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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18

Jim Blackjack the jolly rotund Wal
halla citizen was here yesterday along
with the party from that place which
escorted the Grand Forks autoists as
far as Langdon.
The DEMOCRAT learns that the Lang
don Woman's Club has during the week
completed arrangements whereby the
five companies comprising the Walker
Lyceum Course are to appear in this
city during the coming winter season
under the auspices of the club. We
expect to be able to give more particulars
next week.
One of the pleasntest reunions of the
immediate family of the genial proprie-
tor of the Tourist Hotel, Mr.. John H.
Reid, took place on Tuesday when he
returned from the visit to Klllaly to-
gether with his two sisters, Mrs. Thos.
Knechtel, of Killaly, Mrs. A Il. Mccall,
of Chatham, Ont. and his father, Adam
Reid, of Langdon, N. D. This is the
AiSI flSlI VI MT. Helu 10 Lu6 CITY Oh
Watrous and one of the first things
that he did was to visit the lake where
he enjoyed the 5reezes and the surf.
Mr.. Reid is very much taken up with
the district and predicts a grand future
for the town.-The Watrous, (Sask)
Signal.
The Langdon Creamery Co., officers
and board of directors held an adjourn
ed meeting on Tuesday evening at
which the committees appointed on
Saturday to canvas the situation as to
the ACCESSIBILITY of opening up the
creamery this fall reported that farmers
in the vicinity of Langdon owning $50
COWS had promised to contribute their
patronage to its support as soon as
started up, 1t was then decided to
open up for business on September LIST.
The creamery in all likelihood will
continue in operation along through the
winter months and every indication goes
to show that in a very short time the
number of cows whose product will
supply the raw material for the manu-
~facture of butter at the Langdon cream
cry will be increased to not less than
450c ow.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18

Violators of the game law are build
ing up some trouble for themselves.
T.. L. Tillisch, cashier of the First
National Bank of Osnabrock was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday for a short
time transacting business between
trains.
Last Thursday, the 18th inst, the
stork was a business visitor at the
farm home of Dougald McDougall, north
of town. The new arrival is a bouncing
baby boy, who is reported as getting
along finely.
julius Thone, the blacksmith and
machinist at the old Meiklejohn stand
on south Fourth street, has a young
son at the family home on his farm
south OF town, which put in an APP
pearance Saturday last week.
On Sunday of next week, August 2Sth
Catholic services will be conducted by
Rev. M. Dougherty at Iona at 900 a. m.
! duo dL A>OhCuJd az II.OV a. ~. LIZ
services for that date in the Langdo1
church will be conducted by Rev Father
Cox, of Winnipeg.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon has gone tt
Killarney, Man, where she will visit
with Miss Jennie Stewart, later going to
Tyner, in Pembina county, where the
Gordon's made their home before remov
ing to Langdon some few years ago
Miss Gordon expects to be away about
a month.
Rev. j. G.. Moore, the district superin
tendent of the Methodist church will be
here Sunday to conduct the forenoon
service in place of the pastor Rev. E. S
Benjamin, who is away for his summe,
vacation. Services will also be con
Quoted at Harvey Center in the after
noon.
w. P. Remple arrived in the cit.
Tuesday from his southern Minnesot,
home to look after his Cavalier count,
land holdings. Mr.. Remple in the pas
ten years or so has acquired title tt
upwards of $500 acres Of land west ane
north of Langdon, and which recent,
has greatly appreciated IN value.
Legal blanks Courier Democrat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18
All mems Oxfords at cost or less at

All mems Oxfords at cost or less at
Simon Schefter's.
ALERT d Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
For work shoes, overalls, gloves, shirts
ETC., Simon Schefter's is the place to go.
Jos. Power returned Saturday from
a business trip to Grand Forks and
Fargo.
George Diebel was a county seat visit
or on Saturday, making the trip from
Milton in his auto.
Miss Lila Farrell visited over Sunday
with the Kohnens and other friends
downthe line at Park River.
Mrs. Jos. F. Schneider from Wales
was a visitor among her many Langdon
friends a day or two the forepart of the
week.
Bryant Hendry, son of Merchant w.
R. Hendry, of Calvin, is spending the
week visiting with his young friends at
@. E. Johnston's home on the hill.
Mrs. Armstrong, mother OF Mrs. Id.
Brown took Fridays afternoon train
south and will spend possible a couple
of weeks visiting with Osnabrock and
Park River friends.
Misses Lucy Mulligan and Constance
Stable MT de the trip by auto to Munich
yesterday evening, where they will
make a visit of a week at the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Heapy.
Jeweler Wentworth, of the DR.. Il. 1
Donovan store, accompanied Mrs
Wentworth and little baby up tc
Ham ah on Tuesday, where the latter
| will make a few days visit with friends
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18
DRS. KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block


On Saturday afternoon from three to
six o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mahon, a farewell reception
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mahon
and family, Miss Mckenzie, sister of
Mrs. Mahon; also Mrs. A. H. Stevenson
and family. The former leave for a
new home in the state of Washington
and the latter for the Arcola district of
the Canadian Northwest. Upwards of
seventy guests were present, consisting
principally of members aud adherents
of the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches, the reception being planned
by the ladies of those churches and was
carried out in a most admirable manner
Following the serving of the refresh
ments the older members of the party
INDUCED in "reminiscences of the early
days of the long ago while the Younger
folks enjoyed outdoor games on the lawn.
The goodbyes we're very fttingly re-
ferred to in impromptu remarks and a
proper appreciation Of the event shown
in the responses made by the guests of
honor, who no doubt will long hold in
remembrance the gathering Of their
Langdon friends to say goodbye and
express wishes for their future welfare in
their respective homes in the far west.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18

All light weight suits cut away down
at Simon Schefter's.
Doc Smith is at Fairdale this week
looking after his dental practice.
We have a few good second hand
watches in all sizes for sale cheap.
A. o. Void.
Banker P. J. Antony and DR.. I. M.
Law were business visitors over here
from Munich on Saturday.
S. E. Desrosiers reports the birth of
a daughter Friday of last week, the 18th
inst, at their home on his farm south of
town.
Miss Irene McDermott returned home
to Langdon last Friday from a weeks
visit at Munich with Druggist and Mrs
J. H. Tyrrell.
Mrs. George Lachner was the guest
of several of her Langdon friends
while in town Monday from their farm
near Wales on a business trip.
Mrs. ]. l.. Robertson and little
daughter, Margery and son, Stuart, are
| visitors this week at Milton the guests OF
the Swanlaws' and other friends.
Misses Mary Robertson and Vera
Ferguson returned to their Langdon
homes last week from a visit of several
days with their young friends at Milton.
Hon. E. j. Moen, democratic candi.
date for reelection as representative
from the Fortieth district was a visitor
in town Monday from his farm neal
| Osnabrock.
Frank Heath disposed of his interest
in the basement barber shop Monday
this week to his partner, Frank
Segouin, leaving on the afternoon train
for Grand Forks.
Louis Rose is another near Langdor
farmer who during the week has
welcomed an addition to his family. Il
was a boy and pat in an appearance last
Friday, the 18th inst.
Saturday evening Mrs. Allan Pinker
ton entertained a party of twenty
young people to meet her neice, Miss
Hazel Regner, who is here visiting from
Cooperstown for a short time,
A Langdon party. composed of Rober
Meiklejohn, Chas. Chisholm, J. E. Trua,
and Morris Orion we're visitors Thurs
day with a number of their old Mani
toba friends across the line at Manitou
Druggist H. L. Francis and wife re
turned home Tuesday. Since the clos
of the state druggists annual convention
of last week Mr.. ana Mrs. Francis hav'
enjoyed a short stay at the Minnesot,
lakes.
DENTIST Tom Smith and nephew
Marcus, returned home Tuesday from
Dorset, Mimi, where the Smiths, Kerr
and Thompsons have been enjoying
two weeks outing at the lakes in camp
ing and fishing.
Miss Florence Best, of Walhalla, ha
recently accepted a position as nurse il
the hospital of DR.. Mcqueen, taking th
place of Miss Mcnamara, who wa
suddenly recalled to her home at Farg
by the critical illness of her mother.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18

Mrs. w. j. Mooney is reported as
having sailed from Southampton, Eng
land. on the 9Th inst. Enroute to Lang
don it is understood that Mrs. Mooney
will make a week or perhaps ten days
stop oyer with her folks in Chicago and
Milwaukee,, but will be at home
here not later than September LIST.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18

Jim Blackjack the jolly rotund Wal
halla citizen was here yesterday along
with the party from that place which
escorted the Grand Forks autoists as
far as Langdon.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10

Jennie Clark, town lots. value
$3.50. Tax and Cost, s275.
Nelson Clark. ? town lots, value
$3.50, Tax and Cost. s..
Guy Erwin. l town lot, value $500.
s5.45.
Albert Fuqua, I town lot. value
$50. Tax and Cost, S2.75.
Ed George. l town lot, value $50,
Tax and Cost. S255.
c. H. Harlan. N. r., 2O% acres
land. value $500. Tax and Cost, 81.
Lon. Linn. I town lot, value 5000,
s655.
Joe Read. town lot. value 5000,
Tax and Cost. $685..
A. G. Robinson. town lot. value
$50. Tax and Cost, $500.
Collier Roper, town lot, value
5000. Tax and Cost. $500.
Blanton Tally. town lots, value
$3.50. Tax and Cost, 5000.
Nathan Tally. town lots. 4 acres
land, value $500. Tax and Cost Sass.
G. Tsrrill l town lot, value 1850.
Tax and Cost s4.95.
Harry Watkins, / town lot, value
$50. Tax and Cost. $3.S5.
Henry Watkins. town lot. value
$50. Tax and Cost s3.S5.
Billie Young. town lot. value 5000.
Tax and Cost, $500.
Pap Ferrill. town lot, value $50.
Tax and Cost, s4.75.
Nina Upshaw, so acres land value
$3.50. Tax and Cost $1,000.
Madrid Bend Precinct.
]. r. Adams, 252 acres land. value
$4,000. Tax and Cost. s47.
J. T. SEAT, Sheriff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10

Suppose you are given TO the habit
Of profanity. You enter into CONVEX
sation with a man who never swears.
or In other words. a gentleman. BY
and by you begin 10 see that he is
the superior man. Your own remarks
have a tame. flat, feeble sound to
your ears. Your cheeks begin to
burn with a sense of your friend :
excellence. Your pert little drama
sounds coarse and drop out OF your
sentences, ashamed to remain In the
company of good. honest. English
words. until. you discover that you
are carrying on your part of the con
versation without swearing you feel
easier, your intellectual stature in
creases by a foot.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10
DON'T ExPE RImENT.
You viii Make No Mistake ~ You
Follow This Hickman Citizens
Advice.

Never neglect your kidneys.
II you have pain in the back. urln-
airy disorders. dizziness and nervous.
ness, it's time to act and no time 10
experiment. These are the symptoms
of kidney trouble. and you should
seek a remedy which is known 10
cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. No need to experiment II
has cured many stubborn cases In
Hickman. Follow the advice Of a
Hickman citizen and be cured your.
self.
r. ]. Long, OF Hickman. Ky. says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills live up TO the
claims made for them and IL is a
pleasure for me to give this remedy
my endorsement. Kidney trouble first
manifested itself in my case by a
lame back and when | first arose in
the morning, the pain was very Sc
we're. There was also a heavy feel
ing through my loins as though
was being dragged down by so much
lead. ] tried several remedies. but
received no relief until | procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Helm q Eli
sons Drug Store. began their use
and before the contents Of the one
box had. been taken. my trouble disap
peared. ! shall never lose an oppor-
tunity of speaking in favor OF Doan's
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
FosterMilburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
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II there Is anything we desire a
boye all other things. Il Is 10 be
broadminded aud liberal We have
no use for prejudioes and narrowness,
be Il In one party or another. This
Is n good world to live In, but Il can
be made a great deal better We be-
lieve that human nature IL naturally
good; and that sooner or later II
will throw off the selfishness that IL
the cause OF the misery OF the down
trodden. We believe In the religion
OF humanity. In the brotherhood OF
the race. No man owns a muzzle for
us. We are poor AS Jobs turkey.
probably always will be but We are
rich In one thing-the independence
to speak our honest thought. No
man stays very long In this world.
and he should try and make IL better
for having lived In II. In the long
run Il will yield more happiness than
the other course. There Is no better
friend can attend a man at his death
than the consciousness that he has
tried to do right. These may be old
fashioned ideas. but they are good
enough for US.
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ROUTE NO. s.
Crowded out Las, week. }

Miss Vera Meadow. Of No f;
visiting Mrs. WIN Wr.ght
Rev Methcuy filled his regular
pointment al NJ Manuel SUNDAY
Mr. aud Mn George Wright
No. Z, are visiting friends 10
vicinity.
Herman Cloar. Of Clayton. va
Hickman Monday
Misses Ida Gore and Nellh
Escue are visiting near Oblou
week.
Miss Pearl Cloar. Of Clayton. Il
Saturday nighi with Mrs Escae
Charlie Escue. Of near ObIoh
visiting In this nclghborhood
Bob Hicks entertained the "a
folks with a sociable SATURDAY q,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10

The great want OF this world Is
men; men who are honest. sound
from center to Circumference. true
to hearts core; men who win con
denim wrong In friend or foe, in
themselves as well as others: men
whose consciences are as steady as
the needle TO the pole, men who
stand for the right II the heavens
totter and the earth falls. men that
never flag nor finch; men that have
courage without shouting; men Ia
whom the currents OF everlasting
life run still, deep and strong: men
who do not cry or spoil their voices
TO be heard on the streets but who
will not fail or be discouraged. TIL
judgment be set on the earh; men
who will not lie; men who are not
too lazy TO work nor too proud to be
poor; men who hold their places and
keep them; men who are willing to
eat what they have paid for.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10
independent in Reality.

Women may train their daughters
In all the ways they may imagine 10
be pleasing 10 men; they may teach
them to wriggle and squirm and reef
In their waists and roll their eyes
and lisp out insipid nothings between
carmine-stained lips. and yet the men
viii desert them to flock about the
girl who is fully and completely indie
pendent Of them, and who cares very
little whether they fall in love with
her or not. Il Is natural Tor men 70
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10

want what they cannot sc; too easily
and women cheaper themselves who
thus "stoop to conquer" but no girl
can affect Independence. She mus,
be independent in reality. Aud In
order to be 20 II she has no fortune
In her own right she must have an
occupation that renders her self-sns
tanning Now. girls. consider this fact
The day Of uselessness Is nearly
passed. Young men are not going
10 gobble you up for wives on the
strength OF any looks or manners you
fools enough to do H. but they can.
may possess Some OF them are
not afford H. The pressure OF the
line is memorable. Use. use. use. IL
Its constant demand
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. (sssr'' -Hs~' Gse
$3.50 .esss ~A--(
unattrsetive Homes.

Winter has especial temptations In
the fact that many homes are pecu.
liarly unattractive. In the summer
months the young man can sit out
on the steps. or he can have bou-
quet In the vase on the mantel. or
the evenings being so short. soon AZ.
ter gaslight he wants To retire any.
how. Hut there are many parents
who do not understand how to make
the long winter evenings attractive
to their children. II Is amazing to
us that so many old people do not
understand young people To hear
sout OF these parents talk YOU would
think they had never themselves
been young and had been born with
spectacles on. oh. II Is dolorous Tor
young people TO sit in the house
from Z to II o'clock at night and 10
hear parents groan about their all
ments and the nothingness OF this
world. The nothingness of this
world? How dare you talk such bias
phemy? Il took God six days to
make this world. and he has allowed
5000 years to hang upon his holy
heart. and this world has shown on
you and blessed you and carcssed
you for these fifty or seventy years
and yet you dare talk about the moth.
ingness OF this world Why. Il Is a
magnificent world. We do not be
lieve in the whole universe there Is
a world equal to II except u be hea-
ven. You cannot expect your chill
dren TO stay in the house these long
winter evenings TO hear you denounce
this star lighted. sun warmed. show
er baptized. flower strewn. angel
watched. God inhabited planet
Oh. make your home bright BRING
in the violin or the picture. II does
not require great salary or n blk
house. or chased silver. or gorgeous
upholstery to make a happy home
All that is wanted Is a fathers heart.
a mothers heart. in sympathy with
young folks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your Kidneys
Have you oyerworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
Kidneys and bladderi Have you pain
In loins. side. back. groins and blad.
derf Have you a flabby appearance
OF the face. especially under the eyes
Too frequent desire to pass urine 2
II so. Williams Kidney Pills will cure
you-at Druggist. Price soc.
II there Is a blue mark on your
Courier don't fail to renew this month
as all papers are discontinued at the
expiration Of the lime.
%
The COURIER for the news.
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SIZE RIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution No iSe
directed 10 me. which issued from
the Clerks office OF the Fulton Cir.
cult Court. in favor of J. ID. Leech
against ID. G. Corum. I. or one OF my
deputies. viii. on Monday. the 18th
day Of March 1910 between the hours
Of ten o'clock a. m. and twelve o.
clock IN. az the Court House door In
Hickman, County OF Fulton. Ky. "a.
pose to PUBLIC SALE to the highest
bidder the following property or 30
much thereof a. may be necessary
to satisfy the amount OF the Plain.
tiff's debt. interest and cost. to-wit:
Part OF Vicinity Lot No. i0s. In
East Hickman. Fulton County. Ky.
as follows; Beginning at n point $50
feet south Of the NV corner Of lot
No los. thence South 2t7 feet a. a
stake near Dresden road. therce
East $50 feet to a stake. thence
North ga feet 10 a stake. thence
West 100 feet. being the property
sold 10 u. G. Corum by ~ J.. Corum
on the Sth day OF Aug. 1905. and re-
corded In ID. u. No. ~. Page a..
Also the following track. beginning
at a post on the line between Vicin-
ity Lots No. iO7 and los. $50 feet
East OF the NV corner OF Lot No
los. south ff7 feet to "A stake. thence
East 1916 feet Ia a stake. thence
north al feet TO a line between lots
No. lO7 and los. thence West li5
feet To beginning. recorded In ID. H.
No. "a, page ll6. Sold subject 10 a
mortgage Of about Seventeen Hun
dren Dollars (sl7OO.)
The undivided interest OF ID. G.
Corum In about Eighty acres Of land
conveyed to him and his wife. Mar
tina ID. Corum. by J. II. Pollock and
others and dated Aug. 3ist. 1905. and
recorded In ID. Il. No. "a. Page ~,
OF the Fulton County Records, aud
sold subject 10 a mortgage ON same
and other land TO the amount OF
-Four Thousand Dollars and interest.
Levied upon as the property OF ID.
Q. Corum.
TERMS: Sale will be made on a
credit OF six months, bond with ap'
proved security required. bearing In.
terest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum from day OF sale and hay-
ing the force and effect OF a Re
pleyin Bond.
This Feb. Gath, 1910.
GOALDER JOHNSON,
Sheriff Fulton Co. Ky.
o.
wish 10 annouce that | now rep
resent Geny Bros. Floral CO.. OF Nash
Vile. and viii appreciate any orders
given me. Can fiji any and all ord
ers promptly and assure you that
they will be satisfactory. VIII stu
continue with Jacob Schulz. Louis
Vile, and YOU have choice OF the two
places.--Frankye Reid.
No. 63.-For the man who wants a
small piece OF ground just outside
the city, we have just what he wants.
rwenty-six (26) acres. ON the Dyers-
burg road. IA miles from Hickman,
with good house. barn and outbuild-
Ings. For a limited time only We
nave the price OF $1,000. See Us at
)nce. -Courier Realty Co.
Read the Courier.
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today a well woman Mrs N.Y. NY,
AllRENs, pss W. gistSt. Cb,e,ssa.L ,
Lydia +. Pinkham's Veget,I'. -
pound, made from native 10y. '
herbs, contains no narcotic y,
ful drugs, and to-day holds ~ h. . uAl
Tor the largest number off ae,,',i n, ol
OF female diseases Of any sImii ' =.
cine In the country. and tbonsa,.A''
voluntary testimonials ara I'M an
the Pnkham laboratory M IT,
Mass, from womcn who bsv, y
cured from almost everv 60
female complaints innamma,ior
ceration. displacemenis 6broid ,r,.
irrrgnlaritics periodic ulns h,cp.l
Indigestion and nervous pro ~,
livery such suffering woman ors' !,
herself TO give LYDIA n PnEbs,
vegetable COMPOUND a trial
hyou would like specialadv
about your case write a oop,d.
tial letter ca Mrs. Plnkham.
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is n
and aiwn ,u
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-10
sHERIFF's SALE FOR TAXES.

On Monday. March IA. 1910, II be-
ing the first day of the April term OF
the April term OF the Fulton County
Court, at the Court House door. In
Hickman. Ky. will sell to the high
est bidder for cash. for taxes due the
State and County of Fulton and cost
OF sale for year 1909, the following
described real estate assessed in the
names OF the following:
Que dollar added in each case for
advertising:
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PASSED BOGUS CHECKS.

Luther Dalton. the young white ma,
who secured money from the weaks
and Franklin stores by means OF no
gus checks. was unable TO secure
bondsmen Friday and was saturda,
carried 10 the county Jail at Hlck.
man, This IL not the first time bal.
ton has been In trouble. but this Il
his first serious offcnse.
Several months ago. Dalton and
two other young men we're driving
down the state line road when loo
Browder and family drove up behind
them In an automobile. One OF the
young men fired his pistol In the al.
rectIon OF the auto and frightened
Mrs Browder and her children
Dalton was indicted for some OF.
Tense alleged to have been commit.
ted Ia the vicinity Of Pierce station
but got out OF this difficulty at A
cost OF some $50.
Chief OF Police Linton SAYS ne has
a warrant for the young man. the
charge bcinE for carrying concealed
weapons.
nalton's people are poor but re-.
spectacle. his father being the late
Fate Dalton. Raised upon the farm,
young Dalton was until little over
a year ago hard working. honest
boy Had habits and bad associates
were his ruin. Fulton Commercial