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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30
THE BELYEA CASE.

After being engaged on the case for
ten days and nine nights, and having
their verdict under consideration Friday
afternoon and night, the jury in the
Belyea case came into court at 9:25
Saturday morning with the following
verdict:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

We understand a number of families
about here are making preparations
for an outing at Chautauqua.
W. r.. Merrick and sister left on Mon
day for an extended trip through the
west. stopping at various points of
interest.
Mrs. P. A. Manseau left for Grand
Forks Tuesday, and returned today
accompanied by her two daughters,
Misses Ella and Sylvia, who have been
attending st. Bernards's Academy.
The youngladies are bright and gilmore
than ordinary intelligence, being in the
front rank with those who took honors
at the closing exercises.
w. j. Parker, of Ft. Totten, has
purchased the I. q. Best farm in Poplal
| Grove, the transfer being made yester-
day, consideration $500. Mr.. Parker
is a full blooded Sioux Indian, but is
we'll educated, honest, intelligent and
industrious. He is we'll known in this
! city and county and is respected by all.
In the game of ball Sunday between
the fats and leans the former won out
by a neat score. Captain William Brit
ton had his men we'll in hand and re-
deemed himself beautifully with the
ball players. Capt. John Daigle, of the
'.lean'' side, raised wind sufficient to
raise the home plate but it was a game
where good playing counted. George
Leavitte umpired the game and report
has it that he is still alive but afraid
to venture from his home on the bay.
The best on the market-Fitzhugh
Lee cigars.
What promises to be a red hot time is
talked of in Poplar Grove. For years
Jas. Duffy was recognized as Chief of
the Poplar Grove Indians, but recently
has moved to Benson County, The
young braves are now talking up a bar
bacue, when all the tribe will be called
together, an OK roasted, the pipe of
peace smoked and a new chief elected.
One popularity about the Poplar Grove
Indians is the fact that they smoke the
old time white clay pipe and ira dition
has it that they are defendants of the
Irish race, and their advent to this
country occurred about the time
St. Patrick drove the snakes out
of Ireland. They are a very indust
rious tribe, all owning good farms
and bank accounts. Little Shell"
Devaney, "Afraid Of the Rain" Shook,
Man without Socks" Britton and "Talk-
less" Geo. McDevitt will have charge of
the arrangement and will set the date
of the barbecue within the next three
weeks.
Arrangements are completed for the
pitching on a tent for the accommodation
of visiting newspaper men. 1t will be
located near the bank of the lake, where
refreshing breezes will revive happy
thoughts in the great moulders of pub.
lie opinion and affairs of state; close to
the tent wilt be the big auditorium,
where music, song, and silver-tongued
oratory will cause the editor to forget,
and-for the time-forgive, his hard
hearted delinquent subscribers. Mr..
r. Kane will be The Daily Chautauquan
representative on the grounds, and in
charge OF the tent. Persons on the
grounds having news, will confer a IA
vor by calling and registering the same.
A hearty welcome is extended to all
to visit the tent, where the Exchanges
will be on file and writing material al
ways on hand.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

Plow files, anvils and hammers
at Esters'.
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.ppu POOLING.

An llIted on the lawn,
,Na.tird In the tree;
sarld was set TO music
IA relied With melody. -.
4. crhsrd seemed q rosy cloud;
Y. ssdee row dreamed twas May
s,.rS trees blushed-they were so PROUD
f;s.i happy, happy day
1s,, united It's hood
/ 1, Nus was like the sky
/. ,rbutus peeped from Its snood,
| IA iossed It's blanket by.
. , = poked up their heads,
{,shty we're pleased to say:
| VIA nut our pretty kirtles on--'
F n such lovely day.
~ d Z sudden, robin piped
h sute another key
|, J~visb wind reproached the brook.
TsFh blckered drearily;
n, l,Jre row, II was sad at heart;
| ~ III was tinged with gray;
h ds., shiyered where i stood
| rms such trying day!
M mach trees we're discouraged;
srsldng breeze did pass,
M tore the dainty petals on
ina tossed them on the grass.
HI orchard wore mournful air;
M buebrd would not stay;
Tu only April, after all.
NJ, made believe twas Mayi
Mary X. Seeger in ST. Nicholas.
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/. TIL T. f;
'HAPPY'HAhhERS,
! CLUB I;

own thoughts aud tell OF the flowers. or trees
or nirds OF something that you feel will In.
Lucy O. Repka of Sunnysde, Waller county
ltAss. wishes TO correspond with Ella Mahap
lena Pierce OF Fitzgerald asks: Why was
Austin imprisoned How long aid the Texan
belong?
Madison Leon. also of Fitzgerald, asks
Where is General Houston buried? What
noted Texan was born in Madrid. spain2
] wish Simeon Harrison of Brownboro mad
ted about what he saw when he was lookips
ioi his stock that had strayed on. | believe
Z be had told what kind OF country no went
through. how many days Il took him to find
the straying cattle, and all that sort OF thing,
ms letter would have been very interesting,
indeed
hugo Mige wishes to have some information
about the old Texas veterans. but doesn't say
Just what Kind Of information, but IL be viii
read The Post very carefully on the 2ist, s2d
and 28d of next month he will learn a grea,
Zeal about them. They are going TO have
their annual meeting In Temple at that time
aud The Post will give ell the news about
them
Marian Westhelmer writes that she lives in
Victoria, where her father is the postmaster
dhu tnat Tue u T. A. convention Is going tc
meet IN Victoria and she hopes to meet some
OF the Haps then. II any OF them 60 they
must be sure to look for Marian.
! ~
| c. I. Again asks II the editor thinks II was
wrong for six students to leave school With.
out the teachers permission, as she and hel
friends. did on Washington's Birthday Mos
decidedly do and am quite sure that Wash
tn6ton would feel indignant at your makins
| his birthday the excuse for such folly, Yol
surely were not thinking of the high and UP
/ risht character of the man whose birthda,
| you were celebrating. All bis life he wal
governed by stern sense OF right and surel,
you forgot that when you left school that day
| A teachers life is hard enough but you mad,
| that day harder one than usual for yours
| and. rs he said. showed a very bad and fool
| ISL example to the younger ones 10 the school
| You say you love your schoolmates. Is 1
showing much love TO teach them to d.
wrong?
~
| Eunice Basslnger, one OF our new Haps
tells us that she picked 1883 pounds Of cottor
last year. What useful little maid she is
She says. too, that at her home they have
| pretty garden. have fifteen pigs and milk tw
| COWS. And, as she adds that her father take
The Post, you can imagine what happy an
prosperous home she has.
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Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.

scrofuls is the most obstinate Of blood
troubles, and is often the result OF an
inherited tnint in the blood. s. s. S.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough 10 reach Scrofuln; it forces ont
every trace of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
Ny son. Charlie. was afiictsd from infancy
with scrofnla, and no suffered so that II was
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CLUB.

.uuers are the young people
b HPy :.ni Who read the Youths Depart
s naap ouston Post. There are no ices
suN y sny kind connected with the
49, - M, I, girls who read The Post ,s mny y
~ '.s active members by sending
y ~ e,;ect Of all Happyhammers 10
Is,s s.ppnsss when and wherever ,n,ea p0g rha
I f,sse me club name ana moi mos' tbe i've
trsr Is Tho violet. the elup Tree h Ir ali
rs 'ss ~ M members themselves. the
4. a' AZ q the Happyhammers is tee
sA toIlis, or shepherd. ...x Tbs.s
~ =. ~ Intended to be worn with or witnou.
~ sutton or pin. They are made into a
4, ~ X pipnips or sewing togetner Two
w y /" osrrow ribbon, one OF rose pink ana
a III Of light gray.
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Reevllle, Texas.-pesr Haphammer; ] am
a litths girl, years old and l havs little
brother years old and sister - years old
named Reda. | have a niee doli when KY
dolls name is Mile Denison. / went 10
school and went through the first reader, can
write and spell and know nearly az my
tables. Nelile Maggie van rei''
Liberty. Texas. Dear Haphammer: Here
comes q little Girl . years old NV para
takes The Post and love 10 resd the Hap
page. My papa Is farmer ana nVes nine
miles from the town Of Liberty. ! am the
oniv little one on the place end have "a
auuse myself PLAYING with my dolls apd cats.
7 also love 10 plant foSers VIII clost TOT
this time. A true Hap. Myrtle ufeen'
Apolonia. Texas.-Dear Haphammer: Here
comes farmer boy from tn pinev wooa
anu II years OF age and Ike farmins YeIv
much raised a bale Of cotton lfst yeai
and bought me a wheel | enjoy riding =
very much. In the summer rode my whe
TO Fuoua Prairie. nine miles from Ap0lonla
used to live on Frdua Pfa'sle v,,a,, PA.
were rousher from Anderson t, FuauA rfa''
w '''N Freddie c. Greenwood
Luling. Texas.-Dear Hapbammer; Herr
coulEs a little country boy u years ola, q
ioln your happy band. ! am farmer 90
and like farming. can dow o, PIN ~,
and cotton. How many l2.yesr-oiu IN dogs
.
and catch rabbits with them 20
school and my teachers name Is MS fi ~,
( Bell. and like her very well ! nav ~ " -,
I four studies ! have to walk atoie IVY -
I a half miles. Your friend. -, p,,,,,,
| p. s.-Enrlosed yon will ind 10 GEMS ~
Jimnie's artificial leg
I Portland. Te9ss,-DeaF Hanbanmer; M ~, /,
sten 10 rnd chat a while u p,,uhl. -, ~
1 stay until YOU get tired Of me. We ns.e -
having nice weather until today. i nav ~
irving 10 rain and the wind IS nl9S., as N,
I hard Our garden looks nice ana ! no ne-sh
4 IL will not get get killed asAin "
or frost. s .-;,h loyel
Tho ground is nearly covered WIZ 10, w
flowers Ny sister Jessie ana ~ sstrrsa,
nv littie friends went after flowers
We eot nice ot OF blueballs. viol,,sn. aslsl5
4 nrlnlroses. bnftsroups. sweet Nnllr,Y,s, n
y another klnd OF which ] 90 NJ, 49,. 49,, ICES
4 name. From true hap.
little boy years old have been k''nA
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impossible 10 dress him
for three years. HIS
head and body were a
mass Of cores, and bis
eyesight also became
affected. No treatment
was spared that we
thought would relieve
him. but ne grew worse
until his consli ton was
indeed pitiablc. | had
almost despaired OF his
ever being cured. when
by tho advice OF q friend
we gave him s. 5. 8.
fSWift's Speotficl, A de-
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Houston, Texas.

Office OF
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Insurance.
Statistics and History,
Austin, Texas, March ?. issa.
To all whom II may concord;
This is TO certify. That the
NORTH GERMAN FIRE
Insurance Company OF Hamburg. Germany.
has In ell respects fully complied with TIC
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent 10 It's
doing business in this state. and that said
company holds a Certificate OF Authority from
this office emitting u TO do business In this
state for twelve months. from the LIST day Of
January. 1893. to the 3ist day OF Dccembsr.
1899.
-- Given under my hand and seal:
Seal. ct office IN Austin. the day ana
- date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
Commissioner
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Office Of
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Insuraness
Statistics and History.
Austin. Texas. March II. 1899.
To all whom It may concern:
This is 10 certify. That the
UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUAR
ANTY
Company OF Baltimore. MARYLAND. nas -
ali respects fully complied with tho laws Of
Texas as conditions precedent 20 rs doing
business ia this state. ana that said company
holds n certificate Of authority from THIS
for ono yesr. from the LIST day Of january.
1899. 70 the sist day OF pesember. 1859
,-------l Given under my hand ana seal.
Seal. at office. 10 Austin. the dAr ana
jEF'FERSpN Johnson
CenmipSio3eK.
Lspolr Hunt. stats Agent Fsx bnilei1cs
Houston. Texas s. 81 (.
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RAPHAEL BROS

ONE. OF
ccmmissscner Of Agriculture. Insurance.. sta.
tistics and History.
Austin. Texns. March q. 1872.
To All Whom II May Concern:
This 10 70 certify, That the
PRussIAN NATIONAL
Insurance compsay q ssss!ig cS5,ns AZ ~ nss
Of Texas as conditions precedent g ~ doine
holce a certincate o. Authority from THIS of-
Twelve months fran the ist gay q january.
= Glsssu undsr my band ID. and nd seal s.d
l- GAYS u sEfF FRS i sosiiiNsoN,
Commissioners.
RAPHAEL, BROS AGENTS. Houston, Texas.
Office OF
Commissioner OF Agriculture, Insurance.
Statistics and History.
Austin, Texas. March 3. 1899.
TO all whom II may concern:
This IL to certify. That the
4s NORWICH UNION
Insurance Company OF Norwich. ENGLAND.
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent TO re
Sompany holds certiscsts q Authority from
! this Once cntluing Il TO do business In this
| State for twelve months, from tho lst day o.
january ises. TO the sist day OF DECEMBER
! 1850.
| l---- Given under my hand and seat.
| Seal. at cfhce, 10 Austin. the day and
! --- date first above written,
| JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
RAPHAEL, BROS, Insurance Agents hous-
ton, Texas.
| Ofncc OF
| Commissioner OF Agriculture. Insurance. STA
tlstics and History.
Austin, Texas, March ;. 1898.
To kll Whom II May Concern;
This is TO certify, That the
AMERICAN FIRE
Insurance Company Of New York has
in all respects fully compiled with the laws
OF texas as conditions precedent 70 It's dons
buriioss 10 this STATE, aud that said Company
holds n Certificate OF Authority from THIS OF
nee ortiiling II 10 do business In this state Tor
twelve morths from the ist day OF January.
1870 TO the Sist day OF December. 1889
---------l Given under my hand and seal.
I Seal. at Office In Austin, the day aua
--- date FIRST above written,
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
RAPHAEL BROS, Insurance Agents. Hous-
ton. Texas.
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cided Improvement was the result, and after
he had taken dozen bottles. no one who knew
Of his former dreadful condition would have
recognized him. All the sores on his body
have healed, his skin Is perfectly clear and
snooth, and he has been restored TO perfect
health MRS. 5. s. MARRY,
$50 Elm St, Macon, Ga.
For real blood troubles IL is waste
of time TO expect cure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases are beyond their
skill. Swift's Specific,
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Insurance Agts,

Office of
Commissioner of Agriculture, Insurance,
Statistics and History,
Austin. Texas. March =, 1899.
TO all whom Il may concern
This Is 10 certify. That the
ATLAS
Assurance Society OF bondcn, England has
in All respects fully complied With the laws Of
Texas rs conditions precedent to its dciug
butlr cas- In this state, ana that snt company
holds Certificate of Authority from this Of
nee emitting II to do business in this State
for twelve monthe, trom tho LIST day OF jan
uhry 1899 10 the Slst day OF December, 1892.
l------- Given undor my hand aud seal,
Seal. at office, In Austin, tho day and
49, date ntst above written
JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
Commissioner.
ofnce Of
Commissioner Of Agriculture, Insurance,
Statistics and History,
Austin Texas. March $, 1929.
To All Whom Il Mcy Concern:
ThiH Is TO certify. Thnt the
GERMANIA
Inauianee Company OF Now Orleans. la
has IN all yespects fully complied witt
the laws OF Texas ~ conditions pre-
eedert to ite doing butineHs ir this
state ard that said company nolds
Certificate OF Authority from THE office en-
fitting It TO do business IN this State fol
twelve months, from the lst day OF January
1885 10 the slst day Of December, 1892
Seal, at office. IN Austin, tho day aut
------ date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
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Insurance Agents

once OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Insurance.
Statistics and History,
Austin Texas, March Is, 1892
Tn all whom Il may concern:
This Is to certify. That the
GERMAN ALLIANCE
Insurance Company Of New York \. has
IN all respects fully complied with the laws
OF Texas as rana,tleus precedent to lie doing
huGiuess IN this state, and that said company
brldt q Certificate OF Authority from THIS Of
hes emitting y 10 DO business N ms a Iana
Given under MY hand and sea-;
Sonl at office, IN Austin, the day ana
------ date first above written,
A 3. THWEATr.
Acting Commisslouer.
Raphael Bros. Insurance. Agents, houston.
Texas.
once OF
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Insurance e'a'
tistics and History,
Austin, Texas, March 3. 1929
TO All Whom II May Concern;
This is 10 certify, That the
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Ir.nranoc Company OF New orleans, la, has
In aiI respects fully complied with tpo laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent 70 vs. holnk
business In this stats. aud that Hald company
hold n Certificate Of Authority from this Of
Are emitting ii TO dc businese 10 this STATE
Tor " Give months from the LIST day oil Jhnu-
NJ
- $500 49,. Given under my hand and seal;
Seal. at offce. In Austin. the day and
------- date frst above written:
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
tFsfaHs Commissioner.
RAPHAEL BROS, Insurance Agents Hous-
tor, Texas.
Commissioner Of Agriculture, Insurance., sts"
tIstics aud History,
Austln Texas March 2, 1899.
To Al Whom II May Concern.
This Is to certify. That the
SUN
Insurance orAce Of London. England, has
In an respects fully complied with the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent TO It's doing
busnegs In this state, hue that said Company
holds a Certificate OF Authority from this Of
acc entltlng Il % dc business IN this state Tor
twelve months 'front.' the list day OF January
1855, 10 the Sist day OF December. 1893
l-.-----~l Given under my hand and seal
! Seal at office. IN Austin. the day and
l----~- date first above written
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
RI PHAEL BROS, Insurance Agents. Hops-
/ ton Texas.
Commissioner OF Agriculture, Insurance, Sta
tlsticB and History,
Austin. Texas, February ,5,isss.
To All Whom II May Concern.
THIS is TO certify. That the
AMERICAN CENTRAL
! Irturanoe Company OF 81. Louis, Mo, has
in nlI respects fully complied With the laws
Of Texas az conditions precedent 10 It's doing
business In this state, and that said Company
holdr Certificate OF Authority from this Of
fce emitting Il TO do busncss IN this STATE for
twelve months from the LIST day, of January.
1893, to the 3ist day Of December, 1880,
l---- Given under my hand and seal,
Seal 4 OF office. IN Austin. the day and
-- date nrst aboss written,
A. S, THNEATT.
AetUg Commissioner
RAPHAEL BROS, Insurance Agents, Hous-
ton. Texas.
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FOR THE CRIPPLED HAP.

& Total of Nearly $50 for Jimmie
Edwards.
Tho following contributions have been re-
ceiyed for the Jimmie Edwards fund since the
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THO flowers 10 their perfumes
Ask sweetness OF YOU.
A love that Ia tender,
a life that Is true

think We should take more tntarest 4,
the suggestion MIR, Hap made. Hans, do1t
you ell? For a contest Who was the
erostqrt hero OF tho Texan war for iude-
nendence?'' can not give the name Gov. for
/ don't know exactly. but IKE the contest
With love 10 all. LINE Hutto-
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Keachie La.--Dear Haphammer; Many.
many times have Rad your naEf, but meyer
before have ! abused your pstisnse sy tn u,
a desire for knowledEa as potent As that
spark OF life gtsrpal which esleTmires tue
destIny OF the s3ui. would regain from
vnisry N an who would sit ~ the feet OF
Minerva aud learn the great secret q living.
As Iimitedly as I bavo wandered ~ t1c
| Domain OF literature. and with humorous stsp
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royeissv. Texss.-pssr Haphsnmer: Hers
1870 ae,in. after an shseuce Of nearly
80 .a-,hc. nonz vow havtnt forgottfn IN y.
r.s ~ ston school last weak 20 ~crh
Para bought Inc ! new sleT. but soras S ssw
seoie ~ Han ,old us 10 write about
"S ciSo. Tsxas.-pesr Hephammer' am
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[zI.I!Z!I|.7;i!l''7lla3
|Weems & Bering,

nfhee Of
Commissioner Of Agriculture, fysurance,
Statistics and History.
Austin, Texas. March Is 1890,
TO All Whom II Nay Concern:
1liif Is TO certify Thnt the
FlRGMAN.s FUND
Insurance Company OF saa Francisco Cal, has
III all respects tully COMPLIED with the laws
OF 1,Nns as conditions pretcl,ut TO lite ooirg
lus neas IN this State. and tina, said company
holds q Ger, hcam OF Authority from THE Of
h,o q thus Il 20 90 business IN this State for
,Vcisa riohths from the Isl day Of January.
lscs, to the aist day OF December. 1870
i-..--- Given under my hand and ueai.
seal. at office, IN Aas'n. the day anc
i------- date nrst above wrtton,
lEFFERSoN JOHNSON.
trn,nf. a stnuer
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MUNYON'S

] Will guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will cure 20 per cent.
Of all forms Of kidney
complaint and IN
many instances the
most serious forus Of
Brishts disease. II
the disease Il com.
plIcated send a four
ounce vial Of urine.
We viii anslyre II
and advise ron free
Whist 10 do.
MuNxoN.
- .@.su- - Uu-IsA
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wsimnr. Texas Dear Haphammer, Here
have a new contest. WHO wa tn, Ersatest
hero OF the Texan war for ilde 5endence. ]
think IL Was Sam Houston, the first presi-
dent OF TEXAS. Just think Of the battle OF san
10 one Texan and then Houston cut the bridge
70 that IL he got whipped he would have To
surrender. but he whipped the Mexicans aud
they had 10 surrender.
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Once OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture, Insurance., Sta
tIstics aud History.
Austin, Texas. March g. 1899
To An Whom u May Concern.
This is to certify, That tue
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his ~ Vonner asks how to address ner
Fa,,o- "s''s Houston Post. II. II. PAGE.
f>At 4, ''Tss' and the letter will reach the
49, k.S The best way to keep out OF the
J d &iS1 Els 10 write about something that
~ a ~ III interest the other Hsps. But
vac hing-do not copy, Write your
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1899-03-31

From Wednesday, Democrat.
Harry Baldwin was in after goods
yesterday for his own firm, Hull (;
Baldwin of Jewett, N. M.
Mr., Kennedy, of the firm of Kenne.
dy & Bryan OF Olio, purchased goods
in Durango yesterday.
Mrs. Williams of La Plata, N. NJ, is
visiting the family of Robert Roberts
in this city.
AL. Hubbard was in Durango yester
day purchasing goods of our Durango
merchants for Fields g. Sharp of Aztec
He also takes billiard table FROM tht
city to New Mexico.
e. R. Sizer of Flora Vista, N. NJ, il
in the city. Mr. Sizer has been scl
nearly all winter but is feeling strong
er again with the advent of spring.