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NLORIDA-A fine orange grove with over
Il 700 trees, % years old, and crop, with two
houses and barn. a well OF fine water, school
house few rods off, church, "a mile. Post
Office and r. r. station less sthan 10 mile on
high pine ridge healthy, in nothern community.
miles from Tampa. Will exchange for real
estate in or near Portland. Write REV. S. G,
DAVIS. Deerlng 991 stevens Ave. ISL
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4 Ii kinds of typewriting done, mimeograph
"A circulars and postal cards. envelopes ad-.
dressed and lessons given III typewrlting at
Room II, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILD
ING. III
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10 LET-A frst-cI IS corner store, Congress
corner Gilman. Plate glass, steel ceiling.
good location Tor Crug or grocery store or shoe
9lOre: almost new. ice S25 L. A. LEIGH
TON. 50 Exchange street. 2S-h
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Spot GASH-0LD GOLD.

We pay spot cash lor old gold aud give you
the highest price. We also lake it in exchange
for other goods MCKINNEY, The Jeweler.
Monument Square. sep1Sdt
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WANTED-Men to learl barber traoe. Only
" eight weeks required. Wages VIII le
learning. Tools donated upon entering Posi-
tons positively guaranteed when through.
Excellent time to begin. Special inducements
this month. Write for free catalogue. MO
131
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n will tutor in studies of primary, grammar
and high school grades; Latin Greek an Ger
man a speciality. Best of references; terms
moderate. Address TUTOR" u Ocean Ave.
octld4W
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Fl URRAH for Mckinley Hurrah for Bryant
- rrah for the Mathushek and Opeva
planes! Two leaders in politics, two leaders
IN pl nos. Intending purchasers should send
for cur confidential chat in egard to pianos
c. c. HAWES' MUSIC HOUSE, Congress and
Temple SCs. i'll
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n 0FFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING The
- first floor of the building occupied by the
american Express Company on Plum street is
0nered for rent. Apply 10 E. A. MOVES, Port
land Savings Bank loft
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

In the vicinity of PORTLAND, Ne, Oct 20.
1900, Address MISS STOCKBRIDGE e57
Benefit street, Providence r. I. References
Ri. Rev. Robert Goldman, Jr Bishop of Maine.
aug1SdTu, III, Sf
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NOTICE-Wanted to buy cast of clothing
II gents, ladies' and childrens. High prices
paid Send letter or postal card. Address D.
RO SENBERG, II Pearl St. I2-2
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WE do not want boys or loafers to write US.
W men Of ability only. 5000 to $500 per
month. Statesmen and general agents, s3l larry
or commission, special inducements RAG NE
FIRE ENGINE & MOTOR CO., Racine, Wis.
1871
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EFANTED-TraYelings salesman of ability for
" high grade line appropriate to nearly
every department of trade. References. Bond
and entire time required. COmmis ions 10
$50 on each sale. P. o. Box 8, Detroit, MIcn.
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A NURSE who spends the winter in Florida
"A will lake charge of a slimited number of in
valds on the journey and gwen attention While
there if needed. Terms moderate, irSt eli IS
references. Address for further information
L. NJ. c., Muse" FreepOrt Maine. 1871
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WANTED-Position las grocery traveller or
" as grocery clerk; has had several years
experience in retail trade and two years in
wholesale trade. Good reference and cOnsid-
cred of good appearance; sober and hustler
Address d. M. M, Box 1867. 12-1
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CLOCKS. I have a choice line of clocks. all
= new dainty designs, and can give you
almost any style you desire at a reasonable
price. l also do all kinds OF repairing on
watches. clocks and jewelry md guaranteed FIRST
ass work. GEO. w. BARBOUR, 3s8 Con
gress street., opposite City Building. 1871
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For Women.

y y . y :
Dr. Tolmans Monthly Regulator has brought
happiness to hundreds of anxious women.
There is positively no other remedy known
to medical science, that Will so quickly and
safely do the work. Have never had single
failure. The lOngestand most obstinate cases
are relieved in 3 days without fail. No other
remedy viii do this. No pain, no danger, no
interference with work. The most diff cult
cases successfully treated through CORES
pondence, and the most complete satisfacti
guaranteedin every instance. relieve hun
dredS of ladies whom never see. Write for
further particulars. All letters truthfullv
answered. Free confidential advice in all
matters ola private or delicaten nature. Bear
IN mind this remedy is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and viii positiveIv
leave nc after i'll effects upon the health. By
mail securely sealed, $500. Dr. f. NJ. toll
MAN CO., no fremont St., Boston. Mass.
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wANTED-MALE HELF.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
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w VANTED-From four TO six horses to board
W on hay and grain this winter; good run
ming water under cover; can exercise horses If
agreed upon; references given in Portland.
Post Office. Box 125. BrOwnteld, Maine. SAM
UEL Z. SPRING. 121
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LID Mother Hubbard went TO the cupboard
- to get roll of music for III Peerless
Automatic Plan Player, electric or ioot power
e 90 Z; Hawes' 5s agent. Als9 J. Mathusnek and
hand uprights and organs. CONGRESS AND
TEMPLE SITS. Ill
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LET.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week fa- rs cents, cash In advance,
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to board child Is months
w old; must give references; or pl ice to do
housekeeping with child. Address HOUSE
KEEPER. Press Onice. 16-l
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WANTED-Pupils and singers who desire to
" study with me this season to register their
names with my Studio AceOmpanist, Miss Ida
Pinkham, al once for choice of hours. 1 shall
return TO Portland October Is. o. STEWART
TAYLOR septl5dd
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WANTED.-Sub agents. Reliable men for
W paving local work; permanent position.
Also agents for places outside of city. For fur
ther Information address P, Press Office. 152.
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WANTED.

WANT TED-Tenement of six rooms, centrally
" located aud with modern improvement
Address Box S22. IS g
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE subscribers hereby gives notice that they
L have been duly appointed Executors Of the
last VIII and Testament of
WEALTHY II. WILLIAMS late of Portland,
IN the County of Cumberland, deceased,
and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, and ali indebted thereto
are requested to make payment Immediately.
GEORGE r. RICHARDSON.
HARRY NJ. VERRILL
Portland. Sept 1S, 1900.
sep27-dlaWSWThs
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HAIR ON LADIES' FACES,

- = IL ViN = = VI 9 e = 3 , .
The Zante Hair Destroyer, a harmless LIQUID
for the removal of SupeFhuOus hair it not
only removes The hair perfectly clean IN five
minutes but will, if applied every third day,
remove it permanently. The length OF
time ii takes to entirely destroy it depends on
the strength OF the hair. S1.5O express paid.
Send for circular.
LOVering'S Paris Hair Store,
1899 Washington ST., Boston.
octl3 eodtf
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WANTED-A carpenter at once. Apply at
w Smiths Hotel of Mr.. MARSHALL.
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ITO LET The centrally located dwelling
Il house at No II Arlington street. Just OF
crest avenue. WO0dfOrds; has mO1ern con
Fenlences such as bath room, electric lights.
Semented cellar furnace and piazza. KEYS at
No 4ARLINGTON ST, or address FRANK
". SPARROW, Willard. 50
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z OST- Between Portland High School aud Il
~ Atlantic street, Oct. Is b. small closed-face
gold watch in the back are initisls q. Nj. L.
A. L. l., and on the face is name William Sen
Ter. Reward for bringing same to II ATLAN N
TIC ST. III
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this bs.s
one week for rs ceRts, cash in advane.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-18

BIANOS-G bargains in second hand m.
right and square Pianos at ST0ek.
BRIDGES Plano Rooms. 5O775 Congress 81
Rooms and g, over Owen, Moore & Co. Isl
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OHOICE rent In western part of city; l2
- rooms. all modern cOnYeniences. newly
fitted up, nice neighbOrhOOd, sunny exposure.
For particulars cali on GEO. f. JUNKINS. 27O
Middle street 1874
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no LET-New fat. No. % Vesper street
near Fort Allen Park and electrics.
Fiat contains five rooms and bath Hot and
all modern Improvements. INQUIRE of r. S.
DAVIS lOS Exchange ST. or 81 Eastern
Promenade. 25-I-tf
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EOR RENT-We have at Davis House, 639
Congress street, TWO rooms connected on
lower floor that have been occupied by ply
slcian fOr many years. The location is one Of
the best in our city. Possession can be given
Immediately 15-1
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80 LET-A most desirable single house No.
L IS Roberts street. Eleven rooms and bath,
open plumbing Quinn's set refrigerator; cleo
tric bells and annuuciators; hardwood floors {;
open combination fireplaces; sewing room and
library; laundry soapstOne tubs. Apply 212
CUMBERLAND ST l6-1
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TO LET-Parties desiring pleasant homelike
= rooms for the winter would do well to call
on MRS. CHAPLIN, 11s Winter street. Tele-
phone in house. 50
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TO LET-Six room fiat. all modern coHven-
ienceS. price moderate, centrally located.
SOUTH WORTH BROS. los Middle street.
13-1
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EOR RENT-LoWer tenement IT'S Congress
Z street. rooms and bath, furnace heat
12-1
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SPECIALTY Salesman wanted to place De
y parments of Perfumes and Toilet Articles
in al classes of stores. Very attractive adyer-
tising features. High cash commissions and
liberal contract to the right man. The ELY
SIAN MFG. CO., Detroit Mich. 1871
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TO LET-A pleasant front and back room
with all cOnveBences, centrally located
near electrics. Congress Park corner Park
and Congress streets. 122
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TO LET-House No. 8 Park Place, rooms
and bath, hot water heat, all modern i'm
provements Lower rent No. SO Clark street.
6 rooms. Upper rent No. 81 Tdte. roOms
Apply to WILLIAM H. WILLARD. 1S4 IL
Middle street. 1871
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TO -LET-Desirable rooms at 1O4 Oak street.
Il Gas steam heat, hot and cold water.
Prices reasonable. Inquire within. 121
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ITO LET-Two desirable rents at East Deer
Ing On direct line OF eleetrics, with or
without stable; large, airy o0ms and plenty of
yard room. Prices $500 anu $1,000. Apply TO
ALPHEUS L. HANSCOME, 1S5 Middle Street
Room b. 13-1
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TO LET-262 Spring street, pleasant corner
room, first floor. steam heat. gas ana bath;
suitable for gentleman OF gentleman land vie
References required. 1911
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
In q Personal Vein.

Col. Joseph Hamilton, U. s. A., re
tired, is dead in Brooklyn.
Gen. Polieux, who figured promi-
nently in the Dreyfus affair, is dead.
Manuel Alvarez Calderon has been
appointed Peruvian minister to the
United States.
The Rev. Daniel J. Ryan of Mount
Sterling, formerly Of Springfield, ILL.,,
died at Jacksonville. Ill.
Mrs. Sue FL. Downing, wife of ex'
Congressman Downing, died at Vir-
ginia, ILL.,. aged forty-nine.
Isaac Cox, the oldest citizen of Nod
away county, Mo-, died at his home
near Maryville, aged ninety-seyen
years.
DR.. Robert Jackson Hill, for thirty
four years prominent physician in st
LOUIS, died at his home there of
Bfight's disease.
Col James N. Addison died at his
home in New York. He won his title
In tho civil war, having enlisted in Mis-
e0,iri. In 1875 he was appointed by
Cen. Sherman as one of Ave officers
Who would represent the United States
In the AbyssinIan war.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Washington, July 81. - The appoint
ment of w. w. Roclhill director Of the
bureau of American republics, as spe-
cial commissioner from this country to
go to China and investigate and report
on the situation. has been made. Mr..
Rockhill will go as special commissions
er to ascertain the extent of the re.
sponsibility of tue Chinese government,
if any, for the existing disturbances,
and to otherwise furnish the admins
tratiOn with information upon which
the case of the United States against
China for indemnity and reparation
will be based. He is we'll equipped for
the mission, having been secretary OF
the American legation in Picking for
several years. He speaks and writes
Chinese f1uently. The administration
expects authentic news from Picking
soon, in fact, both the president and
his advisers can hardly understand
why some absolutely reliable news has
not arrived before this time.
For some reason the officials did not
care to have it known that Mr.. Rock
hill had been selected for this response
bic duty. Within a week he will have
final conference with the president
and Secretary Hay and will then leave
for China. He will probably go to
Vancouver and there take the japanese
line steamer for Yokohama, proceed
ing from that point to Shanghai. Not
until he arrives at Shanghai will Mr..
Rocllhill undertake to outline his
further course. His position is a Pc
culiar one; he will be actually an am
bassador in powers. and so in the scope
Of his functions will be akin to Presi-
dent Cleveland's paramount Blount,
con missioner to Hawaii.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
CaUUalitfeA.

A dozen lives are reported lost in a
cloudburst at Coleman, Tex.
The business section Of Prescott, Ariz,,
was wiped out by fire. Loss about
$1,00OOOO.
The heat caused the death of over
seventy people in New York and vicin.
ity.
RAINIER Witucki Of South Bend. Ind.
Gied from burns received while lighting
a bonfire.
George J. KooZer, a farmer was
killed by a train on a crossing near
Bradner, Ohio.
Albert Mosely. aged eighteen years,
was drowned near Oakland, ILL.,, while
swimming.
George Nattix of Frankfort, Ind,
vent to sleep on the Monon track
while out with fishing party, and
was killed.
Three hundred families who were in
camps along Texas rivers are reported
missing It is feared they were swept
away by recent floods.
Peter Cogan, sixty years old, and Eu-
gene Hunt forty-five years old, were
Killed by a railroad train at crossing
near Coldwater, Mich.
While swimming in the Cedar river
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Harry West.
twenty years cd, student from State
Center who was attending the BUSH
ness college, was taken with cramps
and drowned.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Threatened Suicide.

A few days ago P. I. wilberg, "a
clothing dealer of Aneta, left town for
the purpose Of looking up new loca-
ton for store. Being unable to find
desirable place, he became despond-
ent, and recently his wife received II
letter from him dated at Moorhead
stating that he had become discour-
aged and had made up his mind to end
his troubles by committing suicide. He
also requested that no search be made
for his body, as he intended to die in a
place where his body could never be
found. Upon receipt of the letter tele-
grams We're ut once sent to the police
at Moorhead, with instructions to look
for him, and, IL possible, restrain him
from committing the rash act. Els
two sons are also aiding in the search,
but up to date nothing has been dis.
covered as to his whereabouts, and It
is probable that he has carried out his
threat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Deus $ * GZ0GGK
From the CAPITAL.

Experts who have examined the war,
ship New Orleans declare her a botch.
Hereafter American judges in the
Philippine higher courts must be able
to talk Spanish.
Final signatures to the Italian reci-
procity arrangement We're attached in
Washington.
Gen. Otis will succeed Gen. Wheeler
in command of the Military Depart,
ment of the Lakes at Chicago next
September.
The department of agriculture has
issued regulations for the proper exc
cution Of the Lacey law for the protec~
ton and importation Of birds.
The quartermaster general has ill.,
creased the fleet of transports to be
used in the transportation of about
1000 horses and mules to the Philip
pines and China by the charter of the
Phryra and Athenian.
The interior department holds that
the Curtis act does not relieve nom
citizens purchasing town lots within
the Indian Nations in Indian Territory
from paying the permit tax or license
fee imposed by the tribal authorities.
Under the plan adopted by the navy
department submarine boat protection
will be supplied to every important
harbor Of the United States. In the
contract for six submarine boats now
being prepared by Judge Advocate
General Lemly, the Holland company
will be required to deliver the vessels
at certain designated harbors. Two
of the boats are to be built on the Pa
cific coast and four on the Atlantic
coast.
Unless present plans miscarry Gen.
Otis, who is now on leave of absence.
will not resume active command until
the military department of the lakes
becomes vacant in September next by
the statutory retirement of Brig. Gen.
Wheeler on account Of age. He will
then have his choice Of vacant COM
mands. The stateme mt is made that
no allotments will be made on the
Chippewa reservations by Oar Hall as
long as Secretary Hitchcock remains
at the lead Of the department The
qualification is made that this course
will be adhered to by Secretary Hitch.
the president, which is not considered
cock Unless interference comes from
likely.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
"PATCH, GO TO TAKU."
Secretary Longs Orders to the Dat
tlcShip Oregon.

Secretary Longs Orders to the Bat
tleship Oregon.
Washington, July 21.-,The navy de-
partment yesterday received the fol.
lowing dispatch from Capt. Wilde.
commander Of the oregon, dated at
Kure:
"Oregon and Nashville arrived Kure
at 2 O'clock this afternoon. Expest to
dock tomorrow. Shall make perma'
nent or temporary repairs? I would
suggest putting on steel patches, which
can be done in very short time, and
ship go back to her duty at Talu. To
make permanent repairs will require
at least sixty days. Not a single man
Injured in any way"
Secretary Long at once replied as
follows:
Universal rejoicing over safety of
Oregon. Size is the Constitution of
this generation. If safety of Oregon
permits, patch and go to Tallu.
commend your preference for service
thcre."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
WILL HAVE A TICKET.
Anti-Bryan Anti-Imperialists and
Gold Democrats Will Meet.

Gold Democrats Will Meet.
New York. July 21.-Thomas NJ. o.
borne, chosen chairman of the indie
pendents at the Palace hotel here, and
empowered to appoint committee to
go to Indianapolis July 25, named
committee on plan and scope yestet-
day. The delegates are DR.. William
Everett. Quincy. Mass; Albert Warren
Kelsey. Philadelphia; George G. Rip
ley, Minneapolis; William J. Palmer.
Colorado Springs, Mo-: Thomas NJ.
Rogers. st. Louis. Mr.. Osborne expects
to have a representative from every
state. and if possible from every con-
gressional district. The committee
will meet in indianapolis July %. Then
a plan for a third ticket. on which all
anti-imperialits. ,militarists and
gold men can join. The gold men viii
meet at Indianapolis July "a, at Which
time a platform will be adopted on
which those opposed to both the old
parties can unite. Mr.. Klein said the
committee would prepare plan for
third ticket irrespective of what the
Gold Democrats do. .-,so'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
THE POWERS TRIAL.
Witness Culton Put to n Severe
ton.

SrOSS-
Georgetown, Ky, July 21.-The al
legged murder conspiracy trial of ex-
Secretary of State Caleb Powers was
interspersed with some new and inter-
esting features yesterday. Witness Gull
ton. who is himself Il defendant, con-
tinued lis testimony during the great
err part CT the day. The direct exam
nation concluded at IL o'clock, but af-
ter that the defense put him to Sc
we're cross-examinaton. Besides an
evident purpose on the part of the de-
Tense to impeach the testimony of the
witness. Col. Owens sought to attack
the character of the witness while a
clerk under Auditor Stone. and also to
show that he (Cultom was now testi-
flying in the hope of benetiting him
self in his own trial. During the long
examination the steel gray eyes OF
Powers rested upon Culton, his counsel
having placed him where they were
bound to face each other.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Rcnort on Cuban Frauds.

Washington, July 21.-The report Of
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow on the Cuban posta! frauds
was submitted to Postmaster General
Smith yesterday. The report is doc
ument Of 10000 words. There are
sixty exhibits comprising copies of let
tiers. testimony. statistics Of various
kinds, affidavits, etc. The report
makes numerous recommendations. but
the postmaster general is withholding
any information concerning them until
he has carefully considered the report
which, he says, will be made public
next week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26
Foreign.

Rear Admiral Valentine Inglefield, r.
n, is dead.
The DEATHS from cholera in India
were over 10000 in one week
The shah of Persia was welcomed ut
st. Petersburg by Emperor Nicholas.
The Nitral's Mex affair proves to
have been very serious for the Britons
The baby clothes of Oliver Cromwell
are to be sold in a London auction
room.
China sent message to Japan last
fall proposing to unite with her and
kill all the foreigners in both countries
Parisians celebrated the natal fete
day, during which panic occurred in
which large number of persons We're
injured.
Another batch of anti-Semitic rioters
were sentenced to imprisonment at
Stolp, Pomerania. One man was SEN
fenced to death.
An agent Of Pittsburg glass manu-
facturers is at Berlin selling pressed
glassware which UP to a few years ago
America bought from Germany.
Edouard de Reszke was decorated
with the Victorian order by Queen Vic
toria for singing before her in Faust"
Suzanne Adams received a diamond
bracelet.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

Tuan's generals have been emphasiz-
ing the opportunity the soldiers have
of selling the bodies of white women.
Russians Hard Pressed.
The Daily Express has the following
from Chefu: '"Nhe Russians are hard
pressed around Niu Chawang and have
been expelled from Tien Chwang Fl,
the scene Of the great fight during the
Japanese Chinese Var, where they
have sustained heavy losses. They
have also been compelled to abandon
Tasichau by large body of Boxers
and armed peasants. Here again the
Russians lost heavily, but it is reported
they succeeded in killing 100 of their
assailants. The Chinese have com
pletely demolished the railway north
OF Tasichau. The Russians are now
moving on Niu Chwang"