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MARRIED AT FUNERAL.--Mrs. Mar.
kell, wife of William Markell, died at
Wyoming, w. Va, several days ego.
leaving three children, the youngest q
babe OF but eleven dsys. Ga Tuesday
the funeral was held 10 the village
church, Rev. Amos Cummings ofHciat.
ing. The friends OF the deceased woman
1ad gathered to pay their last tribute
of respect, and the minister extolled
her mauy virtues. When the benedic-
lion was pronounced by the minister
the husband Of the deceased stepped
forward and handed him q document.
silence prevaded the little sanctuary.
The congregation vas requested to re.
main seated, and the minister snnonnc-
ed that q marriage was about to be
consummated. Miss Raidee Richards,
a young lady, stepped forward, and
Mr.. Markell aud Miss Richards we're
made man and wife, to the utter aston
isbment OF the mouroiDg friends of the
deceased wife. Explanations we're
asked for, and it was shown that the
marriage was In Difference to the dying
wish OF the lsts Mrs. Markell, who de.
sired that her scnoolmate and bosom
friend, Miss Richards. should become
tae bride OF her husband, and exercise
Q mothers care over her orphan chill
dreu. The affair created great senss-
lion
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FvAPORATED CREAM in Lib. tins, juh
d received and for sale by
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.CALIFORNIA PRUNBs new, &c per ID 81
~ W.P. WOOLIS Il SONS.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
q NmNxum MzE,
| ,fA E-soaskr
G) Thar Fits: and Suits
N-@ Our Southern Women.
N EW LIN E
Just Received
Latest Styles
Short Waist,
Straight Front and Girdle at
$1.0O Each.
Medium Short Waist and Girdle at
SOC Each.
Lot of Longer Wasted Corsets-s1.0 90
Goods to Close Out at 75c. SOC
Goods to Close Out at 800.
APPLIQUEB EBUREAU and WASH.
STAND SCARFS and Pill
LOW SHAMS, Each,
25, 20, 80, SOC to SIPS.
Bed Spreads,
Extra Values at SOC. Soc. s1.O0, 81 %
and S1.50 Each
ALLENDALE SPREADS, very
light for spring and summer use,
at S100.
Fringed Table Cloths.
Plain White and Fancy Dark Col.
Ors. at CSC, 75c Soc. $1.00, s1.25, $3.50
to $500 and 81 so each.
TABLE DAMASK, 25c and SOC up.
Napkins.
Fringed, SOC to s1.00; plain, 75c,
S1.00, S1.25. $150. 81 90, 81 so, to $500
per dozen.
Full Line
WHITE WAISTGOODS, MADRAS,
PERCALES, &c.
Umbrellas,
75c, 9Sc, 81. 1.25. $3.50. $1.75. $500 $3.50,
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Full Line
HOSIERY, NECKWEAR. NEG
LIGEE, and DRESS SHIRTS.
A. C. Slaynaker,
429 KING STREET.
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AIsxamAris 9xsstts.

FUBLnHxD DAILY AND TEI.wkxxLY ~
Gazette BujIding. $40 y S12 Prince az
TFQAQ.
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during the 4 years
ending May 81,
1891, 10, 100000
feet
Net operating ex.
penfeI Of the city
elf c.ric lisht plsuf,
Ten (10) fents
per 1000 feet on
gas fold consumers,
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4 transferred 70 gen
eral fund during
the fiscal years d,
ending May 81,
1898, 1926, 1900
and 1901 "a
yesrs), ss per re-
ports OF g. l.. Mon
roe, Clerk Of Gas. $31 10000
aSsrsg. 1s,s Of ''" s7,75ooC
2 Net earnings
upon gas, &c, sold
consumers during
the four (4) fiscal
| years ending May
81, 1901, as per
reports Of e. L.
Monroe, Clerk Of
| Gas, $30,933.48
Being year
Ily average Of 1900 at
which is only
$41. .63 less thanthe
yearly average
/ transferred to gen.
eral fund.
3. Nee earnings
upon gas &c sold
consumers and used
~ the city during
the four fscL years
ending May 81,
1901, as per re.
ports Of g. L. Nor
roe, Clerk Of Gas, $44.979,9O
Being yesIly
Aversge Of $11, ,244,95
Value OF gas
works, as shown by
net earnings during
the four (4l hcal
years ending May
81, 1901, being SIX
per cent. upon an
average yearly val. o.
ustion of $16T AIS. 80
8. Net earnings,
percentage OF esrn.
ings based upon the
average yearly cost
OF constr u ton
(S157, 1897 ~ dur
Ing the past four (4)
fiscal years ending
May 81, 1901. 7.13 per cent.
GENERAL FUND.
Amount trans-
ferred to general
fund during the 4
fiscal years ending
May 81, 1901, $31, 10000
Expenses OF oper.
sting the electric
light plant during
the four fiscal years
ending May 81,
1901, per reports
Of City Auditor, S24.592.14
Less amount ie-
ceived from Wash.
ington Southern
and Southern Rsil-
way companies for
rent Of electric arc
lights during the
four fiscal years end
ing May 81, 1901, 50 5000
Actual net run. -
ming expenses $21, ,792 IA
Ten (10) cents
pr 600 feet on IA
474, 900 feet gss
sold consumers ouI-
ing the four fiscal
years ending May
81, 1901, $7,44740
Total, s29. .239.54
amount tfant-
ferIed TO the gen.
ersl fund over and
above orerstipg ex.
penses Of the cleo
trio light plant and
ten cents per 1000
feet on ess cold con-
sumers, S176O46
GAS soLD coNsUMERs
Net earnings up
on gas, &c, sold con.
sunen during the
4 fscsl years end.
log May 81, 1901, $30,S33.4S
Net operstfIg gex-
penses OF the city
electric light plant, s21 1924
Ten (10) c,nts
per 1000 feet on
gas cold consumers, $7,4z7.4O
Totsl, 500, ,2s9 54
.zs-a=s@
Net earnings over
and above operating
expenses Of the cleo
tr light plant and
ten cents per 1000
feet on gas sold con.
sumers, S1.69394
GAS SOLD CONSUMERS AND USED By THE CITY.
Net earnings up
on gas, &c sold con.
sinners and used by
the city during the
4 fscal years end.
iIe May, 81, 1901, s44,979 go
Total amount of
gas used By the city
.s~< $780, ~ 5@S
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Total,

amount tfant-
ferred to the gen.
ersl fund over and
above orerstiDg ex.
penses Of the cleo
trio light plant and
ten cents per 1000
feet on ess cold con-
sumers,
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GENERAL FUND

Amount traDa-
ferred to general
fund during the 4
fiscal years ending
May 81, 1901,
Expenses OF oper.
sting the electric
light plant during
the four fiscal years
ending May 81,
1901, per reports
Of City Auditor,
Less amount ie-
ceived from Wash.
ineton Southern
and Southern Bell
way companies for
rent Of electric arc
lights during tho
four fiscal years end
ing May 81, 1901,
Actual net run
ming expenses,
Ten (10) cents
pr 1000 feet on IA
474,OO0 feet gss
sold consumers o ~
ing the four fiscal
yeArs ending May
81, 1901,
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GAS soLD coNsUMERs

Ne. earnings up
on gas, &c, sold con.
suners during the
4 hscsl years end.
iug May 81, 1901,
Net operstfr z ex-
penses OF the city
electric light plant,
Ten (10) cent,
per 1000 feet on
gas sold consumers,
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Total.

Net earningsover
s1d atovs the city
gss consumption
operating expensss
Of CITY ctric .isbt
plant, snd ten lO)
cents per 1000 eSt
on gas soId con.
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1895, have bean transferred to Ii as represent
ing the net earnings Of the gas works to May
81, 1897, leaving the other item; namely, the
cost Of lighting the city, sill an open matter.
In orser to deteimine the net esrnings OF
the Alexandria Gas Works frcm s54 up to
and including he fiscal year ending May 81,
1901, your committee has caused resesrch to
be made OF the Auditors reports, gas Office
records and files OF the Ale xsndris Gszstte,
during the past forty.eight (4S) years, to en-
sble them to arrive at the true vslnstion OF
the gas consumed by the city for lighting
streets. public buildings, and charitable insti.
tuiioos during these years.
Ycu will see by referring to Mr.. Bsyne's
NOES that he alludes to the necessity Of de-.
teImining the amount Of gas used by the city
during these years, in order to comp etc 40
account which should accurately show the
net earnings OF the gas works 10 date. This
has at list been accomplished, a. the follow.
log will show:
NET EARNINGS OF THE GAS WORKS DURIEG
FISCAL YEARS 1854 TO 1901.
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lTATENENT.

s31,OOo.Oo
s7,75oOO
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-12
OF PROPOSALS TO PUR.
CHASE POOR FARM. I

Offers to sell tracts of land for poor
farm purposes will be received by the
board Of county commissioners of
Ramsey county, N. D., until 10
o'clock M. Monday, January 5th, 1908;
said tract to be located within a rad
ius Of four miles of any railroad sta
ton along the main line Of the Great
Northern railroad, or within same
distance Of q station on the farmers
railroad in Ramsey county, Nd, and
not to exceed 800 acres nor less than
200 acres in extent. Each proposal to
sell land must be accompanied by a
check certified by a responsible bank
ing house in the sum of ten per cent
of the price of the land proposed to be
sold for said purpose, payable to the
treasurer of Ramsey county, N. D.,
which check will be forfeited to said
county in the event said proposal is
accepted and the author thereof fails
at the time of its acceptance to per-
form the terms Of his proposal. All
offers to remain good until the Goth of
January. 1908. An opportunity will
be given to remove crops if so desired.
The successful bidder will be requir-
ed to furnish a warranty deed togeth-
er with abstract certified up to the
day of acceptance of offer.
Payment will be made in cash.
Bids to be opened at the January, 1908
meeting. All bids must be sealed,
addressed to Emil 8. Eich, county
auditor and plainly marked "Ofer
to sell Land for Poor Farm"
Tho board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order of the board of county
commissions rs of Ramsey county,
North Dakota.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., this
9th day Of December, 1902.
Emil s. Eich,
u 40-42 County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-12
DEVILS LAKNTER.oJ FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1907.

the great Irish agitator and leader of
the same name. He is we'll informed
as to the affairs of Ireland and Eng
land and is an interesting converse
tionalist. The late fax in his vici-
nifty was somewhat damaged by frost,
but those who got their crop in early
have no complaint to make of the
yield.
Come and see the superb Xmas
cantata. For the benefit of stage dec
Grafton.
Ladies' brooches with diamonds and
pearls, all prices, at Huesgen's.
Remember the date for hearing the
100 voice chorus, in the school
c~antata. It is Dec. 18 and II.
M. P. Nef & Co. have several
good bargains in quarter sections for
sale on very easy terms. Office in
Jacobson block.
G. L. Kolb, Of Holstein, Iowa, has
been in town this week looking after
his Ramsey county interests. Last
fall he purchased the Ugland farm
near Crary.
Go to Huesgen's for the latest style
initial ring.
Bring the ladies to see the magnif
cent costumes in the school cantata
All imported from China and Japan
M. P. Neff has a team of goot
!, driving horses he will trade for {
team of work horses, or will sell o,
| easy terms.
Gus Komm, of Overland township
l has sold out and gone east on a visit
I He has rented his farm to his brother
H. Huesgen has the best selection o
, cut glass.
. The great spectacular show will b
given at the High school on the 10th
> ard 18th.
: For violin and guitars, see Hues
gen.
At a special meeting Of the boar
of supervisors of Overland TOWNSHIP
Il held this week Fl. II. Butler and Gee
Graham were elected to fill the vaca1
cies in the board caused by the N
moval from the county of Gus Koml
and E. H. Alspach.
: Huesgen has got the best stock {
8 mouthorgans.
The old and young like to see SAINT
Clause. So come to the Xmas car
tata. Excellent program, 10th an
!, 18th of Dec.
M. P. Neff & Co., are now NIGEL
# located in a handsome suite of room
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-12

in the new jacobson block. up stairs.
The Devils Lake Office is in charge Of
NJ. P. Nef, who is always glad to
greet his many friends and customers
with the glad hand. The firm also
has an Office at North English, Iowa,
which is in charge of T. NJ. Evans.
Mr.. Evans is the travelling representa-
tive of the firm.
For a stock of ladies' and gents
gold and gold filled watches, Huesgen
can beat anything in the Northw est.
For Rent or Sale.-A four-room
dwelling, east Of school for the deaf.
Good we'll, grove of trees, acre lot
fenced. Enquire at this Office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-12

assembled in the large hall. The play
was interesting from start to finish,
the applause being frequent and pro-
nounced. Every member of the com
pany is an artist and the parts, in
dividually and collectively, were
taken perfectly. The executive staff
of the company are pleasing people to
meet and do business within fact
the whole company is composed of
ladies and gentlemen. 1t is to be
hoped that more companies of the
Missouri Girl class can be induced to
como this way.
The Radiant Home Range with
Xxx. Century Fire Box, the most
successful fire box for burning
all grades of hard or soft coal,
Ignite or wood, on the market,
at G. P. Brainerd & Co.'S.
The school presidents met in Fargo
recently. After the opening prelimi-
naries, Superintendent Devine had a
heart to heart talk with the school
officers on several matters pertaining
to the management of rural shoots and
explained the advantages of consoli'
dation of schools. He dwelt Oh the
shortsighted policy, too often exercis
ed in the engagement of inexperienced
teachers because their services wer.
available for less money. He cited il
stances of the disadvantage of pursu
ing such a policy. He also alluded t,
, the very important matter Of main
tanning the best possible educationa
: advantages in the country schools
the son of the farmer had just as mucl
right to the best education as the so
of the city merchant or banker-ant
of course the same applied to the girls
He unhesitatingly was of the opinion
that the future of a government lik
we have in this country depended
mainly upon the sons and daughter
from the farms because they had
broadness and perfect purity of train
ing and they were less liable to temp
tation than children in the crowde'
thorough fares.
> For Rent. Furnished room, stea1
, heat. Enquire at this Office. 40
Wanted. Girl to do house work
} Mrs. c. A. Dodge.
NJ. P. Neff & Co. have severe
, good ACCOMPLISHMENTS for sale chea
if taken quick. Call and see them
Office in jacobson block.
P. g. Redman, one of tho pionee
I farmers of the Starkweather countr
: was down Monday attending the Ian,
sale, and dropped in to see the Inter
Ocean. Mr.. Redman is a relative
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-12-12
Cltu In Brl61

AVS {
Don't forget Dec. 10th and 18th.
Ed Elliott has accepted a position
for the winter at Reuters confec-
tionery store.
Residence lots for sale. Good loca-
ton. Bargain. E. W. Gilbertson.
All Odd Fellows are requested to
be at the hall promptly at 2 O'Clock,
Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
Remember the Xmas cantata and
don't forget to come.
DR.. Davenport, dentist. Office owe
Mann's store, first 10 days of month.
Landlord Reid reports that his hotel
has been taxed to the utmost this week
in caring for his guests.
speltz wanted at Miller & Bakers
feed mill.
The First National Bank loans
money on stock and farms at lowest
rates.
County treasurer Lonnevik drove
over to Edmore Wednesday to look
after some business matters.
Go to the candy factory for Christ
mas candies. Reduced rates.
We have two residence properties
in Devils Lake for sale. Prices and
terms very reasonable on each. G. A.
Dodge & Co.
Nick Keitch is one of the best
pleased men in Ramsey county. He
bought a half section of state land for
$40 an acre which he expected he
would have to pay $1S for. In addi-
ton to this Mrs. Keitch, who has
been visiting east, returned Tuesday.
Miller & Baker want speltz at their
feed mill. Highest prices.
Fresh candies-the kind you like
specially made for Christmas week al
Candy factory.
Prof. Bangs is home again from
Fargo. His host of friends will b
gratifed to know that his eyes are
steadily impro> ing, with every pros
pect that his sight will be fully
restored. Mrs. Bangs went to Fargo
Friday and returned home with the
professor.
The Ramsey Milling company il
offering a special price for good blu'
stem wheat for blending purposes
Good wheat of other varieties aslt
wanted.
Editor Short has moved his New
Office to the basement in the Brennan
block. The new quarters afford more
room and better light.-two things
needful in a print shop.
You may not like our looks or on,
ways, but we know you would b.
taken up with cur business methods
Try us on a loan or an insurance
policy. Dodge & Co.
Forum: Railroad officials predict
greater rush of settlers to North Da
kota in 1908 than found their wa.
here this year. The state is ready t.
welcome the sort that have beef
coming thus far. They form an i'm
portant factor in the development o
the agricultural of tn
state.
Farm of 100 acres for sale cheap
On main travelled road, three mile
from now railroad survey; 80 acre
cultivated, can be rented. Adjoining
quarter sold for So, 200 not two month
ago. Will sell this fer 81, 900. cash
F. Southland, Markellie P. O., Mort
Dakota. 39-41x
VIM. McNaamee, of Overlan'
township, had the misfortune to los
his barn by fire last week. A littl
four-year-old boy and some matche
were the cause. About 500 buhse]
of oats, 100 bushels of barley and 2
or 80 tons Of hay were also burned
The loss is quite heavy to Mr.. Nc
Nance. No insurance.
Girl wanted for general housework
Apply to Mrs. S. L. Wineman.
Rugby Optimist: Messrs. ALA
Tompkins and J. P. Miller we're i
the city the latter part of last wee
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UNDERGRADUATES Ell; GENERAL AGENTS ne
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WANTED-RELIABLE AGENTS TO SELL MIN
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$s5 PER MONTH AND ALL TRAVELLING Elk
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$4,000 PER YEAR POSITIVELY MADE INTRO
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Sheldon Brown, Cincinnati made over $7OO In
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GOOD OPENING - THE NEW TOWN OF
Webster, Ramsey county. N. D., IL miles north
of Devils Lake, NJ: D., needs at once a good
sized feed barn; is in splendid horse and cattle
market; no opposition; a opportunity;
don't wait; requires but small capital. Adj
dress John w. Maher, Devils Lake, n. D.
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN 80 DAYS IN AN
absolutely safe mining and electric power COM
pany's stock: bank references and prospectus
upon application Roanoke Co., 2o4 Dearborn
st, Chicago, Ill. -
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LADIES, TAILORING

& 6 TUCKER, TIE AIDES TABOR,
+. caItaeftffn o1tthe most stunning gowns. Right
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:TAuoR-MADE OR FANCY SUITS To- ORDER;
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f Torch & Mayer, 400 Nicol1et, fourth floor. Take
elevator. Teleuhone BILL il. =
HAVE YOUR TAILOR.MADE SUITS, AND
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CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
About 10000 appointments made last year.
only common school education required for
animation; salaries large; work easy; cata-
logues Of nforma ton free Columbian Core
suondence College, Washington. D. G.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

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Il, .... Continued. ~. H.
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PoSToFFICE CLERKS AND CARRIERS AP-
pointed by the thousands every year; eXami.
nations soon in all big cities; only n few days
left to make applica ton; full particulars free
of 143 National Cor. Institute, Washington,
ID. G.
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SALESMAN WANTED FOR NORTHERN MIN
nesota and North Dakota, by manufacturer of
we'll known frst-class line of pants shirts,
overnlls mackinaws and duck coats Scand1-
naviau preferred: applicants must control good
trade and furnish best of references. Address
5000, Journal.
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WANTED-MESSENGER BOYS; GOOD WAGES
National Dist. Tel. Co., corner Hennepin and