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Blo.,mAcra.

FRANKLIN ST, Ave minutes from. Lacka-
wanna station. one block from trolley; hand
some two-family dwelling. 12 rooms. 2 baths.
every modern, Improvement. separate steam
heaters; electric lights; tile bath and vesti-
pule; hardwood trim: lot 4TxlSS; yearly rental
saa; price to quick purchaser SO, 900. KING
MARSAc CO.. 756 Broad st.
CHOICE BUILDING PLOTS, one of the best
locations In town. and price right. Watsessing
~. 40xloe, only $500. clearf1eid ey.. ebx1G0. only
SEQ Both frontages restricted nuisances.
NATHAN RUSSELL. NC.
EiGHT-RooM HOUSE. bath. every modern
only 81. $50: $500 cash Secures a deed. balance
on your own terms. NATHAN RUSSELL. INC.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 0 rooms. bath.
every Improvement; lot 50xl20;. sale, S. $50:
rent. 1920: until May LIST s25 per month.
NATHAN RUSSELL. INC.
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s5s MAIN ST. EAST ORANGE.
INSPECT THEM ANY DAY

including Sunday; those exceptionally well
built one and two family houses on Kenii-
worth pl.. East Orange. just of Webster pl.:
the location fs unsurpassed. every modern i'm
provenent. including steam heat. electric lights;
beam ceilings. parquet floors. open frepiares.
ETC.; the decorations are the best these houses
cannot be duplicated at the prices: our repre-
sentative on the premises from 2 untfl
Market St ~
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The Howard Savings Institution
7ss AND 7ss BROAD STREET.

ss y 7s BRoAD STREET.
November 20, 1905.
The Board Of Managers al their meeting hsid
on the fifteenth OF November instant. directed
Interest to be paid TO all depositors entitle1
thereto under the bylaws at the rate Of four
per CEN per annum On all deposits OF one
thousand dollars or less. and at the rate o.
three per cent. per snngm on the part OF any
deposit Ia excess Of one thousand dollars.
Payable On and after December il.
Deposits made cn or before December } draw
Interest from December L
Deposits made during the first three days q
any month draw interest from the first Of thss
month.
Deposits made after the third day Of auy
month draw interest from the first day Of the
following month.
MANAGERS.
Edgar I. Bond, George II. Hows.
Horace T. Brumlsy. Edward Q. Keasbey.
William r. Carter, William b. Kinney.
]. William Clark. Richard v. Lindaburys
Samuel S. Dennis. David H. Merritt
Fred.k Frelinghuysen, Jeremiah o'Rourks.
Geo. 9. Freiinghuysen. Marcus L Ward.
A. Pennington Whitehead.
HORACE T. President
gAMUEL S. DENNIS 1sJ yice-presfdent-
j WILLIAM CLARK. % Vice-Preefdent
ALEXANDER S WARD, Treasurer.
ROBERT D MEAD. Secretary
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations OF the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Omen High. Low. Close.
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET.

The following New York Curb quota
lions are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co, "a Broad
street, New York:
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HIGH AND HEALTHFUL" CHATHAM. N. J..
Propertfes: Improved. Unim proved. Acreage
and Lots; sale and rent; attractive prices and
ton; 81 trains daily. Principals. see OF write
WILLIAM Il. BRoKAW. Ice Broadway. n. Y.
Or Chatham. \. J
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OUT OF TOWN.

and any 100 bungalow site you choose Here is nance to gda beautiful plot of ground or a
or acrJat LAX AIusonetong Gre on the B., l. & W. r. r. 22 acres sold SO bungalows
70 be erected hsw winter Fishing. boating. mountain climbing. driving plenty of shade trees
eea eoSpf xabs g oF Ss5NS4ng 70 Te ne ca ssH sos ste o neaa rsal correct answer to tn. abme
rebus will rervc a nnc covenant and warranty deed to my 800 plot selected. The next two
neaeNr replies will receive s. geht parhahngm eraneate The next e ngst replies
VIII rdve a 80 edt purchasing certificate toward the nrcbas of plot. A the balance
tnnngt them to a trip to Lake uxonacons Grve absolutely re All conttmtsa gree to
G oT ss ana IL pe semg 5M mh Send In our answer and free railroad MetiW VII ne nan%eS vsg
~ return mail The deed to plot and TIL credit certificate Will be given out on our special
train sunday. December 18th
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FOR SALE--Larse, weil-established boarding.
house; contains thirty-six rooms; steam heat;
nous" completely filled; best section of East
Orange; five minutes to station: owner retiring
from business, will sell at very reasonable
price: many good bargains in one and two
FAMILY houses: sale or rent: all the Oranges.
KELLY-0'DQN0GH CO..
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AREAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CITY.
ASSESSED VALUE $500.
Nos. 1,0-l72 SUMMER Av.-Onc-family eight
rooms and bath, lot 5oxt25: ample room FOR
garage. VIII sell 1T above figure to quick pur-
chaser: little cash ~required.
For above and other genuine and decided
bargains gee
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Gleu hinQ&.
one-family residence, situated In
enolaest section Of Glen Ridge. 2la-story frame
ana stucco building, on plot e0xl6o feet; hall,
iarge living room. opening on to side porch.
aiming room and kitchen. second door. four
large bedrooms. tile bath: third floor. two
rooms and bath; hardwood trim: parquet floors:
oeam ceiling; open fireplace. electric lights
etr.; L Is located within four minutes walk OF
Glen Ridge station. Lacka wanna Railroad. and
ciose TO trolley; this property must be seen to
pc appreciated; price 5000; very liberal terms.
fiNO-MARSAC co.,s1os Broad st.
1psinEtOn.
S.2S BuYS two-fainily house in hest mart of
lrVington; one block from trolley: nine
rooms; improvements; large lot: is offered al
ms low price to close estate, KING-MARsAC
CO.. 5d6 Broad st.
Verona.
HOUSES. farms. acreage, all kinds: Baldwin
Height and S~unnywood Heights; the anest
building sites in this section: easy terms.
CLiNTQN d. BALDWIN. Verona.
West Orange.
residence. all
improvements, large grolnEs, will sell al
very reasonable price or will rent at tow FIR
ure TO responsible party 10 May l. For par
kELLY=O'DONOGHUE CO..
$50 MAIN ST, EAST ORANGE.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
by Post & Flagg:
Open.H High. Low. Close.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

TIE following quotations were fur
lished by Elsele & King:
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Caldwell.
MOB HILi-BufidinE lots. $50 feet aboye SEA
level. heap. F.. L HDLL4ER-
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Sales today-stocks, I.0s5, 700 shares;
ponds, 1921 900.
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FOR. SALE

FOR sALE-HartP PAR Gasoline Trac
ton engine and Thresher for sals
at bargain r. o. Box 354 Grand
Forks. 81 Z. isf,S
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I to you, call on him and receive a trial
s,tretament which will convince you
I that it Is an appliance that can be
absolutely relied upon. *4 Y $.5s 5ss$
Clergymen, lawyers. physicians, tele-
graph operators. trainmen, workers
|in boiler shops and foundries and four
hundred other classes Of people speak
their highest praise Of this instrument.
The representative Of the Philadelphia
Ear Massur could not possibly afford
to take chances on such an expensive
scale, If the treatment could not? be
relied upon, and If 1t did not at: once
demonstrate Its value of usefulness to
you. Bear in mind that Mr.. Nohner
will be at the Hotel on above day and
Eonly and during that time he will be
pleased to convince each and every
l$caller afflicted with deafness, that this
truly scientific instruments possesses
I all the virtues that are claimed for It,
f Mr.. Nohner is visiting the principal
cities in the United States and will be
! at Grand Forks, Decetah Hotel, Mon.
day and Tuesday May oath and 25th'
Devils Lake, Hotel sevlIIa, Wednes
day, May 2eth. JILL. .s2 3 = = "a "
Minot, Hotel Leland, Thursday May
II SFs-J s,~ - .sLa Z -
27th.}t ..s ss=: IS II .,.. s,,;..,s
Valley City, Kindred House, Friday.
may 28th. .sS ;:s2s: & ' ~:s
wahpeton, Hotel Merchants, Tues
day June LIST. 5,ss 5 s3s:z Il, y5z:
jamestown, Gladstone Hotel, Thurs.
day June 3rd. +. H.. :T,.5T.. I
Dickinson, st. Charles Hotel, Mon.
day June 9TH. ;g5 ~ 81 s.s 5: ~:
Fargo Hotel Metropole, Saturday
and Monday, May 29th and s1st. .S
Bismarck, The Northern Hotel Fri.
day and Saturday June 4th and 9th.
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BAD EARS. DEAF EARS. NOISY EARS.
Glred BY the
.Pl|'Hl II! I EAR lMASSEUR
FIRE. NSTRAIlONs

Mr.. J. u Nohner representing tie
Philadelphia Ear Masseur apparatus
for the treatment and cure Of deaf.
ness, head noises and ear diseases as
heretofore announced, viii be ats Dew
lis Lake, Hotel q sevilla, Wednesday
May 26th and will der onstrate apso-
lutely free and without cost to I all
people who are suffering with any
form Of ear disease that they can be
cured. ii: z; IA. ~
No matter how long you have been
deaf, or who you have treated with
nor what medicine you have taken,
this is the appliance that will cure
you. 1t is not an instrument that you
are required to wear, all you have to
do is to use the instrume nt night and
morning about five minutes each time,
and cure viii result $.,Ey !
The manufacturers Of this instru-
ment have heretofore sold them only
to physicians, inasmuch as there are
SO many people who can not reach a
specialists without great expense and
loss of time, the company has within
the last few months sold them byS re
quest to- patients direct. This Isl the
quickest and best possible cure of all
selected diseases Of the ear.
II ,.s re-, s -i
During the time that Mr.. Nohner is
| in Devils Lake his demonstration will
be absolutely free. He does notzrepre-
sent himself as physician to- treat
these diseases in any way. but WIN
demonstrate to you the use Of the In
strument which is sufficient within
itself to convince you Of its wond erfu1
curative powers. They can secure
these masseurs and treat themselves
at home. This demonstration being
Free. you are under no obligation to
Mr.. Nohner whatever, nor will he be
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NEW

John miller drove sto Devils Lake
4-onday.
s&S smealie was Devils Lake
Wednesiay.
Emery Chase was ii Devils Lake
Wednesday rs =: T. .: .S E , SS3I
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Burg recently. rs Il @ &5ss, Isl
Herbert Tomlinson was In Devils
Z Lake the fore part Of the week. . .s 1.
IA Mrs ffJaqua and Miss Stella Jaqla
were in Devils Lake between trains
Saturday st n Z. : IL: :, . 5>s
Victor Ruth and Miss Dagna Christ
!; oferson took In the ball game a Ft.
Totten Sunday. \: -. ~ H. :. IT, :.'$s
! Nothing like q windy country, the
small pox scare Is all blown away and
Toxic has opened their schools again
| G Miss Hilma Freeburg was in Devils
Lake Monday and Tuesday arranging
for, music for. the Hometseader's
dance to be given In this place next
Saturday night. r. . y: r.. =
The Homesteaders will give dance
at Toxic tomorrow Saturday night
Music BY Devils Lake orchestra. The
attendance will be select and a good
| time is assured those who attend.
Woe Fan" Axel greese boxes fol
|25c, liquid stove polish 8 cans for Csc,
8 hammer handles csc, doz. clothes
pins 15c, sad irons, regular price $3.50
only $3.50. one set to customer, 3.s by
in. three cornered files for CSC, No
q lantern globes 2 for Csc. This only
holds good for the stock now on hand
or one week from this issue. D. R
Chase, Toxic. 4 .
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NEWS .

s Fresh Strawberries 15c per quart at
Mann's Model Grocery. sss!. I:
Bicycle repairing. new and second
hand bicycles bought and sold. Satis-
faction guaranteed, prices reasonable.
C. L Grimes, sos Kelly Avenue. ;
\. We are in receipt Of: a letter from
T. ]. Maroney, formerly local editor
of this paper but now located at Ever
EFT, Montana, where ne has position
as Advertising Manager Of the Everett
Daily Herald. Mr.. Maroney states
that he is very we'll pleased with his
position and the city, which will be
pleasant news to the many friends of
MIR. and Mrs. Maroney in this city.
Hans Westergard has completed the
manufacture of some artistic flower
pots out of cement. When he was at
the Cement Workers convention at
the Twin Cities recently he ordered
a mould for making these articles. 1t
has arrived and he has made several of
them. The piece stands three feet
high with pot 20 inches high. These
works Of cement are very ornamental
for lawn use or for use In cemeteries.
The Devils Lake Nursery, Devils
Lake, North Dakota sells hardy Nurs-
cry Stock raised on the Dakota prai-
rie for prairie planting. Forest, Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Seedlings and
Cuttings. Shrubs, Flowers, Small
Fruits. Send for catalogue and pric-
es. Having no agents, we save you
agents commissions. Northern grown
stock is hardy. Address, DEVILS
Lake NURSERY, Devils Lake, N.
ID.
The excavation for the new brick
block which E. w. Gilbertson will
build this summer is completed. The
building will be practically three
stories high, as Mr.. Gilbertson Intends
; to have the first floor built high
enough so that it will be possible to
build second floor over the rear of
room with balcony around the sides
clear to the front practically giving
him two floors then there will be
another story above this.
We pay zoe dozen for fresh eggs. F.
w. Mann & Sons.
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ATTENTION g. a. r.

Devils Lake, N. D., May 18th, 1909.
Head Quarters Gen. Crook Post,
G. A. R. Dept. of N. D.
Special Oroder. ~
In obedience to orders from De.
partment Head Quarters, Memorial
Day services will be observed by this
Post on the 31st day of May instead
of on the Both as heretofore The citi.
Gems of Devils Lake have kindly con
sented to assume the management OF
the observances of the Day. e.
i The members of this Post are re.
quired to attend Divine services on
the Sunday proceeding Memorial Day,
which on this occasion will be on the
Both day Of May, at. 2:30. O'Clock p.
m. The services will be held in the
Court House and will be conducted by
the several ministers Of the City ~
All members of the Post. should re
port at the quarters of the post in
| Odd Fellows Hall promptly at 2 O'clock
p. m: -" :" - ~ q
- By order of Albert Roberts, y
I Is Al E.. ,.,... Commander
D. G. Duel1, z. !. ' VT: Z e
Adjutant. -
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lA|NI

WANTED 10 buy from owner. resis
dence lot ii Devils send
description and cash price.
William. eriam Park. MINI
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NOTICE.

Z The Devils Lake Improvement CO.
wishes TO notify all users Of Water.fo for
lawn taps, that these taps must not
be allowed 70 run only between the
hours of seven and ten o'clock r.. N.
during the season for their use. This
rule will be strictly enforced as per
City Ordinance No: SO which imposes
a fine Of $500 for the first offense, and
$1,000 for each succeeding offense.
This effort TO save the water supply
is made necessary in order to be pre-
pared 70 protect property in case Of
fire. 3G
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers examination for Ramsey
county will be held at the court house
in Devils Lake, May 2Sth and 29th.
Examination will begin at 8 o'clock
A.. M.
Paper ink, pens and pencils will be
furnished teachers.
JOHN A HAIG, v".
County Superintendent of Schools
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. chautaudua Cottage For sale. i

Cottage contains furniture ready
for housekeeping. Has iron !. water
tank piped into kitche Also bath
house. Best location !. D. White,
1903, 3rd Ave. South Minneapolis,
MINI. Ri.
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Long ago the Scotch learned: this.

. & g. = q ~
The sturdy old Scotchman must be
amused at the recent '' discoveries that
oatmeal is the best food in the world.
Our scientific men have been making
experiments which prove that Ameri-
cans eat too much fat and grease and
not enough cereals ISL. Il ....=:,, ~? . ss3$
The Sootchmen say: Look, at our
nation as proof. The sturdiest nation
on earth" Still we have one good point
to make. We make better oatmeal than
the Scotch. " ', +
They buy Quaker Oats and consider
it the leader Of all oatmeals to be had
anywhere. IF you ape convenient 20
the sbore ~you'l probably buy the
regular sine package. For those who
live IN the oounsry the Large sfoe family
package b more satisfactory. Follow
tina example d tho Scoschs cot . Quaker
Oats breakfast cvesy day. 3sS VIZ II
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REAL | E / ) ]! !. I I.
ii. TRANSFERS

\ For the week ending May 19, 500. {
|, U. s. to Heirs of Christian sherwen
sw IA 25-156-62. !: s.
U. S. to Abraham Adelman nei$1:4
29-157-63.s:.z 4. .5s Is: .s
u S. to Michael Lyons e ~ NV i, A
and IL sw IA 2s-1
\ John sMaher and wife to Samuel.
NJ. Greenberg lot 5, blk. Ss, Beyils5
Lake, $1,000. IS .,s3, 5s3 s., -. " IS Sls35
4 State Bank of starkweather to
Frank w. Penner sw IA 3-15s.65.:
s100. II, .5 I .s ss:z s.ss5 e5s.
Devils Lake State Bank to HalYor:
Thoe W IL NV IA "a and 10 ne IA
Es15-15e-6s. $4,000. *' 5s#
John w. Maher ct al to > IA. Reid
lot 10, blk. s, Maher C Locke's 3rd;
Ad: to Devils Lake. 5000. s*]
| Francis NJ. Dixon and husband to-
Chas.s9J. MEG urren lots 1918; blk. s.:
Cleveland & Kennedy's Ad to Devils
Lake. $4,000. II T. es$s
John w. Maher and wife to Halyor5
Thoe se1-4 Sc. Ia 10 and swS IA sw IA
l1-153-63. $500. .s ~; # .s :isssf
Farmers Loan &; Trust Co. of Crary
to Daniel @. Boyd lot 8, blk. =, Luros
l I & Anderson's Ad. TO Crazy 800. ss.ss
4 - 3
Farmers Loan & Trust CO. Of Crary
to ii: A holson. part Of lots 45.6,
blk A, Louro's & Anderson's AID /. to
Crazy $500, :ss
l* Farmers Loan & Trust Go. OF Crazy
TO Wheatland School Dist No. s., part
Of NV "a sw 1-4 1862, HOG. i5S ss
IE;gtti Koeing and wife to Joseph
Wickert lots 5 and 8 biz. 50, Devils
Lake $4,000
Home $Investmen to Carrie
Johnso and Ida johnson lot II, Blk.
A. Home Investment co. Al. to Devils
Lake $4,000. ;sssss
! Truman q. Miller and wife To First
|zsh.s Of Christ Scientist Devils Lake
IS. 50 II. lots 21-222s5 and p. Blk. q Dew
lis Lake. $500
Edgar aRue and wife To First eli.
/ Of Christ Scientist Devils Lake 60 ii.
i1ots 21-22e2a and s224 & blk. Devils
Lake 81 100.
Adeline 81 Church and husband 10
James Gavers, lots S and 8 and
ft;s5S lot IA, blk Churchs
Ferry 5000
Office or SCH III ELECTION.
Notice is hereby giV That On the
4 Third Tuesda Iii q une,, being June lis,
sos, an annual election will be
held at City Hall id the Special School
EDistrict of Devil Lake, Couat 81 s6f
Il Ramsey State of Dakota, for
4 the purpose OF eIeeting the following
members of the Board of EId ucation:
i two members to serve for q term pf Is
dsyearss
The polls MI be opened a 8 clock
stls salLs and closed AZ lock D. ofi
Il that day
Dated ut Devils Lake this i7th day
q May 100.
nv order OF the BOARD of Education.
"A ar IN ii u 81 Il N A ii
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FOR sALE-Two city broke drivers
and one draft mare. I'd Branch
field, Grand Harbor, M. Oak
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-10-28
CURED ITCHING HumoR.

Aig, Painful swelnnEs Broke md
DID Not HeaI-Sunercd Three
Ye&rs-Tortures Yield to Cuticura.
Little black swellings were scatter
- over my face and neck and they
would leave little black scars that
would Itch SO / couldn't keep from
scratching them. Larger sw~ellings
would appear and my clothes would
stick to the sores. / went to a doctor,
but the trouble only got worse. BY
this time It was all over my arms and
b upper part of my body in swellings
~ largo AZ 4 dollar. 1t was so pain
ful that I could not bear to lie on my
back The second doctor stopped the
dwellings, but when they broke the
places would not heal. / bought a set
ct the Cuticura Remedies and In less
than Z week some OF the places were
aearly well. I continued until / had
used three sets, and now I am sound
and well. The disease lasted three
years. o. Z. Wilson, Puryear, Tenn,
&eb. Z, 1905"
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole
trcpA Of Cuticura Remedies. Boston.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-10-28
Why She aset Up" the Candy.

A woman OF limited means who had
never INDUCED In Injuries of any kind
suddenly took to RECALLING her callers
with candied fruits and confectionery.
Don't think I am running into GRIM
inal extravaganza" she explained to
an intimate friend. These things
don't cost me a penny. I get them In
the qleerest a. imaginable. One day
I found a very aluab diamond
brooch. 1t was advertised for and q
liberal reward was offered for its re-
turn. returned the brooch. 1t be-
ionged to the wife of a confectioner.
She hemned and hawed about the re-
ward n lamented hard times. Before
I had time to decline the reward that
had been offered she said:
Money is s d~readfully scarce. How
would you like to take out the $25 in
trade-so much candy a week until 1t is
paid on? think my husband would
agree.
Then + changed my mind. didn't
particularly want the candy, butgI dis
liked that woman 10 heartily that II
couldn't standAt to let her on without
paying something, 80 just to spite her
am running my w complexion BY
trying to eat up that reward"