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Underwear.

Boys balbriggan ribbed shirts. high neck, short sleeves, knee drawers, double seat, seconds, 75c value. loc-3 for soc Women's lisle and mercerized ribbed vests. low neck, no sleeves, seconds, 25c value,
 1oc each-3 for soc Women's ribbed empress pants, French band, trimmed with pretty lace, SOC value.
 25c each Women's ribbed empress pants, French and straight band trimmed with a cotton edge. 25c value, loc each-3 for soc Wemen's extra size empress pants, straight and French ! band, 2oc-4 fer l.OO Women's vests, low neck, no sleeves, 4 for z5c Women's cotton ribbed vests, 1owsneck, no sleeves, Ia4c value,
 10c each--5 for 25c Children's ribbed empress pants, lace trimmed. i24c
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Mems Store. Saturday Morning Special.
From g t0 T2 onlg

VT a,f From to I2 only Our Regular 75c Night Shirts, 5oc. They are made of good quality cOtton-ull size and ,length--are either plain or fancy .-T-~-s
 ' Other Special Items for Saturday, m { , 25c Fancy Fiose ioc Made of good ya with double heels toes aud soes neat stripes in black, blue. grey and tan. Mems soc Belts for 3oc. Black oil bes inch wide made With nickel or gunmetal buckesi all sizes from 30 to A.
 SIS NegIige Shirts for o5c. Small lot ofhte neggee shirts well made of good material sizes I5, 154 ahd I6 only.
 line of neggee shirts--newes patterns all rr.,, roae s.4as.a At soc. 7oc, 100
 <1gT 25c suspenders for ioc.
 They are all good patterns-eher light dark coers--ade with strong leather ends. ae~1 BaIbriggan Underwear. At 25c Underwear ry of the best manufacturers m
 the counry--shrts doube-seated drawers All sizes At soc Make and finish the possbe and short seeved
 shirts, doubleseated drawers 5n exceptionally good ine shirts have long or short
 sleeves: drawers double seats and gussets
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PREPARING FOR BUSINESS.
Railroad Company Making Plans for
 1li1rlah har nf Inland Cities

Railroad Company Making Plans for a
 number of Inland Cities.
 Plans are being made by the New Ha- ven road for an excursion business from inland points in this state and Massa- chusetts this summer on a larger scale than has ever before been attempted.
 The fact that the railroad now owns the trolley line in this city and that the trolley company runs Savin Rock, may have something to do with the road s plans to run frequent excursions. Then, too, the fact that Savin Rock has been so vastly improved as a summer resort since last year has awakened an inter- est in it among upstate people which has not existed heretofore.
 7 The plans being made will provide for every comfort possible for the travellers.
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HOW TO GET FAT.

Candidate for Office Discovers Secret
 of Gaining Four Pounds a
 Week
 It will be worth while to keep in mind the name of Thomas Joseph Walsh, a young man of 22, living in Chicago. He has the quality that seems so desirable to the American that it is injected into our literature at every turn from the Sunday School book to the industrial ndvel-persistence. Thinking to get a municipal job, young Walsh stood for the examination as assistant engineer in the Fire Department. He was skilled machinist and reported to be a capable engineer.
 At the examination he passed all the mental tests with credit and showed that he knew his way about" But when he was put on the scales during the physical examination it was found that he weighed only 136 pounds. The
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Specials in Muslin Underwear. ,.

Corset Covers. Three new styles, with lace insertion and edges. regular value 3ec,
 Saturday, 2oc each Gowns of muslin--two rows of embroidered insertion, pearl buttons, 75c value,
 Saturday. 4Sc each Skirts. Iyong underskirts of good muslin. wide rafHe with wide edge of. enbroidery' regu- lar value loo. Saturday, 7Sc Muslin and cambric skirts, hemstitohed ruffie edged with wide embroidery. I.5o value.
 Saturday, 9sc each Muslin, canbric and nainsook gowns, six styles, regular price roo. Saturday. zsc each
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latest kilt effect; two styles; have been Ie. 50 and 22.5o,
 Choice Saturday. Sl4.os Two Specials in Cotton
 Shirtwaist Suits. Suits of linen colored lawn. small figure effects; tucked waist and lared skirt, regular price 500. Saturday. si.9S Suits of linen crash, blue pip ing, tucked waist and full gored skirt; regular price 5.oo,
 Saturday, s2.o5 Walking Skirts in all wool mixtures, several styles; our regular 500 skirt,
 Saturday, s3.os Walking Skirts of Sicil- lienne, several styles in black, blue, brcwa and grey. regular price SOC. Saturday. sz. Wash suits-Two piece suits of dotted ia VII, waist snd skirt
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Notions.

Gilt edge hose supporters, made from
 eatra, heavy flisle elastic, protected '; baiitton--nothing better made-any
 size. 12,sc asc,fancy frill hose supporters, lSc Alliance safety pins, Dc dog. The new sanitary hair rolls,
 ' 1oc, 12,Sc, 15c { yds. fcatherstitch braid, 5c English Pins, 3 papers for 1oc 500 yds. basting cotton, 4c'
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..... ......... Bratton Medley Overture-"A Clean of Heaven .... ........ ..............C. K. Harris Aylophon'a Solo. ........ ......... Selected
 MT. Joseph L. Shepheard.
 Flower Song" Hearts and Flowers ...... ..................... Tobani Finale-"M March of the Eagles Yea ..s.'.................. c. K. Harris
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The usual Sunday evening meeting in Yale hall, Franklin street, will be held tomorrow evening. c. H. Banks of the sophomore class, will speak. MT. Banks has done a great deal of deputa- tion work this year and a good talk is assured. c. P. Otis '07 will give se- lections on the violin. All men are in- vited to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-11

Alter June 2S the regular weekly meetings of the board of finance will take place at 5 o'clock Thursday after noon instead of 7:S0 o'clock in the even ing. This schedule will continue dur inc, the summer months.
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SAVIN ROCK PARK.
Holt's Concert Band.

Holt's Concert Band. Programme Sunday, June 12--after- noon and evening:
 Prelude" Religioso'' .. Chambers overture-"Light Cavalry ..Fr. suppe Song for Cornet-"S Sorrow .. HorMizz
 MT. Charles Eger. Selection Southern Reveries" ...... ...... .., L. Conterno Novelette-"Lace and Graces" ........--
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Things for the Baby.

Babies fancy bib, made of fine lawn and lace at half price
 soc vaIhe. for 25c
 75c ]" " 37Ec
 ..oo :. ]" soc Babies soiled lsTn hats and caps, were soc. Now PC
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THE HOWE STETsON STORES HOWE STETSON STORES Special Values You'll Find Here Saturday.
Hosiery.

Women's black cotton, full fashioned. regular made hose, with a split foot, worth 25c.
 For ioc pair-3 for soc Wonen's black lace Iisle hose iu several pretty patterns.
 For ioc pair-3 for soc Women's medium weight black cotton hose. double sole, spliceJ heels and toes, For lec pair-3 for soc Children's :an ribbed hose, double knees,
 pairs for 25c .sa
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In the Suit Room.

piped with black, I.5o value,
 Saturday. o5c Wrappers of fine percale. braid trimmed, wide fiouuce on skirt, LOO regular value.
 Saturday, 6oc
 Waists: Two styles of Japanese silk waists. hemstitched and tucked, black and white, .a.so value.
 Saturday. si .7o Linenette waists, linen collar and attached linen cuffs, tucked front aud back; regular price IFS, Saturday, SIPS Fine lawn waists, llemstitched front with rows ofstucks, regr- lar price LOO. Saturday, 6oc Lawn waists. bertha style, edged with dainty lace. insertion to match, value 200,
 Saturday. Sl.s0
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Gloves.

uAUfCSs Zeal kid gloves. superior quail ity and style; colors, black and white. worth 1.25 and I.5o,
 Saturday special, i.00 pair Tan, brown, slate. white and black kid gloves, fne quality and fit, worth 100,
 Our price. 70c Lisie gloves, one and two. clasp, colors. black and white, worth 3sc and soc,
 For 25c pair
 HandkercI1iefs. Embroidered, with scallopsd edges and hemstitched, rsc and 25c values,
 Special Saturday, i0c each Unparalleled Values in
 Neckwear. Stocks of handsome venise lace --Madras and scrim,a stitched and embroidered, worthfa5c and s0o' Fs5Ala4s a1I each a' l,.. Close out purchase from inn porter, of ITS dozen beautiful lace stocks--some worth 5 from soc to 100 each. These, and4a variety of olher new styles of fered Saturday atI25c each
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Toilet Goods.

Saturday specials in perfumes
 Olive Blossom,
 New Mown Hay,
 Marchale, were soc
 Saturday, 25c per OF. zee violet toilet water, 15cl Lyons tooth powder, y 15c. Mennen's talcum powder, 121sc Regatta Bouquet soap. Dc shefisld's Dentitrice, d {. l9c LaBlache facex powder, 38c coke's Dandruiffeure, ss 39c1
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$500 lace trimmed White Jap. Silk Waists, s1.ss.
 Shirt Waists of fine corded Madras. Lawn and Percale, wffite grounds with black stripes dots and figures; s2c. All worth s1.25 to sl.sS.
 Corset Covers, two rows fine lace, two rows beading and ribbon across front. finished with lace around neck and arms, only Saturday S9c.
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 75 suits of cleviots. mixtures and broadcloths-Eton and coat styles-some misses suits among them.
 Choice Saturday. S7.05 Good choosing yet in the lot of manufacturers fine suits at
 S9.OO, l2.5O, 1900 Three big values in
 Silk Shirtwaist Suits Suits of satin foulard. in black and blue--together with few plain taffetas-have been B. 50.
 Saturday, SS. 50 Suits of fine taffeta in stripes and plain changeable shades; 2 styles; have been IS.oo and IT. 50, Saturday, Sio.o5 Suits of taffeta-all the new est shades; skirts made in the
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JeweIry.
 Black ribbon watch fobs, gold plated or sterling silver trimmings, awere 100, Saturday, a50c soc watch fobs, f25c. r9c belt buckles, gilt, silver or oxi- ilss dized, s10c The best value in wash belts in the s-ss city for sS10c, Extra sizes, 90 to $ inches, 15cl Handsome hat pins osfcarved pearl, sls also plated pins hard enamel top, ASFF
 Choice Saturday, ,al0es
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Tailored Suits. Silk Goats, Cloth Jackets. Silk Cape
 and Rain Coats are selling cheap
 Saturday Specials.

White dotted Swiss Waists, wi plaits back and front. $149.
 White Cambric Skirts, two and thJ rows wide Val. or Torchon lace al tucks. 9Sc.
 Infant's 25c Gingham Dresses, brt and embroidery trimmed, 19c.
 Regular $1.00 Lawn Wrappers, rI| fes. braid and lace trimmed, SaturdE| 69c.
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Shoes in the Basemef7f.

On the B,rgaiu table in this department youtw and oxfords of in black black patent leather all styles of hees shoes worth and For 95c
 New lot of women's. misses and little men thigh and ow shoes, values upto r.5o z Fer 75o pair
 Bntton, andlace oxfords in black. and x x patent leather 200 and 500 values, For Sl 25 pair
 Womens and misses kid and patent leather strap sandals French heels. ,r.25 to vaites, For 75c pair
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Shoe Store, Main Fl6Sr.

Womer's tan Russia calf oxords. SI75 pair Women's low heel tan oxfcrds hJh0 oair Misses tan oxfords. s% TSl ni) pair Little mems RuRsis calf oxfords v=f1@S 3n pair Infants chidrers and -niaSr u sn5es 2gc TOO 25 pair
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ASs 1A2A1 O Ag&t7sk w &EHa Several styles sofs muslin, cam ! bfic and nainsook gowns. in the new round neck, ohemise effect, I.5o value, < Saturday, o5c
 7's2is. S.. s'' , aN Long skirts off extra quality muslin and caniSsic.e wide ein- broidery rxfse, iiiya splendid as- sortment of patterfss, BOO val- ues, Satu.aay, Sl.sIs each Wash Skirts. Marufscsnr- CTS sanpses, including -as.ss usually so;t fur seoin I. sc to 2. so ..,.. SAtufday, oss oacn
 X .sk
 E:a!, priees OH ..cuee .sd. unstable Yoke P,s.ieoats..-- Style; txst we gre discsfdfag--
 Freed p~w 1.SJfo 2.sU
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For girls 6 to <i4 years Waist is Z fine white lawn. tucked, with suspend straps of black and white check, pipd| with red and edged with fine enbroi' cry; the skirt portion is of black al white check, and gored. A very pretI dress and grand value at $1.9S.
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29c Taffeta Ribbons, DC yd.r

AZ inches wide; colors are black, white, lavenl light blue, pinkiand turquoise. \, ss#x4
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Art Neediework. ( Msrcerizci cotton, colors only, < .s Saturday. Pc Pillow tops, assorted, designs, $ 3cjea,
 IS inch henastitshcd ,sqtiares, 10c asc travelling companions. s+" 15c ! Irish point pillow shams, % value, {. V 75c pair Scarfs to match, s4 inches long, 3Sc
 s6-inch scarf, 25c
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White Lace Trimmed Linz
 en Suits, S5.98.

See our window display of the pret- tiest white Shirt Waist Suits of the season, of white union linen, three handsome. 31s inches wide Cluny Lace, and plaits. on front of waist. and four rows of same wide lace down skirt. Worth $9.e0, and going to be snapped up quickly at s5.sS. All sizes
 Chambray s. W. Suits, s1.sS to s5.ss.
 Percale s. W. Suits, s1.es to s2.ss
 Linen Batiste S. W. Suits, s5.s8 to slO.sS.
 Fancy Lawn s. W. Suits, s1.9S to s5.ss
 White Lawn S. ". Suits, s2.9S to s1s.sS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

The bill passed in congress Fast
Thursday afternoon, authorizing the
opening of the tort Totten reservation
to white settlers, bears with it a sig
nific ant amount of importane to this
eection of North Dakota. It is not
in the least exaggerating the truth
when we state that thousands of people
in the west and northwest have had
their attention directed t. Devils
Lake pending the opening of this vast
and fertile tract of agricultural land,
and who are anxiously awaiting the
announcement from Washington Of
the final opening, which will be made
some time during the summer months.
Many strangers and land seekers from
almost all parts of the United States
will visit Devils Lake upon that &C.
casion and it Is only natural 10 assume
that the city will enjoy healthy and
substantial invasion of newcomers
during period prior and subse-
quent to the opening of the ,esel va
tion. Inquiries fun a number If
eastern states have already been re-
ceived at this Office and more interest
will develope as time advances to-
ward the final day. e.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

The creamery industry in North
Dakota has passed the experimental
stage and become fixed and profitable.
There is scarcely town in the state
without one, that is not making an
effort to secure plant. The chief
influence Of the creameries lie IN the
manner in which they revolntion,ze
business. Instead Of raising all grain
and sending to Chicago for his oleo-
margarine, the farmers are making
hundreds of dollars out Of their cows
and raising wheat as a side issue. The
question of crop failures has ceased te
have its terrors Insetad of plastering
his home with mortgages the farmers
are now depositing their creamery
money in the banks. With it all
the farmers have the sati sfaction Of
knowing the butter made in. this state
is rated among the finest in the coun.
try and commands the highest price
liz New York markets Forum.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY AND
THE CITY OF DEVILS LAKE,
FRIDAY. FEB. IL, 1904.
CUBA STANDS ALONE.

Friday the last American troops
left Cuba. There is not in that re-
public today, outside of the limits OF
the naval coaling station leased by
the United States, single vestage OF
American power on the whole island.
We have done our WORK in Cuba
and we have kept >ur promise.
The Cubans seemed to be but slight
ly interested in the departure of the
last American troops. They have SC
long been assured of our good inten-
lions that the actual embarkment OF
the last soldier did not appeal tc
them as an important event.
Yet it was great event.
It was the final demonstration OF
the fidelity with which the American
republic observes its obligations. II
was, therefore a great day for the
United States. ~
For Cuba it was a great day, be.
cause the United States did then by
its actions proclaim to the whole
world that there has in its opinion
been established government. indie
pe-dent and republican, that is amply
able to look after its own affairs.
Thus is terminated most glorious
chapter in American history The
chivalrous aspirations which plunged
this nation into war with Spain six
years ago have been fully rewarded.
Cuba has been wrested from an intol
cradle despotism, filled with new
life and hope, created into a nation,
taught how to govern itself and fair.
ly started on the road to prosperity
and contentment. Never has one ma
tion done more for another than We
for Cuba. | -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12
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SAME OLD ISLANDER.

The decrepit old Pioneer Press says
that in every LAID district where one
real homesteader desires to commute,
a hundred dummies in the employ of
lumbermen and Spectators sieze upon
the land. What an absurd statement
The Communication law is not used in
the timbe-ed sections of the country,
but it is used in the agricultural
sections, here in North Dakota for
instance. Is there any thing to
Justify the charge that any such
proporti n Of commuters in this state
are acting in the interest of speculat-
tors hat they are dummies who sell
of corporations and men leave the
country If SO how is it that the pop
ulation of North Dakota has increased
in twenty years from :orty thousand
to half millions Three :ourths of
the entries in this state are committed
to cash, and nine-tenths of these en-
trymen remain here as permanent
residents and farm the lands. T..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

The Wahpeton Times in its last
issue unwittingly and with more than
ordinary meanness and unfraternal
sarcasm, throws out a slur against
Fred Falley, of the GLOBE, which
every fair minded brother of the state
press will resent with scorn. Digging
nto a persons private and inividual
affairs because Of difference of opin-
ion upon public matters, is too anna
flourish and undigni6ed to become a
man who writes ''editor'' after his
name. 1t is the product of narrow
AMI unpublished mind, and will harm
the; author more than the man il is
aimed at. Its sting fell wide of the
mark. 5.s. a,.s...r-. .s r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

Senator John B. Green & Co. are the
publishers and editors of the new
sheet which is neat in appearance and
which has al its mission the purifi-
cation of the political atmosphere of
Morton county, Bro. Green is in a
position to size things up right on the
slope, and the first issue of the paper
starts7out by calling Editor Tuttle
ring master, Of the political gang.
Whew! This will no doubt have a
tendency to stir up things and we are
anxious to see what sort of hot shot
Bro. futile will shoot into Editor
Green. .~ @E. lE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

The st. Thomas Times takes no
stock in the alleged candidacy of
Lauder, Cowan or Glaspell for Judge
Young's place on the supreme bench.
The Times rightfully says: "No man
who has sat on the supreme bench
since its creation is held In higher
esteem by the state bar than Judge
Young. No man who ever wore the
judicial e1mine ever carried to official
position a higher ideal of the dignity
and responsibilities Of the bench than
the present chief justice. He is a
learned lawyer, conscientious man
aid a deep student. '-Wahpeton
Globe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas county.

II uSoo SSuhty. 20 81
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner Of the firm Of F j
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said finn will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall Catarrh Cure.
Frank J Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of De-
cember, A d 1885.
(seal w Gleason, Il
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
free. F. J Chepey & Co.,
.S5 Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12
THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND
THE EAST.

The Michigan Central has four
splendid through trains daily be.
tween Chicago and New York and
Boston. Two trains run via Niagara
Falls, stopping five minutes at Fall
View. Ten-day stop-over at Niagara
allowed on all through tickets. Chi.
cago City Ticket Office, 119 Adams
Street, Central station on the Lake
Front, 18th street and Pak row.
W. L. Wyatt N. w Pass, Agt., St.
Paul.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

the equivalent. il each township, and
sucn lands as may be reserved for
school, agency, church, and mission
purposes, or to dispose Of said land
exceptsas provided herein, Or to guar
antee to find purchasers for said lands
OR any portion thereof, it being the
intention Of this Act that the United
States shall act as trustee for said
Indians, to dispose Of said lands, and
to pay over the pi oceeds received from
the sale thereof only as received, as
herein provided. M. 81 n \
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

Andrew E. Bergstron, Of a firm Of
contractors at st. Louis, has agreed
with the Swedish Worlds Fair com
mission, t. put together their national
pavilion free Of al cost. The build.
ing was erected at Stockholm and has
been shipped to st. Louis in sections.
Mr.. .Rergstron estimates that it
will require the services Of 100 men
for three days to put the building to-
,gether. Z, III I5Ys Y, ri s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-12

The summer naval school of the
Northwestern Military Academy, at
Highland Park, Ill. will visit the
World Fair the latter part Of June
or the nrst part of July. The pupils
will be in charge of Maj. Davidson,
Commandant of Caders. The pupils
will be in naval uniform, and will GO
by way of the Canal and the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers, studying the
history Of those valleys en- route Els.
pecial attention will be devoted tc
that particular portion of history
that bears on the Louisiana Purchase.