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DIR, Merrick Returns.
pr.. Thomas y. Merriok has 70 tust Vl'ul
from visit to Maryland St5I
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and tho other to ENSURE the coilecuon ~. o.
the taxes due the city under tiae -o''se'TT
tuition frt1il the railroads. * b M
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eighteen years or more on wood glass,

eighteen years or more on wood, glass.
paper and linen.
Interesting experiments were made by
Professor j. u Meyer. to ascertain, ] pos
slble, the age at which blood lost Its In
dividuality. He took Egyptian tnuinmles
as promising subjects, and found that lie
could get reactions Of blood from MUM
mics supposed to be at least i've Thousand
years OF age 81
Through the recent experiments with
the blood soile scientists assert tho Dnr~
winan theory has been substantiated.
AT any rate, II marked similarity Of 40.
tion upon tho blood OF human beings and
certain classes OF monkey Ia established.
Professor e. II. y. Nutta1l, Of Ger
many, has found that serum from human
blood acts upon the blood OF certain spe.
cies OF tho appetite kinds that more near
~ APPROACH humanity.
In addition, Professor Nuttal has
proven Darwin's claim that the Old World
apo Is more closely related 10 man than
the New World ape. The blood test shows
that the blood Of tho Old World ape IS
similar TO that ofamnn, while that of the
New World apo is not Of so high II stand
ard
Another interesting point has been dee
termincd. Should occasion arise when 1t
VII be necessary to provo that certain
stains arc those OF the blood OLA monkey
and not OF man, It can be accomplished
by diuting the monkey blood two hum
dred times. Under this condition the
monkey blood will not respond. while
a similar Elution OF human blood will
not Interfere with the test
N
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FINDS TEST
FOR HUMAN BLOO[

q Continued From Front Color Page !,
The serum ts made in the same way as
With human blood. s. It will prcclpitate
4 The blood of"the corresponding animal,
and OF no other.
Serum from a dog will not prccipitate
cows blood, nor that from cat tho
life fluid Of horse.
81 BY this test the blood Of each animal
b Is readily determined, and must stand
! by itself.
Tho mills OF the gods grind slowly.
But they grind exceedingly fine"
Scientific research Is deliberate. but 1t
brings incontestible results.
DR.. Uhlenhuth has greatly strengthen
Z ed the value Of serum tests by his ex-
periments with albumen, he found.
aalbumcn, that no was able to produce n
serum that would respond only to egg
#albumen and to no other kind. Il
Experiments along other lines have
been equally positive. 1t Is poss bio
through them to determine positively the
precise cause OF O stain upon cloth or
any other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! 1t Is from
saliva or other secretions OF the body.
", In other words, these new experiments
have drawn the net OF investigation SO
closely that inanimate agents In many
cases OF mysterious crime will DO able
Il to Fix the blame. III
In making the test for blood, a dry
stain or two, or several threads from a
piece Of cloth that contains tho stain.
may be sufficient,
The stained article Is soaked In salt
water, the test serum added, and. II the
stain Is duo to the blood from which the
serum was trepnred, there is "a distinct
cloudlng In the test tube within an hour
or two. #
Murderers In the past have. often tried
to wash blood stains from, their clothing.
or contamipate them with dirt. Here-
after their palms will not avail y the
latest methods Of investigation are en-
ployed,
More than that, Prof. z!emke,A Of Ger--
many, has proven that when human ana
animal bloods are mixed Il Il possible 70
separate them and determine each,
IN tho New York Medical Journal
short time ago, w, II. Birohmore assert-
ed that the blood OF several individuals,
IL mixed. even In SIN airs on cloth, may
be differentiated and classified,
In tho past ono Of the greatest diffi-
culties has been due to thu age Of the
blood stainfat issue LAWYERS have held
land cleared their clients--that the blood
found upon the prisoner was SO old that
II was impossible to ascertain the origin
Of 1t. BY the newest developments in
the tests the age Is found to make no
difference Drs Graham Smith and
Sanger obtained from Scotland Yard,
London specimens OF blood stains many
years old and found TINT every one re-
sponded readllyy Experiments have been
succssalul With blood that had dried
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CHAPTER VIII.
THE MERCEN.ARYs SPIRIT. AND SIM
PLIClTY. a II "A

. +.
We have just clbowed In passing n
certain widely spread prejudice, which
attributes a magic power to money,
Brought 80 near to a burning ground,
we will not avoid It; but we will set
foot on It, persuaded that there are many
truths to toll They are not new,
but they arc 50 forgotten,
II do not see any means OF getting
along without money, All that certain
theorists and legislators have been able
TO do M 70 This day. thtY shp occ4sc
it OF all our evils, has been TO change The
name or form But they have never
been able to get along without a repre-
sentative sign Of the cOmlerrlal Nstiue
OF things. To wish Ia SUPPRESS money
Is an attempt analogous to that oflsun.
pressing writing. II Is not less true
though, that the question OF money is
very troublesome. II forms one OF the
principal elemrnts OF our complex life.
The economic dlflcnlties whore we arc
struggling, social conventions and all the
agencies of modern HE. have brought
money TO rank ~ high that II is not
astonishing that lumay Imagination nj
tributes ~ It y sort of royalty. And
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07

Our Methodist friends are contem-
plating making some big improve
ments to their church property. They
are figuring on purchasing two more
lots, one east and one west OF the
church, digging a big basement under
the church and putting in a heating
plant, building an annex on the east
side and also an addition on the rear
end for the pulpit and choir, then they
are figuring on putting in pews In the
main building, the whole amount to
cost from $500 to 5000. Pastor. fe
Long is certainly a rustler and If any
body that makes these Improvements
q go he certainly can. Let the good
work 60 on.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07
The Elijah.

There could be nh better
voucher for the Music Festival
to be given in Fargo this month,
than the fact that all our people
who were present last spring at
the rendition of the Messiah. are
more than anxious to hear the
Elijah this year.
The two oratorios are so unlike
that a new experience waits last
years visitors. Many of the
best musicians prefer the more
dramatic Elijah, which next to
the Messiah is probably the best
known of all great m usical works
except operas.
Music is the oldest, the high
est, the most profound and the
most exact as we'll as exacting
of all the arts and the Oratorio is
the most popular form in which
the great composers presented
their work. No one need fear
that he will not understand, or
that the music will be over his
head. There is something very
plain and simple about an
Oratorio, with all its greatness.
Those mighty choruses just car y
one along on their splendid wav-
% Of sound, and the beautiful
solos live in ones memory and
translates themselves to ones
understanding long after one has
returned to his treadmill of bust
ness and house, excepting.
If will speak eloquently for
the taste of our little town if the
Festival receives our liberal
patronage, and the patrons will
certainly receive rich returns for
time and money so spent.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07
A Love Letter.

Would not interest you If you're
looking for a guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of
Ponder, Mo-, writes: II suffered with
an ugly sore for year, but a box Of
Bucklin's Arnica Salve cured me.
It's the best Salve on earth. 25c at
II. H. Bateman's drug store.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07
Broke Into His House.

S. LIE Quinn Of Covendish, VT, was
robbed of his customary health by in
vasion of Chronic Constipation. When
DR.. Kings New Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested
and now he's entirely cured. They're
guaranteed to cure. Csc at Fl III
Bateman's drug store.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07

Miss Josie Anderson has accented
. position in Jimeson q Oason,s store.
Strychnine, Formaldelyde, blue
vitrtol, ETC., Ia large or small Quanti-
ties 1T Almklov's drug store.
FOR SALE-Seventeen ton good
hay. Apply to G. Marson, Cooper
st0wn, N. ID.
FOR sALE-Hotel and livery barn
at Hannaforl, N. D. Apply to Nord-
ing & Aim, Hannaford. n. D.
The board OF, county commissioners
met in regular quarterly session Mon
day and Tuesday Of this week.
Wall paper in stock. Thousands of
samples to select from. Also curtain
stretchers at Almklove's drug store.
DR.. and Mrs. Truscott, of Binford,
were in the city Monday and took in
the Columbian quartette in the even
ing.
Crane & johnson have purchased
the Office fixtures Of VIM. Glass and
now have we'll equipped office in the
furniture line.
LANDTo RENT.-sixty five acres
or about that. Very near the village
of Hannaford, n. d. Enquire of John
B. Armstrong, Hannaford, N. D..
Gust Olson has been putting in a
new door in his store and otherwise
fixing up the interior and now has q
neat and attractive store.
Just received a new line Of Spring
Styles Of Steven Bros. Suits, Walking
Skirts and Jackets at Mrs. Stevens.
Justice Nels p. Nelson will have
court rooms over Gust Olson's store
and will have = very good place to
hold court. The rooms are those oc-
cupDied by DR.. Platou.
The Moderation Club gave the last
dance of the season at the opera house
last Tuesday evening. Large crowd
and swell time is the general verdict.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of q new law firm this week,
Bartlett b Gladstone which will be
found In another column of this paper.
Erick Erickson has something to
say to our readers this week. II you
want anything in the line of Cream
Separators or farm machinery see him.
Messrs. NJ. G. Evenson, I. D. Allen
and H. III. Bateman went out before
breakfast Tuesday morning and bag
ged three geese and two ducks which
isn't bad to start in on.
A phone message was received from
Geo. Foss Tuesday night saying that
his brother was dead. His remains
were taken in charge by the Califor-
mia Masonic lodge whohave been look
ing after him while he was sick.
I. d. Allen has purchased VIM.
Glass building on Burrell avenue and
will move his jewelry business to that
place. He will have very fine place
for his business. Mr.. Glass has moved
his Office upstairs in the Morris
building next door.
F. w. Soule, the eyesight specialist
will be at Aliens Jewelry Store again
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Apr.
I, and 8 pepared to examine defect
i've eyes and fit glasses when needed.
Don't miss this chance.
Go hear Ing. Void, F. ]. Stone, G
A. Mcconnell and w. d. Hartman in
their minstrel specialties.
s
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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07


work. Must understand cooking. APP.
ply to Mrs. n. A. PATTERSON:
T. r. Roestuen has gwen up his
position as delivery clerk in John
Syyerson's big store and is succeeded
by Knute Alison.
A baby girl was born to NJ. and
Mrs. Alex Urquhart March 80, 1904
and tie genial Alex. is wearing q
smile yard wide, one Of those smiles
that won't rub OF.
Poison the gophers early and save
the growing crop. Strychnine in any
quantity at 81. 81. Bateman's.
Geo. Foss left for Pomona, CAL,
Tuesday afternoon, called there by the
very serious illness Of his brother. We
lncerely hope that Mr.. Foss will find
his brothers. condition much better
when he reaches his destination.
Mrs. d. r. Davis went to Valley
City last week and will be under DR..
Platou's care for q couple Of months,
in the meantime Dan will accept all
invitations to eat out and will have
a good time fixing up around the
house.
AGAR load of Woven Fencing 1T Mat.
G. Evenson's.
Dot Moffat made q patent rat trap
last week and set 1t in a good place.
When he came home to supper he
found he had caught Joe McCulloch's
pet cat. Dot is SO pleased at his sue
cess that he has applied for q patent
but he don't want to catch Joe's cat
again.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Thompson Brothers have purchased
Hammer 4 Condy s store building and
two lots-one of the finest corners In
the city, the price being paid we IN.
derstand was 5000. This location Is
a very desirable one and the CouRIEE
is pleased to see the Thompson Bro
theirs acquire it.
Erick Erickson, successor to Berg
Bros. & Co., Cooperstown, n. D., Is
still in the machine business at the
old stand, and will be glad to see oil
the old customers Of the late tirm and
also new ones.
There is quite a little base ball talk
floating around town. 1t strikes us
very forcibly that a pretty good
amateur club could be formed right
here in town that can skin anything
along the branch including Hyde's
bunch of colts down at Hannaford.
Since those fellows got our silver cup
they have been putting on too many
airs and it is about time somebody
took a fall out of 'em. Let's get into
the game.
Farmers Attention! Bring in your
harness repairs before the spring rush
opens up. We have large stock Of
all kinds Of light and heavy harness,
also harness oil. Prices low and work
fifst=class.
CHatiFiA Ssos 4 FREDR1cKsoN.
McDermott's old stand.
Once more we want to call your at
tention to the L. T. L. Medal Contest
which will take place at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, April 8.
The ladies in charge have certainly
worked very hard to get up . pro
gram that will be not only instructing
but interesting. You are all inter
ested In the children so that when
they call upon you, as they undoubt-
eddy will, dive down into your trousers
pockets and cough up" the price OF
one or two tickets. Reserved seats
CSC, children l5c, for sale at the usual
place.
Opera House tomorrow night. Only
35c and you more than get the worth
of your money.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07
Notice of School Meeting,
School District-Special Meeting to
Voters.

Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 18th day Of April, A.
ID. 1904.
A meeting of the voters of the school
district will be held at the engine
room Of the Fire Hall, in the Village
of Cooperstown, in Cooperstowr,
special school district No. Is, County
of Griggs, State of North Dakota, TO
the purpose of determining upon the
question of issuing bonds in the
amount of fifteen thousand dollars, for
the purpose of erectinga public school
building, said bonds to run for period
of twenty years from the date of issue,
and draw interest at rate not to .ex-
coed six per cent per annum, to be
paid semi-annually on the first day of
January and the first day of July of
each year.
The meeting will begin at 9 O'Clock
a. M, of said day, and close at 4
O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
Dated at Cooperstown. N. D., this
18th day Of April, A. d. 1904.
BY order Of the district school
board.
OSCAR d. PUR1NToN,
District Clerk.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07

FOR SALE-16O acre farm, cheap.
100 acres under cultivation, 20acres in
pasture with running water. Fair
house, barn and granary. Good we'll
Of water with wind mill. Enquire of
r. L. JONES,
Hannaford,
Griggs Co., N. Dakota.
At the town election for the Town
of Sverdrup the following officers were
elected: Chairman, Karl Lende; Sup
ervisors, Bethel Herrigstad, f. c. Lee;
Clerk, N. 81. Hagen; Treasurer, Rich
ard Brosten; Assessor, NJ. II Hagen;
Justice of the Peace, o. G. Westly.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-07
For Choice Early Ohio
Potatoes, Car Lots or Less,
Address SPENCER ( GOOD.
SELL, M00rhead, MINI.

The Columbian Male Quartette and
Miss Fisher Ship, the reader, enter
tanned the people Of Cooperstown last
Monday night at the opera house, a
very good crowd being out to enjoy
the concert. This quartette IS strict
ly first class and the work of Miss
Ship is very good. Mr.. Bistline is
quite an artist with the violin and
won several encores. The program
was good all through.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-04

he finished his studies in America and
abroad, he has made his influence to
be felt throughout the world of violin
players and students.
The Kansas City Star says: His re-
cital programmes are such as could
only be undertaken by an artist who
is sure of himself. He is intensely
musical and his career is already one
of commanding influence"
Mr. Wylie is fast making friends IN
Topeka.
He has but recently widened his cir
Gle of acquaintance, and while many
have heard of him at Kansas City and
have heard him play, he has never
made a public appearance in Topeka
His appearance on the evening OF the
Choral society concert is therefore OF
more than usual interest.
The seat sale for the Choral society
concert began this morning at the r.
B. Guild music store. The price OF ad-
mission is % cents.
Topeka music lovers who attend the
Choral society concert should be pre-
pared for surprise on the evening OF
the Sth With the assistance of the To-
peka Symphony orchestra the Topeka
Choral society it is claimed is going to
ter than anything ever given here be-
fore.
Prof Geo. B. Penny has been work
ing hard with the chorus of two hum
dred voices during the past two months
and he has succeeded wonderfully well.
All new music will be offered at this
concert and the numbers include some
of the most catchy airs ever heard in
this city.