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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16


Camden, N. j., Aug. 10. I'm pursu-
ance of instructions issued by Mayor
Hatch the entire police force OF this
city yesterday appeared on the street
as shirt waist men. During the past
week the policemen suffered greatly
from the heat and the mayor notified
them that they would be permitted to
patrol their beats without coats Many
Of the officers wore suspenders. About
100 men comprise the police force.
Camden, N. j.. Aug. 16.-Burreil
Bland, colored farmer, aged 81 years,
was married Tuesday evening to Eliza
beth Haines, comely white woman.
81 years Of age. The ceremony was
performed by Justice p. T. Colding.
colored. at his Office IN Camden. Bland
lives on a small farm near Woodbury..
NJ 3. while the bride has been resi-
dent OF this city Neither has ever
entered upon the sea Of natfimony be-
fore.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Aug. 15.-FIour in light
demand; winter superfine 81. 4o92-60; do
extras, So. 65G2.90; Pennsylvania roller,
clear So 25ls. 40: city mills. extra, 2659
$50 Wheat higher; No. 2 red, in eleya-
tor. 73A6l74c Corn firner; No. 2 mixed,
spot. In elevator. 44a4454c.; No. yellow.
for focal trade. 47048c Oats steady; No.
2 white, clipped. 30lz@30lac.; lower grades.
27Jz030 Hay dull: choice timothy, SIG.
Beef hams, S20m2l Breakfast bacon, 100
l11kc Butter steady; creamery, 1i19f}21e. {;
factory. current packed, 14d16c.. innta-
ton creamery. 1561isc. New York dairy.
1e9leikc.; fancy Pennsylvania prints job
bing at 24G127c. do. wholesale, Csc. Cheese
firm; large. colored. 101sGli09sc.; small do,
l0stG107sc.: large, white, 10Ac.; small do.
1DiIG1c5so Eggs steady; New York and
Pennsylvania, 14Ni7c.: western 10lflSlac.
for average lots. Potatoes-quiet, Jersey.
and. Sl.i2ikd1.50. Peanuts firm; fancy,
handpicked de-; other domestic. 212d4e.
Cabbage dun; Long Island Sl.50n2 per 100
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

Congressman Springer, Of Illinois, says
that ninety per cent. Of the Gold Demo-
Gratis Of that State have already announced
their determination to support William J.
Bryan this year
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

The vast majority Of the American peo-
pie VIII refuse to vote for Lord Salisbury
next November They want an American
Administration in Washington.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

Trust wants the election of Bryan,
but they are all for McKinley's election.
win you vote as the Trust magnates dor
Think it over
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

The Ledger advises Hanna to keep off
the stump, because he is too ardent de-
fender of trusts to be thrust into the fore
ground.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

WELLS MIRACLE OF HEALING Pow.
der, a marvel Of healing cures any sore on man
or beast. 25e. at druggists, or by mail
T. $. WELLS, Chemist Jersey CITY n j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

The New jersey electoral convention
viii be held in Taylor Opera House, Tren-
ton, on Wednesday, September u.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16
4 sisefufN
and useful lines.


His illness dates from period about two
years ago, when, by mistake, he took a
medicine not intended for internal use. A
disease of the kidneys ensued and his ply
sicians diagnosed his fatal malady Bright's
Disease.
n Mr.. BaaDser was born to the newspaper
sl-11hess and inherited the courtesy and
good fellowship proverbial in the editorial
profession. The GLOUCESTER COUNTY
DEMOCRAT has partaken of his personal and
professional friendship and enjoyed courte-
sizes without number from its establishment
to the present.
nsw What he was in his professional and
a business life he was in his official relations
The Senate of New Jersey never had more
courteous painstaling and efficient secre-
tary or Journal Clerk, or Calendar Clerk
all of which he filed at various times :
4 Gloucester county a more conscientious
ountySlssileetor, nor the Republican State
Committee more efficient Secretary, than
he. 1.-THE first and last positions he held at
his DEATH
Augustus S. Barber was true to every
interest to which he protested allegiance
true citizen and worthy son of the worthy
sire whose name he bore
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16
Grav lain.

II gray, Wells Hair Ralsam gradually restores
to original color, black or brown, elegant tonic
dressing, Soc, 81. Druggists, or sent BY express
prepaid
Z. S. WELLS. Chelnist. Ieraex CITY N j
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

The Democratic State headquarters were
opened at Hotel Washington, jersey City,
Yesterday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16
RIDs FOR COAL.

The Board Of Education of the City of Wood.
bury will receive bids for ninety-five 95 tons Of
Stove coal and five 90 tons OF Egg Thirty so
tons to be delivered at the Walnut street house
thirty(30l tons at the Academy thirty 1901
Carpenter street house. Bids will be opened on
Thursday, Aug. i6, at o'clock. p M Bid.
must be for No. l Lehigh. Contract will be
awarded the lowest responsible bidder Coal
must be delivered by Sept. l. The Board re
serves the right TO reject any and all bids
JOHN REDFIELD.
j. ID. CARPENTER
J. E. ESTELL,
Aug. o. '0o-2w Committee
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

In another column in a brief way, we
record the sad event in our city of the death
of Editor AUGUSTUS S. BARBER. We have
known for long time of the illness of the
editor of our contemporary, but with all
conyersant with his disease and the facts
leading up to it, we felt up to the last that,
with a naturally STRONG constitution, he
would vet long-s 4. .sasresA aud ;saIsrle his
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16
EOR SALE.

Seed rye, rye straw, horse $50 large horse
collars, 2 inches; small shelving wagon top
and brake, pole and shafts.
ANDES f. BUDD
Aug. 92w Out Delaware ST.. near Woodbury.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

suIlsetIbe "a llle DEMoenA1.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16

-flIS7s1EIy % a VIICICts--
Newark, August IL, 1900
WILLIAM B. G0URLEY,
Chairman Democratic State Committee
WILLIAM X DEvEREux, Secretary
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
9ieiu BORT.

9siepb SewelI, fom for en-
Generation fcen par ROnge blanbt be
profesiionsae Spiaere Ncm gort,
bIep forleben Dag oemt til lets Maane'
bas 6angieI for Qebissangeri. 6an
eieoe fin Glib Here 6uie, buOr ban breu
Spil, par COB for ben imob en- Uliaion
Dollars, Os bet tunbe benbe, at ban
bapbe $500, 600 Iiesenbe | fit gen9e.
fab glatten ouer. giu ct ban 70 Qar
summeI, uenneIcs, biemIGs, ipg, c9 ba
ban bleu frsmftiuet I 0tetten. bab ban
Dommeren om at gore Strnffen iau
lang iOm muIis. nSe9 pniter en- ren
PIabs at bs H. ia9oe ban meo Ell remO'
oist emil. Gn Setter af bam par
@eneruIpoffmsfter unber preFoent
@ront.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
9e tuiinOe Sing.

Trid % Carnegie, De fore
StaaIfonser, Der bar pGret nOset paa
Rant meb binanben, er MI after forIisie
inalebss, at 6rid fl, buab ban snitsbs,
nemIis $l5, 600, 900. &eluItatet BIZ
per nu bette, at &orporationen bIiuer
ifsrre o9 iiarfere snh noesn Sinee fer,
ia enb af be ma9ii9ite aorporotioner
paa belle Sorotloben; ben raaber nemlis
ouer en- &apitaI al ca. $3.50, oo0,.
oo6.
Sorlesser 6irmaet @pple
ton 81 6 o. / Rsw 9ort er ertlQlet
5auit al en- Of Attieeierne, Daniel
prit9arl. @eIben ct 81, ITO, 900.
attiperne beltaar of 9arebeboIbnins o9
ubeifaaeube 6ortrinser.
Spp Drenge 10 - IL Aarss
aIbsren Os 0tuusfOrOrbninsen uuriss
renbe fra en- 9rGiteipn til en- arbeioers
Sen, bIeu arrelfersoe forIeoen for at bape
iiaaIet en- Del Muritanoiieruarer |
0umboIbt, Minu. Den PIan, be par
tommen operene Om, par at aubrin9e
Snbta9ten fra garernes SaIs | ptltos
Ter, at inbImpre WiiIwautee d ct.
Baul 8anens SpOr meo Gebt, OOerfoIbe
gurtistoeet 81, 2 ON Wlorsenen os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Sef.Sllen iejrer.

Deb 8rpbstampen Stem Yort msllem
Bs f.Olisn Os 8 Oebers, ieireoe
fsritngpnts os inbsbar altiaa BerOens.
melieritabst = osiaa for Gmsritas Deo.
tommenoe.
Deb fsrite Om9ans blsu gefsOIisn
oueruunben efter nGitsu en- E! Times
Brpbnins; ueb nGite Omguns blep
Roebers tutet neo meS en- iaaoan araft,
at eGserne ertlGreoe bam for ntamps
bpoti9 til at prsue treble Omsan9.
Bed OIien blsu aItiaa ertIGret for
Seirbsrre.
Bore qanbsm9nb baaoe ber opre o9
bismms = iarIist ba / asbenbaun -
ged.OIisns 5sbebp = iuble M Om=
trent iOm gnsIauoerns, naar be faar ct
Telegram fra Jioberts ON en- Ssjr |
Ifrita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
tatSsNgbeber.
gSiseonGn.

9umbertonssn 8 otter 6air6lIo,
@is., bar uqerebe bsspnbt gaIsasita.
tiOnen paa en- eienoommeIis Utaabe.
5un bar lenbt fore garsbsiti0inser til
aabrifter o9 Wholesalehouses, - ban
briuer nemIis en- sauits betpOsIis Rob
munosfOrrsinins 5OrbinbsIis meo TN
Sapmsas Os Gpmmerbrift. Disie
garer ltai feoeres til 6fteraaret o9
gintsrn. Ren oil fOritau, at ban sr
tibIis uos. 9ubuer Bsitiuins bar
imibleriib fdsenbe 9iIfsieIie:
sgl. 6. Softer Comp. forbeboIoer
fla 0lct til at lsnbs alle sasr en- Del al
bisls 9arer tiIbuse, OeriOm QSm. s.
grpan bIiUer UaIst til PreFoent pst
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

Soma DeIe9ationen ualste ueb Wlpbst
forIebeu Dag 0on. 9 nit W g B. err
70 n Iom 6anoioat til be 6orenebe Stas
tiers DOmmer for Soma ipoIi9e &rebs.
mcpberlou repraienterer 9. Sowaareos
/ aouoresIen Os er betenot iOm en- bps'
Suafsru. 6uns JaaUn uiI bIiue ienbt
Senatst Iaa inart, iom PrGiiosnten ct
unberrettst ON DeIesatiOnens gal9.
- 8sb gaISet Council BLUFFS I
Uaanouss bIeu 8smOtraten @tetOr
Ssnninss ualst til MlapOr mso
$50 Stemmsrs Waaloritet. De sprise
@mbebsmGnb er bells Republitanere o9
bells DemOtrotsr. 2lIoerm9nbene er
RepubIitansre aae iaa nGr ON en-.
- 6ra 8aibinston meobeles, at en-
np Wliliterftatioa faI Oprettes peb 8es
Uloiues, Sa. Oct antases. at be npo'
penOiss Dpsninssr bsrtiI oil blips Op'
fort I CONNER, iaa Des Wloines Tan
faa fine 6risere fsr ueiie Sui.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
giebraRa.

@u eienoommeIi9 cg uiotIpfti9 Sag
bebunbles for 3ioen 6aitin9s, boor en-
gise peb Jiaun Q ola 9orlo der sr
antIaset for WorbiOriog ouer for fin
principals 9uitru, Gnna Ua Uaorep,
ueb at siue beube no9et fOrSiftst Sutfsi'
9obt. Dette Ifete for ca. l Aar iioen,
os Uiiis 9orIoder bar ben lio oerst
paa ct priuat Snnntorium Sa.. men
er M tommen tilbase for at itlues Tor
0ettsn. Oct par meset uanlteli9t al
faa en- Sutn umlet, os nu er Der holot
6orbpr Dag ub o9 Dag iuo. Der er
fierte Beps9runbe mob Uliis9orloder,
men tiui9e sr Der tommen flere femme
1ins for 9piet ON ct aGrIigb gbebsforbolo
meusm benoe O9 Dar. Wlorsp, ON 5pp'
notisme o. Ign. Selu bar bun lite pGs
ret at formaa til at pibne ON bette iit
1orboIb. 6uu flyer, at be tan sere
ueb benbe, buub be oil, men tase plabs
paa 9ioreltoIen oiI BUN lite. Defenio.
rerne arbeioer af al Rraft for at faa
benbe fritenbt, os Sasen batter umaa'
beIis mesen SpRst lite aIsne i9atinss
os Smesu, men Iunst uioere Omtrins.
3 Ranbass Intteoes bet, trobs ben:
OeS tibIisere Paaitunb, at faa benos til
leIu at afl9sse GiItuaeIie ansaaenoe
TT &arIisbebfOrboIb til Susfsrsr Wlos
req. 6un par messt nerup8 % maatie
biGIpes op paa 8oneitOIen. Der bar
pqret Spsresmaul Oppe ON benbes
mentaIe Gilitanb. 8et enc Vione efter
bst anbet afbsres fremoeIes, os buab
Sasens enbeIise llbfaIb uiI bIioe, ifal
Iibsn uiie
= Simon MeIter bIeu ben 49,
bs. funbet bob / fit Siem 9ebanon. tire
Diil norbueli for Roiemcunt. 9Gu
uar 6armer, 70 AGr 9ammeI % Psber'
iueno.
- D. g. 0uut, pOittcrer ira 8as
lentine til Roiebub, bIeu iorIebeu ans
oreben ai mnlterebe 0teuere, Der tom
ribenbe os befaIebs BAN at itanbir. 9on
gau / Stebet for 9eitene af piiten o9
ifpnote fig af SteO. buOrpau be be9pnote
at ltpOe. Os RusIene bUinsoe runbt on=
firing Ruiten. 9n git 9eunem bans
tytte Col 9Ommebos Os inb / bans
llbr. Oct Iptteoes bam at ftpoe ben
enc ganbit nso al 6elten, buorpaa be
lob bum tore / 6reo. POIitiet er M
paa 9ast eiter Rsuerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
after &DnGiuittts.

Der bar to Qpu6niuser @reenssulIle
county, gO., 9proass. g8 Tier
GOttOn, en- geser, iOm blsD beoOstet
af Statens trooper County 6ensllet
@mporia, bleu b9nst Op ct IRA o9
seunemborst al RiffeItusIer al en- Dob
buibe Wanb. efter at GrOppsrne par
isnbt til 0fi6mone'
@n baIp Gime ienere bleu O'@ra By,
en- bUiO Nano, iOm par mso eOttOn,
ba Suffice Sauubers os Welto II
bIsu fubt, Ipn6et al er raienoe 9ob
Reare, fra ale Dele at @reenesplls
Gountp.
Qsbsrns for besse partier al apndere
CT remt; men Sberifien flyer, at ban
pil fOrisse at arrelters benz. Usan pens
ter fers llroIisbeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
California.

Oct ipnes iiabig, fOm ON ben forte
Dob fiaar iom ct truenbe llbpre for
Gan 6rancisco, Snart bebber bet, at
Dire er fuIone for ben, oe inart isen,
at ben sr uorpbbet.
9 be fbfe 8ase ituI imoIertib 8
1iIfalbe bupe uilt fig bIanct Rineierne,
os Q DsbsfnIb er fubfGftebe at uare
6sleen af ben forte Dob. glu er bet
Forbnbt enbpsr Rineier at forIabe 8pen.
rs Snipetterer er auiatte usb Sunb'
bebsuRienst, os so 9eser bar fauet bet
6uerp peb poIitiets Sialp at paaie
9aenIisbeben aineitrtuarteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Wertnont.

.Rer6nnt NntionaI gant", Ruts
lebge, en- Of be tiIipneluoenoe ioIioeife
Banter 8ermont, luftebs qerbogs
fine 9ere, Os 8asiereren, Is barles
%. Wausfep arrsiterebes, fOrbi ban
libt efter libt bar bebreuet Rasien for
s145, 900. 8unfen oil slu faIIit, buis
ifte bens attionGrer tr9ber til og meb
SO a 10000 biaIper ben paa ret
ReI isen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
&entudn.

@fareu 8entudp breier fig for Il.
ben meit ON at faaSIsret, oer buiIer ouer
@oebels MorO, Isftet. Demotraterne
er iiqr iurise for at faa beuiit, at bet er
Republitanerns, Der ftaar bag ueo belle
Stanba!sn. gn Mano peh glapn So5n
gOwers ftaI buue iuet, at WaOrbet
par bIspsn uofSrt af to Resre, icm ban
bapbe Ist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Salisbury tilitaar.

Sfclse iptcisI @itsrrstnins til ct
gBalbiuston.gIab, ituI 9orb Salisbury
bape siort be 6Orenete Stater i'm llnbs
ituloning, foroi be brittilte 9eniorer |
Durham boube uabnet Breue obresiebe
til 6r.aoniuI 6 barIes@. Racrum,
Bretoria.
llnbfpIbniuseu oil af Stutsminiifer
s ap bIips ienbt til son9resisns lloen'
rigstomite, iau inurt Macrums ans
fIa9e mob Statsbepartementet er bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Snoien tr9neer til &jGlp.

Statsminiliersn sr telesraiiit unbers
rsttet af 8icetOnsen Sntien, Baron
@urBon, at bet al msnneitetGrIi9e
amerifanere fremiatte Eilbuo ON at
lenbe aornuarer til 9iaIp iOr gefoIt=
nuaen Snbisns npOIibenOe 0iitritter,
oil bIiue mootasst meb EatnemIisbso
Uaunbi9beberne 9nbien ser alt, buab
be master, men at reobe 5000, 900
Wennefer fra 9unssrsbpo Ouerifi9er
here's Guner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

nafe gaIs. s luu 1iIfoIbe ftaI Psn'
gene tsfunoerss.
Maafte fsre fore 8ompa9nier uiI
fplse 6tsenpIet. o9 Oisie aontratter
piI ba bIiue aftrptt 8lubene for at
ltramne Nrbeiberne. 9usm uiI nQste,
at 9aIsusitationen er be9pnOi2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Warplano.

Fra gelaire, Mb.. mebbeles, at
9enis 6arris. en- Weeer. Der Sen.
bag Nftm bIsu arrefferet for 0uerfaIb
paa en- gise. / Wanbass af en- 9ebeI'
bob bIeu taset ube af 6an91et og
lpn6st, trobs Sberifens Mobiianb.
6an fob paa 6oben o9 icarebe to, men
bleu ouermanbet til ibf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
IenneSiee.

8ommer 2pn6 bar after uGret ube,
benne Sang | ben IiIle Bp RepIep, 90
MiI fra Brownsville, buor @innerps
grebrsne bleu lun6et, o9 buor fem
uItplbise Jesre bleu brGbfe. 9ouis
R ice bleu taoet uo af fit 9iem af en-
5oItebob Os banst Ell Ere / llbtanten
af gpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

sss, par I6enoericn iuris 6aIsmauO for
en- Night uf 10 Gents pr. 9uno. 6or.
iuarerne al ben iaataIote Grout bill Der
faiilGiter 10 Sent afsiit, flyer, at
fadr be bare 6omitssu iii of Iaoittue
6orila9r' er be uis paa, at 9uiet uil
usbtage bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Sra GDngrrsien.

st belt lltaI Of 6OrfIas ON Cons
uinasIorbsieIier, OmOrbninser o. |. ..
of pofbube, Yoftetspeoienter, o. Ign.
arbeioere pofpGisnsts Ijeueits, er nu
paa 9iiien ROnsrssien. Om be alIe
bIep pebtasne, piIbe bet paafsre Staten
en- etstra ubsift uf ca. $50, 900, ,o00
ON aaret, iuu bet er tuiuIiomt, ON
aOusresieu cen d'@esfOu turOs UOO' at
ubIGtts fs for BeifpIbins ansoasnoe
iaa flor WanseI pua QfonOmi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

Wer. 6ois, 81. 6Ormano Tor Us0'
rinstOmitsen, bar siust 6orila9 til ben
iieriie gsuiuins for llopioeIie al 6laa'
ben, Der noasn Sinos bar uGre, oppe /
8onsrssisu. gsuiuinssn bIeu / alt
SIS, 900, 900 ftprre enb iiOsen tibIisere.
San for.laar gysnins al to $4,000
IONS SIasftibe til SO, ,e0o,o 900 bOsr
forubsn Ranonsr o. Ign. Gilbeber; tire
lstte arpbfsre til "a, 900, 600 busr; tire
% anots ubepGbnsbe arpoiere I'll
sl,14o, 900 busr; Os s12, 900, 600 til
GulofsrsIie ai be Stibs, Der allersbs sr
paabsspnOt. npe GsrrsOOttr Oeb
groofIpn Os NOrfOIt, fua tore iOm noe
gen gsrOen, er fOrsilansos, Os ossuosn
ct npi Marinsutaoemi til $4,000
600.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

UlejsriioItenes aamp for at faa ben
usb Sat6,aousn af 1886 faiiiatts ai'
gift af Gents pr. Yuno paa imsrfur'
pct Marsarins forbsjet til 10 Gents pr.
gunb fisiiss utuiuIiOmt al Spsater 6ens
berlou. aansbs ba 9at6'eouen usoto'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

Oct sr bsilutiet, at iOrbsauGrenbs Il.
@. aOniuI Pretoria, Macrnm, en-
gang inbsuarenbs ll9e ftaI siDes an'
lsbnins til at iOrtIare fig ansaaenbe fine
geifpIoninser mob ucenrissminiiter
6ap Os bet enssIife pOltuGisn. 30
0ortIminsen piI bIus bprt af Senatets
ubsnrisstOmits | 9sIbeb Os for uabne
Dere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

RspraieHtantbuists wiilitarfOmiis
oar rapporisrsi mssei JaOsr af 6or'
laset ON SpreitsIis af 6rsberidsburs
os Omssus v0atiOnaI BattlsfisIbs
MemOriaI gart" 8irsinia. 6Orila'
act Ipber paa asbst at 1000 4erss |
SpOtipIuania County, ga., bsrunosr
aue be fOrfsaise gaIpIabfer Der Om'
firing, pabsbs mso Ouer leo, 900 ari'
ceres Blob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-06-15

The dance given in Geo. Lea
Wits new granary was largely at
tended and those who were pre-
sent report a fine time. The
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-06-15
Boomers Beaten.

Wednesday the .Bloomer girls
arrived and Immediately began
pitching the canvas for their
afternoon game. Their advent
into town being made known to
the Lake boys by q huge white
growler following in the wake of
the peanut vender, it was no won
der that some of the boys began
to get nervous. But although
their minds were filled with rumors
Of the power Of the girls on the
diamond and how they had stuck
all the crack teams Of the state,
they were ready for them, and al
though their playing kept the
local rooters on the ragged edge
most of the time, they were treated
to lots of excitement. The line up
OF the Lake boys at the game was
not as strong as it usually is, as
several OF the strongest players
were absent from the city, neces-
stating the drafting of "amateurs''
to fill their places. The game
commenced at 3 o'clock and was
hotly contested from start to
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-06-15

Webster and fpeShWatel.
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The surveyors are. stalking for
the railroad.
Miss Margaret Webster has pur-
chased a new wheel.
Herbert Brooks led the Chris
tian Endeavor Sunday.
Miss Mae Franklin will return
from st. Paul on Saturday.
Most of the young men were in
the city Wednesday attending the
base ball game.
Among the buggy purchasers
this week are VIM. Webster and
Frank Baldwin.
A little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius johnson on
Thursday the 18th. Z,
Misses Clara Rue and Alma
Honett are expected home from
the University this week.
The Christian Endeavor social
at Webster Chapel on Wednesday
was a success. The pragram was
very good. Dora Kahn, Tena Nc
MILAN, Nellie Baldwin. Anna May
Perry and Sarah Bell Morrison
gave Rotations; Miss Hanah and
Miss Holquiest each, an instru-
mental solo, and there were
several songs,which we're we'll rem
dered. The supper was laid in a
large tent and after enjoying
several hours of social chat the
young folks dispersed in time to
see the 'sroseate hours of early
morninp.n :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-06-15

years, her death caused by blood
poisoning. Her death has cast a,
gloom over the community, where
she was well and lfavorably known.
1t seems hard that one SO young-
should be taken away from our
midst, but we know not the work
ings of the Divine Father. The
sympathy of the whole community
goes out to the bereaved husband
and his children. The funeral
services were held at st. Joseph's
church. and were a beautiful and
impressive ceremony. Our whole
village went to Devils Lake with
the funeral cortege to pay their
last respects to one whose taking
away has left a gap in our COM
munity which can never be filed.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDevitt we're mar
ried Jan. 10th, 1890, at York, N.
D. They then took up their resi-
dence in Grand Harbor, where
they have since lived as devoted
husband and wife. Their marriage
has been blessed by the birth Of
two beautiful children, Lucille
aged 8 and George L. aged Z. It
will be hard for these little ones to
realize the great misfortune that
has befallen them and our hearts
go out to them. !,
CARD OF THANKS.
desire to express my thanks
and sincere appreciation of the
kindness and sympathy shown by
my friends and neighbors during
the recent illness of my departed
wife. GEO. MCDEv1TT.