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New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

Mrs. Bayard Taylor contributes to the new
collected edition of her husbands poetical
works. which Houghton. Mif1in & Co. publish
this week, preface which in effect is a study
of his literary growth; and she has also, as
editor, given the edition careful revision. All
Taylor's poems except those in dramatic form
are included.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
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4 book appropriate to the Easter season makes
its appearance with the Dutton imprint in Har-
Tiet +. Il milton Ki~ss The Hours of the Pas
sion The author is known through her book,
''Ugo Bassi's Sermons in the Hospital" which
was widely read on its appearance some time
ago, and some volumes Of poems
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
new JERSEY CENTRAL.

Liberty St and South Ferry rne from South Ferry
five minutes earlle- than below except n0-edi.
IVeek days. Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

. Ane Misdemeanors Of Nancy" by Eleanor
'iOs'' which is just ending its serial appearance
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

How IA" does the Fourth Gospel contain a
credible record concerning the historic Jesus
Chr1stT This interesting question is the critical
problem Of an important book by DR. Hans
HInrich Wendt professor of theology in the
University Of Jena. which is just published with
The American imprint Of Charles Scrlbners
sons. The book is entitled The Gospel Accord
ing 10 St John; Inquiry Into It's Genesis and
historical Value" The translation from the
"erTnan is that Of Edward Lummis. In his
preface the author says
ne cardinal question, How far may the con-
telts OF this Gospel be believed? has closely
D"uhd up with II the further question, Was it
Tilllen by the Apostle John? If we answer
-, mat viii not prevent from supposing
rl1al the picture which the apostle drew from
memory mas been. in many of its strokes, erased
" 'seIlald. On the other hand, IL Is posi- bic
- acknowledge in this Gospel an original record
a me highest value. though il is not the
[1posue John. but some other eyewitness of the
essnts - recorded perhaps the presbyter John Of
e'I s1sla Ainor-who is taken for its author
:, me Misdemeanors Of Nancy" by Eleanor
floyI which is just ending its serial appearance
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

The limited edition Of Sir Walter Raleighs
last Fight OF the Revenge at Sea" which
Houshton Niffiin d Co. intend to make one of
heir finest performances in bookmaking, even
going so far as TO have it printed by hand, is
Practically all subscribed. And it is now
month before its publication. which will be on
April %
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

A usaful book Of reference and quotation is
william Waless What Great Men Have Said
About Great Men. that E. P. Dutton & Co are
publishing. The quotations are very full and
include illusions from the earliest to the latest
periods.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

Cyrus Townsend Brady's historical romance
"Hoherzoilern," viii be published by the Cent
ury Company next week. with illustrations and
decorations. The scene is the Black Forest, the
time that Of Frederick BarharOssa. The tale has
appeared in The Century Magazine" under the
title OF "Barbarossa." a dramatization of 1t
viii soon he produced. with James X. Hackett
in the title role
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12
Gordon e. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Sheriff Allan Pinkerton returned Sat
urday from his trip to the penitentiary
at Bismarck, to which he took McGinnis,
Stevens and Graves to serve sentence for
the theft OF wheat. The boys are re-
ported as favorably impressed with their
introduction to the confines of the open. y
Last weeks Osnabrock Independent
gave half tone cut OF Robert Griffeth's
new farm home, recently erected at a
cost OF $4,000. Mr.. Griffith and family
have as artistically q finished out Of
town residence on their immense stock
farm near Osnarbrock as can be found
in the county.
The marriage OF Prot G. G. Kirk, for,
mer1y orgaaist of the Presbyterian
church and instructor OF music here, is
announced as having occurred in Far
go Tuesday evening OF this week. The
bride is Miss Maude Wilson OF that
city. Prof. Kirk is at the present time
principal OF the public schools at the new
town of Harvey N. D.
Dr.. Kaess arrived Tuesday from Mime
apolis and will assume charge OF the
practice OF DR.. Gibson until September
LIST, while the latter visits points in the
Northwest Territories, British Columbia
and the Pacific coast. Dr.. Gibson left
yesterday aud it is generally hoped the
trip will be an enjoyable restful change
after close application to professional
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12

Headache or glasses, which will it be-?
A. o. Void, opticias, Lasgdep, N. D.
You will be lonesome ii you stay away
from Langdon on She Fourth OF July.
o. Kelly 10 selling the celebrated
Mica sxle grease at twenty cents per
oas.
Best value in the market. Ladies' and
| children's hose, three pairs for twenty
! five cents at Kelly's.
Miss Ella NJ. Stout, primary teacher in
the Fargo schools is the instructor of
primary grade work at the teachers in
stitute being held here this week.
Harry Arneson is making pleasant
visit with Langdon friends for a few
days and being congratulated on the
approaching opening OF his nsw-drng
store at Edlnburg.
The Mutual Fire and Hail insurance
company, organized several years ago by
Cavalier county farmers, is out after
business again this season. Ole J. Romfo
10 on the road soliciting business.
Walter A. Brown, whose purchase oil
the Star restaurant was mentioned IN
these columns lately, took possession
last week at the time Mr.. Spiker, the
late owner, left with his family for Ore.
gon.
P. N. Bennett has under construction
commodious new quarters for his steam
laundry. The site selected is on property
owned by P. McHugh, at the west end
Of Spruce street. opposite Mrs. Kessler'e
heme.
Wallace Ingalls,, wheatbuyer with the
Cargill Elevator company. is visiting
With relatives ia Illinois. His nephew,
Mr.. Cavanaugh, recently invaded home
from military duty in the Philippines,
went along with him.
The Great Northern has begun the
work of ballasting the track along this
branch and will have large crews busy
all SUMMER. The past two years the
road bed between here and Larimore
has been much improved.
Will Bolton, a former employe of the
Great Northern here, who left three years
ago to take charge OF the depot at Pisek,
was back visiting friends last week. He
has recently been enjoying a vacation Of
several weeks with friends in Chicago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12
Il costs you nothing 10 list
YOUR land with Truax a. Mclean

Robert Fleming, of Dresden, IL again
agent for the Alliance Hail Association
for Cavalier county this summer and is
ready for business. Don't insure in
untried fake concerns represented by
strangers, but apply to Agent Fleming
for policy in the old reliable Alliance
of jamestown, that has done an honor
able business ovsr the state for eleven
years, and you will obtain your hail in
svrance at actual cost.
Mr.. Koshaba, q native OF Persia, was
herelast night to lecture in the Presby teri
an church on the land of his birth and the
people OF that country. Heis over here
working his way through college and
takes this means OF repleting his e1-
hausted finances during the sum
mer vacation. The lecture was only
smally attended, owing to other attrae-
tions, but is said to have been very inter-
esting. He appeared in the native dress
of his country.
The date set for the sale of permits for
cutting hay on state and school lands
this year has been set for Saturday, June
Dist, The sale being conducted at the
county treasurer's Office at the court
house, beginning at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. Permits will be issued to the
highest bidder and no bid will be enter.
tanned for less than SIS per quarter Sec
ton or fraction thereof. The board OIL
university and school lands will prosecute
/ to the full extent OF the law parties cut
ting hay on their lands when not author
lied to do SO by a duly issued permit
The experience OF number OF parties
around here year ago who undertook
! to put up their hay ON state lands with
out taking this precaution should b
l sufficient warning to Others.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12

The Woman order was rssurrected
and reorganizsd at Hannah last week
with % members on the charter.
The Maccabees OF MI. Carmel have bills
out for box social and dance in their
town hall ior next Tuesday, June 18th.
Presbyterian services will be held in
Langdon at II a. m. and 8 p M, and a +
Dresden at 3 p. m. Rev. TAos. Dougan,
pastor.
Sunday, June 20 will be generally re-
eognized az Childrsn's Day by Sunday
schools in this county and large union
services will be held.
Monday OF next week, tho 10th inst,
is the date OF the postponed box social
held by the Presbyterian congregation
in their church at Elkwood
Two church DELEGATIONS are set to &C.
cur early next month. The newly com.
pleted horde Dovre church in Loan will
be opened for worship on July 9Th and
the Westre Mountain church OF East
Alma on July 9th. Both are OF the Nor.
wegian Luthean denomination and sup
ported by large, well-to-do congrega-
tfons.
The services Sunday at the Presby-
| terrain church will be the last conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Dougan, previous to
leaving for Il summer vacation of three
! months, which includes visit to his
former home in Ireland. Rev. Dougan
will be accompanied by his niece. Miss
Tessie Jackson. The pulpit will be
supplied by the pastors OF church in
neighboring towns during Mr. Dougan's
absence.
The eighteenth annual gathering OF
the Red River Valley association OF Bap-
fist churches, which convened at Grand
Forks last week, closed Thursday. The
churches OF Langdon and Stilwell were
represented by the pastor, Rey. 7. H.
Robertson and fonr lay delegates. The
newly dedicated Baptist church at Still
well was given admission to the associa-
ton and brings the total number of
churches composing the association up
to nineteen. Besides being able to pre-
sent very Rattering report OF the work
in this field, Rev. Robertson was select
to preach the annual sermon of the as
ISOLATION, the theme of his discourse be-
ing Building" In the naming OF officers
for the ensuing year Rev. Robertson was
named as the associations treasurer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12
Ys tie latest styles il straw, Panana
or felt hats 70 to Kelly's.

For The LATEST styles il straw, Panana
or felt hats 60 to Kelly's.
Everything is coming our way on July
4th. This is q 81 900 celebration.
For this week only you eau buy ten
pounds Of coffee for one dollar. Al c. J.
Kslly's store.
Wn. Flumerfelt went around to Devils
Lake on Saturday. His brother over
there being quite seriously i'll.
Frank Kelly is one OF the special staff
OF clerks employed at Boyd's Headquar-
tiers store this month during the big re.
moval sale.
Mrs. Bessie Finley, sister OF Chas. CHS
holm and Mrs. W. A. Ferguson, returned
home from visit of two months in On
tariolast week.
Mrs. l.. 5. Champine expects to leave
during July for q trip to Europe with a
party OF st. Paul friends and will b.
gone about two months,
Customs Officer Barcelo, OF Elkwood,
went to Pembina by way OF Grand
Forks on official business the first OF the
week connected with Burkitt seizure.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12
Webess cigars mean quality.

WoOeE0 cigars Nod0 QOAAlE.
Are your glasses osrrsst? A. o. Void,
optioian, Lssgdon, u. u.
Ladies underwear now on sale at Kel.
lsy's frsa five cents per garment up.
"Rannah's PsiAs' nour y sas4sallsd
in richness Of color, stresxtA cad favor.
Kelly has the lat.st novelties 10 ladies'
belts, pas, belt buckles. etc. Prices will
be found 40 induesmsnt 10 buy.
W. A. Ferguson and family have NOV
ed in the Miss Agar house on Spruce street
this week and will make their home
there until their now residence is built.
N. F. Charter was a visitor down the
line at Park River over Sunday. He has
about decided to put up fine new
building for his Hub restaurant and pos
sibly an hotel on his corner lots this
fall.
The republican county committee have
meeting called for the Goth inst, to
Set the date aud place OF the county con-
vention, naming delegates for Fargo:
where the state ticket will be selected on
July %.
June Oath is the date for letting the
contract to build .the two story and
basement brick block on the Palace
Hotel cornerof Third street. At the same
time bids will be opened letting the con-
tract for elegant new residences being
built by Fl. D. Alert and W. F. Winter.
Iceman Haugh announces that parties
running stands during the holidays and
on Fourth OF July can get all the ice
they want at 3 cents pound. They
will be no deviation from this price to
any. The schedule adopted at the be-
ginning of the season with his regular
refrigerator customers will however, be
unaffected by this change
Secretary Sherman: The fire depart
ment desire the newspapers OF the city
to aid them by giving as much publicity
as possible to the fact that at the last
meeting Of the city council it was decided
to pay the sum OF 80 to the first tear,
hauling tine chemical engine to and from
any fire that might occur in the city in
the future. The chemical engine is the
heaviest apparatus the firemen have to
handle and as it usually does good work
it is important to have it at fire with
out delay.
Peter AcGregor returned the latter
part OF last week from prospecting
trip with Henry Thompson up through
the Northwest Territories. They went
as far as Calgary and investigated con-
ditions thoroughly, fully satisfying them
selves that they neither wanted to re-
side nor invest money in the region,
where cattle perish by snow, cold and
floods in May and farming is conducted
in a very limited and primitive manner.
Mr.. Thompson continued east from
Winnipeg to size up the situation in New
Characterization Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12

tuesday June ,7-Anau.l School Hlec.ion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-03
Rappabsnuock DIstrIet conference.

The Rappahannock District Conference
Methodist Episcopal church, South, will
convene at Carmelchurcb, Westmoreland
circuit, July 10 at a. m, and continue
in session for three days Bishop A. W.
Wilson; of Baltimore win preside. Open
ing sermon on the first day at IL a. m.
by Rev c. ID. Crawley, pastor Mathews
Circuit. followed by Lords Supper. AL
ternate r. Furgerson, pastor Middlesex
Circuit. Committee to examine candi-
dates to preach, etc: Revs. J. w. S. Rob-
ins, X. Z. Bentley and John l.. Pribble.
Program of Missionary interest on
morning of second day.
l. The Sunday School and Missions
Rev. K. Furgerson.
2. The Pastor as Missionary Leader
Rev. c. r. James.
3. How to Secure the Collections in
full-Rev. C. IL. Williams.
4. The Circulation of Missionary Lit.
erature-Rev H. II. Smith.
.. Encouraging Facts from the Field
Rev. Bishop Wilson.
6. Jesus, the Missionary-Rev. ]. NJ.
Anderson.
The above speakers limited to fifteen
minutes.
q. Address or sermon on Foreign Mis-
sions, by Rev. Bishop A. w. Wilson.
There will be dinner served on the
ground free for everybody who may
come. The people generally are invited
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-03
Vacation DAYS.

Vacation time Is here and the children
are fairly living out OF doors. There could
be no healthier place for them. You need
only TO guard against the accidents Incl
dental to most open air sports. No rem
edy equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
for quickly stopping pain or removing
danger of serious usconsequences For cuts
scalds and wounds. II used DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and
bruises. says l.. b. johnson, Swift, Tex
'It is the best remedy on the market y
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases. Be
ware of counterfeits ID. G. Bowman