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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Striking, novel and Of peculiar in
terest, especially as showing the way
in which bridge-making will develop
In the future, is the new bridge which
is building to connect New York with
Brooklyn. Perhaps the most popular
feature is to be bicycle path, COW
cred with asphalt carried at certain
height above the tracks for troilies
and for carriages. This bicycle track
1s to be for the exclusive use Of wheel
men, and the opposing streams of
traffic will be carefully divided. Be-
meath the bicycle track is a foctpath
for pedestrians. and above It the track
for the elevated railway. On each side
are double trolley tracks affording ac-
commodation for four cars abreast,
while the outer sides OF The bridge
are reserved for carriages and We
hicles going the same way, 80 that the
traffic will be as little impeded as pos.
sible. The bridge is to be 1900 feet
long, or nearly quarter OF mile
longer than the present bridge. most
~ this Increased length being taken
~ by me approach
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
NORTH DAKOTA FUSION TICKET.
Goes Under the Name Of Independent
Democrats.

Democrats.
Grand Forks. ". D.. July q. - The
PuEuiists and Democrats met yesster-
day afternoon and organized, but prac-
tically nothing was done Until the
evening session. Committees were en-
gagged all afternoon in an effort to
bring the two parties togerller. After
q long struggle the agreement was
reached that each party maintain IT'S
individuality through a separate or
ganiZation. The places on the ticket
are divided. and the parties unite IN
joint convention and go upon the TICK
ct as Independent Democrats. The
Den ocratic resolutions dwell very
lightly on NATIONAL issues. but empha'
size the shortcomings of the Republic
an organization in North Dakota. The
following is the ticket:
Presidential electors. VI. f. Williams
OF Cass. Charles .Apple1'Iist, W. L..
Eaupt Of Ransom: congress. VI. y.
Eilfretn of CaSs: governor VI. 4. WHIP
perIan. RiclIand: lieutenant govern
OF, W. T. Mclean. Cavalier: secretary
Of state, J. T. Williams. Grand Forks ;
auditor. S. X McGinnis, Stutsman;
treasurer. J. P. BirtIer, Walsh; state
superintendent. Mrs. Laura ], Essen
iurh. Foster: commissioner Of insur-
ance. ". S. Campbell, Barnes; attorney
general John Car1nody, Trail; com
missioner Of agriculture and labor, :.
TorgerscT, Ira III railroad commission
ers. L. StavneheiIIl Of CaSs. J.. j.. Leads
Of Stark, Joseph Morrison of Penbina.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
RANGE CATTLE.
since the Late Rains the Grass Gives
Them Ample Food.

hirnball. S. D. July 21-The abun-
dant rains of the past two weeks have
done thousands OF dollars worth Of
good for the ranchnlen on the ranges
in Lyman and Pratt counties The en-
tire COUNTRY wost Of the river has been
blessed with very heavy rains. and
many dams have been washed out,
while every reservoir and water hole
is full Of water. Previous to the rains
both hay and feed was getting very
scarce. and it was Thought by ranch
men that they would be obliged to
move tkeir cattle, but now hay. grass
and water is everywhere abundant.
The rains will probably delay cattle
shipments several weeks. as it is
thought that the grass will low remain
green two months longer. even without
any more moisture, and the cattle will
be- allowed to Craze as long as they
continue to put on fat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
BACK ~ CANTON.
President Mckinley Puts in Busy
Day

Carton. OHIO. .Tlig - - President
Nc kLnIay lost no tine IN resJlraine rh:
q1lier and rezrfuE habits b. was enjoy.
ing hare w7en rt.e Affairs Of state
called HIN back 20 rhe capital 4 few
days ago. Although IL did NOT reach
the ciry gntiI ~ o'clock he had lis
usual outings with Mrs. Mckinley.
Much business forwarded from Wash
ingron fal1e IN the mails and By wire
TO ocry10F his time. but after it was
disposed If rEl+=re was still ample rirae
to- resi- IN 8 fashion impossible IN rhe
White House. News hearin gnn China
was promptly Forwarded and like rte
news that awaited his coming. it was
good news considered in connection
with The sdvices COMING ar17lI rhe
time rIl- president started for Wash
ingron. There We're many callers dur
ing the day and evening. many of
then. personal friends. and many 9th
er people Who merely wanted to pay
their personal Respects
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Atlanta, Ga, July 81. Five thou
the Republic and the United Confed-
crate Veterans Justify cheered the
&C nm anders of these two organiZa-
tions-Gen. Albert Il. Shaw and Gen.
John y. Gordon--as they sat together
upon the stage Of Tie Grand opera
house at the kindling of the camp fire
of the blue and grey reunion here last
night. The occasion was the formal
beginning of the reunion of the sur
viving veterans Of the Union and Con-
feGcrate armies who fought in the bat
ties around Atlanta in July, 1864. Pres.
ident Mckinley, unable to be present,
sent his regret in the following tele-
gram:
"Hon. w. A. Hcmphill. Chairman
Executive Committee, Atlanta, Ga:
deeply regret my inability to be with
you in the reunion of the blue and
grey in Atlanta this week. Such re-
unions are gratifying Indications CT
good feeling and comradeship, and give
assurance of the permanency of our
government resting upon the patriot
ism Of reunited people. Please eN-
press to those who may be present NY
cordial congratulations ard best
wishes. William Ncktnley-
Wien Gen. Gordon was presented TO
the vast audience The cheering eonrfr-
Ted for several L-irutes Gen Gortl0n
said:
For r1ore than q third Of 1 century
have earnestly and llnwaverIngIy Ia
bored for the realization OF this univer-
sal American brotherhood. Al hail the
power OF an
An A1l-PeryaGing Anlericanisn.
which shall MAX US in truth as II
II ne Gre people. Inspired and swaye,l
by the one lofty and resistIess purpose
&c 10 justice TO all cations. hut to ses:
10 Il that the flag Of This republic shall
De d protecting power over every
Ac-erican in every land. even in bloody
and baroarous China. All hail the day
VIXEN with one accord We shall pre-
claim TO the world that every drop Of
Al er!can blood she'd by unlawful
bands shall be avenged by American
manhood
Ne less enthusiasm greeted Gen.
Shaw. He began by saying: This is
the trsr time | have ever heard Gen.
Gordon aud l walI to say our nation
owes him more than any either FOR the
voice hfe has raised for ou-r Union and
nc'EEIns but our Union In my recent
visits through the South my heart has
been moved by the evidence that We
sre TO live hereafter III the present.
We understand each other now. Il
was an untold sacrifice re learn the
lesson Of the pasE and now let Us learn
the lesson Of Unity
Gen ]. c. Breckenridge. inspector
general Of the United States army
snG t-srin guished Union veteran. and
Col. W c. P Breckenridge OF ken-
tLcsy- distinguished Confederate.
Tere on the stage Cen. o. O. Howard
and ti.T. Mount Ct Indiana made short
Speeches
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
BECK HAM CHosEs.
Kentucky Democrats Give Him the
Guhern atorial sSnain tom.

Lexington. Ky, July 22-tffov. B>.fiz-
aan- Vas nominated hy the Def1.t}rra -tta
s-are convention for cover-.c- Of Zen
tricky by accla NATION, After rLle
r.aroes If Judge EIack If Barbt,'!rsviIIe
ard .T.dee Tar7in osf Newport we're
ptaeed ii nomination Z. roll call IT rte
convention ves begin. When Mclean
COUNTY was reached H=czIlan2 had The
81 votes necessa y 70 nominate Then
R!acss and Tarvin -an.es were with
drawn. and the iarrar moved that rhf
r.orc nation Of Se-clsf!ayn tl.> made una!l-
NOUS. The racrion was carried and
BAckhars was escorted III this. plaTf0E-r 4,
where n rads his speech IT accept
c-cr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

The Hon. Peter 4. Porter has writ
ten to the Niagara Falls Cataract
Journal calling attention to a. relle
OF the struggle between England and
France a century and a half ago.
which lies about mile and half
above the falls. It is nothing iess than
the outlines Of one Of the block houses
which were built by the English for
the protection of the Portage Road,
which ran to the present site OF Lew
3ston from the Old stone chimney near
the rivers bank According to Mr.
Porter, no other authentic relic Of that
period is known around the faIls An
effort is being made by the Niagara
Frontier Historical Society 70 have the
relic preserved.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26


Chi%a:ep- July ~ spes,ju 10 Che
Re--orIt TOM Pe@G-il. H.. says
George >ailnoen. / Persian sga,tenr
wtso has ne-sil attending -ollege IL Hi
nols Tor S-avegsI YEARS anal 5 passing
Tie SIMMER IN Peoria. t,-.eived a
canlee-;sIu tl-nln his home IT Qroomian,
PERSIA. Stating -haI Ms lrvar:lel' lalt
1e4n nnl1terceI by Mohamme.Ians. anu
that / -eller;ll ilasstcre II 5000
Christians II Qrp@milu WIS y.Xoet'ra,t.
The s-ssDlegr2m sslvs he tt4-.ting ut lie
2oiIaInIe.i:tns as;1insT rAe native
Christians $ growing anti mat rnere
nave be@.l s>aFft~il lanti-.u-slaud baLries
vii. ftsTitiitieS M oaril stiles. Mr..
S31llnoonis father s 4 nar5re mission,
ny drd rtlis tacr ADDS n me vrar--zz
l1saIEsz him and his tamiiv
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Trade secrets are protected by law
IL Germany. 4 m.aehsaisI WHO entered
tne employ Of f.rrl For the sole Dur-
pose Of carrying bark 10 his real eLa-
ployers I'll the points he got, was
recently sentenced To three months IL
Jail. the business nen wLo hired a.Ea
to spy gpon their rivals beng sent 10
keep him con- pany. We do not KEW
Of any other industrial nation II which
this pleasing event could have occur
red. Yet it. IS surely just that z, man
ntaeturer who tnvencs a process for
perfecting Or cheapening his product
should BE- defended against 1r.scrC1r-
le1s snlitators who do ROT hesitate TO
Fitch other men brains.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Miss Florence Leonard, T. young
woman from ..rIingran Ga., Wa lock
ed mp III tae other Ljgas IL the o5serT-
alton tower ca. the STATE reservation
c7srlooking the falls Of Niagara Her
experience fairly shattered aar nerves.
STE had been viewing the sights dur
ing tae afternoon and about I've O'Clock
thought she would Ike to -ase a last
look at the falls. The aup4rta ter dent
OF the observation tower TOOK aar up
il the elevator and then forge- al
about her. At six O'Clock, as n1bo1y
else appeared, he shut up for the night
End went home. When he arrived il
the morning, Mss Leonard tatntsd
away
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
WosLLEY Is NOTIFIED.
PE-onifirton Can.iimnre Informed at
Hia Nomination.


Chicago. July 2...-,Jntln &. Wooils.ss-.
P-nGlhiI!on cslniiiilare to" IL pl,asi-
tf.nn- IT rtlp Tnife4i STATES Wis
FORMALLY nor. fled of lis nomination Ii
Z I:-~ftng Held asst night IL Cenr-r2i
Music AaIl Tie haIl vas crowded. by
nes1 bers IT Ttle parry anii he speeches
II Samuel uic.zts- gf Albion. Aic:l-
vito acrest is chairman IT r-le NATIONAL
canrenT!en when placed Mr. Nadile7
u lnminartOn AMI ef NJ W5HilfE
vera received WITH --aar enthusiasm.
Qli-a.' II St.1slrt. t:iil--nln nj ne AZ
aa'lt.va committee 1nr liz. Stare NJ III
n0is- prasidt.,t AMI Matte / Sslor- at
ir2SS u opening Tle Meeting. IL
rlpa 0iarlghE forward }f-'. Dir!i-e, 40
teii-efati lie notification Sr}t-e-,'h VI.
WoGiIe~, mon rising ~ rapiy ~ ~
speech OF Nj Dlcste- VAS race!re''t
WIN pr1ltnlgati oueers by T1s audience.
He acceyJaG rte nonl IA -.Gu IN a
speech II s0rla length. Al the e'n-
.iIsiGn Il lie speech q acceptance IT
M NanlIev and at--r the land tad
reu..eraeI a rle..t,t.v II r1a-rt0fic airs
-erel- members II the r.oJt-iGa ion
corll .zl.1ree which vas composed, 81
tl,fz following renrl,sr!.za: s e. s.waI-
CIV, Harrisburg Pa. Hale Johnson.
Newton. III and z w. Chain Of
W:1-Sesi::s W.s \ Number Of
speeches vera made by other proil1t-
-.en.r Prohibition. .srs. Al! tbs sF]s-a kers
Insisted thai r!la evils o. r71ll Vera II.
reality gTrea ter than any cEaer thar
confront THE nation to-day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

N the rtvz,ry berxeer sTsana ana
sailing vessels FOR The freight craFie
CT the ocsan, chs steamship has Of las
years had greatly The acvantage, IL
crsas!ag much faster thar the satLta 2
vessel, II E5.r..aer and sac. But =
should not be intsrrsd thar the sail
Ing vessel is gong out d existence.
Wind IS cheaper than fuel, md II rs
case 81 goods for the delivery of
whteh there IS no haste. IT'S great
power will Icag be utilized to carry
fcsighcs across TIE seas,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Chieag COS School Board has decided
that its teachers must have sound
bodies as we'll as sound minds, and a
great many applicants for certificates
are now holding back because OF the
new rule that they must submit to a
physical examination. These tinnid
ones fear they may have unknown all
znents. and are unwilling To put it to
the test.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Some Luther autograph manuscripts
have BEEN discovered In the Vatican
library by Prof. FIkar Of strasburg.
There are two oranen tarias on the
Epistle to the Romans, ons On me
text and the other On The sense and
commentaries Oh the E,p.st.e to the
Hebrews. They wsre Written N 1915
and 1917, shortly before the mailing
Of the n!neGy-fsve theses 81 Witch
berg.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

The ways and means committee ut
TIE house of representa- ttTes has 3ean
Authorized 10 Sit during TIE recess Of
congress, With Z view - preparing i
bill II reduce ne taxes wa.ch vara NJ
posed Or .ncrsase1 At the Gnr5rsaS u
TIE Spanish var THIS ecn.vs. ..-C.ssss.- &C.
corGtng ii present plans VI. assem-
be IL Washington a1ou1 Zen tags ne
fore congress meets n 0e2sru Ter. Much
Ct the tine ct cGng-ass 3 saEes. ag
eor.l rI1!ttes work during cscess,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
KILLED ~ 4 FIGHT.
Lively scrimnnaxe Betr<ee. Negroes
ard Depntf sheriT.

Knoxville. Tam. JuIy 22.-In a fight
between negroes and deputy sl.eri.s
near Hartman yesterday TWO negroes
wera killed outright Deputy Sheriff
Pen.0erton was shot. perhaps faraiIy.
through tbs head. and Deputy Sheriff
Rad was aEot through th- shoulder
The deputy sl.eriffs were attempting
70 arrest VIII Walker a negro. for
selling whisky The railroad negroes
cane u his assjstaEsc: and rIle fight
eLsEef! It il reported that NOUN
raineers are gathering to drive out the
I. eGroes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Women Held for Murder.

Eldh-ado. Kan. July 22.-Miss Jessie
Morrison whose preliminary trial for
The n urder Of Mrs. DIN Castle has
been In progress for several days, was
last evening held without bail to an
sWer the charge of murder 10 the first
degree before the next term Of the
district court. Just before tbs. young
prisoner was taken back to Jail she
embraced her father and both wept
bitterly. The scene was most pathetic
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
H-lYN-A'S SCHEME.
viii Appoint an Advisory Commit
Tee ut Ton-Ps. r-isan Supporters of

NtsAIuEtS-
Chicago. IlI- 1.-THE Ttn,,-s-E arald
says: SalaTor E1lna. chairman 81
he Republican naC.0uai com rltrt2e:,
vii appoint IN advisory :"nInliITet= a.
Al drlS-lia-v 10 ne NATIONAL commit
zee within L faw Weeks. u As S0Gu as
he gers rlle 1a-ionai headqr:i rraE's
Opened. This VII represenr the indie
De-denT- nnu-2ar-!san supporters Of
President 3lcNtnlev IL (.isriEl g17isile'3
from the 'ty=t,-tll-T.les-w0oI'' Req
leans. There Will BE- ~ This com.
al,rrea. it IS promised. ! tat. s,rtnsLinr
II TLeu who var .Iass+-t a. Demo.
1raTs previous ~ 1874 men who sup
pnr-a.. Cleveland Il, Sc, who changed
70 Mckinley Il [@!}t % the money
question, and vic believe rile money
question is still 4 live issue ard viii
be As long az Democratic, platform !
continue n .etslare for rilt. free coin
aga Of silver at -!le ratio IF Is 70 l.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Three Prisoners at Redwood Falls
Saw Their Way to Liberty.

Redwood Fails. Ninn.. July q. =
Three prisoners escaped from the Red
wood county Jail during the night by
saving off a paddock that held the iron
grating that led TO the fire escape on
the second floor of the Jail They are
Albert Kightiinger and Fred Wenholz,
both wanted for burglary and larceny
CON nnitted in Vesta early in June. and
Sidney f. Daily, wanted for picking
pockets in Olivia 4 month ago. Kight-
lfnger resided in Minneapolis and his
wife was suffocated in a fire ON Dec
Grafton day night. Wenhalz is mute,
and IS a plasterer by trade.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
NET DEATH IN HIS ARMS.
Bullet which Killed Sleeping Wife
MutIInted Hnaha nd.s Hand

Brennan, Tex, July %. - Fifteen
miles east NJ here yesterday morning
Mary Mgcklocey. while sleeping in the
arms Of her husband. vas shot through
the heart by an assa ssin. The bullet.
after passing through her body. cut
off three fingers Of her husba nd's hand.
There is 10 clue 10 the assassin.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
State Ticket for F1oriaa.

Ocala, Fla. July 21.-The Republican
state convention yesterday nominated
the following ticket: Governor. ]. n.
Combs; secretary of state, George W.
Allen; judge of supreme court. NJ B.
MacFarlane: controller. j. p. Powell;
treasurer. w. G. Robinson; attorney
general. Fred Cubberry; commissioner
OF agriculture. Q. C. Butterwick Hon.
]. Cheney was nominated for congress
by reclamation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
CALIFORNIA WHEAT.
Continued Hot Weather Seriously
Affecting the Crop.

Stockton Cal July 22-Expertz in
this city say that the wheat crop Of
California this season is going to fall
far short If the estimate made six
weeks ago. This shortage Is said to be
due in some localities to several days
Of hot weather that swept ofer the
state about the tine the wheat was
what is termed in the milk In 9th
CT sections an insect worked on the
roots Of the plant till it reduced the
sap in the stalks and affected the
grain.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
disorder Grow. ONT of n Strike.

Dayton. Ohio. July 22.-Calvin Phe.
b,fs. aged sixty, his son Eugene. aged
twenty five, and Joseph Kiser were
all assaulted yesterday, the result: Of
a strike at the Callahan, Mich. COM
pany's plant. KIser may die. One OF
The assaiiants was shot and severely
wour ded. ~.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Topper to oppo.e sift.,

Winnipeg, July pa Vancouver dis
patch says Sir HILBERT Upper has de-
clared his willingness to run against
Sifton in Brandon. One Of the Con-
servative leaders from Brandon, In the
city. says young Tupper can beat Sif-
ron In Brandon. as the constituency Is
Conservative, and many old line Lib
erals believe Sifton is not to be
trusted
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Killed hx Lightning.

Dubuque, Iowa, July 81. - Frank
Groke Of Chicago and John Fitzgerald
OF Dyersville were killed and seven
Others slightly injured by lightning
last night during storm near Win
throp
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Population of St. James,

st. James. Mimi, July 21.-The CEN
sus of ST. James has been completed.
The population falls below 2,GOO-H.
G. Dodge has been arrested. charged
with having decided a tract Of land to
which he had no title.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Killed by Lightning

Elma. Iowa. July 22.-Wlile return
ing home from the creamery at
Lourdes with load of milk a Young
man named Shatck, living few miles
east of here, was instantly killed by
lightning. One horse was killed also
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
COkGER HEARD FROM
CIPHER MESSAGE CONES TWHOUEH
CHINESE MINISTER.

Was Alive on the 18th md Foreign
ers Were Then Fighting for Their
Safety - Message Says auick Re-
Massacre - Washington officials
Greatly Relieved Authenticity
Not Doubted British officials
Take Little stock In the MessHR"
They Think the pate IL Faisi-
ned,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Cha,ged WIN M,rd.r

Milwaukee. July 22--Frank Smith of
Chicago, who Is charged with the
murder of John Barnnm OF that city,
was arrested by the Milwaukee police
last night. Smith claims the shooting
was done In self defense.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
stricken Total, blind.

Green Bay. Wis. July p. - Miss
Gereyieve Jones OF Oshkosh, while eat.
ing dinner at the Felch hotel yester.
day, was suddenly stricken blind.
Physicians cannot account for the
strange occurrence
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Archdnke Ferdinand Karl OF Aus
tria, younger brother of Archduks
Ferdinand Franz, the enpsror's heir
presum ptive, is engaged TO TIE IN
fanta Maria Theresa, the ys.;H ger and
pFettier OF King Alfonso Of & p5..t. S two
hah-sisters
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Drowned WIN. R,,h,,r

West Superior. Wis, July 21.-John
Douglas, aged thirteen. and Arthur
Swanson. aged nine. We're drowned in
the bay while bathing. Swanson took
cramps and while Douglas attempted
his rescue both drowned.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Two Die of Trichino.i..

Belmond. Iowa. July 2O.-Two chill
dren. aged two and four years. of II.
Steinblock. at Klemme. fourteen miles
north, died from trichinosis, caused by
eating affected pork
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
MINER OPTIMISTIC.
Governor. speech at the Opening Of
the Cape Colony Parliament

t-Npe O"1""J
Cape Town July 22.-The Cape Col
ony parliament opened with an i'm
pressive scene. The speech Of Sir AL
fred Miner. governor of the colony.
prcphesied an early close of the war
and subsequently a United and prosper
Gus South Africa. SIessrs. Sauer. Ner-
riman ard TIE Water. former members
of the ministry, We're not present
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Under the may advertisements IN
q recent newspaper column headed,
Boys Wanted" seven closed with the
words, No cigarette &.:.aksrs need ap-
ply" There is wife sscEaon Ia
that sentence
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
TO SUCCEED MR.. HEATH.
Ex-CSnRressmaa Curtis Of Iowa n
rendered a Position.

Clinton. Iowa, July 22-Ex-Congress-
nan George VI. Curtis ri this city has
been rendered the position Of first az
sistant postmaster general, made va
cant by the resignation Of Mr. Heath.
AZ yet Mr. Curtis has not responded
10 the offer. but 1t is thought here that
ne Will accept.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Washington, July 2o-I,jke fash
Of sunlight out of the dark sky can',e
tlle intelligence at an ,.arty hour yes
terday rhat nit"d States Minister
Conser had sent cipher cahi"@raln
from Picking to the STATE department
at Washington making known thai
three GAYS ago b. Vii, alive and rA2i-
the foreigners were lighting for hell
safety.
Mr. CrnGcr's message. a,..ira vvas
probably dated July Il, 8 is follows:
In British legation lde" on
ti1lued skoJ lnG shell from Chinese.
rroops. Quick ra!irt can only prevent
genera! massacre"
The Chinese minister. VI TN.
Fang, rncnIred lie .npss-. Ign- T.r-in
an hour r.le
Nesrnme Intelligence
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
NOW PRoPn1EToRs SWEAR.
Workmen Walked Out Because Pro
fame Man Was Diseharxed

Lowell. Mass, July u. = On COM
plant Of the female weayers in the
factory here a workman was dis
charged for profanity. Other employees
demanded his reinstatement. and be-
ing refused, they Immediately laid
down their tools and walked out Of
the factory.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
THE BLUE AND GRAY
ENTHUSIASTIC REINIoy AT At
LANSTA, GA

Five Thousand Members of the
Grand Army of the Republic and
United Confederate Veterans
Cheer LuatiIy for the Command
terestinG Patriotic Speeches De-
1ivered ny Gen. Gordon and Gen.
Shaw-North and south Vow Live
Only In the Present.