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The age-herald., 1901-10-23
J. H. Cash Tells His Side.

J. H. Cash Tells His Side.
 J. H. Cash, one of the participants in the affair, was called and said he lived In Woodawn. He Is acquainted with both the Drs. Dozier, and said he never had any trouble with them prior to the affair of last Friday. 'I hear he claims I wrote him an insulting letter." said the witness. 'I did write letter to the Dixie Drug Company, but it was purely on business and not personally offensive"
 He said he had seen young Dr. Dozier two or three times during the month, but had no conversation with him as he pass ed him. Describing the shooting affair MT. Cash said: "As was coming from the postoffce Friday morning I met the two Doziers, and Byron in fierce man ner said to me, I received the insulting letter from you With that he hit at me with his arm, and the old doctor struck at me with his cane. I jumped off the sidewalk as Byron drew his gun. I then drew mine and we both shot
 Shots Simultaneous.
 The shots were almost simultaneously. think possibly his gun went of first. As l got across the street and the old doctor, was hitting at me with a stick, I threw my gun at one of them and pr. Dozier hit me over the head with the stick (Witness here showed the court the wound on his head. which is apparently about three inches long) Continuing he said: Byron then began hitting me with his pistol and the next thing I knew I was in pr. Pugh's office"
 On cross-examination Mir, Cash said all of the licks struck by pr. Dozier were struck from behind. He did not draw his pistol when he first met the Doziers and didn't have time to speak to them. He said they looked like mad dogs. Staring him in the face. He couldn't say positive ly who fired first or who emptied his
The age-herald., 1901-10-23
NO ONE KNOWS WHO FIRED
 FIRST SHOT IN FRIDAY DUEL

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The age-herald., 1901-10-23

len, the witness created laugh by say ing he had already told the whole push how it happened
 Said when he first saw the men they were all fin a bunch'' near the sidewalk at Pizitz's store. He only saw one pistol, and that was the one used by young Dog fer.
The age-herald., 1901-10-23
COOK IN COMFORT
 USE A GAS STOVE.

We make cuts. Age-Herald Engrav. ing Co.
The age-herald., 1901-10-23
IOo Bleached Table Damask, 70 HOCinches wide, value 75c.

fOCinches wide, value 75c.
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 $1.75 value 3-4 Napkins, ITO to be sold at. ... -. ..... AsAO s1.50 value extra large Marseilles pattern Bed Spread, to be OQo toio at.
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The age-herald., 1901-10-23

Illustrate your advertisements. The Age-Herald Engraving Go. makes cuts. Both line cuts and half tones.
The age-herald., 1901-10-23
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Special Prices Around the Store.
 Investigate Them.
 It Will Pay You.

$1.50 value 72-inch Bleached OQo Table Damask, special. ........ OOC
 49c value Linen Lawn, OOo to De sold at.. ........... O'~O
 $1.75 value Lace Curtains, 3Az yards long, Renaissance pattern, I % special .at... ... ........AsNC
 10c value Torchon Lace, real Smyr- na patterns, 100 different pat Eo terms, at. ..........O
 75c value Bavarian Scarf Spatchtel Upenwork, IA yards long. 1Qo special. ... ........... AOO
 49c value extra large Damask Tow els, tied fringed or hem O11o stitched, to be sold at. 2C
 $8.98 value very fine Quilt E co patterns, to be sold at. .OsOO
 $2.00 value 72-inch Table I % Damask, to be sold at........ IsOO ! TWENTIEr I'll STREET.
The age-herald., 1901-10-23

Mrs. c. S. LeCoen of Vivian is rapidly recovering from her illness.
The age-herald., 1901-10-23

J. s. Openchain was in the city today to close the sale of his property.
The age-herald., 1901-10-23

SECOND AVENUE NEAR INFINITE rH STREET.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-27
Attorney Spicer has moved in.

Attorney Spicer has moved in
to J. G. Regnery's house.
Ole Rood went down at Darcy
last Saturday and says that he
had q real lively time.
Cut worms are reported as do
ing whole lot of damage in the
fax fields, so we are told.
States Attorney Tufte re-
turned home Tuesday after
spending the past two weeks in
the twin cities.
Supt. David McCulloch. of the
big Blanchard farm, was visiting
friends in Cooperstown and
Griggs county last week.
Contractor Joe McCulloch and
men drove up to McHenry Mon
day night to do some carpenter
work for Crane & Johnson.
$500, $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500
ladies fine shoes will be closed out at
Sl.98. JOHN SYvERsoN.
w. G. Jimeson and Misses
Alice and Maggie left Tuesday
for the Pan-American expo.
They will be gone about six
weeks and the Courier wishes
them pleasant trip.
Rev. H. M. Shouse, c. T.
Whidden, Alex. Chalmers, Mrs.
f. S. Haskell and the Misses
Edith and Maude Fiero are at
Fargo this week attending the
Baptist state convention.
Go to the city bakery for fresh bread
pies or cakes.
Messrs. Thingles tad, Geo.
Adams, Ed Michaelis, T. j. La
Forest and Jack Mills went to
Fargo Monday to look up some
machine business and get &C
quainted with the different
makes of machines.
Two small cyclone clouds were
| noticed southwest and south last
Friday morning about II a. M,
in the afternoon about 2 p. m.
They were small but there was
enough of them to warrant any
body from keeping out of the
way.
Peter Stewart, who lives on Sec. 2
l44-6i, Helena township, has fine
cream cow he wants to sell for spot
cash.
The Paynes returned from
their fishing trip Monday and as
an evidence that they met with
good luck the editor and family
as we'll as several neighbors were
RECALLED with a fish supper. We
are now prepared to swear to
any fish story that the genial W.
j. cares to tell his friends.
FOR SALE-all of Section "a,
Township IA, range 60. Write
Winterer & Winterer, Valley City,
N. q.
| The Deweys and a team OF
young fellows from Bald Hill
played a game of ball on the
Cooperstown grounds last Thurs
day afternoon, the former win.
ming by a score of about 10 to 8.
The visitors need a little more
practice together and to familiar
ize themselves with the game.
Valley City is preparing to &C
to Cooperstown to do the Fourth
of July act-as never before
and when v. G. starts out to dc
things up to date-there's NO
stopping her. It is hoped Mayor
Nc. will not spend his wealth in
paying $40 for beer-over IN
Griggs. Forum.
If the mayor comes to Coop
erstown we will try and see that
he is taken care of without-pay
ing 500 per bottle.
The State Bank sells reliable hal
insurance.
| This is the last issue before
July 4th. We again wish to in
vite each and every one to come
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-27

AulS Is Gl10 way Ui1c dASy SAey
Times Record sizes up the ball
club:
Fred Beier went down to La
Moure last week to attend to
some business matters. He re-
turned yesterday.
Howard Blackwell spent a few
minutes between trans last Fri
day with his uncle, E w. Black
well. Howard was making a trip
up to McHenry.
Public Examiner Wallace came
up from jamestown Tuesday to
examine into the condition and
affairs of the State Bank. OF
course he found everything O.
K
FOR SALE-House and six lots,
good barn, cistern and cellar. Also
household furniture. Apply to Joel
Jimeson.
Mrs, NJ. F. Washburn left on
Tuesdays train for st. Clair,
Mich, where she will visit her
father aud other friends for a
couple of months. Willard looks
lonesome.
Station Agent Payne and wife
and DeForest went to Perham,
MINI, Friday afternoon to enjoy
a few days fishing. w. J. will
have great yarns to tell the boys
for a few days.
The First National Bank has
an unlimited amount of money to
loan ON farms and other real
estate. The new management
proposes to accommodate the
patrons of the institution right
at home.
III possible, enter Mankato Com
mercial College. Mankato, Mimi,
Sept. 3, and get two months tuition
free. Send for particulars.
i A farmers excursion to the
Agricultural College al Fargo
| will be run next month, at which
time so farmers will be taken to
Fargo at $1.00 per head. For
further particulars read notices
elsewhere in this issue of the
| Courier.
A card from A. A. Booth, Of
Rogers, says that he expects &c
be at Cooperstown July 4 and :
with his herd of Shorthorn cattle
He will have a couple yearline
bulls for sale-if not sold sooner,
which may happen as his stock
goes like hot cakes.
DR.. Rose, resident dentist, C0opers
town, N. D., ear be found in his Office
from the LIST to the Is of each sasonth
Office in Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
i Herb Robinson was up from
i Hannaford last Thursday bring
] ing with him some samples OF
j sand which he thought contained
1 gold. We hope Herb will dis.
! cover a gold mine aud strike II
rich. Why not organize another
| American Mining Investment
Co., and sell shares and get rich
on future prospects. Coopers-
town is a good field to commence
in.
j Rollef Berg, of Courtney,
drove over to Cooperstown last
Sunday evening. He was &C
complained by his brother, H. S
Berg and wife, of Yellow Medi
cine county, Mimi, and Mrs
r. o. Rollefson, of Montivedio
Mimi. Mrs. II. S. Berg's sister
The party visited friends in
!. Cooperstown Monday and the
Messrs. Berg returned to Court
ney Monday evening, while the
ladies went to Mayville, Crane
Forks and other points.
We have at our warehouse
complete Gaar-Scott threshinf
rig with all the latest and bes
improvements and we will bt
| pleased to have those interested
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-27
Briggs Courier.
THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1901
LOCALS.
No. I hard 8.ol.

NO. Il nara &0.o1.
Mrs. &c. A. Hughes aud chill
dren went to Darcy Monday.
All Odd Fellows are requested
to be present next Monday night
July 1st,-ins tallation of officers.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Rev. L. B. Crosby and wife ar
rived from Manitoba last Mon
day, to spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Whidden.
Quite large delegation of
Griggs county people went over
to Hope Tuesday and:W ednesday
to take in the races and ball
games.
ROOMS for suitable for Office,
Neutrality-suspicious. or dwelling.
JOHN SYvERsoN.
After hearing of the hail storm
at Valley City and other points
last Monday morning, the hail
insurance business picked up in
great shape.
There will be no service in the
Baptist church next Sunday
evening on account of the pas
tors absence at Fargo attending
the state convention.
Christ Syvergard has accepted
position in the dry goods de-
partment of Thompson Bros,
store. Christ is an experienced
hand in that line and knows how
to wait on customers.
Fl. H. Bateman & Co., have for sale
Fair Haven mineral water either by
the quart or gallon-the purest water
to be obtained.
The heavy rain put a damper
on the Jessie picnic last Friday.
Usually we are looking for a
rain but this year we had plenty
and could get along without it
at that time, It came down in
sheets for some time.
AS an indication of how bust
ness is picking up since favorable
crop conditions prevail, j. @.
Flynn's dray hauled from the
depot twenty-eight big travelling
mems trunks in one day, and il
was not a busy day, either.
WANTED-fve first-class new nilch
COWS. G. N. SroRK.
Hon. w. T. McCulloch was a
caller at the Courier sanctum
Monday He says that notwith-
standing the rain there was
quite a crowd out to the picnic
and what looked like a complete
knock out for the promoters OF
the affair, it turned out pretty
good after all.
There was a beautiful electrical
display in the heavens south
and southeast last Sunday even
ing continuing for several hours.
The lightning played necessarily
and it was a brilliant sight. The
storm hit Cooperstown about
4:3O a. M, the thunder and light.
ming continuing for two hours or
more.
Go to First National Bank
for real estate loans acceptable loans
paid G.. o. D.
The band boys got out last
Monday evening and gave their
first outdoor concert. The
citizens enjoyed the music very
much and were much surprised
at the rapid advancement made
since the band reorganized
Victor Nelson is hard working
leader and is doing good work
It has been demonstrated thai
we don't need to go awav from
home for good music.
Insure against hail withA. Hort.
Jessie, N. D
Great is Cooperstown. They
play ball all winter up in Gov
Bartlett's demesne and whe1
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-27

150 pairs Of ladies fine shoes worth
from $500 to $500 tn be closed out al
&l.9S. JOHN SYvERsoN.
Valley City VS.. cooperstown
Saturday y, 1901, J p. m.
Train held until $50.
George Foss is an expert win
dow dresser aud is making the
dry goods department. of John
Syverson's store look stylish.
The only way to get to the pic
mic last Friday was to go by
boat. Several families from town
started out by team but had to
come back.
Apply to Attorney A. NJ. Baldwin
for loans on real estate.
Mrs. Russell Purinton re-
turned home last Saturday after
spending a few days in town with
Grandma Russell and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. D. Purinton.
The stores and postofice will
be closed on July 4th and 5th
during the races, ETC., but will be
opened up Immediately after
wards. Patrons should govern
themselves accordingly.
DIR. L. s. PLATou. of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown
June 2Sth and Goth for the purpose of
practising his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday of
each month.
Judge J. w. Fiero returned
home last Friday, after spending
the past three months in Brook
lyn, N. Y, taking medical treat
ment. Mr.. Fiero looks we'll and
is much improved IN health.
The town board is cleaning up
the streets in good shape, and it
would be nice thing for owners
of vacant lots to clean off the
weeds, etc., so as to make a nice
showing for the Fourth of July
visitors.
H. H. Bateman & 20. use Fail
Haven mineral water in their sOdt
fountain all the time for the benefit o
their customers.
The train will arrive here
about 10 a. m. July 18th and viii
be held here until $50 p. m,
same day going south. This will
give all the towns from Fargo
to Cooperstown a chances topend
a whole day here on the 4th ano
give them a chance to get back
home the same night.
J. N. Brown has been drafted
as a grand juror for the United
States court term which sets al
Devils Lake July I'd. Geo. B.
Clark has also been drafted as 8
petit juror for the same term and
is not feeling very highly elated
over the deal as he expected to
leave for Michigan about that
time.
FOR SALE-half section of fine lani
in Washburn township, with or with
out crop-2o0 acres in crop-24 miles
from town. Good water, fair build
iugs. A snap. Who wants it.
OLE A. STROMME.
Several weeks ago Carl Nord
hougen shipped in small unas
Stunning cannon which he pur
chased for the purpose of assist
ing him to rightfullyand patriotic
ally celebrate the Fourth. a
few days after the arrival of the
little gun, he loaded it with good
ly charge of powder and dis
charged it-just for an expert
ment, little thinking that he had
Jared the planets and upset the
moon. Up to that time thu
clouds failed to give up thei,
moisture and the sun beat dow1
upon the thirsty vegetation with
a vengeance. How changed arr
the conditions now. Rain begar
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-27
lob Lot Shoes.

$50 pairs of ladies fine shoes worth
from $500 to $500 tn be closed out al
3l.9S. JOHN SYvERSON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19
$4,000 MEN ON STRIKE
Organized Labor Against Nor
gan's Billion-Dollar Trust.

Pitsburg, July 14.-The strike to
force the United States Steel Cor.
poration to recognize labor begins
tomorrow morning.
President Shaffer, of the Anal
gamated Association Of Iron, Steel
and Tin workers, declares that
every union man employed 10y the
Tin and Hoop combines wiz keep
away from the mills These are
the three underlying corporations
which it was decided to attact drst
1t is asserted that about $4,000
men will go out to-day.
The labor leaders decline TO d is
cuss their plans, but circulars have
6een sent to every lodge in every
mill controlled by the Morgan trust
and the men OF three more com.
panies will 60 OH strike upon tele-
graphic orders, if the trust man
ayers do not relent and agree to
recognize the union and permit
its organizers to enter the mills.
1t is said that the next move
will be against the Federal Steel
Company, the Notional Steel Com>
pany,and the National Tube Com
pany.
LABOR LEADERS CONFIDENT.
Officers of the Amalgamated AS
sociation were extremely confident
to day, declaring that the steel
manufacturers will be surprised at
the number of men who will obey
strike orders in the works OF the
gigantic com bination, who have
heretofore been supposed to be
out side the union.
1t is stated openly, too, that a
secret alliance Association of Iron.
Steel and Tin workers and the
American Federation oil Labor,
Under the terms of this treaty
wherever the latters has an organi-
zation of iron works and they have
many IN the plants of the various
trusts in the steel combinations
the Federation men will go on strike
with the Association lodges, and
the two great labor unions will
wrestle in the battle for the reco-
gnihon of organized labor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19
DR.. PRESTON
ACQUITTED
Verdictin Hospital Inqui-
ry Sent to Governor.

Marion, Va. July 16.-The evi-
dence in the Southwestern Hospital
investigation is all in, the case has
beea received, and the board of
Directors have acquitted DR.. Preston
of the charges preferred against him.
When the board convened this
mo, ming, counsel for DIR. Preston in-
troduced one more witness without
the devclopement of any new facts.
Evidence i'm rebuttal of testimo, Y
adducced by the defence relative to
the frequency of DR.. Prcston's visits
to the wards, was ruled out ON the
ground that the matter had heen
finally gene into in n brier
The board announced it's prefer
ence to have no argument aud coun'
sci willingly acquiesced. Mr. Trigg
in behalf of counsel for DIR. Preston,
thanked the members of the board
or their uniform courtesy and iair-
mes, and Mr.. Poag, in behalf of DIR.
SherrI.rs counsel, expressed the
same sentiment.
The board adjourned at noon and
met after dinner TO consider the evi
deacc. At 6 p. IN. MIR Humphreys
emerged from the committee room
and sent the following telegram.
Gov. j. Hoge Tyler. Richmond, Va.
After thorough aud complete i'm
vestigation of charges preferred 10y
DIR. Il. V. Sheriff. against DR. II. j
Preston. superintendent ofthe south
western state Hospital, the Board %
Directors finds the evidence doe no
sustain the charges Full rcpor
will follow. ii. O. Humphreys,
Acting Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19
Bailey.

Uncle Ben Dickinson that well
lnown and respected colored man
living near here died on Thursday
of last wee
Rev. j: A. Duvar, one of our
former pastors with his wife and a
part of his family are visiting
friends here. He gave cur people
q splendid sermon Sunday night
the kind he usually breaches.
Mrs. Il G. Wagner. " as reported
sick last week, but is better now.
Our people are all about through
working their corn, and notwith
standing the wet season is bette
here now, and corn is now pretI.
clean end growing nicely,.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19
Graham.
The Bsge Ball game was the
excitement Satr day.

The Bsge Ball game was the
excitement Satr day.
VIM. Frazier, and Rev. Mr..
Moore, left for the League confer
ence last Monday.
Rev. Campbell: has been earring
on a protracted meeting a. the
christian church for the past two
weeks
NJ. and Mrs. Lee j. Barbee ac-
compc;ned by j. E. Baylor, and
r. B. Williamson, spent few days
at Eggleston SPRING..
The Drs. report several cases OF
fever in town.
We are sorIJ that our youn
people intruded on the night oi
the good people of BaileY's on the
Fourth. We entered their church
by permission of citizen of that
place who we supposed had author
ity to give it. When we left home
we had no idea of going about tic
church, nor would we have gone
there had iG not been raining. VIZ
left as soon ae the ram was over
and the grass dried off. We wer'
careful with the church, and whel
we left we closed the doors, Il ougl
we found them open, and as ia
the need, If some one of that plac
will please send the name {
the janitor to L d. Yost be sha
be paid for his extra trouble.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19
Crime In the Goal Field.

Bluefield, W. Va, July 15.-The
work of repairing the damages
wrought by the recent food in the
Elkhorn District is still progress
ing rapidly, and although the rail
road Company and the coal mining
concerns are doing business, never
theless its:volume is far below that
which marked their capacity pre-
vious TO the disaster. The droves
of laborers who left the field soon
after the flood are now returning
and the situation is assuming its
old time spect.
Al Pocahontas, Thursday night
Becky Davis, a notorious colored
girl, was given hypodermic inJec-
ton OF morphine by a coIOred
youth named William Wilson, and
died IN a few hours. Her dead
BODY was found in bed the follow
ing morning. Blood was running
from her nostrils and mouth. 1t Il
supposed the hypodermic needl
penetrate and artery. and the hui'
was injected into the blood. Whe
Wilson found his companion dea'
he took to the hills, and is there.
William McFadden, who she
and killed Charles Bullion, las
Sunday, bas been captured an
lodged in Jail at Welch. He wai'
/, ed preliminary examination, an
was held for the grand jury.
pathetic scene was witnessed at Il
Welch jail when McFadden'
young wife came from Jaeger
visit him. She brought with h
her twin babies, who are less than
weeks old, aud her little two ye
old daughter. Mrs. McFsdden
Q not strong enough to do any kir
|, of work, and yet the family hs
o lived up to the full extent of N
70 Fadden's earnings, and when
% was arrested the young wife foul
70 that she had only enough prov
d ions in the house to feed hers
N and her children for a few da,
ut and was practically withc
u money.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19
A Novelty in Franchise Plan.

Richmond, Va, July TO- The most
sweeping as we'll as the most novel
franchise plan has been prepared by
Mr.. A. p. Thom, of Norfolk. This
has not been yet presented to the
convention, hut is now before the
Committee on Suffrage, by whom it
was today ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Thom's plan exempts from dis =
qualification all professions and
trades except unskilled la0orers, sol
diers and their sons. The PROPOSE
tion provides that any man and the
sons of any man owning $500 shall
be entitled to vote.
The Suffrage Committee also La.
before it today but did not conside
it, the Minor plan permitting tn
owner of $500 or more two votes
under this plan no one is disfranchis
ed, but persons owning the amOun
ofreal or personal property named
will be entitled to one additions
vote. 1t is claimed that this pla
would continue white supremacy il
the State without trouble. The pla
is in opera ioD in Belgium, but Ina
never been tried in any State in thi
country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-07-19

YOU never cure dyspe psis
BY dieting. What your body needs
is plenty Of good food properly
d'gested. Then if YOUR stomach Will
not digest 1t, Kodo. Dyspepsia cure
vi 1t contains al of the natural
cgestants hence must digest every
c. 70 OF food and so prepare it that
nature can uso it in nou-ishipe the
body and repf ing the wasted
tissues. thus giving lite health
strength amcltio, pure blood and
good hetlthy appetite. Jot f
Jackson.