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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

The good Book says: "Wisdom
crieth without; she uttereth her
voice in the street." It is to be
regretted that she doesn't put in
an appearance at the gatherings of
the anti-imperalists, as they style
themselves.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27
Notice.

All parties indebted to Ramsey
County on personal tax and seed
grain judgments will save costs
and expenses by paying the same
at once. have the above for col
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

The welcome which has been
accorded to Admiral Dewey. the
hero of Manila, ought to convince
the anti-expanionists that the peo-
pie OF this country are in hearty
accord with the policy Of the adj
ministration in regard to the Phil
ippines. There can be no mis-
take about this. East, west, north
and south the American people
are overwhelmingly in favor of
national expansion and Of making
the American flag wherever it is
flung to the breeze, the symbol Of
liberty, law, order and the advance
ment Of civilization and enlighten-
ment. And yet the anti-expan-
sionists will fume and fret and
fuss and hold up to admiration
their Washington-Emilio Aguin-
aldo. But the world will move
along without them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

zone generation passeth away
and another cometh." But the
Democratic kickers are always
with us.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Wherever there is a Pop gov
ernor, the returning soldiers have
had troubles of their own. It is
bad for the boys, but it grati6es
Populistic spleen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27
Educational Association.

A meeting of the Ramsey
County Educational association
will be held at the high school in
Devils Lake, Saturday, October
%, at 2 o'clock, p. m. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
The program is as follows:
Last months program continued.
Messrs. Aanstad, Waggoner and Misses. Seward,
-, Neh1son, Mrs. Attebery.
Primary Lesson"".."......Miss Anna Jameson
Reading Circle Review-North America.......
Helen Nimmo
Lonneyik
Experimentation
Miss Anne Rudser
Reading Circle Review-American Literature.
Emma Grams
w. v. Baker
Election Of Omcarc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Geo. Alfred Townsend seems to
have it in for President Mckinley
and the administration. He is
now in a state Of eruption, pour
ing forth a volume of vitriol every
week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

A monument to the memory Of
the North Dakota soldiers who
gave up their lives in defense of
"Old Glory" in the Philippines, is
now in order.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Since his return from Europe,
Senator Hoar has nothing to say
on the Philippine question. It
would be a good idea for Senator
Mason to take a trip abroad.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

An eight room house on east 5th
street will be vacant September
LIST. Enquire of WIN. HURST.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

How the Pops hate the country
that shelters and protects them. It
is too prosperous to suit them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

In a speech, delivered in Mis-
souri,, Sept. Is, Mr.. Bryan said
that the American people were
buncoed into voting for William
Mckinley in 1896. He is wrong
by four years. It was in 1892 that
that the people were buncoed by
electing Grover Cleveland, and
we may rely upon it they will not
soon forget how badly they were
taken in.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27
NOTICE.

Due notice is hereby given to all
persons allowing their horses or
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27
MODERN LOCHiNvAR.

Young Billy Bryan came out from the west;
In all the wide border, his hobby was the best;
He rode all unarmed; he rode all alone;
And save his strong jaw-bone, he weapon had
none"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

MAKE YOUR OWN RECORD
When a man boasts of having
descended from some great and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Goebel. the Democratic candi-
date for governor Of Kentucky,
says that he will call those who are
saying hard things against him,
to account after election. He will
have a job lot Of duels on hand.
1t looks as though this would be
the beginning Of a fued confined
to the Democratic party of Ken
lucky which will be very far reach
ing in it's effects. If it is fought
out to the bitter end that old COM
monwealth will be a sure enough
Republican state at the close of
the fight. There won't be enough
Democrats left to hold a state con-
vention. But those that are left,
will have saved their "honah, sah.'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Job sarcastically remarked to
his would-be comforters: NC
doubt ye are the people and wis
dom shall die with you" When a
man is overwhelmed with trouble
and disaster has come upon him,
how apt his friends are to criticise
and condemn him in the spirit Of
the friends of stricken Job. Such
a man can appreciate the cutting
sarcasm of the old patriarch's OBJ
servation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27
HOGS WantGl!

I wish to inform the farmers of
this and ad joining counties I can
now handle all the hogs for sale in
this part of the country at good
market price. F. w. CoCKBURN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Some of those individuals who
are doing a good deal Of loud talk
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

Men Of little depth, as a general
thing, think they know it all. Such
self-conceited ones would do we'll
to read carefully Sir Isaac New
toms estimate Of himself. He re-
marked: II do not know what I
may appear to the world, but to
myself [ seem to have been only
like a boy playing on the seashore,
and %diverting myself in finding a
smoother pebble, or a prettier shell
than ordinary, whilst the great
ocean Of truth lay all undiscovered
before me-" Sir Isaac would have
made a poor hand at drafting the
resolutions for a Populistic or
Democratic convention.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27

cattle to run at large if the animals
are caught trespassing on my land
or destroying my hay they will be
tied up and held for damages.
S. L. WINEMAN.
Devils Lake, October IS, 1899.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-10-27
For Rent.

Election of officers.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Monday, April 1O.-Recoipts of beeves
for two days were 1926 head, including ~ cars for
export alive, ll9 for city slaughtcrers, and 81 for
the market. Demand was slack and prices barely
maintained on the lower grades, good beeves ruling
fairly steady. The yards were cleared. Ordinary to
prime steers sold at 81, to4$5. 20 n 100 ~; tops ut
$3.50; common to choice bulls at SO. 25SS4. 70; in
ferior to good cows at 81 s 80; choice fat do. at So
0s4.O5. Dressed beef in fair request at 7x9SAc.
Tor native sides. Io-day's Liverpool and London
cables quoted American steers slow at llH9l2c. a
n, estimated dressed weight; live sheep steady at
12k9l3l4c., lambs at l4c., dressed weight; refriR.
orator beef selling at g@c. y N. No exports to-day;
shipments to morrow 652 beeves. l o63 sheep, and
4.22O quarters of beef.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 1852 head,
including lo2 for city butchers and r, Iao for the
market. On heavy supplies prices fell of l5925c.
on nearly all grades and medium calves were selling
before tho close soc. lower. The pens were nearly
cleared. Common to choice veals sold at S+9S5.s5
q 100 n; extra selected do. at $69$8. 20: a half doz.
en- fancy yeals at $B.5osS0.75. City dressed veAla
weak at 7@Dc. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days were
s.822 head. including ] cars for export alive, III for
city butchers and II for the market, making, with
the stale stock. % cars on sale. The market ruled
very firm on light receipts. lambs selling IOc. to 2Oc.
higher than at last report. The pens were promptly
cleared. Common to prime unshorn sheep sold at
S4sS5.bo p 100 n, clipped do. at s3.bOSt4.5O un.
shorn lambs at SdaSd.7o for medium to choice,
clipped do. at $4.759S5.15. clipped "culls" at 81,
spring lambs at S49td.2 70 each. Dressed mutton,
7hsgc. " n; dressed lambs, H9llc.
Receipts of hogs for two days were l2.o78 head,
including 3 cars for sale. Steady for live hogs at 81
0S4. rs n 100 n.
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MINING NEWS.

A letter from Ksremsos. British Columbia:
reports this new camp very active Many o.
1 pron CLAIMS as sse . 9peni sbip np IN Gq T6e s 6ss r ana
Last week the Halls Mines, Limited. at Mel
eries in the United States. Canada has not
The te'f Tnited II C { pUpee Mines rsnn Company. Seven
smslter thls MIN besides trsatins Us
Tho superintendent, Of ths:Crystal Butte.
s!sim. to ots Ssy. s sS1SifS taSs ore Pioclke Sa out.
The vein in the, Wine Is from twelve 70 fifteen
i ,oSt s wIde "a ;sn Y1;n ay w.H fe;o a 9be bus s}GSto the
George A." BiisdsIl and, other Boston capt.
talists have bought The VICTORIA At summer;
equipped and has already produced 81 ,OO0.O y
In gold and silver.
.t9 Cs,RP d 5e Srsek io,j sdyiSs is p no. K1 that az ibat inch Ssl
says into the thousands. The Minnie Belle at
Victor:continues shipments.of twenty tons per
struck in:.tho bottom level OF the Christmas.
and regular shipments have commenced.
un msS Si5vt three esF ise ct Of Si oFs tG Hi.y; f eth; el ha,
the tunnel level:that runs: so TO 100 ounces
silver and 80 to 90 per cent. lead.
for extensive operations on Moose Creek, near
salmon, Idsh NO Its MACHINERY Is expected to
viii Yield 50. cents per yard, ''' "A'
Utah continues to chuckle over lts mining
boom; Having made important copper dis
%coveries within the past twelve months and
secured the Investment OF large amounts Of
foreign capital. the promoters are now ex-
s shfS'rtn sfim eS v Wri.es sr one a entRnsiast. The . s Ssts
will be the centre of an iron mining industry
that will -make even the work. Of Pennsyl-
vania seem second class. Near by the iron,
too. are mountains of coal. and between the
two. the sky of southern Utah ought never
again TO be clear. beca Use OF the canopy OF
smoke made by reductjCn fuTD arAS in rpdnp-
Ing the ore to commercial form. - TT is a great
mining year in Utah. says the Salt Lake Tn
6nne, and when tho aggregate is footed up on
the next New Years Day. II will he an aston
ishment to the whole mining world"
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Condition of Winter Wheat.

WASHINGTON. April 10.-The April report OF
the statistician Of the Department Of Agricul-
ture will show the average condition OF winter
wheat on April 1 to have been TO. against
s6.7 on April l. 1893: S1.4 on April 1. 1897.
and q ten-year average Of S4.4. The averages
for the principal winter wheat States are as
follows, Pennsylvania. 80; Texas. II; Tennes-
see. Il; Ohio. SO; Michigan. 70: Indiana. ~;
Illinois. "a; Missouri. 10: Kansas. SO; Cali
fornia. 90.
OF the thirty States producing winter wheat.
twenty-six. containing over rs per cent. Of the
total winter wheat acreage, report a condition
below their respective ten-year averages.
The average condition OF winter rye is $40.
against 92.1 on April l. 1893: $3.50 OH April /.
1897. and u ten-ycar average Of 80.
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There was little inclination TO trade here to-day and
in spite of higher European cables prices remained
stationary. The Brazilian cables were Arm and the
receipts moderate. but The general policy at the mo-
ment seems to be to await developments. The Amer
lean warehouse deliveries last week were 1903 ,O3I
bags, against ll7,vl+ in the previous week and 15o.-
III last year.
NAVAL s~roREs-spirits. 44S44ho. Common to
good strained rOsin. 81. 3714.
PROvISIOSS-LaId was steady: prime Western,
$5.55; Continental refined. $5.65. Pork was steady
at snssn.Go for mess. Meats were steady: picked
5slssc. Taliow. 4lPc. 4 ressed hogs, 5i.95asc.
Butter Creamery. Western. extras. 2l02llac.: do.
hrsts, 2obps2lC.. State, extras. 2ls2lTc.; do. hrsts.
2O@2Utqc. C~hecse-State. full cream, large. colored.
or white. fancy. l2912lc.: do. choice. 1149l13c.;
do. small, fancy, l2AGl3c. ERgs-State. Pennsyl.
wanna and Western, ! 3sl8Ac. Chicago. April TO-
" Provisions sold off early, recovering a portion of
the decline at tho close. Tho shorts were the best
buyers. The cash trade was light"
SUGAR-Raw was firm at 4 s-1bc. for e6' test and
4 Lie. for 500 test. Sales OF II 900 bags centEi-
fngals Sdo test. at 4 9-I6c.; muscavados. $50 test,
1T 4llr" and molasses. So test. at 8 15-1ec. Rennod
was IN fair demand and firm.
CHICAGO. April lo.-These were to-day's pricesi
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division snrrem Conrt-Nos. 40. 70.
80, 30. AZ. 5y. 40. "a. %. ~. Special Term.-PArt /.
Motion calendar called at 1880 A. N. Part H.-Ei.
parts matters Part HI.clear; Motions. De-
fsrred cau;es-Nos. .sIa7, 26s7. ssI1. Part W.
1857, 2ao5. i7so. 1920. ssSs. .5iSt. Sist, $50.
Part V.-Csse unfinished. Cases from Part ", Part
NI.-CaS0 unfinished. Cases from Part ". Part VII.
Clear. Cases from Part w. Elevated II. II. cases.
Trial erm.-Part IL. Clear. Preferred causes-Nos.
5t9.. s!Go, 1893. se9., 500. 7lls, s2s5, 1871.
99ssGG s,, 7eo2 ess2S' 81 81. 1881, ssSSpp'' s sooass' iS; S2t ~
Case unfinished. Nos. 2i6+. zoos, +9ss, I2o2.
aS9a' 25ss' a Gs .7tts' +715 t59M; 47I5.
Part W Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part y.-Cass unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
N.-Clear. Cases from Part III. Part VH.-Caso
Inani.Gsd., Inguss;1No; tslt pay G4lendar-Nos,
4433. 1900. 47d5, 1924. 26op. 1872. lS4s, 4s45,
1888, ooad. bo53. 5000. BOIL, a1M5. 85l7. SO52,
anished. Gases from Par. vi, Part IX.-Case un-
finished. Cases from Part VII. Part Xi.-Case I'm.
finished. Cases from Part VII. Part XI.-CAse un-
finished. Cases from Part VII.
surrogate'E Court-ChAmbers.-Motion calendar
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called At 1880 A. M For probate-wiil. Of william
william W. Van krsdale, Susan. Bentley. Lisette
Wagner. Mathilda zubilier and Henry =. Howley.
Greedy, at II A. NJ; William Graessle. at 2P.M.
Trial Term.-Estate OF Mary johnson. at 1890 4. NJ;
No. 1882. will of Annie sutherland, at 1880 A. M;
No. 1884. will of Christian Roller. at 1890 4. NJ
2 city Court-Special Term Court opens at 10 A. M.'
Motions. Trial Term.-Part i.-Cioar. Nos. 2bs1.
2obo, 2ob2, 5s2. 1880, aa8s. a372k. A76, 9ese'
sssti<. SSsbx, SSeeh. 1851, ss6TH, 5s6s. s3esh.
s36sh. s37ok, 3s71h. 1912. 1913. S373t'
Part n.%cissf. Nos. '.SSos2,0 saSS, soss. tssioa. a7oss..
21oe. 217e, 2otolS, 25so'f. 1854, Pal.
ss7ak. sssc4. sssi. SsslYit, s5s2. SSsax. $685.,
sssth: s3s5ls. 9as6. 33ssh, 1887, s3ss; 1889.
hnished. Nos. 2sts, 2S4t. 22bs. 272a, 2s73. 27es.
5000. 2so5, 2sse, 2y4I. 2oi5. 1859, 27a9, BOIL. 8l51.
S3oS.. sais.. 1915. 25.eii aa2Y:. silS: 2lsS ss77.
Nos. eea5, desi, 7oe7. 7oaa. Ills 52ii, 7iS6, 7i51.
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9eaal Notifes.

SUPREME CoURT.-In the Matter Of tho Voluntary
- Dissolution Of Tho Fowler Switchboard and Trle.
phone Company. On reading and hling the petition
OF John 4. Mckoy. samuel b. Fowler and L. Victor
Flecklcs. as directors of the Fowler Switchboard and
Telephone Company. 4 domestic corporation created
under the laws OF the State Of New York, and having
it's principal ottce located at the city Of New York. in
thereto, annexed, duly verified by the petitioners on
the 2bth and aOth days OF January, 1899. and on
TONERS,
Ordered that all persons Interested in said corpo.
ration show cause before this Court at a Special Term
thereof held at the Court House in the borough OF
Manhattan. city and county OF New lurk, on the I'd
day OF May, 1899, at 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon Of
that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
why the said corporation should not be dissolved;
aud 1t 10 further
Ordered that 3 copy of this order be published Al
least once in each week OF the three weeks immeii.
ately preceding the said I'd day OF May, 1899, in the
Albany Argus and in the New York Sun, tie frat
York, and the second In the county of New YORK
same State. wherein this order Is entered.
IL. W. B~0OKSTAvER.
Justice, Supreme Court.
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for export here and st the o~utports. No. . old.
enc. over May in Chicagoi DO. new. sHc: over.
row. FutsPss eio.sS uncsanasd u ac. lover. With
sales of ITO. 900 bush. Prices A. follows
OPENING. gieae,L Lo,o,,. clerno. EsSsit,
Z 4 iIy.:.sSs S sSs Ssssx ss%Sa SD ssSS
Oats were steady on the spot: sales 10000 bu'h;
t Talif' Mica STG:; 'f sSss Az un SGiesso T recsiye sGe 81 cars
and expects 14o Tomorrow. The visible supply is
Wheat, bush so,tsi.o9o Ino, isSs'ooo s9'i25.ooo
SStn' S Snsh, :. ? 3 I; sso, 900 1 Rso' SsS, $4,000 600 a. "a s 9 o.SSS
B Barley Sp sa.h b.. a.css.SSS Dec. as 1860 1000 s.i54 900
e %SSfiss f.vors sSR5T %ssshS S. =. the IN w tSS s aaG i by io snd
foreign selling. Liverpool declined va. to ssd. and
tsmPcTstnrs Al thc Yves, was se.sopsbis. and 4
the Dsiotas and Minnesota, 90. to 40, above; in
a Missouri : f fliin lSs.' i Ind sG 90 and s%G0S oSii snd IN y k 10 "a;
sbove. Moreover, the visible supply Increased 49,.
bust Da But n %e.t Of the %'i ioss vas reeovs sSS II Later i'e ON.
There was RIB z better ter demand der for export, and short
some falling %; the total being 7,2e4 $50 bush.
iSa asn.' snd the nSS Su anatse on v psssssS si f.If os !. s ssS 900 900
bush. Kansas continued to lend bad crop, adyices.
one. third Of an average. The Goyernment report.
early in the day. was expected to give the condition
later on some professedt to believe that the condition
would be given at as low as 90. The report was re-
ceived at 4 O'Clock, however. and stated the condi.
ton at 7T.9 p cent. Corn huctuated with wheat, de-
Ginning early and ~rallying later on. Liverpool do
clined Nd. The worlds shipments for the week
were 1850. 65+ bush, against 1885, 4G In the pre-.
ON passage decreased !, 2so,oo bush. The visible
supply decreased 9 1000 bush. Oats sympathi2ed
with the rest Of the list. The visible increased 49,.
600 bush.
F~LouN-stssdy With sales Of 10000 bbls. Re.
2.eHl bbls and 8 .5a5 sacks, Winter In bbls super.
fne. 81. 3o9S2 40: No. . extra, S.. 450s2. So; Clears,
S3.IC0S3.35; s~traights. IS. 4o9S 3 .5o; patents. 81. o5
es3.so. Spring in bbls. - Clears. Ss9$3.15;
Btraights. S3.8Os$3.bO patents. IS. 1898 .95.
C~orroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales of 30 bales for spinning. Midling uplands,
4 3.l5c., against o 3-18c. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf. 8 7-l6c,, against 9 7.lec. The Southern spot
markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold $500
bales. Norfolk ,121 and Memphis $50 bales. Liver.
pool was. unchanged on the spot. with sales Of
10000 bales: futures declined 1 to IN points. The
movement to-day was AZ follows:
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first Glass Aclp- aNalcs.

GENTLEMAN and wife wish car" II house 0T 'h
: Tor summer: will paw small rent. r"'r'.'"". AZ
oress w. +. KENNEDY, 40 West 10Th 81. ''''
VI rentI.man nHrt,uu, h" '"m I25j
Broadway. ,
HONEST man, AZ. Wishes sItuat Hp. 20 ""i y
- good teacher of languages aud HIif"--ri "
oulars. NICK COGNIOUIn A24 lsi as r." ~
MAN. ~. ambitious, sober aud " lang p " x,
A'A desires employment with chance mi IlN %
ment. A., box l25 sun uptown or'r", l'' ' Is W
NOCNG MAN lW, experienced lu a.'"i. a.
- publishing business, best reference. =
Sun otice.
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The cotton speculation was a decidedly unintsrest-
ing affair to-day and the fluctuations in prices were
trihing. though the tendency on the whole was
downward, owing to a decline in Liverpool and gen
orally favorable weather at the South.
CotFEE-Rio on the spot was firm at 64c. for No. I.
Sales 200 bags Msracaibo and 400 SAvanills. Flu.
lures quiet and generally unchanged. Sales, 5000
bags. Havre and Hamburg advanced 4. Rio was
unchanged; receipts, 5000: stock. $50, 900; eK-
change. ! 1.32d:, an advance OF I'D. Santos was firm
and unchanged; receipts, $1,000; stock, 1872 900.
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UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.

New BrunswIck, Nd, April 9th, 1902.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders Of the
United States Rubber Company for the election of
Directors, and for the transaction of any other bust
ness which may properly be brought before the
meeting, will be held al the office of the Company
in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Tuesday. May 10,
1892, at IL o'clock NJ.
The Transfer Books will close at 3 P. NJ. on Mon
day. April 18th, 1899, and reopen at 10 A. NJ, on
Wednesday, May 18th, 1892.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL +. COLT, Secretary,
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strong and moro active. Sales $4,000 bush.
for export here and at the outports. No. l
northern Duluth. ,74c, over May [ 0. b. anoat
No. l hard Duluth. lie. over; Nc. I northern
New York. Ot3ca over. The Northwestern re-
ccipts- were APT cars. against 1861 last week
week and ~ last year. Futures closed he. to
70 &c. lower, with sales Of 1926. 900 bush.
Prices as follows:
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elections and aleftings.

DELAWARE n HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
- NEW YORK. April 3. 1899. The annual meeting
of the stockholders of this company will be held at
the office OF the company, Il Cortlandt ST., In this
city. on Tuesday, the 9TH day of May next. for the
election OF Managers and for other business. includ-
ing tho establishment of q sinking fund.
The polls will open at IL o'clock neon and remain
open for one hour.
The transfer books will be closed from the close
of business saturday, April 20. until the morning
OF Wednesday. MAY 10.
By order of the Board Of Managers.
L. NJ. OLYPHANT, Secretary.
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Augusta shlpped today 80 bales. Memphis 86l, 81.
Louis 100. Cincinnati 1888 and Houston 1894.
Port EXPORTS 2.7s1 bales. Bombay semi-weekly re-
ceints $4,000; The exports of yarns from tho
United Kingdom last month were 20. 900, 900 MS.
against 2+.Ss2. 200 last year. and for the season
66,433. 800. against 6s .o39. 300 last year; exports of
2st. 100 last year. New Orleans declined to 3
points. The. Sgnal Service predicted fair and
warmer weather. Futures here closed quiet at a net
decline OF 2 TO 8 points. Prices as follows:
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Sinnal.


SlTUAT1ON wanted as travelling compan on anal
~ maid by young woman with two years medical
training; good masseuse. JESSIE THORNTON, Wo-,
mans Med. College. Baltimore, Md. |
TRAINED NURSE wants n position in an ins,i-,
tuition; reasonable terms per month. Particulars
address M. A, box 100 Sun uptown Office. 1898
Broadway.
YOUNG LADY graduate desires position in Doctors
Il ONCE or sanitarium. Miss ROETHER. ~ W. 18th,
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Total sales of railway bonds (pAr valus). So. 100000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open high Lou ~CloHno-
Sales. ING. est. eat. Bid. asked.
1891 stGw e2h 63A 81 e2t 90
2SbS Am Sta
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