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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16

Billy Wilson, who engaged in the
printing business with E. s. Harkreid-
er at Galena, Ill, some time ago, re-
turned to this city Monday. They
have been doing an excellent business
in the Illinois town, but Mr.. Wilson's
health has been very poor there, and
he is doubtful of returning. $50
Misses Eleanor A. Baker and Eliza
beth Terry, who have been visiting at
the ;Falger cottage, at Chautauqua for
the past two weeks, left Thursday for
the Yellowstone Park, Seattle and
other western points. The young lad.
les expect to return home via New
Orleans and New York by boat.
A petition was presented to Judge
Cowan, signed by most of the jury of
!, the adjourned June term of the dis
trict court, asking that court be ad-
journed until later date in order
that the jurymen, most of whom are
farmers might be allowed to go home
and do work which needed their at
tention. Judge Cowan adjourned. court
until August 21st. H.. .
On Wednesday, July 21st. special
train will be run from Devils Lake to
the state fair to be held in Grand
Forks from July 20 to "a. The train
will leave this cityat 7:35 a. m. and
i will stop at all stations between Dew.
! lis Lake and Grand Forks to pick up
passengers wishing to take advantage
of this excursion. It will arrive In
Grand Forks at 1850 a. N. The spe.
cial returning to Devils Lake will leave
Grand Forks at $3.50 2. M, July %.
and will stop at all stations for the
accommodation of passengers. ~,
=. H, e. Jewell and Chas. Collander
have leased the Russell building, cor.
| ner Third street and Harrington Ave,
! and will in a few days open tin
shop. They have. purchased com.
/ plete outfit for the carrying on OF
their work, and will be pleased to
/ meet all their old friends. Both these
gentlemen are well known in Devils
4 Lake, both having been for quite a
while employed in the tinwork depart,
ment Of Adams hardware store. and
= we prophesyg that they will have a
sgoodly amount Of business when they
get ready to take the work. IS. .> , !; /:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
For farm loans call on N. II.
Brennan, Devils Lake, n. D.

M. H.. Mandy has recently put in q
large and complete line of wood work
materials, and is prepared to do all
kinds of wagon and buggy repairing
In connection with his blacksmith
shop. Also fit buggies with rubber
tires. This department is In charge
of Jim Palmer. a thoroughly COM
petent wood worker and all work
will be guaranteed to be perfectly sat
isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.. Mandy or Mr.. Kuhn. or telephone
either Bis to 327. 49,.
J. H. Travis made a good record up
from Minneapolis last week Monday
with Halliday Roadster, for which
cars he has the agency. Mr.. Travis
left Minneapolis at $500 o'clock Mon
day night and was at St. Cloud, 65
miles, at 10000 o'clock. He left there
at 1880 the next morning and was In
Fargo, POT miles, at 1900 O'clock in the
evening. Left Fargo at $500 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon and arrived In
Devils Lake. 1853 miles, at 500, MAX
ing in all 440 miles and the actual
running time was % IL hours. That
is surely making good time over coun.
try roads. The machine was 4 CYL
Under, "a horse power roadster.
::& The latter part Of May the three
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Endell, OF this city, was taken to the
Mayos, at Rochester, MINI, for an
operation The infant was born with.
a double cleft pallet and split lip,
being very much deformed. The
Mayos have operated upon this little;
fellow with the result that he was re-
turned home, last Saturday after a
very successful operation, which work
ed an almost miraculous change in
/ the appearance Of his features. All
that remains OF, the split lip lis a very
=, small scar, the pallet has been chang
ed to its natural position, and nearly
levery trace Of the, doformity removed.
| The child is to be sent back later
when flesh win be grated into the
roof Of the mouth. The parents, are
very highly pleased over the operation
July, August and September are the
three months In the year when Hall
/ does the greatest damage Are you; in.
sured? The Ramsey County National
Bank. ~ ~. 70, s..s.
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/. ] LOCAL NEWS.

4.g4.ff
The First National Bank of Devils.
lake. N. D.. loans money on Real
Estate at d very low rate Of interest.
/. You can pay your loan at any time
with us. := 2Z 81 |5s # ..... .4t s. IN
.z Mrs. Ida Binzer is visiting il Chi
cago. 81: i. NJ N
l Miss Bertha Daeley Isl At Lakota Wis:
iting relatives. s s:..; s.s
Marshall and family have moved
TO Chautauqua. 81 s:y ss;sss. " n! HI AZ !,
A. Dinnie,5 Of Grand Forks, Sum
dayed In this city. =s7 BIZ:
The Powell family Of Cando are at
tending Chautauqua. 4 /. ; s.s;., s5 n:
II Fred Bosworth returned from the
east Monday morning. II. s5 3ss. ::, n. q,
1 Governor White is attending the
military encampm 1: IS 5sS} B
Y -. $. Nelson was a business visitor
to Larimore Monday. .:s.3 %sfs Il III @= Jasi
Geo: b: Duis, OF Grand Forks, was IN
Devils Lake Monday .s Z. M :.
H.. G. Mid daugh was In Lakota on
legal business Monde BY. 81 q. a; 4 BIZ. i;
@P. q yHyden Of ST. Paul was a visitor
ID Devils Lake Monday. a G. b :.
Irwin Merrill, Of Grand Harbor, was
in the city Wednesday. q 4. (: n 7 mi ~. 1. !.
TX Knutson, Of Leeds, was d Sum
day visitor IN this city. q. X .. ~
Miss Elsie Turner sundayed at
Larimore with relatives. s Y III -. !:
Edward Pixley, Of churchs Ferry, rs
camping ct chautalq ua Id Il $s5 5 /. BIZ
Rev. W. D. Reese, 81 Fort Totten,
8 was il the city Tuesday i Il: 5s T.
4 Miss Eta Mckay, Of Grand Harbor,
& IS visiting at Chautauaua:: u I
u hi. sWenson and family. Of Crazy
U are camping At Chautanqu Il
u Nv. N. Smith, Of Orator, was q yis
q itor this city this SWeek: ~,
n The Great Clothing Sale continues
6 at the New York Cash Store.
q Miss Ruby Henley Il visiting 4 A
Leeds Tor q couple Of weeks. Y
Il Farm Loans. Money on hand oil
favorable terms. Lowest rate. If,
Ghamberlin. 4. d d
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16

.....azsa.
Special sale Of wrappers and kimon-
/, as worth 81. rs and $500; your choice
| for $1.19 at the New York Cash Store.
Paul Farup, OF Park River, has been
il Devils Lake and at Chautauqua this
week. 2pff ,15 la 81 4 r Kid Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holbrook, Of
!, Pleasant Lake, are at Chautauqua this
week :. q = :{': e. i. n l% n. IS ,
Mrs. Culp, Of Fort Totten,, was. a
guest at the G. &C., Connolly home last
week ; sS:s ,;s.
!: Why don't you Investigate the great
clothing sale at the New York Cash
Store? 2G3s$si j.55 MN !. n H.. -"
! Mr.. and Mrs Fred, Traynor are en-
joying visit from Miss Traynor from
Canada. & st5s>& &1 Ii FIT ,S +j
Mrs. G. a. Hall. of Lakota,is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
HALEY. . 24s 49, T. &. 4. %s. $a u.
<J. L. stensland and son, Of Edmore,
were business visitors in this, city
Tuesday tss 81. 5s: , Il sz{ VI ~ s N III I.
Dr.: G. ]. Robinson, 81 Bisbee, Is 4
guest at the home Of MI. and Mrs,
Hazard. ~ H'S' 81 1st Y .: s3 &
Percy Crewe Of Williston is visiting
at the home Of his mother and brother
I'm this city. 4 5... :s.#gs=.s d.
Fred Filteau, ,of Grand Forks, was
Ea: Sunday visitor il this city and at
! chautaua $5. s 5ss $'$5 v /!
i 20. r" Torson, Of Grand Forks, lis
spending the week with his family at
Chautauqua. ,5 :s. :,5 +. ~ :.t - !:
|. Miss Grace Thomps son, of iLarimore,
was q guest at the stoltz home In this
city Sunday A !.
Attorney Il Burke, Of MinneWaukan.
was attending district court ID this
lefty Saturday. B sss'j551
Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. Wells, of; Aneta,
Il are Devils Lake and Chautauaua Yisi
ltors this week. 55; \. s:3 S3Es ,ssztE
~ Ed. Adams. q. Warwick, has. been
Visiting at Chautauqna and III Devils
Lake this week. s4s "a. 4
Miss Myrtle Baker returned to her
4 home at Neche Monday after 4 visit
at Chautauqua gs.. III,
Mrs. 3. O. Gilmore and daughter, 81
h Barton, visited At Ghautauqua the fore
q part Of the week 3I3 ., &
200 yards new fancy ribbons ORTIZ
& 45c q yard, On sale at 29c a yard. New
Work Cash Store. s$.s, S.@s5
q Chill ren,s wash suits. newest mod
els, on sale TAT the New York Cash
Store this week. 5 ri 53s..
s. Marion and family 81 Ana
moose, are living at Chautauqua dur
4 ing the session.
All white street skirts worth supstc
;ss3,50 each on sale at{ 81 So. The New
York Cash Store
! s5 Miss Grace IIolco mb, Of Boone, Ia ia,
was ID guest Of \ Mr.: and Mrs. N. Il
blonde over sund
supts edward returned last wteel
from Minnesota I. where he had beer
visiting his parents
MI. and Mrs. oliver Evans 81 and d, Mrs
walsh are enjoying q weeks outing
lat Freshwater lake. ssssSsy
Mr. and Yrs. Barton. Of Lsarimodrt
\ and MIS- coleman, ofs ia rtlajn, d, Maine
are visiting At hautauauu
! ~. yelson, of Orr, II. Dak.
H guest at the home 81 N II ana Mrs
W yelson ii this
Fred u. Locke has money 10 LOAF
Il onS farms Low rats off ntsseas VIII
speciaI payment privileges E'hon'
sss,
Money 10 loan oss 81
Abundance NJ All NV. rates IA,
favorable terms. ramsey County nsa
tiohsi .1's'
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16

*#*A BIG SALE SATURDAY. JULY IL. s
! will sell on this occasion three doz-
5en Trimmed Hats at $500 each. Three
dozen children's hats at a5c, 75c,, and
sl.oO each. W. &; ,iS d:
Winans Millinery, Mann block. r
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For farm loans call call: on NJ. ]. Il.

For farm loans call on NJ. II.
Brennan, Devils lake. N. D. III ... 4. !
First mortgage farm loans, { See
Fred .. Locke. I. ;s s...:>s 1, y
Isl L. H. Bratton and wife, Of Rugby,
are at Chautauqua this week. .s,st . u \
Miss Hilma Freeburg, Of Toxic, was
la Devils Lake visitor Monday. n
Robert Conyers, Of Cando, has been
q Chautauqua visitor this week. 4 I. /
4 Judge Templeton, 81 Grand Forks,
was In Devils Lake Friday last. IS ss \:
Edgar Doheny, Of Dunseith, is Wis.
tting with his parents In this city, Z.
Miss Maude sprague has had FOL, her
guest this week Miss Mona Lyons. III )
E Andrew Johnson and family i Of
Leeds are living at Chantauqua. 5s 4.
I. Alfred stene, OF Brock was bus
mess visitor in this city Tuesday r. \
T. p. O'Connell Of Grand Forks, was
q visitor in this city over Sunday, 4. /
|ta Miss Ethel Fitzgerald, Of Lakota.,
sundayed$ al the Hooking cottage. ssss 35
Saturday will be the last day Of the
auction sale lat the Whitford store.
Is Miss N 3. Nelson Is visiting with
relatives and friend IS \ Mltillnneap u.s.
Chas. Anderson and family OF Mime
waukan have moved to- Chautauq
E Mrs. M. :vobayda and daughter, $of
Lawton, are camping at Chautauqua.S
Jack LaBine, of Larimore, was a Wis.
| itor In this city the first Of the week.
Mrs. T. Morris, Of Morris, has been
| a Chautauqua visitor for g few days,
-. M. Crazy, OF the Edmore Herald,
/ was ii the city on business Saturday
iss:$ Mr. ana Mrs. Geo. Mel .ean, Of 4 I'D.
more, have been at Chautauqua this
week. II Il s5E n l
Auction sale every afternoon 3Ean 4
|eyening this week at the 'W Y q
Store 5.3 . :5 g .ss +: }5$. Il s.
Mss Aloysia Bedford has as hel
guest Miss Bernice Griffin of Grand a
Forks; 55s g. ss% B i5s
Muslin und skirts ana night gowns
| on special sale At the NSeW York oasf
Store n
S} Money "a Loan On e arms, q 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
\ aaLoney NJ i..oan o sfFlsas.

Abundance of at law rates and
affavorable terms. Ramsey County Ma
sstionsi Ranls. 's'55
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
Is Il, u; an 81 EaFrl,s.

bund lance NJ Il 81 low rates ana
favorable terms. Ramsay County Ma
aonsi Baal ISL
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16

s Fred Locke has money 10 loan
oDnns farms Low rate Sof interest With
speciaI payment prtyile gea Phone.
ssss.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

1373-John Mas, Meadow Lake,
Wash.
1374-JOhn J. Borsheim, Seattle.
1374-H. A. Smith, Randall, Wn.
1376-Charles Hahlstrom, Occur
d'Alene.
1377-Frederick w. Wichmann,
agent, Seattle.
1378-Charles s. Agnew, Omaha,
Neb.
1379-George H. Day, 1418 River
side ave-, Spokane.
1380-Ole Band, Bonners Ferry,
1381-W. H. Cleveland, Payette,
Idaho.
1382-George Peebler, Portland,
Ore.
1383-Robert Sowle, Hutchinson,
Mimi.
13S4-John w. Ross, Box S44,
Spokane.
1385-Henry F. Pelton, agent,
Fort Smelling, MINI.
1386-Oscar A. Wilson, Reubens,
Idaho.
13S7-John Haggard, Mace, Idaho
1388-William R. Zepp, Winona,
MINI.
13S9-Mary E. Dawes, S3O3 Ha.
ven ST., Spokane. =
1390-Eugene Wood, Columbia
Falls, Mont.
1391-Helen Jones, Fort Madison,
Iowa.
1392-John Hilmer Johanson, San
Francisco.
1393-David Miller, First and
Jefferson ST., Spokane.
1394-Orville N. Brown, agent,
Reed City, Mich.
1860. A. Jones, Edmunds,
Wash.
1396-Rudolph H. H. Tietjen,
Cole Camp, Mo.
1397-John Warren, Haverhill, o.
1398-Roswell X. Soper, agent,
Jackson, MINI.
1896. w. Lane, Garfield, Wn,
1400-George G. Doggett, Har-
rington, Wash.
1401-Benjamin Bernstein, Spo-
kane.
1402-W. E. Willis, Quilliam, Mo.
1403-E. w. Richmond, Plain.
vile, Kan.
1404-John w. Quinn, Woodland,
Wash.
1405-Alfred Stanklift, Standpoint
Idaho.
1406-Jesse Anderson, Seattle.
1407-John Farvey Armstrong,
Holtville. Cal.
1408-W. F. Seagraves, Waits.
burg, Wash.
1409-Frank F. Wittenberg, WHO'S
Augusta ave., Spokane. 81
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Mr.. A. H. Powell.

MI. "A. n. fOWoll,
Mfg. Chemist, Spokane, Wash.
Dear Sir-Having suffered with
stomach trouble for a number of
years, and tried a great many doc
tors and a great many proprietary
preparations but obtained no per-
manet relief until took your stom-
ach remedy, and am pleased to say
that ] have no further stomach
trouble and can eat anything l de-
sire and suffer no bad results.
am professional nurse, having
nursed for 80 years, some of the
time for DR.. Hob Of New York
city, the greatest specialist on chill
dren's diseases; also had charge of
Wardner hospital at Wardner, Ida,
for two years. Since learning by
my own experience the great bene-
fit from the use Of Powell's Stom-
ach Remedy, / have recommended
1t to a great many for children and
adults, and in each case it has been
remarkable for the good 1t has
done. l cheerfully recommend it to
anyone suffering with any kind of
stomach trouble, as am anxious to
aid anyone suffering from sickness
of any kind, and l have never
known of medicine to compare
with Powell's Stomach Remedy for
all kinds of stomach trouble. Yours
truly, ELSIE STEINER.
2120 Boone Avenue.
Spokane, Wash, Feb. II, 1909.
A. H. POWELL
2702 e. Buckeye Avenue
Phone, N. 9450
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BY CHARLE5 RE4OE ana DION BOUcIcAULT

time to contradict herself. you
have nothing to fear" said he;
/ keep this side of the island, and
I'll live on the other, rather than
hear the name of Arthur Ward
law"
Helen's courage failed her at that
spirited proposal, and she made no
reply at all, but turned her back
haughtily, and went away from
him, only when she had got little
way, her proud head dropped, and
she went crying.
A few days later came a great
misfortune.
Hazel had 4S ducks in the. air,
and was rising before breakfast to
catch another couple, when he was
seized with pain in the right hip
and knee, and found he could
hardly walk, so he gave in that
morning, and kept about the prem
Uses. But he got worse, and had
! hardly any use Of his right side,
I from the waist downward, and was
in great pain.
AS the day wore on, the pain and
loss Of power increased and resist
ed all his remedies. There was no
fever to speak of, but nature was
grimly revenging herself for many
a gentler warning neglected. When
he realized his condition he was
terribly cut up and sat on the sand
with his head in his hand for near
ly two hours. But, after that period
of dependency he got up, took his
boathook and, using it as a staff,
set to work.
Amongst his materials was a
young tree he had pulled up. The
roots ran at right angles to the
stem. He just sawed off the ends
of the roots and then proceeded to
shorten the stem.
/ Helen, who had always a secret
eye on him and his movements,
had seen there was something
wrong and came timidly and ask
ed what was the matter.
Nothing said he, doggedly.
| Then why did you sit so long
on the sand? l never saw you like
THAT"
.'I was Eliminating"
'"What upon? Not that I have
lany. right to ask"
"On the arrogance and folly of
men; they attempt more than they
can do, and despise the petty pru-
dence and common sense of wom-
en-, and smart for it, as I am smart
ing now for being wiser than you.
"Oh," said Helen, why, what is
the matter? and what is that you
have made? 1t looks like-Oh,
dear!"
1T is a crutch," said Hazel, with
forced calmness, "and 1 am a
cripple"
Helen clasped her hands and
stood trembling.
Hazel lost his self control for a
moment and cried out in a voice OF
| agony. "A useless cripple. l wish
was dead and out of the way"
Then, ashamed of having given
way before her, he seized his
crutch, placed the crook under his
arm and turned sullenly away from
| her.
Four steps he took with his
crutch.
She caught him with two move
ments of her supple and vigorous
! frame.
| Ito be continued.)
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OIAhI EN- Afl-OOuJlnuc0.
THAT is the word. Nor will |
ever deign to mention him again.
II my love had touched your heart,
should have been obliged to men.
ton him, for then l should have
been bound to tell you a story in
which he is mixed, my own miser-
able story--my blood boils against
the human race when l think of it.
But, no, l see l am nothing to you;
and l will be silent"
1T is very cruel of you to say
that" replied Helen, with tears in
her eyes; tell me your story, and
you will see whether you are moth
ing to me-"
mot one word of It," said Hazel,
slowly, until you have forgotten
that man exists"
"Oh! thank you, sir, this is plain
speaking. l am to forget honor and
plfghted faith; and then you will
trust me with your secrets, when /
have shown myself unworthy to be
trusted with anything. Keep your
secrets, and I'll try and keep faith !;
ay, and shall keep it, too, as long
as there's life in my body"
Cant you keep faith without
torturing me, who love your"
Helen's bosom began to heave at
this, but she fought bravely. Love
me less, and respect me more"
said she, painting; you affront me,
you brighten me. l looked on you
as a brother, dear brother. But
now l am afraid Of you'll am
afraid"
He was so injudicious as to in
terrupt her, instead of giving her
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

A Turkish bath ia what you need
this spring. 1t Is better than any
medicine for spring tonic. Tone
you up and removes all impuritie{
from your system. We have spen
$4,000 in fixing up our parlors ant
they are the finest in the north
west. Come tonight Bath and be
$1.00. Turkish baths, First an
Stevens. H. p. Nichols, prop
Phone. 1241. SO
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Workingmen, George wants to see
you at the Workingmen's Home,
corner Main and Browne. Free
reading and laundry rooms. Beds.
10c; rooms, 15c.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

1279-Maurice 8. Parker, sos
Sprague avenue, Spokane.
1280-C. w. Bethel, 1926 Bridge.
port avenue, Spokane.
12S1-M. F. Burke, Auburn.
Wash.
12S2-Alexander d. Smith, agent,
Oakland City, Ind.
12S3-Samuel McKinstry, Hager.
man, N. M.
12S4-Frank A. Minger, st. An.
thony, Idaho.
12s5-Harry c. Latimer, Anacor.
ties, Wash.
12S6-Fred H. Meloy, North Yak
ina, Wash.
12S7-Harry A. Meier, Portland,
Ore.
128S-John 8. Goul, Boise, Idaho.
12S9-Nelson Paul, Occur
d'Alene, Idaho.
1290-Gustavo Riemland, Start
up, Wash.
1291-Charles L. Jordan, Marsh
field, Ind.
1292-J. A. Young, Grant Works,
Ill.
12s3-Arthur Aubry. Superior,
Wis.
1294-John Matthias Peters,
North Yakima, Wash.
1295-C. s. Mcbride, Spokane.
1296-Henry w. Riedman, Alton,
Iowa.
1297-Charles j. Mann, New
Harmony, Ind.
129S-Charles e. Opel, Spring
field, Ill.
1299-zsigmond 10th, Occur
d'Alene.
1300-Harvey 8. Apple, Seattle.
1301-Fred Wunder jr, Baker
City, Ore.
13O2-F. F. Polquehun, Occur
d'Alene.
13O3-Nellie L. Drew, Fargo,
N. D.
1304-Lew Fockler, Occur
d'Alene.
13O5-Mae R. Shields, $4713 Ne
vada street, Spokane.
1306-Brown Biggs, r. D. No. 3,
Spokane.
13O7-A. H. Miller, Nbertyville,
Iowa.
1900. E. Tiffin, Hotel Alger,
Spokane.
1000. w. Upper, 2414 Bryant
avenu, Spokane.
1310-Andrew Bowling, rear 412-
420 Front avenue, Spokane.
1311-Albert c. Patheal, Payette,
Idaho.
1312-C. T. Strahorn, Spokane.
1313-Ira w. Shipman, White
fish, Mont.
1314-E. D. Heppenstall, Seattle.
1315-John Burden, Prinston,
Idaho.
1316-Charles M. Howison, gen.
eral delivery, Spokane.
1317-Arthur E. Ashley, Spo-
kane.
131S-Charles B. Russell, st. Joe,
Idaho.
1319-Ole o. Brinde, 1923 Lib.
erty avenue, Spokane.
1320-Francis M. Smith, Belling
ham, Wash.
1321-Nellie G. Walsh, go In
diana avenue, Spokane.
1322-Daniel Mowatt, Terrell
Idaho.
1323-Charles Bowers, Wichita
Kan.
1324-F. w. Funk, Portland, Ore
1325-Wellington E. Bates, Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho.
1326-Charles L. Fish, agent
Marshall, Mich.
1877. A. Glenn, Walla Walla
Wash.
132S-Jennie B. Austin, Sand
point, Idaho.
1329-Richard c. Eisele, Hunt
ington, Ore.
1330-Eliah S. Boyles, E32s
Princeton avenue, Spokane.
1331-Merrill Chalker, Lewiston
Idaho.
1926. R. Taft, Seattle.
1880. N. Biddle, Columbus, o
1134-Algot Kogstrom, Welzy
Idaho.
1335-R. R. Luther, Neg Perce
Idaho.
1336-Frank s. B. Fletcher, Pasa
dena, Cal.
1337-Florence G. Burns, Walla
Walla, Wash.
1880. H. Pruett, Tekoa, Wash
1339-Nehemiah Powell, Clifford
Idaho.
1340--Elma C. Spaulding, Pull
man, Wash.
1910. X. Jones, Davenport
Wash.
1342-John Johnson, Gillett
Wis.
1343-George B. Marvel, Clinton
Ill.
1344-Martin A. Johnston, S907
Adams St, Spokane.
1345--A. c. Meyers, 1926 Garfield
ST., Spokane.
1346-R. M. Woods, 913 Cora ave
Spokane.
1347-Jesse Sammons, Deer
Park, Wash.
1348-Gust ]. Johnson, Cripple
Creek. Col.
1349--Anna Corocoran, Hamel
MINI.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

DAN p. BAGNELL & CO.,
Mining Brokers. GA PauIsen Bldg
Phone N. 936. Spokane, Wash.
Established 1897.
FOR SALE
5000 Wonder, rs.
5000 Missoula, rs.
1000 Moonlight, 4.
5000 Happy Day, 2.
5000 Doom Paul, 4Hc.
IA Inland common, $44.
10 Canadian Con. S., 500.
WILL BUY
500 Monitor, 35.
Exchange Bank, $145.
5000 Snowshoe, 81.
5000 Rambler, 9.
500 Snowstorm, $1.38.
1000 Hypotheek, IN.
5000 Pearl, 2.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

Dealers in junk and hides. Kahn &
Falk Co.. 10-12-14 e. Main. Main
5474.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

X. of p. lodge meets every Friday
night In Pacific halls. Work on
the first, second and third Fridays
{ .cb month. Fourth Friday 10 so
cial night. Visiting knights are
welcome.
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Board and Rooms

Board offered-Board and room in
first class private boarding
house; hot bath; walking distance:
best location in city; refined people
only; trees, veranda and piano.
324 8. Howard. Main 2648.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10

l want your second hand household
furniture; top prices paid. Wedg.
wood, 915 Bridge. Max 2542.
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Miscellaneous.

Miss Marie Strasil, first class man.
touring. Granite block, room 1872.
Phone Main 9442.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-10
FOR SALE.

Two five passenger touring cars
for cash or trade for good city
property. Address G.. w. NJ, 1912
Second avenue.
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Attorneys.

Samuel T. Crane, Lawyer. 40 Co.
lrmbia Bid. Phone Main 9392.