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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-03
BUZ.oN

Para mayor comodidad del phblIco, ssrfa
muy eoavsniente v benencioao cas ell Gpost-
masters de esta ciudAd sefi0r Ariasi nandarR
eolOcRr nm bn26n en- In Plasa, como tsnfa pro-
yectado, hi&ndo una hors oportunR para reeo-
ger Is correspondence depositada en- aquel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-03
NUEVA ORQUESTA

Sc hA tornado en- estA Cludad una oTques-
% diTigIdA por sl competente prcfsSor don Jo-
70 oaBto Colon.
Estkn de pl&eemes los dVStontis Hsmos
tenido el guato dc oirl3 Su personal es inte-
lRents cnentA con IN mSgrfhco extenso
FepsEtorloi pEopio para bales 'stAs religio-
has.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-03
Mercado de New York
OOTIzACIONES DEL Ola
del DIR. Van Ness.

Harina de trigo sEl Gigantes 81 . s-s5
Idem lie maiz eGoldon Maizes $50
Id de trigo <El Premio Mayors D s.es
Id SOabaIlo yolaatsS e-oS
Aim an 50 .. cabailo Stock Food 1-so
Toeino de Norton 1925
Woodlwn 1875
Tocino sOrecienteP 1850
Jsn0nes California lss 100 b a-2S
Sslchichones 1900
Quesos 1900
Mantsca La yaneedo7a Co
rrienAe) 100
MantecA Ia Pfimeras para $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-03
PiIdoras Reconstituyentes
Del Lcdo. Giol

Esas Pdoras pufan las neuragias enmda-
del stema e d de
mia coores palidos debiidad general
Cualquiera
puede drrse Il Farmscia de E. Giol Ponce,
todas las Boticas, Al pecO de vne centayos Ia
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
TALKED OF COMING

In Addition to The Many Good Things
Already Here, More May Come.
It has been a matter of considerable
speculation and discussion for some
time among Devils Lake business
men, and that with no great cause of
uncertainty, that eventually the
Great Northern freight headquarters
would be removed from Larimore tc
this city, and this umo a few days
ago was the leading topic in railroad
circles at Grand Forks, as will be seen
from the following clipping taken from,
the Herald of that city. The Herald
says:
A rumor was afoat yesterday to
the effect that the Great Northern
freight headquarters were to be re-
moved from Larimore to Devils Lake
on the Dakota Division, and that the
freight run would hereafter be from
Cass Lake to Devils Lake. It is un-
derstood that the change will be made
in a very short time. This will pro-
badly arouse more OF less opposition
at Larimore, the location of the head
quarters of the freight department
there mean a good many dollars tc
the city yearly
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
E. ]. Horsman, a Former Resident Nearly
Looses A Limb,

Telegraphic reports received here
last Friday from his present residence
near Dunsieth, in this state, conveyed
the unpleasant news to his many
friends and personal admirers in this
city that E. J.. Horsman h: d met with
a serious accident that day. The in
formation received was not clear as
to the nature of the mishap, but tho
report gained circulation that Mr..
Horsman had lost a limb by coming
in contact with a binder.
Fred Crafts, father -in-law of the
injured man, left on the next train
for the place of the accident, but has
since returned, and from him the
gratifying news is learned that the
first report was untrue, but that MI.
Horsman had received a deep and
serious cut from a binder cycle just
above the ankle of one of his limbs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
WHO KNOWS HIM?
The Young Man Found Dead At Crary
Last Week Partly Identified.

The coroner's jury which held an
inquest made a post norton examina-
ton upon the remains Of the young
man found dead near Crazy last week,
came to the conclusion that death re-
suited through an accident. From
first appearance foul play was sus-
pected, the man being run over by
a train which severed both limbs from
the body and otherwise badly mutilated
him. There being no blood stains
upon his clothing OF body, lead to the
believe that the man had been killed
and the lifeless body afterwards
placed on the track to cover up a
murderous deed. But the inquest
and examination failed to reveal any
thing that would justify this sus-
picion.
From a small memorandum book
found in the dead mans coat pocket,
which contained the name of "Jacot
Cook" and "LaMoure. It is gen.
orally believed that the unfortunate
young man, who is thought to have
been about rs years of age, vas a resi-
dent of this state, and that a de-
scription published in the state papers
might lead to his Identification. He
was of medium size, wore laboring
mems clothes; OF his right hand he
was minus the two first fingers, which
he had lost long before the accident.
His hair was dark brown and slightly
curley
The remains were buried by Coron.
or Nimmo last Friday afternoon, in
the potter's field.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
b NEW "HELLo."
Devils Lake Business Men Will Soon See
New Service Installed.

The Devils Lake Improvement COM
pany, Of which A. B. Kerlin is presi-
dent, is making every possible effort
looking toward the completion of their
telephone and electric light systems.
In conversation with an Inter Ocean
representative, a few days slnce,
President Kerlin stated that the COM
pany recently purchased four or five
immensely large rolls of underground
cable wires, at a cost of 4, 800 which
are to be placed in an underground
conduit for the use of the new tele-
phone and electric light system. A
large quantity of this conductive is
now being laid on Fifth street. MI.
Kerlin was in Chicago recently, and
while there purchased $50 telephone
instruments of the central energy or
common battery style, for wall and
desk use. These instruments have all
been ordered of the latest finish in
! Flemmish oak.
The unfortunate delay in getting
the plant under full operation is not
due to the management, but to the
long drawn out coal strike, which
tieu operations in boiler and engine
factories all over the country, How
ever, the company has positive assur'
ances that their boiler will be here in
time to have everything in running
order in less than six weeks.
The company on Tuesday evening
completed the laying of the water
! mains to the school for the deaf and
3 dumb.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
500 Reward, $500

The readers of thislpaper will be pleased to
learn that there is a~taleast one dreaded disease
that science has been: able to cure in all its
e Cure Is the the only saS' positive DC ia;aIt cure n Known 1 to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a c~onstitu.
tional disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh.Cure is taken internally
faces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up. the %constitu'
The proprietors, have SO much faith in its cura,
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to cure. Send fol
Address, +. j. aENEI & CO., To1eao, G.
Soid py Druggists, IS Genus.
HALLS Family Pills are the best.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31

Mr.. Crafts states that the occurrence
might have been much worse, and the
injured mans friends and relatives
hope for his speedy and complete re-
| cOYerY. Y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
at Huesgen's.

A. B. Kerlin and wife on Tuesday
evening left for Chicago to be present
next Monday evening at the marriage
OF MI. Kerlin's sister to DR.. F. Bent
ley, a rising young physician of the
Windy City. The happy young
couple, Immediately after the wedding
will start on a European trip.
Solitaire DIAMOND:rings from
$40. CO. up to $3.50. 90 at Huesgen's. -.
Sanford Dodge has purchased of
Robert Downing the right to use The
Gladiator this season. This insures
the people and patrons of tho theatre a
rare treat as "The Gladiator is n
of the most popular plays ever written
and abounds in thrilling climaxes and
powerful situations. Nothing that
Mr.. Dodge. has ever put on will COM
pare in any way with this production.
AS the Gladiator, his own work is
superb and every act is an ovation.
Do not forget the date nor miss seeing
Sanford Dodge in "The q adiator."
At the Armory, Nov. 1918. ,....., ~.
Huesgen's got a splendid lot of..DIA;
ONDS, loose and mounted. Come in
and see them. eEss.s .
H. Tho ~ Columbian Concert Opera
Company is booked to appear here,
Thursday, Nov. g.. ..z:s -.
This organizati IN has tourel""the
continent the past eight seasons and
is we'll known from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, and from Manitoba to
the Gulf. Composed Of artists of ex-
ceptional ability, presenting programs
of a high order, it has earned a place
in the front rank of public entertain
ers. This year a new feature has
been added, the first part of the pro-
gram being devoted to selections and
scenes from Grand Opera. This will
fill a long felt want. The public for
some time past has asked for operatic
presentations, and tho management
believing that the time is opportune,
feels sure Of of success in presenting
the public with an attraction of
meritorious worth at popular prices.
Among the artists especially engag
ed for this season is Miss Esther
Osborn, the soprano soloist. She is
endowed with an unusually bril-
liant, clear and sympathetic voice, a
voice that thrills her audiences. Miss
Osborn has done solo work with the
Royal Italian Band and similar organ.
izations, and is considered by musical
critics as n of the coming prima
donnas of the country.
Seats now on sale at Hodgkinson's
drug store for the engagement of the
Columbian Concert Opera Company,
Thursday, Nov. 6. This is the event
of the season and you cannot afford
to miss it.
Enterprise, Winnebago City,
Mimi: "Charlie Noonan's name as
the manager of any company is a
guarantee that it is first class. ~ He
never has any cheap people with him"
Buy your engagement DIAMOND
ring at H. H~uesgen's. Every stone
sold at his store is guaranteed pure
white and hawless.
Go to Brainard & Co., for
o~~l 81 .-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31

FOR SALE.
10 head of horses.
9 head Of cattle.
2 binders.
1 drill.
2 gang plows.
2 breaking plows.
1 mower and hay rake.
1 disc.
1 26-foot harrow.
2 wagons, etc.
30-32* IN. w. DnAv
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
Advertised Letters.

Remaining uncalled for at the
p%ostofice at Devils Lake for the
week ending Oct. 23rd, 1902. If
not called for within fourteen days
will be sent to the "dead letter Of
fee" Parties calling for any of
said letters say "advertised."
Anderson Theo. Krueken Ferdie
Bright Fred Merritt Jno.
Bouting Alfred Mayne Freda
Bjarle Anders -. Magnuson Axel
Bowman Geo McNama P. J.
Coulter Jas. McFeany &Genoye1
Carpenter ]. J. Nystve Halvor
Cook Jas. w. Owen J. L.
Doyle Owen O'Connor VIM.
Devany Mark Peterson A. G.
Durham Clarence Pierce B. G.
Davidson Elmer 2 Qeuirk A. T.
Fitzgerald Thorn. Sarlie j. E.
Fullerton Jas. Simpson E. E.
Fischbch Alix Svare Carrie
Gulbransen Peter Spielman Chas.
Handley Mike Shewell E. w.
Herdman H. Tomezeniska Geo
Koschnick Emma White F. E.
Winder Adam Welkee G. J.
r.. DAELEY, Postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-31
REV. o. F. JONES, B. D.
Rector Church Of the Advent.
Episcopal Church,

Ofice.hours / to p. w., except Sundays. or
any time. Phone No. 70.
Sunday services: Holy Communion & :OOa, m,
Morning prayer and sermon at II 90 3. me- Ev
ening prayer and sermon att 90 p. m.
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Staaten Soma. SSntnots, Mifouri,
Nebrasfa. Snbiana ,inb aanfas. Ssopo
befaB BET Der iineften s3Gbluns alein
9,723,7 91 8run5er ober na1e5u 16
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meter.
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tiers Soc, Der 1849 ftarb, 1T in
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ramli9 tiirali9 bort bic @ntbeduna
gemaat, bob bas 9aus,, in Dem Doe
ben n5outbern 2iterarp Mefenaer"
rsbtsirte, mod eriitirt. On benz 6oufe
fpl nun cine pafenbe @ebepttafeI anz
gebra9t tperben.
Der Helm tie Staat Der
braitlianii9en Republif 1T @ereipe.
Gr .entbdlt 1915 Quabratmeilen
5lddengebalt nit 1000 Gtnnohz
nern. Die lebteren iinb meiit Mi5dz
hinge. berporsesansen aus portugiez
fen, Nesern unb Snbianern. Seraipe
TT ausi4liebli4 Iderbauftaat; Mder>
bal9erdtbe feblen aber faft gang.
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sleiite iiinsftbin elm nit Reaern beiebz
ter grturiionsaus. unb bic 2otpmos
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elmer Bo19uns .berab. Gin Weiber,
Der !3ngfahrer 8. 81. Dublep, fotpie
ettDd 70 Heger tan1et UNITS 2eberf, uas
sefdbrr40 Neser erIttten @erlebunsen.
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NerpBie sraume.

Mu9 bas aarteite ,unb bersGneltafe
Sinh pes menidliden gebirnlebens,
Der g.,auln. .f9stnt anmdIig Dem Sez
. 5irnefer Der WtTenfdaft al %perfdaen,
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funbe bdben, fiih" r~eusrbtnss 'bielfa4
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i bon 8i9ern unb MlffaBen sef4rieben
tporben. gtne tnterefante 3uiammenz
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tribune. aberep sarbqlt benz @ebanfen1
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5Sraumtberapie beaeidnet bat. namlid
cine 8eetnfluKuns ober iibetbaupt cine
tiinftli6e @r3elsuus Der Srdume. DAP
beibes mDslidi 1T, pirb burd laablreide
8eiipiele beniefen. S9on i'm Otter:
tbum, fegar ion bic MDsli4feit finitz
ltder Srdume befannt seipefen fein.
SebenfaGs, aber 1T man bamit nod
ri9t tpeit senug eebieben, um cine siinz
ifige Beetnfluiflins BON &rantheitsauz
ftGnben gu setpdbrleiften. sis1 s19 u
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gang Des tpudbenSns 3ufanoes gerabe
entoeoenI1ufts nnb fferepthpe .Sr11Ime.

gang Des patbenxrr 3ufanbes gerabeI
entseseniduft unb itereotppe 4tdume,
bic fi4 in mebrsren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ben Nddten isleidmGbig pieberbolenI
unb sepObnli9. ben geiftigen, s3u{fanbI
ra9baltig beeinflufen. 9aB ,PdufzI
regenbe1 Stanmbilber ~iiberbaupt ,aIf
'eine Rranfbeit perf9lifnmernb ptrfen,
ltest, auf Der 9dnb. Sci. ben l9biteriz
19en bleibt ibabur9 basi Nerpen5pftem
oft Sag unb Na9t IN b%auern0er @rz
regur,g. Mu9 a9erafranfe leiben aptelz
fad unter Iebbaften unb qualenben
Sraumsn, bic isbo9 tsine, Ra6ppiirrffuunns
Gins atpae.fite @ruppfs Ser Ser netDD i;et
i'StGume bilbeny bic Der ,'gpilepttter,l Bic
lfat INNER fdredbaften' Snbalts ftnb
hnb bGuftg eiaem &rdtnpfdnfdu borz
garsseben. Igisentbiimlih lift babeilbte
Shatfade, baB di9 ber Rrnrfe IN fol-
dem Sal an bent Sraum ettnnert lat,
ben MnfaH aber midi, bef1en ii4 aaerr
.binss. bic g%pileptiter iibethaupt ,lur
felten .betbubf tperben.a SIT Bic Rrants
beit perdltet 70 erlif6t 'bas Srqumz
Iebettfdft p1ltg, tpie fi9 ein fol9es all9
Bel @afpdAftnntger inidt ftnbtn faftn.
GO gilt iiberbdupf mIl2llgelneinefo Der
gSab, fbab nurj ber Iein9 S~rdunGeben ID
ben fam, berQimi fpdder 3iftdi,Se gris
fig Iesiam it, 4iefsf @db, barf aber
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rt=Oepartement.

Gin uolftdnbtser @orrat6 on Batter
bsrp Ebreabs, 8raibs, guibious, Cub
ion Cops, Gorbs, Stideret, Seibe,
Sranien, Squares, Doilies, Embroidery
Scoops u. I. N.
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&Ieiberfpfe.

hog Dieies Departement 1T u%ollitdnbts,
,inb MIR brau6en nur a~nsuseben, baB
MIR leine i60nere Sorte baben ais ie;
besslei@en Seibes unb Sammetsg eias:! u
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sSbr file iebt, werbet Sbr uber5epst ietni
baB mir bas fetnite baben Bis gu ben al
leri96niten bilisen @aaren. =, ia 4
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SanmmplIene 8IanfetS

@ir baben cine i90ne &usmabl in
weiBen unb colorirten glanfets In usuen
@1OBen. .,Serrlide Nusmabl in plattir=
ten ,8lanfets. Preiie ftets mdbis.
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iGftrts.

a.gta i@ffrfS. igGl 3bttHhril
'Serrli9e ausmabl Der f~einten u \. s :,
y DreB= unb @alfins Stirts ,.1t.7@
gu aub ersem0bnli@ rie6ri= , 5.l =
gen 9retjen. Sdsne Sfirts . .,
gu $3.50, 8 so, 4 So 500 a.1,.5
aufDarts bis. ' 90.
Gin feiues Baltius @firt in tisl4s1.
, srober Mannisfalisteit uon n.auu.
Muitern 5u,. 500
Dte &0de, bic mir sp~ertaufen, paiien;
ober Der 8erfanf Sa ni@te. int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25
nntersemA.


0ir f6nnen Sud srobe 8arsaius in
Gamer, Mdb6en;, &inberz u. Mdnners
l1nteraeus porlesen. oils ein2eiter offeriren
MIR, 70 LANCE pel6es ba lit, NIT 8lteb
sefittertes, seripptes climber unter5eus
f. @r6Be: 16 1S 20 % "a
Yreiis: 3 8 10 121 s15
@r6Be: 26 90 80 80 "a
cBrsiie: 20 25 80 "a IS
Q Sofen unb 9eits nit i9nerem glieB
aussefattert:
@r6Be: IS 20 % "a 26
Yreiie: Is Is 90 Is Is
" .@r6Se: % 80 80 "a
Yreiie; 70 25 35 35
Mit i@merem @lieB aussefitterte
unb serippte Damensg eits unb
.35ets
grtra 9roBe Interchangeable
Wit i9perem 8lieB ausSefitterte
Wdn~nerbemben unb 6ofen nit
~bcppelter 8ruft unb &iden 20. so
Sduere molene 9ehteBte Wdnnerz 81,
bemten II. 9oien, resuldre SOC
Qualitdt Notwithstanding
Wri9bts 9ealtb l1nter3eus fir Mdn=
ner 81. 90, fur &inber. -. 80
8oue Nusmabl Onetta Union Mnz
si9e fir Damen, Mdb9en unb
Climber BON soc BIS gu S. per ansus.
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Sanbf6nbe.

I'm einen MnSus gu peruolfanbiSen
bebarf es ber 6unbl@ube, bieie baben
mir In Den aIerbeiten g orte. dlWir bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25
Seppieb=D epartement.

Neue Muiter in @eluets, M~rminfters,
rSusrains, Eapetrp 8ruHels, 8obp
8ruHels. Oeltu9, 2inoleumes Sreppen=
teppi6, Strobmatraben, neue baummol=
lene lnb mollene Squares in allen @r0.
zen, Smprna &uss, Nrminiter &uss,
Wilton 8eluet &uss, Sapeitrp unb so.
By 8rufels &u9s, Spiben : Gardner,
Slope 9ortiers, Eapeitrp gortiers, Sem
iter: gorbduse, meiItnseues unb b6lsernes
8orbans 3ubeb6r. I
ale Grbett in Teppidlesen unb Mn=
%brinsen BON 8~orbdnsen uon grpert Sep.
pi9lesern gu @urer sr6Bten 3ufrieben-
belt prompt beiorst.
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64& 8d Hranf Gautel Nb 9br Hhs enrs ee@tn Bebaubhns, rder, nmr mba quite asamen,
Mrefe fpmteeh S ArMn MKprtemem nnbf rnnbH6er 8Dhnuna9 emif. " %
m ia E@H e02-6O4 st. Grman ehase st. @Iub, Mmnehta. Hn9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26
Glover.

For celebrity Of curiss snd rsisstion Of
oil the best elements 10 tho hsy, clever
should not b. mach eIpossd to the direct
beat Of the sun. bat % zoos - II 10 viltst,
pat 1t up IL small sud not too compact
bunchss. and lot = free circulation Of air
carry CT the moisture sIhslsl by The
leaves.
II one could be Gsarsd OF good bay
weather al The time. these bupches OF hay
cocks might b. leit siihout further attsn
lion. for three o, four days. tbsn open up
The air for . few hours. vhsn the hay
would bs veil cared aud d. for the NOV.
Unfortunately good hay weather cannot
be expected oil the time. And hence hay
caps srs coming more and more into use -
they dsnoastrsts their value. I've hun
dred Of thsss bsy crops costing sl2 to SIS.
msy be The means Of nvius several tons Of
bay 10 . single season, not TO mention the
saving Of may hours Of labor 10 opening
up and rs-ssssmbled tbs punches after ev
cry shower.
10 brief. cat early. bat not whom sriss
10 vet With dew or rsis; wilt but slightly.
End thsa sssen BILE 10 small bunchss where
about niut-.snths OF the suripg 10 to Be
done; cover With hay caps to protect irem
rain and dew; at Sny convenient time. al
ter two to four days, open the punches
lightly so that they may b. thoroughly
sirsd, and 10 COED drying weather. after
two or three hours. hay will be ready for
hsuling.