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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-05
MARKET DEVOID OF LIFE.
The Forenoon Trades on Mining Ia.
change Confined to Three stocks.

The Forenoon Trades on Mining EX.
change confined to Three stocks.
There was not much life 10 the min
ing stock market today and during
the forenoon calls only three stocks
participated IN the trades. New York
Bonanza proved TO be the most con-
spicuous OF the trio and holders dis
played "a determination to sell, while
ON the other hand the stock offered
was pretty well absorbed, but at down
prices, From 80 cents share, a de-
cline TO 80 cents was noted, followed by
a slight stffcning on the open board.
Lower Mammoth and May Day were
the other stocks sold.
There was a weakness in prices all
the way down the line with little de-
mand for anything
The closing quotations and sale were
as follows:
U'nnA VIC nTrCsN ArpTnNyG
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Kansas city, Sept. .-Cattle-Recelpts.
@ob, market 10 cents lower. Native
steers 4tHtO0, native COWS and hpifers
l.iaHj.Ol; stOckers and feeders. 250d4. 25;
bulls 29Q3.2i calves 2j0060O western
steers 3.&Hi1o, western COWS t1j83.2l
ugs-Receipts, 700, market cents
lower Bulk i,tunj.11; heavy, j.jOa5 rs;
J.7j
sheep = o. ratuL 10 cents
lower MulouJ. -llj.., Umus 5,15q7.5l.
range WethoIs Iau5.lO. stuCkers and
feeders 3.,t046j.
South Omaha. Sept. -Cattlo-Receipts.
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Boston Sept 5-Thc Noo market has
been less active but remains 0rm Con-
Nmcrs both largo and small feeling that
pricoa viii not become easier soon, are alb
aorhiug all tho suitable woods AZ run mar.
kpt values There a. a constant demand
for thrco.oighths and higher grades Of
Montana Wyoming. Utah and oregon
woods. Fleece woods are generally strong.
some Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA grades have
sold AZ * cents Sample bags OF NN
Ohio have been sent 10 mills on the basis
Of 81 cents Washed Delaino ~ quoted
az 30 and unvashed al 3onN. Fine un-
washed Is sold at 2Iq&
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Lilies Change.
Much Suffering at
This Critical Period
Saved by DIR. Miles
NePvine.


"Change Of L,ia' i5 onr Of woman's
greatest and mos. dang Gus troubles.
Often u is not recognized, and tho
distressing symptoms arc mistaken Tor
Dyspepsia, Liver, Womb Trouble, etc
The depressing constitutional effects
OF Change Of Life and the female uI5-
orders 80 common az that period are
best treated with Il general nerve re-
storauye which viii give tone 10 the
entire systam-Dr. MIlc1 Ncy.ae.
The beneficial effects o. this celebrated
medicine arc very ouickly felt and the
constitutional disturbances tlci over.
Pain and anxiety are relieved and fresh
energy infused into mind ana body
u is the medicine which acts on the
nerves which regulate tho organs OF tho
body
Such distressing troubles as Backaohe,
Headache, Bearing down Pains, Rloat.
ins, Indigestion. Menstrual Irregular
tiles, Irrwbnlty Dizziness Loss OF
Appetite, Tired Feeling, are relieved and
cured by Dr. M.les' Ncrgne.
my Wfo was q sufferer from an Mt
tack of nervous prostrlUou, brought on
by female weakness, and wgR M very
poor health, Ait1r reading one az Or.
!!a,le$ adyery9ew.1t'. she concluded 10
good results from tho start. and now
elier, taking second bottle enjoys GOOD
health, Words cannot express our ap-
probation ot what be bias done for us. ~
:, .. 1lG ~, Gew Orleans Ia.
FREE Write u.s. ava ye, w.ll mail
- y24 q ltCo IL.3l Package Of
SCIENTIFIC Remedy Tor Pain Mao eye,r
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Nevada Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re.
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-05
REGULAR CALL

Lower Mammoth 90 az 90
New York 100 az 2}, 100 at 32r. GOO
NJ 30 goo an 3l'a, goo AT q. 500 at 3o3.
1000 az co.
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OPEN ROARn NALEs

May Day 800 at 9is. seller 30. 800 At
ga
New York 500 al 81 500 at 90ig. 1900
at 3Qi, 100 az 3d. buyer So
NM, . ,r1,r.r ,.r,-,-
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WOOL"


ST. Louis Sept Wool steady Ter
ritoyy and western, 2Su3l, fno medium
21u-f. Nno 1907
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the STATE BANK
OF UTAH.
National Bank Of The Republic,

L. s. DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNOX ...,.,.,....,...... Presldert
JAMES A. MURRAY ,....Vico PresIder,
w f. ADAMS. ................ Cashier
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $4,000
A thoroughly modern savings depart
ment conducted In connection with this
bank Safe deposit boxes FOR rent
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~ w Private
Wire Service
JAMES A. POLLOCK & co.
BANKERS and BROKERS,
8 W. Second South Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN
STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
PRlVATE LEASED WIRES WITH 10
GAN AND BRYAN. CORES.
PONDING- MEMBERS.
New York Stock Exchange, New York
Cotton Exchange, Boston Stock Ex.
change, Chicago Board Of Trade
NE HANDLE ALL PROMINENT UTAM
MINING AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks
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a. g. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2ls D. F, Walker Block
j. OBERNDORFER

Stock Broker,
Tel Bell 792. l6i s. Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

Wonen's Gold Plated Beauty /; E lnsi5
1e pins on card, ssorted patterns after l i 8
regular price 1oc. card, our price ;' y 4,
Go,IdfPlated Hat Pins with ass o. 4
ed settings, N25 different + styles re reg &
$ular price lie to pllr prllcfe n g: y.
each. * M ;Ss
MEMS Collar Button Sets, sleevets,
neck and lever back. 4 buttons ~ nv
regular price Oc set price ~ II
set ,s Z " !. 4 H 4 vi IA m INV
Sterling silver at Pins, solid bac et g.
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LEXINGTON SOCIAL.
!. /, \, !, Tnr1 T,rncs- Dispatch

YbsfSsSE Especial to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 LEXINGTON, 81 a Marcel q "a most Is.
ligntfu recital of sacred music was gS,c,'
Thursday evening Mt 7. f. Lee M n ~
i,nlscopal Church, and the sacred eaif,cn VA
fiilcd with a cultured and appreciatlre au-
5dlence II An entertaining programme vas pre,
sent ed consis ting of choiuscs and vocal Nanu
,,,..t rumcntal solos. The vocal soolsts we're
Mrs j. r. Long and Miss NJ. II. Graflan1 AMI
The instrumental soloisis were Mrs ~ u I.silli
and Mrs "a. i4A.g anderson MI Est.ll Was
musical director and Miss anderson was 81
lin res ponso to a unanimous call 10 become
ma Il or Eor the First Presbyterian Church OF
naIlns. Ten. !; REV. DR.. Thornton WHALING Q
the i, Lexington Presbyterian Church has gone
II ia Texas Where he will spend two SundaSs
,yitflfthc congregation Of the Dallas Church. sa
Mr. Lorenzo Hunphries. Y of .Rockyllc, lna.,
spen., the past week visiting his brother NY.
4 W;llsam S. lImnphries ut Nesuvlus This
,is his first Visit Ito Virginia Tor tWentS ;olle
5yeara. Mr.. lIumphries lett RoGKnriu :
thirty-fo,r years ago for Indiana, where ne
occupies Il prominent position Ile has served
n as postmaster o. his town and chairman OF inc
u Democratic County Committee,
,saY Mr. Andrew Wa LACE, Of Lunenburg county.
III Visiting his mother Mrs. Phoebe A.. WAL ga
lace Of near Lexington, who Is CRITICALLY ~:
y Among those attending Tho Inauguration q
y President n Roosevelt from LeHlngto q were;
Z Mcssrs. u II, O.. Wise, H Q, iDold. ~.
Aadiar. ]. L.. Campbell. Y Charles ana lhoinas
h Glasgow and Mrs, II Berkeley Con
e Mr. Solomon Lyons reached Lexington with
In 8,he5 past week with his bride. who was
Miss Ida Rosrnan.of Philadelphia. They VIII
make their home lin Lexington. I'LL "a
N Judge IT. e. Thomas, Of Columbus. ONO.
Was a visitor in Lexington this week, rs the
guest OF Mrs MI. q. Baier
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SOUTH FARM PROSPERITY
Inquiries BY Commissioners ,rr;rrllsSs'' ,e'f'
Agriculture Encouraging.

,@i tS,,eciaito The Times Dishatch2
ATLANT4A,9 GA March 4.---lto =. o. !.
stevens. commissioner Of agriculture, O o.
5tt,s STAKE Of g enrsia, has written q iia, !,
trr TO Hon. g. ". Koiner, OF Richmo y
,a..5wia is president OF the Association
II Commissioners Of Agriculture 81 me
,ssth. il, which he paints a picture s o.
r,o sfssrtts Oh part of the southern ARM I,
er ana the South generally that VII VII ~, ny
.,c,h, be read with great Interest throns 2 4
cut the country. q. VI 4
BE -Tba information. which Mr.. Stevens EN-!
writes sMr. Koiner. is gathered from seV-
eraf hundred letters he sent out 70 me
different Southern States II, February. i1is
statement is based on the Information n IA 20
con tanned III the replies to his letters t}gsr
Mr. Stevens says the farmers 4; are sci
Ter off than they ever were before;
that they have. in many instances, ca 81
enough to run their farms; that many .as,
Eof them rave-cottoli and are able sto hoid
1t that the South generally is5sinS goo 's
shape, iEG tt5fs s - \. !. 4,
Furthormore Mr.. Stevens says he rs S.
auction lii cotton acreage throughout the
South will Sc % per cent and that "a. 4lne
-. =. =. -.
tillzers will be SO 1-s per cent e L, S
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sCOTTsV,ILLE VA. h

sCOTTSVILLE, VA. March 4.Hiss Mamie
NJ Hill still; continues quite sick.
Captain ]. L. Fits is out again after a brief
Mrs. ". s. Crisp has returned to Baltimore.
accompanied by Mrs. D. II. Pitts. OF val
Miss Josephine walker, Of Drivers Hill. is
quite sick. @ III
zen, ,areyeonfined 70 the HOUSE. by sickness
z AR. Henry rapscott, Of Tucker visited
s nj. and Mrs. II. NJ King, Of Kanzas. we're
lin the town Tuesday. II
MISS Bessie Hill. who has been visiting her
old home here returned 70 Lynchpurs sun,
An entertainment will be giyen here In a
/ few weeks in theSintcrest Of The scottsyille
Mrs. j. 6. iii Is improving after q severe
Mrs. F. II Farrer returned to Boiling
Spring this week TO resume her school.
z Mrs j. Il, Daniel Is recovering from an ny
Captain j. L. Pitts has purchased the PROP.
e crty known RS the Howell Lewis farm.
"a Mr. Thos s. Heath has been notified OF his
frenppointment as District Deputy Gran1
4 Master, District No U.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew MoseleY visited the
Nj NJ III r Jones has been quite sick
MIR. and Mrs NJ e. Heath have returned
from Richmond after q visit TO their SON. WIZ
liam, at the Memorial HOSPITAL
Il Mrs Tohn Lane, Of Canunn, %as here
Wednesday, VI T., ~
town this week. 49, VI .i.'5ts III EN
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CHESTERFIELD II |: . w n. ".

\ N (SpecIaI TO The YIlWes-LlsE@FS1''ya 81 4. n,
f,,1naTrsR h VA. March 4.--The Ghest rfielN
COMFY tvnmans christlan Temperance un9n
quarterly Was held ,ad ky sors as ao,
d,o, ~ the dtyotional eKerclse of the norh,ns
session and air, lyey those rof 4 ne sssaa
Mis- ooen deliysTs q. = ,ha y s s@nSed ii
y icon bap n w, I, Il.
NY .rr W nd three Y'H sent lhere
benE M Ill thirty,tSo officers ei'a aetss
Arransenen we're begun shs sesalas
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.1WO.NllED, ONE|:. 4 u
IN s s. A 1 " WRECK K.
open Switch Sends Passenger a E'sf'l'S ),
Train plungi,ig Into Side Side
Tracked Freight.
fRy Associated press.)

-
sAuSDERsoN, Fla, March ue 4.,-Rn " s
\, .1sass mali clerk was instantly Kill
I'D. George Garter. engineer, was Fatally y,
injured, and has died since ald ld q sar.
smith, colored, flremnn, was SO ;, se ~.
,,,,si,.in;, fired tbnt nc will probably die. IN
4 rs, Week here Oh the sesboard Ct O. loss 1879
this morning. 5 " Il :. \ 4, Az,
switch The passenger train reached tY'.! the ~.
switch about 500 yards before sar5iNiis 8,
Tie station and was running at q 4 soou
! MA If speed. The freight was seen on
Tic side.tracli, but the switch was was sup up
POSED TO be closed, I. ,B.,,, =, i,
4 TIA engines on both trains and the t maj "a!
cars we're almost entirely dcnolisn =, ~
the two mail clerks IN tne l'lsl'i Co.
zone escaped uninjured. !,
Nj, Bass, the mail Clerk who lost i ms
ijfe, was a soldier in the spanisli- Z. {,
IAN war, and was In the fight az san az
Juan Hill.
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CREWE SOCIAL.
tspec,a, 10 Tho Times plspa,ch9

Especial to Tho Times plspaten2
CREWE. VA. March AIRS Graham en-
tertnlned at cards ,fhuTaday afternoon
Misses Maz!e ana Annie Gills have returned
from Florida.
Mr, and Mrs j. II. Hines viii Visit the lat
,.r,s home near Misunderstanding next week
A very delightful entertainment Is In store
for the town S people Monday evenlng al the
Young MEMS Christian Association:
Mrs J. H. Hines VIII entertain the Iadies
Missionary society Of the Presbyterian Church
Monday evening, a thank offering for mis-
s!ons viii he one o. ,he features Of tho eve
Mr.. Douglas Lettwich Of Richmond, VIII
entertain al the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall, March 9Th
Il. ust November the Young Mems Chr!st!an
Associution Bible class started contest for
The Rustleis With +, S, sraln as captain. and
JIustiers with a. ". Bethel Jr, as raptain.
The team securing the largest number OF new
members 10 ihc class were 70 have banquet,
furnished at tne expense Of tho losing side,
ON lhursday night This banquet MAS given,
I'M Hustlers being the winners . splendid
reiest was ac.Sea by committees from the
Yiung MEMS Christian Association Ladies'
AtiSiIlry. Sir. r. H.. Gill, teacher Of the
PHOENIX Bible class 1T High Street htthod!st
CHURCH. Petenburgi gave an excellent ad,
dress in Bible class work.
s!ibrt addresses were delivered by the resi-
Aent pastors Music vas Well rendered b.
the Young MEMS Christian hf6Dcigtion mar
ulIarteIte. Another contest WAS started with
professor S. A, Wood, captain pf the Whites.
against BIZ / ". Hrrr!pe, captain OF the
Esaa This contest van pe run FOR niaety
4 Y. II. q a. base-b1u team has been
organlzea. ana they are now raising money
u, purchase slits and outfits Folk MILLER. ~
BfHichrioaG. win give III .RntprtdRucnt for The
benefit pt,tlhs team IN Aprit
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$500 Handkerchief Z Z On M
5slit'El5a Waist. fins quality, hand IL
embroidered In neat pt t,9s
s1bo Another ha nc !: . a3,,aa
Nh linen garment Of IN tlhe n
N equality linen, hnnd 4 en- X.
.sts v iirOidercd ~ In n al, n aseorf-3
mont ofBncnt, pretty pat-iI
!; Some y of the Silk Waists.

CHIFFON yA FFETA q os pointed y 2;
wth cssrs flneE ucks; blue black and white
Fr,r,r SILK WAIST IS, fancy yoke with shit
ring and &; black, blue brown whi I'LL.
style Black ia unlcd, box plaltea
SfrontSnnd back, bla ck only III
Ar SILK r. Os, ~ tuckcf afront'
excellent quail y, q, 49, 4%
trimmll with French knots. sleeves and
SILK WAISTS "a % box. plated any suF
"a sleeves with French knots splendid Saue,
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returned home this week on Visit u his
parents
Tho "sanctifcd Band." OF this place. arc
dlsppsng Of lhslr real and personal property
with The expectation Of settling In Southern
TeSaH.
Revenue Commissioner r. g. Kelley has been
on The Islands for the past week,
There are 10 be quite humber OF buildings
erected here during the sprils. despite the loss
Sustained Wy The oSstcr nlpn on account of
ibn recent freeze
The public schools here VIII close on May
Lth, ;nanlna a seven and one half month";
tsrul, instead Of slx, Us hesetotef@
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The newest Dress Goods
in colors and black. .5

tits perfectly wonderfl the popularity q this store
remarked companion the Other Gay Fhle ootl
were in the crowd Oh the main floor
1T certainly Isl rcjoned her friend. #
the most popular one IN
elbow
mtoo South plenty
dsaespc
this year are Vones,
plaid.
luste wos Landsdownes diff
ferentk Mohas. 4t6gS f@
Our Black Goods department. class By itself, and
that is the best
In the country that has It's Baok Goods
in Daylight strongest
plenty ordinary size and and
coupled prices ppeato everybody, 8$
We've picked three or four OF the sample values
A Inches vide
PruneIa Jackets skirts
4$&
IS market mourning
pnrposes--dul lustre
probably in Black Goods department
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.WARR Il: III. N,s.vA...
lsneolal 3 irhe Times. plspateh.

l1s h Especial to TIC Times DEspAtrh'1 0
WARP ENToN, VA. March A F.s- Orange range
county hounds sturtel a fox on thee farm farm %
Id, u. i Cooke last Tuesday, 10 was iellase'a
around pppcan's Mountain the foS Keeping
his lend well. Az Flshback' Mountain N q
sigit chase ersucd. the finish occurring iniani
open field on the arirth place, William y
skinker mounted on an Irish hunter, secured
Tue brush, The yY, lasted about We hours.
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3 More E, new e rnbroide cries.

IN They came In Frday-Big lot OF them MI ready for
vo,, to morrow norni Ing. # Nainsool and Swiss Match
scts-also Readings and Inser tlngs. 4S 5g$
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Richmonders in New York,

S tssltciattp rhe Times, Dsspatei.)
81 NEW YORK. March 4-eAlartha Wssh!ng.
ton Miss 4. Beer; Imperial! H. Gilmore and
wife. "a Ml
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Plated IeWelrY at half its value.

sold identicay same thing at and before Christ
mas Tor double the prices we for this lot. ss
rle previous prices bought ~ the regular
that the makers failed to sell
Well guarantee each aricc to be represented
and our price is less than half what you'll anywhere esc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

n eadaches and Neuralgia From Colds
Laxative Bronze Qpinine, tho world wide
Cold and (iiir remedy,removes tbs cause.
Call for the fun name and loDk for sig
nature Of ". w Grove. 26c,-adY.
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40 patterns, worth o5c. each DIR. price
Il luc. s8B 1 s5tsS3 u VA ISL #
old Plated Cuff p lns, d fferenti
pa ttcrns, In bright and Roma n gold. A
4hingelpins. two on card regular prico
a 7c. card our price Sc, card
Gold Plated Scarf Pins for men nc and
women, guaran teed Y for 30 years. 81 q
stylesBund finishes, worth from 5oc.3t To-
81. our price e5c, sg.5a
Brooches and cyanets, gold plat 20
year guarantee, small stone setting
4 509styles. worth from 81 TO ~ each.
our price DOc, each. WI 81 M
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Tile Bethel minstrel performances on lsrig
evening at the tow, huh was a. signal IL
cess. They displayed theiy cleysrness "a
telestcd and apireelatiye audience. The 1
meeting of the King High Club Was held
tho home Of the Misses Sublett.f Tho Il Io|
iI,ons.ralcd Throughout the course az the 81 N
ter, III and ints this particular instancais
hostess spared no pains IN order TO a frord
is cry delightful evening for. her guests.
q smoke for men ot bral ms, IIpllogs
Half s'hell ClgaSS,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-22

road grades and back again.
Good prices are paid and this
state of affairs should not exist
but the class of men the farmers
must employ to get the big crop
ffhEeslled are unfortunately just
aslittle to independent.
A very pretty dancing party
was given Thursday evening at
Il. aO. @. f.. hall. The high.
school orchestra, furnished very
good music, the following per-
sons enjoyed themselves thor
Ioughly Messrs. and Mesdames:
Mann, Barnett. Flynn. Mid
ydangh and Reuter-. Mesdames
Small, DENLY. Misses Hale
Wedding, Bull, Adsmson, Stei-l
chen, Daeley, Stewart. Joseph,
inc Maher Connolly, Josgphine
Whipple, Skundb berg, Palmer,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-22

attempts at light opera like a re,
freshing shower after a hot sum
Fmers day comes the announcement
that we are to have a real play.
On Wednesday evening, Sept.
27, Miss Laura Frankenfeld and
her company will present W7ilkie
Collins beautiful play Her
Double Life, |" with Miss Frank
enfield as Mercy Merrick. This
i art will give great opportunity
for dramatic work and Miss
Frankenfieldis fully capable of
handling it. 1t is a beautiful
story There are no mock hero
les, no scheming villain with
cruel plans for revenge. 1t is
all new still there is enough
excitement to keep an audience
guessing
Mrs. T'homp son, mother Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-22
DAY q Week ]
THE LOCAL. FIELD.

Wanted Girl over fifteen to
work for board while going to
school. frs: John Haslam3
Miss Florence Nelson has been
quite i'll this week.
Wanted girl for general
house work. Mrs: C NV Green. I'll
As. Haslarn made a business
tripto Penn w nesday
W ANTED Comp emit Girl fol
general houseWork Small family
and good wages.
FRS. Ho lbrook,
l ls5 Fifth Street.
Smith ger,t to Knox %
Tuesday on prof ssior al business
Silver Serurngard went to Tow
Yler on legal business on Tuesday
and remained until Thursday.
William Anderson states
attorney left ffor Iowa Sunday
morning to- meet N IFS. And rson
who has been visiting there and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-22

in other states for soola7e time
past. Mrs. Anderson will ac.
company her husband, horne.

in other states for soona4 time
past. Mrs. Anderson will ac-
company her husband horne.
Wanted ,ne pants ma kar and
one round tailor ;:or Mnsh Iaian::
sBE ii ffitae ll ssfss
. EFT Devils LAX IN. ID.
Mrs and Mrs. John MUIR, of
tBrinsmade,, were in the city.
Monday on business Of a legal
nature.
B. Screen Doors and Screen
Windows af Nels. n MaWkin-
SON. Independent Lumber
Yard
Senator 4. Hansbroagh
arrived ia the city on w ednes-
day and left e huEsd ay afternoon
for Fargo u.
Dominic M Hugh, off Bisbee,
died at the hospital Friday
mediately after arriving there
where he expected to have an
operation perfo rmedss for appen-
Edicitis. He was buried on Sunday
from ST. Joseph S church. Rev.
Father Augustine conducted the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-22

u =
Mrs. Smith, came up from Sank
Center Saturday to be present
during the operation and subSe-i
quent illness Of Mrs. Smith.
Men 8 fur lined coats are sh
Ia all kinds Of fllrs at prit
will surprise YOU at
York Cash store.
d. Kelly, who
ing In the "
month, retuT
yili rernai
This CO.
of winter u.
Y ork Cash
complete line
ost
agent, of the
railroad who IS boa
sites on thai line was
on business Wednesday
Everyone IS invited Is Ii
The New Chs St6Te a.
the finest line o Ladies'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-22

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Mackel fresh Messrs. Fisher,
Whipple, Haig, Payne, Iraylaol,,
Smith Norton, Brennan, Dewar,
Cumming Ness and DR. Brown
lee.
The New Z ork Cash store Isl
showing a fine line Of childrens
cloaks all ages at very low
prices.
Speaking Of cost unles 90 and
see those worn by the Franken-I
field company at the arYnoryl
Wednesday evening, Sept. ~ In
the production Of Ter Double
Life, ou won regret seeing
the play and we know the corn
jpany lis first class. They are al Il
going to select yonr favolite seat
before some one else gets it.
You cansave money BY buying
your furs of all kinds at the
New York Cash store
Ia these days 81 clap trap rielos
drama silly farces and fiilnsy