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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10

Snnerbulb eiuer ISOLDE nad)
Gem Sobe hires Wfunnes Itarb per'
f~loiicne ISOLDE 5rau Maria u.
Sd,oefle in Der Samtlien.@ obuung,
50 IS. S. StroBe, i'm &iter bon 81
SSSahren.
Die 4resbDterian Bubliibing
Company bat 3pei Nenberungen IN
ibren Interpretations Nrtifeln
MAIDEN Iaiien, inoem Der 0ame uno
oas lfttellfapital gednOert mlrben.
Der Nonc Der nelteu @eielifaft,
ipelhe Die 0eid)dfte iibernimmt, iii
@eitern 8ubltibtng Company unb
Die Sumnle oes @ftienfapituls iii
BON s., 900 altf $4,000 erbobt ippr=
Dem. 8rGiibent Ser @eieaihait lit
81. 6. a6I4e uno SefretGr y.
Mobre.
SEER Seinri6 &eQp, bon Ser
Seibitou Sirmo &elp & Sollanb on
Der 0lap StraBe, bat ieinen Sbeil
Oes Geih0ftes an &nrl s. Spbnion
perfouft, melder oen 2eib'taa an Der
Ode Ger II. unS Clap StroBe be.
list.
SSn Ser @obnmg ibrer Sotter,
per Srau s. q. Cummings, 2Sr
SocuIt StraBe, itarb Srml Naria j,
SemnrO naf I1ngerer &ranfbeit, i'm
Sitter bon SO Sabren.
= s. 8. GssI6pf, 2ei6enbsitatter,
1880 Soipa Str. Selepbon 361.
SSn ieiuer Mobnung, ga Saul
mann Ipenle. iturb AM Spnntag
Worgen Inn boIb fiinf llbr, Serr
Eeter @ilhelm Albinger i'm boben
Sitter bon SO Snhrer. Serielbe mar
aus Seiien &aiiel gebiirtig urD fam
i'm Sabre 1S47 nod Nmerifo, unO
iuobnte ieit 1855 in S1lbudlle. Die
geerbigulg far0 am 9ienstag
Moraen llin 8 ltbr bon Der Ser5
eSSciu : Stride aus, itatt. Woge er
ruben IN Srieoen! Gen tralernOen
Sinterbliebenen Wnier ber5lihes Sci.
leio!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
&IetnereVa1rt1ten aus Staot
uno Mut9e8euo.

- cSn ser Suntilien : 8pbnlng,
527 Glap StraBe, itarb &err Solepb
@ittmer, Sr. 9erielbe- mar ,5it
Grlinsbad i'm 8anton SolotGurn IN
Der Sdnpei5 ont 10. NtOpeuber
1926 aeboren uilD fam i'm Sabre
1916 nnd 9lmerifa ,tnb Ct. 2oris,
bon mo er 1856 na6 9ltbllQlie ii6ers
iiebelte. Gr mar i'm Sabre 1855 IN
Ct. 2olliS nit Sri. Sobmma Sdlil-
madler eebeirdtbet poroen, neld)e
linn am %. Wtar6 1901 i'm Sobe
porausging. Gs iiberleben ben
Geritorbenen sic folgenoen &inber,
dle in Subltqlle Dphnbaft: IS. SO,
SSr., SEQ, SRI. 8~ertbdlbn, Srou s.
SiBpatrid uno Srau SrieOrif &om-
miller. Die SeerOigung fano an
Sreitoq Na6mittoe itatt. Gen
trauern0en Sinterblie6enen nlier
8eileio.
Sine &errenfumg nod 10
idhlimm oDer cine Sueti6ung nod
10 idpor5 ousiebenb miro nady Dem
@ebroude pon ct. Safob3 Del per,
if,lpinoen. Wan penoe onllelbe TO-
furt frGftig an.
Sm S6meIternbaltS Ser Sran.
aisforer : Sdymeitern oubier in gu
bllqlle, itarb am Snmstag Worgen
Die ebrip. Sd)peIier Gli5obetb. Sic
iel6e lit pGbreno Ben lebten brei
SSabren an eirem Ser5leiOenL neldes
bicielbe ourd einen Iniaa BON Ynell-
monia beiiel. Shpeiter Gli3abetb
mirrbe oln 26. SSlmi 1887 81 @erte,
@eItfolen, geboren. SSm Sabre
1865 trut lie Dem SrOen al Serforb,
@cItfolenJ bel. Sn 1875 fam lie
nad, Amerifa uno iuar mn ct.
Soiepb's . College bierielbit algez
ltellt, bis 5lrm Sabre 1892, no lie sur
Sberiu erlpGblt muroe. Seitber mar
lie i'm Sdnpeiternbalrie tbdtig. 9as
@~ear1bniB ianb am Mtontag Worgen
itott. 9ie HeQuiem. Meiie mltrbe IN
Der ISABELLE Ger Sdneitern geiungen.
Moae lie ruben III 6rie0en!
s.. g. Jranben,, Deuti4er Wbpotat
unb Rotar, Simmer 413 Sffiees@es
bGube. 9. unb WainsS Strait
Ginen iebr ~trolri9en llnfaa
erIitt Der 1~7iGbrige sll6an 2obrmonn
bel Der gfrbeit IN Der anGpfe.6obrit
bahier. 9ei Ser Irbeit an elmer
Mnidine, flOg ein Stiif Giien Dem
iunQen Wame ms sluge unO Die
&erlebllng beS SrgoneS mar cine
Gerurtiae, Dab Tie cine Separation be.
n0tbigte, Ourd melhe oaS cine glllge
entiernt 'meroen muBte, nm oas
onbere alt retten. Der jlrnge Mann
lit Elm Sobn Der Samtlie 9obrmauu
an DER Glleen StraBe m%obnbaft.
-2ineban &c WolO. 0ampfbeisuns.
plumbins unb Gement, 472 Drains
StraBe.
Serr 9irner, Sr., bat einen
Brief bon ieiuem Sobue Sobaun aus
Californian erDalten, no oerielhe in
elmer Sobelmiible arbeitet, in mel.
diem bcridtet miro, oaB Serr 9irner,
Sr.. einen idmeren llnioq erlitt, in.
bem ein Stiif Glen oemielben arli
Den aopf iiel. gufangS alaubte
man. Der Mann lei tobt. Gr mar
lmnae 3eii bemuBtlps, bat lid iebod,
DleOer erbolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
SuSt inn Bette aeiunSeu.

gm Nontog Mor9eu fonoen NiC
MnNcb0ri3cn ser 6nrnilic @eorl
@ettcr benielbcn in ieiner @obnumq
al Der Is. unO &ine StruBe foot i'm
gette Dor. Gerielbe bate iit an
Nbcn0 porber in better @eimobeit
sur Nllbc bcGebcn mo crIitt lu1brent
Der 9tntt cineH Ser5idlag. 8ettet
mar - Sabre ult un0 binterlGB,
1rIne @attin ul0 mebrere &in0er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
9eutlhe fatbnlii6e Jarmcr aeIu6t.

S8ir boben mgsiabr $50 6armeu III fol.
9enoen Counties btli9 81 uertauieu: Sber;
burn, SteurnS, Benton, Worriiou uuo Cobb
Gountp, MttuneIora. GQe uabs bel tatbos
lii6en Sirden uIo S1uleu. suite cnltis
uirte Saruen IN $50 bis $40 per 2dsr unb
1901 900 9Ider I'M weltIideu Canada inn Rot.
bern Giltritt uebit freie SeinIitdtte. 0anl
haben mir 100, 600 Ader III Norton 60, q.
o., ;u IS bis Sl2 per Ader, aus9e,si6neler
gooen, uHo nebenbei aud nod irele Seim
latte I'M ielbeu Gonntp. Dan i6rsibe mn
ireie Girtnlare All:
THE STUDER LAND CO.,
st. Cloud, Mimi,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
MurkthPrtd1te
8Ir Den @rpBperfauf.

Dubnque, ben z. Wdr1.
Setreioe, 9eu, MebL etc.
Saisr: 35@36c.
Eorn: 45@50c.
@trte: 4o-4Sc per 8nibel.
Hoggen: 45-50c per 8uibel.
Sen: $8.00@l1. 90.
RebI: Pateut, 81. a0@4,aO; itraisbt,
50 .S0@3.9O.
jtleie: $500.
Sutter, Gier Rie.
Gter: 1916 per Onseub.
Sltter: Dairp, s2c p. Piunb; Creams
erp, 25@27s.
aaIe: aabm : Rdis, 1910; srid, 1876,
groceries etc.
&eis: 6i-atc per 9iuub.
3wiebeln: 8O@75c per guibel.
aepiel: 3.00@3.5O per Barrel.
RartpfeI: so per. gui6el.
Sieb.
Stisre: 50 .O0@4.25.
Ginber: $3.00@3. 20.
6ube: $2.50@2.7 rs.
8Glber: $4.00Q5. 90.
Nriiblin9sz S1mmer: SO. 75@3.00
Sbwelne (aui Dem 6uB): S6.50@6.15 per
builbert Yfunb.
Sefiigel: 10-11c.
Sieb (sei6la5tst).
Rinoheii6: s@9sc per Hiunb climber.
S994c per pinnp.
S9afieii6: Sdaffeiib, 12c; SammsI.
felld, l3c.
propi ions.
geraidertes 5Ieii6S diuten 12a@13s;
Sped, 12@14c.
S6mal3: 11@l1ic.
&oblen: 9arttoblen, $1,000 per COME.
Solj: @uteS Gideubola 5.50@S6.00 per
Soroe.
GeiaI;ene gulls Saute: go. 1, z Gents ;
9to. 2. 6 Gents.
I. Srti6 geialjene SalbbGute: 90. 1, 10
GeitS go. 2, ST 9suts.
Solg: 9to. l, 8tGentS go. g, ST Gents.
Sbalsieue: 100 lS@eutS.
Trp 8cne, $l2. 90 per Tonne; Miueral,
S24 per 2auisno; SIat SAT-, $31@8e per
3ouus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
,Su Den Sisnit Der :. 3. Ybilipps
GDmouup eiudetreteu.

&err Sanles Suuipou, melder
lpGbrenO Der letter 10 Sabre mir Die
6irmu 80. 8. 8ilbius 60. bon Mil.
lUolIfee reiite, lit in Den 9ieuIt Der Z,
i. Gbilipp$ So. BON dubuque ge,
trcten mo miro iiir bieie arbeiten,
SEER Slllipan lit melt unb brett
beitenS befanut unb ole Sirma &c,
ipiHnt in ibnt eiren iebr fabisen mir
pppuIaren Heiienoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Spre6t bnr !

@ir iino in Der yage, Sic nit allen
SOrtsn 9lenwaaren, Ssdeu. Ssppis
den, Matten uno Seltu6 su uerlebeu,
ale BON l%sitenoen 5abrltanten asma9t
uno Ge9en Scar S~etauft. meihe mir 81
Yreiien anbieten, Die ipnlt nirgenos
arg.boten meroen tOnnen.
Sames 2eoi & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Gem mpnatlihen Weridte

bes Generals etretdrs Der S6Isge.
ieIlidaft BON Soma, Srn. y. &ern,
on Die 9irettoren eutnehmen plr:
SIN Wonate 6ebruGr Durben:
Neue Witglieoer Gufgenommen Is
Mitglieoer entlaiien II
gS itarhen i'm Sonuar 3
GS itorben I'M 6ebruar 1
3%uIanrnlen: 16
besobIt ss,ooo.Oo
an Dem @eierbe.6 ono be.
sablt 1890
@aar porbanOen am %.
Sebr. einiflieBli6 oes
sterbefombs 81, 4e7 go
gnar porbanoen am %.
fSebr. einidlieBli6 bes
Iusgobeu- Souos . 2,2S5,25
3uiamnen: . $4,7S2.S5
llnbe3obIte S~terbef1lle
porhdilben 3 100000
Mon n1lB Serrn 9ern anerfen-
nln9 fir bieie eeitditsmdmiihe
8oraangSrpeiie 5ollen, Oenn iold!
III onatlih Seridte 5eigen DAB
Die 9!reftoren IN fur5en Eeriooen
ltetS genaile angaben Dor iih baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
0eactt &rcbS5maoen.

Sd enpfeble hermit Stroop's beriibmte
oeuti6e Quluer. 0ieiel6en beileu ieoeu (Hp6
ni6t aIfgebro9eierD Erebs iouobl inuerli6
oils duberli1. 3as oHertanHt ein;ig bette
Wittsl, nm MogenfrebS sriolgrei6 gu beilen.
@esen Naberem 3eH8uiiie 1t. |. no, i6reibe
mani oil:
@owaso =. 8nesins,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Gaichamoiuuq.

Serr Mois 9aieI, 90. 1919 Soma GtraBe,
Gubuqus, Soma, bat tets cine pouitaubise
Nuspobl eiubeimiider uub importirter 6aie.
iorten porrdtbig. aIswdrtige gelteuumgen
peroeu prompt beior9t. Breisline pirb aui
BerlanoelI gerle ;lgelalot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
8eamtcnipabl.

Ger Ct, qlopIins : @erein Der
&ers Seiu : Gemeiube ermGbIte Die
~folaenOen 9eomten fiir bas Iaufenoe
Snbr:
-&rGiioent - &arl Sbontas.
&ice, 8%rGiioent - Martin Srom'
melt.
Recorbirenber SetretGr Geo.
&iQc.
3innn3 SetretGr - Ru6ert
Spcht.
SdaBmeiiter So3n 4iefer.
Mari6oa - Sobn Grimm.
Wit9lico oeS Sinan3.Gomttes
George BoncraB.
Goaeftoren - Geter SiQmo une
Sllbert SolBmanl.
Der Serein lit Der ItarfIte inter
ben OeIti9en &atbolifen unb hte
MitaIieoer5abI iuGfit beltdnbig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Gruti6e fatbpliide Farmer griu9t,

nm CUTE Narmsn Hno wilOsS 9anb III @fit.
tel Winneiota blaig gu tduisu. Geuti9e,
tutbplii6e llmgebunS. @robe benti6e.
fatbolil6e 6ir6e mo S6ule. Mau lsuoe
8oiltarte iir ireie eaubtorte nIo Girtnlare.
u. Wurrap, @aoeua, WtuM-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
&atbpIiFcu b~erlauat,

nm quite iulproueb 6arms III tdufen III
6anIas. prsiS o 81 bis $25 per slder.
man i6reibe al 8. 9. 8ornbolt, 9lain=
pile, NoofS 60, !R0ns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Sopa sSarmen III berfanirm.

10000 SLIDER perbeliertes 6armlanb, i'll 40
bis 500 ELDER 6arnen pertbeiit, III ben be-
rilbmten 8orns NIB Molfersi Counties
Somaro uno yQiuneIb;ef. 9aub lit beinabe
aars eben. nit REDEEM ldwar;sm gooen.
Grnten iiber. greiie pom $40 III $50 pro
9lder. Shitt iiir 9iite aler Sarmen, mel6e
mir ;t p~erfauieu baben. lln9eiGbr 80 Sar=
met liesea III Der gtdbe pon tatboIilden
8ir6en NIB S6uleu. S6reibt oil s. s..
guers, Gresco, Scpwo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Tarnicu III 6%crfauieu.

Bier perbelierte 8armeu, gutter goben, in
beuti6ey, tatboliider gisgelIo, uabe 6irbe
uuo S6ule gu pertalieH. lin 1fdberes
wenbe man ii9 oil George 9aupt, Wslroie,
MinI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
gu berfanfen.

100 9lder qanb in Ssiierion Eounibip, ios
wie ;rpei quite 6Guier uuo Qptteu III Der
Stabt. Sebr bilig. q. 8. Meper,
SecWritp Suiloiu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Mn 9anoiumsr.

@ir bobsu Oil 100 900 9tder por,ioliher
Tdrms 2Gnosreien III Minleiota ulo Glib.
Satota 81 Breiien ppn So bis SCI pro Ater
gu uerfauien.
Gbeniuts cine Sarm Don 1,0a0 ader nit
9lten @ebdnoen.
Gin Sarln bon 40 gder, iGmmtli9 cults
pirt, nit 9uteH Gebdioeu.
Sin iib GIT ;aBlenoeS Sotel unb anbereS
Sarms NIB Staotci9entbum eutlpeoer ~ pers
talfen ODER ;l uertani6er.
Bite bel uns porSuipredcn NIB mir wer.
ben Sbren sSiIniden entIprebeu.
S0bm Yier Il Co.,
@rnnbei9entbnms unb gerii6eruusss asent,
352 Siebente StraBe, 0ubuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
MDblirtss Scuti6es 0afbaas 3u Der.
miethru.

Gasielbe lit IN einem portreili6en Ge
i6aitStbeiie Der Stubt Gubuqne aele9en unb
bat cine quite Sarmertunbi6ait. @eboite iiir
Yierbe NIB &agen liuD %uorbauoen. Ter
gigentbiimer lit ge3wun9eu, geiuubbeitss
balber oas @ei6Gft auisugebeu. I'm mGbere
Angabeu penbe man lid All z. g., care Of
Catholic 4rinting So, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
E~xECUTRix' NOTICE.

ExEcuTRix' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all per,
sons interested, that on the End day
of March, A. ID. 1903, the undersigned
was appointed by the District Court
of Dubuque County, Iowa, Executriy
of the Estate of Peter Arensdorf, de.
ceased, late of said County.
Dated at Dubuque, March 2, 1908.
SUSAN ARENSDORFF,
EXecutrix.
T. j. Paisley, Attorney for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Gbica9o, ben Z. Mar;.
Wetrstoe

Gbica8o, ben Z. Mar3.
Istrstoe
1ei,eu-
Otai: TAG
Suli.: 7l@72t.
8orn-
0iai: 47@47E.
SnlI. 45s@454.
Safer
Oiai: S4a @S5.
Suli. 3li@32t.
Ytebmarft.
Sdwsine--
Sbpsre, 81. 1O@7.55.
Sbipere. raube, 81. 10@7.30.
gei9te, Sc. 75@S7.25.
gemiI6te, ST. 00@7.45.
gleb-
0tmbpieb, SO 1O@5.75.
Siibe ulo Rtllber. 81. 50@4.S0
3eras Stiere, SO. 9O@4.50.
&eiterus, So. a5@6.10.
Sbaie-
gSeitli6e 2Gmmer, SIS. 00@7.00.
Ginheimiibe 9Gmmer 8 4.T5@7.00.
g8eilli6e SGaie, $3. 75@5.6 50.
Ginbeimii6e Shaie. S3.6O@5.T0.
Vroptaonea
S6meiiieieiIh-
Wai. SIS. 30@S1s.45.
Suli. $l7. S0@$l7.9 so.
Shmals-
Wtai. S1O.O2@$10.1 Is.
SnIi. SO. 95@$10. 10.
Hippen-
@tai. 80. S2@9.97.
Suli. 50. S0@$9.9 5.
SIa6siameu-,
Wtai. S1.1S.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18

Rev. S. Currie of Park River will be
here as usual Tuesday evening next
week for the purpose of conducting
Episcopal services at the Prinyer build.
ing.
Dinner will be served both days dur
ing the races of next week at the Masonic
Hall by the Ladies Guild of the Pres
byterian church. The proceeds go to-
ward the building fund.
Sunday services at the NJ. Z. church
of this city will be held morning and
evening at the usual hours. Preaching
at Harvey Centre in the afternoon at
three o'clock. Subject of the discourse
in the morning, "All Things for Good"
in the evening, 1.-The Need and Way of
Reconciliation. Meeting of the Ep-
worth League precedes the evening
service, commencing at seven o'clock
with Mrs. w. r. Bradley and Miss Orpha
Cochrane as leaders, subject Loyalty
to the King and Kingdom Everybody
welcome. Rev. w. B. Marsh, pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18
For the latest in mems hats go to G.


J. Kelly's.
Adamant takes the lead. Liebeler d
Finerty have it for sale.
The best wall plaster is adamant.
Liebeler & Finerty sell it.
Mrs. o. H Engebretson is making a
visit here with her brother, Landlord
Charter of the U. C. Il. hotel.
Teacher d. j. Ridlington, of the high
school left this week to spend the sum
mer vacation at his home in South
Dakota.
Monday was flag day but the lack of
anything resembling Old Glory around
town would Indicate Langdon people
generally overlooked the fact.
Tomorrow, Friday. afternoon the
Guild social circle meet at the home of
Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan. A cordial invita-
ton is extended all ladies of the city to
attend.
The meeting of the Langdon Fomens
Club for Tuesday afternoon next has
been postponed one week, owing to the
race meeting of the driving association
coming ON the same day.
Collector Barcelo, of the customs post
at Elkwood, has been at Fargo the
greater part of the week in attendance
at U. S. court. looking after business
connected with smuggling case.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18
Gossip and Notes.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s.sday evening the council meet as a
GENERALIZATION to give attention to
I, registered on the tax assessment.
-, As it is threshing outfits are be-
,,shed in by local dealers in a way
n indicates that the crop this fall
be disposed of in record breaking
are quantities of grain have been
,.sted here this week. The elevator
claim they have been as busy as at
fine since the bulk of the crop was
tsted.
d,ance announcements of events to
p,,t the Winnipeg fair next month
70 that the fair will be better this
than over before. The Winnipeg
IS growing to be tho biggest thing in
Northwest.
.pgdon will have one of those old
ioued Fourth of July celebrations
year. 1t will be none the less en-
lille after the exertion of caring for
crowd of visitors which will make
bedon a hive of industry next week.
fer July LIST all cans used for the
pose of holding gasolene oil will be
hired to bear a red label with the
u Of ths contents thereon. In this
tor the DEMOCRAT would add that
lsior this purpose can be bought at
office If desired.
IL have been informed by the fore
.ot the construction crew of the long
ance telephone line that there are
crews camped within a radius OF
ymiles from here engaged in the ex-
ion Of branch lines Of the North
terms long distance service.
Eslhalla is holding back all its re-
storces for big day they are pre-
lg to enjoy on July 9Th when the
ettlers of the state will gather there.
affair is being managed blythe Wal
Alodge of Foreters and no doubt
ytrom here will go over and have
time.
sneral Order No. 8. relating to trans
alton of the troops to and from the
|mpment of the state militia at
bis Lake. has been received by the
srs of Co. u. The company will
eLangdon on the afternoon passen-
"Wednesday next week. The COM
will travel in heavy marching or
carrying regulation and khaki uni
Is.
Fom the section of timber country
sthe banks of the Pembina river
tts come of the ripening of large
sof North Dakota's native grown
fruits. such as berries, plums,
mes and crab apples and parties
town will make berry picking trips
e woodlands in large numbers as
fEult rlpenS. On the prairies the
strawberries give prospect of being
Plentiful and an early crop.
ut week Langdon will be the centre
Traction for hundreds of visitors
ng here to take in the race meeting
aesday and Wednesday. The circus
fused to give a performance here or
fday will test the ability of the towr
ze care of a crowd numbering any
. from $500 to 10000 people. Il
@ figured as week -of holiday
sfor people of Cavalier county and
0flng quite line of trade to thu
Sand hotels.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up 70 noon Thursday, June
IS, 1908, By AGENT Soueh, Of the Cafgiil Elevator
Co., Lanxdon, N. OAK.
No q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-19

The Daily and Weekly Ardmoreite
offer to some young man or young
lady an opportunity to easily earn a
scholarship in one of the best busi-
ness colleges Of the country. To OBJ
tain this scholarship you are required
only to do a small amount OF work
among your friends and to add profit
to the pleasure of the work, the Ard
moreite will pay you for all you do.
On October l. 1908. we will give
to the boy or girl sending us in the
largest number of annual weekly sub
scribers a scholarship including a
thorough course in bookkeeping,
shorthand or banking, in the Gaines
vile Business College OF Gaines
vile, Texas. The contest begins
June 10 and ends at IL o'clock mid.
night, Sept. 80, 1903.
Each Daily Ardmoreite subscriber
paid for two months will count as
one annual Weekly subscriber. The
price of the Weekly is 81 a year; the
pIioe Of the Daily is soc a nonth.
Retain as you pay for your work, 15c
out of each dJllar.
Regular travelling solicitors and
employees of the office are not eligible
to enter the contest.
The proposition has merit enough
to appeal to any ambitious 10y or
girl.
Let your friends know that you
want the scholarship and they will
cJme to your assistance.
Be the first one to send in a list
Of subscribers.
The contest places within your easy
grasp the best opportunity of your
life for business education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-19
PASSENGER DIES ON TRAIN.
Body Put on at Pauls Valley-Was
En- Route TO Bellville. Texas.

Special Phone to the Ardmoreite.
Pauls Valley, l. r., June ia pes
senger on this mornings southbound
train, supposed to be b. Lewis, died
suddenly about 4;10 o'clock between
Paoli and this place.
The body was put off here and turn
ed over TO Undertaken Hamm. A
memorandum book and other evidence
on his person led to the belief that his
name was Lewis. 1t is supposed that
he was a member OF the Royal Arch
Masons and the Woodmen of the
World, as he wore emblems Of these
two orders. He had purchased a tick.
ct from Oklahoma City to Bellville.
Texas, and kilograms have been sent
to both places for information concern.
ing him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-19

Those who think that Indian Terri
tory cannot keep pace with the pro
gresslve band wagon must be asleep.
Take for instance, her military fea-
lures and we find there are two first
battalion first regiment headquarters.
The first one was organized at Ard
more and later Muskogee "butted in"
And with her usual excellent spirit
TO be FIRST or bust" the Dawes com
mission town is working strenuously
to claim precedence in the matter.
Ardmore clearly has the cinch as rec
ords OF organization will show. We
understand, however, that correspond.
ence is passing between the two de.
partments with view of amicably
amalgamating and settling the matter.
This should be done as a rivalrous
contention would seriously retard and
probably hinder entirely the recognl.
tion expected from the national de-
partment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-19
ROOSEVELT IN VIRGINIA.


The president has ,icitel ;hs Uni
w,sity OF Virginia. las peeh hJspita.
by. even enthusiastic ny. received by
faculty AMI students. AMI has slcOd
ith bowed head at the tomb Of JEFF
&C. son--all Of which WAS very becom-
ing upon The part Of both the hosts
AZ q the distinguished giesis
Put Roosevelt shortng reverence
fOl Jefferson was me-, politeness. II
It was not really Pic6wiol,lan. for. CT
c. rrse, he has no sympathy with Mr..
Jeferson's statesmansIip. lie is an.
ether sort altogether. BY no stretch
- imagination can we conceive any.
th'ng in common between the politl.
cal principles Of the father OF Democ-
Ihcy and 'he exponen. Il Republican
lmrerlalism-no mora. '-sSt. VI an
clongs to all Americans 10 Lincoln
and Davis, to Burr and Hamilton, to
Sumner and Toombs, 10 Blaine and
Hill, to Cleveland and Bryan, to John
son and Hanna, TO Divine Trustee
Baer and John Mitchell--to any pair
OF antltheses in American political
history.
And the president made a speech II
was a good speech, too, catchy ebul-
llent speech, Just the thing to bring
applause from college boys fresh from
the gridiron and thrilling with ideas
OF patriotic achievement
Il want the United States" he said.
"to conduct itself in foreign matters
as you OF Virginia believe a private
gentleman should conduct himself
among his fellow citizens. (Cheers
and applause)
Il ask that we handle ourselves with
a view never to wrong the weak and
never to submit to injuries from the
strong" (Applause).
Now this is very fetching. We can
imagine the boys swelling up with
all the old Southern chivalry and
pride that made the period Of their
fathers the most picturesque In Amer-
can annals. But just where II the
application? A Southern gentleman
conducts himself just like n gentle
man of any other section or age. He
is little quicker on trigger, perhaps,
slightly more sensitive and more ex-
acting Of personal and domestic amen
tiles, but he never goes around look.
ing for an insult. That is the way Of
the bully-he is always looking for a
scrap and conjuring up a provocation.
Has anybody been insulting or al
fronting the United States?
Or is the president hunting trouble?
We fear he has made an inoppor-
tune appeal to the Southern code and
is confusing desire with occasion. He
seems to be longing for an excuse for
displaying courage.
That is Mr.. Roosevelt. He is a
small boy playing "big injun". OF
course he would fight the Indian
but as there is no indian TO fight, he
must play heroics.-Fort Worth Reg
ister
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-19
Salary Instead Of Fees.

Lare1o, Tex, June 1S.-Wm. Han
son, United States marshal for the
Southern district of Texas. spent sew
eral days in this city, having recently
returned from Washington, d. c.
where he was successful in Inducing
the department to place the deputy
marshals in this district on an annual
salary OF $1,000 in lieu of the fees
which heretofore have constituted
their sole pay.
He left this morning on a trip down
the river to Brownsville TO inform
his deputies OF the new order