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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
! NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Mountebank and Sarah Maxim
Were Winning Favorites.
(By Associated Press.)


NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 1s.-Mounte-
bank and Sarah Maxim were the winning
favcrites to-day Sadduccee was we'll
supported In his race. The suspension
of G. Il. Burnett and Company. Jockey
Livingston and the horse Bengal, has
been raised. Summaries:
q First race-Seven MISUNDERSTANDING
II to q first. Talbot l3 to y second.
Jim Ferrin (o5 to u third Time, LIS 2-5
Second race-selling, five and one half
furlongs-Sadduccec q to u first Palm-
ist @ to % second, Tommy Foster q to
ii third. Time 1907 is.
y Third race-Selling, mile and one
elghth-Sarah Maxim Is to 81 first. Be'-
gone 40 to y second, Sidney Sabbath as
to u third. Time, 1856 rs.
Fourth race-Handlcap, SIX furlonss-
DR.. Stephens (25 TO y first. Nnnness q
10 y second, Travers 60 to y third. Time,
Hi
Fifth race-selling, one and ono-fourth
niies-Thev Bobby q to y first. Mary
Moore GOO to y second, NJ. Hayward
Hunter III to s. third. Time, 2:lo.
Sixth race-Six furlongs--Footlight Ia
vorite e to y first. Mordela q to p soc
ond. Overland (25 to y third. Time
H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Holiday and Retail Business is
y Seasonably Active.
(By Associated Press,)

(By Associated Fress.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Bradstrects to-
morrow will say:
Holiday and retail business generally Is
seasonaoly active; wholesale and jobbins
trade correspondingly weak. while manu-
fasturlng Industry slackens partly for the
above reasons, but also because Of low
water in streams or efforts to rcadjust
operation to changed conditions Of demand
and supply. Cold weather Is sllll an i'm
portant stimulus TO heavy wearing appar-
n and footwear. There are several con-
tinuolsly encouraging features noted.
Y The car congestion OF q year ago Is con-
spcuously absent this year and the
railways are handling the current excel
lent business offering with profitable re-
suits, Failures do not display more than
tne normal tendency TO increase In num-
ger. and there Is evidently less tension
Than exhibited month ago,
The iron trade retains all the good feel
ing and advantages In prices Of pig iron
reported In preceding weeks, and makers
at finished products. most notably steel
E!ates and structural forms, are appa:-
emily firm in Their views. The cotton
foods manufacturing trade Is struggling
T.th h!2h costs and unsettled views as
u finished goods prices and international
curtailment Is suggested.
business failures for the week ending
with December II number 25s, against -:
IN the like week In 1902
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
ISDECLARATION OF
WAR WITHC0L0MBIA
Senator Morgan Introduces Res
olution OH Subject Of Panama
Revolution.
fBx Assoclated Press.)


+ WASHINGTON Dec, Ex-senator Nor
gan to-day introduced q resolution de-
oyarlng that the PresdelS has no right
10 wage or declare war against any c for-
kssy hat hs ProyH51 Hiied q st fhs cana ma
.ianafma, guaranteeing the INDEPENDENCE
az thar tie repllbie Of Panama, Y II efteGfb g
Gecaraton Of war WITH G"'9mItn na;;,t TIE the
me presdent has not p oreven m't cooInba
from enforcing her Sovereignty N th ns
Department 81 Panama; that as std5e % 9.
ma, and that Colombia, if not p resysn tea,
IL able to repress the secession. The res
oluion Of tle Senate and 1ne Mo9ee tIe
sense Of this is that the government o.
thoo United States looks With serious SH Pm
Germ and disapproval upon any c2n nItS ~
CONSTRUCTION and control Of any SNIP ca''a1
across the lsthmus ----------
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WILL FIGHT US
If IT Be NECESSARY VI: }; ), }. R
Colombia Will Ask for Arbitra-
ton, and if That Fails Will
,s go to War.
nv Associated .I,ress.)

!. PARIS, Dec. 1s.-The United Colombian
Committee" here gave out a statement
to-day, saying that Colombia would first
seek. through a commission to induce the
United States to recognize Colombias
rights under the treaty OF 1886; second. II
tia commission fails, Colombia Will ask
for the commission Of the question 70
Tile Hague Arbitration Court; third, ri It
Its submission to The Hague Court IS
refused. Colombia will 90 to war and rely
on the Latin republics to come to her
"A fl ats-.s :, 1890 .@ .t5la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
College Winter Term.

CONTAINS the announcements for tho winter
term.
''1he opening of the winter term. Dece a,bor
S1Et, offers unusual opportunities TO Students
who for any cause were prevented from enter.
Ing the college In September Gays the ne@sy
little paper.
The president, DR.. r. ", Roatwrigh,, makes
the following comments on the past months OF
this session! 1.-THE fall term has been note,
worthy for health. hard work and good order
No student has bsen III, and the general nealti
OF the college has been excellent Tho profes
sors report good progress In all classcs. The
Etudent bdy has been loyal 10 the best idsIl'
Of college life, ana has manifested admirable
esprit dc corps."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
OF SMITHDEAL SOCIETY

most happy occasion was that OF tho
Christmas entertainment NJ the sm!Lhdeal So
cicty Friday afternoon in uhs society's ball.
participants showing unusual ability. A large
Christmas tIe: laden WITH variety, ,ys OF pfss.
I'd The hall, and Immediately nfter the rro-
rramn,c was finished old Santa. Claus came
bouncing into the hall from the North country
presents were quickly distributed, after which
hot chocolate and cake were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
A Question

n should come and say to YOU,
Now tell mo honestly and true.
Docs santa 80 from house to mousse
Al loaded down, still ASIA mouse.
Ana leave US ali our pretty things,
our dolls and play things, peaas aha
rings, ,au
If / should say, nnow tell mo true
You would. wouldn't YOU!
But IL dear Santa isn't true,
And I should ask this thing OF yoy,
Bout how he brings such loads OF toys
10 all the little girls and boys.
IL 1 should say "Please tell me true''
You wouldn't would you. $50.
--Adeaide Upton Crosby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Treaty is Ratified.


sAsH1iN "a Dec. 1s,-The Senate ZEN IN
session. ra iha aaoma hG .ta rclu
1n9 eAi Between the United Styles and nd
s. opR9st{be s treaty Tas ts1Ssh p
any se'i 3 eenubIican. MInn) made long
spessh il xhish lie er'!esea bs ne SION
nnen.i Iha a. aradn Of The United States fie
said it it indebted that tue hand Of Rnss,a
been show12 aF ioI o 1 un,ed stats
1c Eeceire the Concessions needed IN the
e port 81 dar nan and Na7yd
1pI sanote thst we may yet have trouble
With VT that country over the Manchurlan
question. .rra, tho
,mnortance of having tho treaty ratified
snying that th te s aeton as as
4 essential. He declared tina, the rat.l1ca-
the Settlement Of the the ln e i t,n
question. There was no division on lhe
< motion to ratify. s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
/. Cotton Statistics,

(By Associated PressO
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ls.-Foll owing are
tho weekly cotton ytatistles' Bales Of 81
6So .uI E n spinners taking e.oooi total
nSp port e y Am MPa1a ihM q All
Sads gtoGik k e Am as tSo a 81 MI
Xxx Xxx AAmerican $4,000: total sales
On On speculation 1880; total sales to export
a. !. GiN vi .I9A u II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
IMPORTANT MATTER
: TO CORPORATIONS

The state Corporation Commission have
issued circular calling attention to a
most important provision of the Constl-
ttuion In relation 10 corporations, both
foreign and dmestic, which are required
to pay their registration feeE under heavy
penalties prior 10 March LIST, lWi. a
failure to comply with the provision sub
jects tho adelna,hents TO q, fine Of from
So TO 500 and each failure OF thirty days
constltutes separate oifense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
a Standing Comparison.

The Leg stature should pass Mr. Grnye.
saRt,I0 81 VIZ Wsg SHn'g snd ~ 1,ysf
t tFs, St ~ Richmond is q perpetua! source
cf humiliation to all, right thinking Var
sinians,r-F elersburg .lndexrAPpeal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
70 sTuRENTS. AND
s''NIt7@ ft rEAcHER6. M

In addition to selling dates already
announced by the Southern Railway, sps,
cal Holiday Tickets Will bs on sale to
students and teachers presenting eert'1l-
turn limit January 9Th, 1904.
~ c. w, WEsTRvRY, p. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
City Sergeant Appointed.

Especial to Tho 1!mes.1Jspmtcn;J,
MISUNDERSTANDING. Va. Pc; lsi--a9 rnH 20 a. :,
chchester city sergeant vice D. s Russell
resigned Mr. Chichester II son OF tn, lnte
brother OF Judge II. II. L. Chichester OF star
ford County Court, lLl 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Santa Claus Letters.

Several pages Of Tho Sunday Times,
Dispatch will be filled with children's
letters TO Santa Claus, Hundreds OF
them have been received and they Will
10 found of interest to old and young.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
.,,nnort Of the bill to give did TO the
! ,,roposea Lewis and Clark exposi'''''o'H ~
Portland. oregon, in 100. I, . ar~o,v
$,fhe senatc adjourned Until to'1 1'' y
IA The House.
frv Associatcd Press.)

ir,y Associated PressJ III
yvAsH1NGrON, D. O.. Dec. is.--a .a
1iouse to-day. by resolution. nutn az ~
the Committee on Expenditure ~ .ho
81 ma ter. General to furnish, that COM ON
,niticn WITH tho papers In connec W,
4 wifi the regent postoil,ce investis a t ~,
hmt All until after d lively debate. +na
d resn,,itio,, mat with opposition on INC IT,
nYbllcnn side, Ntr. overstreet (Repuoi,.s
rar, 1ndlnna) chairman Of the Comm M,
iee on PostofT!ccs and Post Roaas, ~
tended thot tic Information sour =, -.
been received from the pos sana
p r1ent and mailed to members.
Ar Wnngcr (Repuplican, Ponnsyi,
8,.an,a, chairman Of the COMMITTEES On
1,nstnt,,ce expenditures, held TINT the u IT,,
.,rod ',nfnrmntion was essential TO ms
ra,,,,,,ttee IN consideration Of the meas.
q ,,res affecting the PostofIlce Depar .lic ~,
Mr.. Williams, tile minority leauer. ~.
%newod Ills effort to substitute u ~. ,eso' ~
ton providing that the inlorHu w, "a !,
ren,,ested by the House instead u q
rru, ,,,ittce, hut the previous question PC
\ mr. ordered on practically party vo.e'
~, I've ,aa NJ, opportunity to offer his SUD
stitute. !. H. 40 .ority
$500, . froid the work OF their own four.,l
Assistant Postmaster General "ou we,
make good campaign lnateriu'. ~. Ar
Mr.. overstreet If IT was true 7 e,,.t
Brjstow had stated before the ros'H 49,,
committee that his report had naeh
edited. ~, 49, Arr nris-
tow had not made any such 1,, s.aoe srson.
before his committee or to MN iS''SoN
ally ....4,,or ~ MI the
IN formation had been sent 70 'he III -, !,
mt nil, Alr overstreet replying tha. I'M, IN,
\ renort Of Mr.. Bristow, made punnG, a ny
+ he committee, was just as 1t mad oeen
ma o to tho Postmnster-Gcneral' oraer
II required the Speakers .Sa y 70. and 70 nay
the previous question. T. 1;o 'c On a Yea and
nav vote tho resolution was agreed To- TO-,
100 t,' to loo-the minority voting psac, =,
ca,,v unanimously with the friends o.
the measure on the Republican siue.
The House adjourned until to.morto"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Skating Everywhere.

e,,o,,np tho most popular Of all winter
sports. can noty be !ndulged IN at all the AXES
aud ponds near tho city Pop srs ak esans
FoIng's pond Reservoir Lake and Forest III.
''sk,ltcs sharpened' 'ls q sign that mas Teen
out some days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

Right Rev. Thomas Eieldlng scott scott, th ,f
orego IS' Vas elected to That office in lses,
Thae ffttet, anniversary Of his con Eecra-
ton lon Viii occur In Portland on January 8
next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
A Pistol Found.

Sergeant Holdrroft has at the Second Police
station pistol which he picked UP at Seventh
and Broad The owner can get II by pro'!ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Series of Meetings

A serle. OF meetings win begin Tomorrow at
Husker Memorial Church, the pastor being
assisted by Rev Dr, w. w. Royal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
MIRA RrcifihoH,s Funera]

The funera, OF Mrs 81 ", Freidhof viii
take place from the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs A. o. Goodman. No, 7gi Mosby Street. At
9 e. II. to-day, instead OF ocl0ck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Lords Supper.

=. celebrated at the First English Luz
clrran Church tomorrow morning at II
q clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Easily Done,

When the state slmtol building l.
converted int CHI Hse not b. sor not ysen,S f.
q sreat many people,-Newport News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

Richmonders in New York,
Especial TO The TIMES. D spatch.l
NEW YORK, Dec. ls.-,Barthodl, r. Gentry
Everett Misc A. Pontlslbn; Hoffman. W.
Gray; York, z. G Lcatk- y. a Aazen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
OPEN TILL ii THIS EVENING,

The Habcrdasher SAYS AS Fashion has
cot away from crnvats Of the skinny.
strlnry school, 1t hns glvon 1nnnt,faott,r-
ors al opportunity to Introduce rarely
beautiful effects not hitherto attainnble,
especially in Squares, Ascots and Oncc'
overs
We have gathered an assert
n1ent Of the most SUM ptuoNu-'s
neck decorations that has ever
beeajdisplayed outside OF New
York, IN Mufilers and Scarfs,
for Holiday gifts. 81 III.
soc to $2.BOfor Scarfs.
7Bc TO $4.5O for M uiflers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19

Fine Hats, Shoes, Suits, Over
coats-everything with which
to dress we'll during the holi'
days, as we'll as the most ap-
. ropriate gifts for men.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
CUPID's PRANKs.

AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Bell naathis city,
at high noon on Tuesday, December
2srd, Miss Angie Bell was quietly
married to Mr.. Frank E. Elliott. Of
starkweather, Rev. Reeves Of the
Presbyterian church officiating.
None but the immediate friends and
relatives were present at the happy
event The floral decorations were
white and red carnations, while the
bridal party stood beneath an arch
way of roses, smilax and holly. An
elegant wedding dinner was served.
The happy couple will leave for Stark
weather Saturday where they will be
at home after January 10th. The
bride is one Of the most popular
young ladies in the city and the groom
is prominent and popular young
business man of Starkweather. The
er-Ocean joins host Of friends in
wishing them long and happy voy-
age over the sea Of matlimony and
may their married life be one per-
petual honeymoon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
THE PALE HORSE AND RIDER

| "a e
It is sad announcement to the
uDblic and her large number OF
friends in particular, to know that
another young life has been sacrificed
on the altar Of death. Miss Theresa
Zunick died on Tuesday, December
22nd. after a protracted illness Of
nearly two years. About two weeks
ago she was taken to Chicago by her
brother Carl. for treatment, but the
battle was too unequal and death
wasssthe victor. She wss truly one Of
Eearth's min.stering angels, a loving
and devoted daughter and an affec-
tionate sister. She was loved BY ev-
Beryona and friend or stranger never
found aught but kindness at her
Hhands. she leaves father, step.
mother, q sis er Of the half blood,
and ak brothers, three Of the latter
being at the old home across til 9
water, to mourn her untimsiy death.
|If the good deeds done In tie body
shall add 10 the eternal happiness In
the realms beyond, hers will indeed
be a happy lot Her brother James
q. left Wednesday for Chicago 10
brins the remains home for inter-
inent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
NEW LAND office RULING.

Under new ruling of the Land
Office Department, those who desire
to commute must show absolute .ontin-
uous residence Of eight months on the
land on which proof is made Two or
three days residence now and then
will not suffice, but the claimant must
show that he has actually lived on the
land for eight months, otherwise hia
proof will be rejected. In case Of alb
sence, the actual dates Of absence must
be Shown, it will not suffice to state
that absence has been only occasional
y and then for short periods, but all
answers and statements must be speci-
nc Proofs that do not comply with
this ruling will hereafter be rejected
BY the local offices at Minot, Devils
Lake, an ] Bismarck
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
John Miller returned this week

sohn Miller returned this week
from an extended trip through Man.
itoha, MINES ota and Wisconsin.
where he has been pushing the bust.
ness cf the paint process. ffor the
manufactnre Of petrifed brick aud
stone 50 familiar TO ths people 81
this city. He has nearly completed
ARA aelnents for plant at Winnipep
and one at some point in Minnesota.
The people there seem to know GOOD
thing and took hold Of the enterprise
with enthusiasm. It il certainly {
god thing in sections where these
5buiding materials have not been ann.
piled by nature.
Some time since s. i. Wineman.,
ths big clothing merchant, placed
twenty silver dollars in case when
was locked with a special kind &
lock. For every two dollars worth
Of goods purchased, he gave d lev. one
key Of this number would unlock the
case, and the person who held this
keylsvas to receive the twenty dollars.
4 =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25

line. He was knocked down and
rendered unconscious. He received
slight bruise on the lower leg and q
rather severe one behind the ear, the
latter of which rendered him uncon.
scious. He was taken to Providence
hospital, and though he remained un-
conscious for several hours, he is now
doing splendidly and there is every
Indication that he will soon be out.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
HARRY YANLIEW HURT.

Harry vanLieW, who was recently
visiting mis- parents ii this city met
with i painful, though net serious,
accident at Seattle Thursday Of last
week IN attempting to catch q street
car. no was struck BY d car coming III
the opposite direction and on another
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CITY lin BRIEF


The Ksnmare Roller Mill was burned
last week, Involving loss Of $780,
b 900. ass5 NJ ri is
No tenement labor employed on
Keystone Maid cigars. At a.. E
Hodgkinson' q.
Attorney L. D. Cooler has returned
from Cando, wnere he has some i'm.
portant litigation before the district
| court. S SIS. 4
Money to loan on farms at Ramsey
County Bank. FL E.5ss " WI 40tt
A A gentleman was inquiring about
|. some FAX STRAW the other day, and
lust to prove the merit Of advertising,
Ibis name can be learned at this Office.
He wants to purchase.
M. r Neff q Co. havea number
Of farms to sell on crop payments
Gail at their Office and get prices and
terms 39tf
Hon. j. a. Larson Of Minnesota,
was the guest Of the Cooler brothers
recently. He was on his way to
4 lDmemee, where he has large store
a. Cooler companied him to
bat point.
If you talk anti trust, then you
&ght to smoke Keystone Maid
gars. AT "A. E. Hodgkinson' 8.
Miss Lillian Wineman is home from
Mary's seminary, Fainault,
inn, to spend the holiday vacation
Nth her parents, Mayor and Mrs. =.
Wineman. s555;3 5
4 Girl Wanted. TO do homework.
fs. G. "a. Dodge. 4Otf 81 4
81 C. a. Doyon, the bonanza farmer
n bm the town which bears his name
" US transacting business IN the city
@ bnday.
All descriptions Of glass sign
M j Stuart. tS.s ..:..5
4 u. N. Anderson Of Craary, spen,
e Snday in the city. When good
81 licking and pleasant bachelor peigns
l Il make Sunday visits to the city,
IE TIRE is faint suspicion that he i,
at making business trips.
Eando Record. Editor Small ha,
# diontinued the publication Of til.
a Dily Inter- Ocean at Devil Lake, bu
q Will continue to pour hot shoe
iHo the ranks Of the opposition will
q aReekly3 paper that is one Of thu
n bot in the state.
Mr.. Wood, after completing til.
Il Nprld's Fair replica Of the Gran
a gey. returned to London, and b.
n san he was going to make an effor,
u to have the playthings sent to ths
Weld Fair in their entirety, ant
NJ they will appear in the new Orangery
rs juit as they are in the original.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
PAID SAD PENALTY.

The death Of Miss Mamie Winters
OF Fargo is reported from Phoenix,
Arizona. She was elected queen az
the carnival the last August. On the
night she was crowned there was q
cold, drizzllng rain and she caught a
severe cold. which developed into
quick consumption. She was taken
to Arizona several " ,eks ago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25


the facts.about anyone, ana IL the state.
mscts contained in our article be not
true. the people Of Dunseith should
tar and feather the author.
John Mckay was in from Grand
Harbor Monday.
q. A. 'Moeiof Churchs Ferry was
in the city Wednesday.
=. A. Albarg. a prominent Edmore
citizen. spent Tuesday night in the
| city. 3:s
Horsman 8 Strawbridge have sold
their furniture business to q. W.
Gets,
Norman Nelson, an old timer rom
Churchs Ferry, was5in the city Mon
day.
The city school closed Wednesday
for the Christmas holidays. They
will reopen January 18th. 5s55
The MOBILES play two night en-
lgagement in the city the first of
which will be Christmas night. III
q See 6. a. Dodge & Co. before
making that loan on your farm,
AZ 43
The series Of meetings to be con-
Quoted BY the Free Methodists in the
court houae have been closed.
Henry Stork eson has gone to his
old home at Lac Crosse. Wisconsin,
where he will spend the holidays.
N. a. Miller Or Crazy. one Of the
most popular men in the county, was
IN the city between trains Tuesday.
The rooms in my new building.
Corner Kelly Ave. and Fourth street
are finished and for rent, NJ. 81.
lBrennan. 4, rs
David q. Turner left Tuesday for
Prairie Farm, Wisconsin. where he
will spend few weeks visiting rel
latiyes and friends.
r. E. Davidson, one Of the large
property owners Of tine prosperous
town Of Mohall, is the guest Of his
SON in-law, Attorney r. Goer.
Mr.. Warren Noble Is past master
In tragedy and his support 10 equally
good. At the Armory Friday and
Saturday afternoon matinee
An appeal will be taken in the
celebrated divorce case Of Ole Simon.
sen VS.. Rhoda Simonsen, recently de-
cided in the district court Of this
county.
j. =. Kirk, who owns the Lake
Shore Grain & Stock Farm in Odessa
Township, and who is one Of the PROS
porous farmers Of Ramsey county.
was in town on business Wednesday.
Wanted. Position as bookkeeper
or Office work. Have had experience
and can furnish very best references.
For particulars address N. care Of
this Office. AL -42*
Geo. w. Strawbridge, Of the firm
lof Horsman & strawbridge, left
TUESDAY for a holiday visit at his old;
home at Cass Lake, Minnesota. He
II Twill spend a. few weeks Il 4 business
trip q the cities before returning
II Won want TO shuy home On easy
terms, call on NJ p. Nefff, 81 90. SO
The Masonic Temple at Bottineau
will be dedicated December 90 with
appropriate ceremonies "a banquet
Twill follow the services, al which
Rev. o. r. Jones Of this city will re-
Ispond to the toast: The East, and
lIudge Cowan to The Jewels. 8 Con.
lgressman spalding ". II respond to the
toast 8 The Temple. I,
Il A meeting Of the Presbytery be held
in the PresDyt erian church at this
place II the afternoon Of January 9TH
for the purpose Of acting on the call
of Rev. Reeves to tine passionate Of
this church, Should the action 81
The Presbytery be favorable, installa-
tion services will be held at the
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