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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Market Report.
GRAIN
The LOCAL. FIELD.

If you want a REIMBURSEMENT.
Write A. F. Porter, at Gordon, N. d.
Mrs. Mary Erickstad left Thursday
afternoon for Kindred to attend the
funeral of her brother Ingval from.
Mayor Wineman has bought the
Pyes business lot and small building
on east Fourth street.
Prof. Dewar has sufficiently recov-
cred so as to he out again, much to
the rejoicing Of his many friends.
If you are looking for a good loca.
ton to start in business, write to A.
F. Porter about the new town of
Gordon. 13-16*
Mr.. William Wilkinson, clerk in
the U. S. land Office at Minot, was
visiting his parents, M; and Mrs. A.
NJ. Wilkinson, of this city last Sun
day.
Conductor Coonplist, who has
been in charge of the west end losal
for some time past, is visiting at his
old home at Willmar, MINI. this
week.
C. M. Ness represented De drost
. township in the city Nednesti y.
He was planning the construction OF
a new road in the southern part of
that township.
A meeting was held at the Office OF
c. A. Dodge last Friday evening at
which steps were taken toward the
permanent organization Of what is to
be known as the Devils Lake band.
The band made its first appearance in
public Memorial day and as there is
at present considerable talent in the
CITY including some enthusiastic
musicians another effort will be made
to give the city a band. The first
meeting of the new organization will
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Ons Dose Of q Celestial COMPOUND
0an Safely Be Warranted 60 q
Kill or Cure. 4

II have always heard that Chinese
medicines are very powerful" said
the city salesman, but l never had
any idea what a tremendous effect
they were capable Of producing on the
system till l saw a Doyers street
Chinaman take a pill the other day,
and then l realized hat one dose OF
a celestial compound can safely %
warranted to kill or cure" says a New
York exchange. "Never in my born
days did l see such a pill. How on
earth the fellow ever got it down il
q mystery. 1t was fully as big as q
pigeons egg, and, SO the patient told
me afterward, fearfully bitter. Upon
inquiry found that that was a fair
sample OF most Chinese remedies. No
matter what the nature Of the med
icine, it is generally made up into
enormous pills, whose naturally bad
taste is modified by nothing but Q
little licorice. These pills are inclosed
in a capsules which preserve them
from the air and keep them from
being broken to pieces before their
time. Aside from the pills the only
remedies used by orthodox Chinese
in New York are a medicinal oil
which they rub on the temples to
cure Headache, and a liquid made by
boilingdown the leaves,stems, seedsand
roots of certain plants in q quantity
of drinking water. According to my
Doyers street authority. this fluid
medicine is even worse than the pills,
for it has to be cooked till it il all
most like a sirup and drunk scalding
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12

bid SO high for the departments eH.
perts who had developed it that they
Immediately left the government serv-
Ice. This undoubtedly will be the case
t4so in the filler line.
"We are making these experiments
in Ohio and Texas. In the development
Of filler tobacco attention only is paid
TO the aroma. This aroma is often
found in Havana tobacco, but not a.
ways. The people Of the Caribbean sea
follow the tobacco industry exactly
as their gra ndfathers did. They kr
what was done to the crop ttsn.s and
they do the same now. Hswever, the
raising OF q Single crop year afteryear
on tsne same land IL bound to result III
the deterioration of that crop. Thisis
the explanation of why the quality OF
Havana tobacco does not run equally,
and why much Of It has d~eteriorated
within the last few years.. +,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Carpets and Rugs.
Special News.

Read it and profit. Carpet and rug prices
have advanced ten per cent. Every wholesale
merchant has already advanced prices. A strike
is on in Philadelphia, the principal carpet
center OF the United States. The strikers de.
mand higher wages and shorter hours. Manu-
f%acturers say they cannot grant the demands
without putting up prices again. We are
threatened not only with higher prices but with
a short supply.
This store still keeps the old prices al.
though we know that a new purchase will cost
us more money; although we know that we are
justified in raising prices at once. For ten
days we will sell carpets at the old prices. If
you need anthlng in that line now, or if you'll
need anything in the fall you'll save money by
buying at once.
we have something new in hemp carpets at
3Oc per yard-just the thing for bedrooms, halls
ana Chautauqua cottages. 1t wears well and
has a different pattern on each side.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Bathing Suits.

We have just received a fine assortment Of
bathing suits and shoes for ladies, misses, men
and boys-aIl kinds and all prices. We would
advise You to come in early and make your Sc
lectious as they are going fast. Bathing will be
more the 20 this year than ever.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Neckwear.

Lots of people tell us every day that we
have tn" finest line of ties in the country. 1t
must be SO as we are selling lots of them some
thing new every week. Come in and see our
Chatauqua line.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Thin Underwear.

We're selling a splendid fine Of
Ladies Vests at SC. Of course its not as
good as the Zoe or CSC quality, but at Sc,
the wonder is, how can a garment be
mode for such a price? However, we.
recommend the better grades. We want
you to inspect our offerings and see for
yourself why it will pay you to purchase
here.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
Visit Devils Lake Often this Summer
1t Will Pay You.
Here are Some of the Attractions for the Coming Month:

Here are Some of the Attractions for the Coming Month:
June 24h, Campbels big show Of 20 cars will give an afternoon and evening
performance here.
June 18th is the day of the opening of the n. D. N. G. Encampment 1900
soldiers will 90 mocamp on the State Militia grounds usts south ofthe Chautauoua
grounds only 20 minutes ride OF the motor line to the Chautauqua and Encanp-
men grounds
June 9th. opening of the 1903 Chautauqua Assembly; the program is bet
tel than ever before.
July 4h, Big 9TH of July Celebration 0 the Chutauqua grounds, Band Con-
cets Baseball games, Balloon AscenSons, speech by |. Adam Bead of Minnesota
display Of Fireworks in Base Ball Park after the evenings Entertainment
July 9TH to 9Th the first annual meeting of the North Dakota Racing AssoGa-
horses in the state entered and those who enjoy racing will get their moneys worth.
Better go into Camp o n the Chautauqua grounds for a few weeks, yu will find
something to entertain you every day.
This store will close at $50 every evening except Saturday evenings during the
Chauauqua season. We ask you to do yours shopping as early IS possible so We can all
take in the evening entertainments if wee IAN get supper and catch the 73O rain to
do this we must close at $50 sharp.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12
A Few Items of Interest
In Our Grocery Department.

A carload of granulated sugar, 10000
pc unds, just received direct from the refinery
at quite a saving. TIL price of granulated
sugar should be 1926, but we are going 10 sell
this car at $685. per l00-pound sack and $3.50
per hundred in barrels. This is the best gran
ulated sugar and a bargain at these prices.
A carload of Pillsbury's Best -four, oat-
meal, cornmeal and rye flour also just received.
We can save you some money on these goods.
Our price on cornmeal has always been &c per
pound. Others charge you &c per pound. just
so per cent more. Don't you think it worth
saving? Think of it, fifty per cent. You will
find the same saving on oatmeal, rye flour, and
buckwheat -four. We buy our groceries in
large quantities and for spot cash which
enables us to undersell all competition in this
vicinity. Give US trial order and we will con-
vince you that we can save you some money.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
LOOkS BAD FOR HARVARD.
Crimson Coaches see no ray of Hope
Since Amherst Defeat.

Gloom as thick as London fog has
settled down over Harvards football
quarters since the Crimsou's defeat by
Amherst on Saturday. Never has
there been more discouragmenta among
the coaches over the outlook, and the
undergraduate body rs whole has
lost heart. A defeat by team out
side of the Big Four has cut the stu
dents to the quick, but the feeling is
that there are more of them ia store
for the Johnnies before the season is
finished.
There is feeling in Cambridge that
possibly Harvard is merely having her
annual slump somwhat earlier than
usual and that great improvement
will be shown from now on, so that a
strong eleven will meet Yale on No.
yember 2lst.
A personal canvas of the University
will be started at once in the hope of
unearthing some new men, and unless
a few s'starsn are found in this way
Harvard will PROFESSIONALLY be rep
resented this fall by as week an agg e.
CATION as has donned Crimson foot
ball toys in years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
STILL REJOICING.
Times Finds Much Good in Slackwater
At Fairm0nt.

The Fairmont Times still finds
reason to rejoice over having slack
water there. 1t says:
She Stacking of the Monongahela
river just at the time the feat was
accomplished was welcomed by the
manager and employees of the Barns
vile Manufacturing Company's big
wooden mill a, Barasville, for had
not the waters of Buffalo creek been
raised on the day they were, the
mills would have been compelled to
close for the lack of water for the
boilers and wash rooms.
The creek has been low for some
time. and the latter part of last
week saw 1t almost dry. The big
tank of the company was empty and
there was nothing left to do but to
close down operations. This would
have taken place on Monday morn
ing had not the river backed up,
filing the creek with water.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16

Mrs. Anna M. Jones.

Mrs. Anna M. zones died at her
home in Athens, Ohio, on the l4th
day of October, 1903. after lingering
illness of many months. Mrs. Jones
was born at Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
on the 18th day of September, 1924,
and was one of eight children born to
John 2. and Hannah Lincoln Sturgiss,
of whom Mrs. Jones was the last sur
vivor. Mrs, Jones was the widow OF
Robert NJ, who was for many years
the Editor and publisher of the Ath-
ems journal, where Mr.. and Mrs Jones
removed about 1880. OF her immeui-
ate family there survives but one
daughter Mrs. A. j. Frame, who for
four years successfully edited and pub
lished the Athens Journal, ard the
children of w. j. Jones.
Mrs, Jones was born and reared in
a Methodist family and her fathers
home was for many years the stopping
place of the itenerant ministry OF that
Church, of which one brother Alfred
G.. Sturgiss was minister from the
age of 10 years, until his death IL
l845.
Mrs. Jones was a woman OF re-
markably cheerful and happy DISPOSE
ton, and lived in the love and effec
tions OF her family and immediate
circle of friends; she was devoted
wife and mother and her loss will bt
sincerely mourned by large circle O
friends of outside of near rela
relatives.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
ROW Us Elk GAME.
Two Ohio Colleges have Nice Point in
Controversy.

A big row has arisen over the re-
suit OF the close football game be-
tween Marietta and Ohio Wesleyan
and each is claiming victory. Mar
ietta kicked off and the ball was
fumbled by O. ". Z. rolling over
the line where the O. w. Z. man
fell ON it.
The Marietta men claimed it as
safety while O. W. q. asserts it was
a touch back. In case the former
is right the score was s to in favor
Of Marietta. In case the latter have
the better of the argument it should
be to in favor of O. W. L. Wal
ter Camp has been asked to settle
the dispute. The referee called il a
touch back and had the ball brought
out to the % yeard line and kicked
off
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
b. x o. Coal and Coke Business.

The total shipments OF coal and
coke over the Baltimore IL Ohio
system in September aggregated
1,979,S25 tons as compared with
1856, 4S3 in the same month in 1902,
the increase amounting to 294, 342
tons. For the seven months ending
July 81 the total shipments amount.
ed to 1900, lbs tons as compared
with II, 397 .424 in the corresponding
period in 1902, the increase amount
ing to Oil ,T04 tons. The increase
Tor July was equivalent to l7.46 pei
cent. and the increase for the seven
months was equal to 1856 per cent
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
EXCURSION DOUBTFUL.
B. & O.'s Rates are in Inverse
Ratio to Accommodations.

$40 for trip to Clarksburg and must
Secure $50 names May be Abandon
ed-5O nave Signed Marietta Game
In Progress Interest in Parkers.
burg.
Il begins to look now as though
there would be no foot ball excur-
sion to CIarksburg Saturday Tor the
Seminary game. The B. d Q. has
offered to run a special train on con.
dition that 150 tickets are taken at
$40 each This of course, can
hardly be called rate" and there
will probably net be enough who
want to pay that much to guarantee
the excursion. An effort is being
made to get cheaper rate for loo
people. 1t is thought that this
number can be secured. At noon to
day, only 80 had signed their names
to go.
This afternoon, the Varsity is
fighting it out on the gridiron with
the Marietta College eleven. The
teams have been rivals ever since
the University has had a team, and
both have victories to their credit.
West Virginia has usually had
the test Of it. The news will be
awaited here this evening with in
tense interest.
Interest in the game has reached a
high point in Parkershug. The State
Journal has the following in regard to
it.
"West Virginia will send over from
Morgantown heavier aggregation
than Marietta has.
On the showing it has made, the
Morgantown team looks as strong, OF
very nearly 50, as Delaware and that
means a heart breaking struggle for
Marietta To win.
There have been no recruits in the
Marietta camp this week. AL Of the
regular men were out last evening and
| they were worked hard at the forma-
ton but there was no scrub to line az
against. The team will be in better
condition than it was Saturday, as
none OF the men were hurt in the Del
eware game and they are recovering
from earlier injuries. The play is
very fast. The line men are charging
as one and the backs are getting away
fast and strong All the men, Will
one or two exceptions, are working
well and the eleven showd play cred
table game Friday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16

WATER CUT OFF
Accident at station This Morning
Disabled Pump.

There was a startlingly rapid de-
crease in the visible supply of water
this morning, and something ike
ten thousand inquiries as to the
cause, have been made at the office
of the Union Utility Company.
The supply was entirely shut of
in some parts of town and was very
weak everywhere. One of the en-
giaes at the pump station broke
this morning, and it was for this
reason that the water was shut off,
IN order to keep the supply in the
reservoir from getting dangerously
low.
Many improvements are heing
made at the station, and just at
present, it taxes the capacity of the
pumps to the Utmost to keep up tue
supply. This condition will soon
be over, however.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Bell Cuts Rates.

The Bell Telephone company is pre-
pairing TO fight the Tri-State at Con-
nellsv!lle and Uniontown and is said
to have cut its rates in Two TO get
patronage from the new company
which has proven to be formidable
rival. The patrons of both systems
are excited over the cut. The old
Bell subscribers demand as low rates
as are offered 10 the new and the Tri
State people say they Will stay with the
company which came to their relief
when they were being charged exorbi.
tanU fatts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16

A SECTION OF Dowie's mission from
Zion City to New York City passed
through Cennellsville yesterday
afternoon at 2 O'clock. The train,
which was delayed by blowing out
a cylinder head at Hickman Run,
was composed of seven coaches and
one baggage car. Four Of the coach
es were Pullmans and the other three
day coaches. The section was in
charge of Lieutenant A. Il. Paterson
of the Zion Guards, and carried 2Ss
people. There were 40 Of these uni
formed guards on the section, their
work begin TO preserve order at
stops and look after the comfort OF
the women and children,
DR.. ID. b. Purinton is IN atten-
dance at the Baptist General Asso-
citation of West Virginia III session
at Buckhannon. He will preach in
one of the pulpits there Sunday,
HAVE your seats reserved early To-
"The Blackthornn Monday night.
SEE the Carpets at Hirschman' 9
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16

FINED M'CLUNG.
Plasterer Whose Joint was Raid
ed got $50 and Costs.
rev indictments for WhiskeY Selling.
Prisoners In Court ON Felony Charg-
es-Geo. Bakers Trial Next We'd
nesday-Run of the Court record.

Nate McClung was brought before
Judge Mason this morning to answer
the charge Of selling whiskey in two
indictments. McClung, it will be
recalled, was arrested some days
ago by Deputy Sheriff Core and
several officers In raid on his place
on Bumbo Lane. Several gallons OF
whlskey, some beer, cards and poker
chips were confscated. He has been
in Jail since
McClung, through his attorney,
stated that he did not desire to
make anv defense, and plead guilty
To the charge. Judge Mason made
some inquiries into the case. Nc
CluDg said he came here from
Clarksbufg. and thought he could
sell whiskey if others could. After
exacting a promise from him to
offend no more, Judge Mason fined
him $25 and costs in each case.
With the exception of the two
against MeClung, and three or four
against William ,yonley, no indlct-
ments were returned for alleged re-
failing. The number found for this
offense is much smaller than usual.
Luther Cross, and Pasquelo
Peluso were brought into court this
morning. and both will be tried by
Jury next week. Neither had an
attorney, but were instructed to get
one by the court.
Geo. Baker was also brought into
court. He stands indicted for assault
ing Jolliffe, the non-union glass-work-
err. His otfense is classed as felony.
Donley and Hatfield are his attorneys.
A motion TO quash was .oyerruled, and
plea of not guilty entered. His
trial by jury will follow next Wednes'
day.
The run of the court record is al
follows:
County Court vs. solomon Frum
condemnation of land Demurrer
sustained Leave to amend exceptions
Rules were Issued against Ed Har.
rington, A. M. Abbott, Richard Ar
nett and w. G. Price.
Hiram Schultz VS. Asbary Brock e
al Demurrer to amended declaration
David G. Nuce VS. Franklin lnsur
ance Company. Motion TO sQuash re
turn of service on summons only
Motion overruled. Demurrer TO dec
laration
David G. Nuce VS. Phoenix insuI
ance Company. Same order.
Clarence [. Keck VS. Morgantow
Stone and Sand Company. Plea c
nor. assumpsit. Notice of offset.
Abram Ccone VS. Pittsburg Cor
tracing and Construction compa
n.y. Motion to file bond,
State VS. Claud Tichnell CAPITA
forthwith.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
GUARANTEES TO TEACH
Dancing in 12 Lessons-Pr0f. Math-
ern's Offer.

Prof. L. NJ Mathern, of Pittsburg,
guarantees to teach you to dance in
twelve lessons. He opened his hall
on Spruce street last night, and it
will also be. open on Saturday even
ihg the 18th from to p. N. for
private lessons From s to 9 p. m.
he will hold a public class, and from
to Il p. IN. socia, dance will be
held. All ladies will be admitted
free to the social dance from to II.
He will also open a chlldrens
class on Saturday afternoon prompt
lv at o'clock which will last till
half past four, Parents are cordially
invited to drop in any and all times
to see how the little ones are getting
along.
Terms to children between the az es
of four and sixteen years is tw en-
ty Eve cents lesson or two dollars
and fifty cents term of twelve les
sons.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
WABASH STOCKHOLDERS
Meet in T0ledO-Sf0, 100000 Bond
Issue-Directors Reelected.

The stockholders of the Wabash
railroad company held their annual
meeting in Toledo Tuesday. E. B.
Prior, assistant to President Ramsey,
held the proxies of 500 OF the de-
benture bondholders. The stock
holders authorized the issue of $780,
100000 bonds for terminal improve
ments in Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, Quincy, Toledo and De
troit. The following directors were
elected: George G. Gould, Ossian
ID. Ashley. L. II. Hubbard, John T.
Terry, S. G. Reynolds, James Hazen
Hyde. Winslow S. Pierce, Edwin
Gould, Russell Sage, Edgar +
Welles, G. J. Wren, Henry K Hard
ing and Joseph Ramsey, Jr. All are
re elections.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
THE STANDARD
viii Not Employ Gamblers or Drunk.
ards and Cigarette Fiends VIII
Have To Go.

A dispatch says that the hat will
soon be promulgated from all the
offices and auxiliaries of the Stand
ard Oil Co that drunkards. gamblers
and cigarette tiends shall be dis
charged. This has been determined
upon by the officials OF the giant
corporation, and in the future young
men who apply for positions will be
required to present clean bill Ct
health before their applications will
be considered. At Wiikesbarre, Pa,
this rule was effective Friday, IN a
branch of the Standard Oil Co. 1t
was a revelation to the beer guzzlers
and cigarette fiends, and there was
general shaking up of the dry
bones. When interviewed concern
ing the matter an officer of the
Standard Oil Co. said that, while no
special order had been received as
yet, he gave the prospective new
rule his unqualified support and
hoped that the order would issue
socn. He stated that at no time did
his company undertake to employ
men addicted to,excessiye cigarette
smoking, gambling or drinking,
though there had been no specific
order issued against it-an unwrit-
ten order being in force against the
employment of those who are obliged
to carry their habits and morals in
a truss.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
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LEAVES M. L. Church
And Goes to the Episcopal Does Prom.
inent Wheeling Minister.

Rev c. Helv Molony pastor of the
Zane street NJ. +. church has left
that church and gone to the Episco-
pal church. He has applied for a
place in the ranks Of that denomina-
tion and has been accepted by Bish-
OPP Peterkin He refused any station
at the recent meeting of the confer
ence in Wheeling and it was an
nounced that he intended to take up
Y. M. G. A. work. His flop has
caused sensation in the denonina
ton.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-16
Children's Dancing Class.

l will open my academy for chill
dren's dancing class Saturday Oct. II
at 2 O'Clock p. m. in the Post Office
building where l will be pleased to
receive children between the age OF
six and sixteen years. Parents are
respectfully invited to call and lnves-
tigate my methods of teaching. Bring
the little folks with you.
PROF. S. A. PHILLIPS.