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ppoIntment and did not have time . leave

the car. II 49, $3.50 '" 'e"'s
LAKE CHARLES. LATHE sound NJ me
harvesting machine Is heard in ali directions.
rour are cutting on the Clements canal. and
a number arc at work along the lake canal
~, Inc new rice crop viii begin to come in from
the east in about a week :"
. TAMPA. Fla.-Georgc " Durham. part
smith John Webb. Gary Smith Horace Tup-
per, Harry Horse and Madison parher aro
were arrested on warrants charging them
WITH whiecapping Postmaster Crum, we're ro-
ceased on bonds ranging from $1,000 10 $1,000
PENSACOLA. Fla.-zach Bailey the me-
T. jail here in default of $1,000 bond for ron.
ping me mails. SO enterprising was he In his
ropp ,,i, that II was difficult for the people
X MhlNew TO get any mail. Among other
successor in office " 80
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this item alone represents large arnoun,
which annually crcuates among the bust
ness houses rs medium OF trade Cotton
seed IS another important tem to be con
sidered; tons upon tons OF IL are sold here
curing The cotton season and the money
spent with merchants. To see that these
Two products will increase In receipts from
year 10 year one has but to consider the
character OF inducements offered 10 fetch
them here
=. There are here buyers OF both cotton
anu cotton seed, representing srst-class
houses and who, at all times, nav ms good
prices as can be obtained at any inland
town In the State ., Facilities for the
s sc storage OF cotton can not be excelled.
There are two steam gin plants.
WIN oil these favorable conditions COM
oinea Chappell Hin must so forward aud
III the end stand pre- -emnently in line
with any town in the State In its growth
and prosperity.
Manv other nice things might be said
lts climate, Just far enough from the coast
to inhale the refreshing breezes waited
IRON the deep blue sea; It's healthfulness.
It's churches, its educational advantages,
the culture and refinement of it's people.
ther social archaeological these and
more could be told about in most favor
able terms. They all stand to make any
pace desirable TO live In and us such
Chnppell Hill Is without a rival Il
Inc Epworth League held its last social
NJ the elegant home of Mr.. II c. iRranat
and was largely attended The "Mystcri
Gus supper was the enjoyable feature OF
the occasion. The social for this wech
VIII be held on Wednesday night at tho
residence of Mr. w. X Haync
IL is currently reported that the Young
society folk have engag,G the services of
a distinguished gentleman for the purpose
Oh placing upon the boards several aitrac.
i've plays which are to be brought out
in the near future.
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UPPER LEATHER TRUST.
Twenty-fOur Concerns Are tn 10
Merged Into II.

Merged Into II.
New York August 30.--Thc American
Hide and Leather company-npper leather
trust--which was Incorporated in New
Jersey OH Tuesday with capital Of $685.
100000. will merge twenty-four concerns
including the following: Joseph Hecht s.
Sons, New York; Hall, Haight & Co.,
New York and Boston; stephen Dow &
Co., Boston; Barnard & Friedman, Boss
ton j. p. Crane & Co., Woburn, Mass;
Watauga Tanning company, Boston, NJ.
Roboson Leather company, Salem, Mass;
w. ~ Eisendrath & Co., Boston; William
Becker Leather company, Milwaukee,;
White Brothers & Co. Boston; Boswell,
Hubbard & Co., Boston; MiddleseN Leath-
" company, Boston; Alley Brothers &
Co, Boston, Lambeau Leather company,
Chicago; william Tod & CO., Boston; c.
T. Roenitz Leather company, Sheboygan.
Wis; James Skinner Leather~scompany,
Boston; j. $. Barnett a. Brothers, New
York & Boston, Fred Ruepig Leather COM
pany, Fon Du Lac, Wis; Grey, Clark g
Eneel. Chicago; Walker Oakley company,
Chicago; H. C. Moffatt, Buffalo, u. u.
Cottle & Co., Boston; r. o. Cummings DC
Co. Boston: ". II. Weed Il Co., Bing-
hampton, n Y; John Blake Ellerylle.
y. y, and b. A. Thompson Co., Hos
ton.
The sales of the interests to be con-
soljdatlon amounted last year to s2i,0 900
with an average profit of 10 per cent. Tho
capital Limitation viii be. equally divided
into common and 7 per cent cumulative
preferred. The funded debt OF Sio,0o00O0
tirst mortgage per cent gold bonds has
been authorized. OF this about ss,0Oo.ooo
viii be put out. All the bond issue has
been oversubscribed. There Will be pru-
dental treasury reserves and the company
viii start with a working capital OF s3,-
0Oo 900. officers will be elected next Tues
da,
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CHARTER OAK PARK.
Joe Gentry Won the Two-Minute
Pace Event in 2;03 ID.

Hartford. Conn. August 30 The big EVEN
OF the National Circuit meeting at Charter
oak park today was the two-mlnute pace
schedules There were five starters, John
Il. Gentry drawing out because OF dispute
or three In Ave.
The starters were Joe PatchcD Anaconda.
cbeballs Frank Bogash and searchlight.
Searchlght was very unsteady. breaking badly
and never had q chance OF winning heat.
Anaconda led until the stretch In the first
heat, when Joe Patchen came in and under
the whip and hard push took tho mile In
2.0i.R.
The second heat was Patchen's all the way.
the final heat. which took the race. 2:OaA,
eauailed the track record.
The 2:I0 trot. purse, $4,000. went to Cap
tain Jack. Beat time. 2:09.
In the 2:l7 trot which was unfinished.
Dolado won first heat aud Lelah the second
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SMALL SILVER WANTED.
All the MINIS Are Engaged In Turn
ing u Out.

New York, August 3O.--A special to the
Times from Washington says. Dimes,
quarters and half dollars are being turned
out by all the minis as rapidly as they
can be produced said an officer of the
treasury today. The demand for fraction
al currency and silver dollars is nnprece-
dented. The requests do not come from ona
section of the country but from every
section. AS fast as the coin can be mint
ed 1t is shipped To those who have called
for 1t. Usually the demand for this cur
rency does not begin until the autumn,
but this year orders for large quantities
have been coming in for more than four
weeks. 1t is estimated that the orders
received at the treasury department Will
average over 100000 in fractional currency
a day"
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sMcethrenh l,nttics.

Blancb pair of sweetbreads and cook
them in the stock pot; press under a
weight until cold, and cut in dice; add
an equal bulk of cooked mushrooms: also
cue small, and teaspoonful OF sauce and
FIJI the shells with this; set in the oven
for moment, fill to the brm with the
mixture and send to table. 1t will Sim
pity this course IL the shells be purchased
at the confectioner's.
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the greatest amount of precipitation recorded
in any twenty-four consecutive hours was '.v9
inches on September and 4, 1855.
Clouds and Wcather--Average number of
clear days, IA; partly cloudy days, 10; cloudy
days e.
Wind-The prevailing winds have been from
the southeast The highest velocity of the
wind was 60 miles from the north on Septem-
Der 10. 1875. and from the northeast on Sep
tember II. 1877.
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Fort Erie. August 3O,six furlongs-Elying
Bess, King Carnival, Oak Maid Time t.lSE.
Five furlongs- floim. Dissolutc sliroye
Tuesday. Time 102.
Mile and sixteenth--Vrgie O, Jim MGGib-
bon. Chopin. Time 1.i7A.
Five aud a half nrlongs.- Daily Report, Yo-
l. Ger, Ice Drop. Time i;0SA.
Seven furlongs Rotterdam, Flop. Henry
Laupt. Time ;2S.
Steeplechasc, short course-Roseberry, PHI
lac La Colona.
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/, uoIrRNING TOILETTE.

| / MOURNING TOILETTE.
btse, and untrlmmed skirt is IN
No The day of absolutely plain
/ veil nigh past; and those VINO
ayselyes compelled TO wear black
,,rod glory in as many new designs
Sousn who bedenks herself in the
fihe wanton lapwing or the Grim
lts pbin's breast. !,
Escorted model is here Illustrated
naaers The skirt is sored to fit
4, ulain over the figure. with a Hare
maes, 1t Is developed in black
~ nd trimmed with three broad
| 4 g!t crepe goods,
slrsst has a vest of the dress ma
1 tn lapels also of the serge, bor-
iii accordion plated frills of the
nd. Over the shoulder are two
4 ,Srmed with narrow frills and
FiA six. Helen Grey Page.
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Win. data Dat for September.

lsrins S as,a for September.
y ior a . covering the month Of
eoup,,ss 'oa OF twenty-elght years,
n oslss .'sa from the weather bureau
\; The w. an q normal temperature.
aa ayers ERNEST month was that Of
y AZ, y 60 Of 81 degrees; the coolest
u 6ie y isss. with an average OF Is
l&ptemhat Temperature was "a Az %
TIE i owa. y 1875. and september :
!ptembssr J, temperature was "a de.
s.ss n umSs, for the month. 5.@
nors. 10: tS er OF days with .0I Of
as H.oi i nc greatest monthly pre-
eeipitatiox snss n lsSb; the least
was .Ss inches in 1892;
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tonably have been called to account for some
of his exhibitions other riders followed his
example, and in this respect the boys were
allowed the most surprising latitude. While
foul riding was common, only one horse was
disqualified AT the meeting for that cause.
This was an unln'entona foul which occurred
at the finish of race. while deliberate foul
tactics perpetratcd at other parts OF the track
passed unquestioned. This was a condition
which should have been sharply dealt with
~ the outset. but which continued throughout
the NEE ,tnE.
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HARNESS RACES.
kingmoBd, stable Companion of
Idointn. Won the Key City stake.

Dubuque, Ia. August 80 --Kirtmond, tic
stable companion of Idolata, who yesterday
won he Hose Review futurltY. today took
down The $4,000 Key city stake for 1924 trot.
tcra at the Nutwood driving park. Dan
patchen won the 2:S5 Shafe. Face from the
favcrito Armada Prince. The e:07 pace Com
nicrcial stae) brought out the fastest woriS
OF the meeting. II was unfinished on account
OF darkness
Today the attendance was i0.G0o aud ii IS
e. Docted to be larger tomorrow, when the
fou, great PAGERS, Directly Anonias, Frank
BoRash and Burrough Park formerly PlaneD
will contest Tor $4,000 purse.
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MRS. RIcH,s CASE.
The Woman Is Without IL Lawyer
and No Money to Hire One.

FL Paso, Texas, August 29.-It was re-
ported here on good authority today that
Mrs. Rich had been taken from Juarez to
Chihuahua, Mexico, under a strong guard
on the previous day. An investigation
proved the report 10 be without founda-
ton. The woman is still close prisoner
at Juarez. When Mrs. Rich was sur
rendered 10 Mexico many weeks ago 1t
was given out that reporters could see her
al any time. but she is now kept prac-
tically incommunicado. She has been UNI
able to secure a lawyer to defend her,
having no money, and her case is con
sidered utterly hopeless. The American
flag worn by Mrs. Rich when she was
taken to Mexico is still in her cell.
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The ridirs at the Fair Grounds this year
has been better than for several years past
al least until month ago. The feature In
this department has been the development OF
Lominick, the featherweght under contract to
Nj. S. Hughes. He has done remarkably well,
considering his weight Burns did very welt,
but a great deal OF his success was due to
riding methods which should not have been
LIBERATED He WAS very rough rider. and
had he been less prominent would unques-
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SHERIFFS' DEPARTMENT.

Taken up by Walter Sellers. mile and a
half south of Aldine. one heavy bay horse,
about 10 years old, 141a hands high, star
In forehead. foretop been clipped. saddle
marks. shod all around, PAGES. no brand
A. r. Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County
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'SEArHER INFORMATION,
prObnbilfrycs,

atnon, August 3O.-East Texas-Gen-
hh Thursday and Friday; warmer
Ia IL extreme eastern portion; variable
I.Iis and New Mexico-Fair; con-
srm; variable winds.
hkai and Indian Territory-Fair Thurs
W Rday: east 10 south winds.
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Waco Club BADLY Bcaten.

Hjllsboro. Texas August so.--iIillsboro
would have shut out Waco today but for au
error by Brown in oyerthrowing 10 first Not
a man Oh either side reached first base I'm
I'll the last half OF the eighth inning, whea
the homo team batted yoIz FOR three doubles
and one home run. after which II was one
sided The visitors were unable TO touch
Latham. Score. 10 to In favor OF Hilisboro.
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M WOMAN'S REALM 3
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and half wide and a yard and a quarter
long FIRST neatly line the ribbon with oil
si'h, nhisning the outer edge with the
simple herring bone stitch worked IN
silk the same color as tho ribbon Then
foid the ribbon. overhanding the edges
to form pocket. The remainder of tho
ribbon Is used as the cover. II is fastened
to the pocket by fine silk goods. which
tie in bow. This little case will he
found most useful in protecting the tooth
brush.
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Ierro Democrats ON a Tour.

Waxahachie Texas, August 30 Two me-
gro men bearing the name of Dooley
stumped the town this afternoon in the
Interest OF democracy and pure morals for
the negro They carry fine credentials
from citizens OF Grayson county.
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country Reailencc.

Kaufman, Texas. August 80. The house
of A. Kanard, at Lawndale, this county.
was burned Sunday night. Nothing was
saved. Amount of loss unknown.
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Business Block.

Colorado. Texas, August 29.-At o'clock
this morning fire destroyed the brick BUSH
ness block on Second street. known as the
Scott block. Eight small houses burned
down. The loss aggregates about SIS 900
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Palestine Texas. August 29.-Hugh X.
Dietz's dwelling burned this afternoon. To-
tai loss; insured with the Phoenix of Lon
don for $1,000.
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Meals for n my.


BREAKFAST
Fruit.
California Wheat. Cream
Broiled Lamb Chops. Potato Balls.
Corn Batter Brsad. Country Butter.
Cafe au Lait.
The Post.
LUNCHEON
Thin Slices OF Cold Ham.
Pickles. Crackers.
Iced Fruit. CAIRO. Tea.
DINNER
Consomme.
Broiled Spanish Msrkerel. Potato Balls.
Olives
Roast Tame Duck. Green Peas. Rice,
Stuffed Eggplant.
Tomato Salad. French Dressing.
Pineapple Sherbet. Cake.
Cafe Noir.
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THE RACES.
Imp showed Ability Ia Curry Weigh
for Good Purse.

(SnocI1l 10 The Pos.l
New York, August SO,--Thc Western mare
Imp today picked up 1879 pounds in tho Ocean
hardicap and ran mile In fast time beat
ing Voter and host of other good handi-
cappers.
Five and half furlongs lady Lindsay,
Cesarion, lambert. Time. 1;0S 10,
Che mile, scling-Sky Scraper. Hardly Dan
Rice. Time i:il.a-5.
The dash FIVE furlones.- Mesmerlst, Mu-
sette, Guldcn. Time. l:Q0,2-6.
Ocean mile.-lmp, Charentus, Batten Time,
1:i0.
Five furlonss, Reynolds, Lavega. strath-
maker. l;0l.4-5.
Two miles ON the turf.--rhe Bachelor, Maid
OF Harlem, George Boyd. Time 3si.2-5
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i Toath Brush Cnsc.

rivellng tooth brush case is a
sst little article to own. To make
h piece Of ribbon about an inch
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senerai Observations.
vls 'aken by United States weathe,
~ stations at Up. M. 18th meridian
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Cation Region Bulletin.
M rgou bulletin for the twenty-rour
rtifg At y a. M. yesterday. 10Th ne.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-24

Two Weeks Frip East,

5000 covers all expenses $1,000.
This includes hotel bills, railway and
steamer transportation, double berth
in sleeping Cars, aud transfers at all
points, and service Of the conductor
Of the excursion.
Leave Duluth March oath, via
Duluth South Shore md Atlantic, and
Canadian Pacific railroads.
Spend one day in Montreal, three
days in Washington, three days in
New York and two in Boston. The
party will travel in elegant style, and
stop at the best hotels in the cities
visited.
Variations may be made from the
advertised schedule, so that those who
wish to prolonR their stay at any Of
the points named or leave out q por-
ton of the trip, may do so and have q
reasonable rebate allowed them for
the time untitled. The return limit
on such tickets will be extended to
April 3Oth, 1899.
For further details it itenaries, ETC.,
apply to Agents Great Northern or
Northern Pacific Railways, or T. II
Larke, commercial agent, ID. IS. 8. & A
Ry., 426 Spaulding Hotel block, Duluth.
MINI.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given, that thas certain nortssse j,
execated and delivered ~ Andreas A. Paterson Ois.
gard, and Clara H.. Odegard, hts wife, morteagars,
70 the Dakota Z Eastern Mortgage company, MT.
gasee. detsd the l2th day OF November, A. h. lss9,
and hled for record IN tbs once Of the register Of
deeds, in and for the COUNTY Of Ramsey, ard
state q North Dakota, on the 18th day
Ct November. A.. b.. 1853, and duly
recorded in book Z Of mortgages, on psye 3t3.
which said mortgage Vas assigned By
satd mortgage TO First Na4ional bank. u Devils Lake,
n. D bv IN assignment duly recorded In said regis.
ter's Once ON the 30th day OF December, A.. D.. 1884.
N book . Of mortgages, on page Ais, will bs fore:
closed b . sale Of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, ct the front door Of the court
ho9se, In the county Of Ramsey, and state Of North
Dakoh. 1t the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m, on d e 10Th
day Of March, A. y. 1889, to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day Of sale.
The pfemtaes described in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the sanas, arc described "a fol.
lows: West one-half Of the northwest quarter, and
the west one half Of the southwest quarter, Of SEC.
ton number 6teen, In township one hundred and
.hfty-4hree north, OF range dxty-thres west, In the
county Of Ramaey and Stats Of North Dakota
There viii b due on such AortEAse ct the date Of
sale the sun Of ssven hundred and sixty dollars, 70.
gethsr with 81. IS taxss paid.
Datsd February End, A.. D.. 1889
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AL OF Devils Lake, n. D., Mostgsees.
a. O. Whippls, Devils Lake, N. D., AttoFnsv for
90ftgagee.s
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Brave Men Fall,

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as we'll as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired listless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j. w. Gardner,
Idaville, Ind. He says: electric Bit.
ters are just the thing for Q man whom
he is all run down, aud don't care
whether he lives or dies It did more
to give me new strength and good APP
petite than anything I could take. I
can now eat anything and have q new
lease on life" Only SO cents, ct G. w.
Greene's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
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coMM1ss1osERs PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings OF b Board OF County
Commissioned, of Ramsey County,
N. D., February II, 1890.
The beard met pursuant to the call
of the Auditor to listen to the report
Of the bridge committee and transact
such other business as may came be.
fore 1t.
Present:-Commissioners Day, An
derson, Baker, VanLiew and McCor-
mick.
Moved and seconed that the auditor
advertise for bids for grading the ap.
breaches to the Bellegard bridge, In
Morris township. Carried.
The committee appointed to
examine the accounts Of clerk Of the
court and register Of deeds report that
they checked up said accounts and
flndsthem to balance to the satisfac-
ton OF the committee.
Moved and seconded above report i'd
opted. Carried.
The following was introduced and
on motion duly seconed and carried;
adopted.
It is hereby ordered that township
157 range 81 is hereby organized as
Fancher school district No. q, also
that towdship 157 range 60 recently
organized be known as Newland
school district No. %.
The auditor will notify the superin-
tendent of schools Of this action.
Moved and seconded, that the CON
tract OF w. A. Hamilton, as seed grain
and tax judgment collector be APP
proved and accepted, and the chair
man authorized to sign same. Carried.
Moved and seconded, that the cost of
collecting above be deducted pro rata
from ali funds benefited by said col
lections. Carried.
Moved and seconded, that the bond
of ". A. Hamilton, as seed grain and
tax Judgment collector, in the sum of
$1,000, with the Fidelity & Casualty
company, Of Maryland, Bye. 3,
Nichols, attorney in fact, as surety, be
be returned to said Nichols, at Fargo
for acknowledgement to his signature
and when 80 corrected the same be
and hereby is accepted and approved.
Carried.
Moved and seconded, that the fol.
lowing bills be allowed and orders
ordered drawn, as follows:
j "A VanLiew, service as COM
missioner. ..... ............. " "
= = Day, services as commits.
stoner ......... 81 ~
J 3 Thoe Il Go. supplies and
poor orders = =
Cooperative store, poor orders Y II
Christian Anderson, services a.
commissioners .......... s22 @
Ole Estby, poor order.......... 10 q
stenson. a q
"a Russell 4 C0,wood for poor rs q
10 o Russell 4 Co, wood for
court ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 Y
Casper Skratass, glass and labor
e5.36, allowed at.............. %
w g Bennett, janitor for Jan I,
1alys SNNVVs 6AAOWeO SS....... 9NV
ICE Taylor, court stenographer 168 O
Nele SHOW, gopher order ...... "
Mrs. AN Tanner nursing Swim
ming fami!y.. 21gOl
SF knight, blank books ....... SO O
Allan Tompkins, telephone and
lights, January, $780,. ..... Y z.
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INSURANCE LOSSES.
The Companies Show Commendable
Promptness and Fairness in
Ad;nak3nn


The various losses to the fire in
surance companies in the fire Of Sun
day morning, February 18th, have in
the main been already paid as follows:
Sd. Small, 500 on household goods
In the Greenwich, Of New York; paid,
in full.
Hugh Fitzsimmons, $500 on building
and $3.50 on household goods in the
Aetna, Of Hartford; paid in full.
John Daeley, furniture in Hobjer
fats 800, in the British America; paid
In full.
Estate of Josephine Hansbrough
unter-O Ocean building,) $500 In British
America and 900 in German America;
paid in full.
Appraisers have been chosen, BY all
parties concerned, to determine the
loss to the respective companies on the
Hobjer flats buildings and the loss to
the Inter. Ocean newspaper and job
Office plant Is in process Of adjust
ment.
The companies have shown COM
mendable promptness and fairness In
the adjusting aud immediate payment
OF these losses sustaining their we'll
earned reputation Of loss-paying COM
panies. Their local agents, Mr.. A. N.
Powell and Messra. Fisher q Juergens,
did their part In the early and prompt
settlement by their companies, and the
value Of fire insurance has again been
forcably taught our citizens by this
Erecent "object lesson"
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DIR. Davenport, the dentist, will be
In his of1ce in this city the first ten,
days Ut evesy month.