Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

oAo AZ Lie NCPdi lulelll NICELY arranged
for the comfort and convenience of pa
irons. Bathing in thu salt waters Of
Devils lake is Il tonic that cures all the
ills of the human body. The "fouutain
OF youth. discovered in Florida by
Ponce de Leon. cannot compare with
the mystic charm of North Dakota's In.
lane Sea. 1t makes the old forget their
age, tue blind to see. the deaf to hear
and the lame to walk. The genial man
ager OF the bath houses can sing it's
praises and convince you of the truth
of his arguments.
You will be treated like a prince
if you stop at the Hotel Northern
while in Grand Forks. if
Brig. Gen. G. Nee. Reeve will be the
star attraction on the opening day, Sat.
urday July LIST, with a lecture on the
Philippine Islands. Gen. Reeve went
to the Philippines as Colonel of the 18th
Regiment. Minnesota Volunteers, which
regiment o enjoys a national reputa-
ton. He was promoted after the bat.
tie OF Manila for meritorious services
in that engagement. After the capture
OF Manila he served several months as
chief of police of that city. He was in
constant communication during that
time with Admiral Dewey and the gen
erals of the army, and from official
knowledge is fully equipped to speak on
our relations with the Philippine Is
lands. He is a highly educated gentle.
man and a world wide traveller. He will
bring with him many things of interest
to the Chautauqua, showing the char
acter and habits of the natives, which
will be of interest to all. Elaborate
preparations have been made for his re-
ception.
We make very low prices on all
white granite ware, viz: Wash
bowls, pitchers, plates, cups and
saucers, etc. Cooperative Store.
DR.. Ruger is making a substantial ad.
dition to his cottage. Another story
being added.
Gen. Reeve will be there. Get your
rigs ready and have them decorated.
The parade will be a grand triumphal
procession Of Joy, happiness and cheer.
"ThereIl be a high old timr."
Twelve new extra tents were secured
by the directors Tuesday, and they
were hardly on the grounds when Supt.
Ed LaRue, received telegraphic orders
sec uring them all-and more if he had
them.
Efforts were made by the directors
to secure the big tent of the New Rock.
ford Woodmen for use on the grounds
but a telegram received today states
the tent had already been secured by
other parties.
The old Cottage has been completely
overhauled and made considerably more
attractive in appearance and comfort
six additional rooms have been fitted
up specially for the accommodation OF
the talent who will take part during
session.
The Chautauqua management re-
quest that as many as possible get rigs
and go with the Big Brass Band an6
Gen. C. McC. Reeve to the Chautauqua
grounds in a procession on the opening
day-Saturday. All fall in behind the
band.
The lumber for Attorney Genera
Cowan's two story cottage has arrived
on the grounds and work Of erection
was commenced this morning. Archi
tect Nash has the contract. SO a nea
and substantial job is all that can b.
expected,
Mann & Son pay 123 cents pc:
dozen for fresh eggs and 125 cents
per pound for fresh butter.
Secretary Brown and Supt. Ed. La
Rue are the two busiest officers within
the circle, and the manner in which
they daily dispose of the large volume
of business requiring their persona
attention proves the association mad
wise selections in placing them at thu
helm. Every detail seemsto be at thei
fingers ends.
Mann & Son want all your but
ter and eggs. They pay the high
est price.
A. H. Nichol will be chief clerk at tn
Hotel lakewood, The selection of thi
!, gentleman to fill this difficult positio
ia another evidence of Mr.. Clifford
determination to make everythin
pleasant for his guests during tn