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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-19

Win or help your friend win that
piano at Simon's place.
For the best line of fur goods in the
Northwest go to Kelly's.
Talk with L. b. Burke, agent of North
western Mutual Life, of Milwaukee.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Mrs. George Bulloch is in the city
from Hannah making a visit of a few
days with friends.
If you are contemplating a trip in the
near future it will pay you to buy your
trunk or suit case at Kelly's.
Money to loan on first and second
farm mortgages at lowest rates.
w. A. Mcintyre, Langdon, N. D.
Customs Collector George Barcelo and
wife were Grand Forks visitors a part OF
last week during the term OF U. S. fed
eral court. MIR. Barcelo being there on
official business.
Jos. Slama and wife together with
their son John and his wife were visitors
a few days during the week from Milton
with their friends the kyncls and
Bostiks, returning home Monday.
Leonard Spade and John Meter are
expecting to leave Mt. Carmel on
Monday Of next week for their former
home at New Munich, Mimi, whore
they will remain for a visit with friends
until after the holidays.
o. E. Thompson and d. c. Mcdonald
returned Monday of this week from
Willisten where they have been enjoying
a ten days deer hunt. Their success
was fully attested to by the fact that
they brought two fine deer with them
on their return to the city.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-19
Simon Schefter Sells Star Shoe!

Simon Schefter Sells Star Shoes.
You can buy a good sheep lined
ulster at Kelly's for $40 cash.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Talk with L. E. Burke, agent of the
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Co
of Milwaukee.
Save money by renewing your farm
loans with the Wadsworth Land & Loan
Co., at 6 percent interest.
If you have not enough wheat with
which to pay your debts get cheap
money of the Wadsworth Land and Loan
Co.
Jno. j. Robson and wife returned
Monday from Grand Forks, where Mr..
Robson spent the greater part of the
week attending U. S. court.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage Loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditlons. o. e. Thompson. Cashier.
Attorney Jos. Cleary returned Monday
from Grand Forks, where he appeared
as counsel for M. L. Sullivan in a case
they won in United States federal court.
Mrs. Tillie McGruer and family are
expecting to move into their newly re-
modelled home Oh the corner of Fifth and
Spruc street during the coming week in
time for home enjoyment of Thanksgiv-
ing festivities.
The store where pianos are being sold
at factory prices is located south OF the
Donovan block. This is a one-price
proposition and the finest ever offered
in the Northwest. Come in and save
500 by purchasing one of these beauti-
full pianos. We will make terms to suit
you.
George Blatz, who for several years
past has owned and operated a farm in
the vicinity of Wales left on Monday OF
this week for a trip through Washington
and other western states. Before re-
turning in the spring it is his purpose
to homestead on government lane In
Idaho.
Geo. w. Gets, of Grand Forks. the
largest piano house in the state, has
Joined hands with some of the largest
factories in the world and is offering fol
sale about tive-hundred pianos to be dis
tributed through the state at factory
prices. You can purchase one by pay
ing for it either monthly, yearly, or casf
payments at the factory price piano store
south of the Donovan block.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-19
Have you seen Kelly's shoe bargain

Have you seen Kelly's shoe bargain
counter?
Antony Borho was a visitor yesterday
in the city from his farm near Clyde.
Have you noticed all those stylish new
mems suits on the street lately? They
were bought at kelly's Arcade.
Mrs ID. Stewart, a friend OF Mrs. w.
B. Gordon and family, visited here part
of last week leaving Monday for her
home at Rosenfeldt, Man.
Mrs. Carson, ST.. mother of Jas. Car
son. ianitor Of the city schools has been
quite seriously i'll with pneumonia but
the past few days is reported as being
out of danger.
Co. Com'r M. Mcknight and wife of
Hannah we're guests over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Barker east
Of town. The two families were near
neighbors many years ago IL Ontario,
before coming west.
George Schneider was here yesterday
from Iona looking after business and
visiting with his brother, M. Schneider
of the fruit and cigar store. Since last
summer Mr.. George Schneider has been
running the Iona meat market formerly
owned by Schneider Bros.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-19
: Leee! Happenings 6

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
Talk with T. E. Burke, agent of North
western Mutual Life. OF MILWAUKEE,
You can't afford to make a farm loan
any place but with Mooney & Johnston.
Tbe .Crows" in 1.-The Magic Word,"
and "Tbe Shamrock" at the Opera House
next week, November 25th and Goth.
Mrs. Alpheus Adams visited in the
o;tv several days this week at the home
If Sheriff and Mrs. Reid, returning on
Yesterdays train to Hannah,
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton is being visited
nv her mother, Mrs. Montgomery and a
friend of the family, Mrs. Thompson,
who arrived during the past week from
Winnipeg for a short stay.
G. J. Kelly, whose Arcade depart
ment establishment is known better as
the cash store, talks to the DEMOCRAT
readers this week along the line of
clothing and gents furnishings in his
new ad this week.
A beautiful piano with a ten year
Guarantee for 5000. 90. You would pay
$685.. 90 for the same instrument from a
small retail dealer. Come in and get
our proposition. At the store south of
the Donovan block.
Price g. johnson, the exclusive furni-
ture men have got sufficiently settled IN
their new quarters in the Donovan block
to be able to make quite an interesting
new announcement in their advertising
space this week.
A. Schulke has a Thanksgiving sale
advertised for his department store dur
ing the coming week. The entire space
the adv't. occupies is taken up with
prices quotations that cannot fail to in
terest buyers at this season of general
thanksgiving.
VIM. Stevenson returned Tuesday
from his trip east having spent foul
weeks with his sister, Miss Janet Steven.
son, during her last illness in Chicago
The funeral following her passing away
q week ago took place at the old family
home at Paris, Ont.
Walter Sandison made a visit of Sc.
veral days during the week here visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Sandison. He has about decided
upon a visit this winter to Texas, where
his brother, Donald, has been living
since leaving Langdon about a couple O.
years ago.
Prof. F. A. Boyer, of the Mt. Carme
schools, returned yesterday from a visi
of over a week at Wadena, Mimi where
he gave an organ recital under the aus
pices of the Catholic church in tina
city. The church at Wadena has on,
of the finest pipe organs in the North
west and the recital given there by Prof
Boyer is stated as being a highly sue
cessful one in every respect.
The funeral was held Friday forenoon
of last week of the wife of John Dolan
who resides in the vicinity Of Nekoma
The illness of Mrs. Dolan has continue,
since early last spring with little if an,
hopes of recovery. Besides the HUSBAND
there is quite a family of young children
left to mourn. The funeral held iron
st, AlphonSuS church WAS unite larpel
attended by neighhors and friends 0
the bereaved family.
Farm and Fire Insurance get low
est rates at the Mooney State Ban
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-19

Judge Kneeshaw, of Pembina, is back
from his months visit to the Pacific
coast. He went south as far AS the
California line ard returned via the
Canadian route. All through the west
he meet North Dakotans, and he spent q
week with his son Percy, neal Edmor-
ton. The second day aftef he arrived
there a binding snow storm set in
that lasted for three days and blocked
everything, but fine weather set in and
the snow was practically gone when he
left. The judge thinks the west has a
great future.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-19
DRS. KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block


own and control $1,000 acres of first
class farm lands, near Lethbridge,
Southern Alberta. This land is level
open prairie, close market. Title guaran-
teed. These lands are located in town
ships where homesteads are being de-
veloped, settlements German and Scan
dinavian. 5000 acres recently sold. At
present price this land will more than
pay for itself with first crop. Write for
particulars:--W. M. Prince, Box 100
Grafton, N. ID. 1919
Farm Loans. farm Loans. Farm
lssss. See Cleary 6 Mclean.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22

And then November 3rd will come,
When all Of us shall vote, * @
And one Of these two Bills will have
To be the Billy goat. #
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22
TUBERCULOSIS ] 5
Congress and Exhibition in
Washington Is Attended
by Medical Men and Sci.
entists From All Over the
World

Washington, D. c., Sept. 21.--What
is practically worlds fair on tuber-
culosis was formally opened at the
new national museum in this city to-
night The exhibition has been as
sembled in connection with the Inter-
national Congress of tuberculosis.
In Reorganization of the .courtesies
which have been extended by people
of this city, the program Of the open
ing meeting was arranged with the
irea of interesting the municipal and
government employees.
The meeting was presided over by
District Commissioner Mcfarland and
addresses We're made by Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson; General George
NJ. Sternberg, member of the central
committee of arrangements for cam
paigns; DR.. s. G. Dixon, state medical
officer of Pennsylvania; DR.. Henry G.
Boyer of the United States. navy,
chairman Of the committee on exhibi-
tion, and Dr. L. F. Flick, chairman of
the committee on tuberculosis con.
gress. Next Monday, September 2sth
the official meeting of the congress
proper will occur.
The keynote of the Whsle tuber
culosis movement, as well as Of the
| international congress on tuberculo
SIS, can be found in one section, the
very interesting section of the Swed
ssh exhibit. Besides the speakers
! there were seated on the platform
many scientists who have come here
from every part Of the globe to par
ticipate in the congress. The audi
torium, with a seating capacity q
$500, was well filled.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22

Taft's knowledge, because 1 feel it
my duty to publish it that his at
titude should be known. The man
who unhesitatingly ltresists tempta-
tion, who cannot be swerved by any
consid deration of personal interest,
from following a course which his
lofty conception of duty dictates to
him, a man whose whole concern is
for the welfare of the people and
who has proved in a lifetime of diff
ficult and useful public service his
extraordinary character as an admin
istrator, is surely a man of all 9TH
ers to be trusted with the preside
'Mr. Taft'sa candidacy is not based
upon large and vague promises, part
of which would be impossible of ac-
hievement and part of which would
be absolutely mischievous to, the peo-
pie of the whole country if put in
to effect. His candidacy is based
upon his great record Of actual ach-
ievement, his great record OF ser
vice to the public. upon his infexible
adherence to the highest standards
Of righteousness and upon his proved
and absolute fearlessness in relent-
lessly warning against evil where
ever it may be found. appeal to
all good citizens, to all high minded
Conscientious men who love their
country for the sake of their country,
to put such "a man at its head
(signed) Theodore Roosevelt !
Sycamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Sept
!, 81, 1905" VI
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22

Among other things, they can tell
when the hired girl is going to quit,
and always give her notice first
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22
H:I|S(lEN
Hearst, ct al to Speak at
Fargo -. Independence
Party Organized and viii
Try to Get Electors on
Ticket

Fargo, Sept. 21.-National Com
mitteeman Diffenderfer for the Inde-
pendence party organization of Okla
homa held meeting here with num-
Der of independence party men of the
state and an organization was perfect
ed which has gotten down to hard
work at once.
The first step was to ascertain the
possibility of getting on the ballot in
this state, the opinions being favora-
BILE
Petitions were then drawn up and
circulated, and already enough sigma
lures have been secured to meet the
requirements of the law.
The petitions will go to the secre-
tary OF state the latter part O. the
week ard a warm campaign Will be
carried on in this state.
Tho state organization is as fol-
lows:
Charles u. .Pierson, Casselton,
chairman of the state central COM
mittee, state secretary of the Ameri-
can society of Equity.
B. F. Lathrope, Fargo secretary
of the state central committee, presi-
dent of the Fargo trades council. y
| A, C. Reineck, Fargo, national
committeeman, newspaper men.
The electors are: G. q. Pierson,
| Casselton, B. A. Leddy and F. B. La
thrope, Fargo, and M. J. Meyer OF
| Casselton. 5sg
Steps are being taken to complete
the organization in every county in
the state ... .......- ...s..
The North Dakota organization has
been assured that Hearst, Hisgen
Graves and perhaps several other
noted Independence orators will come
to the state and speak at Fargo, and
possibly Grand Forks. The party is
billed for Minneapolis and st. Paul
on October 16. The next day they
are billed for Fargo and arrangements
are being completed for their appear
ance at Grand Forks and Hillsboro.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22
PRESIDENT
CONTINUED from page /. }

y SOANSSAA" -ASA-A Pc5S As1 -. II
action by the next Republican nation
al convention, I should not be so
emphatic in my conclusion. 1t isl
not on my part question of person
al feeling with respect to Senator
Foraker. It is really question of
principle in respect to this. The leg
islature of Ohio expressed what II
believed to be the sentiment of the
people of Ohio in a resolution asking
the senator to support the rate bill.
Senator Foraker declined to follow
the resolution. When the issue is
whether he shall be returned, it
must be determined, if there is to
be a Republican form of government,
not by the question whether he has
followed his conscience but by the
question whether he really repre-
sents the principles that his constit-.
uents desire supported and put into
practice. .s
The issue really is whether the
Republicans Of Ohio, therefore, as
the constituents Of either the sena-
| tor or the presidential candidate,
I, support the main policies maintain
ed by the administration on opposi-
tion to those policies. Representing
the policies Of the administration /
cannot stultify myself by acquisi-
cence in any proposed compromise
which necessarily involves the ad-
mission that the Republicans of Ohio
regard the fundamental difference or
opposition Of opinion as Of no Inn
portance and one that can be waived
in the interest of party harmony OF
i settlement OF factional differences
4 There is not the slightest doubt
4 that the next national convention Of
j the Republican party will sustain ii
A full the vital and main principles
Z maintained by President Roosevelt
and will express no sympathy will
the opposition represented by Sena
tor Foraker. Because ] believe ii
these principles and because in m.
q Judgment the Republicans of tn,
5 state and nation are overwhelming
! " in favor Of them, / cannot favo
any action by members OF the com
mittee who wish to support me an,
y wish to aid me, which will have th
i appearance OF acquiescense in th
5 proposed compromise.
Very sincerely yours,
!. William HI Taft. q
{. publish this letter without MI
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22
Bridae Builders.

We read OF the heroes Of the battle
Geld, the ocean and various other cali
sngs, but there is another class Of men
whose work Is also heroic, but who
are seldom heard ofnen who face
death high In the air. They are what
the engineer calls "riggers'' and are
the creators Of the worlds big bridges
and the huge slxyscrapers Of American
cities. Without their bravery and skill
the towering structures which span
the worlds great rivers and gorges
could not be put together. Wide World
Magazine.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22

The. flower for October is the hop.
This signifies that the fates are
afainst prohibition in one month Of
the year, anyway. .@4 - L
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22
HITCHCOCK is 1T.

Cincinnati, Sept. 81 Judge Taft
wired Chairman Hitchcock today
there was no truth In the story that
he was to be suppianted as manager
OF his campaign, and expressed full
confidence In him.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22

@ I am prepared to furnish you with
strained gasoline for your autos at
zoe per gallon, in any quantity de-
sired, siphoned into the car from
the tank. Call and see me at
Faunce's, 4th street as.s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-22
GdnderbOne'S October Forecast
Copyright 1908 by c. H. Rieth

Among other things, they can tell
when the hired girl is going to quit,
and always give her notice first.
The armored football player will
carvort in padded pants and butt. to
beat a billy goat while frenzied
thousands dance. He'll cut the foe
with glass hid in his Paderewski
mop, and when they pile on sacks
he'll do a war dance on the top.
The college men will get up and
yell like Kingdom Come, the college
girls will swallow six or seven gobs
of gum, the autumn sun will be OBJ
scured by colors, horns and hats, the
catapulating end will cave the 9TH
er fellows Stats, the giant centers
will collide like two excursion
trains, the guards will paw the earth
and scramble one another's brains;
and when the ambulance drives up,
with great vociferation. the bowling
mob will give three cheers for higher
education. 5.',#
The first frost ripened hickory nuts
VIII rattle to the ground,
And local option will put on
The blower all around. %@a
The hunters moon will sail the sky,
,s 7'h = -rI,en will Huc,-r t;,n c1ovor Sid
And the other Wright in France will
knock + @.'.t5s ssfs
The Eiffel Tower over.
The flower for October is the hop.
This signifies that the fates are
afainst prohibition in one month of
the. year, anyway. y?:.'..
Our gad-abouting fleet will throw
scare into Japan, and shell the
Chinese coast until they tell the age
Of An; and old John Rockefeller
will observe October nine, with a
big barn dance at Forest Hill and
unfermented wine. the, third month
since he's had to make payment on
that fine 4. :.
And then November 3rd will come,
When all of us shall vote,
And one Of these two Bills will have
To be the Billy goat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13
Initial Clerk-Carr;er Ex.m;n,t;on

United States Post Office at Charles
Town, w. Va, October "a, 1908, the
United States Civil Service Commission
announces that on the date and at the
place named above an examination will
be held for the position of Clerk and
carrier in the postoffice service.
Age limit, all positions, Is to 45years.
The age limits are waved, however, in
the cases of persons honorably dis
charged from the military or naval SER
vice by reason of disability resulting
from wounds or sickness incurred in the
line of duty.
Male applicants for the Post Office
Service must be at least feet inches
in height in bare feet, and 125 pounds in
weight without overcoat and hat, other
wise their application will be concealed.
For application blanks, instructions to
applicants, and further information ap-
plication should be made to David
C. Fulton, Local secretary at the
Charles Town, w. Va, Post Office or to
L. H. Fisher, Secretary Fourth Civil
Service District, Washington, D. C.
No application viii be accepted unless
properly executed and filed with the I'M
dersigned prior to the hour of closing
business on October q, 1908,
L. H. Fisher, Sec'y Fourth Civil Service
District.
Location Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13
The Great Frederick Fair.
-Four Days of Instruction and Amusement
For AL Who Attend.

-Four Days of Instruction and Amusement
For Al Who Attend.
The forty-eighth Great Frederick Fair
will occur this year October 20 20. and
gives promise of being the best exhibition
ever held in Old Frederick, Besides the
large aggregation Of blooded horses. cat
tie and other live stock and the fine dis
plays in other departments. there will be
good racing. and plenty of it. as well as
many novel and marvellous features to
amuse and entertain. The program OF
tree attractions. which will be given each
day of the FAIR in front of the grand
stand for the entertainment of both young
and old. has never been surpassed. One
of the greatest features this year will be
the Sensational Bosies. FIVE aerial mar
wells, who give most wonderful and
thrilling performance in mid-air. Prof
Ed. R. Hutchinson. Americas most sue
cessful aeronaut. will furnish monster
balloon novelty, a triple parachute leap
from one balloon by one man. In addi-
ition. comedy circus. the two famous
Morello Brothers. acrobats. and other
features will go to make up most inter-
esting feature of the Fair.
All railroads leading to Frederick will
sell excursion tickets good for the week
from all points and special trains will
enable persons in this locality to spend
at least full day at the greatest Fair
in Maryland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13
Daughters of the confederacy.

The United Daughters Of the Confei-
eracy of West Virginia concluded an I'M
portant session at Huntington Friday
with reception and ball attended by the
delegates and visitors and leading society
people of Huntington. Officers were
elected as follows:
President Virginia McSherry, of
Martinsburg tre-elected)
First Vice-President-Mi Jennie
Price. Lewisburg.
Second Vice President-Mrs S. S.
Green. Charleston.
Recording Secretary-Miss Sallie Lee
Powell. Shepherdstowu
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Kinnie
E. Smith. Parkersburg.
Treasurer-Mrs. c. l.. Thompson,
Huntington.
Recorder of Cross of Honor-Miss
Wotring, Morgantown.
Reglstrar-Mrs. John Dice. Lewis
burg.
The next place of Meeting will be at
Morgantown.
Mss Hannah Howell represented the
Lawson Bolts Chapter of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13

Officials of Washington Building Lime
Company deny that their company has
attem pied TO induce its workmen to vote
for the Republican ticket this fall by
threatening to discontinue the quarries
and the lims kilns IN the event of Bryan S
election. Mr.. D. R. Houser, who is one
of the superintendent. asserts that no
effort has been made to influence the
workmen one way or the other and that
positively every man will be allowed to
make his choice of tickets without any
interference from any source.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-13
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