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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-18
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| VALLEY CITY NORMAL ):
MISREPRESENTATION eHeaoas

" @9@V@O VS~
The chemistry class. along
with the regular work this term
will analyze foods.
About f ,rty students are TAX
ing bookkeeping and stem 'graphy
in the com .nercial department..
Miss Agnes Brown of Sher-
wood, is the guest of Mrs. Gus
Routier this week. -. =
John Anderson, '03, a mem
Der of the legislature from.
Grand Forks county, visited the
Normal, Jan. 5.
The new term of school
opened January lst, but owing to
the storm preva ling over the
state, large number Of the
students were delayed. The en-
rollment at pres mt is about 4OO.
The-'seniors have been assign
ed their practice work IN the
model school and will begin to
teach January 9th:
The local entertainment COM
pany, IN which Mrs. Herrick, a
member of the faculty, takes
part, is soon to give a program
at Fingal, N. D.
January 2nd, the Minnesota
University Glee and Mandolin
Club gave a concert viii c h
greatly interested the normal
students. The club comprised
thirty-seven members.
Twelve - lessons lin library
science will be given. to the SEN
iors, during the year, by Miss
West, the librarian. The demand
has been so great for this work
throughout the state that it has
been thought best to give the
clssa instruction So that if nee
essary, they may be able to take
it up. >.--.--
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-18

are snow bound and behind time
each day. On Tuesday last,
No. CARVED att Penn at II p. M,
and there remained until z next
morning awaiting arrival Of
No. s. Being in Devils Lake,
w. T.. Kline and wife took the
rain. for Penn at 10:45 p. m. of
We inesday Of last week, but
did not reach our place until $50
a.. m. Of next day.,
A ne y JOY is ours! On Fri
day, January 18th, 1907, born a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ding
man of Penn.
A gift from the treat Oversoul,
pure DIVINE, SNOW white soul
''-' May it in Goodness ever Rr'w
As sent Of God.
On Thursday 10, '07 under the
management Of the young people
Of Penn and vicinity, mora
Time Party'', was held at the
home of Henry Gessner, and the
many participants claimed it was
a most pleasant event
On Tuesday last, Frank Cess
ner and Matt R,son returned
| from a trip to Colora 10, where
they purchased over three quar-
ter sections of railroad land,
located hear one hundred miles
east IF Denver. Colorado, at 81
per acre. They claim tv have
made a good trade.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06
A FLORENCE CASE
Many More Like 1t in Florence

Many More Like II in Florence
The following case is but one Of many
similar occurring daily in Florence. 1t is
an easy matter to verify it's correctness.
Surely you cannot ask for better proof
than such conclusive evidence.
Mrs NJ II. Baker, OF 50l West Main
street, Florence, Colo says: II had kid.
ney and bladder trouble for fve or six
years, which seemed to come on all Of a
sudden without any apparent cause. i
was subject to sharp pains in the small
Of my back and they extended up BE-
tween the shoulder blades and dowE into
the loins. So persis tent we're the attacks
that for two or three eeks at time
would be scarcely able to do anything.
Catarrh Of the bladder caused me ex-
cruciating suffering, the mock of the
bladder would be greatly swollen at
times. Tho kidney secretions were too
frequent both day and night and they
we're often accompanied by a burning,
scaldiug sensa ion. Added to my misery
were sick headaches that came on every
now aud then. and was also distressed
with dizz ness. especially when straig It
ening up sfter STOPPING. My condition
was very bad and had been for some
time when / chanced to read about
Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a
supply at Daniels drug store. On be-
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

VISITED sob OOLS-Prof Hays.
Woe president Of the State Normal
school at Greeley. visited the Florence
schools today. This morning he spoke
to the high school pupils In the sud-.
sorium of the Nc Oand less school. 10
his talk he oAlled the attention Of
the yonns people to the fact that
foreign young men and women ara
coming TO this country aud unless
the American youth II educated and
trained to do better work We will be
pushed aside In the competition Of
life. Afterwards he met the Senior
class and explained to them the id.
vantages offered by the stAts insti.
tuition. With the superintendent
he visited the different roons Of
the CITY schools and talked with
each teacher. Many Florence teach
ers are planning to attend summer
schools this year to get better meth.
DDS ard thus be strength to our
schools.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06
AD0UT YOUR NH10liDoglS
AND YOURSELVES


-H. o. Meshsr u On the sick Iiat.
thrsaiansd With pnsuMonia.
-Mr. BlAnksBship's Mttis boy she
has bssn aiok With xhsnmatism. Il
% tbs msn1.
~. q. Powsll. ths genial uost.
mastsr = Rockvals, w. ! visitor il
Florence tliis forspoon.
I'D. jack II sttsnding 70 sons
business matters Ia Canon City thfl
Aftsrnoon,
Kiss Carrie Fistchcr Il txpscted
to rsturn today and will sntex again
on hsr duties In the schools. Her
sister died The day Miss Fletcher left
Florence.
-GeorRs A. Robinson Of Council
Bluffs. Ia. will arrive In the city 70.
MORROW to sss bis uncle Thomas Rob.
inson who 10 quite sick. Mr.. Robin.
son 10 this western manager for the
Westinghouse company.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

ginning their use, I was soon able to
notice improvement. continued tn sir
use and continued to improve In every
way. l have ,carcely had any trouble
with my back and kidneys since, tho
secretions became regular and free from
pain, and the bladder was greatly re.
lieved. ! have also been free from head
ache and disziness. The result Of my
experience with Doan's Kidney Pills
warrant me in giving them the strongest
recommendation possible"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents
Foster Milburn Co., Remember the
name, Doan's and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

SOCIAL LAST NIGHT = The
American Order Of Protection held .
social in California ball last niaht
A splendid program was rendered..
sefssshrsnts we're served ssd .
e'ssrai seod time was had by oil
Sssssss.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

Prof. Bain's social dance will taxi
plAss tomorrow evening Feb. 2.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

sT ALBAN's 0UILD-will meet
tomorrow with Mrs.. ". b. Mitchell
d o'clcck for work.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

WAhTBo = A stttius hen ~ lis
Wsst Hsurth ssrsst. d %
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

Silver Tip -four. e1.s5 per hundred.
Every sack guaranteed Al. Potatoes
sl per hundred. Yours for business.
". p. Wilbar.: 2s.se
The daily tribune., 1907-02-06

Cream tartar. sulphur. assafostida.
oarbolio acid and formaldehyde In
abundance at Daniels Drug store.
9f2A
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MORRIS WILLIAMS.

on the collision track. They were all
right. Thursday night, when the fires
were, dying down in the locomotives,
it rained and the heavy atmospher-
rain and fog congested the smoke ~Ai
SCOT in the engines to such an extent
that the flues became clogged in the
night.
Eve. did not know this was the case
when we steamed up Saturday after
noon, but the fues wene hopelessly
stopped up. We have had expert men
working on the locomotives yesterday
and today and we will have the engine
collision. The date will oe announced
later"
Tickets Returned.
All the mrchants who sold tickets
to the collision have refunded money
on those requested, but the tickets
are good for the collision and the
committee makes request that the
people hold their tickets in order to
save rush when the big crash comes
soff 1ys.j
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the center and a read flame protruding
from the top of the pitcher.
The waring Of this button and its
adoption was passed upon at the first
annual convention held in Waukegan,
ILL.,. July 1900; it was to be worn as a
mark of recognition and an indication
of cordial Christian fellowship.
The object.
The object Of the organization was
well expressed in beautiful formula
that has continued to be part Of the
national constitution and reads like
words Of the inspired book. "The OBJ
Ject Of the Gideons will be to recog-
nize Christian travelling men with cord
ial fellowship, and encourage one
another in the Masters work-to i'm.
prove every opportunity We may have
for the betterment Of the lives Of the
travelling men, business men and
others with whom we come in con.
tact daily; scattering seeds all along
the pathway of life for Christ.
The simplicity Of the movement can
be understood when 1t is stated that
the annual dues was "Only Service for
Christ" and was so expressed in the
articles of organization. The only ex-
pense to be the simple stationary need.
ed by the secretary for which an an.
nual free-will Offering was made at the
time of the convention.
The rapid development and growth
of the Gdeons soon made it necessary
to change the financial plan and ask
an annual payment of dues by each
member; at first it was made one dol
lar; tnen in 1904 the constitution was
changed to require an annual member
ship fee Of two dollars with a quarter
~ rebate to each organized state OF
fifty cents per member.
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p lies

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Send Your Name and Address for a
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You can cure yourself with perfect
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Pyramid Pile Cure gives you
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After you have tried the sample
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send us the money and we will send
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Send your name and address at
once for trial of this marvellous,
quick, sure cure. Address Pyramid
Drug Co., 80 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall,
Mich.
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Morris w illiams
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
HORSE SALES.
FARMS LISTED FOR SALE ALL
OVER SOUTHEASTERN IOWA.
SHALL SUBURBAN FARMS A
SPECIALITY.
HORSE SHOW THIS WEEK.

Everything is in readiness for the
Big Draft Horse Sale and Show this
week. The show will be held next
Thursday evening at the new sale pa
vilion. Everything is under roof, 50
the rain can Not interfere, as 1t did
somewhat with our recent carnival.
Nor can our flues become choked up
as was the case with the engine COL
lision; as we have no fues. The
Horse Show on Thursday evening and
the Horse Sale all day Friday will be
held regardless of weather.
Sale to open at a. m. on account
of the large run, and 1 want to say to
you people who may not be aware of
it that we will hold quite sale this
week.
Buyers will be here from Ohio, Penn
sylvania, New York. All the eastern
and southern markets will be repre-
sented. And for horses and mules
Well just come and see for yourself.
But ] will assure you of this much
you haven't seen SO much quality In
horse flesh collected here since our
Show last March. There will be car
loads here from men who never had
will be buyers here who never before
attended an Ottumwa Sale.
Farmers Sale.
On Saturday afternoon following the
Big Sale We will hold farmers sale,
including colts from weanlings up,
broodmares, thin or blemished work
horses. cows, buggies, harness, wag-
ons, etc, and especially wagons, for
at this time Of year many farmers
would buy a second hand wagon for
corn gathering. Commission 5 per
cent, but in no case to exceed $3.50.
Call me by phone or drop me word as
to what you have for sale and do 1t
before Friday, so / can announce it at
7 the regular sale.
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"OLLEP
WEEK OVER
STREETS PRESENT DESERTED
APPEARANCE = DECORATIONS
AND LIGHTS CLEARED AWAY.
COLLISION NOT HELD
FIues Of Engines Were Stopped up -
Are Being Cleaned OUT and Crash
Will be This Week - Committee
Makes Statement

From Mondays Daily.
The Ollepaw fall festival is over.
The city Is rapidly losing its holiday
attire and where tents, stands and en-
tertainments stood lining the streets
in the business district for the past
six days only heaps of lumber, refuse
and cutters full of dirty confetti bear
mute evidence that Ottumwa's most
successful celebration is over.
Electric arches are being torn down
and the thousands Of incadescant
lights being put back in stock Thou
sands Of yards Of bunting are being
cleared away from the poles and wires
in the city and merchants are undoing
the decorations which have been
Haunted for one solid week in the bust
ness district.
tents were removed as though by mag
ic and where Saturday night presented
scene of bustling, exciting celebrat-
ing and merriment, Sunday morning
and today the city looks bare. Will
Lester and Captain Jack Dallas. the
owner. and operator of the big airship
which made such stupendcus hit dur
ing the week, left in the night with
their paraphernalia and assistants for
Cedar Rapids where they will be the
main attraction at the big carnival to
be held there.
Collision Postponed.
Owing to necessity the big head
on collision was postponed again Sat
urday afternoon. In connection with
this feature, the chairman of the con
cessions committee wishes to make
the following statement:
1--WE have promised the people of
Ottumwa and vicinity an engine eel
lision and we are going to have 1t if
we have to buy new engines, which
will not be necessary. We want the
public to understand that every safe.
guard possible was instituted to make
this collision success and its failure
SO far Is unfortunate.
Before paying for the engines we
bought them under binding guaran.
tee; we bought them from reliable
firm and the firm sent an expert to Of
tumwa with the engines. We saw
the engines steamed up and run under
their own steam on the Rock Island
tracks here, before we paid for them.
Thursday afternoon the collision
was postponed On Thursday we
steamed the engines up and tried them
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eood will extended by the citizens o,

Therefore, be it resolved that we
mere express our appreciation Of the
efforts of the Y. M. c. A., the Y. w.
e, A and the churches Of the city for
their cooperation and assistance; to
good will extended by the citizens of
the Ottumwa Camp and Auxiliary for
their ecicient service; to Rev. r. e.
Davies and to National Secretary F.
A. Garlick for their efforts to make
our convention success.
Resolved, further that we appreciate
the devoted service of our retiring
state officers and pledge our loyal sup
port to the new state officers
Resolved further. that we extend a
vote Of thanks to the Ottumwa Com
mercial club for their royal welcome
Including the automobile ride about
their thriving city.
J. A. Roberts,
r. Willis jerks,
T. K. Ringsmuth,
Con, n, tae
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Sept. 30.--Wheat No. 2 red.
981a @98; No. 8 red, 95@97; No. 2 hard,
96H @1.00; No. hard, 95@9s
Corn-No. 2, 62A; No. 3, So; No. 2
white. 62A; No. 2 yellow, 62k @62A;
No. yellow, 63A @63h.
Oats-No. 8 white, 49@51.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Sept 3O.-Butter, strong;
creameries, 28h@29; diaries, 22@26k
Eggs-Steady, IAN @17h.
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Deaths

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27, 1907, at
$3.50 p. M, Mrs. j. M. Wilkins, at
the late residence in Columbia
township at the age of sixty-thrae
years. after being resident of the
county for f1fty-three years at the
time of her de..th.
Mrs. WilkiD1 is survived by her
nsband one son and two daughters
brother and one sister The funeral
vices will be held from the Colum
a Methodist Episcopal church, OF
Inch she was member, at 2 O'Clock
omorrow afternoon, conducted by the
pastor of that church. The interment
will be made in the Stoaghill GENE.
ary.
BUEDEL- September %. 1907 al
$3.50 a. M, John j. Buedell at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Rosa
Kramer of 4o3 West, Second street
at the age Of sixty years. Mr.. Bue
dell Is survived by two sisters, Mrs
Schlotter of Sioux Falls, S. D., and
Mrs. Rosa Kramer of this city; also
ene brother, leopold Buedell, who
resides south of the city.
The funeral services will be held
ON the Kramer residence at 8 o'clock
morrow afternoon, Rev. w. C. Hen
IN officiating. The interment will
made in the Ottumwa cemetery.
The funeral services Of the late
irs. Frank Heller, who died at the
ospital yesterday, will be conducted
rom the residence of her parents. Mr.
nd Mrs. Frank McMillen of southeast
OF the city at one o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, The funeral party will then
go to the Methodist Episcopal church
y Agency, where at o'clock Rev
81. II HORNED, assisted by Rev. J. w
cote fthe East End Presbyterian
nurch will off1ciate. The interment
vii be made at Round Point GENE
terry.
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BORN-Tuesday. September "a to
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Murphy, corner
Of Center and Cooper avenues, a
daughter.
}sBORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carnal of ITO Ellis avenue, son.
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Women are so expert in talking with
their tongues and with their eyes that
they have no superiors.
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N Val nAA J e. AA.g.a

Now York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Sept. 30.-Butter, strong:
creamery 24@30; dairy, 22@28h; pro-
cess, 1925; factory, 20@231s.
Eggs-Firm; firsts. 21h @23A; Sec
onds, 1909.
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Marriage Licenses.
EVERY MONTH
In THE YEAR

brings it's current bills. One way to
pay them is to go from place to place,
carrying the money with you, at the
risk of loss and the cnance of over.
looking the taking Of a receipt, and
having some of it to pay over again.
The convenient, business-like way is
to pay all bills by check, no matter
how small A check is the best re.
ceipt you can have. Paying out money
in this way insures correctness and
gives you complete record of all
money paid out.
Open checking with the
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oideons Assembled.

Whereas, it has seemed good to
Christ, the great Captain Of our Gid
con army to call from our earthly
ranks. our comrades Geo. l.. Renivick,
J. o. Able and G. D. Baer, all of Des
Moines court.
Resolved, that as we remember their
faithfulness as each man stood in his
place that we are encouraged to stand
steadfast until the Captain shall call
US. That we extend to their families
our heartfelt sympathy, commencing
them to the Father Of all mercies and
the God Of all comfort.
And where as, 1t has pleased our
loving Captain to call from the homes
Of our comrade Malcolm Smith and e.
D. Mott of Cedar Rapids camp, these
companions who faithfully kept the
sacred fires burning on the home al
tar. and from the home Of Comrade s.
g. Allender Of Ottumwa camp. his son
Paul who was a promising Christian
young boy.
Resolved, that while condoling with
them in their grief we commend them
to the one who keeps all that is COM
mitted unto Him.
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g. w. Eller.
Registration at State Convention.
The following delegates were pre-
sent:
w. G. Wright, Nevada, Ia.
T. Willis jerks, Waterloo.
G. G. Johnson, Keokuk.
F. K. Ringsmith, Cedar Rapids.
M. E. Krotzer, Ottumwa.
j. A. Roberts, Keokuk.
G. G. Porter, Ottumwa.
F. A. Garrick, Chicago.
G. R. Williams, Ottumwa.
]. H. Tappert, Davenport.
G. w. Ellis. Cedar Rapids
s.. u. Zook. Moulton.
w. A. Starkey, Ottumwa.
S. G. Austin,s Ottumwa.
e. J. Rutledge, Ottumwa.
Mrs. T. G. Belts, Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. ]. A. Roberts. Keokuk
Mrs. G. R. Williams, Ottumwa.
A. B. T. Moore, Cedar Rapids.
T. g. Belts, Cedar Rapids.
H. T. Hinland, Waterloo.
]. F. Hammer, Iowa City.
Mrs. s. u. Zook, Moulton.
B. H. Peck, Ottumwa.
Mrs G. G. Thomas, Ottumwa.
MIS-. u. j. hutieuSe, OLLuIHWd.
Some Gideon History.
The "Gideons" or Christian Com
mercial Travelingmens association Of
America came into being as an organi-
zatioa July /, 1899. Three men, S. e.
Hill. Belo!t, Wis; John H. Nicholson
and w. ]. Knights, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
came together in the Y. M. G. A., build
ing Mt GAINESVILLE, Wis. Some thirty
letters inviting others to meet at this
time, failed to increase the attendance
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
S. E. Hill, president; w. ]. Knights,
vice president; Jonn H. Nicholson,
secretary and treasurer; after prayer,
the choice of suitable name occupied
some attention; at last. Mr.. knights
suggested "Gideons" and read the re-
cord concerning this warrior as found
in Judges vi and VII; this seemed to
meet the approval Of all and the name
"Gideons" was restined to accom-.
plish modern warfare
Later the button worn by Gideons
on the lapel of the coat, was suggested
by w. j Ennis of Saginaw. Mich. who
with pencil drew the first design
practically as the emblem is now, a
blue BACKGROUND with white pitcher in
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siuy N ITay, members chicago Board
Of Trade. Local office, Rooms is and
10, leighton Bldg. Telephone 9S3. %.
e. Voght, resident manager.
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close
Sept y. .e5A .ssh .s4% .e5
Dec. -. .9sA .9sh 9TH .ssA
May ...,1.o5A 1osR 1.o4 1O4M
Sept. y. SAY .eaM .5sa SO
Nay -. 500. 50 ( so .ss 4 . .sss :
Sept. =. SO "a .52% "a
Dec. -. So .52M .51% .52N
May -. .5s% .5a%~ .5sS .5s%
Pork
e Get. : 1855 1896 l i:i 1 1ssS
Jan .;.15.a7 1910 1920 1926
Sept ]. s.o5 s.1o sos 9.o5
Oct. (. !. 900 80 s.95 9.07
Jan. =. ss6 1855 s.s2 1872
e ees \. s. 81 s.ls Isl Isl 7 7:s2
Jan. -. 500 500 100 7.95
Car Lots.
Wheat today, 178; estimated tomor-
Corn today, 1908; estimated tomor-
Oats today, 4ss; estimated tomor-
row. 21o.
Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today. 259; last year, 387.
Minneapolis today, ZIG; last year,
574.
Primary Receipts.
Wheat today, 1,444,O00 bushels; corn
today, 1,17T,O00 bushels; last year,
/ 100000 bushels.
Shipments,
Wheat today, $4,000 bushels; corn,
today, 69S,000 bushels; last year, $780,
600 bushels.
Visible Supply.
Wheat-Decrease, 295,000.
Oats-Increase, $4,000.
Corn-Decrease, 10000.
Liverpool Cables.
Opening--Wheat, " lower; corn "
higher
Closing A@M higher; corn
1s@as higher
Hog Market.
Receipts today, 10000; left over. L.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
| (This market is furnished by Cas-
sidy & Gray. Members Chicago Board
of Trade. Local office, Rooms Is and
19 Leighton Bldg. Telephone 933, f.
e. Voigt resident manager.
Stocks Open High Low Close
| Atch. ...... S5A SO ssh SSH
Amer. Smlt. S5A 81 SAX 81
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T0day's Markets

(This market is furnished by Cas-
sidy & Gray, Members Chicago Board
Of Trade. Local office, Rooms Is and
ID, leighton Bldg. Telephone 9S3. q.
e. Voght, resident manager.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

(This market is furnished by Cas-
sidy & Gray. Members Chicago Board
of Trade. Local office. Rooms Is and
19 Leighton Bldg. Telephone 933, f.
e. Voigt, resident manager.
Stocks Open High Low Close
Afph QhA DC oEM eEM