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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07

The report that was circulated that
H. Stuart had received an appoint
ment at Ft. Totten seems to be with:
out foundation as Mr.. Stuart states
that it he has any such appointment
he has not as yet heard Of it. r. II !. ~ vi,
The cold weather, Of last week ma
terially retarded the seeding in this
locality. ~>'. .- s:*
r @. D. Mills was in Cedar Falls
Iowa last week, called by the death
OF his mother, Monday morning at
Mason City, Iowa. The funeral was
held in Cedar Falls Wednesday after
noon. %..,:,.. r.
The small pox scare IN this vicinity
is a thing Of the past. The only per-
son who had 1t was quarantined alb
out five miles west Of this place and
recovered without much sickness, and
1t has proven that none of those sup
posedly exposed took the disease, 80
It is all over. ...-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
men the Devils Lake Intel Ocean was
selected as the official paper of the
ysif, f,,. il, =, Il, 3 ~, ,.55i

AAS1k SAlS :fASOy41S9 l1ctIACaIAJSHSSCNS1At w t10
selected as the official paper of the
city for the coming year 555
Two ordinances were placed On first
reading. ordinance No. 110 is a meas
Iire providing Tor a penalty for parties
who turn the Il drainage from their
premises onto the side alks, streets Or
alleys sof the city. rdinance No. Ill
lis San act estab fishing certain grades
IA the city d M
3ss this meeting the city council
selected the names of IA persons to
Sbe submitted to the Clerk Of the dis
5triet court and BY him used ii MAX
Ing UP the venir Of the jury TOR the
next term Of the district court iii this
city. The foil lowing names were tchos.
sen C, C. ] Russell Elmer Engebret-
son, 6. A. Dodge, Frank Gum A.
huesby, g. Nelson, A. T. Horseman,
Casper skratass, a. M. I. Powell, 9.
Turner, a. 8. 5Pattee Sam Cannon,
Frank Hyland and Jens svee. ..$$s.s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
''Galena Advertiser. I

We are In receipt of a copy ofSthe
5Gelena Ml) Advertiser, new paper
started at that place BY b. s. Hark-
reider, who for over q year was Tore
man Of the journal Of this city ana
.fBilIyse Wilson, formerly Of this city
but who went to Ga1ena recently With
The intent Of associating with ne,
Harkreider in this enterprise Hshe
paper is q well printed 4 page ahest
six columns wide, and the only falilt
We have to find with the publ atiolnn
is its political complexion Democratic,
Both these people have had experiences
ii the ayocation Of printing and bath
are hustlers SO that It is fair wager
that they win be successful So thsi1
undertaking, certain It is Tint thail
many Devils Lake friends suraI u
hope that such vii be the case
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
REGULAR ING
COUNCIL
lnltlelr-Oc n Made official. .P'aper fol
Coming Year. INO Ordinances
Read for First Time. h. (.

The city council met Ia regular ses=
sion At the city a All Mono nigh
and tran sacted the ar business Of
meeting. besides cons dering several
4 impo ortant measures of new business;
nh the absence Of Mayor itman,
derman Mann was IN the chair. Bus
s5 MI The report of spoi,ce magistrate G. S.
Tones was read and approved. ssss5:3#5 :s2ss
5$3s { ann on behalf Of the Grand
r1ny ioff the Republi II appeared be-
foreS the council u and aslsed that the
matter off the obserY of Decora-
ton Day beS taken from the q. . ITR.
] and those details and arrangements
I #sbe assumed by the cit tyy. This the city
assumed and will work ii conjunction
with the comm ercial club Id the pro-
per ana fitting seryance 8of this
day. The city appointed d as d con-
mittee to work. with the commercial
club Al dermen Halgren. n illsbury and
Green.
The aud ditor Was instructed It'd pub
slish the resoluti ion acating the alley
through the county property occupied
byS tho court house and county park;
This solution was passed some time
4 ago but the resoln ntion has thus lar
never been publ he'd hich p1iblica-
ION y, ,ist Be mad sbe tore the resoIuls.
I ton becomes efectiv
aunaninus vote off The aIder-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
! PRESBYTERIAN Church..

III Mother's Day viii be observed at
the Presbyte erian church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. The day was
frst observed at Norfolk, Va, Mayei6,
1909, and was later observed by many
churches and organizati ions. It is sug:
Egested that a white carnation be worn
Ia memory Of M ther. This flower is
preferred because 1T may be thought
to typify M other Love, its color
standing for purity; its flower, beau.
fty; Its lasting qualities, faithfulness;
Its fragrance love and itsWide growth.
charity
Sunday school at 12 o'cloc Junior
g. 3. Society &c 3 b. n. intermediate
q. p. Society at s p. q. Senior g. B
| isiciety At 7 d. IA. subjec ect: Pilgrim's
Progress Series. : The House Of the
interpret Ss;35;5
Evening worship att 8 q clock The
evening service will be- IN harmony
with the observance Of II abor's Mem:
l.orlal Sunday as suggested BY the Fed,
seration of Labor, and The Department
church and Labor of the Presby.
terian church. sss$.s
10 all these services the public#is
cordially invited, and hearty and
genuine welcome IL assured ss5$
4 seats are free. NJ
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
0 SUR ! ! / | ] | / ] ZED. l!'I|:'|
Remembered BY Friends on Occasion
Of his Birthday s5 /. Il n. I.

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
BARICKNAN NELSON
Popular Young Couple Joined Il
| u IvedloCk Tuesday EyenTnq. g.

At the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson, In this
city, Tuesday, evening May 4th at
o'clock occurred the marriage of their
daughter Anna Mae, to Mr. Roy
Barrickman. ~ 's5 e.
To the strains Of Mendelsohn's wed.
ding march played by Miss Violet
Henley the wedding party entered the
room and took their place under a
beautiful arch of smilax and white
wedding BELLS The. bride was accom-.
panied by her father while Miss
Maude Sprague attended as brides
maid and Mr.. g. p. Christensen, Of
Leeds acted as best man. .
I Rev. T. a. Olosn OF the Methodist
Episcopal church said the words that
forever united in the holy bonds o'
wedlock two Of Devils Lakes mos'
popular young people, ~"
+ Following congratulations a delect
able wedding supper was served, afte,
:, 49, "A IT 4, ,- a-, =
which the happy couple departed ts
Leeds by automobile from which place
| they went on west for. about a weekI
wedding trip, after which they will re
turn to Devils Lake and commencs
housekeeping at 60s East 9Th street
where they. will be at home to thei
friends after June 18th. -, :. =.
Both these young people are vel
and favorably known In this cit,
where they are very: popular anon,
| the young people with whom botl
were universal favorites. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Barrickman enter upon thei
welded life with bright prospects an
| with the best wishes Of their host O
admiring friends for long life, healtl
happiness and prosperity.
IL i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
READING MATERIAL.

Fifteen years. ago the output Of
printed matter was 100000 tons an
nually, a tremendous figure, to be CON-
ceived only by the familiar piling of
books in the direction Of the moon and
the stretching Of newspapers around
and around the equatorial belt. It as
tonished the country then to learn
how It had developed the habit OF read
ing. 80 i ....~.s. 3d.
: There Is reason for further aston
ishment now. The tonnage Of reading
matter hiss reached one and half
millions. Trains of $4,000 loaded cars
would be required to haul it. The
annual circulation OF $4,000 newspap-
ers and periodicals. Is close upon H.
000, 100000 copies. It is figures that
one person in every four reads daily
newspaper one in two subscribes to
a weekly, and two out of three buy a
monthly magazine. Considering that
a fairly large percentage Of recently
acquired population are not readers at
all, the figures indicate much wider
custom Of reading among those fami-
liar with the English language. The
educative possibilities Of this immense
distribution Of reading material can.
not be overestimated. f
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
!. Maher & Locke's 3rd Ad. to Devils

8 Maher & Locke's 3rd Ad. to Devils
Lake. : $4,000. $sS:3: AS ss,s ..s5 sS
5pss 2. s. to Christian Christiansen ne
IA ne IA A.; 10 NV IA ne Lib
1866. % Il s5: 81 \. 35 ( 35s
Alfred p. Toomey ct al to Chas. M.
Fisher, Sc IA S-156-62. $4,000. HI.
s9 Matthew Nolan to Alfred r. Rowe
lots, Richardson's Sub Div. to Devils
Lake $500. Z I. Il. Il: i 3s.s n: ID NJ
Katies ~ Baker to Egite Koeing,
lot a.; blk 80, Devils Lake. $3.50. 81
w. II. Belford Sheriff to T. ]. Dough.
erty lot 4, blk So, starkweather $7l7..
E23 - - - B: .s. Az. !. !. 4 $SS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
!. TOXIC !.
- - . =,

! G. Smeallie was a Devils Lake bust
ness visitor the first of the week.
Fl A. Jaqua was a passenger to Devils
Lake Monday ,SsssE:s, s,sHy:.;:ss ;.,s..
~ School opened Monday after g two
weeks vacation. 5.ss., .Ss.sz. ..Is,%: ss.s
q. Stuart was in Devils Lake and
Ml4innewaukan on business the, fore
part Of the week. \ @-.s. j.. -.-
ss, VIM. Brennan who has been spend
Ing the winter at Milwaukee has re
turned to his home near this place.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
Mrs. Nriqht Taken to PeniteDtiary

;S 81 sEuesda m fternoo oon Mary
Wright who was convicted at the last
term Of the district court of killing
her foster dangh tier Bulax Coz was
taken to the penite ntiary At Bismarck
Sic was accompa ID ny Mrs. II.
.Belford, Wifi of she iin Belf ford q this
city. ~. ght gsas apparently
cheerful as she left the jail and still
.stoutly insists that she - inno ocent of
the crime of ichs she was conyic icted.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
.ARB|'0||R DAY A !.
FOR / !, / / TOT / Ten
Day Fltltlngly Celebrated at Thai
/. j Place I J !, with T Program, Ball Game
SS II 1 and Tree PlantinQ. y III d. 5 81

Arbor Day was 1attinglys celebrated
ct the TT. Totten Indian School last
Saturday. Trees were planted a game
5of base ball was played between Ft.
Totten and Minnewaukan. sS j. 81 B:
:sO Friday evening at the as
sembly hall the following program was
produced, which proved very interest
Ing and entertaining: + '.5#.:s 4.
( ~ Music us Il e, :: $ .: si- - Band
Glass Exercise - j Boys and Girls
Song Arbor Day School
Recitation -- .'s1The Trees Dream =
b. ,:: s:sa & Il Florestine prien
An sArbor Day Exercise Boys and Girls
Recitation Birth Of Arbor Day
John Decotau fl d /; 'a5 ,5;:
Music ~ t--: y :$- - Band
Recitation .- n ! Pine Needles
ss3 sss William De1o :iss,s
Recital on .- y Il, & bor Day
Joseph Warren #5
Recitation Facts about Trees for;
Everybody " !. Alex sts Arnaud
Song -,ri;: = = n beautiful springtime''
N s N; ;;;i5 Glass Of Girls s Al:
Recitation s. !, { .Arbor Day Tree
3 Il. Mary Sayer s3:S
Tree Queries g -s y Max Layerdure
ss5Sa5 4 ii Ss.$l Joseph Brier
Polish May Song y :-s-. - u. School
Recitat ion MY Tree
Alfred Jettie s#s5 n.
The Four Winds S ] !. ~ Boys
Music - I. s{- Band
lRecitation 'tN1eig ighborly Kindness
3s@s 81 NJ .s5 Patrick Baker
Song !. i1:- ! n. akota Land,
School
lRecitatio q 81. Z The Spring Cry
! NJ Peter Nadeau III
Vocal Duett ! -tI .sI know d Bank
Mrs. Betz and Mrs, Culp
!, Recitation lat do We Plant
rank Me- Hills
s Marcn III t5ano 'a1
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
! CHA|U.|T [. |. | ! ] TAUQUlA
!. PROGRAM. SOON
Directors Expect TO Have liVlaIllrall
. Completed in Near Future

The directors Of the North Dakota
Chautauaua Association are using
every effort to have the prosram for
the coming session comple efed III the
near future. It will be one snf the
strongest. that the ssociafaon have
ever had and nothing will spared
during the coming session and In the
arrangements therefore to make It the
best gear they have ever had s$Sssl s$S
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
MAR RRIAG .lCENS NSES

For the week Of May m j5s:3;
ssa 81 Peter Westergard, age III IA, Devils
Lake. to Militia A.. NJ. M startov, age
20, Devils Lake. 4 ! Z. s:.s p /.
Goodwin odden, age 81, Devils Lake
to Anna Mae Nelson, age ~ Devils
Lake. . 3 t, I: n 55.,.: e,
h Arthur L. Bergeson, age "A. Brad.
dock, to Minnie Z. Anderson age q,
Crary. Ss. ,sss IF. T ;s.5s &. .ts%:% 5:s;
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
Mo /. / R DAY
May 9th IS Being set Aside fo.l| |
Mothers b Day BY Many Cities II
MI Of The United States 555::5. M 81

Many Of the cities Of the United
/ States have set aside May IS
4 Mothers Day on which occasio is
} the intent to RENE member5 and honor the
best moth that ever NJ live 7,ll our
own: That Sis the pnrp pose Of the day
and its emblem ID q white fower, the
emblem of purity. IL recogn milton of
! the appro opriatene ess of the movement
4 Mayor w hitnaan Of this city has issued
35a proclamati 81 line with that being
generally used throughout the land
which follows
Mothers Day Proc oclamatlon. s5S5
no the People Of Devils Lake: 4
55# It having been requested by nunner-
ots citizens OF this city that Sunday,
} May 9th be observed BY the people of
\ \ Devils Lake as Mothers Day, every
man TO wear on. that day "a white low
Ter in honorof his mother, Ihave been
requested I'd ask for q general com!
pliance with the suggestion. 81 ..;: ;2 5sl
S therefore tl In persuance OF this re-
quest and as mayor Of Devils Lake, j
4 hereby recommend that BY general
consent, Sunday May 9th, 1909, be, $set
apart as Mothers Day and that on
I that day every man ana every boy ii
the city of Devils Lake and d every
visitor within our gates, wear q white
flower ia honor of{ his mother. .35.58 .58
And ] suggest that the day be made
{ 3 special occasion for sending flowers
TO the invalids III the Devils Lake
4 homes, and TO the sick In. hospitals, 81
Il Is eminently fitting that ii this,
! as in other worthy movements, Devils
Lake take the lead. Let zus hope that
the first Mothers s day observed Ii
this city will ! be SO uccessful and
inspiring that othe Is cities win In
4 4 future years, follow the example.
Il: Witness my hand as ayor|s Of the
City sof Devils Lake. I. OAK. this 9th
i day Of D. 81 909.
tSssa %:: e. WHITMAN, Ss
fayor. .ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
: !. Stomach Trouble.
=. -. .--tsss--nn : : j,

.'sS5 . ..: Stomach Trouble. - - y y
z.,s Your tongue Is coated = /.
Your breath is foul. - y s...Aysss,s
Headaches come and go. n a. zr*sss a
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove
the cause is the first thing, and Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will do that. Easy to take and most
effective. F ~ {. !,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
ORDER CRY plREcTpRIEs.s

sss Owing 10 the x,eIsss pro- odAciaa
Tho new Directory Of Devils lake. 'sseI
Will only print u ssssa, rssore copies than
we have ordered att The time of going
kc PRESS and would ,sfoFs ~
ruest those who are going 81 want n
copy and have not already ordereds ta
enter their order AZ once either vsitasI
f.ar. E: M fscsse, 81. p. AiiIlss cr asss me:
sssstsr ,esars otsles
Devil saise Eslrsesass, 30. y y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07

observed, and has properly come 70
have IT'S place Ii the calander Of spec.
;ial days ii the church that II sspee
tally Interested il the aboring man
and those matters which have AZ 40
with the interests which are near To
his heart and life At the Presby-
terrain church ere viii be a special
service at ID. at which time the
pastor viii present as subject appros
PIRATE to the occasion. TO this ser
vice all laboring men ana labor 8or
.ganizations are ery heartily Invited.
and viii be cordial coined.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
Labor S Memorial Sunday.

BY pointment Of the United
Federation Of Labor, the second Sum
day Of May Is known as Labor,s Mem
orial Sunday Though Labor Day
comes ii October, vet II was thought
best to observe their memorial day
at an earlier date. In conjunction
with the Department Of church and
Labor Of the Presbyte yterian church,
through its Secretary Chas. +. stelsle,,
the day has come to be very widely
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-07
REA ! / ]. A
RS

The week off
2 Hanson to Raidding, u ~,
d a ne ID $500. Consid era ION
$4,000. fSs
seo.s Locke and \ wife to Carrie.
Lonne evil 1s2 se ! 81 /,
anu 4S5 40 IbbEs.8833 1850.
First State Bank of IIa pden to ri.
wart out ne -44 4 $500.
lshautauqu ASS to E,'lizabeth La
Rue lot Lake Front d. to
Chautaudu
truman ller I'd Adams.
lot]S biz 70 c:lhaus
tauulla
liam Il sto Charles E.'
Richards Iot sgtls axe;
ss2I5sss @
Jennie Mann and husband so
seyill Eaasa hrn an lots i lssi q blk C
Devils sII!
l.uta NJ alters aaa lsssbana 10:
annie oas KIRK y u
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-09
TONIC SALVAGE
TAKES BLUE RIBBON

ATLANTIC CITY, April a.--society,
foreign and local, filed the million dol
lar pier yesterday afternoon and evening
at the opening sessions Of the eleventh
annual show Of the Atlantic City Horse
Show. This is the first time the show
has ever been held at this time of the
year and the first time indoors.
Among the best known exhibitors in
this years event is Tonic Savage, of
Newark. who also has a box for the
week for his family. Other prominent
Jersey society people among the box
holders are Charles e. Van Week and
Andrew Morrison, Of Orange, and Mrs.
E. M. Horne, of Lakewood. Among the
most prominent society people of the
country here tonight are James Woods,
president of the Canadian Hunt Club.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt.
Of New York. The events all passed
Off with surprising smoothness. There
We're no accidents. The jumping was
unusually clean and the judging in oil
events apparently satisfactory.
In the open class for roadsters, e. C.
Rich, of East Orange, walked off with
first with Amanda Baron, and fourth
with Queen Vera. In the open class
for runabout horses, the horse only to
count, Lonzo Salvage carried off the
blue with his chestnut gelding. Grand
Duke. n Andrew Morris, of Glen
Ridge, took the blue in the. open event
: Tor saddle horses with his chestnut
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-09
NEW INVENTIONS
BY NEWARKERS
JUST PATENTED
Essex County Well Represented
in the List OF Mechanical
and Other Devices.

Newark is well represented in the list
of patents obtained through the agency
of Drake & Co. during the week. Pat
ents were granted to the following local
inventors: J. B. Bernhard, furnace
crate; d. Hand, composition Of matter
for basing cement: c. M. Haynes, en-
broidery stiletto; A. j. Parker, automo-
bile support: A. M. Pierman, sound
modifier; C. wiebke, brake for trucks;
s. Schwarz. insecticide and vermin des-
troyer.
Among other patents granted were:
Making prepared sheets from cores Of
West Hoboken; car-bearing, ]. r. Baker,
lMaplewood, inc M. Loucks and w. r.
Clark: Jersey City; duoin. F. w. e,
Brinckmann, Jersey City; seal, e. J.
Brooks, East Orange: valve for the air
ducts of brick kilns and the like, e. H.
Galloway, Westfield: Milk can, J. 3. Con-
over, Jersey City; process of and appa-
ratus for casting metal. T. Critchlow, Jer-
sey City; apparatus for mixing liquids with
gases. 6, petlefsen. Jersey City; dry-bat-
lock, L. r.. Eddy, Elizabeth: carbon-feed
ing. device for arc lamps, r. Fritz, West
Hoboken; safety razor. c. Grabhorp, Ho-
boken; blind-closer. e. johnson, Mont
clair; sp~eed-changins gear, r. p. Lincoln,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-09
READY TO
TAKE AN APPEAL.
His Conviction on Forgery
Charge Confirmed.

on supreme s,n G0ar d Justice ICED Essd. IN an
frmed the conviction Of Matthew J.
found guilty Of forging the name 81 the
late John w. Russell. Of East Orange.
to what was alleged to be a Will. Sam
uel Kalisch, counsel for Ready, imme-
diately gave notice Of al appeal to the
court Of last resort in this State, which
is the Court OF Errors and Appeals.
This notice Of an appeal acts as a stay.
and Ready viii not have to serve the
fve-year sentence until such time, .as
this final appeal is disposed Of.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-09
NO TRACE or EMIL MUCK.

ELIZABETH, April s.-Efforts Of the
police of Elizabeth, Newark, Jersey
City and other cities and towns have as
yet failed to find Emit Mueck. the IT.
year-oId 0 of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Mueck, of 1ls Cherry street. who dis
appeared asst Monday afternoon.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-09
P.R R. R. TRAINS RECORD RUN.

LANCASTER, Pa. April s.-lThe
record run of a PENNSYLVANIA railroad
passenger train between Harrisburg
and Lancaster, t~hirty-six miles, was
made yesterday by a Buffalo express,
drawn by two engines. 1t was twenty
nine minutes late leaving Harrisburg
and made the distance in thirty-fou
and ons-half minutes.
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Jersey City; metallic clip for fastening
flexible handles. to bags, R. P. Martin,
East Orange; subway railway construction,
r. N. r.. Phelps. Montclair: methods of
and device for exhibiting decorative
schemes. ]. N. Wiggin, Orange; binder. F.
Willgertoh, Elizabeth.
Observation-Disclosures car coupling,
American Steel FQyndries, Jersey City;
American Thread Company. Jersey City.
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JOB, HOUSE
AND INSURANCE.

BoGoTA, April 9.-Charles De La
Valliere, a carpenter. says it is true
that 1T never rains but it pours.'' His
fire insurance lapsed a short time ago.
Two days later he lost his position in
New York, and yesterday his home was
burned to the ground.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-09
SPROULL TO SPEAK.

At a meeting tonight in Hyde Park
Reformed Church, East Orange, Don
Q. Shelton. of New York, president of
the National Bible Institute, and John
]. Sproull, president Of the New Jer-
sey State Christian Endeavor Union,
will speak.
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a Lonia, Mrs. W. A. Mc0ibbon, of
New York, up. Miss Else Horne, Of
Lakewood, captured the blue in q Sec
ond saddle event with her brown mare
Topsy. q. c. Rich, of East Orange.
won second with Victor and the third
event went to Albert ]. Davis. Of Spring
Lake, with Nugget.