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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-24
GREAT BRITAIN and lRElAMI
ENGLAND AND WALES.

! Bartholornev lane 5;''f E {.
Metropolitan Branches:
s. Threadneede street. E. c.
. Lombard street, F. c. , +,
str Samuel Scott. Bart. 4 Co.. ofsheh
Rp;s5sss FaI i; a, ys E5so FSad " W
Camden Town ls4 High street; y M;
Charing Gross: Martins place Trafalgar
Chelsea. Il sloane square. 8. ".
S SIapSam. / / H faasn street. $ W
EaTls Court 25l Ears s, c9ar' e roe S s W.
= Hishgate. Grand Parade. y
ksnsinston. IS High street ".
Kinsstcn- Thames late shrubsole & Co.
Noting Hill. :. High street. W.
Regent street 23s Resent street w.
seven Kings E., tI H :. The Pavement
strsstSam. is High road. s. W.
t tSsinf Holloway. SO HOLLOWAY: w
wiil.sden Green. station PaFade. ~ W.
! cockspur Street, charins Cross. S. W.
Thomas Cock & Son:
ss Grace Church street, e I.
81 Cheapside E.
Il c cocSspuf street. charins Cross. s. W.
Forecourt Charing C'ross Terminus
81 High street Kensinston. w.
BIRKENHEAD-Parrs Bank. Limited; o,s
BIRMINGHAM-Parr's Bank. Liniteo' oio
RRkpFORp-Thomas Cook & Son.
BRIGHTON-Thomas Cook & SON. ,,,
CASTLE TOWN ISLE OF MAN)-Parrs BANK
CHESTER-Parr's Bank Limited East Gate
pERRy-Parr's Bank. Limited. q Corn Market
p0TGLAS ISLE OF MAN)-Parrs BANK LIN
HhSTINGS-Parr's Bank: Limited.
HCLI-Thomas cook & Son
LEE DS-Thoulss Cook & Sen
Observation-Disclosures Cook & son
Bank. Limited, Great Char
M,As!NSecHiEsTER-Pa-r's Bank. Limited 81 King
NATT6cK BATH-Parr's Bank. Limited
GEwCA LF-ON-TYNE-Thoulas COOK son.
SSTTINGu AM-Thornas Cook & Son.
RHYI-Parr's Bank. Limited ,,,,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook & Son. 81 High
soTTHPoRT-Parr's Bark. Limited
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tective Order Of Elks will be commander
in chief of the army. bearing the same re-
lation as does the President OF the United
States TO the army OF the United States
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AlX-LES BAINS-Credit I.yonna..
AIN-LES- BAINS-Societe Generate pour favor
AjAccio. S S55siet iSfq iTers-
AMIENS-Credit Lyennais
ANGotLEsiE-credi; Lyonnais.
ANlGNON-Credt Lyonndis
AELiS.Societe Generate pour lie Commerce s
ARcISHoS-Ensllsh gank. FIR. Audap.
BAToNNE-soc pour favoriser !. Commerce &
gEhLE3RTScfsais Lyoanats ,,
BEZIERs-cretit Lyonnais.
BEzIERs-soclete Generate pour lie Commerce
BooRpIEAE.X-credit I;yopna.s.
h9IL6GSE S Me 2A iSsir Z { GO.
CAEN-Credit Lycnnais.
CAEN-L. As,eline & Fills.
c.AkAIS,CEedit Lyonnais.
cANNEs-ThGtnas Cook & Son. rue de la sars
cANSEsS G&o:3' General. pour favorfser !. Com
cR Rs5ss s s!IaustTtsi Lyennais
cRAL5N. SIR R-s hy9Shs.s Lyonna...
Gommeres & lIndustrie N'e '
HERE oTRG.GSmgto!r dEsomp,e de Cher
SHhKITgSTEff!' sTSn5ss 1yonns,
NoUNAC-tTeGit lsSonnaiS.
DIJON-Credit Lyonnsis.
DINAN-societe Generate pour lie Commerc. &
plNANSjohn Le Coco.
DlNARD-John lie Coco.
RRPF fNAIMSredft Iyd hzanna'''
GRAsSE-Crsdit Lyonna!s.
GRASSD-Societe Generate pour ie Commerce &
GRENoRLE-Cred, Lyonnai,.
H H4E.REsGcfl4, LfiS Sonaai.
HYYERE e English Bank F; J: Corbe:s Co.
HiEEES-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce
LIBouRSE-credit 1.yonnais.
IILLE.eredt LyonnaIs
LYoNsGcredi, Lyonnais
MtRsEILI.Es-Gredit Lyonnais
MARSEILLEs-Thvmas Cook & Son. I1e. rue de
MENToN-socie,e pour lie Commerce C I'm
E eass son s wssr
M9STEeAkEo GfehSs fsrr5Scs.dit 1 Esaa
MoYTE.CARLo Freneh Terr)-Ranaue Fopu-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Generate rcn- L. Com
,t mere 4 l,l1 Ie.I, 5.o,,. .,,
NANCY--Credit Iyonnais:
NANTES Credit Ly.nnais
sES51ss: s s2.1s rs M.rs aHa
NICE.Societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
NIGENF crossa. Banauier. u. rue Masseua
NIMES-Credit Lyonnais.
ORLEANS-Credit Iyonnais.
PARIS-Banque Franchise pour le Commerce &
rIndustrie , Roudresu
PARIS-Credit Lyorrais. Boulevard des Ital
lens. -
PARIs-Thona. Cook & Son l. Place &c rop.ra
PARiS-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
lIndus:ric. 1874. rue Reaumur.
PA2IS-Jordaan. Cohen & Wennink 90 bould.
des Italiens.
PARIS-J. EottinSer. Sanquier.
Travellers wishing TO reside in Paris make
Paris Branch Offices Of Credit Lyonnals
PAJ--Credt Lyonnais.
PAT-Societe Generate pour lie Commerce
l'Industre.
PAU-Merlon A!ne.
PFRIGT' ETS-Credit Ly5nnas.
PERP1GNAN-
RElMS-Cr-dt Lyonnais.
REIMS-Socete Generate pour le Commerce &
rIniustrie.
REIMS-Ruirard mere & fls Banaulers
RENNES-CredIt Lvonrais.
ROURAIN-C-edit Lyonnas.
ROCEN-Credt Lyonnais.
ST. FTIENNE-Credit Lyonnas.
ST. NALo-Credit Lvonnais
ST MALo-Societe Generate pour le Commerce &
r!nfustrie.
ST sERvhN..soelete Generate pour lie Com
rnefce & l'Industrie.
T0TLOS-Credt Bvonnais
TOT-LOI'SE-Credit I.yonnas.
T0TJOTSE-Courtois & Co. Banouiers
-RCOING-Credi. I.yonnais. \
TOT RS-Credit Lyonnais.
vICHy-Credlt I.yonnais
vICHT-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
IIndustrie
viENNE-Credit Lyonnais
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GREECE.

ATHFNS-Ionian Bank Limited.
ATHENS-Thomas Cook & Son. Place de In Con
stitution.
CEFHALONIA-Iontan Bark Limited
cORFT--Ionian Rank Limited
PATRAS-Ionian Bank LIMITED.
PtREE-Ionian Bank Limited.
ZANTE-Ionian Bank Limited.
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The East St Louis High Echooi Graduates
enjoyed their class night exercises last
iEs. ThAors'uiusneement exercises will be held
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BELGIUM.

ANTWERP [ANVERSD-Banaue d'Anvers.
ANTWERP-Companie Commercials Beige. Anc.
II. Alb de Barv d Co.
BRUISED S-Credit Lyonnais. Rue Royale.
BRrSSELS-Credit Lyonnais. Boulevard dams
pach.
BRCSsELS-Thornas Cook & Son. II Rue de Ia
PPi-SsFI S-Bssler & Co. : Rue d'Arenberx
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Chsrleroi.
fiAND C;HEN)-Banqus de Flandres.
IIFGE-Bangue Generate de Liege.
OSTEND-Cred!t Ostendais
QSTEND-Smith's Bank. - Digue de Mer.
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HOLLAND,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Indische Escompt.
Maatscharpij.
AMSTERDAM-Hope & Co.
Observation-Disclosures Rosenthal & Co.
pELFT-Sch.urlser fs.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING & fls.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank.
SCHEEENINGFN-Scf Ills.
CTRECHT-Slaer 4 kOi.
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DENMARK,

AARHCS-Jydsk Handels-og Landburgsbank
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Handeiebank
ERSJERG-Handelsbank Ebsjerg
observation-disclosures Odense.
RANDERS-Ha ndelshanken J. Randers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Handelsbanks FL Ronus
Observation-Disclosures | viborg
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uAUmAUIB
AAAGHHEENRhsrssht sl
SAL IS,, , der DEesdner Bank
BADEN BApEN-Filiae der Rhenisch. piscon-
F F9ssssf Ba"aueF
BERLIN-Dresiner Bank. 81; Behren sirT.se
= Inter den Linden.
BERL1N-Gebruder schickler. Is. Ge;saud;en
BoNN-Bergisch Maerk!sche Bank.
BI393SH,SS;cIRhe!nische D!sconL9; Geseiischaft
nsr Bank f sdh der 5sfash m
BBESLAU-E!chborn & Co.
BRACNSCHWEIG-Geb rueder I-oebbecSe Co.
c>RI.SRrHE-see karlsruhe
CASSEI-Gebrueder tioidschnlidt
, ,,iHIEs-MrNITZ,Dresdner Bank.
CpBLENZ-Rhe!uische Observation-Disclosures.
COLOGNE tCOELN)-Thomas Cook & son. l.
cologne tCoELN)-Rheirische Disconto-Gc-
COLOGNE. tCoELN, A schan.rhaus.n schs.
CREFELD-Ber.sch Maerkisch. Bank
III, 55TT.MSn0Lp 1 Bank
DREsDEN-Dresdner Bank Branch. % Prayer
BBTSsELDoRE- BerElseh Ma.rkische Bank.
n, MasrEiashe hf Bank
EIIL:1s s der Heyds-Kersten soehre.
ERFuRT-Privat Bank zu Gotha.
FEE s.S,Es 4 M-DiTeetion der Diseonto-
ERANKEoRT 4 MSKoch. Lau,eren & Co
ERRAANNkkF FoRRT 4 M-M M,! Greditsank
FRRaiNkFoRI A. M-sach. & Hoehh.,mer. n.
FEkkEsE &c RssE Ss..rs4 ssBk
F EBTI5 Bank
E6RTH-Mitieldeusche Creditbank.
GuTHA-Privat Rank GOtha
GG99EERR+L IT zz=E &C;
EASENssssFsiseh Ma.rs,sehe Bank.
AMRt,RG-Dresdner Bank
H Il BerenherE. Gos,ler & Co.
tH isMEI.BG Hs: Newman Co:
HANoyER--AdoIf M.yer 'f Bank
HE!PEkslPlsihf Ss'i hsnf
asnsssn
kssfSsEENN
TANz-Rheni.che Creditbank.
LAIR Kheinische credi,bans.
LEIPZIG-Rrivatbank ~ Gotha
IERfaSPsSss:,;s,SS;.. Rs.auIsS: BAN.
MANNHEIM-Dresdner Bank N
MMA,NNNN :IIIS1 -RRhsinisehe Credi,sank
MANNHEIM & soshne.
Msn,1ENcE tMainz,-G. L. Kaiser T. Carmeli..u
NFT7- Re nujie de Metz
ME1Z-Interaationale Bank 4, Yrx.-,., va,
iale Metz al huseHourg. FIJI
MUNSTER l. w.-westfaelllscher Bankre-.in
MCNICH-nayerische vereinbank
NAtENAHR. BAD-Koch, Iauter.n l. r,
NnREMBERG (Nuernberg)-Dresdner Rant
NUREMBERG Nuremberg MItt.is.nt.ch
0F.FEN BIZ RC;-Rh.inische Creditbank
H HRORT.Rergisch Maerkische Bank
ST JOHANN A. S.-Internatiorale Rant g.,
LII LpxemburS, FL st Johann a. g :"
STRASSRCRG-oherreini Bank
S.HWALBACH BAD-Koch L.auteren 4 Co
STETTIN-W Schtow.
STUTTGART-G. H KeIler.s soehne Ranou,.rs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bankans.aI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Gotha. FiliaIs Wei.
mar.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CredI,hank
W1ESBADFN-Narcus Berl. & Co
acknowledgements. Sohn & Co
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East st. LouI. Building Permits.

H1""t 81 h'V"'H hu1IuIHB TeFWIfEs
Building permits issued In East St Louis
yesterday were:
W. H Hinton. residence and store. Mis-
souri avenue. near Second street; cost 1850.
g.. J. CORA, four one-story cottages Sew
enth street near Exchange; s.. 400
c. d. NanHouten. two-stury residence
Elizabeth, near Exchange avenue: 81 500
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A prominent club woman,

U n PhVuittFSuS SiuU WUlA10uS =
Mrs. DanfOrth, of st. Joseph,
Mich, tells how she was cured
of falling of the womb and its
accompanying pains.
Life looks dark indeed when .
woman feels that her strength is sap
ping away and she has no hopes of
ever being restored. Such was my
feeling few months ago when I
was advised that my poor health was
caused by prolapsus or falling of the
womb. The words sounded like
kneu to me. felt that my sun had set /;
but Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound came to me as an
elixir of life; it restored the los.
forces and built me up until my good
health returned to me. For four
months / took the medicine daily and
each dose added health and strength.
1 am 50 thankful for the help /
obtained through its use. MRs..
Florence DASFoRTH. 1907 Miles Ave,
St Joseph. Mich.-Ssooo forfeit N o,fa,naio Of
sbeve letter prscng sesrnsness cannot be rrodreea
The record of Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetabl Compound can.
not be equalled by any other
medicine I'm the world.
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN
Women would save time and
much sickness If they would
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass- for advice as soon as any
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TURKEY In Europe.

CONSTANTINOFLE-Imp Ottoman Bank
CONSTANTINoPLE-Cre Lyonnsis
CONST AUTHORIZATIONS Cook 4 Son. u
rue Cabristan-
PERA-ImDeriai Ottoman Bank
SALONICA-fmpcrial Ottoman Bank
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FINLAND,

HEI-SINGFORS-Foren Banker ( Finland
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MlLTa 4,

vAIETTA-Thomas Cook & Son, 2os
Reale.
vALETTA-Auslo-Ezy Bank.
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NORWAY.

lSERGEN-Thoma. Cook & Son. Summer sss-
son only.N
CHRIsTiANIA-Centralba for Norge.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON-l.ondon and Brazilian Bank. Limited.
OPORTo-London and Brazilian Bank. Limited
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BQLOGNA-Luigi Gaysruzz! & c.
ittlNILSl-I-n0-nas Cook 4 son
BERCiA MO-Bancc CGrnmeTc.aIs I:a.!s.a
GALANtA-A. W Eiford & 90.
ElORENCE-Rsnca Commercials italians.
EIORENCE-FreEch. Lemon d Co.
FD1RENCE-Maquay * CO.
ELJRENCE-huster & Co.
EEpIENCE-Thouas Cook Sen.
GENOA-Ranca Commercials I:aana.
GENOA-iraEet. Brown & CO.
GENOA-IEoTla Cook & Son. Viz Cav!oi.
LEGHORS-Al!reI Lemon & Co
MESsINA-Banct CoulTa.relas Itsliana.
MlLAN-B21c3 C-Cmnercial4 ItaHana
MlI.AN-Rsssi & Co. banduisrs
Mll.AN-ThoEias Cook * Son. Via \. Nan-osS
NAPLES-Ranca CounnrriaIs Italisns.
NAPLES-HOiHs & Co . Via F!avi7 Giofa.
EApLES-w. J. Turner * Co. s. Santa Llci:
NAFI-ES-Thomas Cock a Son. Plaza te! N7--
PADoyA-Bancz Commercials ItaIisus-
PtLERMO-Bs0ca Commercials Itallana
PERCGIA-Kus.er Co.
PISA-Rancs Comma.riale Itslians-
PISA-Maquay &c Co
ToME-Banca Commercials Italians.
RoAE-Plowden & Co. Palace Colonra. 8 5
ROME-Ad. Roesslsr Franz & FiSii Coutoctt
ROME-Thnmas Geek g. Son.
San REMO-Asguasciau freres. h nGusrs.
san REMO-A. Rublno. banGuier
SANONA-Banca Commercials ltallana-
SIENA-Maduay & Co
TtR1N-Ranca CornnerCials ltaliara-
VENTCERanca comrpercisle Itaiiars
VENICE-Thonlas Cock & Son. Piazza san
Marco.
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The Mercantile Trust Company announces
the following European banks and bankers Wh
drafts are not only assured every facility for the
and attention from the bankers mentioned. Spec
the care of baggage and forwarding of mail betW
The following list includes only European c
tanned covering Asia, Africa, South America and
We also draw drafts upon all of the cities n
Interviews relative to matters pertaining to
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

the immigration from Ireland and
the Scandinavian countries. The
character of those
people makes them desirable as
im migrants. It will be surpris.
ing if the new congress does not
enact remedial Legislation in re-
striction of undesirable immigra
tion. Fargo Forum. 3
That is right congress ought
to pass a law more stringent t!,an
the Chinese law. in regard to
such immigration as is objection.
able and then see that it is en-
forced.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

The North Dakota State Fair
which will be held at Mandan,
September %, 80 and. Oct. 1st.,
promises to be better and larger
than ever this year. Tho prem
ium list which has jest been is
sued shows a considerable in
crease in premiums for all kinds
Of live stock, farm products and
dairy products and the manage.
ment is making special efforts IT,
increase the display in these lines.
New buildings are being erected
to accommodate these exhibits
and every branch of industry in
the state will receive inducements Is
to exhibit. The large increase in
the population in the-western
part of the state will bring a big
crowd to the fair this year and il
is hoped to make the exhibition
as beneficial as possible.
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emoluments of the Office do not
make very en,icing-iu fact va
learn that no one wants the office
bad enough to comply with this
additional requirement.. s.
1t is reported III connection
with the withdrawal of Rev. An
son Phelps Stokes, the young
millionaire preacher, his brother
and brother-in-law from active
work in the university settlement
which has for several years done
useful work among the east side
poor, New York, that t new set.
tlemert will at once be taken up
with q much wider scope. 1t is.
planned to inaugurate the new
instituti, n in the slums along the
East River.
Mrs. WIN. Ho1nuth dropped
dead at her home near Esler
Tuesday evening ABOUT 10 . clock.
Death was due to heart disease.
She had been in guud health, ap-
parently, and helped that evening
in the usual farm work, milking
seven cows. She was laughing
and talking to Que of the little
boys when she dropped dead.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

Nearly a quarter of million
Italians we admitted into the
United States as immigrants dur
ing the fiscal year ending June
80, 1903, compared with 4o,os6
from Germany, 7O,28s from Nor
way and Sweden and 68,947 from
Great Britain and Ireland. The
figure in some respects are very
unsatisfactory. The Italians out
number all the others mentioned.
It would be much better if each
of the other classes out nu mbered
the Italians. There is another
very unsatisfactory consideration
in connection with immigration
statistics. It is we'll known that
as a rule the Italians are confined
to the large cities or in colonies
in mining districts, etc. Worse
still it is assertel>on very good
authority that as q rule as one
votes all vote and their votes are
controlled by political bosses or
their employers. This is not the
case with the other nationalities
referred to, at leastnotafter they
have been in this country long
enough to become somewhat
Americanized. But there is some.
thing favorable in the immigra.
tion statistics for the past year
There is a noticeable increase in
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

Roasted peanuts, no less than
q pint, eaten just before retiring
at night is Recommended for in-
somnia, y copious draught OF
water to be taken Immediately
after eating. This is not q pea
nut advertisement but said to be
the advice of Secretary Wilson Of
the agricultural department.
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Temperance Notes.

The Y's gave a social and en-
tertainment at the K. p. Hall last
Friday evening in which they
furnished a very nice program,
after which they servedicecream
and cake.
The following pronouncements
were recently posted upon the
walls about Paris, issued by the
Investigation Council for pro-
noting the public welfare. and
now displayed freely throughout
the country.
alcoholism is the chronic
poisoning resulting from the con-
stant. use Of alcohol, even if this
does not produce drunkenness"
'.Itis an error to say that al
cohol is a necessity to the man
who has to do hard work. or that
it restores strength. The arti-
fetal stimulation which it pro-
duces soon gives way TO exhaus.
tinn aud nervous depression. Al
cohnl is good for nobody, but
works harm to everybody
'.Alcohol produces the most
varied and fatal diseases of the
stomach and liver; paralysis,
dropsy and madness. 1t is one
of the most frequent causes of
tuberculosis. /"
Lastly, il aggravates and en-
hances all acute diseases, typhus
pneumonia, and erysipelas. These
diseases only attack sober man
in a mild degree, while they quick
ly do away with a man who drinks
alcohol.
'.The sins of the parents against
the laws of health visit their off
spring. If the children survive
the first months of their lives,
they are threatened with imbecil-
ity or epilepsy, or death carries
them away a little 1ater by such
diseases as meningitis or con-
sumption"
alcoholism is one of the most
terrible plaques to the individual
health the existence of the home
and the prosperity of the nation. =
This document was signed by
the president Of the medical fac
ulty Of Paris, by the Chairman
of the Institute of France and by
the medical director of the Hos
pital Hotel Dieu of Paris, ex-
perts who are perfectly aware of
the declaration they are making
on the subject of alcoholism and
it's efects.-From the address of
Lady Henry Somerset before the
world s convention assembled in
Geneva June Gil.
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THE COURIER.
ny Percy -. 0rsshshass'
Russia has Qamed a date fov
the evacuation of Manchuria. It
will be as movable as the date Of
the trial Of a rascal who has the
price. 4

The Japanese idea of the Nor
roe doctrine is that it means
..America for North Americans,
and anything else they can get. .
The view is extreme. Ameri-
cans could get much, if they were
aggressive, that they have no idea
Of reaching after.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

The wife of an Indiana editor
whipped his stenographer, upset
q barrel of ink; pied . lot of type,
and otherwise made plain the
fact that she was the fighting
member Of the outfit. The lady
is said to be q leader in society.
Where she leads others must fol-
low or run the risk Of q black
eye.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

In London a man is about to be
tried for an attempt to commit
suicide. When such an attempt
is successful it is capital offense
and when it fails there ought to
be some penalty. Fargo Call.
He ought to be given solitary
confinement for six months twice
ayear.
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Here and There.

Here and There.
A young man at Hope sent his
im,ended wife to Aneta last Fri
day to await his coming on Tues
day, when they were to be mar
ried. He has not shown up SO
far and that raised the ire Of The
editor of the Panorama.
Bhnch Butler q fifteen year
old girl. was drowned at New
Rockford. She had gone swim
ming in the James river.
The board of aldermen Of the
city Of Aneta held it's first meet.
ing last Saturday. They expect
nothing but law and order to pre-
vail from hencefor,h.
The new town If Underwood is
booming. Over $1,000 worth Of
lots have already been sold in an
ticipation of the arrival of the new
railroad branch.
A North Dakota matron died
the other day and left q husband
aud eleven children to mourn.
A statistical editor figured that
she hal d;.rned 10000 socks,
cooked 100000 meals, washed. L.
900, 600 dishes and was entitled
to go to heaven.
The newspaper boys are always
easy. They have been worked
for numerous free notices by the
chautanqua nassment aA1.aow
the state fair project is coming
in for u boost: The pencil push
e-s are charitable lot of cusses
generally.
jamestown Alert: Frank Smith
the Kensul barber. and Thomas
Crawford, II resident of the north
ern part Of the county, were TAX
en- to Tho l'e,'itenti;.ry one day
last week by Sheriff Eddy and
Henry Nier'ing. Smith was sen
fenced to serve two years fol
beating his wife brntally, his in
ten,ion being TO kill her, and
Crawford stabbed Samuel Atche
son in the back with a knife, in
flicting bad wound. Both mer
were drunk when they com mitted
the crimes.
A lot of young fellows in an
Ohio town has a good time with q
tramp last week. They took him
into a shed, gave him q good bath
shaved him and cut his hair
They then bought new suit OF
clotles, white shirt and standuI
collar and dressed him out com
plete. But when they attem pied
to burn his hobo clothes he OBJ
jected and fought for them with
such desperation their suspicious
we're aroused and upon search
they found $1.4OO sewed up in
th.. coat.
Mrs. Lawrence Hunter of Ches.
ter. w. Va, is believed to be the
youngest great-grandmother in
the country. She is but so years
old and on Sunday night her
great-grand daughter was born.
Mrs. Hunter, her son and her
grandson were all married at the
age of about is and children came
to each of them early in life.
There is q probability that the
postofice at Everest will be dis
continued. The railroad company
has cut out It's agent there, and
it is now incumbent upon the
post master 10 get out and hang
up the mail bags at 2 o'clock il
the moroi q duty that Tx
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-30

There is a probability that the
postofice at Everest will be dis
continued. The railroad company
has cut out It's agent there, and
it is now incumbent upon the
post master 10 get out and hang
up the mail bags at 2 o'clock in
the moroi lg-a duty that tfe
The Somerset reporter., 1903-04-02
.pproved March 24.l
CHAPTER 1874.

An Act In relation to the discharge OF
uebtors in cases now pending in In
solvent Courts.
Section l. \ discharge shall not be
granted to a debtor in any case now pend
ing in the several iusolVent courts OF this
state unless written application is made
therefor to the judge before the first day
Of January, nineteen hundred and four,
and in case no such application Is made,
all proceedings in such case may be dis
missed upon motion of any party inter
csted after sucn notice, II any as the
Judge shall order.
Section :. This act shall take effect
when approved.
TADproVed March PAL