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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29

Poor fellow, he died in poverty"
said . man of person lately deceased.
THAT isn't any thing" exclaimed q
seedy bystander. Dying in poverty
is no hardship; it's living in poverty
that puts the thumb. screws on fell
low. .n-Tsras SffFiBgs.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29

There are people in this world so
constituted that they would not think
themselves paragons of virtue because
the statute of limitations forbade their
being tried for grand larceny. Phiid-
delphid Inquirer.
Henry Shaw, the venerable S..
Louis philanthropist. who gave the
Missouri Botanical Garden and Tower
Grove Park to the public. has donated
nine acres Of ground near the park to
Washington University for base ball
and other athletic sports
"A st. Paul baby fell from a second
story window, alighting on an awning.
Thence il bounced of and fell on the
shoulders of a gentleman who was
passing. and who caught it In his arms.
The gentleman's plug hat was ruined,
but the baby wasn't hurt in the least.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29
SPINAL WEAKNESSES AND LUN,


The oftner flower Is Gifted forlsponge cake
the lighter the cake will be.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29
rHE NEW PRIZE STORY

A strong effort Is being made in London
against eNIravRgance In funerals
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29

China has become the great dia-
Notwithstanding market of the world.
The Sultan of Turkey has prohib-
tied the further expectation Of Arat
horses.
Fifty thousand glasses of beer were
drank during the recent municipal
festivities at the Paris II ,tel de Vile.
There will be another attempt tc
build railroad through the Eupbrate:
valley. Notwithstanding the many pre-
vious failures.
The castle of C,,iIlnn. so wei
known to all visitors to l. Ike Leman,
is TO be thoroughly restored by the
Swiss Government and converted into
a National museum.
The Dake of Sparta, eldest son ot
the King and Queen of Greece. is Il
visit England with the ultimate objeci
of being betrothed to one of the young
er daughters of the Prince of Wales.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29

Mr.. Coates, the owner OF the cutter Marjorie
has bought the Thistle.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29

The convict 10 naturally In good huinor
when he's breaking out.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29
ConsumptIon. wa.tInr diseases.

There are not more than 10000 ouAkers in
America
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29
REMARKABIF sURGERY.

The czar OF Russia Is building a castle neal
Kasha In Finland.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29
THE FLYING DOVE or PEACE.

Fresh lime scattered around the cellar will
help tu keep II dry.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-29
Iodide OF Potass.

II cures RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA. Boils Plmples,
Scrofula, GOut CRtarrh. Tumors, Sat Rheum, and
Mercurial pains 1t Pufifes the Blood. Restores tue
Liver III Kidneys to healthy action, and makes the
Complexion Bright and Clear
J. q. GATES & CO., Proprietors.
4I7 kansOme ST. san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
Startling Discovery.

The discovery by the Inhabitants OF locality hitherto IN
visited by the pestient seouse of fever and sgue
EXISTS 10 midst is decidedly startling Such dis.
covcrs male In every part the Union
subseq asn.y. when 1t ascertaned Invariably at
.nch times. through the valuable experience of one
who has benefited and cured that Hosters Stomach
Bitters thoroughly ofcAcieus maiAAi
poison and Of terrifying the system against IT,
feeling Of security and tranquility reiens
negLborhood Besides the febrilo Of
rial disease. dumb ague and ague cake removed by
potent action OF the Bers 10 which science also gives
its sanction as remedy Tor rheuma tsm. dy-p cpsa
spaiion liver complaint debility. kinney troubles and ali
diseases imDsrag the Of asssson mistsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
--srxTEEN PAGES

diss to- Hs lbs n moved lie dropped his burden
o. II she had been lead; and syringins forward!
Ler away as it seemed. But so panic-striken was
he that he had no strength to do it; and only
rocked her to and fro. saying hoarsely; Helen
Helen Gomez you arc killing mo. Think what
"HanpenS" and turning upon him. while his
lips still faltered, look that should have giveI
courage to q lamb-a look full of pure exultation
that -gloriaed her face-she added, And what
then ? should but share your fate for better.
for worsei'
That did give him str strength "qh' he said rage:
O faint cry OF protest, and then she tainted in
his arms, almost at the moment when stout clean
shaven man came brskly in
"Deari deari dearl" he exclaimed, looking
nervously round at the strange scene-the senseess
girl, the sobbing woman, the baronet on his knees
beside the sofa, The two pae-facs cravens at the
yet rid of these people We can do nothing With
what is it, ch ? What is ftp
Well, IL ight be the black 1eathl" replied.
testify. He had not asked the question as seeking
information, hut mechanically, as if il were
form to be gone through "People could not be
much more afraid Of the poor fellow"
" But" he answered, kneeling down suddenly,
snd laying his hand on tho shippers forehead 50
rs to raise the eyelids, this is not hydrophohia
s this 0 Sly had and M not the s he has W hss
are you? There is.no cause for alarm" Our friend
is only in III. II is not hydrophobia!"
Who said It was? ?" I replied cropping about
for the truth, and yet at understanding part
Of It, and shuddering. We were alone now with
the sailor.
The servant. Still it was an excusable error
under the circumstances" replied the doctor,
checrily. But I always thought Sir Eldreds
quixotic plan mistaken one. Though NJ. Pasteur
considered all danger over, yet during the six
weeks of probation there is always risk There
He is coming round. lie will do well now must
go and see the ladies'
/ detained him for moment. or course he
took me for a guest. Were they bitten at the
same time ?" I asked.
"All four on the same day. BY different ami
mails though. One by cat.n he replied. genialy.
Sir Eldred by a fOx-hound puppy, Just off the
walk They entered NJ. Pasteur's establishment
also on the same day. were inocuated on the same
day. and discharged the same day. Singular thing,
was il not? So Sir Eldred- kind-hearted man, but
Ehmsical-said, They should see it out together
and fare the same Ia hal Coming, Sir Edred
The young lady Is up stairs, is she?
lie hurried away. and Bund coming in, / caught
the buffers eye as he lifted H. moment from
q sorrowful contemplation Of the wreck on the
floor.
You lave made your fortune, young man.
hc said, ms unasllcd he put my watch into my
hand. 81 liked your looks from the first. Sir
Ellred is asking to you. And you to call
a cab"
did so; and getting into it drove to my club
to suppcr.-(Stanlcy J. Weyman in Tine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
soar rs Law.

\ Missouri constable rode out to farm near st.
zoe armed with subpoena for woman who was
wanted a witness I'm I'm court. lie found
her in her hack yard bu-y engaged In stirring a
stated his business and she said:
{" can't 90 today
=" But you must"
"What's tho hurry 2"
"Why, courts IN session, and the case is on
trial. They want yOu by noon"
"wcll. aint going. You think Pm going of AMI
leave his h,d kitto % saft SOAP to spilc just to
pleas your old court No, Stree"
"Why, my doar madam, you must You really
don't seem 10 understaHd-'
understand that I've got big kittle O. splendid
soap grease on 10 bile. ard it'll make thin sllcdy
suap il It Amt finished oday- You 60 back and tell
the iNlge So"
You'll be fined for"
"POohi I'd like TO the MsSOurv jury thatd
fine woman for not leaven' her sOap-blin' when it
tcigs I'll como tomorrow II don't butcher orr
pegs then; an II do, I'll come some day next
week"
"Rut tell you that won't do. You must como
now"
"IOokce, young man, you think I'm fooll 7
reckon You never made any soap. did you? Ii you
hal. you'd know that"
"Vhat docs the jrdgo caro- about your soapl"
"Well. what do | tont IN" jcdec II IL comes
to that2 Laws law and soaps soap. Let the
ledge Tend to his law. an III tend ~ my soap
The good book says trcrc's a timo fer everything
an this Is nv timc fer a bari o. san soar"
"Well, madam If You want 10 be fined for contempt
Of court, all right You will 10 fined st'c as
"Bahl | know all bout the law. an there aut
ANYTHING I'm IT, In the Constitution Of the United
states. nor In the Declaration Of Independence. nor
IN nohn' else that a wOmau's got no leavo
a Mttla o. halfcootcd soar and 60 Off to court - ca
she amt mind to- ! s,-ss / Know lltle law
myself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
WIpIYG HIS "GUusv on 7Hs DOOR NAT.

From The Boston Transcript
a clergyman who has spent some time In Pennsy
vana tells the LISTENER an ODD story Illustrating a
peculiarly OF speech I'm that section. The clergyman
had just arrived and taken possession of little
country parish. and hal been In TIED take charge
OF the funeral OF rOmnent rcsd mt. As he knew
nothing about tho and accomplishments OF tho
decreased. he 10 be assisted by farmer Of the
ne ghbOIhOOd who was something of exhOrter
no begin until Mr. j., tho farmer exhorter, had
rived.
lie vas long In coming for somc reason, and the
clergyman began to grow weary. He called one Of
the family and asked him II he knew where Mr. J.
was
He's como now. said this person
"Where is he ~ a-kcd the clergyman.
Down stairs" came the response, wplng his
gums the door mat ="
The thought OF tne reverend agtculturIst wplng
his guns the door mat" filled the young Vance
clergyman nrst with horror and then with almost
uncomfortable anus mcut II did not occur to him
at fir, that gums In that part Of the country meant
rubber oVerShUcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
hvw A pviRa u,tzs.u
WAS sAvxpt

CICERO. Hamilton Co., Ina, Sept 10. 1887.
Tho following Is Q true seeouns Of wha, your s.sa
has done for our little daughter, Hazel. now four
years old. When twelve months old Q lump ap-
pesred on her heel which slowly grew larger. Tho
family physician thought It was caused by piece
OF broken glass needle. but failed 10 bring any
thing to light The child became feebnr all tho
'ime' seeming tolose the use OF her leg and finally
Quit walking entirely. The middle finger and
thumb Of either band became enlarged, the flesh be-
coming hard. The hip joints became involved, so
tna' when seventeen months old could not stand.
having lost the use OF leg and arm Partial
curvature Of the spine also followed The nervous
system was wrecked. muscles contyaetaa. and ,he,s
was general wasting Of flesh and muscle Az
eighteen months OF age she wass placed under the
treatment OF prominent physician of Boston, Mass,
but at the end OF ten months she had declined to
such degree that she was in a dying condition.
This WAS in April 1850. We took the child away
not knowing what to do. In this dreadful dilemma
we were over persuaded by friends to try one
bottle" OF swIFTS SPECIFIC. which we did. and
before It had all been taken change for the
better in her symptoms. We Kept It up, and have
done so to this day, and will keep up, the Lord
wills. for many days to come. for 1t has brought our
dying Hazel TO life. TO vigor, to strength and health
again. The ashen hue of her cheeks has changed
TO rosy tint. She IS able to walk anywhere, her
languor and melancholy have passed away, and she
Ia pnsv
Should you wish to increase your testimonials Of
PROOF OF the virtue Of s. s. s., our names and what
we have said is but portion of what owe to you,
should you wish TO use them Kindly yours,
BEN. y. SWIFT.
p. o. Box 90. GERTRUDE L. SWIFT.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
RTE psArH nAk0R o. eBRF6kRzER
Nm m vAteuts etfysAA

sorrow r. E...ssIlissSSssl
N NsS;n||ns f e. o o,ssise
sSgnns e. 3, brew: s,s. s'1 :ss sY'''''
fsis, to give 6krismhlld
Vengeance for siegffisdi
Hers was the faircst face
cunlght and starlight c'er shone on in wonderl
Hcv ives the brsvest hand
ocepsre Ger welded a Kingdom asove
Time and aesa to .undcr
Her iis By truth sS S sss spsanSSa a love
Pale that beauty now nervslsss that ;s, hand
Yet lives that life In the home of the land
love aud bereavement, but vengeance at lastt
Son Of . gallant king,
Worthy s'0y sssPt e, AND ns snfOn' brave 20
Pride of the people and hope 9pp. q the land
Triumph hath crowned with tho laurels of merit,
Never more honorcd grave
fArth-dug than these In this battlo-trod sand
sonless King EtEel nowi Fled that young nfcI
Fallen those heroes their victories DER
Ee'cr Will their battles shout starte the strife
Never thoir steel drink the red draught Of wari
Yet from this woful night
xEBSeanco for siegfried brings dawning Of gloryi
Down to grim Hella's gloom
csHn is sped under Bss d.ag keen blade!
sarincd DO the triumph OF Chriemhild in storyi
Fair he her tear-wet tomb,
Lustrous with love-llght that never shall fade
JOY through all Huulandi
Chriemhd hath triumphed
False Hagen hath fallen
and G @IsSd s0ssnss
f TriiamPRh in in H fanSiSSIY'
Triumph In life and death,
Biesfred aud chrIemhld -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
FOND OF PRESENTING DIAMONDS

From The TINe1Ir1 IlsD1ch.
"Yon that man r. asked CLAIR, st. fruit dealer,
a. a customer went ont with a package. We'll. he
gives his girl diamond ring twice a year-a least,
he gives a diamond ring to girl ! don't know II
n IS the same girl not. He comes in here lust
preyous TO New Years day and Fourth of July and
rcfs us TO put up a box Of bon bOns or a basket of
frut and In 1t he conceals the ring. A year or two
ago he did this, and ordered Us TO send It TO the
address he "a c. boy employed In the store was
sent on the GRAND and never came back lie saw
tbe customer drop the ring In the bas ct and he alb
stracied Il and deli err only the fruit Since then
the gentleman has delivered his own presents SEQ
ono of the express companies has Just paid a claim
~ $50 for a similar loss. Ny man Acknowledged
his folly. and ddl't try " hold me IL. ponslblen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
1T CAMP HOME TO ROOST.
From me BOSTON Transcrfpt.

He was the proud father Of four growing daughters
and he was accustomed to keep them and their mother
in proper state Of humility by saying Feminine
mind!' whenever their Insight Outran his logic, or
whenever their own logic was weak It was un-
i.~
anSWerabe, ana II fllnIei -, 30 sCIs Is
pecialy I'm the case Of the smallest girl, who some
times seemed almost appalled, by the severity of tho
remark. But alas the other day he said something
which appeared unreasonable to her. and what did
the little maid She looked al him with Intense and
vii herring scorn. and lspcd ont. Fem'nc mind -
Has anybody good phrase OF rebulo to offer TO re-
place his useless watchword-sOme'hin- warranted
to well and not liable To msapprOpriatiOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
A JUVENILE MrSTcA1 CRITIC.

Two married ladies were talking In street
One recountnc the wonderful sayings of her pre-
cociOus children. d" | travelling I'm the west"
said one accompanied by my siX-yca-od Freddie
We stopn"d at railroad ralngh house, where co0red
man wlkcd mp and down pounding gong. Fred
listened awhile. and with North side look of
tempt said 'Maybe that Teller thinks he's playing
q tune, but he isn't ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
. FIT OF BROKEy NEEDLE IN HER EVE

Fetrolfd telegram 10 The Ptisburg Dtspnich
Mrs c. f. LOder living in Fairview TO wnshp met
With an accident two years ago by having a d zee @.
a needle o quarter OF inch long lily into her eye
while sowing. Efforts TO the nesdle were
unsucces sful For time 1t could be felt under the
sln below the eve. and then IL disappeared without
any noticeable pain until three weeks ago, when tho
needle finger of tho right hand became infamed
The finger was treated for feon. and on Saturday
tho core of the supposed feoh out, revealing
tbo btoNen needle in the centre OF the cavity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

too deficient In that elegant ease which marks the
cultured society Of the cTete East. The lady recoy.
cred Of the bow-Rosale and the bonnet suffered.
But Rosalie is very pretty-a little, fne well-an-
ished, dainty creature, with hair like spun silver, an
ivory skin trick OF gesticuatIng and bcwltchins
habit Of tossing her head when she any look
ing at her. Rosalie, at this early age, has de-
veloped some talent. If / mistake not. Beatrx Es-
mond at twelve had begun to try her gances the
groom. What, then may not expect from Rosalle,
who has already tested her power, from the vantage-
ground Of the staIr-landlng, occasional messenger
boys waiting In tho halt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07
NORTH sHoRR MOTIFS.

E. II. Thursby won the Hugh o'Nsill
crayon.
Mrs. Thomas Driscoll Is visiting
friends In Winnipeg.
Frank Prosssr has bssn elected - an
alderman Of Langdon.
DR.. 0mich Of Bartlett spent Saturday
aud sunday ia the city.
It II said that DR.. Gallup, the vstsri-
nary, has gone 10 California.
DR.. G. A. Hunt, veterinary surgeon
Of Grand Forks, has located here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lord Of the Ferry
wsre in the city Monday evening.
DR.. L. +. Benson Of Churchs Ferry
spent Monday evening in the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. g. Requa returned
from California Thursday evening.
Col. c. 8. Uline was down from Minot
Tuesday looking hearty and happy.
n. @. Gallagher. the postal clerk,
stopped OF Monday to attend the dance.
+. G. stsvsas and n. z. Hoadlsy wsrs
In from Graham's Island Monday even.
ing.
lliss Villa Poole, the Mouse river
squsstrisnne. has bssn visiting friends
In this city.
Duuc Norris got back from Canads
Tuesday. He reports hard winter aud
much harder tlmes.
Msssrs. Marjoribanks aud Thursby
came down from Townsr TO attend the
ball Monday night.
The Merchants National bank he's .
private Telegraph wire. Geo. Norton
prssidss at the key.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Rasmussen Of Fresh
water ere the hsDpy parents Of dns
boy, born Lest Friday.
The ladies Of the N. e. church will
serve supper next Thurdsy svsaing.
All ere cordially invitsd.
To DR.. end Mn. Rugsr "Wednesday
morning, . ans daushtsr. All doina
we'll, especially tie doctor.
John Pstsek,n Of 1argo asriysd. il
time Monday to congratulate Aid
Jameson over his election.
James Brittin was down from Cand,
Monday siains up the horses. Jim ha'
Ijuss rstRrnsd from Tliineis: =
| Rev. i. Augstsd. Crookssop's Norws
Igian Lutheran minister, will preach q
1.-The school house to-morrow.
| Col. Smith was In town Saturday even
ing. He tells % that hs has rssigne'
the postmastership Of that town.
1 J. w. Kelly. and wife Of Odssss wsr
Iup to take In the ball Monday. Mr.
Kelly made quite . hit ss caller.
The dedication ball at the court hous
was an immense SUCCESS. aud the Epis
oopal ladies' supper very enjoyable.
Garner 4 Cleveland. the we'll knowl
machinery and lumber dealers, have ii
interesting announcement in this issue
Alex Walkers new machine depot .,
west Fourth street 10 about finished
; and will be occupied tho arst Of mex
week.
James 81. Matthews Of Larimors an
Joseph Pisrcs and Marx Williams q
LAkots were In the city Wsdnssds.
evening.
Curt Brainard and Fred Mann returne
from Minneapolis last Saturday. The
have besn attending sohool IN the saw
dust city.
Attention 10 called 70 the I'd. Of ''Th
Big Boston, Of st. Paul. the lsrgsl
Iclothing and gents furnishin9 goods q
tablishmont In the west.
T.d. Dennis returned from New Yor
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07

Saturday. He reports the late blizzard
in that state the worst thing in t1lat line
that he ever experienced.
r. w. Walker, Of Bartlett. spent Mon.
day evening iu the city. aud called to
So the 1Nf1a-0c1AN, which paper he
proposes to read hereafter.
5chmit 4 Co. occupy TWO OF oar tariff
editorial columns this week with an
article on freq trade In groceries, dry
goods, etc. lt u worth reading.
Married in this city Apsll2, Rev. L. E
Dsnks oaiciat,ng. Mr.. VIM. e. Goozes.
Of Ramsey county. and Miss. Lizzie
Owen OF Montgomsryshire. Wales.
Editor Nys and sister came down
from the Ferry Tuesday. Miss Nys to
attend . teachers exsmination, and
Steve to sss his numerous customers.
Judge J. w. Bennett, Of the Bottinssu
Pioneer, arrived here Thursday from
Chicago. whore he been laid up for sew
srsl weeks With rheumatism and winter
eolsrs.
D. G. MoLsod and James NJ. 0agan
were up from Crary Monday evening to
attend the dedication ball. They are
spreading out this year In the general
machius business.
Married, April 4, ct the residence ol
q. W. Maurice, In Devils Lake. by Rev.
T. G. Lapham. Edward Tarbox Of this
oity, aud Misc Issbolla johnson Of Scan
dinsvia. Wspaoa county Wis.
Will Pierce was up from Lakota Sat.
urday evening. He 10 chip OF the old
block-ws mean Joe. A little bird tells
us that VIII will make the race for reg
lister this fall. He 10 fully competent
and will make good ohicsr.
! Mr.. and Nrs. Amos Emery aud their
two children. accompanied by Miss Cora
Ballou, sister Of Mn. Emery, arrived
ffom Orange. Mas. last Friday and viii
spend the summer in the hsalth.SiYiaG
climate Of the Dsvils Lake region.
Mn. Halg died ct her home u ths
tswn Of Webster last Tuesday. aged O.
Her illness was both prolonged and
4 RA4AAOss AAV AUEOkUS WYE R4OSV A00AO>
day. The bsrsaysd family have thl
profound sympsthy Of many friends.
Mr.. John Stewart and Miss. Mari
schodsld Of Cando were married OF
Tuesday byiFa&hsr Clsuds. Arthur scho
asld and wife, John Mpylsu and Wit
and James Stewart Of Cando and Jamel
schodsld and Jennie Thorpe Of Aino
came down to attend tho wedding.
| Applicants for tsachsrs' certificates q
Superintendent Cows,l's once this wssl
ware - follows: e. G. Stevens. MAJ
Black, RSbecca Cordner, Mary E
Averill. Irsne Taylor, Eta G. Lewis
Anna McDevitt, LottA Berry. Mar,
Bothroyd. Lulu Powers, Alta Gamblod
Frsd Tsrbox. Kate Ksnnslc, Berth
Fassott, Elms Mooors, 6race e. Nye
Luis Tyler, Nellie Mssser, Katie Pend
orgast. Florence e. Wake.
Ifyou want . single or donble seate'
buggy or carriage for what IL 10 worth
call ann sso z. /. p. 6tAode.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07
aame g . Big o1e1.

WWO - ~ OECsvs
stoughton d ChamberlIn hav srscently
put In ne Lamson cash railWelI System,
an institution designed TO save1 he clerks
hundreds Of daily trims to the cashior's
desk. u full description ofthe a ct little
contrivance would require halfa column
Of space, and then bo inoomp lets. 4
better idea oft can be had BY seeing It
work.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07

Just rsoslved as Mrs. II. ". sbanlsya
lins Of now spriu9 goods comprising al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07

Dr. Dodds, the veterinary surgeon,
will be In the city next Wednesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07

Laugh and grow fat BY 1eelAf, those
funny pictares in TIE ,how window. OF
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-04-07

II you waut single or donble seated
buggy or carriage for what IL 10 worth,
call ann soe e. I. p. 6taode.