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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
strange Funeral.

An unusual sight was witnessed at
a funeral at Horsell. England, the body
being drawn to the churchyard in a
four-wheeled farm wagon painted red
and blue, and attached to which were
a couple OF farm horses. The funeral
was that of Richard Brettell, solicitor
OF Chertsey, and 1t was his last request
that he should be conveyed In this
manner to his grave. The journey from
Chertsey to Horsell occupied two and
half hours. and SIX farm laborers
walked by the wagon the whole dis
tance. in addition to which they bore
the coffin from the vehicle into the
church.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
Give Yourself to PRAYER.

Learn to entwine with your prayers the
small cares, the trifing sorrows, the little
wants of daily life. Whatever affects
you-be 1t changed look, an altered tone,
an unkind word, a wrong, a wound, a de.
mand you cannot meet, sorrow you
cannot disclose-turn it into prayer and
send it up to God. Disclosures you may
not make to man you can make to the
Lord. Men may be too little for your
great matters; God is not too great for
your small ones. Only. give yourself to
prayer, whatever be the occasion that
calls for it.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15

Il IS interesting to notice that the gospel
history does not mention the case OF any
woman who was hostile to Jesus The
wife of Plate bore witness to His inno-
eence at the very time the unjust sen
tence was being pronounced. Women la
mented as He went to the crucihxion
Women were earliest at the grave, and
woman was the first to SEQ Him after His
resurrection. She was first to proclaim
the glad news, He is rlsen!"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
songs OF prais,

bUHB5 OF pIdIbV'
Practical infdelity may go with
professed fidelity
No man is free nhti. he has himself
under control.
Honesty will succeed as a principle
where It fails as policy.
The moral machinery moves Alright
when Christ is the motive force.
Don't mix the cream of your chari-
ty with the pickles of your pessim-
ism.
You cannot have the felicity Of His
face without the fellowship OF His
sufferings.
Honor looks best on background
Of humility.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
LABOR AND INDUSTRY

Union upholsterers are organizing
throughout Greater New York for the
betterment of the industry.
All railroads running into Chicago
will be asked to pay a uniform scale of
wages to freight handlers,
The initiation fee to the Pittsburg 10
Gals of the Brotherhood OF Carpenters OF
the district has been advanced from SIS
to $zo.
Buffalo brickiayers will receive so
cents an hour and stonemasons as cents.
The carpenters refused an offer of 32yS
cents an hour. They want 37H certs-
indianapolis building trades all got in
creased rates this year
A convention WILL be held in Minnsap-
oils in September urder the auspices Of
the Eight Hour Day Supreme Grand
League of America. The league Is ~
the formative stage.
The International Association "A
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Is
taking referendum vote on the ques-
ton OF again becoming affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor
A schedule of wages for inachinists N
the railway shops of the Canadian Pz-
cihc Railway has been submittcd ior the
consideration Of the company A fav6r~
able answer is anticipated.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15

Margaret. aged s. was making pic
lures some time ago with pen and Ink
She made a picture Of cat without
any tail.
Where is the tail?" asked Norman.
She looked puzzled for minute,
then she replied with wise look:
Why, it's in the Ink bottle YET
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15

LADY, have made inquiries at your
last place, and your former mistress
doesn't speak very fiatteringly Of you.
Applicant--No. don't suppose she
thinks any more of me than DO Of
her; but hope I'm lady enough to
keep my opinion of her to mysslfs--
Boston Transcript.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
The Word of God.

The word of God is the only source OF
Divine truth to the Christian. There is
no other source that can reveal our evils
as sins against God. And there is no
against God.-Rev. L. G.. Hoeek, Sweden
borgian, Brooklyn, n Y.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
Essence of Christianity.

II is now well understood among those
who are the recognized leaders Of Chris
tian thought that the essence OF Chris
tianity is personal loyalty to the Master
and obedience to His law Of love. = Rev.
Washington GLADDEN.. Washington. d. c.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

he worst poverty
is that of a man
who is satisfied
with plenty.
Love never loses.
No reformation
without informa.
ton.
He alone prays
who often prays
alone.
The hero seeks
out suffering; the
demagogve the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15

Chicago,-Cattle-Good to prime
teers $675a7, 80; poor to medium $3.50
900; stockcrs and feeders s., ,soa5.oo;
:ows $I.4oas.7s; heifers $2.asa6.oo; can
ners $I.4oa2-to; bulls 225a54o; calves
B2.ooa5.oo; Texas fed steers $sa5a675.
Hogs-mixed and butchers $67oa7.fS;
good TO choice heavy $7.ooa7,2s. Sheep
lambs lower; good to choice wethers
IS, ,5oa6.Io; fair TO choice mixed $4.z5zI
$50; Western sheep $s.asao.Io; native
lambs $47sa6.5o.
East Libery-Cattle steady: choice.
S6,8oa7; prime So soa675; good $s85a'
5,35. Hogs lower, prime hogs. S7.z5z
7.3o; best mediums $7.Isa7.2o; heavy
Workers, $7a7.Io; light do. $6soa675a
600; pigs, $64oa6 5o roughs, $sa675-
Sheep steady; best wethers, $s.7oa5S5 :,
culls and common, S. soa3. SO; choice
lambs $6.soao.7o; veal calves, $6ao.75-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-05-15
CHRISTIAN ENDEAv0R TOPICS
May practical Conservation" Ron. XII
i.2l.

Scripture Verses.-Rom. vi. 10. 1G,
10; Acts XVI. 10. 20: James II. 14-17;
Matt. v. 1916; Cor. viii. 5. Z, 81 Eph
II. 10: Thess. ii. II.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
THE THAMES TUNNEL.

The Thames tunnel is small at
fair compared with the immense
borings which are soon to connect
New York with New Jersey and
Brooklyn, yet eighteen years were
consumed in it's construction. 1t
passed through nearly as many vicis-
STUDIES as have been encountered by
the Hudson river tunnel, and the ac-
tive labor involved was about nine
years. 1t cost 100000 and was
a financial failure from the begin
ming, the tolls being only $4,000 a
year, hardly enough to keep the lin
ing in repair. Half a century ago
it was spoken of as "stupendous
work." Each foot passenger paid a
toll of a penny. The tube was
reached by means Of cylindrical
shafts of 100 steps each. In 1850
the "fancy fair" was held in it, and
this under the Thames exhibition
attracted 10000 persons in five days.
In 1865 the East London Railway
company bought the tunnel for ST.
100000 and is now running fifty
trains a day through it.-Ncw \ ork
Press.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
A Strait.

According to Representative Kyle,
this episode happened in Pickaway
county, o.:
There is in the county certain
crossroads, where a patient teacher
struggles daily with the develop
ment of the young idea. One morn
ing she was giving the school les
son in geography.
"What is a cataract ~ she asked.
There was absolute silence in re-
Spouse, and she explained the mean
ing of the word.
'::What is cape:?"
This was better. One of the chill
dren knew it was point of land Jut-
ting out into the water.
"What is a strait 90
Over in the corner a hand went
up. Il know, teacher" said a small
boy.
''Well, what is it %
1T beats three of a kind" was
the triumphant answer.-Washlng-
ton Post.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
Journalism In Formosa.

Wherever the modern Japanese
goes he starts paper. Formosa has
been generously blessed in this re-
spect, and its two dailies are well
worth the subscription price to those
who wish to keep in touch with the
affairs in the small but lively world
for which they cater. According to
accepted notions, indeed, it is not
only privilege, but also duty, to
subscribe. Those residents who pre-
fer to see the affairs Of their neigh
bors rather than their own affairs
discussed in print lose nothing by
subscribing several times over. Re-
minders to that effect not infre-
quently enliven the news columns.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09

lomatic channels, approached the Brit
ish government and the consuls at
Ceylon, st. Helena and the BERN uda
islands have been instructed to do all
in their power to effect a release for
the Norwegians. 1t is understood that
similar negotiations have been start
ed by the Swedish government.
Emperor William rendered an 'audi-
ems" to the "Konselj-President Wal
deck-Rousseau at Odda, in Hardanger,
July II. \ large number of the en-
peror's staff made a trip to Laatefos'
sen, the following day, where they
placed floral tributes on Lieutenant
Won Hahnkes grave. The latter was
the member of Emperor Williams
staff who, last summer, met an acct
dental death at LaatefOssen.
Norwegian unions, both Of en-
ployers and Workmen, have adopted
an arbitration scheme which provides
for the institution of a court consist
ing Of seven members, three elected by
the employers and three by the work
erS. The joint committee will choose
it's own chairman, and in the event of
failure to agree the chairman will be
named by the minister of the interior.
The American in Bergen, Victor E,
Nelson, who has spent twenty years
in San Francisco, has just returned
from a visit to the United States. He
relates that when he was received by
President Roosevelt a few weeks ago
the president made use of the greet
ing "Hur star Diet till?' Mr.. ROOse-
welt will soon master the Scandina-
Wan languages.
Crownprince Nikael, brother of the
Russian car, and his apparent sue
cessor to the throne, will in a few days
make trip from London to Bergen
and then continue along the southern
coast. He travels in his own yacht,
which is escorted by Russian cruis-
er.
Madam Hulda GarbOrg has returned
to Bergen, after a months visit on the
Farce islands. She and her husband
will spend the remainder of the sea-
son at KINDA Heita" on Jaderen.
The Schafer legacy has been award
ed the painters Christen HOlbOe and
Johannes Bugge; the pianist Ogma1
GrOnn, the author Gabriel Scott an(
the architect Einar Schou.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
NORWAY,
Christiania.

Great preparations are being made
for the great "Abel-jubileum," which
will be held in Christiania Sept. 4-6.
King Oscar, Queen Sophia and
CroWnprnce Gustaf will be present
and many representative men from
Sweden and Denmark The pro
grumme is the following: Thursday
evening Sept. y, the University and
Academy Of Sciences, Literature and
Art tender a reception to the guests of
hOnOl at ST. HaushaUgen; on Friday
.(ScDt y, the regular jubilee festivities
will be hold in the old LOgesHl and
in the evening there will be a grand
souper at the palace. Saturday (Sept
~ has been set aside for addresses
from the various delegations. the pre-
sensations Of honorary degrees and IT,
ties, etc The entire festivities will
be concluded by a general reception
and dinner given by the Christiania
KOnmUne.
An effort on the part of the NorWe
,gian OvGrnmpnt is being made to Sc,
cure the release of NOrWegians who
are IlitiSll prisoners Of war. The
1orCiau department. has, through dip
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09

lit his fire of charcoal, but before
doing so swallowed a preparation of
phosphorus. Then he tried to exc
cute himself by fixing his tie to a
curtain rod and making a moose of
the other end. If these means
failed, there was yet a chance of i'm
paling himself on his bayonet, which
he had fixed point upward below.
AS a matter of fact, these means did
fail, and the young man is now in
hospital, though not physically
worse for his experiments.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
DO you SEEK RELIE

From the burden Of Business Correspondence2 The
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
Pawnshop Oddities.

At the Paris Mont de Pete are an
empire clock pawned in 1885 for
$50, an old silver lid pawned seventy
years ago and d bit of lace pawned
seventv-fve gears ago for half a
sovereign. For all these things the
contract has been reIigiously re
ncwcd every year by somebody. But
the oldest of these oddities is com
mon old umbrella in green Bingham,
in value perhaps worth so cents to
a connoisseur. The pledge for this
ha: been steadily renewed for sixty
three years.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
VeStiblled Trains Dining Car
TIME CARD MORRIS.
ACCOM-. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Pullman First.CIass and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-09
Elaboration Of Suicide.

Suicide by means Of charcoal
fumes is one of the commonest
forms of self destruction in France,
but the attempt Of soldier had
elaboration in it Of an unusual kim.
TIE unhappy fellow came up from
his rcgimc-ta {: Compel nc and llire1
a room il, 4 snail Paris hotel. lie
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
Sin snS Sinner.

N:n= snugs,ed China-=o have been
captured At Buffalo. y. Y.
Capt Shipnen OF Monroe Cenr4-.
Chic. vas shot .: his daughter Nellie
al e-o.o:e OF the Government print
-S Office At Washington.
jerry Bennett. Jwec-y-z.x years old.
T-ss caught assaulLins savea-:ear-old
daughter OF John H Wagner. a. But
le-. Pa 4 mob attacked the jail 70
lynch him. but vas fo:led.
The committee balancing the looks
OF the coucTE treasurer az Rock Island.
III, have found that A E LyfoTd. dep
uty treasurer, WHO has disappeared.
enoezzIed about Sill 900
John Taylor. nine watchnaa at
Butte. Mont. shot ard killed Pat Car
nec. believed 70 ~ ve been insane.
Carney. armed with rife. had run
wild al 6aC. firing at ever! one il
sight
There has been more -:otinz al the
oursE-ts OF the Preside al San Fran
cisco. Shots we-e 5-ett bv soldiers.
wno proceeded ID wreck Acde-son's
Place. Tie sz.eo- OF Anton Rei1eld
vas also partly demolished.
Altar being dragged mile over the
rough ground. Genera. Bruce. al H.
dian OUTLAW who buried young souaw
s-ive several months ago vas thrown
i-Io z pile OF wood a1i burned bv
friends OF the young wouao. al Sa,
BI-laodino, Cal
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
Resume 3! the neWS.
= ~ \
49,
\ 80


TIE Vatican authorities say Presi
deaf Roosevelt has ilI.llassi 10 the
pope that ne would y Pleased 10 sex
Archbishop ireland create: cardinal
AT early f-ust on top OF : net sum
ne- has so seriously damaged the
crops throughout, Norway la. the au
tao-.siss are preparing 70 assist ths
farmers with seed.
l. IS said that the japanese lioiste.
70 Great Britain. Baron s:ayaSai Tad
aSu. will shortly De rs:ssi 10 tie rank
q ambassador and that Similar rans
viii be conferred upol S.- C,agGe Mac
Donald. British minister - Japan
4 dispatch from So SeoasciaA
Spain states that The report hat niaE
Alfonso had pronissE II rs, Mrs
Goe.sI aboard the .-.--.caa yacht
NahIia, has aroused y:e.e-. :aoisna
ton i public and corr circles As q
result rs queen Eo-Es- haS requested
the King cc- % Cas:e - T:s-I-
The military commander q, Por.
Arthur. together VII - G:-ec-o--gen-
s-al o. railways 0. M2-c2u-:a. has
agreed NTH II Paul lasSa-. tie Rus,
sis1 minister. ,he details Il t1s -sStcr.
alton % the New CE.va1s railway and
the southern province c: ManchuT;a 10
China TIE restoration, viii AXE piacs
OF Oes. :
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
People Talked About.

Charles B. Andrews. ex-cl:ei justice
OF The supreme court o. Connecticut. IS
cad.
Join Dewey. who claims to Is a
cousin OF the admiral. has been con-
niCred 20 the county alnstouse e. a.
3a1E. y. Y.
Henry 3. Toumans Ct B-sd=a2o-r
was nominated for congress b. re
Eighth district Democratic CONVENTION
u Michigan.
R. D. Bowler. prominent ar.orae-
OF Cincinnati. and formerly controller
OF the treasury under P-es:dea. Cleve
and is dead. aged fo-r:-s:x.
Hon r D. Bowler, p-or;.e-, a--
tor-ey and formerly controller O. the
treasury under President Cleveland.
died at his home in Cincinnati OF
oEgars disease. aged tortys:s years.
William oldenburg. pioneer steam
boaI engineer OF the Mississippi river.
ciec a. heokuk- Iowa. aged seventy.
he cane 70 keosuE n 1871 from s..
Louis aoi had worked OF the river e..
lis life
CAPT William a V::asor was ra,i-ei
"!ra rank Of rear admiral. HIS re-
u-enelc will result in The promotion
OF L.e--- Reginald F. Nicholson. who
vas Navigator OF the Oregon during
>1s Spac-sh-Ame-ican war.
Mrs. Tho-5u-,. wife OF Bishop ]. NJ.
Iao-5u-n Of TIE NJ E. church. died il
Sc-lsHd. Or. aged forr:-si1 veaS.
MS I1oTbur-' Illness was contracted
u inG.a. where II COMPANY with her
husband. she vas n:ssioaa-. for
nan? years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
DESPERATE STRUGGLE OF FiENo
New Jersey Murderer Hanged After
Fierce Eioht

Fierce Fight
New York. Sept sl.-Peter Hernia
was hanged in the county Jail at Hack
easack. n J.. yesterday for the mur-
der OF Berney han,ea. a butcher. but
before his execution was accomplished
Hernia made desperate fight. When
TWO deputy sherifs approached hin,
10 strap his arms be suddenly tore on
TWO brass brackets on the side OF his
cell. and getting into the corridor.
leaped over partition He then tore
OF piece OF lead pipe and. crouching
in a corner. shouted that he would
brain any one that came near him.
BY this time the jail was in an uproar,
The sheriff and his deputies were at
first puzzled as 10 how 10 deal with the
murderer and disarm rim. 1t was
finally decided 10 turn the hose On
him. This was doCe, and as Hernia
put UP his hands 10 ward Of the water
iron striking him in The face a deputy
sheriff leaped ovs. ard grabbed the
mucde-er's hand N which was the lead
pipe Other deputies quickly rushed in.
Hernia was finally overpowered and
securely strapped. He vas then placed
in chair and carried 10 the gallows.
his clothing dripping Wet He was
lifted from the chair and the moose
quickly adjusted about his neck. The
sheriff then asked him il he had any
thing 10 say. He replied in weak
voice: Goodbye. all. Excuse ne
The drop vas then sprung and Hernia
died OF a-sularion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
Washington Notes.

Trolley wires are found 10 interiors
"iI1 wireless seisS-aphy messages.
The war department. is advised o:
he arrival OF tie transport Sumner al
Manila IRON Sao Fa-c:sco. With the
second squadron, First cava.ry. $50
Enlisted men
An order has hee. issued By Sacra-
AIRY Moody to- he training ship Ian
caster 10 proceed 20 WaSh!aE-oa 10
take part II the reunion OF Ihe c. A +,
The Lancaster LaS Just arrived - New
-orcoa f-ou az extended cruise
\ treasury warrant for $50 so was
forwarded from Washington 20 Mis-,
La c. NcAioiev. widow o. tie late
PRESIDENT, fo- Sa.a-: which would
have been due him OF Jul. !. -&1e. TIE
appropriation for which vaS -sss E.
= last session Of congress
TIE navy department 5.S received
dispatch rom Ite rear admiral u
charge o. rle Boston zavE ya-6. say
.aS 11a- Lent JOHN Morris. committed
suicide Sept l.. g shooting. LieIt,
Morris vas APPOINTED it. Missouri.
IS Eas brother living II Kansas CITY,
TIE war department. some time ago.
made answer 20 TIE complaint Of Mss
Taylor. denying that Fer dismissal con-
sC5cC-e5 3 violation o. tie civil service
rules Miss Tay:o-'s counsel will lie
z demurrer. which will bring 10 a. Is
SIC tie !esai questions involved Il the
cas-. The decision OF the court will
practically terminate the litigation
TIE division Of iosula- affairs las
Tow Z press remarkable document.
which vii furnish vast amount Of
detailed Information respecting the
Philippine Islands acd vii! comprise
several hC-d-ed pages. giving e.e-C
a-ov1 iacc regarding the people. the
geography. climate. products. etc This
document vi, 50 OUT about Oct !.
Sec-era-. NooGy viii order e. In
v6sSisar:o1 10 ascertain WHO : re-
slocs:5!7 so- the defects which have
50 badly crippled Ihe cruiser san Fran
cisco. Which VI. arrive al Newport
News il s1o-- time The return
tom tie European station 50 sooa AZ
TT Joining 70 squadron il those va
'ers has given rise TO considerable
criticism.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
From Other Shores

Five thousand ara homeless through
foods IN South 8engal.
The increase Of the British debt. due
10 he South African war, vas 1915.
1854
TIE London Mail SAYS British steel
-s-inasers have formed trust with g
capital OF So, 90, $50
TIE Morgan syndicate has bought
n A-.Iwe-p~Ao-C-eal steamship .:-e
--o-n NJ, E,.erman
A-c1cg.e Johann Of Austria. VINO
disappeared = $50. IS SAID 10 be IL
l-s on o1e q -2e South Sez islands.
Russia rants 70 learn ,ae quality Of
England : foreign Do.icy b. anger.ns
tn nations WITH aggressive move
re-tS n me Ez4..
From 3'~ % 1000 converts in the
p.o'.nce OF sz:e1.aa China have been
Killed D., Boxers according 10 reports
circulated a; PeE.a among the Ca,Lo.
''~~'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
MARIE RENRIETTE DEAD.
Queen Of the eelsians Student,
Passes Awav

Spa. Belgium. Sept 2l.-sfarie E=--
Tiet1e. queen OF the Belgians. died
here suddenly last night al ten min
u1es before $ o'clock. Neither her
husband. members OF her family nor
her najssry's doctors we're present ct
the time OF her death. She was seated
at table eating light dinner when
she was seized with an attack OF syn
cope Dr. GuilIaune who. in the
course OF the day. had remarked upon
certain disouisr.ng symptoms in the
queens condition. was summoned i'm
nediaIe.E. but cer majesty was dead
before he arrived. TWO members OF
her suite we're with The queen during
her last moments. AS soon as the
news OF the queens death became
Known large crowd gathered outside
the palace. King Leopold had le:,
bagner5s-deLuchon. France. for SPA.
and other members OF the royal fan.
liz have been relegraphed Tor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
TEN MILLIONS TO BE LET LOOSE.
Secretary Shaw Authorizes Distrbu
tion of LARGE Sum-

WaShingTon. Sept. y. = secreTg-v-
Shaw left for Chicago yesterday afr=-,
nooa and will speak there tonight on
the issues OF the campaign. Before
leaving Washington the sec-eIa-, o:
the treasury announced that during
the week he Lad authorized the dis
tTiou1ion OF slt',[','ii tsl1 in public fu-l,s
among tie banks which had bonds
available for security. The c1orer
will De released and these deposits
completed within few DAYS. lust IS
rapidly as the bonds are received a.
the treasury. Secretary Shaw does
not anticipate that further relief MEAS.
u-@ will be necessary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
ORGANIZE FOR GOOD ROADS.
North Dakotans Form Base Of Great
Association

Fargo. y. D.. Sept 2l.-As a result
OF the good roads conve1cion here this
week North Dakota Good Roads as
ISOLATION was organized here las,
evening with 0. G. Barnes OF FARGO
president and II. F. Williams OF Fargo
secretary. The association will *.
tend 10 each county i. the state and
have a wee president for each sub
organization. which will form an es-
ecuuve committee. Each vice pres;-
dent is expected TO organize his own
county. Considerable enthusiasm vas
developed. and il is though. the move
nent will De permanent.