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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11

Il Thirty seven different kinds of
dress goods received this, week at the
New York Cash Sto,e and bewilder-
ment Of all the latest trimmings. Our
b hoe sales have been immense the last
few days !, Lots leIt on the bargain
basement counters and our shelving
teeming with the highest grade that
art aud experience can manufacture.
Sheriff Meyer and his deputy Of
Rugby passed through here Tuesday
with G .rdner and 4 udtson, two
prisoners for the state n. The for
mer was sentenced to seventeen years
for attemted lape upon twelve
year old girl and Knudtson was given
sig years and three months for killing
Ole Solam with rock.
Elder Peters of the Dankard church
at Cando, N. D., now travelling in
Eths state says II have never seen
SO many men with means to buy land
looking to the northwest as at this
time. Many renters with some mon
ey, as we'll as investors, are looking
to the northwest for profitable in
vestment. 2 Farm Loans and City
Bonds, for February.
Herman Huesgcn, the Fourth street
jeweler, has been induced by his nu..
merous friends to become candidate
for alderman Of the Second ward at
the coming municipal election. Mr.
Huesgen is progressive citizen. a
heavy taxpayer, ard because of his
liberal and conser vatlve views upon
the government of the city's affairs,
he would no doubt prove desirable
member Of the city's council, and in
the discharge of its functions.
The Board Of Directors Of the
School for the Deaf and Dumb, hela
a business meeting last Friday. All
members were present with the ex-
ception Of Mr.. Wbipple, who is ap-
sent from the city. The school is in
a fourishing condition and during
the meeting it was plainly demon
strated that more room will be needed
land asked for when the Legislature
meets again, as many applicants for
admission to the institution have new
to be denied that privilege because Of
lack of room.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
THE LOCAL. FIELD.

First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good cit
property, as well " .3
Girl wanted to do Homework. Mrs.
Il e. AZ. Dodge. III. ltf 53s$5
Sheriff Rutten and wife were Crazy
visitors TUESDAY evening. ,a$35S#5..
New styles and samples for Chas A.s
I Stevens & Bros. suits at Mrs. Gar
vey IS. ss.s -5 5..l. M Il.
Don + forget the Co. D masquerade
ball at the armory next Thursday
evening. .s. 81:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. "a. Miller Of Cra-
nv, are the happy parents Of bounc-:
ing son.
s5 A class of twenty eight new mem
bers were initiated in the A. GU. w.
last Friday evening.
F. o. Getchell Of the Fort Tottyn
agency, is home again from busi-
ness trip to Washington, D. G. III
Attorney Converse Of Cando. ac-
companied by his father from Iowa,
/ were in the city on. legal business
Monday. 5..
s Steven Branc hhower is reported
quite i'll at his home on the farm He
only recently returned from MohaIl,.
where he contracted a severe cold.
Mrs. A. w. Cogswell wants a good
girl for general housework. 1tf Nh
S just received at the New York Cash
4 Store nearly thousand new spring
shirts for men and boys, the nobbiest
that the eastern markets can produce.
The many friends in this city Of y.
v. Brooke and wife of Cando, will
sympathizs with them in the loss By
death week ago Tuesday, Of Their
second son, James.
For anything in the line Of con
fectionery, { obaccos cigars or soft
drinks, drop in and see W.K. Nimme
at Miss Ranum's former stand 46ti
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
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e = 4 % ZE- d = Il u + T.
Miss L;sette Domke returned this
morning to take charge Of the trim
ming department. at Mrs. Carney S.
Money to loan on farms at Ramsey
County National Bank 40 If
Tony Passonault, the Granville.
barper. came down to see his best
friends last Sunday, and reports
good business in that section.
The city fathers transacted their
regular routine Of business last Tues
day evening and ordered publication
Of notice for city lection. s;
Highest price paid TO- eggs al the
Sevilla hotel. ,52tf
The Inter Ocean scribe enjoyed a
most pleasant call last Friday from
Hon. Alex. Mclean and F. A. Kaed-
ing, both prominent Penn citizens.
The finest lot of horses ever shipped
in here new on sale at First National
Bank. " q IS
An effort was made yesterday by
the management Of the Starkweather
road, to open up the saow blockade,
but$little progress was made in this
direction. $5. &,s3
Wanted, at once A good girl for
general homework. Highest wages.
Mrs. E. 81. Prosser. 1tf y
@ Ole Leet Of Webster has consumat-
ed a deal with Adams Bros. whereby
he becomes the owner Of the hardware
store at that place More particulars
Of the deal in oar next.
The First National Bank loans
money on stock and farms at lowest
rates. N Y S ~
Prof. j. A. Haig, Of the Rolla
schools, was city visitor Saturday.
Prof Haig was formerly principal Of
the Devils Lake city schools, and ru-
NOR mas it that his Iecel I. visit here
was Inspired BY political motives, on
1 the line Of co tnt5. office.
On the notion counter new notions
new novelties -the scene mas
changed. This week you'll notice
an entirely new assortment of notions
and novelties. Are they nseful, de.
sirable. reasonable prices Well
leave that to- you. E w Mann & Son.
A petition was circulated yesterday
ana literally signed requesting the
candidacy of Frank Whitman fol
mayor Of this city. It is currently
rumored this morning that George
Jameson has also been brought out as
q candidate for the mayoralty, and
his friends are equally sanguine oi
success with those Of the opposition.
| Dancing class meets every Saturday
uight at Odd Fellows hall. Class i d
1rtrnction and social dance. 81 i
The Inter Ocean Office is blessed
with two gasoline engines. Tuesday
land Wednesday of this week they
both acted like baking mules and the
Office was filled during that period
with "! ! LIS and
Iother appropriate epitaphs They aie
lnow running again, bnt the Saint
who il familiar with such occurrences
would certainly change color several
times g day in trying to induce these
handles to turn u wheel Or two.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
F or BusinI ess Wear

Y on probably prefer a sack suit
for business; the common style
for everyday wear. ASH
There's no reason, though, why
you shouldn't have the smart style
which always characterizes the
\ Hart Schafner & Marx sack
suits. 5.5
5 Just because sack suits. are
staple style, is no reason why
they should be comma place.
When we have the Hart Schaff-
/ ner & Marx line to offer you,
there's no good reason for wearing
! anything less desirable. rs &.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11

The bill passed in Congress this
month, authorizing the opening Of
the Fort Totten Reservation to white
settlers beals with it significant
amount of Importance to this section
of North Dakota. It is not the least
eaxggerating the truth when we state
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11

The practice for the Flower Carni-
val will be held as usual on Saturday
afternoon at two clock and Monday
aftern>oa at four. The work seems
to be enjoyed by these taking part as
1t has come at the time of year when
recreation is needed and the Snort
time taken for the practice gives
them a pleasure to l,ok forward to.
Mothers VINO have children taking
part are invited to come to the hall
when convenient as it will give them
better idea of the work being done
and Of its value tn TIE chiluren.
Those taking the special dances meet
at 5:aO Tuesday afternoon. Tt csc
dances are the only ones which Prof.
Bennett has called upon them to pay
for and he has made the terms low,
80 that those wishing this accomplish
ment for their children will GO we'll
to consult him in regard to it, for the
dances taught are very beautiful and
the training very thorough. The ar
rangements for the special work are
not as yet complete and those not un-
derstanding it can see Prof. Bennett at
the hall Saturday afternoon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
The Straight Front Varsity,
Copyright 1903 By Fart Sehafner q Maxx

j. g. + y e u . r. 81. u Ia. E . -
If you want to see the snappiest
styles ever produced in clothes
you want to see the Hart Schaffner
& Marx 'Straight-front'' Varsity.
You get pretty good idea of it
from the cut; but in order to see
the suit as it really is, you need to
put it on and stand before the
glass.
When you get one look atyour-
self in one Of these suits, you'll
much rather give up the price of
it than give up the clothes.
We have plenty Of Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx spring and summer
suits to show yeu.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
HORSES FOR SALE

Several head Of good, farm work
horses, cheap. Time given for pay
naent If desired. sat- 4
Ramsey County National Bank.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
FOR SALE.

Five head of good young work
horses For particulars address q A.
Stanard, care of M. P. Nef s. Co.,
Devils Lake, N. d. 52-2
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11

Stops tbs Cough and Works Off
the Colds.
Laxative BroLac Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price, 25c.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11

As will be looking
ment also filled with
reliable tailor
clothing kbbn and John Douglas Of
any $500 all patterns
Sweet O GO pants over and jackets and the Wales Goodyear
we invite YOU call and inspect before
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-03-11
March Bargain Breezes are Blowing.

WMhaye Of weather
With such offering atonsh.
ing Hbusne dull buying
mood Just o
e some We're
with regular trading place
We Wish to Call Special Attention to Gu
Clothing Department This Week
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National Guard
ADJUTANT GENERAL Is
SUES ORDER
Relative to Duty Of Members
to Attend Annual Mill
tary Encampmcnt.

Admani Goaeral y = BuriiEgnme
issue4 q general order yesterday eN.
plainng ho iutlss Of the nadonel
guard ia REGARD BE- attending the au.
nuai encaupmeh's- Tie says m part.
rho militia la@ Of ne Territory oi
0salona in m0gidns pr au annual
onoaupmen fof h aatm7 aa
imposes upon aH mefner acf
Mite mInr au and the oaaH qi g.
arefs emo enlti nm uaH ur
Them positive obhcaiicrs aud nuaFo.d
atIe rcsnonsbHii ies
0ha9ilntl h the nrs duty of Oh.
sllder and on Important preliminary
du Of tho Carisnau wi.h fctpe
to tbe rucampmeat q 20 be ln afterd
anc6 as lbectod By Executive NH
tary order no g. iuiy 3o aoi 1
IS eniohed upon an officers tlue he}
resort TO every practicable means 4
insure the fullest possible attendance
Of enlisted mcr 80 7ne can De eX
oused fcom attending except by th'
comnandcrin-chief and the soldioI
who faas to attend without accept1bl,
and sufficient military reasons musI
be regarded as absent withou leave
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E.nrlu- 90 AaaInst HIm.

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such IN brlefswas the condition Of ar
OLE soldier bv name Of j j. lIayens,
Versailles. o For years he was
troubled with Kidney disease ans
neitior doctors rcr medicines gave
him relief A length nc tried Elec ric
Btters Il put him on his feet IN
short order and now he ttstities, I'm
on he read to complete recovery
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and Towel complaints Only SOC
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A aov,s wlld Rlde Eor LIfe.

With family around eNpec mg him
TO die, ard a son riding for life, IS
miles to get Dr Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, w. II. Brown, Of Loesyine, Ind
endured lea'h's agonies from asthma,
but this wonderful medicine gave IN
slant relief and soon cared him. He
writes: Il row sleep soundly eyory
night" Like marvellous cures of Con-
sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds ard Grip prove its
naichless merit for an Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
SOC and 81 &C Trial bottles free Al
all druggists.
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ros TIERS psRT REPLY.
Shows Up Republican Convention
Methods ard Papers.
c1rle. 0kla.. eent. >. ~

C1yle OKLA. sept .. 1904,
Editor Leader.
Dear sir 10 answer o the reply
to my article referring o the deoar
ture OF tho Cimarron Valley clipper
of Coyla desire TO say that che ed-
itor of ne Chph>r IS very coarse in
mis- efforts 10 dispovo ne fact that
his paper IS working in the interest
of B. s MoGuire's election and lhat
his influence has been paid for fhis
he admits when he says chat his
space is his stock in trade" aud 1t
matters not who's money be gets for
he same This Of course asserts the
fact with a little more holiness Of
the methods lsed by the party in the
majority in Logan coun y, Of rs
crafts and deception, Which have been
praciiced so long hat they are no long
er decepions but known almos by
! every one, not only in Logan county
J bur IN the adjoining counties II is
nothing strange to hear said. even
by delegates to the Republican con-
venions. that this one or that one,
was Frank Greer's candidate and only
a short lime ago over at Carney in
Lincoln county where the convention
was held to nominate the Republican
candidate TO represent the district
there was no effort made to conceal
the method used to nominate Mr..
Prouy. Of Fallis. II was simply
shameful the way in which Mr..
Prouty's manager issued checks In
payment for the colored delegation. II
Is said they only had to buy two dele
cations in Lincoln county, to add TO
the colcred delegation OF Logan III
order o have enough votes 10 nomi
mare Mr Prouty on the first ballot
II is for just asch methods as these
MI. Editor Of the Clipper, that | as
sailed your paper for ,aning the posi-
tion il has, no. only in assisting such
party In Logan county but attempt
ing to assist in the election Of b. S
Mcclure, delegate to congress. But
it is safe to predic' that it's influence
will not no perteptihly felt among it's
subscribers as the editor has init
mated It is wholly an advertising
medium. Hence. this is why my first
article was published ia the Guthrie
: Leader. Another reason was that the
Leader is a Democratic paper anc
stands for a principle and not foI
gratis Such rapers WIZ always wei
come such articles and give ihcm free
publication
am very sorry that the Clipper can
not catch few more suckers like Le
"straughen combination" and should
any more articles on this subject ap
pear from the pen Of the Clipper edi
tor certainly 6eem further answers
unnecessary, and believe that the Nc
Gmre combination win be sadly dis
7 appoia ed IN the radius of the Clip
per circulation after the eighth oI
\ November when they cast about fol
( results en- their iavesment wish q
say in conclusion TO the editor Of th'
\ Clipper that in dealing with princi
pies. do so in a manly way and no
resor. to unjust personalities. Verl
N bruly yours. J. L. Foster.
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impossible TO foresee an accident
Not impossible 10 be prepared for it,
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Monarch
over raia.
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ECZEMA


No disease causes much bodily discomfort, itches
burns ana stings like Eczema. 1t begins often with
slight redness Of the skin followed by pustules Bills
tiers from which gunny sticky fluid oozes which dries
and scales Of forms bad looking and scabs It
appears on different parts OF the body but otenest upon
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easl aasll

The hest for light. The best for
fuel. Leave your orders for gas now.
Guthrie Gas Co.
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Daily Leader 10 cents week deliv-
cred every day except Sunday, Car
riers collect ~'"~'''-
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and take notice that

and take notice that
MIR. w. S. MEILcAREK
practical gansn.ith and machinist,
of is years experience in the Old cour-
try. and l lyears in the best shops OF
this country. has located here and is
in charge of the olsmiih Arms Co.
shop. Mr. Meilcarek is thoi oughIy
competent and is prepared to DO work
on Guns, Pistols. rypevri ers. Cash
Registers, Surgical Instruments ETC.
in a manne- that can not be approach
ed by any workman now in this coun-
try.
OLSMITH ARMS CO.
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Go to j. w. Ferrier for ane watch
work li6 E. Okla. ave
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The back, arms, hands, legs
and face, and is a vcritable
torment at times, especially
at night or when ovcrheated
The cause OF Eczema is a
too acid condition of the
blood. The terrifying itch
ing and burning produced
by the overflow through the
riauls a,sa pores OF The SKIN
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O CONFESSIONS OF O
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u Is mighty hard blow 10 me Sc
find Ina an Interesting gir likes cats.
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Unfortunately. very rev men are
bald on the chin
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have noticed that death takes few
vaoa IONS end iocs nol observe sun
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Dear sirs:-T feel &c my duty TO write and let
you know what 8. 9. $. has done for have
suffered with Chronic Eczema for over hfteen
years, and have spent great deal Of money try
ing 60 get cured. Have used salVes and washes
and different kinds or blood medicine, have been
treated By the best doctors in tho CITY, but could
uct ger r-f---- laT was I'm ca torrlhle condftion
whom j started the use OF s.. 3. g. Have tokon
my le- or any other part cf mg body. 7 tael Ike
a new man. y. ID. ELAGH MEX =.
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Buv hm tin hom ana @ bunch OF
"a ecfachers and amy boy can give a
celebration
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-18
CASE TO BE COSTLY
Trial of John Findley for Murder
Will be Expensive to
County.
WHOLE DAY WITHOUT JUROR
Philip Dingledein. Fourth Member
Secured This Morn
ing.

The trial of John Findlev for muir
der is proving one of the most costly
criminal cases that has come for trial
before the Rock Island county circuit
court in recent years.
Yesterday alone the county treas
urer paid out S1O5.2O in mileage and
fees to persons who had been sum-
moned for jury service and were re-
jected. Out of 80 men only three were
accepted.
Another special venire of 40. order
Ell last evening by Judge Gest. report
ed this morning. At noon the fourth
juror had been secured. the whole of
Yesterday having been occupied in a
fruitIess endeavcr to secure a single
person satisfactory to both the pros
ecuticn and the defense.
Philip DingelGein. the South Rock
Islander, Is the fourth member Of the
jury.
The fifth juror was secured later
in the day. He is John Sears. of Sears.
Another Move is Made.
States Attorney II. y. Weld. on re
latiOn Of s. Il. Kenworthy. last even
ing filed quo warrantC proceedings
against the Tri-City Railway ccm-
pany to compel a showing of right or
warrant for the occupancy of the
streets of the city of Rock Island.
The same grounds set up by Mr..
KenwCrthy in previous petitions are
repeated. questioning the authority of
the city council to grant Il franchise
to a foreign corporation. the railway
company being incorporated under
the laws of Iowa, and also attacking
the validity of the enabling act pass
ed by the last session of the Illinois
Legislature. The Tri-City Railway
company was summoned TO make an
appearance in the quo warranto
March ,.
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AT THE HOTELS

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Wis; w. H. Dawson. Minnesota; w. H.
Pendergast. st. Paul; y. c. Ware.
Philadelphia: c. il. Crumb, c. II. Wolf,
NJ. Lewis, Chicago; j. +. Keene, Peo-
ria; j. Il. Baumgarten. Maryland; Il.
COrtes. {. \. Lifgren, George Gibson.
p. ID. BabcOck. Chicago: o. j. Strayer.
Canton. Ohio; F. r. Burton, H. ID.
Bell. Chicago: George Bechtel. Gales
burg; George Adams. Victor. Col; :.
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Chicago; +. Cabeen. AledO: +. p. Viii
liams, Galesburg; John Plat, Gales
burg; J. ID. Welsh. Galesburg; j. NJ.
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field. f. s. Seyforth. Chicago; F. L.
Elsoffer, Joseph Frank, New York;
Mrs. F. o. Van Calder. Rock Island:
NJ. H.. Tomlinson, Cable; John KEENAN,,
st. Louis; +. ID. Parker. Cedar Rapids:
NJ ID. Rosenfield, Moline; w. II. Thomp-
son. Rock Island; +. G. Aylesworth.
Cincinnati; j. +. Marlborough, Chi
cage; q. II. Keeleys1Peoria; II. Dun
berger. Joliet; NJ. j. Blair, Cincinnati;
j. ID. Patterson, Chicago.
At the Harms. (European)-J. w.
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Il. Shaw. Peoria: j. l.. Greer. San Fran
cisco; W. {. Miller. Cincinnati: George
l.. Markley, indianapolis; w. |. Brady,
Chicago; +. T. Kaut. Bloomington: T..
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burlington; J. S. Wilton. Cedar Rap
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lerson. Galesburg; y. T. Walker and
wife. Ottumwa; T. y. Mitchell, Otta-
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/ Sidney Wilson. Harry Hubbard. Nine.
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pany.
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indianapolis; Charles F. Rogers. Ham
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w. Is. WadGelI. Maquoketa; Fred
Stiles. Springfield