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HENRY WARD BEEcHER thus states HI

HENRY WARD BEEcHER thus states his
faith: 1.-THE foundation doctrines, as /
hold them, are a personal God, Creator
and Ruler over all things; the human
family universally sinful; the need and
possibility and facts of conversions; the
divine agency in such a work; Jesus
Christ, the manifestation of God in
human conditions; His office in redemp-
ton supreme. !! do not believe in the
Calvinistic form of stating the atone
ment. 1 do not believe in the fall of
the human ace in Adam, and, of
course, I do not hold that Christ's work
was to satisfy the law broken by Adam
for all his posterity. The a was not
lost, but has been ascending steadily
from creation. I am in hearty accord
with revivals and revival preaching,
with the educating forces of the church,
and in sympathy with all. ministers who.
in their several ways, seek to build up
men into the image of Jesus Christ, by
whose f%aithfulness, generosity and love
! hope to be saved and brought home to
heaven"
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Hanging Horse Thieves.

DALLAS, Tex, June 25.-News reached
here last night that yesterday the citizens
posse from the Texas and Indian Terri
tory side of the Red river, in the neigh
borhood of Delaware bend, who have for
several weeks past been chasing the
gang of outlaws who have been murder
ing and stealing horses and stock in that
section, overlook the gang and captured
eight of them and hanged them to one
tree. They proceeded a few miles fur
ther and captured four more whom they
killed in a similar manner. About three
weeks ago three horse thieves were
lynched, making a total of fifteen dead
outlaws to the credit of this posse. Fully
twenty members of the gang have been
slain since last spring, and a half dozen
good officers and citizens have lost their
lives,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04

IT comes with poor grace for the Bis
marck Tribune to talk about "betrayal"
in this way:
1t must vex the late Hon. John B.
Raymond to have President Cleveland
insist upon the execution of his order to
vacate the Winnebago and Crow Creek
reservation. Mr.. Raymond was the
man mainly instrumental in getting
President Arthur to issue the order
throwing that reservation open to settle
ment. During his whole term in con
gress he worked persistently to that end,
in the interest Of South Dakota, to which
section of the territory he is warmly at
tached. After all he did for South Da.
kota. the politicians down there betrayed
him at the Pierre convention.
But the Fargo Republican hits the
nail on the head in this wise:
All true except that Mr.. Raymond
was betrayed by a little coterie of Judas
lscariots from the north, the chief of
whom is a citizen of Bismarck.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
Bismarck Waterworks.

Bismarck is to have waterworks. A
contract has been let to E. H. Bly,, of the
Sheridan house, by which he is to fur
nish that city with water for five cents
per barrel water for fires to be furnished
free), private citizens to pay seven cents
per barrel. The city is to pay $4,000 per
year for forty water hydrants, the water
for fires to be furnished free; also pay
$1,000 per year for flushing sewers after
the same are constructed. The reser-
voir system is to be adopted, and an
elevation of at least 100 feet is guaran.
teed.
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been slain.

The bloodiest Indian war known fol
half century is now imminent-that is
to say, we hope it is imminent. Five
hundred Bloods and Piegans are march
ing upon several times that many Crows
and Grosventres in Montana. The wal
department should issue an order COM
polling the frontier military to see that
both sides are annihilated. DIN an
Indian, anyway, Sitting Bull included
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial kilograms to the DAILY INTER.
OCEAN.
A Bloody Feud.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 27.-There is a
desperate state of affairs in Central Ken
lucky. Four armed bands are hunting
each other like wild beasts. One man
named Hall killed Frank johnson who
had been intimate with Halls wife. At
the inquest a free fight occurred. Two
of the Hall faction were killed and four
wounded. A number of other Killings
in court and elsewhere are reported.
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List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for at the post.
office at Devils Lake, D. T., for the week
ending June 30, 1885. If not called
for within thirty days they will be sen,
to the dead letter office. Parties calling
for any Of said letters will please saw adj.
vertised:
Benson CG Bergeran C
Beatty Everett L Breen John
Brown Mrs ii Brakken Ingeborg
Burnett l. Breen Miss Maggie
Coudest l.
Dexter ) Il Dakota Joseph
Duchesman T Il
Ellis Il
Fitzpatrick Mrs
Gilbey Peter Genshaw C II
Hauxwell c Haugen Nellie
Haughan Ole Hart VIM
Hefti NJ
Kittelson OG
Lautenslager Fred Lane Il
Miles Robt CO McLoy Alexander
Miles La Motto 3
Olson Adam Olson Feeder
Perssen Margaret
Rutherford Henry
Stevens Nellie Shanahan A
Younger CA
H.. c. HANsBRoUGu,
Postmaster.
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SUN MONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA District Court.
COUNTY OF GRAND FORKS. Third Judicial District.
Elting +. Warner
vs.. SSummons.
Lewis X. Arnold.
The Territory of Dakota to the above named defend.
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in the above entitled action, which, was
on the 18th day of May. 1885, filed with the clerk of said
court at Grand Forks, d T, and TO serve u COPY Of YOUR
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, nj his
Office in Devils Lake in the county of Ramsey and Ter.
r,tory aforesaid, within thirty days after the service of
this luminous upon You, exclusive Of the DAY OF such
service: and if yen fail to answer the said COMPLAINT
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
VIII take Judgment against YOU for the sum Of four
hundred and ~siNty-siN 74-ltU dollars and interest at ten
per cent. per annum on S497 from June Is, 1851, less
$40 paid April %, 1885, and interest on S3O9.7 at L.
per cent. per annum from August To- 1884, besides
CO, Is and disbursements.
Dated May G, A.. D. 1855.
JAS. I. OBRIEN,
l0-l5 Plaintiffs Attorney, Devils Lake, DIT.
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ranging the minutest details for the oc-
casion. And yet during all this time she
had known, it seems, that she wal to be
another mans wife. Mark Ward was
one of the representatives in the last leg
islature and has many friends in Mitch
ell who hope that he was not cognizant
of all the facts in this sad drama.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1885.

Our kilograms today state that a new
and so far exceedingly body feud has
been in~augurated IN Kentucky. Just
how long this feud will last will depend
largely upon the size of the families en-
gagged. It will last till all on both sides
have been slain.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04

RUSSIA has adopted q new method OF
worrying England. Our dispatches state
that an emissary of the car has melted
a conflict between the two principal
khans of India, one of which has seized
100000 belonging to the other. Eng.
land is expected to interfere.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
They're Tame Indians.

AoWS SWoIu iuu I1cluet.
The citizens of Devils Lake, D. T., arc
preparing for a big blow out on the 4th
of July, and propose to kill a beef and
invite a party of Indians to the feast,
then have a big war dance. This will be
all nice enough if the Indians do not end
up the feast with (Custer'd) pie as they
did in the Black Hills a few. years ago.
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to Her "Great White Step
Father IN Washington.

MRS. G. ". CLIFFORD.
Toll, toll tho bells in Washington!
Put Grape on every door,
Your poor, forgotten relative
Lies weltcring in the gore
Of her murdered dead.
0, cover up the capitol!
Its walls are all too white,
They mark, this day, our misery,
In flashing back the light
Der broken hearts.
Aye, shield the dear Apache!
Till the murderous play is done,
Then feed him on San Carlos;
Let him keep his knife and gun
However red with blood.
DRAGON SUMMIT, Arizona.
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Russia Takes a New Tack.

BOMBAY, June 30.-Isa Khan, backed
by a Russian emissary, has risen against
Abdallah Khan and seized Il million
pounds sterling of government money.
Complications with England are likely
to result.
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South Dakota Gets Him.
Ernnd En.Es HaHali

DR.. VIM. NJ. Blackburn, president of
the University of North Dakota, has
been unanimously elected president of
the university at Pierre, South Dakota,
where he is now. This promising insti-
tuition is under the care of the Presby-
terrain church.
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The Threatened Indian J1pris,np.

Fort RENO, June 30.-An Indian out
break is imminent. Several freighters
have been murdered. A double line of
sentries has been put out at the post.
No Indians are allowed inside. All are
well armed and officers compute three
thousand bucks in the field. The situa-
ton is critical.
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Let Them Annihllate Eac,, Other.

FoRT KEoGH, Mont, June 29-Five
hundred Blood and Piegan Indians are
coming south from the British line to
make wal on the Crows and Grosventres.
The trouble grows out of the winters
stock raids. The cowboys arc looking
after the raiders.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
ARlOdyO PrOsnect.

KANSAS CITY, June 81. The Chey.
ennes, armed, ammunitione;! and well
mounted, are holding pow.Hows. II
they 60 on the warpath the sill MUIR
der the troops as well as the -%ottlers.
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Tamnlany Kicks.

New YORK, June 29.-The appoint.
ment of Hadden to succeed Robertson
as collector Of the port satisfies the mug
wumps and the county Democrats, while
TammanY kicks.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04

DAKOTA, Minnesota, Michigan and
Oregon are the only states promising a
full yield of grain this year, according
to our %telegraphic advices today.
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Keeley's appointment.

LONDON, June 29.-The Vienna CORES
pondent Of the Times says that Minister
keely's appointment was withdrawn by
President Cleveland on account of the
Italian minister's objections.
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Fish Gets Ten Years.

New YORK, June 30.-James D. Fish,
the swindling bank president, gets ten
years in the state prison at Auburn.
Fish was unmoved. He did not change
color OF alter his expression during OF
after the sentence.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
Death of Col. Gentry.

FoRT SMELLING, June 29.-Lieut. Col.
W. +. Gentry, of the 25th infantry is
dead. His ailment was bright's disease.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04

CHICAGO, June 3O.-Crop reports tend
to show that the only promise of a full
yield is in Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan
and Oregon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04

WASHINGTON, June ga number OF
discharges will soon be made in the var
ious departments,
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C1a"hpEe-
Improving

PORTLAND. Maine. June 27.-After
clambake the grand army adjourned.
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Reducing the Force.

Mt. MAcGREGoR, June 27.-Ge:
Grant seems to be improving.
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wanted to BE- rather good looking ( once
80 l combed back my bangs" "Wtll," he
saic, please don't do it again Dole AMI
here's a V. to buy your silence on the sub
iect," aud so, Nell, you see Mr.. g. s
mistaken. But il you ask me then what
does a woman dr. IS so much for will an
swer that it is Tor the purpose of rasping
the bress of her own SIX. IL is Just as
natural to her to wish to do this as il to
want to eat pickles and slate pencils some
tim 5, run from half inch nous, or
C lab Il nee rather than pa a str ,nge cow
Remove this dtsi e nd you weuld tske the
peIh out the whole occupa ion OF dress.
The only thing that would ,han b. lef
W. uld be the wCmanly instinct for s, il
pretty fabrics, which is found equally 10
tn little girl aud the gran moth,r
l believe | promis d to t II you sb1ut
some xquisits Il ,wers, / saw at the resi-
demo OF a Mrs T. on Lsmiue SIRE, I, they
were sou,e 'xqu site specim, n of the new
81 athsrine Mermot" r, ses which ar i, st
nns fashion able In the asst. They are Of
deli a e ink, fragrant and very pr fnse
h1we's and W re brG ught 20 Mrs L. b. an
aunt I ON Chicago. i Sd promised 20 tell
you what tslented eectIemaa sad of ,ou,
and | know all this tine, woman ike you
are dSing to heari' w, II then the ge tie
man Is Mr.. :, e 'chelor W er who &C
riding to Will is a fle cranky end sar-
castle but OF o tie best Informed and best
hearted men soir G, VII he is SO minde !.
He said he had lad tn pleasure of met
ing 'Ou at a P,thiaD tertainment CnCe
a d that ytu had clear mind d tn. IN st
X essive pair OF eyes he err saw" H.
said you taxed ike woman too, aid rot
like either girl of the period or a DE
away Mis- wi h reith r rs. For ambi-
ton" He al.O said YOU just suited him."
On MI, wa mt il too funny. Will said
| shOu'd'' tell you but of course lcouldu't
ksepit a now you rea ly mus: be very
nice the Dexf line you meet the gentlem IN
aud If course IL 1.-The worst com to the
worst" you cen count on
Yours, lovingly,
DoLLIE.
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TODOLLIE.
Some Pertinent suggestions On a
Much Neglected Subject.

DEAR DoLLIE.
Yours OF the 29th, h. a REGULAR inter-
est for m, and ter C. fully lerusing it.
| ha n t. answer. y ur rints to Dear
Nell ar exec i gly u me :. but "a |
her sex TO viii h tn y~il app V, heartily
commend th.m 10 the W YES sni daught rs
of t. enI re land And NV, while you
are oil ting on To V nr S fortuna e sis
err, me h DIS bv whIrh TN Y can ia in the
r, q ir re of keel ence in the cul n
airy lIu., does not an he, far more
mpor ant id resi- self to you?
Y.u FIR tn he al eg auce W. MN owe
o soc V, ard hit t. On re these
5 cial dut' viii in efie,t forever reles te
h.r TO la pg oh iv,On. But how many
wives nd d lighters, their -sgerness to
pander TO 'hp extrava ant demands of soci
sy max. home, and lhos- Nho should be
mo dear to them, secOn arv cons dera ions,
thereby forcirg hn-h nds nd bro hers 20
Sc k that emf yment and soci lily through
on ide ctan ell VIII ch, prop rly, should
be prov ded for m home.
4 ha> been truthfully sd that good
wife is like the ivy which Leautifes the
ldi to viii h il ling Iwining It's ten
drIs IN r. lovin ly as me converts the
ancient edifce into ruin, and tie smile is
aptly drawn.
Tha po-sessior of wordiy wealth is not
nece sary in order t create rue happiness.
TIE humhlest abode in the land may be
m de to outsh n the glitter ng plen 'or of
wen roy lty itself, if love nj affection bu,
dwell within. Then why MT srend less
time in administering to the comfort and
enjoyment of those who have no earthly
claim upon us, and turn our attention to
those who have an Unborn right 10 them.
There are innumerable ways by which our
homes may be made trsctive. snd if the
wives and daughters If today would spend
If the time they waste in the giddy whirl
of society, in beaut flying their own homes
and rendering more congenial and pleasant
their family circles, there would be more
true happiness, and corresponding dimin
ution OF misery, in this world of ours. Do
YOU rot think so, Dollie.
Let me hear from you at your earliest
convenience with views on this subject,
for it is one which deeply interests me.
And-oh, yes, / cine nelr forgetting
some;hing-Bsbys got smother tooth.
Yours, muchly,
WILL
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ADVICE TO BOYS
To State Their Intentions as Early
as Possible.
Editor BAZOO:

Editor BAZoo:
Will you pl sse be kind enough and
spare me small space in your paper, so [
can have a short talk tn the bows who
re- your PAPER? Bell, wing 6rmly that
csn give them f-w hints which think
will be of great ene6t 20 tn m, / submit
the following lines to your care:
Now boys,-I don't me an you civ ones
but YOU can read too if you like, sill it
is to Your more timid and b'shful country
cOu ms | wish To address thes. remarks.
TITS Is wHat / wish to s.y: When you
ell t. see a young lady dOu't sit in
the drawing room or psrlor fer
half an hour after you get there before you
let her know that you came u see her, but
AK whoever meets ycu at the door ii she
is at home, or send her your cad. II is
quite an easy M tier 10 do; not hall as hard
as chopping a hauling wood, and it will
save you the trouble OF wa ting so long be-
fore she makes her app, arance. for you
must know al country girls have their
share Of work 10 atterd To, and therefore,
0f course, have some caauge to make 10
their toilets before goipg before company.
And again, when several OF you 60 TO
the same house to tnke rh- girls to smuse.
mebtS Vi any kibU WITHOUT lettlDg
them kIow before hand that
yu were coming, don't have
h sirls to select an escort from among
yOn, fartL er, d MT make ak the ques-
lions or gu st on of (which came for
VII ch." What If all the gi Is should
want the same escort? Wtu'dn't you feel
bad TO think yOu We're not W nteG?
NV still another topic and / am
through. Ii such mist4kc as I have just
men'i' ned should happen, don't tell it
around the Deigbbortood, or 10 boys who
have siste or The girls will be sure to hear
it, and nine ses out e Ten nat re will be
added to what you have said before ii
resches the ars If the girls who through
your careles ness end swkssrdness iDno-
Gently made the pistske. Is It the girls
plae5 to ask you VIII ch ore You came TO
offer your services to? But as this is my
first talk, perhaps had better not make it
100 long. Nov boys, read this over care
fully. and profit by the experience of one
WHO has passed through manhood.
FrCm your sfectionate
GRANDPA.
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actresses who have been so long before the
public Mis- Thompson has always been a
p pular fayorite md sustained her repu,a-
zion as a fin shed artist Her for:e is in
the emotional line IF CHARGERS, and The
selection OF Eat Lynne" TO. her APPEAR
snce here is a most wise one The pl4y
has neVer beeu produced here by a first
class artist and in Mis- Tnomp,on's hands
IL will se-m like a rev Great ON. She will
De supported by Mr.. e. G. Craig, a fine
&c o., and a good company, including J. L.
Wo. derson, who his any sdmirers in
this city. 1t is to be hoped Miss Thompson
will be given the patronage which her rep
utation deserves.
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Worldly people often complain of
the lack of cordiality toward them
which is evidenced by the conduct of
those who are protesting Christians.
With each other perhaps the members
of certain church are cordial, pleas
ant and thoughtful. Outside of this
they are Indifferent and cold and thus
many an opportunity for the widening
and developing of the church's infu-
ence is irretrievably lost. Neither
will it do to assume cordiality merely,
for this is nothing more than hypoc-
risy and is easily detected because it
has no heart behind it upon which to
build a foundation. Cordiality and
cheerfulness to be valuable must be
genuine and an expression OF
good will which is in accord
ance with the very best elements
of the religious character. Many So
called Christian has the spirit of fel-
lowship within perhaps, but there is
no training of the soul which finds ex-
preston in habitual cordiality toward
his fellows and in consequence the
influence, by such suppression, over
others is limited. A christian need
not make himself into ''hail fellow
we'll met" sort of person to be cor
dial but his cordiality can reflect the
Christ-llke attributes which are in his
heart and thus win for himself that
respect and love which can be rem
dered nowhere else. Take for In
stance the morose minister is he not
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A FOOLISH AMBITION.

There can be but little doubt Con-
corning the fact that appointments
will be made, democratic appoint
ments too, but after all, if the great
army of young office-seekers especially
will calmly view the matter in all its
bearings, they will console themselves
should they not be counted in with
the reflection that official life, especial
" in Washington, is not desirable
acme for a mans ambition. 1t is a
melancholy fact that those who OBJ
tain court favors and secure what ap-
pears to them snug and comfortable
positions under the government
wing soon fall into a demoralizing
dreary routine, and a manner of liv.
ing, acting and feeling that soon
brings about Disqualification for any
ordinary mode oflife, and also rend-
ers them incapable of battling for q
livelihood on equal terms with those
vino with true and admirable spirit
of manly independence, have sustain
ed themselves by their own efforts,
and quietly held aloof from the bait
which is so alluring to Office seekers.
There is something in this manly
independence, too, which invariably
wins respect, and which generally
takes its possessor into the front rank
of the busy worlds workers, albeit,
not in an Office holding sense.
A story is told of the lamented
Salmon P. Chase, who, when a boy
applied to his uncle. then a senator
from New Hampshire, for assistance
to procure position in one of the de-
partments at Washington.
The uncle, who was evidently
man of the best and soundsst judg-
nent, and well acquainted with the
natural tendencies of official life as
mentioned above, replied that if young
Salmon wanted money to purchase a
pick and shovel with which to endeav-
or to earn an honest and independent
living by digging bitches, he would
gladly furnish the funds. "But,"
said he, 81 will never lend my in
fuence towards procuring for you a
position that will eventually paralyze
your manhood and honest independ-
ence of character, if you have any,"
Years afterward, Salmon P. Chase,
whose honored name now graces the
brightest pages of American history,
and who was elevated to the justice
ship of the supreme court, as all will
remember, and who was noted for his
clear and powerful mind, in Europe,
as we'll as at home, often related this
incident of his early years, and al
ways ended by being thankful that
his honest old uncle had the sound
good sense to resist his appeal and
thus put him on the sure road to both
fame and fortune.
Many and many an official whose
heads have been or will be Topped of,
having lived up to every cent of their
income, are actually, pitiful objects.
They are inflicted with the enervat-
ing routine of official life, know moth
ing else, and are incapable of self-sup-
port in any other direction. A few,
perhaps, will through the strait of dire
necessity renew the battle with the
world with some degree of success,
but others will drag out a precarious