.
s5e ~ their merit. All druggists,
yookIs, 0oc, or mailed for price. Send
M and free sample. Address
Or wmeay Co.. Chicago; Montreal.
! r This is the ca.cars, Table,
III lcsey tablet Of the only genuine
d~S bears the magic letters
Ovo,,S Look Mt the tablet before
|fo5. ,vu buy. and beware Of frauds.
.hd substitutes.
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INTO HANDS OF RECEIVERS
THREE BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CITATIONS IN AS MANY DAYS.
All of Them Claim They WIZ ne
Able to Fay Every polar
ANS They owe.

! Atlanta, Ca, April e.--Two building and
loan associations passed into tho hands
81 receivers here today. making three in
as many days. The court procedure in
each case was the same--receivers being
appointed by Judge Don Pardee OF the
United States circuit court for the home
office while ancillary receivers were
did business. 1t is claimed in each case
that the action taken was the result or
mutual understanding and the cause OF the
receiyerships the same--adversc decisions
by courts in tho matter OF taxation.
The National Railway Building and
Loan association, OF which D. b. Stan
clifie was general manager. was named in
an application to Judge Pardee last night
and the head OF the concern WAS an
nounced as Its receiver this morning.
Meanwhile instructions for tho fling OF
ancillary bills In the States CT Florida.
Louisiana Texas, Alabama and Mississippi
were sent by telegraph.
The assets and liabilities OF the Ma
ticnal Railway ASSOCIATION are about $780,
600. The application for the receiver was
made by j. +. Bottom OF Birmingham
and the grounds alleged are uutavorable
rulings OF the courts OF various States.
and especially that OF tho Georgia SUI
preme court in the matter OF taxes. The
application was not resisted
The Atlanta National Building and Loan
association OF this city was given nto
the hands of receivers his afternoon,
Judge Pardee naming George A. Spear
and Llgcn Johnson for the places AS
sets are half million and the receivers
claim that every dollar OF Indebtedness
will he paid In a snort time. The appli-
cation In this case was made by A. u.
Dixon of North Carolina arj Mrs. Mary
Kintock OF Charleston. S. C. Action look
ing 10 the appointment OF anc.liary re-
ceivers In nearly all OF tie Southern
States has been taken On Wednesday,
last Judge Pardee named receivers for the
Southern Home Buil5lng ana Loan ssso-
Citations with liabilities Of about $1,000
900 None of the associations has as yet
made statement OF rs condition.
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Oakland Rcsuit.

San Francisco. April Give furlongs--
Sir Hampton, Miss Madeline, Maydine.
Time 100
Seven furlongs-Aileens. casdale. De-
blaze. Time 1:27 ga
Four furlongs. maidens-Llly Digs.
Bayassa. Ada n. Time AZ
Mile osinante, Silvertone, Uarda.
Time 1;4012
Six furlongs Sly. Tuthlll, Peace. Time
Heb
Mile and sixteenth Wyoming, storm
King, Tappan. Time i:47
ToDAY'S ENTRIES.
F.ve-elghths OF a mile. selling-Harry
Corby, 1O6; Tourist, 1Oi; Musculado, 101;
Henry c., 112; Ace, 121: Royal Fan JIG;
My Dear 1O4; Milomelo. los; Naples,
104; Zurich, 106; Christine, no. Aunt
Bird, 119.
Hampton. Briton, Gaylon Brown, Huston,
10; Fatum, i1S; Aphrodis, ITO; Cam
bacores, 11s; Gertie B., lis; Socapa, no;
Impromptu, Parslfal, 49,.
Ore and one-siNteenth miles, selling
Jennie Reid, 104; None Such, 10; Mary
Kinsella, los; Captive, 113; Scotch Plaid,
Imperlous, 10; Lothian, 106; Uarda, 1OS
Rapido. Castake, 10.
Futurity course Ge5hard stake .--Lu-
cidia. Mrs. Brunell. no; Intrada liz;
Diderot, los; sofsla, 1875; st. Riea, 1CS;
Impromptu, 112; Dunfree, ia; Rollick.
Bernota, liz
One mile, free handlcap-Dogtown %;
Wild Het, so; Formero. 112; Flower OF
Gold, 100; Gauntlet, 90; May W., ITO;
Anjou, ia; Constellator, 1903; Campus. IS.
Three-fcurrhs Of a mile. selling--Mo-
rlnga. ia; Alleviate, Miss Rowena 100;
Cormorant, 109; Headwater. Ill; Bound
lee, 1oS; Sly, 1917 Dr. Sheppard III st.
Cuthbert, 100; Pompino, 106; Esplrando.
100, Bathos, IS.
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Mig Warehouse nurnsd.

Dallas, Texas. April s.-Fire tonight de-
stroyed the three-story brick warehouse
at Hord and North Lamar streets. The
building was owned by II. Schoelkopf and
occupied by Strickland & Yeargan as
general storage depot. The loss is esti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000; insur-
ance about one-hah. One of the heaviest
losers is the Brunswick Bake Collender
Billiard company OF St Louis. which had
n few days ago stored two cars OF goods
In the building for its Dallas agency.
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TopAY's ENTRIES.

n furlongs--Alice Turner, Medartha.
Fs, Larkspur. Miss Mae Day, 95; Belle
fleans. Brownie Anderson. Banrica,
Ia Josephine. The Lady in Blue. Clarl
%, Ruth Black. 106; Her Favor, 1C9.
half mile, selling-Janowood Glib
8irl, Lrnena, 81; South Breeze, 101;
flone Girl, Darlene. 1903; Myra Mo-
lo5; Queen Dixon, 1903; Lilly Pant
lilo
ee-fourths mile, selling Clara Woo
81: Mittenthal. Bridal Tour, 95: SAL
ss; McAlbert, 100; Incidental. Hop
Ben Frost Captain Lamar. Easter
lvS; Shillingburn. Pauline j.. 104;
ward, LOG; Warrior. 1o9; scrivener,
furlongs, Gordon Hotel Stakes
Burgess. Monos. Ampere, 1ls: Sard,
FAIRY Hermann. Alard Scheck, Joe
Gawaine, lis.
and one sixteenth miles, selling
m, IS; Schnell Laufer, 50: Bsn
II Russell r., 81; Indian, 95; Phal al,
pods Brigade, 90: Abusive. Miss pa
|loS; Blitheful. Morea. los; Etidorpha
.eando. Traveller. los, w. B. Gates,
Henry Launt. 10: Banished, il2.
fe-rourths mile, selling Martin Duke
/ ig, 81; Eva Wilson. Crystalline. Kilt
Irown Vail. 101: Kamsin, Sir Blaze.
Free Hand. Bonnie lone, 104: Cathe-
LORD Neville, Virgins, ZOE; ]. e.
Judge Wardell. 1909.