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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-09-01

will not iron until next spring,
believing that the price Of rails
will be cheaper then than they are
now.
Tailors wanted, also a girl with
some experience to work on coats.
Burtscher Tailoring Co.
P. Marshall, painter and deco
rator, gives prompt attention to
mail orders.
Money to patent good ideas may
be secured by our aid. The
Patent Record, Baltimore, Md.
Money to loan on good farm
property. Apply to b. A. Maglone.
1t was reported here Wednesday
that hail had destroyed the splen-
did crops on Dave McCanna's
farm in Towner County.
Fine business suits for Sl3. A
much better one for SIT. Burt
scher Tailoring Co.
Mrs. F. O. Getchell, is expected
home this week from Minneapolis,
where she vas called by the illness
Of her mother.
A nice frieze overcoat made to
fit you for SIS. Burtscher Tailor
ing Co..
I want more farm-loan applica-
tons. Come and see what [ can
do for you. Powell, the land man.
DR.. Davenport, the dentist, will
be in his Office in this city the
first ten days of every month.
When in Grand Forks stop at
the Hotel Northern. If
If you want to sell your real
estate list it with VIM. H. Brown
& Co.
Geo.. w. Gets will not be
undersold in house furnishing
goods.
Alex Mclean, of Penn, has a
handsome new two story residence
we'll under way to replace the one
recently destroyed by fire on his
farm.
Robert B. Conner, of Philadel-
phia, was here the first Of the week
looking after his farming interests
Mrs. w. A. Hamilton returned
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-09-01

is So cents per capita, giving Ram
sey county S1,334.5S. The fund
will be distributed by the county
superintendent among the school
districts Of the county about Sep
TENDER Is.
Miss May McKone, of Penn, is
visiting Mrs. j. R. Roller.
j. W. Whitford is still nursing
his sprained wrist but keeps up
that business pace as usual.
Miss Katie Fitzsimmons, who
was so seriously i'll week before
last, her many friends will be glad
to learn. is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.. Baughman
and Mrs. Weaver will leave Mon
day to visit the Minnesota state
fair.
Miss Florence Bailey, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
S. J. Small. during the summer,
will leave Monday for her home in
Manchester, Iowa. Mrs. Small
will accompany her as far at St.
Paul.
Clark w. Kelley brought in to
the National elevator 1900 bushels
wheat Thursday which will grade
No. l Northern. 1t is blue stem
and very free from smut or other
dirt.
"Dad' Owens, who has promin-
emily identified himself with the
baseball team for years. left Tues
day for Maza, where he has ac-
cepted a position in an elevator.
dad" is an all-round athlete, and
often helped the boys out of a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-09-01

wheat average was l65 bushels to
the acre.
Clothiers who sell the North
Star fur, coat know you will not
kick after the coat has been worn
a season.
Why should you purchase cloth
ing elsewhere when the Burtscher
Tailoring Co., can make you suits
cheaper and better than you can
get anywhere else in the world?
Build up a home enterprise by
leaving your money at home.
If you want clothing, buy of the
merchant who sells the Lanpher
hat and you will be up-to-date.
Wanted-Good laundry girl.
Apply j. 0. Baughman.
@. F. Craig. who caused so many
people to laugh while at the Chau-
tauqua, is renewing acquaintance
in town. He is a guest with Ed La
Rue this week.
F. Rainville's method Of shoeing
horses is not by guessing at mea-
surements, but by scientific study.
Farmers will save their horses by
consulting him, which is free.
1t is expected that the Rev. w,
D. Wilkie, of Minot, will preach
in the Presbyterian church Sun
day, Sept. Bird and 10th. Mr..
Wilkie is coming as a candidate,
and all those interested in seeing
the church obtain a good pastor,
should attend these services.
Walter McWaters is the new
travelling representative in North
Dakota for the Mcclellan Paper
Co., Minneapolis. He made his
maiden speech at the Inter-O Ocean
office last week, and he was SC
eloquent and persuasive he carried
away a good-sized order.
Ben Ramanson, the Omemee
druggist, was in the city Tuesday
and says a big hail storm extend.
ing from Willow City around Bar.
ton and Bottineau, visited that
section Monday. The crops around
Barton are reported totally DIES.
troyed.
The Y. M. @. A. reading room
will be opened this evening, anc
will be open each week day even.
ing during the fall and winter at I
o'clock. The general public are
invited to make use of the news.
papers, magazines and other liter.
allure afforded by the institution.
The state tuition fund appor.
toned for the third quarter 1899
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-09-01
last week from an extended visit
with her sister at Colorado Springs.

It is a noticeable fact that
people who have always worn ready
made clothing are now having
their clothes made to order. It is
far cheaper to have the Burtscher
Tailoring Co., make your clothes
to order.
1t pays to have an experienced
workman do your painting and
paperhanging. See Marshall for
prices, at Kelley's hardware store
If you want a farm loan, see
John w. Maher. No commission
or bonus. No delay. If.
Landman Powell reports the
sale of the Van Duzen-Toms farm
in Lake township, III acres, to J..
M. Hanson. Consideration, 81, 800;
part cash.
The gospel-song service of the
Y. M. C. A., will be held next Sun
day afternoon at the association
rooms at 4 o'clock. Subject, "A
Precious Invitation" Leader, E..
Haig. All are invited.
Avoid havingyour horse go lame
by getting your shoeing done by
Rainville. He can ave you vet
Urinary surgeon fees.
Plow files, anvils and hammers
at Esters'.
At Mann's, sixty pieces-3,000
yards-of outing flannel. All the
new things in fall dry goods.
D. w. Ensign this week ship
ped 1000 bushels of new wheat
and 600 bushels of new barley. The
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-09-01
Market Report.
The LOCAL. FIELD.

s The LOCAL. FIELD. s.
New goods every day at Mann's
big store.
See Geo. w. Gets for furniture.
He can save you money.
A big line of gloves, o~veralls,
shoes and shirts at Mann's big
store.
For fire insurance see Powell.
House to rent. NJ. H. Brennan
: Judge Morgan, States Attorney
McClory and Sheriff Wagness
were Fargo visitors Monday.
Bread, cakes, pies, etc., baked
daily at V. G.. Haslam's Vienna
bakery.
Mann & Son can save you money
or your threshing supplies. They
have the goods and the prices.
If you want a new eavestrough
put up or the old repaired or metal
roofs repaired or laid new, see
Estes.
Powell sells Farm Lands.
Ben. Ramanson, Of Omemee,
was at the Sevilla Tuesday.
You'll never get tired, tagged
out, disappointed, unhappy, or
make mistakes in marriage if you
~se Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask
your druggist.
You can save $40 on any price
suit by ordering Of us. Burtscher
'Tailoring Co.
Hon. S. B. Bartlett, of Cassel-
ton, was here last Saturday on
legal business.
If you are tired and dull, can't
get rested, and have no appetite.
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t en-
riches and vitalizes the blood.
Notwithstanding hat there has
been a tremendous advance in the
price Of cloth Of all grades, the
Burtscher Tailoring Co.. can make
you a suit of clothes for Sl3.
Drop in and see their big line of
goods just received.
H. D. Cooper, formerly a photo
grapher in this city, came down
from Minot Tuesday to see what
a live town looks like.
The North Star fur coat is made
by Lanpher, Finch & Skinner, st.
Paul. They have made this we'll
known fur coat for twenty-three
years, and know how to make it.
English worsted suits at SIT.
Burtscher Tailoring Co.
VIM. H. Brown & Co., sold five
quarter sections Of land in this
part Of the state during the past
week.
Only nine applicants wrote at
the teachers examinations Friday
and Saturday last.
Freshwater lake ice delivered tc
all parts of the city. Telephone
"a. LaRue Miller Go. 5-tf
Who has land for sale? Come
and see us. VIM. Brown & Co.
The "pay car" on the Great
Northern stopped for refreshments,
and this week the boys have the
depot painted flaming red.
Our fall and winter suitings
have arrived. Burtscher Tailoring
Co.
. Stoves moved, taken down:
cleaned, repaired or stored, see
Estes.
Engineer G. W. Holman, Of the
G.. N, moved his family andhouse-
hold goods to Grand Forks Wed
nesday.
DR.. A. T. Horsman went tc
Churchs Ferry Wednesday to visit
with his brother for a couple Of
days.
We got a great bargain in fancy
Scotch suitings which we cal
make up for S20a suit. Burtschel
Tailoring Go.
You will be treated like a prince
if you stop at the Hotel Northern
while in Grand Forks. If
z Grading on the new Chautau
qua railroad was begun Wednes
day. Mr.. McCollough possibly
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
Get Him on the Raw.

An English physician who has been
much interested in the American opera.
,ions against the Filip,nos tells this story
ave had just finished our breakfast one
morning. and va. talking to President
Sehurman. We were watching the wierd
manner in which the leaves Of the sens,.
tive plant opened and closed. when there
was yell. accompanied by the crack OF
q rife and the whistle Of 4 bullet. A sol
der came running down the incline a,
the rate Of twenty hve knots as the
Americans say. On asking him the
cause OF this energy he held up his left
hand. the left ring finger Of which had
been pierced by \ bullet. leaving 4 nea,
circular opening through the FRS,
phalanx. After being dressed he wanted
to 60 on fighting. and was greatly annoy.
ed because would no, allow him to-
'Tain't so much the burned porthole
through me finger, he said. as gets me-
on the raw; its the losin' of all the
fun. New York Tribune
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
CO|O|0dOQ1S
Come Next
WILL SOON START.
Color.ao Troops ON the List of Early Home
Returns.

Colorado Troops on the List Of Early Home
Washington. June Io-A cable was re-
ceived by the war department from Gen
Ots today dated June 10 The cable
states that the transport Sherman arrived
in Manila this morning. Edward J
Gavett. company |. 9th infantry. having
died during the voyage. Col. Kellogg
and twelve men were left at Honolulu or
account Of sickness. Seventeen cases oi
typhoid occurred on board.
He further reported that the 9th infan
try leaves at once for Iloilo to relieve the
California regiment on Negros. The
transport Indiana with IA officers anc
soldiers discharged on account OF sick
ness and civilians, lett for San Francisco
via Nagasaki yesterday. The Hancocl
and Sherman with the Nebraska. Penn
sylvAnia and Utah volunteers will leav,
for the United States as soon as tn.
troops can be placed on board. Tn,
California troops will leave as soon a
collected. The Colorado troops VII
star, for the United States on the frs
available transport.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
SD|e||e[ Strike
sill Unsettled
SETTLEMENT DELAYED.

The CSatoG Of President Nash Of the
sneiter Trust Awaited.
Denver. June Io-The settlement OF
the smelter lockout did not materiaiize
today. The hnal settlement is now ex.
pected vhen Prcsiden, Nash OF the Smell.
ter trusts arrives on Wednesday The
Sme!tcr Trus, seems determined not to
recognize the union and the union is
equally determined that it shall be rec
ognised.
The Pueblo settlement did not occur
today - expected and the men are not
delphia smel,er is taking advantage OF
the Iocksst, by hiring the best men OF
the other two.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
Their Idea Retore the Game.

The following clippings in reference
to the Longmont ball team. published IN
the Longmont Call. gives fair idea OF
what the aggregation tha, was defeated
BY the Boulder Reds Friday thought OF
themselves:
The Longmont ball tossers should
tackle good Denver club. Everything
north OF Denver. including Boulder. 1.
dead easy. Our boys need to have some
body who can At least amuse them"
"Our boys are getting their heads SC
high on account OF recent successes tha,
it is understood they contemplate max.
ing application to enter the Western
League"
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
EXAGGERATED REPORTS.
surgeon 6easrsis Once Denies stories oI
DiseAse In Philippines

Surgeon Gesersis Omcs Denies stories oI
Disease In Philippins.
Washington. June Io-The reports OF
wholesale prostIations IN the Philippine,
from heat. exposure and disease cannot
be confirmed at the Office Of the surge on
general. The opinion is expressed thai
the conditions are as satisfactory As could
be expected in an army in the field Only
seven per cent Of the army are under the
care. There are four hospitals
in the island and BOO beds. At no time
has the capacity Of these hospitals been
In the last report it was
stated that there were $50 Filipinos in
the hospitals which could have hardly
been the case had there been more
needing attention. The state
ment that men fall from heat prostra-
tions by the score is either not true or
else the men recover without entering
the hospitals and coming under the regu.
lar reports.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
STRAWBERRY OAY.
Great PrsParariooa Being Made tor s.sur-
days Event.

Great PREPARATION Being Made tor s.tur
dsy's Event
Boulder's Strawberry day on Saturda,
next promises to far surpass the frs
event last year. Not only are the facil
lties for accommodating the guests bet
ter. but the quality and supply OF berrie.
tar exceed last years product. The en-
tertainment of the visitors will take plAc,
on the Chautauqua grounds and pro
gram of considerable merit has beer
prepared for the occasion.
F. NJ. Shaw. who will have charge o
the event. says that the arrangements ar,
progressing nicely.
Many prominent speakers will b,
present from Denver and other places
Garter Harrison. mayor of Chicago. has
been issued An invitation to oe present.
and 1t is expected that he will accept
The program will be given in the Chau
tauqua auditorium and will commenc,
promptly at ; O'Clock. The musical pro
gram will be unusually fine. Mis-
Florence German. the we'll known con
tralto Of Denver. will be present. Mrs
John Ballard, soprano. Of Loveland ant
Mrs. Frank Owens of Fort Collins, tn,
mezzo soprano singer. will be among thu
ladies' who will sing.
Harry F. Allen and John Hall, voca
and instrumental artists, will render sew
eral sPecial.ies. They will play on musi
cal bottles, guitars. banios. mandolin
and other instruments. The Webbe
quar,e, will also be there and Miss Lul,
Waters. the elocution,st, will deliver sew
eral popular recitations. A oand con,es
has been arranged for and bands iron
Loveland, Longmont Greeley and Boul
der will contest for prize.
Strawberries. ice cream and cake vii
be served in the dining hall. the excur
sionis,s being entitled to a coupon TO
refreshments. In addition to a numbe
Of extra cars which will be attached I,
the regular morning passenger trains o.
the 24,h, a special will leave Denver a
I:3o, giving people Of Denver and vicin
ity the opportunity OF securing hal
holiday. Returning the special will leav,
here at 7 o'clock.
The cooperation Of Boulder churche.
has been secured and they will assist II
receiving the visitors. Through tn,
church committees tickets for the feas
can be secured by local parties.
The street car company expects ts
have IS line in operation BY Saturday 81
that the crowd can be comfortably takev
care Of in being transferred to and from
the grounds.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
SHARP FIGHTING.

America. Reco.soit~risg Party Driven
Five Miles By Rsbsis.
Manila. June Io-Hard fighting occur
red this morning south Of linus. A recon
noitering party that had proceeded 10
Prie1 Desmar,neI suddenly encountered
a strong force Of rebels aud had sharp
encounter. The Americans fell bacl
keeping up running night for FIVE miles
Upon reaching linus. Gen. Wheaton wa.
informed Of the 6ght and he immediatel,
set out with two battalions. The rebel,
were driven back to Priez Desmarine
with heavy loss. The American loss va
four killed and twenty wounded.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
Burger
F0|0Iy Burned
FATAL FIRE.

Nine Year Old Boy Trie. the Old Experi-
m~nt With the OiICan.
Harry Burger. the nine year old son of
N. H. Burger. a mining man. was fatally
burned by the explosion of coal oil can
this morning. The house in which the
explosion occurred, situated corner OF
10th and Bluff. was damaged to the ex.
tent of $500.
Mrs. Burger was over north picking
berries and the boy started to light FIRE
in the kitchen stove. He poured oil
over the kindling wood from an ordinary
can and then placed the can on top OF
the stove. When the wood blazed up
the Can was enveloped by flames and it
Immediately exploded. The boy was
friRhtfully burned. DR.. o. J. Allen. who
was summoned, found both legs and both
arms and one side of the head burned
and the boy in a critical condition result.
ing from the shock. Dr.. Allen regards
the injuries as very serious. if not fatal
Neighbors discovered the flames and
summoned the hre department by tele'
phone. An alarm was also turned in bu,
the department was we'll on its way be.
fore the gong sounded. The flames did
not gain much headway IN the house
however. and the well directed efforts OF
neighbors with two garden hose ex.
ting guished the blaze without necessitat.
ing the turning on of water by the de.
partment. 1t is stated that the damage
to the house. which is a small frame be.
longing to Cowie & Moorhead. will not
exceed t7oo.
Laier-Dr. H. w. Allen who was also
in attendance upon the injured boy re
ported this afternoon that he was in a
sinking condition and that total col.
lapse might be expected.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
FallS<l to Agree,

Cleveland, June I9-The strikers and
street car companies failed to agree in
their cosfere nee and the negotiations are
still pendias. The union insists o. all
the old men being taken back. but the
company has not gwen any indication
that 1t vill yield on this point.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
q small Dividend

Washingtpn. Jnne lo-The comptrol.
Ter a curseney Today announced final
dividend Of 81 per cent on the insolvent
First Naisooal bank Of Del Norte. Color.
ado. This makes a total of 1911 per
cent on the spsal amount of $Io7,4A7.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
AuGustin DAILY Barted. !.

New York, June Io-The funeral oi
Augustin Daily was held from St. Pat
rick's cathedral today and all the leading
theatrical managers and actors were
present at the obsequies. The burial
was made in the DAILY vault at Calvar,
cemetery,
Daily camera., 1899-06-19

Dsavss. June ie-Before the supreme
court today, T. N. Patterson for the
smeites 0en asked that all trivial. In.
conseQseatial and minor matters be
obliterseed. and the constitutionality Of
the eighs hour law be passed upon d..
rectly. THIS vas agreed to and the
argumeass set for hearing week from
Thursday.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19

Bentley u Craig. the jewellers and op.
.ic'ans, are now comfortably located in
their new quarters. I7Ii Pearl street.
They have beautiful line Of goods a,
the right prices.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
-AAAe . Rich H aul.

Philadelphia. June Ia-Twelve marked
burglars robbed the Fairmount park
safe Of t35oo last night.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
Reported Murder Denied.

Hong Kong. June Ie-The news Of the
murder Of Rev. H. s. Philips and wife
and Miss Sears has been absolutely con.
tradicted.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19

Fine strawberries By The crate deliver.
ed promptly the mosaing picked. Drop
= pestal 70 F. Y. Aossasy. le@
Daily camera., 1899-06-19

Notice change Of the Golden Rule
store ad in this issue,
Daily camera., 1899-06-19

The Katy" Aver passed through Fort
Scott, Kansas. with 100 West Virginia
negroes to take the places Of striking
miners in the Indian Territory.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
Siiver 0e~sa tiou

New York. June ro-Silver ~ quoted
at 60 y TODAY.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19

President Mckinley was welcomed in
Northampton today.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
CONDENSED ITEMS.

A strike Of employees on the New York
elevated roads is threatened.
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commenced tomorrow, after a brief In
augural address by Professor De Martens.
Sir Richard Webster, the British attorney
general, opening the case on behalf OF Great
Britain A number OF counsel will speak
and the order OF speaking is TO be left 10
the counsel themselves.
The correspondent OF the Associated Press
saw Prof. De Martens this evening and
asked him regarding the delay in opening
the tribunal He said: 81 have been de-
tanned by work at The Hague and the post
ponement of my arrival here was arranged
with the consent Of the other members OF
the tribunal. The proceedings could have
been begun and continued last October. but
they were postponed at the instance of the
Americans, owing TO the fact that Mr.. Mel
Vile W. Fuller. chief justice of the United
States Supreme Court, was obliged to at
tend 10 official duties at home which occu-
pied him until last month. / shall return 10
The Hague after to-morrow's session, but
shall come back here next week. 1 expect
to be compelled to return to The Hague
again for few days. but on my return TO
Paris shall stay with the tribunal until
its work is completed"
Questioned respecting the prospects of the
peace conference at The Hague, Professor
De Martens declined to say more than that
he expected the proceedings would end
about the end Of this month with distinct
ly practical results"
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enlist IN the insrrgent army. General An
derson took the first detachment OF troops
to the Philippines last fall. and was a prom
inent figure in the first negotiations between
this country and the Filipino government.
when Admiral Dewey captured Cavite."
said General Anderson, "he took possession
OF a lot Of artillery and later presented it
to Aguinaldo. The insurgents removed the
field pieces TO Las Pinas and adjacent points
and have kept them there ever since. II
Is these cannonS that are now being used
by the insurgents against our troops with
such terrible effect in the province south of
Manila. Tne Spaniards operating the guns
are trained experts in the handling OF field
pieces. and are evidently using their knowl-
edge with deadly effect on our t.cops. The
native Filipino knows nothing Of the proper
handling Of artillery. After tho first Skin
mish We had with tho insurgents last fall
I strongly advised that Aguinaldo and his
men be driven from the province south or
Manila as they might cause trouble later
If permitted to retain their position. The
weather was favorable to prompt action at
that time, and the rebels could have been
driven back into the country without disf-
Guilty. General Otis did not see fit TO follow
have been there ever since. building in
trenchments and preparing for attack. Gen.
eral Otis entertained the opinion that the
enemy could be dislodged at any time with
out trouble. In this he was mistaken, as
the stubborn engagements of the past few
days show