davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

NDmirnl ben er femme. Ser Die Nbmis
ralsfla9ge bon ieiner 9eimatbsltabt
crbalten babe. Sielelbc lutree DEM
@efc.erten bur6 Srn. 81. 5. Sberis
can, cincm iriiberen Snbrquer ii6er@
rcidt. Die nnbcren Serren bon,
Gomite Karen 6. 6. galbpiu, q. g.
6ahncitDd unb Or. s.. 5. ASberisan.
Sr. t6crr. 9Iodtinaer frar bon Der
<iebcns iiroNfeit aer Siir9er ieinsr
'oe motbs ltaot cbcnio seriibrt mic
crfreut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Aatuns. Mabden!

Cine u%nierer biciisen Sd6nen
ianbtc neulid 25 Gents elm fir Elm
Hcsept. pie man Die Shonbeit fDrbern
ilnb erbalten fDnne, nnb erbielt bic
foloense iebr treiflide Intnort: .@es
bprd)c Seincr Wntter unb bleibe bes
slbcnbs biibid an 3auie." Cine
before Wcoi3im bate ipabrlih nid)t
segeben iperben f1nnen. Sic lit alien
juuscn Wdoden 9nbuque's beitens
empfoblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
u mtuna. 3atholifen!

seenn Shr ertb md eireut 2ein in Der Rahe
elmer fatppliid,en airdbe .lnb Samelern. 9 hule
RIG iin6, 10 tbnnt 5br oas Gemiuibte I'M Uraub
GDuntn, SlbsGatota finben.
@ir babeu bier ppr mebr ala rs Sdbreu &C.
iuobnt uno t5nnen Gnd oieSbctreff pole Gin.
selnheiten sebea. Rtisren3: &en. 5ran3 J.
Jeinfer.
GubsTnfutQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
ct. Trantis Gpuuta

hat bas bette nnb fradht6arite 9anb in Nrtanias.
Gebr g~einuoeS Nlirnn uno cute Cbitgsseuo, Nle
fSarmproottte iteheu hod I'M Nreis, uub oas
5orrst Gita sat fatboiisdle Stride unb ShnIs,,
inb renbtrenoen Trieiter. lin Nustunit idreibe
man an: Neo. !. ~. Wuf6er. 5crret ettu. art.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
gu ~berfaMieM!

@ute erntlaiHidle 6arm.pppotbetsn. iueld6s
O 9ro3ent auf Soma, un0 Observation-Disclosures
ppr $4,000 Biz 81. 10000 einbrineeu.
Nud6 tonnt Shr etne CUTE Seftion Don ebeuen
gaeiaenIanb NIT idiparsem Nooen ilr $1,000 per
Wder baben. 1oSmsA Il Nutd1, Dubuque, Sopa.
1923 Stain Strabe. (Both Phones.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
0eiudt m:seu Grbi@aftss
anaeleaenIelt.

s5obn gntrit1er ~sebirtiJ ats g9urmeloingen.
Has ieptc NlnL, onb nan non lam 1trr., :u1r am
g. 1at 1905 aus 2eagstsa, 9eaaDtoH @eaHsp.
Miiitaan. RAD 8erifat ogs o~ortiIen yDittps
9lert fou er BON burt nadJ CANADA aece,h lin.
WuSfunit jenbe mau Gel. nu Wtnsft x'ern.c,
American Gnniutnr Maent. 2urenthhrA. A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Tarmeu III n~erfauieu.

rabe elmer eroBen t1tboIiidhen Stride in Seneca,
@rniuiorb Guuntu. GtsepnSu. 240 ader gut per,
beiert, est eeieee1. teine Gteine, cine nut eias
boibe MeiIe BON Rird,c unb 5dbule. Sebr biaig
$1,000 baar, baS liebrige nuf 3ebn Sabre 9ett
@e,i Sa ron b ZEN ebiSen Gam esne avs sssei8 met
Mebfarth. ereis $3.50 per Acer. aleine 8aar.
9isablune, bas uehrice art 5epa Sabre 8ett,
ghreibet fir ndhere slisfnnft.
". Is. Wtuisan, Sipug Ctr, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
WuteS Sano In &anjas.

gsenn on mad aani6s eehen ipiuit. nm sutes
Sano An tanfea. io.periil'ne nid]t, oas Nano Del
tauif. SArei6e an 3fsp r.. Setepb Stttem,
aaer. q. ). b., CT. Ssrsoiet's Nobsp. athiion,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Yu n~erfanfen.

Gin @emiiG5twaren.2aacr. Iabeneinridatuna.
6e5dube nit Gohnhaus n. f. ~. i'm nornltdpen
9satral>Sppa. Mertn res MareuluSers ca.
g~ertaut. &unbiahnit beiieat m~eiitets aus beat.
iAeu aatbplifen. seine SdpIocnradher. Bias
hat Stride. z dnuIe unb 4fnrr6aus. re ioiererhem
Irieiter ulo ShuIillueteru. Gue Ieutidl. N3du
a~breiiire: BUSINESS, care OF Catholic I~rintin8
Co.. Hubuaue. Soua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Geaeu ArebssMaoen.

Jeh empfeble HERMIT Stropp's berlbmts
beutfd1e 8ufper. 9ieief6su bsilsr jeaen (nod
yiht autsebretensn) arsaS fo.e2si iHnsrlib dis
1iberlid. 9as naerfnunt einlig bette Mittel, unr
Wagelfrebs ericlereidh. 81 netleii. s5esen Race.
rem. 9eugnife u. !. No.. fd,rciae man an:
Gewayc g. iSoeoimg,
. t#tN.# &enecr lnuio2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Cute Tarmen

in ocitSder fatboIiider Gcmeinoe Al Ie9r mast.
zen 9reiien. Sfretbt mn gii;e .pnb BiIber an
=. y. 8~eQin0baniem &tasafAer, cfta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

GoriroIb'3 iibcr @nceruz
lAilb RluralitGt 2,054
2nlcl'5 iibcr SOP mauJb's
glurnlitdt 2,427
Gpouen'3 iiber Scar's &lus
roIitdt 1904
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

s.. 9. SraneeH. heuti6er Ibpo'
tat mna Motnr. 3immer 4t8 Office
8ebduos. o. uno Wair= GtraEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
mnrkthprid1tP.
Sir ben @rufperfani.
Dubuaue. ben 8. Hop.

- H' ss9
9ater: 4SH-5OKe per Snibel.
8orn: H-75Tc per gulbe.
Weisen S0-86c per @uibel.
@erite: 5S-62c per Bni4el.
+ Rosstn: 65-75e per 9mfte.
Sem: 6.t0--s 90. 90 per Tonne.
atebl: patent, S5. S0--6.4o; Nraisbt.
S5. 25-5.60.
SIeie: SEQ. 00-s2S. 90.
Butter, Gier nnb aafe.
Gier: 24@26c per Dueenb.
Butter: Oairp, 26c; Greamerp, 28e per
pfnnb.
8die: @bainsRdls. 15e; grif, tic; Gins
burger, 1se; Swiss, Ice per Ffunb.
0rrteries, etc.
8artofeim: soc per Suibet.
3piebelu: 1.00e per Snibel; Gpanii1e
3niebefn. $3.50 per Crate.
gtepiei: So. rs G1$4. 90 per Barrel.
Strius gcbnen: 65c per Sulbel.
wicb.
Stiere: 90. 75-4.0O.
Ris,s:r 81. 10000.
AIbe: S2.2,-2. 80.
Sdlber: 81. 50--5.50.
Shaie: So. 1000.
gdmmer: S4.00-5 90
Sdweine ta,if BEN SuB): s5.00-5.25
per bunoert Vinnb.
Uieb (~gefdlahtet).
Rinbneijh, 49,: 8afbhaih, 5-515.
oammslfsiiG, 10-12; Sbaiheiib, &c per
Ffnub.
2ebcnbeS Ueiliigel.
Srutbibner, 12c: Guteu; &c; Siibusr 10,
oennen, &c per piumo.
1rpniiipnen.
GerGudertes Sleii9 Sbinfen, i1-12e
Sped, 12X-1bc.
Shmalj. ~ Zoe.
aobleu 9artfoblen, $3.50; Wei6foblen,
rs. 90 per 5onne.
Sols: GidenbolS $500; Meibbol;,
SO. so per 9orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
GtaOt nuD umgegcno,
Entered at Dubuque post ONCE az sec.
ond.class mail matter.
.8ie 9Sabf i'm Tnbnaac Gphntp.

Su6uouc Gpuiitp ipdblte AM boris
gen Sicnstn9 itrnmm bemofratii6.
9as politdnbige b~emofratiide 3idet
nurbe eripdblt nit elmer Bliralitdt
bon 1900 bis 5000 Stimmen. Im
nd6lten Sonuar mcrbcn iuir fcinen
repubiitnnii9en Gpuntp s8camtcn bna
ben nit Iusnabne bon 2ouis Nei>
nedc, Superpiior, beiien Sermin nod
ni6t abgelnufcn, unb anoeriou fir
2anbmeher. iueldcr obnc Sppciition
ertpdblt purbc, on fem Opponent
nidlt lief. s. S. Dunn fir Sberiff
percinigte Die mcilten Stimmen nrf
lid, CT bate feinen Spppneuten nnb
crbielt cb~enfalls cine grobe Stimmen@
Sabl iciner rcpublifanii@en Sreunoe.
@ir 9eben n~adfolgenb bas 8ablsHez
iultnt i'm 9ubllque County:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

- Serring & 3retI1mer. 0runos
eiaentbnmss unb 0eriiterunas Isens
ten. Qincnfn @uiIbina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

sgtttItt tNtNltttAthii - Ot"h flN~ w.
20 IL a crnaunt. Sns giStbnm
beianb lid in einem 3uitanb poliper
&cripabripinmg unb geiltiger 3ers
Iebung: naf auBen mar bic Gage Der
STRIDE cine b0dIt gebriidte; inncrliI
irarcn @eiitli6c unb 2dien bamals
Ifon piclfad bon elmer neuen. mobers
niitilhen Ybiloiopbie aneeitcdt linb
NIT Dem fatbpliiden Sogmu ilberipors
fen. Sier ihuf er Die @runolagc
8u Ieiner ipdtercn pontififalen 8irf@
Iamfcit. Mit ebenIo nicl Gifer als
llmiidt nnb Saft rcformierte er Die
serriittete Si65cic. onrh Wieberges
minnun9 Ser Ibgcfnllcnen, onrd @er1
iilnarna oeS Glerus auf DEM 8egc
elmer outen Scminarbilbnng. bnrd
@iuiiibruug unb 8%efiirfportnng elmer
mebr bcn ncu5eitliden Inforbcrln9en
cntIprchenben Seeliorge, bnrh geicz
rung bes prieiterlihen Chimes nnb bes
religiDien llnterridts. burd Scribe
riina Der fatbolilhen Gonareiie unb
io5ialen Ginri6tuneen, Ourd barmoe
nii6e Yaarung bon Strenge nnb 6ers
5cnssiiie. baB ielbn Die @antnaner
cnt5iidt geiteben mubten: so ioutc
nan lanter Yrieiter baben." Sn
icinem Subildlmwjabr 1898 idmiidte
Paplt Geo Der 9rei8ebnte i'm in barf<
barer 4nerfenHung ieincr fruGtbrim>
9enben biidoflihen 5bdtiafeit nit Dem
| y urpur unb bcrief i'm als Yaz
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
THE SLEEPING SICKNESS
WHICH MEANS DEATH

How many readers have heard OF this
tsrFi5Is 1issase7 Il prevails in that
szr-zzzy cor-r-y-A,r.c&-e pscially
the Cozg0 district l. Is caused by
tie bite u the tsetse sy. When it
bites : De-so1, the shaping symptoms
sezi7 and Sadly the s1Eerer sleeps
EntiI Death occEFs
Ccztrzzt this with the peaceful.
hzluY s-ze2 Of health Is there any
thing more wearing than 70 lie awake
a. uight. tossing about, nervous. with
cod feet. hot head and mercy knows
what else, Short Of letting the tsetse
Ey bite Is Es world DO almost any
thing for relief. How can We pre-
vent it, Mr.. George Hayes. OF
Union City. Pa, writes: Il had lost
ny Appetite, vas all rundown. could
1ot sleep rights. I had tried every
thing without relief YInol was rec
omneldsd, and 10 ny Surprise, II
kslped ne AZ ocee: gave ne . splendid
sr1stite, and Tow sleep sOuzdly."
Wat VInoI did for Mr.. Hayes, II will
Do for every rundown, nervous and
person who cannot sleep.
PESDLETON DRUG COMPANY.
PendJe4on- OREGON.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
IN WARNING

From devious sources q ru11or ms
animated lat it Is now in general cir
czlltt7a throughout the state %. the
effect that dozen statement No
members are ready 20 t'rsaSe the
sworn pledges they took last June
Thlt this report is false goes with
OUT saying It Is being circulated in
the interest Of the anti campaign
IN hopes that SOME statement mem-
bers VIII be affected oy the argument
that -So-aHt-sc IS going 90 70 back
on his pledge.
After the thorough manner In which
the seultorship hls been discussed;
5z view OF the light In which the SEN
--1rial fight : regarded ey leading
uza OF bo5a parties and N view Of
President RocseveIts enPharic dec
-lra-lz. it Is incouceLvaoIs thar the
-syisJl-ure win fan 10 elect Governor
-hluberiai1-
But il there S single legislator
who 1ls listened TO The pleas Of those
who would have him break his pledge
-=-e Is word os warning
Dou- 90 IT, Do not break your
rr=t--- T7- are desired As q cats
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

ture acted wisely when It passed the
Elw which would enable the common
wealth to saigy an Income from this
source.
TIE lncome derived from interest on
deposits win reduce oy Just 50 much,
che burden oe TAXATION. and any pod
icy -hlc Urhteus. or tends sa Hgateu.
5na tax harden In any degree is aulse
wise and welcome srum public
STAN gpota5-
Moreover pubic funds should never
be used co enhance private fortunes,
Tor such use is bound TO breed wicked
Influences. and ln the end hegec cor-
rupclcu In the public service Hlp-
rTv. w1shiugrcr's lawmakers were
wise enough 60 forsee the evils and
s1ugs-s cs the Ola policy and enacted
q mw which has the double nerts Of
increasing chs states income without
increasing the rlx burden, ard at the
sau-s time breaking up a practice chat
WIS eu-rt1l a. the puoIIc service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

peti1or who cannot 'affocd 10 adNer-
rise really, In effect pays the bllla
% the man who can "aff0rG' IT,
He pays them tn the loss 90 business
caused by bis eIiDlre 40 ldverCise. me
business De ought CO. have-his
share OF the trade ia his une,-.soes
m mrge part. 90 1ha competitor who
seeks lc. who cum afford 20 arvertise
TOR jC rhe proeirs On che trade drawn
away irpn the uimid ljverciser bv
che aggressive ona paws the m5ters
llverrising biI's--and B'aves com-
flrunls surplus,
r's as faec w'>faN rrogre ssiv,.
merchants Ire proving an the glaie---
So c ought CO have s0me personal sig-
u-tiClnce t1 the 2vercaud0gs business
men who ars wli1ing 90 rec rich De-
fore "risSiuE 1IeGuts advertising
cuupuig-s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
THIS EVENING

AZ the Aruory this evening the free
library assembly viii De held and the
people ot the city are cordially in
vt-sd % attend The assembly i be-
lug held for the purpose q bringing
the people OF the city together and TO
arouse interest in the move in behalf
q the library.
It : 4 worthy enterprise art the
L dies are certainly zantIing the mat
TER in q capable mznEsr- They are
zseking Erst to stimulate 3 sentiment
IN favor ot The library This evening
they viii ask no money. but instead
Z pleasant musical program viii be
rendered and few talks given upon
the subject that viii be upperu0st-
Beyond a question ths affair this
sT=rIrg viii b. wei attended and it
3 70 Be hoped the result will De all
that the ladies' desire
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
CONGRATULATIONS

II a haE DOZEN towns q CEarlLl-
County municipal sIecIi1us h1ve JUS.
beer hzE1 New mayors a-t new a.
ss--=- E1-- been ch1seu and they
WIZ enter -pcu -Ezl- duties ta= rrs-
Of the year
Whz- E czs caI6-s os these nez-
wal- ara their IDEAS ana bow ven VIII
they &c 15I= to carry them gU-E
Il To be 11Eet that al 0t those
frsz chosen ara -pru-sssfvss-' TIE
Els- 0r=gouan hopes they are all
mn VINO ara anxious % build ID Tie
ccuz-z-.-=s In WHICH thsT 1--we and
VII 115 Dc backward II doing every
rhzrg -hev car along thar line
II the newly chosen Town officials
are uz1 Of The progressive s1amP
rhsv VIII de hza-t from during che
coming year. At this tine Cn4-iIla
coz.rv. from ore end 70 the othsr, <
Al the beginning 0f a period q ad-
vancen=rt For every town Of the
eou--v rhs coming year has something
= store
S5u= r1u-s during the u=Lr Two years
tre s--eru-bau Ene vii doubtless Be
bur- from Waua waLa 70 this city
Wien ii comes II VIII mean much 20
every -s~n 1I5ug The line During
The uer rwo years the land II the
wss- end xiii Be sv1ruing With rev
people He-uisgon- Echo and Una
tina sn8uIt grow a. they have nevsr
g-or1 before
VIII this advancement thsrs VIII
cone new rsspozst5l1ltiss FOR the msn
whs % f--7 office or January L TIE
esvzIogue-t q this county and ot
the -awus therein L going % d=Pend
-ueh rv5- the work done by the peo-
pc Ths towns where progressive
men are in The saddle viii 70 lh=ad-
TIE towns where sleepy heads are in
control VIII az behind
To -1o=e gentlemen w10 have Just
beer elected % office in the tltfsrsut
towns q the county the East Oreg0-
nizn sz-=uls It's cozg-ztuLarl11s- They
have been hor7r=d by the.r fellow
t5--<ue- ard they should r=cipr0-
care f5- rhz hoc0- by rendering the
bes; service possible. Nay they %
this and ray the result Be the ad-
v1-ce-e-t u every r1vu within the
County AID lkswtse q the county
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

Nay none of the newly chosen town
Officers ever hear the recall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
EagI... Enornou. srrrngrh.

Once when an eagle. shot through
the body with a rifle ball lay on his
back uD-erded 4 long road skid and
dropped il on him Before il reached
him he stretched uD and caught il on
his claws and held il up the length OF
his legs above him Z walked upon
the SKID and STOOD above him and he
easily held me and the skid. which I
should fudge would weigh more than
twenty pounds I took pains TO bI
weighed the same day and weighed
1tg pounds Put a stick in one claw
1g a WOUNDED eagle and let him grasp
i small tree with the other and q
man must be stronger than I ever was
10 take the stick away from him
Forest and Stream
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

The East Oregunian l. Eastern Ore
CONS representative paper. IL leads
and the people appreciate Il and show
10 by their liberal patronage. IL is
the advertising medium OF the Sec
ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
WHY THEY ADVERTISE

The urawzks merchant often won
dsrs how some rival -can afford 70
sp@rt 20 much money for atverrfs-
ing He Is sure that he e01Idn't-tha,
10 would bankrupt him IN short order
% -piunzs~ into publicity On the scale
that the other fellow dos
The other fellow . not Worry
ing about the cost" Of his advsrttz-
ing for the simple reason that he
doesn't have 70 pay t. The com
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

Over in Washington Judge Root Is.
now mzd-cztiuz III oirter1ess upon the
fare u those who allow Themselves
% be used as cats paws" His plight
nay well D. observed by legislators
whose support Is low being corrected
5y the ants
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

In MS late message President Ro0ee-
welt deals with many subjects and he
does 80 with viz0r. as = his won't BU.
interest In Eis writing L TOW Iesssn-
- b. the fact rhac a new author viii
ap1ear about March T.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

Last evening an O. Il c. alumni az
s5c-ati0n was formed for this county
There are few ties that bind as close
" as those that hold a student 70 his
alma mater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09

THE WORTHY GOAL

. As onward Ger Hf=-s torru1ls 4
. -ClG q
. p-od nv way and bear ny load
. Let re 1-rsupc- I=c me aspire,
. To gan some gDaI 0t hlgh desire. q
. b I'D false glamour ca ne sled
. Let ny Gtv=n-Crous feet &c led
. B1r guided t11zEh AZ times
. they tire.
. To gain some z1aI u high desire. 4
. CzrI Tor RE the FINAL sun
. C--shl-5s ny pilgrim path upon.
. Sc--I be EIy am. TIL light expire.
. t. gain some goal cs high 5s-
. sire
. --I-to1 ScoIiard
sssssss ssss
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-10

1f-with emphasis on the 'if'-there
are any holders of government liquor
tax receipts in Cavalier county. who
have not published the same in the
CoUEIER-DEMocRAT. one of the county
official newspapers, they are guilty of
violating the law, and there will be
something doing soon if the delay con-
tinues, The law has been tested in the
state, and the courts have held it to be
good, hence the man who seeks to get
around it is inviting serious trouble for
himself. 1t does not makeany difference
whether he is "doing business nov or
not. The fact that he has had a receipt
issued in his name is enough the law
requires that he shall have the same
published to the world, so that people
may know.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-10
COAL SHORTAGE THREATENED.

Unless the people of North Dakota
make an effort to put in their coal
supply Immediately, there Is danger of a
repetition of local famine conditions
which prevailed during the winters
1867: Up to the present time not
nearly enough coal, necessary to meet
the fall demand, has moved from Duluth
at the head of the lakes. The Great
Northern reports the supply moved tc
points in North Dakota is fully twenty
five per cent less than at this time last
year. The trouble seems to be with in.
dividual consumers more than retail
dealers. The people do not realize the
necessity for putting in their supply
early. There are approximately 100000
tons of soft coal, and 100000 tons of
hard coal on the docks at head of the
lakes now. Storage capacity is taxed to
the limit and serious shortage is bound
to occur unless the roads are given an
opportunity to get the coal out before
the grain movement sets in. BY placing
orders now for immediate delivery, the
storage bins Of the retailers, are relieved
thereby enabling them to restock at
once.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-10
STATE

For Justice of Supreme Court
BURLEIGH F. SPALD1NG, of Fargo
For United States Senator
JOHN l.. CASHEL, of Grafton
For Member of Congress
I. ID. CASEY, of Grafton
For Governor
JOHN D. BURKE, of Devils Lake
For Lieutenant Governor
d. d. MACK, of LaMoure
For Secretary of State.
JOSEPH MANN, of Washburn
For State Auditor
B. +. BROCkHOFF, of Grand Fork:
For State
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Mandan
For State Superintendent of Schools
w. n. GODWARD, of Devils Lake
For Attorney General
d. J, OCONNELL, of Towner
For Commissioners of Insurance
C. II. ANHEIER, of Fargo
For Commissioner of Agriculture
j. H, HARVEY, of Fessenden
For Commissioners of Railroads
I. j. DOUGHERTY, Starkweather
j. MITCHELL, of New Rockford
LOUIS SCHELL. of Grand Forks
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort.
and Amy J. Sherman. his wife, and S. Y, Rev
nolds, and Emma Reynolds, his wife, mortea
gors, to II. d. ALERT and w. F. Winter. mort,
gagees, dated the 24th day of June, 1902 and
HE'D for record in the Office of the Registrar 81
Deeds, IN and for the County of Cavalier and
state OF North Dakota, ON the 26th day of Juiv
I9o2 and recorded in Book As of MORTGAGES ~
Page .59S, will be foreclosed by a sale "f the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter de.
scribed at the front door of the Court Hsnsa IN
County OF Cavalier and State of North Dakota
at the hour of two O'Clock p. M, on the i7th
day OF October, AID. 1908. to satisfy the amonnt
one upon such mortgage on the day of sale
Inc emi described in such mortgage and
which will. be sold to satisfy the same arc da.
scrlbed as follows, to-wit: W.
Inc southeast quarter (seA) Of Section seven
(NSec. q in Township one hundred sixty ona
TWP. l6I north of Range fifty nine. (Rp s99i
west, containing one hundred sixty, uS0}ln acr ss'
government survey thereof, situate within SAL
county OF Cavalier and State of North Da totn
ihere VIII be due on such mortgage al tho do.
9 u SAFE the sum of Seventy-E Eight and 90 100tb
Dated at Lapgdon, North Dakota. ,bis ORR
DAY OF September, A. D., 1908. "n
go Il. d. ALERT AND w. F. WINTER
w. r. D,cxsox Mortgagoes
Attorney for Mortsagees. langd n. \. Oak
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the conditions
of that certain mortgage hereinafter described
by the failure of the mortgagors therein named
E. b. Gordon, and Ethel NJ. Gordon, to pay the
mortgage debt and interest thereon secured in
SAID mortgage, by reason of which default the
power of sale in said mortgage has become
operative;
Now Therefore, Notice Is HEREBY Given. That
that certain mortgage. executed and delivered
by T.: Ii. Gordon and Ethel NJ. Gordon. hus-
band and wife, mortgagors to Helen R. Wheel.
eT, MORTGAGE barring date the 3lst. day of
March, 1906, and filed for record in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds for Cavalier county,
North Dakota, on the 31st day of March. 1oo6''
at . ;5g Q clock p: M, and which is found re.
t cor IN BOOK Of Of Mortgages on Page 3l2. of
the records of said Register of Deeds office will
be foreclosed by a sale of the premises in said
mortgage and hereinafter described, at tha
front door of The Court House. in the City of
LangdoL, Cavaller county, North Dakota. on
the 9Th day of October, 1908, at 1910 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, to satisfy the amount
due on said mortgage debt at the date of sale
and q, the accruing costs of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortpaoa and
which VIII be sold to satisfy the same arc
those certain premises situated in Cayaliar
county, North Dakota, and described as fnl..
lows, to-wit: "9 ioi'
The southeast quarter (se14) of Section seven
g. township one hundred sixty. Q6O) north Of
Range slXty-three, (63) West, also a certa;n
p {aef ye OF land land commencins thirty-three (3sl
ieet west from tle stone mound on tho north,
vest corner of Block thirty. 800 in Ianedon
North Dakota, and running directly weet
t fa l9ol feet. thence south one hundred nOo)
l nar, tnenee east ninety 900 feet, and thence
north one hundred QU)feet to the place of he.
ginning. Said property being a part IF 10
northeast as quarter, .(nel4) of Section twenty.
fh ere l2Sl Township one hundred sixtv5ons-
l6i} north OF Range sixty 900 west '
lhere Will be due on said mor,yaoe dab+ -.
ahe aale or sale the sum of S2319. 10, besides tho
costs OF inns foreclosure, and the statntorv NJ.
torney's fees allowed by law. az
No action, M :