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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
KILLED By STAB WOUND.
Sister T'hroacs Herself on Dying
Brothers PROSTATE Form.

J.ues Mack. twenty-e!ght years old. OF No.
f2s Cherry-st-. vas fatally stabbed yesterday
n IN encounter with members OF the Gap
Gang" IN Monroe-st. Frank Norane, twenty
v.arE old, who lives in AIonroe-st near Market
e. vas locked Up. charged with being Mack's
sssailant.
Naol. was carrying snow from the yard at
No &c Moaroe-st-. and was pestered by a crowd
OF young fellows % which Morane wes one
They threw snew bale at Mac; and otherwise In
ierfere1 with HIS work. until he became enrsged
aad chased them. He first encountered AIorane
n the rcugh and tumble fight that followed, It
is said, Morane drew a long knife and plunged
,ts blade into Macks abdomen. Morane fed ana
Mack vas carried into drug store. where he
vas attended by DIT. Tavls. who responded with
an ambulance from Gouverneur Hospital, and
took the Injured man 10 that Institution.
While Mack WAS lying IN the drug store his
sister kite sixteen years old. rushed IN and
fell fainting on his PROSTATE form. She was re-
wired hy Or. Tav.s
Norane was pursued by Patrolrnen Phelan and
Connolly. OF the MadIson-st police station
when they overlook him he fought against ar
rest. The officers said he had TO knife. ard
they think he threw It in the snow in his flight
IS they were taking their prisoner to the Nad!-
sSn-st. station they we're beset by other mem
beTs OF ACEace's gang who threatened vio-
lerce.
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steady: No l. 57a57Ac BARLEY frmi No 9 34o, sam
PIE. 35a61c CORN steady No 8. 40laQ41hc: May.
4G7s T47c.
Minneapolis jan o.-C1ose: WHEAT-Mey. $3.50:
July, s5isc: September, 7SSsc On track: No hard,
s6@c: No Northern So sc: No Northern, 62sc; No
Northern. 75479c.
Philadelphia; Jan. 9..WHEAT dull contract Grade.
January. 90G90isc CORN quiet but steady; January,
43% OATS but No white. 49, G44c;
Go clipped 44844iec. BUTTER steady, with fair demand
Western creamery. nearby prints. sc
EGGS SC lower; fresh. nearby BOO at the mark fresh
Western. 30c loss Off fresh Southwestern 29qSOc loss
of; fresh Southern. 2SQ.0c. loss off CHEESE IN
changed: NewYork full fancy II %%ci do choice
II &c: fair good, 1OS4l13+c ReceptstIour LOO
bbls 1.423. sacks: wheat 1900 BUSH corn.
1900 bush: oats. 5000 bush Shipments-Corn. 1000
bush; oats, 1900 bush.
ST. Louis. Jan. 9-C1ozs: wHEAT-May. s3ic; July.
SOl s9eOl.c; No . hard T997alsc. CORN-No . cash.
&c; May. 45c; 44aic OATS-No cash. 3So; May
SOC; 10 white 4Oc.
Toledo Jan. 9--Close: CLovERsEED-Cash 81 os.
January 81 05; February 81 10; March 81 ID ALS1hE-
Prime So CO. TIMOTHY-Pr!me, 81 40
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OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. s--CATTLE receipts $50; market NOM
inal; good prime steers. S5GS5 65 poor to medium
S. 59qS4 go; stockeIs and feeders s2@5ES4 25 cows
S2Gs4 30 calves. So 5o9$z 25 HOGS receipts Is oQO:
81 6ofS4 9i9 choice. heavy 81 S5QS O7s
rough heavy ST 60$4 S.: light, s. 5ol$4 75 bulk Of
sales 81 0aS4 So SHEEP receipts 2G0O market steady
good to choice l0aS4 50; choice mixed SIS Esq
81; native lambs. $4Cs6 80
East Buffalo Jan 9.-CATTIE-Receipts 2T5 head;
steady Vf1ALs-IIeceipts, $50 head 5oc lower SdGSs
HOGS-feceipts 1000 head active &c lower: heavy and
m5ed. 50 $oaS3 So YorseIs So 25IS5 $o Pigs. 50 cog
and IAMBS-Recepts. 10000 head: active sheep steady
as %
Cincinnati. Jan e-HoGs sctive lower 50 soGs5 ss.
CATTLE active S29S4 %; SHEEP steady, s. 25gS3 IS
LAMBS strong. 81 50QS6 80.
Kansas City. Jan. o-cATTLE--Reoe!p 400 head;
market STEADY: and dressed beef 81 l53
81 9c fir 70 good s. 5S+ 49, Western [ed steers 50 Is
ass 90 stockers and feeders 50 5ESf: Southern
g 5e$4 10 Southern cows, 81 5crS2 90: native cows.
81 SiS5 .; native hefers. s. ocJS3 30. bulls s. %
IS 90 calves s. oG4$J ~ receipts for the week IS 200
head hpGS-Rece!Dts. . 200 head strong 10 &c
sgaer Top 81 so bulk o. sales. 81 65ISi So heavy,
- 1854 S2 packers. 81 G5GSf So lights.
Gsi 90: receipts for the week, 1900 head. SHEEP
Marker noninaIiy steady; native lambs. s. 2JGSj %:
western lambs 81 5SJ 40: FED ewes SGgS3 So Western
ssa Yetss - Gu9St 80; st2ckers and feeders s. cog
- 'o receipts Tor the week 205J0 head.
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NAVAL STORES.

The continued frmness at Savannah causes the local
market present very firm front Machines are quoted
at 64c asked. Rosin is firm Tar steady. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou bbIs. 631ac; machine made
bbls. G4c asked.
TAR-Pine bbls So 7o9S2 so: oil bbIs. 81 70
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 60: D. 81 65G
Sc 60; E. So F. So 7OQS2 rs G. 81 1892 80; H So go
l. So %; K 81; NJ ST % n. 81 30; G. 81 IS; W, So
STOCK ON HAND
spirits turpentine oS POE
Tar 4to4o oDis
Savannah Jan, 9-TURPENIINE-FTrm, Coo; re-
ceipts 300 bbIs exports 4l5. RoSIN-Firn: sales
09O bills receipts zoo; eXports 1861. Quote: A.
81 35 d. 50 So Z. So 20; F. 81 so; c. s. co. H.
So 10 / 50; K, So co II So Is; y. IS %; G. " 30;
W W. Sc 80.
Charleston Jan '0-TURPENTINE-st 5s55c,
ROSIN-Steady. Quote: A, b and O. 81 10; D, 81 20D
S225; 2 s2$5; F, s. 40: G. 81 a. H. g 60; s. S.; K,
Wilmington. Jan. 9.-TURPENTINE-Spirt steady a.
soc; receipts 10 casks ROSINFirl ct 81 o receipts,
2s3, TAR-Ffrm ST 80; receipts, So TURPENTINE-
Crude 81 250S3 50; receipts 81
London, Jan. 9-TURPENTINE-Splr ABS 50. ROSIN
American strained. IS 4isd; fine. lis Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

MORPHINE ana all drug addictions guar
aateed cured in three days. DOCTOR.
Sc5 West l9th-st-
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THIEF SAYS HE IS JUDGES SON.
Philadelphia Man Lays Troubles to Grass
Widow Who Tilted Him.

frank Smith. who says he IS tire sen o: 4 Ph,Is-
de!phla judge. pleaded guilty before Magistrate
Crane yesterday in the Jefferson Market police
court to stealing clothes belonging TO John HeaIy
his roommate. at the boarding house No 235 West
Thirty-foUrth-st.
u studied at the University CT Pennsylvania. and
si2ce leaving there have followed the sea" said
Saith. u WAS q cadet Quartermaster on the Amer
lean Liner Philadelphia ana soon have ect
ny fan papers as an A B had IS 90 and a good
SOD in Oriental rug store in Philadelphia when
becaeie sn.!tten with the beauty OF srass widow
sac EoJ ny money and jilted me- and since then
] have been wgDGerer.'
EA vas held for trial
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RUssrA's EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR,

St Petersburg, Jan e.-The Russian Commits
s;oner for the St Louis Exposition has planned a
general scheme for an industrial and commercial
exhibit and a government pavilion The central
feature Of the latter Will be a gigantic statue of
YersnaS, the great Cossack chief by Professor
BeEleshchen: surrounded by glass showcases con-
tainIng articles or gold and silver workmanship all
under great tent resting on colonnade The
tent will be surmounted by an immense double
headed eagle. Among the exhibits will be repre-
Sentatios Of the mining industry and the Siberian
Railroad, and panoramas of the petroleum indus
in the exhibits in the government pavilion will be
Car. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

Piles. BELLS Pile Remedy. Immediate re
lief Guaranteed cure. Price Sl-O0 Guide
to Homeopathy free BELLS PHARMACY.
3 Vesey-Et- Sew-YoTk-
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TRAINMEN OPPOSE ARBITRATION BILL.

albany Jan. 9-The Legislative Committee OF the
brotherhood OF Railroad Tralnmen has decided to
OPPOSE me arbitration bill introduced last year and
20 DC relCtroduccd by Senator Lewis this year The
committee VII also oppose the Wempls bill making
IS1Il;hSl seclsiI policemen In times trouble
brotherhood's representatives Will urge the passage
O. tle Dill recurring the semi-monthy payment o.
railway employees and the measure for the better
Protection OF railway employees.
TIE legislative committee before adiourrfng
adopted resolutions in favor OF the ennployers' Ia1
hilty bill the Hoar anti-iHjunction bill the eight
hour measure and the bill to reclassify railway
postal clerks. all Of which are before CONGRESS.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
STENOGRAPHER,- Young man q. q
husuers willing 70 do anything to further
employers interests. experienced; REFER
enees' moSerate compensation kENNEY,
$50 East l39Ih-ss
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a FouRTEEN-YEAR-oLp FAcIN

William LasiIy. fourteen years Old character
lied as 'Fagin" In tho Childrens Court yesterday
By Justice Wyatt who was presiding The boy. who
IS more mature than his years was sent to the
House OF Refuge a pickpOcket. who could not be
reclaimed Superintendent Jenkins Of the Chi.dren's
Eociety said that not only the boy but a sister and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

other members OF his family have q record ex-
tending over nine years.
Ito. Gu are the real Fagin.' said the magistrate
acre - no nesitancy on part In believing that
you have taught many OF the boys and girls who
are now IN the House OF Refuge and the Juvenile
Asylum 70 p!ck POCKETS
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bougb:
yer TcfEeIs. s JCAu-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

WOMEN to sew at home. 81 per week
materials sent everywhere free; steady
work. plain sewing only. Send addressed
envelope for full particulars. >. +. c.. Du
Pcnt. Philadelphia, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

EXTRA FINE MICROSCOPE, guns.
mathematical. surgical and surveying in
NICKLINS' OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 1853
PARK Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

HOUSEKEEP EsR.-By refined Scotchwomaos
thoroughly competent. excellent cook. ca,9
pabIs OF taking entire charge 3. L. 500
West 4lst-st-. apartment IL
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PLUMBERS SUPPLIES.

PATCH FOX rust holes in range bollers.
PHILLIPS MNFG. CO.. 2l5 East Sith-st.
Send for price list.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BUYING A PIANO7 Buy direct OF the
Maker at the Factory. Secure bes. goocs.
prices and terms. LENS. Manufacturer.
500 West 36th-st.. New-York-
MARSCHEIDER PIANOS. 339-34l East
4Sd-st. bet LIST and I'd ayes.-High grade.
honestly constructed: buy from factory;
save % per cent. rented. exchanged; cash
or time. send for catalogue.
TO SECURE "a good piano without paving
eXoTbltnnt prices. See oCT pianos. r
r CO ITO EedfCrd-ave. Brooklyn.
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AsrIa1Es. crRIos AND SILVER,

OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
h A. LA%THIER.
e54 Fourth Avenue. between 18th ana 25th
ST.. New-YoTk.
Importer AID dealer fl Fine on Paintings.
Rare OLD Portraits and Gems BY the Old
Masters. Old Jewels. silver, Ancient Arms
su6 A-mcr WORKS q Art.
Appgais erreuss for I1sCIances. Transfer
Tax and Surrogate Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

PATENTS sECURED.-Free report on
patentabllity and commercial value.
Write for inventors hand book. SHEP-
HERD az PARKER. III Revenue Bldg.
Washington. d. c.
THOMAS DREW SrETSON. patent 40
licitOr ana expert; established 1883; SUI
perior connections. los Fuiton-st.. tenth
floor.
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CHAAIBERMAID IN small family, Nv
young woman. Scotch Protestant; lately
landed. willing TO do a little waiting
CALDWELL. ~ East 76th-sr
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LAUNDRIEs.

AHLGREN s BECHER. 215 East 2sd-st-
&, !ish grade WORK: goods called for. Tel
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HARDWARE.

sSI AN.D GARBAGE CANS. We sell thei
cheap. Estate, suppHed: ShAHbO'
PPCTFEPS. 4s2 West i2d-st-
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LAWYERS.

GEORGE ROBINSON
4 a tnENF=n 90 Nas-au-st. y. Y. day.
LAW Z SuA, 1870 B'way. sIth-st mishte
TROUBLES, PRIVATE MATTERS. iniuTT-
,es or any claim. quietly, ou.cS!y
se-ti-d. frr.r-yorthy lawyer CONSULTA-
r1ON rII51E MORRIS. III 9roawday-
SOUTH DAKOTA.-Psrties having bus
ines- In. consul. ALLEN CAECTdSES,
Lawyer. 81 Broadway. y. L
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ACCOUNTANT.
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS.

COUNTING -EEO 4. LOW. Certified
Public Account2ut. X Broadway. y \.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

:, Bqf12io Jan. o5e-FI.oUR-ouist WHEAT Strong;
yellow. 5nc: .. 4stb34ao. OATS-CTood inquiry; No
white, -. I43c; No mixed. to1so, BARLEY-Western.
53G,4c. ItNF-NO !. &c.
Chicago. Jan. s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
Nay Wheat No 81 9RseRss E 5s oT s Cl0'Rs
sS55eajar -: 7o2s5s5 $ 75& SsS7s
Com, No ?:
5 NV .5 .!s;5 4; 81 ''n' H.
Oats. No .;
# Es5s-: so..o: a.: so.se 49, ::s -
july CCS SoSS 30
Mess pork Per Dbl:
KAN sssss5y ' ls%s fs e: g 9s e 's
Lard per 100 roi
saa Nav .,...........: $50 sos. $50 $50: g."
Short rlbs. Ter 100 u:
S%5 5y y. :.::: eco eaas $50 s 49,
cash quotations follows: FLOUR was steady:
winter patents 81 lod$ 80 straghts IS s0S4 spring
patents S+Si 30, stTaEhts, SO 50TS8 3d. bakers 81 $50
s. 80: WIIEAT No B. IeGsoc; No red sl29S7c: CORN.
10 ? 81. 10 yellow 45c: OATS No 2. SGl4gS7o No
feelins. 81 $50 fair choice rlaltng 48G5sc: flax
SEED ~ l. gSe5 No ! Northwestern; 81 o.; TIMOTHY
moss per hh So Q$12 20; LARD per 10 Sc 57l5;
$50 co; CUT MfSATS-SEOTt ribs sides 0oOsel Sc 12A1
81 So; short clear sides tboxedl. Sc 62S6 rs: Wits
KEY, basis Of high vines 81 % On the Produce Ex-
1CIc3c dsiries. i4s EGGS weaker. At
included. 23I2Gc. CHEESE steady lO01oiac.
Milwaukee, Jan 9.--WFTEAT Ic lower; No 1 Northern
SIC; No Northern sigs5c; May. S6HGS8Ec RYE
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DENTISTRY.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.


DETECTIVES (AuthoTiZeGJ. - ShadCwirg.
iuFes.igati5 as, private matters coHhdea
.l2Iiy couductea; coIIesr on6elces solIciteS
tesna reason lbie. J. REICELE - Starr
-. B. IcklyD. -. Y
DETECT IVES -Expcl ienco.. reliable; con-
Hdeut.ai matters secrecy Investigated
satisfactory results: best o. references
terms ress n abb. Information free. WOOL
BEY'S De ECTtEE AGENCY SO Pine-sI..
Nr.--NoTk
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

STEISSCHNEIDER'5
Sz4Y Umbrellas are the BEST.
Itc4 English Gloria ESQ.
fE<S= Tsfeta Union. 50
II London Smoke. 1890. 81 *
N Recovering with Imported
NRSSSA SIR ST.
sS ALL REPAIRS, he
- Ia FultCn-5t.. cor Nassau
Basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

TI-E ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANCE. l56 West B4.h-st-, near Ith-
ave tie particular shop for those seeking
harES'ns ana lovers q genuine original
antiques: no goods are held for price, but
lrp.. L. yc,d we buy sell and ex'hange.
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Ar

CI-P SPECIALITY. huy.ng. selling or fur
rtslIrg homes arIisIically and conf lettty.
O. the s,.aeryfslca o. tEeIz- 7. ART
co. - James BlllS.rg LBS bIoadHsy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
ANTIQUES AND CURIos.

~ go. go. c,s+sisIf ana s6Iid silver. 3ss 4th-
- - .--T-s- TeL , 246 Madison
Square.
NEW AMSTERDAM ANTIQUE SHOP. ISL
4th-ave Antique furniture. specially n
Pussfsr, hammered brass and copper
NJ EBI.E'S ART GALLERY. 100 West AID
st. LeAc 6th-sve antiques. curlos' o.a
sev-els s.lVerIysre. rare fans, paintings,
miniatures and weapons. Old colo bought
GRAGG ANTIQUES CO.. lie West 4-d-st,
buys ara sells old mahogany. silver. jew
cry CClOnial china
THE OLD CLOCK SHOP, 80 East 18Th
ST. ngTon-2Te.--ALEERT hARG,
matchmaker; antique clocks to- sale and re-
paired
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE pEcpEI
RUGS.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from your ola
CARPETS Write fer Booklet No. 70. NEW
YORK RUG Co. 4OI West 124th-st
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ARTIFICIAL Tropical Plants Ferns 1o-
table Use TIE TROPICAL DECORA-
TIVE Plant Co 81 NeF. lsth-st
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
-. = " 5tiIER or general oflcs clerk:
go. p4Ain writer; BY girl having Normal
SOHsse ed1cation: best CITY rsfersncs-
<1FPIS = MCLLIGAN, I'll Psrk-avs
WRITER. has expe-ieuc. i, mail o-ss- "a
Nertising, wishes some home VOL -.
I'd 3 I ADDRESSING, L A. II. P. o. Boy
YOUNG LADY as office assistant: best ref
81 les rom past ane present employers:
eIIeel stan4S bookkeeping and is plain
N1Iter. ADNER flSER I51 East 5Oth-st.
$3.50 LADY, refined: accustomed to
sS@hosraphto and Office work Address
t y, Box %. Tribune once.
1OCNG WOMAN. sympathetic, Intelligent.
no uannerisns, reads aloud distinctly
hours. Pheasant. restful voice. CULTURE
n. Sf@ Coumbus-aVe
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STORAGE.


HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES; sth-
ave. 83d 20 34th st.-Stcrags for furni-
ture. ETC.; padded vars for removing. city
or country; boxing. packing. shipping and
insurance: estimates furnished. Telephone
call 3.21OJ-3Sth-st
CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses. SIs-
$40 w 43d. Just on shave Tel. 1856
3Sth-st
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UPHOLSTERY.

CPHOLSTERING.-A polished and
repaired. bought and sold SCHRIERER
g DOI:NER. i3i Amsterdau-aVe. New
York City. Antique mahogany dining IA
hles ard spinning wheels for sale
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REMEDIES.

DIR. OGDEN'S Aledicated Oxygen. Treat
nlent by inhalation; cures nay fever.
asthma. rheumatism. insomnia sent 70
any address. Send for booklet. III West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

DIR. II. Won DESSAUER'S Pharmacy. SIS
Atlantic-aye., Brooklyn. ) 10 10 2. m.
No extra charge for medical advice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

FIRST CLASS PRINTING; rates reason
able. CRAVEN PRESS. 54-56 Franklin
st Telephone S3f Franklin
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OSTEOPATHY.
PRINTING.

J. 900 ENVELOPES. billheads cards 81!
linen uotehead5. 81 10; linen letter heads.
Size. PEINTFgY 90 West Broadway
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SANITARECMS

YpRoTHFRAPY--N equipped ssrt-
forum for care OF neuTasthetics. F. z.
FRANCIS. . East 27th-st.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.-Domestic. New
Home. Wilcox & Gibbs. Singer. install
ments or rental. II. RAUSCH. 2.2TI 3D.
ave-. near l23d-st. Telephone IS9Sa Harlem.
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NENIHATORS.

WE DO A LARGE BUSINESS in orlces.
homes. schools hotels hospitals in
dorsed by physicians and architects. " l.
MCACSLAND. JT.. 90 Wall-st.. New-Yorll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

POMPADOUR's Accordion Pleating never
cats Material; yard. 1c. FOR each Pinch
widths; mail orders solicited. 2O2S 3D.
ave. Illth and 18TH sfs'
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nsrsA o. ensfy dsscr.-t;ou @, h.na
kSAf;rus. .rssr "a reos.Tes, al al
Asx. yarl e. :. scSa-zss-. a.sSr SaxSa-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

tive for oyeFworked professional and bust
meas men. CUMMINGS uOMGo FHAR-
MACY, SIC Fuiton-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

DRESSNIA KING Competent: evening ana
reception gowns: out by cay work at
home: late with Donovan 94s Park-aye,,
near Slst-sI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-04-15
Ramsey County
School Directors

A meeting of the school officers OF
Ramsey county was held at the court
honse in Devils Lake on Friday
April 9Th, 1904. Notwithstanding
the bad conditions of the roads
owlng to the recent storm, the at
tencance was excellent and the
interest manifested throughout was
such as to show that the school
Officers OF the county fully appreciate
the responsibilities of the positions
they hold.
Supt Fancher acted as chairmap
Of the meeting and called upon Geo.
W. q. Davis to act as ecretary.
On Toll call, districts were found
to be represented as follows:
Bartlett-L. D. Perring, o.. Il.
simons. George Fulton.
Bay-H. n. Vannier, P. q.
Crilly.
Bergen -Geo. W. q. Davis,
Cleveland-T 81. Maloney, Tn os.
y. Keogh.
CoaleeJ. N. Gill.
6 creel- Andrew Rohr, John &.
ShaEd.
Devils Lake Silver serumgard,
a. Huesgen.
Dry Lake-Arthur Horne.
Freshwater- Frank Honett, w. il.
Goozee, Norman Morrison. z8
Is dranam's Island John siober1
Peter Morgan, T. jacobson.
arove--Mrs. NJ Deyansy, E. j..
Richards. 77 5..s
Lake.. Frank, John Cumming,
y a. VanLiew, A. Rutherford.
MinnewauKanT. E. Thomson
9 2. THEM, 4. Gunderson, Geo. B.
Locke.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-04-15

Senator Hansbrough is leading the
fight in the senate for the repeal Of
the desert land act, and Communication
clause of the homestead act, and is
doing it against a strong railroad
lobby. The people are with him.
It is time something was done to put
mp bar against speculators and
landgrabbera and retain what is left
Of our public lands for actual settlers
especially these lands that are TO
be reclaimed BY the big irrigation
work that is TO be done. Mimic
Journal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-04-15
Republican County Convention

A Republican county convention for the
county of Ramsey will be held at the court
house in the city Of Devils Lake, North Dakota,
for the following purposes, to-wit:
Electing fifteen u5) delegates and fifteen
alternates to the Republican state convention
1904, for selecting delegates to the national
Republican convention to be held at Chicago,
June q, 1904. - -,
The basis of representation in the county
convention will De one delegate for each twenty
nve votes or major fraction thereof cast for the
Republican nominee for governor at the Nov
the village of Edmore delegates, village Of
Starkweather delegates, village of Crary 9
delegates, and one delegate for each organized
precinct as such. ga =
The different precincts in the county will,
under such provision, be entitled to representa-
ton as follows:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-04-15

1t Ia recommended that caucus in each
therein on April %, 1904, from to o'clock o.
m. and be held open not less than two hours
and that the ,uames of I'll persons voting at
the caucuses be taken down and delivered to
at Devils Lake, at 10 o'clock a. M, on Satur-
day, April 30, 1904.
The county central committee will pass upon
the credentials OF all those entitled to partici-
pate in he preliminary organization of the
convention, and will meet for that purpose on
Saturday, April 30. 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m. in
the city of Devils Lake.
All contests must be accompanied by a
written statement of the grounds of the con-
test, and be fled with the chairman Of this
committee not later than Saturday, April 80.
1904, at 10 o'clock a. m. So = :. -,
BY order of the Republican county commit
tee: a.4 j. E. Watt,
M. y. Simenstao, Chairman.
Secretary.