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She Knew Better Than That.

you have been very Ill, haven't
you. George" she murmurcd, softly.
IL am so glad to see you again"
"And am enraptured at gazing on
your face once more" he replied. II
eamo very near leaving you for ever.
DO you know what was the matter
with meP"
mo, George, not exactly. Iheard
1t was brain fever, but didn't believe
it, "-Merchaat Irapeler.
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An Economical Battery.

To make cheap, simple and Ell
cient battery. suitable for the use of
experimenteIs and amateurs: Take an
ordinary glass fruit jar. fitted with a
cover OF wood or hard rubber, and
pace in it number of pieces of cleo
trio light carbons, hundreds of which
can BIO picked up in the street every
morning after the lamps have been
trimmed. Tho connection between
the carbons and the binding screw on
the top OF the cover is best made with
n gutta-percha covered wire, having
its lower end barred and wound tightly
round and secured to one Of the car
bons, thus making connection with
all other pieces in contact with it. A
piece of amalgamated zinc of any con-
venient size or form is suspended within
the jar from the wooden cover, and
has n binding screw attached to it. The
jar should be filled about two
thirds full with dilute sulphuric acid or
other suitable solution. The whole
battery complete can be made for
twenty cents. and 1t will give good
current on n closed circuit for a long
time. Boston Budget
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A Good Memo. =.

I'm surprised that YOU could re-
member me, Mr. Dumley," said Mrs.
hooSon, "since it is so long ago that
we met"
49, replied Dumley, with profuse
gailantry. there is nothing remark
able about it. l assure you. my dear
madam lean remember anybody
N. T. Sun.
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Patience.
Do not hurry,
Do not WORRY

Do not hurry,
Do not worry,
As this world you travel through
No regretting,
FumiEg, frettng,
Ever can advantage you.
BE content with what you've won,
What on earth you leave undone
There are plenty left TO do
The San Diego School of Letters is
to be established on the north side of
Tulare bay, four miles north of San
Diego, CAL. where contract has
been made for site for s10.OoQ The
contractors agree to build a water
system. and guarantee that the motor
road. now building from San Diego to
Oldtown, shall be extended to the col
lege tract The college will begin
with an endowment of $500. 900, and
Rev. Z. S. Sprecher. president of
the Wurtemburg college. Springfield.
o., will take charge of il.
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1t is a good thing that ali souls are
not of size. as there would be no
large ones
Constantly endeavor TO do the will
OF another rather than thine own
a Kempis.
Rev. Dr. J. F. Goucher has added
$4,000 to his family's previous gift OF
&95, 600 to the Baltimore Woman's Col
lege.
The debts of the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions has been
removed. Its receipts for the year
were $3.50, 600.
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There will be five eclipses in 1899
three OF the sun and two of the moon
A total eclipse Of the sun will Occur
January l, partly visible at Washing
ton as partial eclipse, the sun setting
eclipsed. The second eclipse, being 3
partial eclipse of the moon. will occur
january 10, visible at Washington and
generally in Europe. Africa, North and
South America, and the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans The third will be an
annular eclipse of the sun. June ~, in
visible at Washington. The fourth
will be partial eclipse of the moon,
July II. invisible at Washington, but
visible generally in Europe. Asia. AZ
RIGA, Australia, the Atlantic ocean, and
the easterly portion OF South America.
The fifth will be total eclipse of the
sun. December p and %, invisible at
Washington.
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California has some big orchards,
and the largest is in the Suisun valley.
and is owned by A. T. Hatch. president
of the California Fruit Union. Mr..
Hatch has 200 acres in pear trees, 1870
in peaches, 20 in apricots, 10 in nectar
ines. 2l0 in almonds, 40 in cherries, 100
in plums and prunes, besides 40 acres
of currants and gooseberries and
hundreds of lemon and orange trees.
OF these acres, 800 bore fruit this sea-
son to the amount of 1000 tons, which
brought the owner 100000. He cal
culates that when the whole orchard is
IN full bearing it will produce 5000
tons of fruit, worth $4O0, 900.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
1p1soN m RuRop1.
Some Of, His Adventures ON the
Way Over.

Some or His ADVENTURE on the
Way Over. a
Tom Edison Of lArimose, Who went
TO Europe early in July, has been heard
from. His ftisnds were fearful, when
he len, that he might take the wrong
train or the wrong steamer or fall . VIC.
linn to the wiles Of hack drivers and
confidence men, but it seems that no d
in'oompsny with two or three friends
who have travelled some and they have
succeeded in Keeping him from being
s~ide-tracked. Jim Mathews and Nm.
searles, Toms Larimore landlord, have
each had . letter from him, and he also
sent them . diary Of his trip. The
record shows that the party were wen
provisioned for the trip from the start.
At New York they bought all the rsme-
dies for seasiokness they could find.
The 1irst day out Tom wrote . desozip.
ton Of the steamship Umbria. We
quote: "This boat u nix stories high
above ground and the basement goss
clean to the bottom. She u 5000 test
long and il takss cement to keep enough
coal in her 70 mako her 60"
The next days entry In the diary i
devoted to An interview Tom bad with
IN Englsh lady. She asked IL he lived
In the United States, and Tom folder be
no; he lived in Dakota.
"Are you IN AmeEioanr' inquired the
lady.
NO." replied Tom. I'm a Nilsson.
rian, and . friend Of old Pew's."
"Is this tho first time you haye been
oyerf"
EXCUSE mo, madam, but I'm not in
the habit Of getting over. o, you mean
over the water. Yes-no-well I was
over 70 Totem once with John Ely. We
went on the ship Minnie. h. lm .
regular old salt, I am. Devils lake i
full Of ships-and piokerel."
"Is Dakota in the United Statsss"
mo. it, just over the limo aud begins
at Grand Forks, this side Of LArimore.
Say. madam are you from Europs,"
The lady replied that she was and
was on her return,
"Well, il you're from Europe you
must know some friends Of mine
4ajoribanks and Thursby. They live
at Mouse river and are rasin' Polled'
Angus cattle and things."
At this ~juncture . big wave struck
the ship and Tom rushed TO his quart
ers for . dose Of anti-seasiokness.
The last entry in the diary wa made
the day before the arrival at Queens
town and contains Toms last will and
testament. He said he was so-sich
he knew he was going TO die. He willed
Mrs. seArles, his landlord. two Of hi
best horses aud gave Bill Fellows ths
barn-climbing bronco.
AZ there is no report Of the los Of III,
Umbria it is safe to say that Tom il
now in Europe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
TRACK AND DIAKoND.
Two Days OF Good sport-Ths
Result.

e~0
Result.
Thursday's features at the driving
park wsre . pony race. two trotting con.
tests and . base ball game. The attend.
ance was not large. yet. the sport was
very fair and the afternoon wa pleas
antly spent. The Churches Ferry aud
Devils Lake mines met on q very
poor diamond, and At the end Of the
first half of the eighth inning the game
stood q to 9 In favor Of the homo club.
Betting was ever up to the end Of the
fifth inning, when the Ferry nine
seemed to lose their courage. There
was some goodeplaying and some that
was very poor. The purse was 80.
The races attracted chief interest. The
entries in the Ramsey county trot for
horses that had never trotted for money
were Baird's Prince, Boden's Mary
Anderson, Staede's Little Fred and
Mackey's Roy; best two in three for .
purse Of go; hrst SIS, second a25. third
4l2. and fourth 3s. Prince took first
money. Mary Anderson second, Roy
third and Little Fred fourth
The pony rae was for . purse Of $50,
divided into three moneys-s25. Sl5 and
30. The entries were Sheltie Of Lari-
more. Bay Billy. spotty and Roam
Breen. The LArimore pony took first
money, spotty second and Billy third.
Time-l:os, l:ol, 100
In the 2:45 class the entries were Hills
Gray Pilot, Mathews Iolsuthe and
Policy. The purse was $50. divided in
three moneys-S75, $50, and as. Pilot
won hrst and Iolanthe second. Time
500, SOL, 500
Tho second day brought out q much
larger crowd than the first, and the
races, q well a. the baseball game, were
much moro interesting. BY general con-
sent. all the business houses Of the city
closed their doors from 2 to 8 O'Clock
and all went to the races.
In the running rae there wero thres
sntriss-Big Legged Fanny, Of Grand
Forks. shsltie Of LArimore, and Bay
Molly Of Grand Harbor. The purse wa
Sloo. in three moneys. Fanny took the
two heats, sheltte second and Molly VA
ruled out. Time, 2s02. 2:0os.
The three minute . for q purse Of
600 was won by Policy, Iolanthe second,
Bay Jim third. Time. 3:0l, SOIL, 500.
Tho baseball game resulted in = vic.
tory for the home nine by = score Of 2.
to 10. Tho boys now wear the Ramsey
/ county belt.
The free for all was the attraction oil
the day. The entries were Frank Adams'
PAGER. Joe B. Tom Hills trotter Gray
Pilot and Mr.. Babcock's PAGER Whale.
bone; purse S200-Sl0o to first, go to SEC.
ond and 30 70 third. Joe b. took the
two first heats and the fourth; Whale.
bone got second money by winning thu
third heat. Time-2:A5, s:00l, 2:47, 2:4ll
Joe stopped perfectly still on tho last
half by his driver mistaking something
said to him - he passed under the wire
but he got away again before the other,
came up. This stop caused him to los.
at least eight seconds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
THE CROPS.
4 General Resume Of tho Sup.
posed Situation.

A General Resume Of tho Sup.
posed Situation.
There IL almost ~ much uncertainty
now about the extent Of damage to the
crops by the late frost as there was .
week ago, and most farmers are of the
opinion that the real damage will not bs
known until the wheat 10 threshed. It
is quite generally conceded that most
Of the late wheat is gone. This, however.
Is not entirely due to frost. The cool.
damp weather h~d retsrdod' it's GROWTH;
the date Of its ripening was clearly be-
yond the season in which grain is usually
saved In this country. Early wheat
had good prospects,, but ripens sc slowly
that every day brings 1t uncomfortably
ear the danger line. some fields will be
ready to cut next week. but harvesting
will not be general before the 9th to the
18th.
The frost Of the 9Th was quite severe
in places. In the Daely region north
east of Freshwater many fields are half
destroyed and some small patches are
totally gone. There IL q similar condition
Of things north OF Grand Harbor only
on q smaller scale. There are but few
fields in the entire Devils lake and Big
Coulee region which escaped entirely.
Grain In low ground shows decided
marks Of frost bite. It 10 reported from
the south Turtle Mountain region and
Cando that the damage il quite general.
and . similar report comes from the
Sheyenne county.
Upon the whole, we estimate that tho
injury will not exceed Is per cont In this
and adjoining counties. Tho question
new il how will tho grade be effected1
That cannot be determined until wheat
is placed in stack and IL permitted to 60
through the sweating process. There 10
consolation in the hope that the price
will be much better this year, owing to
the shortage In the surplus and the gem
eraldsstruction of crops In other regions.
Ten bushels ata dollar per bashel 10
better than 20 bushels At so cents, for the
expense ofthreshing and handling are
less; 20 1t may bs that our farmers will
not lose 70 much by frost q they will
gain by good prices.
Thursday night brought another frost
believed by many to be moro serious
and more damaging than the n Of tho
9Th. Reports that came In yesterday
show that the frost wa quito gen-
eral. and in some localities very thin
Ice formed on water in exposed places.
Several farmers report their grain I'M
touched. Yet it 10 doubtless true that II
Is per cent OF tho grain WA injured on
tho 9Th 1t least another Is per cent was
destroyed on the 10th. The mercury
fell to So in this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
Everyth1ne Grow. Here.

Frank Cockburn captured . vulturs
and sent It to Prof. Montgomery. When
the professor was here = year ago
he stated that ornitholigists claimed this
region was too far north for the vulture.
On several of his excursions. about the
country he wasquite positive he hadseen
several Of these birds. and was very anx-
ious to have one for examination. The
specimen sent him by Nj. Cockburn
was Of this years Matching, but was
fully developed. There is no mistake
about its being a yulture; that was
proven by the smell.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
Good Dog Sale.

4 we'll broken pointer bitch for sale;
two and q half years old. Price S25.
Inquire Of Nels Rasmussen, Devils
Lake. st.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

The railroad company own / Of the
plated portion Of this town. They offer
their interest in lots ut reduced prices.
Call and examine list ct First National
Bank. 16tt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

The best evidence Of . towns healthy
growth II proved by investments by
citizens and residents. All sales made
by this agency have been to citizens not
16tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
Intal Iot1l

I represent the railroad company in
the sale Of its lots in Devils Lake. Par.
ties desiring to acquire business lots or
residence lots sufficient in number to
make q home, can now obtain them 1t .
low price. Call and examine list. A.. o.
Whipple, First National bank. 15tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
PasturaRe.

Threo thousand acres Of good pastur
age for all kinds Of stock. Worry cheap
rates. Good range. Apply to John J.
Bell or Ed LaRu0, tt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
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Plants.

Sixty varieties of blooming house
plants for sale, IA miles north OF Devils
Lake at Mrs. L. J. Franklin's, OF inquire
about them Of Mrs. Hollins At Devils
Lake. At
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
RaNmlll Burned.

Tho Walker sswmill 1t Grand Forks
was destroyed by fire Thursday after
noon. In an interview Mr.. Walker in
dicates that he won't rebuild. The loss
is $75.000; insurance $4,000.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
At Last.

The first engine ran into Cando on
Tuesday evening. There was great re-
joicing.- The local band turned out and
headed 3 procession which paraded the
principal streets. Cando is now on
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

Gilbert's. OF
When in Minot go TO the Leland
House. 1T
Organ boxes for sale at the Music
House. lnf
Fresh confectionery weekly at De-
vines. ST
Henrietta shape in white at Miss Gil
beft's. OF
Devine's. ST
II you want . threshing machine get
the Case. Sold by K. g. Hanson. loft
The only perfect threshing machine
built built ! the Asttasor: E. @. H1 ne
The best line Of ciesrs In Devils Lake
at Devines. ST
New French Bonnsts At Miss Gil
bert's. OF
m T.i. OAK ,, 6s cigar: the best cigar for ~ The
For oranges, lemons and fruits Of all
kinds, 20 to Dsvine's. ST
Old papers for sale at the IHTER-OcEAs
ofics, so cents hundred.
The great Muslin underware sale u
F, s.. COnyorso's still CONTINUES.
Two good mich COWS tor sale. Inquire
of g. F. Sasse, the gunsmith. A.
Ladies' Jerssys and spring Jackets in
all tho new shades at F.S. Converse's.
1t IL conceded by every one that F. 9.
Converse has tho finest line Of dry good
in Doyils LAko.
ess FIN oil seet spl!leat!ess fe'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
Tha arand Forka Fa,r.

The second annual fair Of North Da-
kota will exceed all former exhibitions
In this territory. The railroad com
panies have put the fare down to the
lowest notch, aud the attendance will be
very large. Tho rate from this city has
been placed at 4l.7s; from Grand Harbor
91.e2; from Crary 4l.s6. Tickets good
from Sept. II to q inclusive.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

Parties purchasing last year In many
or;einsi n nsys b aC,e not ~ in cbsnred. pl 1stt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
23K RawArd.

Black mare 5 years old, white stripe
nose. .WaiGht shout Hoo, stnsySd
nom my place July Fl.
1922 REUBEN C0HN, Schapera p. O.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

Wanted, 9 nrss class dining room girl.
1nquire q Palmer House, Fort Totem,
yO.T. 17tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

Tuesday, July 10, twelve lots were
sold. These were purchased by seven
citizens who take possession and inn
prove same at once. LOTT
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

Trunks and valises, the largest. stock
In the city, at Jamiecon's tt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
BUSINESS NOTES.

Harvesting whips, the very best made
and the cheapest, ut Jsmieson's. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
Horse Thisf Captured.

Horso Thief Captured.
A stranger arrived here Thursday and
tried 70 sell . horse at Bells barn. The
circumstances were suspicious and
Sheriff Wagness was notified. The result
was the arrest Of the man, and he con.
feaed TO having stolen the horse at
LAngdon. The thief u now in Jail.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

No party need pay ground rent how
ever small for shack or house when lots
can be obtained by installment equal to
first three months rent and taxes paid
to date ct First National Bank. lAf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
ChAap Binders.

We have several second hand bindera
for sale cheap. Every one warranted Ia
do good work.. Steel frame.
ct EATON Il HIaBEH.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18
Don't be backward

In calling on Eaton Il Higbee for real
estate loans. Plenty Of money on hand
now. 1911
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

gent and independent to act for the
party's best interests when they arrived
upon the ground and became familiar
With tho situation. He know that It was
the desire Of most Republicans to select
the man who would bring tho greatest
strength to the party, and he didn't be-
lieye that Ramsey county could at This
time determine who. that man might be-
He hoped the convention would select
an unpledged delegation.
Mr.. P%ercival. in reply. pledged him
self, II he should be . delegate to Water
town, not to vote for Mr.. Palmer "if
he was convinced he had no show"
This pledge, although ono Of the oldest
political chestnuts nov in existence.
seemed all-suficient, for the crowd, lib
orally intermixed with Democrats, and
most Of whom had been supplied with
Percival tickets, moved up to the desk
on the judges platform and dropped
their little ballots in the hat. The
ticket headed by Mr.. Honett wa almost
suaocated by the nice cream-tinted
ballots SO elegantly written ON court,
house stationery the day before in
the interest Of Mr.. Percival's ''warm
personal friend" 1t was M dis
credit, however, to Mr.. Honett that
the ticket he headed was defeated; nor to
any one else on the ticket.
The public mind had been deeply
prejudiced in Mr.. Palmer's favor by .
series Of p~remeditated falsehoods which
were energetically and mallciously cir
culated the day before and morning Of
the convention, soon after Mr.. Palmer's
visit here.
The most remarkable incident of the
proceedings vas the exhibition Of rare
assurance and frigid nerve" given by
the gentleman who wanted Ramsey
county to send delegation to support
his ''warm personal friend" Talk about
the frost biting the wheat, this exhibi-
ton was cool enough to chill the germ
OF an iceberg.
So Devils Lake has had q taste OF
the kind Of politics that seems to
have been so unpopular in the 6reen
Mountain state that its yotaries found II
convenient to change their base Of oper.
atoms. Such tactics, however, cannot
win in Ramsey county. The Republican
party here is strong enough to survive
without being dependent upon one-mau
power. 1t is not the mission Of the
party anywhere to place the warn per.
sonal friendship" off single individual
ahova all ofhar intoronfs vrha man ~hn
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-08-18

IAsA OAes q 0ssod yosks, Dskoea, Aus l, leee-
Motcs y hersbJ rvsn tha& ths following nansd ssttisr
has llsd noGIoS 01his imitation 70 nAks 1aal proof In
ms4s bsfors elsrk Of @estst eo.st sslAnssy eos.sy
Dskota, q lii s0es IN Devils Lake D T, % ~ n,
lseS, vi: LENA IBIKD1AN fs ~ M a 0eet3o1
l3 toVnGhlp l66 nngs q Wss&.
he nanas ~ so8vwiag vttlssss 10 Prove III sss-
tinuoss ssk6saos syss, 81 esluvs1ioo d, ~ laoAI
Dsvid Da.tdsos, Ilosi I'LL, Aroos Deskss, 1asd
GfssDbssg, ~ 0SeheDes, DIX.
A1d yoa. Anusd 4 NsnAt VITO on the zlA Day
Of Jessssy iss, lisA D o 10 ll,7s7 % ~ ssX &c u
township l66 rsnSs q, ars hsrsby nodAsA % show
cause 1t this o1!es o. OF bseose esptsnhsr y, 1883, II
any there b, Why sd Lsns YrisAman shoaIl not b
allowed to 1aks psoofsnd Pyn..e fos I'D tuaet.
John v. Mshsr, Attorney. 2iS5