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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
BALLARD
DO|NGS

Ballard has inauzurated a crusade
against gambling. Persistent ru-
mors have been hfioat to the effect
that extensive gambling has been
going on In number OF saloons for
some months and a movement r.
now on foot to put a stop to the
Illicit games.
Marshal Peck went about yester-
day visiting the various saloons and
notifying the proprietors that the
Law would be strictly enforced.
II IL said that one saloon has
banked u. 900 IN winnings within the
past eight weeks.
The administration II against gam
bling. and Mayor Zook says that II
has got TO be stopped. While II has
been conducted quietly a large num-
her or young boys. II f. said. have
been drawn into the gambling and
Ballard citizens are indignant over
tho threatened corruption of the
youthful element.
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"COURTING PARLORS"
IN BOSTON HAVE SOLVED
The SOCIAL PROBLEM

ond church. Unitarian. has decided
10 have the church societies OF
which he IL executive emulate nr.
perin's counting paglor Idea, and
has already planned such an annex
to the Parker building
Il believe that the counting parlor
is the happy. practical solution Of
the Erieyous problem" he said and
the refinement which IL lends en-
hancea the girls ideals makes her
have iVftier ambitions aud makes
her better fitted Tor housewife.
while IL certainly improves a young
mans morals 10 call upon young
Woman in cosy pariof amid do
nestle surroundings. Ills mind east
~ sees a little home OF his own, with
this same little woman At the helm.
and the very idea appeals Ia hts do
mcstieity far more than "a corner
bedroom. and I believe that the
counting parloT promotes respectable
marriages"
The girls also approve the plan.
immensely. Not one gifl has left the
home 90 lodge elsewhere since The
founding, over year aEo.
Some Of the bedrooms are elabo-
ratsly lifted with pianos and sxpeu
siye furniture. while the very cheap
est ones are neatly cnrpsted. contain
hfasH brdsteads and drenucts, The
entire home Il as dainty aa clever
philanthropy wisely directed. can
make Il,
Girls In every branch Of commerce
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u.wACU. Wash. April i1-pt I'd
mona kiamke. prsrticinR physician
and surgeon. left on the Empress 81
Japan on her last trip for tho orient
lie has been appolutsd by the Rus
sian government 20 a position in the
hospital service az the front lie will
proceed from Shanghai directly 20
Hardin and Nukdsn. reaching there
~ the last o. the month. and a week
later will be actively engaged in the
service.
Or Klanke IL Of Danish birth. and
Received his medical education In
Copenhnssn. Ito has been In America
Tor the past three years, practiciug
naedicins with great success. lie has
. strain 81 Russian blood IN his veins
and IL IN deep sympathy with the
troubles 81 the cxar. He says Il has
been the dream Of he life 20 see active
surgical service on the field. and whom
the news % his appointment came he
wRs overjoysd. Instructions were
given him 90 start for the front at
once. sealed orders awaiting him at
Shanghai DIR. Klamke ia not sure
whsther he will be assigned To the
army or to the naval service. but says
that he would much prefer the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
LABORERS BOUND
FOR OIL FIELDS

Ths Alaska Pacific Navigation com
panysa steamer James Dollar VIII sail
Tor Valdez ana Seward AZ : o'clock
tonight She viii carry large crowd
81 passengers for Cold hay. many ~
whom are going north to work IN the
oil fieida IN that vicinity. There are
also several passengers for Seward.
who are 70 work on the new Alaska
Central railroad. u which Seward u
the Eenboard terminal
The james Dollar will not can ~
YakAtaEs this trip. The next vessel
Of the company to call 81 that place
will be the santa Ana. which will SAL
for the North April a.
The Dollar will take n large CON
siEnmsnt ~ miners supplies. general
merchandise and lumber most -
which IN consigned 20 Seward.
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HE WILL CARE FOR
THE CZAR'S WOUNDED
LwAco. WASH PHYSICIAN GOES ORIENT TO JOIN
THE RUSSIAN FORCES FRONT

a. better opportunities are afforded
there for experiences.
Dr kiamku left armed with a pass
port from The Russian consulH here
and at Portland and Seattle. Mira
Eiamke. who came 20 America with
her husband three years REo. will not
accompany him 10 the front. bot viii
return 20 Copenhagen. 10 await tho
eioss % the war br klhmks speaks
English and German flusntiy. and can
make himself understood IN French.
Shortly before leaving Dr. klamks
Was interviewed.
After the VAR is over" said he. 4
shall SO to Europe aud take up tn.
study u surssry. provided am not
offered a regular appointment in the
service. Later I shall return 20
America
u do not anticipate any trouble In
reaching the Russian army. OF course.
our toat will make various landings
In Japan. but that government will
hardly interfere with the Red Crosse.
PROM Shanghai shall take the Chin
SO imperial railway for headquarters
BY way % sewehwAns.
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espionage Il unknown

espionage II unknown.
The girls are permitted TO bring
their own little ornaments Or brie-a-
brae into the counting rooms while
they are occupying them. thus al
lowing one 10 manifest approval Of
a swsetheart's sifs OF pretty clock
by having n tick away the minutes
20 ii when HE calls.
Dr. Perrin n much srattfisd with
the results 80 far. and 80 are the
girls. Despite the fact that there
are numerous homes tn the South
End. where the working girls con-
xregate. they have never prosperei
to the self supporting degree. while
az tho Franklin square house there
are hundreds % applications on file.
and an annex Is contemplated
Dr. Van Ness. pastor of the Sec
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Boy Your Stone
EPISCOPALIANS
At LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELICA April y Prominent
cierNYmsn and laYmen - the Episeo-
pei church. 90 a total = nearly Ton
are gathered In LIE Angeles Tor he
she hnnuAl missionary conference -
the savsuth district The states and
territories represented are Washing
ton. Orexeu. Idaho. Colorado. Mon
tauA. Nevada. California. Utah. Alaska.
Arizona. New Menico and tie Phillip
pines.
ne conference opened az u n'rlaeh
this morning. Ntth The celebration =
the holy communion iu 81 Fauis Pre-
cnthrsirni the sermon being preached
~ he re- Nsv. -. y. sichuls. bishop
% California The sessions sil cen
tinus thruugh tbs remainder % The
week
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and the professions live In u. from
shoe factory operatives 20 high
ssiarisa lawyers clerks. models and
trained nurses.
There are no social distinctions,
and the utmost harmony prevails.
In the one counting parior sBIil.
with his hair slieked down with
bears grease. may be sparkling
Mary Lizzie. from whose town down
Ia Maine he has just come. while in
the next an erudite. Iizen- Drained
Is msel. earning bix salary ga s0sns
banking house. may be RnalyrinK
Piatonic Friendship with Van
Dykei young doctor. Just beginning
To III Back Bay millionairea for the
hereafter.
The counting parlor makes the
home its glorious success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
MARRIAGE LICE SES

John j. Ennis. rs. and H. Arm
strong q. both of Seattle. Edias
GroEard. -. and Alice Johnson. "a.
both OF Seattle. Thomas Gully. ~.
Of Fir. and Laura Miles. 10. Of South
Seattle John Taylor. -. Of Seattle.
and Edith stenthouss. ~. OF Mon
tread. Walter French. 20. and Bessie
carkesk. IS. both OF Seattle.
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BIG FIRE

DETROIT. Mich. April IA fire.
starting In ths yarnish room Of the
Cadillac Automobile works. and fed
By gasoline. destroyed one Of the
largest plants OF ia Kind in the coun-
try this morning. The loss will reach
half million dollars. Two workmsn
were injured. narrowly escaping death
The firm had 10000 worth Of or
dera on hand
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NEW PENSION ORDER
GOES INTO EFFECT

wAaiIfNgToN. y. G. April Ia
aSvssui hundred thousand Uuiou vet
Grams are to benefit b. the eas service
pension order which went into opera
ton today. The cost 20 the govern
msnt will amount % nearly rsto.ea a
year, these figures being baAed on the
estimate - Pension Commissions
Ware that II wlll fcQuifc q .iso.toa %
meet the eIalus under the nsW Fsea-
Iatiou betWesn tho pfessut date and
The close e the present fiscal year.
June - q period of two ard half
months.
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KIhG'S DAUGHTERS
HOLD CONVENTION

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April l2-christ
church was scarcely able 20 accom-
modate the host % delegates that
filled II today on the opening Of the
eighth annual state convention Of tho
Kings Daughters. The attendance IL
the largest ever had At a meeting Of
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MAURA IS IMPROVING

BARCELONA. April fa-Premisr
Maura. whose life was attempted by
would-be ASSASSIN yesterday. IL pro-
crossing favorsbiy. Several anareh-
ists have been arrested as aeeomplioes
% Arto. the prefnisr'A assaflsnt
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the society IN this state. The formal
opening took place this afternoon. Dr
Frederick p. Reese administered holy
communion. The convention will be In
session until Saturday.
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N office

We are preparing for the most
remarkable sale of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishings
ever held in Seattle--a sale of
exceptional interest to every
economical man and youth who
desires to dress well for a COM
paratively small sum. Mothers
who have little fellows to clothe
will get double their moneys
worth. The sale will start Sat-
urday. Full particulars will be
given in Fridays Star.
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ai-2o FOR an elegant variety 81
Fancy Lawns
is2e FOR an endless variety
81 white lacr-mtripe Lawns ana
also black Ia similar patterns
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PoNGEES

Mas received yesterday and
soc a ID. for plain oolorsd Pom
gees. in ponEee shade and all
Cuiurn
zoe a "a FOR plain ground Pom
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f5e a yd. for bargain lot oil
lawns. black ana white Of all
kinds
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.sill be sold tomorrow at these RE
gee, with pattern OF same color.
sl.Oo a vi for 2T-ineh imported
PunEs". beautiful clear colurH
and very smooth finish.
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: Sc for an extra fine quality
check and strip. lawns.
loo for Irish Bhtiste and colared
dotted Swiss. Ia large variety
~ patterns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

For Childrrn'H Percale
Dresses. neatly made.
with pretty color, etc,
etc.
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A BUSY THURSDAY IN NOTIONS

Dor ChIIlrrn'H llFht and
dark purcale Dresses.
trimmed with narrow
wash lace.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-22
NEW ORDER
known As the National Protective
Legion is Being Organized in This
City BY State orgonizer Stone

William F. Stone, Of Jamestown, y,
y, is in the city as state organizer OF
the National Protective Legion with
headquarters at waverly, n y. The
object of his visit is to organize legion
here and 50 far he is receiving much
encouragement, having already secured
a number Of charter members. The
National Protective Legion is frater-
nal Insurance order, having for its mot
to. Economy, Protection, Prosperity
and fraternity" The order was organ
lied fourteen years ago, starting WITH
nine persons, and now mas member
snip Of IS 900, and is growing at the
rate of 300 month. It is financially
strong and has many splendid protective
TEXTURES, sucn as sick and death benefits
to say nothing OF the fraternal side of
il
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WANTED
HELP.
THE WALDO.
CAPTURE
BIG CONTRACT
Do HolmbOe & Lafferty, Architects, and
Elliot & winche1l, Contractors and
Builders, of This City.

The Braxton county court let the con
tract wednesday for the erection of a
new jail and sheriff's residence at SUIT
ton, to AIessrs. Elliot s. Winchell, con-
tractors. OF this city, for which Messrs.
Holnboe & Lafferty, architests, mere
are the arcnitests. The building com
plete viii cost s25, 900 and win be simi
mr. in construction to the handsome
new structure lately erected here by
these parties.
This is another indication Of tne pro
sressiveness of Clarlssburg;s enterPrisin2
citizens.
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NO SPEECHES
BY GRANDPA
According to His Announcement at
Wheeling WIN b Made As He
Tours the State.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Wheeling, w. Va. Sept. 22--Many
are here today for the opening Of the
Democratic campaign tonight.
Henry C. Davis, accompanied by John
T. McGraw. Charles A. Towne. William
P. Campbell and others. rendered re
ceptions today at the Windsor hotel.
Davis announced todny that ne would
not make speeches during the campaign
but he would get around among the peo-
pie with as little speaking as possible.
He said former Senator Towne viii do
the speaking touring with Davis some
time.
Davis goes to Parkersburg on business
tomorrow.
Senator Bailey later viii tour West
Virginia from Harpcr's Ferry to the Big
Sandy with Senator Davis, as former
Senator Towne is now doing.
VIM. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
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Sweet Melody Flour
Russian Steamer without supplies,

BY Associated Press,
Las Palmas, Canary Islands. Sept p
The Russian cruiser 1erek that has
been stopping British and other mer.
chants marine, commenced coaling hero
today, but on orders from Madrid was
ordered away without supplies.
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WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Dance at Union PARK Casino.

The cIarlSsburg opera house orchestra
under the management Of Elmer Wells
will give dance in the casino at Onion
park Friday evening. Those who expect
to attend anticipate a most enjoyable
dime An invitation is entended TO
to those who indulge IN dancing to at
tend. ltd
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Fairbanks Goes to Pacific.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 22-Senator
Fairbanks after forenoon conference
with Senator Penrose left at noon for
Chicago, thence on a special train to the
Pacific coast.
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By Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, Sept. -Kuropatlsin
teIegrnphs that the japanese continue
attempts to turn the Russian left with
out success. oyama's forces are stil
80 miles from Fusl,un and only rear
guard fighting is expected for some days
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WAR NEWS
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
Toxic Sept. 22-The Japanese have
passed fort on another height west.
ward. 1t was carried by a desperate
assault. There heights overlook Port
Arthur Offering excellent positions for
guns.
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Sweet Melody Flour;
Death Of Child.

Benjamin Oslo Smith, two year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Smith,
of Point Comfort, died Wednesday even.
ing from cholera infantum. the re.
mains win he taken to Liverpool, Jack.
son county, Friday for burial.
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Solid satisfaction given away with
every purchase, NJ. E. Black, loset.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday are
sho days of our millinery opening, NJ
D. Black. losep6t,
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Money Talks


Sotice is hereby given that have
this day purchased the interest Of c.
NJ. johnson in the Eureka Plumbing
co. All outstanding accounts are pay
able to me and all accounts against said
company win be paid by me.
a. s. GOULD.
Sept. IA, 1901 lGsep6td.
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wM. qELL EIoUR eaaEaateed Best.
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VIM. TELL FLOUR cuaranteed Best
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
IE}E.A
YORK ], & (.

Shortly after ten o'clock 4 Monday
evening fire alarm was turned in at.
the little town Of York west Of this,
city when it was discovered that the.
st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator. was
on, fire !. The flames had gained suf- I
,fcient head way to render the building.
GOOD for them and make any needed
protection impossible. 4.
Several Thousand bushe Is Of wheat
and fax together with the elevator,
were entirely consum.d and the IN
surance will not nearly coyer the loss
About 400 feet Of the Great Northern
company s TRACKS were also destroyed,
but caused little delay in the haul
ing Of traffic. The cause Of the FIRE is
not positively known. but is supposed
to nave had IT'S origin il the cupols.
The elevator will be rebuilt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
DISTRICT
COURT

Nearly the entire time Of the court
since the last issue Of the Inter Ocean,
has been taken up with the trial tof
the celebraed damage case Of McPhail
e Rogers vs.. John Honay,sC. f oney,
Ira Calder and Chsrles Okley. The
last named defndant ID town seargent
Of Edmore, and the others are officers
ofthe Edmore National Bank. The
defendants are charged with mali
cious prosecution and incendental ly
with impfisoning the plaintiff.
The case was commenced Thursday Of
last week and reached the jury at
1850 yesterday AT the time: Of go
ing to press no agreement has been
reached. Nee lory Barnett q Adam
son represent the plaintiffs and E n
Libby of Park River and B D Town
send Of this city, the defendants.
Monday afternoon, John Anderson
plead guilty to assault AMI battery
and was sentenced to 5 days in Jail
and t. pay fine Of $75 and costs.
VIM Curtin also pleaded guilty to
conducting gambling house ana was
senteced to five days in Jail ad to pay
a fiue of $50 and costs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
THE PURE FOOD Law.

The Inter Ocean this week occupies
considerable space in the publication
Of adulterated food as reported by
Food Inspector Ladd, Of this state,
and which will come under the ban
Of the law to go into effect July / Of
this year
As the list Of articles mentioned is
such an extensive one, It would seem.
advisable to every lady reader Of this
paper as well assshoppers generally,
to make a careful examination Of the
list and use the desired measure to
secure pure food. Impure canned
goods have too often proved injurious
to good health and il many instances
IS death by poisoning from canned.
goods" have furnished headings. for
newspaper articles in the past.
The pare food law 10 decidedly.
timely one and should receive its
proper recognition from all sides
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15

THE R A(|.i]

At last it is Officially announced
that orr old friend McC lure, founder
of the sMinot Dailyand Weekly Optic,
has disposed of mis- interests in tnat5
sheet to E. L. Zimmerman, formerly
of the Fargo Forum, and will, tenn
porarilv at least, retire from the jour
nalistic field OF North DAKOTA, in
which for SO many years he has prov.
en- a valuable cotemporary. 81
Mac" has important mining in
terests in Colorado, which demand
his b entire attention, and WREN this
part of his business ma tiers are salts I
factorily arranged he proposes to
start q political organ for this state
WHICH NAV be published under the
title Of sMsg lara's +. Wee iy. Thets3In.
ter Ocean wishes him ;,nd- his other
enterprises abundant success, and for
his successors on the Optic we have
the kindest wishes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
OUR HIGH SCHOOL AS "a PRIZE
WINNER.

Inside Of month our high school
has won $3s. o. in prizes. This is a
highly cred tabIe record.
b On December 18th the 9th grade
won second prize, $3.50 in the Min
neapolis Journal essay contest, open
to the high schools Of Wisconsin, Min
nesota. North and South Dakota. The.
high no nor Of being. second in go
large field is due to the excellent
essays written By Juliette shortridge..
Susie Small, Hazel Fancher and
Jeanne Palmer. They are all in
Miss Gertrude 3. Jamieson's class in
Eng ish and reflect much credit on
her skill in teac hing that subject.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
FINE:
ARTISTS

) Z. x 1gt Z = f5 =
slavessof the Nine will nave
its first production here at the armory
next Monday night.
The piece is the joint work of Dam
lei =. Hart, whose ! Parish Priest
scored such a hit last season, and q.
%. Callahan, who has been writing
popular plays for the past twenty-five
years The scenes are laid in the
neighborhood of Wilkes Barre, and
deal with mining ii that locality.
The play requires large cast and in
.cludes such stirring players as Fred.
rick Reynolds, Jos. r. Keter, J. O..
Gibson, Howard Brandon, VIM. b.
Dayly and Alice B. Hamilton.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15

TO CURE A COLD In ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinile
Tablets. ALI druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15

Power from Artesian Well.
!. At st. Augustine, Fla, is the only
mill In the world that gets It's power
direct from an artesian we'll
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
Advertised Letters.

! Remaining nncalled for at the
Spostofhc at Devils Lake for the
week ending Jan. 18th, 1904. 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. "
Chaplain Jas. Miller Orphe
pougherty Thos. Milton P =
Grove w 81 Ness Martin 2
hnson And Palmer Nettie
Irspper u j. q Schan, VIM
Ludwig F c. Williams Ben
Wa, on Marrow
r.. DAELEy, Postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
Z. or ?. INsTALLATION.

On Monday night, Jan. 18th, the
following officers were Installed in
Devils Lake Lodge No. 12. K. Of F. &
Chancellor Commander r. s. De-
war. U 81
Vice Chancellor j. r. Henry.
Prelate-G Geo. Jameson.
Master Of W ork Rev. q. r.
Jones.
Keeper Of Records and Seal and
Master Of Finance Chas. Pillsbnry.
Maste, Of Excheqner-M. A. Doheny.
Master at Arms N. Ha rem.
4 Inner Guard 4. j. Gagan.
Outer Guard ii g. Nelson.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15
He Found Rev York Nervous.

sss5 4 He Found Rev York Nervous.
The London Daily Mail has been in
terviewing Paul Helleau on his recent
trip to America. This is what he il
quoted as saying: New York is ter
rible. II never knew how lovely Paris
was till I came back to it from that
machine-made> town. Everything ia
big, verybody is nervous. Telephon-
tits is in the air. No matter where
you may be you hear one word all
round you. Dollars, dollars, dollars,
repeated till. you sicken of the
sound. "s Ii ii, b
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-15

One, billiard ard one: pool table.
Also fixtures and fiji niture. For
prices write or see J. F. Henry,
Devils Lake, N. o. VI al tt.