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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
the proverbial hens teeth.

the proverbial hens teeth.
For the young man, then, who is
Looking for a place to locate and
who wants a farm, and who has only
limited amount of money at his dis
posal, there is only one thing to do
and that is to go where the country is
not 50 thickly settled and where land
is still comparatively cheap.
; There are still few such locations
in this country, and we mention up
pei Michigan, points in Minnesota,
Wisconsin, and North Dakota as pre-
senting opportunities to the thrifty
and industrious young men VINO are
willing tc crave out their own fu-
lures. t#a
Lands in these sections can be had
now at from $3.50 an acre upward.
and they are as good as any lands in
this country. The writer takes the
stand that NO land is dear provided il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
Travelled Over it Eighteen Years.

Wednesday signed opening
settlement the unaoted Toten Indian
comprising about 100 will
time in August Besides another
lands belonging
time thus giving excellent opportunity settlers
The terms which unao land had the
and settlement with the addition 81
90 at the tine Of fling so cents each
after until the whole 81 so pail there fine an
IN the state deal of agricultural
anybody Beside that settlers take will
all the advantage Of settlement all for upwards
The Northern Pacific railroad
walton with the sheyenn Oeron
borde Of them being good lively with
houses churches schools At
ing market for all the territory
city Devils Lake the lake
point beauty there probably not place the that
tract OF land Along ne entire north side lies Devils lake beautiful
Of skirted with timber much of which,
OH by the Indians although considerable still
Along the southern bder the
considerable timber different
smaller lakes with
whole the place
but few days after the opening there
the selections Oklahoma
North Dakota this likely
the deal The dtor
walton many times during the past eighteen
to see Just What it like and it is indeed gratifying
settlement instead laying
being put to scarcely use.-Langdon Republican #
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
To be Opened in July.

Washington, May Your preparing to 90 into the
lottery business legislation
just ended for opening settlement
reservations in the northwest
1t has been decided that choice
Quoted the lottery plan Reports northwest Com
missioner Richards of the land
ready high although the drawing will
1t will for applicants
register their with officials
drawings In the after
seekers homes the
land they want
this will scramble which has
characterized the free home entry plan in thu past
Richards stated
notable advantages in the lottery plan
of choice record the
and taken
The the
several but will be SOLD at fixed charge The following
facts brief the opportunity for the homke
have started this time instead
Devils Lake reservation North land
that section the northwest Ons
of the interior department who will lottery
execution confident the
sfu and satisfactory concerned than
attempts the to help along
States Previous attempts distribute
greatest disorder and Oklahoma opening
focal yearly them
trying something for nothing with the dong
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
Facts AbOnt the Reservation.

The opening Devils
opportunity that the with
all its for the last of the
southern shore Of the Devils Lake. all the
rolling prairie land with timber the best soil
found North Dakota u.s. of the Devils
enjoyed
reservation, while the Minnewaukan
entire the settled
nifty the old settlement Northern
Northern
in the The therefore easily accessible either
trunk line journey
the train his claim
markets
usually until
waiting Not customary hdship
will marketa proven
and it will the other
the
primary while other in this tie which
practically equal selling this
apparent
when nearly
wealth hardly the Indians
This why these reservation lands
well informed farmers
considerable
within the boundaries the
abanded located Catholic and school children,
supervision the Episcopal
maintained
Pelican giving city
mercantile and other trading
land business the which probability will
become the future county of the territory Within
months after the land opened for settlement homes enterpng
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
Land is Growing
in Value

Probably the most reliable index to
the growth of this country and its in
creasing population, is the remarkable
increase in land values that has taken
place in the past twenty or thirty
years.
It is within the memory of even
the younger generation, and they can
recall the time when lands as far
east as the Ohio river were selling
for mere song, and at that the song
need not have been very musical.
The writer of this, although still
q comparatively young man, lived in
his early days in northwestern Ohio,
in what was then popularity known as
the Black Sawmp'' Of the Maumee
valley. That section of Ohio was
i then heavily timbered with oak, elm,
ash. hickory, beech, walnut and syca-
more. Thirty years ago man was
considered POOR who had to pay taxes
on very much Of that land. But i'm
migration came; settlers poured in;
saw mills and stave factories were
B erected, and it didn't take long after
these movements began to liye that
land money value, so that today
Z lucky indeed is the man who can find
a seller willing to let go at around
500 an acre or more. 55
sd But northwestern Ohio is only a
y single instance. where land has in
creased in value. Illinois, Iowa,
Kansas. Wisconsin, in fact almost
every western state can show asimi
lar condition. Lands in these states
are now held at almost prohibitory
pricee. There are plenty of would be
buyers, but sellers are scarcer than
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13

is Doughty the bounds of rea-
son. It is equally true, and history
proves it, that 10 country is too large
for the people. The United States is
increasing in population at won
derful rate, and it will not be long
until every available acre will prac-
tically be out of the market.
so BUY LAND NOW. sS
-Cnas. A. Cooper in Chicago Live
Stock World, May 5, 1904.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
. QUICK ARREST.

j. A. Guelldge of Verbena, Ala,
was twice in the hospital from a
severe case of piles causing "a tumors.
After doctors and all remedies failed,
Bucklen' s Arnica Salve quickly ar
rested further inflammation and cured
him. It corquers aches aud kills
pain. Csc, at G. w. Gre mes, drug
store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
best of the Indian reserv-
atiOns in North Dakota.

it. By the plan it hopedo OBJ
applicant must registered before
he draws his land he
an acre take that
protected in civil law all
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13

zens will DOT quarter section schools and churches will
without delay and within from the
will he
All this will be possible without the settlers experiencing
hardsips
homestead life the frontier
of the homestead with Of the
homeader will begin practically
DID,, - o.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
J CORRECT TINE TABLE.
West: Ronnd

West Bound.
No. 8, the Pug Jet Sound Elk
press via Mayyille and
Il Larimore daily 7:25 a. m.
No. %, Local ,ssenger via
Fargo & Wilmar fir I'm
st. Paul and Minneapolis
daily 1920 p. M.
No 1.-THE dyer" via Far
go and Grand Forks daily1O :47p. m.
No. 3o7 Local freight to
Rugby and intermedi late
points daily except Sunday I 80 a. m.
East Bound.
No. 4. Puget Sound Express
via Larimore, Mayville
and Willmar daily :3S a. m.
No. 2 arrives 1887, THE
Flyer via Grand Forks VS.
& Fargo daily 1910 a. N.
No. 26, Local passenger to
Minneapolis and st. Paul
via Fargo&W;llmar daily $3.50 p: m.
No. S04, Local freight to
Larimore and intermedi-
ate points daily except
Sunday 1875 a. M.
Trains IS and 20 make connections
at Churchs Ferry for Cando and st.
Johns branch and at Rugby Junction
for Bottineau branch and at Gran
vile for Granville and Mohall
branches. Branch trains run daily
except Sunday.
Full information from 81
w. a. Kipp, Agt.
Devils Lake, N. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13

New line of rugs and carpets just
arrived at ]. Goldberg's. 4-tf.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13

Stops this Cough and Works or
the Colds.
Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price, 25c. IS;
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

For Sale heap-Jersey COW and
heifer calf. D. L. Hughes, opposite
post Office. Montpelier. 40
J. B. Walters. the well k, own veteri-
nary surgeon of Boise, has been in the
valley the past two weeks on profession
al business. It was his first visit to this
section since 1886. Mr.. Walters is 70
years of age. but is as hale and hearty
rs many men are at so. He has heen in
the west since 1850. and spent 81 years
in the service Of Uncle Sam as veterinary
surgeon at different army pasts.
It is said that since the Granger col
lision a large number of firemen ON this
division have resigned their positions for
fear of reoccurrence of the awful cat
astrophe. One fireman who had con-
tracted cold feet" announced that he
was going to quit his position and hence
forth would do no more railroading.
When he reached Nebraska he applied
for work on the road and is now as con-
tented as clam.-Evanston News
Register.
Nampa is now figuring on having a
sugar factory next year. 1t is said that
a Michigan sydicate will erect it.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02
Notice Of Application for Pardon

ot wee Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Ine September 1904 term OF the Dstrict
ser 1iu LOT bear Lake County, Idaho, and no,v
state sentence Of one year in the Idabo
w me honorable Board of p, rdons Of tha Apply
venaS M AZ a. Us January 1905 session which con
fnI na the hrst Wednesday in said month For
sentence. onehss. convection and
41-5t LUSH.
A. B. COUGH.
Attorney.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02
Notice Of Assessment

copper King Mining Comnanu ,,u..
Idaho bear Lake County
the directo ~ hereby re given that at mee,inp .,
RanN nead It the companys once in Mnng, Com
two mills n M1vemoer 10th 1904 an assessment ct
stock OF the was levied upon the capital
Ran Iro o day OF 1906 to 90 or before
Any stock npnn Bear Lake County Idaho
unpaid upon the said an TINS assessment remains
nnh,i De .neiinauent and advertised foz . 1905
fore viii be- soS and unless payment is made b a.
1905 TO pay the deidon ms otn day OF February,
WIN Inc cost Of advertising and COST Of .ogether
Dated this o,s a. Il: CARRfCK. Secretarr
"o Jay or December, 1904. y.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02

constantly expected that faufndng and political intrigue
will destroy man if it possible He will be held in de-
rsion; his official conduct construed to be for selfish
poses his reputation destroyed and while in public exper
fence political downfall is in respects not to be
pared in its effect with the dragging before the public of
personal and private affairs of mans family relations,
wherein through SANDER he may lose all the happiness of
home and it's endearments still the principle applies
SANDER produces much the result how
apped it's effect varies in intensity with the sensveness
of the Individual and the decacy of the subject with which
it has to do Slanderers to society Ignorant
sndere whose charges bold and continuous often
oahed and dcspsed and much to be dreaded
is the sanderer who is cunning who aul and who
Byron says "a thread of candor in web of wes
who does the material damage It is the who with
the appearance of pety and reserve maintain public
dence sufficiently to enable him indirectly effectively de-
against others less cummings who responsible for the
plan and the method of it's execution escapes the
condemnation ghteousy heaped upon those who carry
the details.
The slanderer is without honor, without consideration
without love- His very influence is communicating for he
adates prejudice and dsrust he disciple of the devil
in breeding discord and strife
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02

The Thanksgiving issue of the Pocatelo Advance was
very creditable Mr. Broxon has we'll advertised the bs
interests Of Pocateo vicinity and besides tho
contained great deal Of useful information We are
to see such enterprises it is worthy commendaton Tb
hopes TO have press day soon and we
Will then be prepared to give Montpelier and Rear L
county some consideration along the same line
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02

Plans have been comn,ataa
b. $3.50 80 ne'ei at Occur d'Alene. It is to
&c VI orlck' three stories high. ana
spring. ~ tne
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02

Walter Hoge of Paris will be candidate for the nos
ton OF secretary OF the senate the coming session of the
legislature He has twice filled position of assistant
secretary in that branch OF legislature is therefore
thoroughly with the duties that devove upon the
secretary Southeastern Idaho is to share of the
legislative Offices and there republican this section
OF the state any deserving better qualified for the
secretaryshp of the senate than is Mr. Hoge
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-12-02
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Montpelier. Bear Lake Co.. Idaho, December T. 1904
THE SLANDERER.

THE SLANDERER
The Salt Lake Herald of Nov. 18th contained short ac
the condition of sisters residing in New
York. who became through mental agony they en-
dured resulting from slanderous reports against
them sister of these unfortnnates left few
days ago the of them girls became
insane they have been entirely by SANDER
who admit that they mistaken in their
What calamity. If those life wreckers possessed
of conscience how must they feel? What they
experience when they know they responsible the
mental condition of those two girls Tt appears without
question: that those sisters possessed senstv
natures sensitive in fact that false reports assang
honor caused such anxiety and suffering that their minds
deranged 1t is of the pathetic occurrences
and furnishes extreme example of the evils SANDER
In business in politics. in society there is present
the slanderer who either to accomplish selfish ends
when his plans frustrated satisfy his revenge
his associate neighbor, magns his character de-
his reputation And yet it will undoubtedly
til the nature Of mortals is changed People who SO
crcumspect that they would think in horror and turn
in disgust from proposal to steal neighbours property
who would rise up in righteous indignation impua
ton Of dishonesty will destroy their neighbours good
without compunction of conscience and blight his
and blast his hopes with utter Indifference Allie without
single circumstance give it plausibity may by mere
statement of it. cast cloud forever Even
the manner OF its recital event with which it
nected may for generation person in such
way that his alone is needed call evil
which had before been spoken him. Legal
remedies at all for such injuries Money com
pensate for reputation destroyed and very often happens
that the sanoerer pecuniary irresponsible if there might
be any satisfaction in the recovery of damages.
This subject calls to mind particularly the attacks fire.
quenty made upon public officials of all grades
and the attempts which made make appear that
their official dishonorable selfish Conditions
present themselves very often when literal legal consr
would result in moral injury and officials sometimes
reved for their harshness if they observe law and up
braided for their illegal actions they fall slightly
Lack of accommodation strict an add
techncaities is their oense in the case
while in the other utter disregard of legal limitations
much better it would be if after eecton forget
parsansm and selfshness enough the public
BY their influence fully they advocate that
public should represent the entire population and
not merely members of his party. Instead however is
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
f4DAlfE ZANCIG WRITING Il THOUGHT MESSAGE

tion of "Salammbo,'' in which Frederick
next season, will represent scenes in
and around the ancient city of Car
thage. They were painted by Logan
Reid and Alexander Corbett. The first
act represents the Temple of Tanit the
second act the interior of Salammbos s
sumptuous apartments. the third the
interior of Mathos tent on the battle
field, and the fourth the entrance to
the Temple of Moloch. There are two
scenes in the last act. one showing the
ruins of the Temple of Delos and the
other the outer entrance to the Temple
of Tanit near the Acropolis. The mas
sive and costly properties were de-
signed and made by Edward Seidle of
the Metropolitan Opera-house, New
York.
Announcement has been made at the
offices of Hamlin, Mitchell & Fields in
New York that Victor Herbert has
been engaged to write all the music for
the productions at the Lew NJ. Fields
Theater. which is to open on West
Forty-second street in November. 1t
also was officially announced that Miss
Marie Cahill had signed as a member
of the Lew Fields Theater Company.
she affixing her signature to the docu-
ment in her stateroom on board the
steamship Deutschland just prior to it's
sailing for Europe.
Herbert signed his contract last Mon
day, afternoon and met Glen MacDOn-
ough, who is writing the book of the
musical production which will open
the new theater, to consult with the
Messrs. Hamlin, Mitchell and Fields.
and work Immediately began. Rehear-
sails. under the direction of Julian
Mitchell and Lew Fields, will probably
begin early in September.
A mistaken idea has gained currency
that Harrison Grey Fiske intends to
establish a "stock" company at the
Manhattan Theater next season. Fiske
is forming a permanent dramatic or
ganization to support Mrs. Fiske. but
If will not be a stock company in
the usual sense of the term. The com
pany will be identified permanently
with the Manhattan Theater and will
play in New York the greater part of
each season, except for brief visits to
few of the principal cities In the
spring. In addition to the engagements
of John Mason, George Arliss and
Charles Cartwright, which have been
announced, Fiske has secured William
3. Mack, Robert " Ferguson. w. L.
Branscombe, Ludwig Lederer, Emily
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
MILLER COMES WITH
HENRY ARTHUR JONES
LATEST PRODUCTION

Tomorrow evening an enga cement
always anticipated with much pleasure
ty local playgoers will begin at the Co
lumbia, in that of Henry Miller and his
company in Mice and Men" Mr..
Miller's engagement this year is for
four weeks only. and besides Mice and
Men, that is by Madeleine Lucette Ry-
ley and a success of two seasons in
London and New York Henry Arthur
Jones' latest play. Joseph Entangled,"
will be here presented for the first time
in America. Mr.. MilIer's leading wo-
men are Jessie Busley and Hilda Spong
and others of the company are Walter
Allen, John Glendinning. Frederick Ty-
ler, j. Hartley Manners, Stanley Dark,
Charles J. Butler, Frederick Tiden,.
Frank Willard, Bertram Harrison.
Grace Heyer and Mrs. Maggie HoIIo-
way Fisher.
Melodrama is still rampant at the
California. Elmer Walters and com
pany presenting tonight for their sec
ond week Just Struck Town" in which
there is claimed to be a flood scene un-
equaled on land or sea since the del
uge.
Appropriately. the Alcazar follows up
this week it's last weeks Prisoner of
Zenda" with the sequel play Rupert
of Hentzau." Both are plays in which
Mr.. Whittlesey may be seen at his best.
The return of Miss Crosby to the AL
cazar boards has been a signally sue
cessful move.
James NeiII and his company have
"A Gentleman of France" as their me-
dunn for this week, beginning with
this afternoons performance. The sea-
son, so far, has been exceptionally
prosperous.
Strains of "The Toreador," the Tiv-
oils next production, are beginning to
float round the opera house. Mean
time "Robin Hood" still equals the best
robin Hood" we have had here, as. the
return visits of it's delighted auditors
testify.
The Fischer boom is still on with "a
Lucky Stcne" and the new company.
Ha! Ha! One foresees a hard time of
it for the villain this week up at the
Central \ The drammer is The Gates
of Justice"
There will be competition this week
at the Orpheum between "Charnion. .
and Rose Coghlan. Charmion has
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

body as ever breathed! Amy one can
do it, you know"
But there are not so many married
people that are en- rapport as we are,
the professor said, looking over at the
little lady. Seventeen years of happy
married life we have had, and never
had but one meal apart-that was
when I entertained George Goulds
guests"
You are Germans?"
From Copenhagen" Madame cor
rected.
4 beat my way over here" the pro-
fessor added. I've had to paddle my
own canoe always. I worked at
match factory one halliday when l
was Z, and went the other halliday to
school. I've been about everything
since-salesman, when I took this up
three years ago"
And since them"
Performing in New York and round
the world" Mr.. Zancig said proudly.
He told me then that he was also an
expert hypnotist, that he dabbled in
palmistry. and discoursed Of the value
and prevalence of suggestion. He's quite
q philosopher, too, amiably optimis-
tic OF how he does his marvels he is.
however, entirely ignorant. Il will it
and Madame sees he says. But of
the medium Of communication be-
tween them he knows nothing, nor for
the larger significances of the phenom-
ena, their concern with the immortal,
their seeming prophecy Of lovely and
infinite sympathies, cares.
In fact. Mr.. Zancig, and Madame as
a dutiful wife, are in the position of
the Orpheum musician who got
test" last Wednesday afternoon. Peo-
pie had been seeking to pump the mu-
sicians, and TO satisfy a curiosity very
infrequent with the miracle stuffed
bandsmen they had asked the Zancigs
to explain. The magicians accordingly
gave them a test" behind scenes and
after it as I went in I heard one of
them say, "Donnerwetterl Ach mein
Gotti What it is?"
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
Discovers Nkw Madonna

LONDON, July ga picture dealep
of this city named Croce claims to havs
discovered the famous picture by Ra-
phael known as the Madonna del Pas
seggio," or 'Promenading Madonna"
He has no doubt regarding the authen-
ticity of the find and has offered $500 to
any one who can prove him wrong.
The picture was discovered in pri<
vate house near this city and the pic-
ture dealer bought it for a few pounds.
1t is 22x1S inches in size and is believed
to be the smallest painting made by
Raphael on canvas. 1t was executed
at the order of the Marquise of Mantua
and was bought by Charles Of Eng
land in 1923.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

Stevens and Mary Maddern for the new
company. He has engaged a new mu-
sical director, Frederick w. Ecke. who
was one of the principal violinists in
the Metropolitan orchestra under Seidl.
and who for several seasons directed
the orchestra of Augustin Days The
ater. The Manhattan orchestra will be
composed almost entirely of strings.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
Hoist Prince To Masthead.

BERLIN, July 2S.-The German
Crown Prince had an amusing expert
ence during his recent stay at Cux-
haven.
On visiting the cutter Induna. which
took part in the regatta, the Prince
was seized by the crew, who. accord
ing to a time honOred seamen's GUS
"land lubber."
The Prince took the affair in excel
lent part and after hanging aloft for
a time laughingly agreed to pay the
necessary ransom and was lowered
again.