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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

ntoer pobnen, fomen ole lanomirtb-
idoftli6en Snitruftoren Slt ibneu.
Die @~r3iebungs Champagne murOe
bon eigenen Spe3ioI5iigen, Die an be.
itimmten Stotionen unbielten, &c.
fiibrt unb bat iid 10 erfolereif er.
nieien, ooB bieie @onoerportrGge
mieoerbolt puroen uno fin Sabre
binalls fortgeiebt peroen Iolen. Gun
bat ii6 aud uniere Wforpldnoer LAMB
pirtbi6oftlide Experimental 9 Sta
ton enti6loiIen, cine lol6eG ompagne
i'm Sitereiie unierer 6armer ms
2eben gu r1tfen, INN Die Grtragsfobtg.
felt Der 6urmen Morplono'S 81 itei'
germ. 8or auem ioa 1tuieren Sano'
pirtben ole 8i6tigfeit BON ertrogs'
fGbigitem Wois ais Santforn ertldrt
meroen. IS lit fir ben Sorner ourd).
aus nift gIeifgiiltig, oh CT bel glei-
der arbeit pro acre ieineS Noistel'
oeS 5ebn bis 5tpon5ig 9uIbelS mebr
enotet, ols bisber. @eitliAe 8ldt'
ter i6Gben, ooB in 8olge Der @r5te'
bungs. Gompogne in Soma naein Der
Grtrog an Mais lebteS Sobr ourf
oorii6tige IlSipabl oes SaatfornS
um 25 WiQiouen Collars geitieget
lei, nobel iibriqens aud IN Mnred).
ming 9ebradt tperoen muB, Dab 1904
elm alSgc3ei6netes WoiS-Sabr &C.
neien lit. Die @an6erportrGge, mel
die unlere Experimental Station aufs
nebmen nil, io1ten oes6olb bon
itniereu 6ormern in ibrem eigenen
Sntereiie ausgeniiBt mer0er. sic
oMorplan6. Ii. 8ennlplpmio.9abn
bot Den acknowledgement, melfe ole
Experimental = Station oltS9em6blt
bat, einen eigenen 3ug sur 8erfit'
erng eeitelt. 9ieier 3ug miro am
81. MGr5 bon Baltimore obgeben
ltno nrf Der &oute offers cine babe
bis oreipiertel Stunoen onbolten,
Inn oen 6ormern, Die iid) an ben
Stationen eingefunoen boben, Guf.
fl0rungcn ST. 9eben uno @mpfeblun-
gen 81 MAIDEN. Die Experimental.
Station lit iiber5eugt, ooB bur6
fluge 4ustuobl BON geeignetemS oat.
gut ole iGbrli6e @rtrogsf1bigfeit
t%inierer MaisfelOer nm 21a WiIlio.
men Collars geIteigert peroen fam.
GS lit alio on5unebmen, oaB uniere
oen acknowledgement uno
brengmpfeblungen oas o%llgemeinitc
Sntereiie entge9en bringen un6 iid
5oblreid 81 ben @anoerporirGgen
einltellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Sefanntmadnn9en
WtrNtael,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

geritegelte SorSerungs.S inaebuts, init Der
Iutfdrift sRropofdis for SitliminouS Goal. for
the 8dter Board" NIB an ben s8oaro Of
NpuroS" Der Stdot Baltimore, Wb. %aorefltrt,
peroen bis Mittipsd, Den 3. slpril 1905. Sors
nittaes II ubr. i'm 9iirenu bes Stnot.Hegiitras
tors, Hatbbnus, Baltimore, orb. ~eriaegen ges
roIlmen fir Die 2ieterung lno I0lieierune
folder bituminofer dobIen. ipie oiefeIber nab
reno oes nit benz Is, glpriI 1906 efbenoen
Sabres bon ber Adlierbeb6roe ~uerIaret lueroen
mogeH,. gemdb ben Spe3ifiintionen, bic In benz
Blrenu oes g9aiier'Sngenieilrs, NdtbbuuS, Sdls
timore. Wlo., entgeeen genomlHeIl peroeil ions
TteT.
gue 5oroerunessaneebote miiiien bon einent
beplnubi9teH 9bed In Der 96be bon $500. 90,
ge5oget an Srore oes Wl1gors lino Staotratbs
bon Baltimore, beeleitet feir, tlro ptro bon
benz erfolareihen 9ieter Die Steuuitg einer 5lis
friebeniteIenoen 8irsfhnft fir Die gefuiiienbufs
te Mnsfibruna oeS rebereiufonmens, benz oops
pelten 9ontrdfttuertbe eleiftonmeno. %oerlaftgt.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebdlt lib
ouS 5tebt Dor, irgeno luelhe ODER aue In9ebofe
ooer irseno einen GbeiI ir9eno zines gn9ebots
3u oertperfen.
9lireb W. hui6,
A1fersSttgenieIr.
9eItdtiet:
g. Slab 5intanus,
9riitbent Der ntraftsGereeblnessYeb1rbe.
(Wt1rd24, 49, 81, 2S, 20,30,3 ;Iprtlt sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

WnIflm &c, oen TO. Wi1r3 IBUb.
Muen bnrnn iHtereiiirten gerfonen pirb biers
nit Eahridt ertbeiIt. oaB ber Staot.5nqes
nieur, ipte eS burb oer gbffnitt 81 s, srtifeI
4s, hes HnItimorer Gtnbt : Gooer bon 1893,
(SuppIerIentl o~erIanet iuiro. ben erfIdrcnoel
TInn uuo Die @ertbabiddenngeu fir bic Ni.
belirune. YfIaiterins linb Mlneaoamifirnrig Der
observation-disclosures. bon Der ~9Sefifeite Der Sebts
ten Strabe bis Bur Sftfeite Der 2ibertpsJtoab,
in oiefem Biiredu binterIeat bat.
stue oaoon beriibrteu Rerfoten fino beredb'
iiat, innerbaIb 80 9aaen, bonn Satunt oiefer
yiutt5 an, int 9aItimorer Sinbteerift olrt
fhriftli6 einserei6te Yetition bage8en 81 ap'
peniren.
Sarrn O.. Cooper,
9ieaiftrdtor oer Gtaot Baltimore.
(Wdrst5, 22, "a ;@priI5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Cine Grsiebnnss Champagne fiji
Earmcr.

Sn peri6ieoenen Staoten beS
Weitens ipuroen lettes Sabr Teriude
gemadt, Die 5armer iiber cine ratio
nellere MISUNDERSTANDING auf5u.
fIdren, ibnen geeignciite Giinenns,
ertrasfdbigites Saatmafcrial 5u cni.
pfebIen. % Die GARNER melt alisein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Separttmtnt fiir bffentlfhe Banten.
Gnb.Eepartement bes Stabt.J nseniears.

pa tnto c, ben 10. Wlar3 1910.
Beriieeelte Sorbernngss glnaebote. bic an oeft
n8oarb OF sttparos." gu Sdnoen beS Gtaots9tes
giftrators, aoreifirt fein miier, iperoen bis
Wlittippdi, ben 30. Mdra 1905, Sormittags IL
ubr, bon benz Observation-Disclosures in oeiien 8iis
reau int Haibbaufe enigegen geIlonlmeil fir Die
NelpfIaiterun9 init s9reosreItrate" bebunoelter
SoI6bI1de oes eefannten 3beileS Der %fsnpettes
Strabe, bon Der oftIiheu 8anIinie Der Charles
Gtrabe bis Sur iueftIideR MISUNDERSTANDING
ber HuftsOfftee, oes %gefauintet IbeileS Der GuIs
bert.StraBe, bon Der n0roli6eu BuuIinie oer
8oItimoresG traBe bis sur filaIi6en Soifenranos
iteins9inie Der SnbeitesS trnBe: oes eefartntett
1beiIes ber ct. YnuIsStrabe, bon oer n6roli6eu
9nuIinie Der Baltimore. Strabe bis sur fiibIt=
den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der SdbettesS trabe:
Inb Der ct. TautsStrnben sYIa5d, al Der @eit,
ieite oes @eri6tsbaufes.
Spe5tfifutiorer uro GngebotS : Sornilure
iperoen anf 8erla1gen bon bieiem 8irenn ges
~Iiefert. Ser mBodrb OF sliuurhS" bebdIt fhb bdS
9iedt Dor, irgeno meIhe uro aLle Mngebpte Ill
berperfen unb ben Gontrnft In folder Meife 8u
per9eben. aIs biefes I'M beiten Sutereiie oer
Stnbt Iieger MAG.
Gin bealnibieter Gbed In Der Sobe beS In
ben Gpe3ififationen observation-disclosures, SabIs
bar All ben Wiubor uuo Stdotrath bon 8dltis
more. mub iebem 5oroerunes.slneebot beises
fiiet fetn.
y. Z. Senban,
Staot'S npenierr.
geitdtiat:
g. Glab Simaans,
YrItioent Der gontrdftsVeb0r0e.
(m3ra17 t4 % Of % % % Or 81 2S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Baltimore Sransfer So.

iest nt oer y-
eRbuf.Gde bnn 2tgbt- nno spasbarb.etraRe.
bot ibre gusftntture unb nebrere Subrtperte
(8ars) bereroBert unb 1T iett tint Stanoe.
bon Sais al Saus su bef5rberH itlb
fit bic aufbeipabrune ober Berienbuns al Der.
baden. Yrompte u,o suberIdiftee gsbtenuna
iptro ouaefidert. (b2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Sinibcubcn
,,wlnrblanD caInaltn eompanb.D

gaIttmore.i ben 81. Midr5 1905.
9os Sireftori1m bat beute cine reguIdre
hierteliibrlihe Sibioeuoe bon bret HrpSent g
8ro5ent) ooer fhutnnSEeb5Is 6euts (75 Gents)
bro AntbeiI eriInrt, frei bon Steuern, 5ablbar
uit uto mad Sienjtda, ben %. Wi1r5, an 6ieie'
3 llbr Hod ~ntittdas. auf Der elite oer5ei6net itto.
Die uebertrnaltnsshii6er iueroet bonn "a.
Mdr5, 3 llbr Ra9mtttapS. OH bis 5unt 20.
Miir5, 0 llbr Sormittngs, eefbIoten bleibeii.
Gas. 3. Wftt9en,
(Sf-3) Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
g~eriammInnss : 4nseisen.

'J' b y ,9enifdr epnrbant BON guitiutor." &"
ben 20. Msdr3 1905.
Die W1itaIieoer Der Corporation Der rSeuts
f6en Spnrbdnf bon Baltimore" peroeH hermit
b~enn6rt9tigt, Dob eine @nbI fir 5p6If 9ireftos
rem, pelhe Die Seibdfte Der Spdrbant fir ons
ioiHutenoe Sdbr 5u Iciten babeTl, am Mluntng,
ben .. eipril, pom 2 biz 3 ltbr Radmittags, int
Bnrfeebiuoe a6eebulten tpiro.
Charles 2ieberfnrdt,
(79,S3,6,0f,3) S9nbmeiiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
0idnner unb Traaen fomm,t 30 ms.

tea, pber 3ramSfaberbrnd, @et9uitren. aus
f~anenben Saaren. Gtrifturen, aluSfInb. gIntner'
%stftlne,. griitten, Snutausi6Idgen, Mteuniatis'
aiertenisiSen. @atSarmieiSen. san.orrboiSen.
SurtIeibiefeit ober traeno iueI9er berfpanoten
&ranfbeite1 fnuten it'd bertrauenSbou on lIis
tuenben. Hebentenbe 6pe5iaIifteu peroer! Ste
nnterfu6en uno i~oftenfret eine ipiifenf6aftltpe
9idenofe Sbres Sales eeben. 9tht elm Dollar
Dor Der SetIuna 8u be3abIen. g8ir beilen ral4.
fiber, f6nier5Ios urb baiierbaft, mno bebntoelii
5ruuen. Denn Sic Mot fontn1en f6fttteftt 10
bennfri6tigen sic uns, utb mir bebdnoelfl
Ste tn Sbrer Bobnnne. SeiInie. earnnftrt ooe5
Siiaf 9ofifnrte bet. fpenn Sbr fnreibf an Gr.
HttItpS Mebttal Snftitute, 1887 pf.Nratt'etr..
Baltimore, orb. Deutf@ tu'rb gefprc@en.
(apatft .1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Gin Sf)ritt in Der redJtcn &id)tung
epart % grpJent AT anen eritflaiFBen

Gin f65ner Gare, eHtlueoer NIT
f6lpar5em 3u6 ODER peibent ooer T
gruiem BIiifdbslleber5ug, Hnee ftr
Snrgs@infas, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@iH6aIfnrtirlitig OCT 2eibe, gTE
9rduerflur, q Yaur 01nofdnbe, q
Settnune oeS @rnbes,
2eichennnaeu uuo 8 feline Gutihen.
Ntniam 9uuf, 9eid1enbeTtatter,
9tortbs uno 8reennpuntsglOe. 8eioe Telephone.
(Se37, 6Ifte Jazz "'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
SnhesfSmr

PIN 81. MdrB Clara @sbbarS, i'm utter bon
70 Sdbren.
am 10. Mdr5 elizabeth @iIntber, 80 Sabre
oft.
am %. Wldr5 1pbu SrnrH Otto i'm sitter bon
80 Sabre. =,
am 23. Wlar5 Nbrnbam Suientbnl I'M 81.
am 81. Mar5 @,nrsaretbe sminIaE I'M ~
Nnhre ihreS QehenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
2un0on Bari.

Der hanptidd Iidlte 5Etebhpf In Baltimore.
Arcnl: $50 Ader. - Jmmerpdbreuber Charter.
gu ieber 3eit errei6bdr. Stint Gents 5Gbr'
GELD bon allen StaoitbeiIen. StraBenb1bns
QSuggons pafitren ben S1npteingang ale orei
ole ben Srieobof bel raubem gSetter befmden.
BeerdbnibpldSe Bi febr mdbigen BrciIen,
fdmnItIin inter fortiudbreHoer Bfleee.
gfrrau: 9r. 81, Net'S aratuga'S traRe.
Cant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Gnti(in 0ph.

Gs ftarb am 81, Mdr5 1905 emilia 9ph, esf
Iiebte 8attin oes oeritorbeHen CHARLES s. SOB,
in ibrem 20. 4ebeHsinbre. Die Seerol9ine !lns
set 1reitaa, ben %. Wldr8, 9ahmitidgs 3 ubr,
BON tbrer Tebten Bobntna, gsr. 3O2, Sho'Eap'
iOn. strnfe, aus ltdtt. a
(Hi6mono, Ga., 3eitingen Hoger 9etalllait
rnfiTpu (Sl-9J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
At~intnrrhninen

rain nnb a~riinSIidh setetlt obne Operation. OBJ
ne Shner5en. obne NbbaItifng bon Der aroeif
9etne Se5nbfnna I'm Enrnns. =,
Sohft erfoigreidbe briefIibe SebdnbiMfg nut
ole dronifben 3ranfbeiteu..
n. Wstert, 562 yesusiuarbsNse,
9efruit, Mid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
lorraine

WlalertiG = 9Grfnrtia 8rieblid.
gDeftli6 bon Balbroot. Gin uHh cine babe
Meile. @enubt Die nit Roiubattan be5eidnete
9iortbsslbenies6nr Sreie &utf6en yt1dntttags
am terminus. Yreife bon Be9ri6nlBpIdtcn iebt
Gaton 223. 9iireau: 5%rnNilins unb gsinbFor.
glpaoS. gerlnngt grpihiire. (Mini4 ,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Suhn Ser,uia e Gphu,

qetdlenbetatter Hnb Ginbaliamirer.
zoos, Drleansftr.-N6 5eI.: @inbtpr 255.
4peiaqef6dft. 9lr. 524, berl. @niterrs9lneItue,
Siebfdn6totun, Baltimore, WnrbIano Ielebbofi:
9Bfnoior go. auiihen iueroeH g~eIiefert fit 3o9'
5~eiter, l1nterbnItungeH uno 1noere @elegeubel'
ten. (Seh14dS,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
MS.-@in0ior 22s.

qeimenbeftatter nnb GiubaiiamireF.
Or. 1908 uHb 17f0, G~autunsAueHue anb
sHbUf.Gde 9aItimDFesS Str. nub gronotpaH.
6abriEaHteH npH 9atent.G asfets.
(Seb10@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
geftdtiat:
gRrran bts etabt.Mestnratprs.

9rditoent Der GontrnftsBeb6rbe
(Wdr5t7, tS, 30. 81 90. 30 "a, 49, 7,28)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

9riitoent Der GpntrattsBe
(Wt1ra24, 25,27, rs, 20, 3 0 81 ;@priIt sd
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eddy 5 R ;' aE /.
Has Been Sold

Bismarck Tribune On Tues
day the now famous Maltese
Cross ranch seven miles south
!of NIedora. home Of President
Roc seVeH during his sojourn in
western North ID ota, became
the property of Fargo's million
|aire merchant %. de Lendre-
|cie. The ranch was sold by the
Ferras Brosto "a. G. Me- illivray
and sold BY him to Mi. de end
|recie for $4,000. The Little
Missouri flows throughit, nattur-
Ealtimber lining its banks and the
bottom lands are consid cred TO
|besof the best. Mr.. deLendrecie
|pHrch ased it ais an investment.
j. .4A. and S. M. Ferris / purchaed
1.-THE land, 1880 acres with the
river, or q ,.z44 acres without the
river, Of the Northern Pacific
three years ago. The Roosevelt
house on this ranch and which
has been on exhi bition at Port:
ElaTid this year was sold by jim
Harmon tothis state just before
1.-The st. Louis expos ition. This
branch was reported as. sold last
spring buttit proved to be q false
iTumoT. s s5s53
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i, and Offices
Statistics

Wlf.
The following statistics con-
GER ing the several land Offices
in this state will be of interest
to those who are. studying the
passing Of the public domain:
Minot, 8 clerks, ., TO entries,
receipts S431, 433 81, expenses
maintaining Office $14, 35L. rs,
cofnpe nsation of ceivers, So, 600
Bismarck, 5 clerks; 8, 764 en-
tries, total receipts $l36, 958. 80,
expenses Of maintaining Office,
ST., 774.37, compensation Of re-
ceiyers, So. 000. &
Devils Lake, 4cle Jerks A, 058 en-
tries, total receipts, 1882, 708.3 81,
expenses sof maintaining Office
.$1l, 774. 81, comp nsation Of re.
ceivers So, 700.
Dickinson. 2 clerks; entries2,-
I244, receipts 500, S92. As, expens'
es $50, 1O2. 03, compensation Of
receivers So, 933. i$
Fargo, no clerks; 631 entries
5receipst $40, 377. 81 expenses Sc,
1874. u comp nsation 9 free eivers
So, 81. so.
Grand Forks, no clerks, 43l
entries, receipts S14, TICS. 10, ex
=penses maintaining office 1886.
s88, compensation of receivers
ST, $50 $50.
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A Fl progressive Institution

Keepicg pace with business development in
minneapolis We find that educational matters
have not been neglected. One Of the largest
oational institutions, the Electr ic College,
after years Of pros perity, has, by reason Of its
incaeased patronage, been driven into larger
quarters.
The College is located in its new home at the
corner of Third Avenne South and Fifth street.
The location lis the hest the city ffords, being
"a quiet corner in q refined section,
The best faculty of business educators to be
procured will be in barge of the various de-
Partments which include bookkeeping, short
hand, IL pawriting,s penmanship, telegraphy,
preparatory electrical engineering, civil ser
vice, teachers and physical culture,
sAnsattractive feature viii be a thoroughly
equipped gymnasium for both ladies and gen
tlenlsn. IA a ssss,-
The large number Of graduates holding re-
sponsible positions is standing ihnte TO the
thoroughness Of the work. An inspection of
the.new quarters discloses the fact that the
Electric will be the hsst and most thoroughly
I.eqniRps9 commerci al college in the Northwest.
Any Fanng person interested in commercial
work SHOULD write the Eclectic Business col
lege, Minneapolis, for terms and catalog.
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orfller OAK ofall
In New Y ork

The el oction issue Of the
New Y ork Daily News contains
the following ref erence to q for
|nler well known newspaper man
and politician Of the northwest:
u ohm M. Quinn, elected state
senator from the Sixteenth Sem
|atorial distri OF, was one Of the
strongest ablest and most pop
lllaralen on the ticket. The
of John NJ. Quinn has
been tested during years OF fu-
sion control Of city government,
during times Of emocratic sup
|dlenaacy and Of emocratic de-
feat, and has newer been found
wanting.
Thomas n Smith, secretary
lat Tanalnally Hail has told of
the s3l ezidid 4 sgl end cred
by Mr.. Quinn and Ter ciircuna-
stances that meant much more
than iIlo0llve Hence and fatigue.
Quinn will he d fesrlesss
protector of the interests DE the
demo rats of the fifteenth dis
trict ait Albany, and will BE q
tower OF strength ila opp ositiorl
% the gsepub lican grafters off
Ben Odell.
Wenty years ago Mr. Quinn
was aSGOcfa Ted nv I'LL the siSSfylA wi
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politics Of the metropolis. He
has held public Office on several
previous occasions and his re-
cent election shows that he is on
the up grade toward a permanent
career. Since giving up journa-
isfn, Mr.. Quinn has taken up
the law and has Just formed al
.partne rship with former Judge
j. Bennett :Southcrd, with Offices
ats41li Park Row. Mr.. Quinn
still etains an active interest ii,
the northW est and keeps his
friends Of the olden times advis-
ed of his welfare. e
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TORTURE OF a PREACHER

TORTURE OF a PREACHER
The story Of the torture Of Rev.
20. 10. Moore, pastor Of the Baptist
church, Of Harpersville, N. Y,
will interest you. He says: i
suffered agonies, because Of d per-
|sistent cough, resulting from the
grip i had To sleep sitting up in
bed. q tried many remedies,
without relief, until / took DR..
Kings new discovery for Con
sumption Coughs and Colds, which
entirely cured my cough, and saw
led me from consumption. !" "A
grand cure for diseased conditions
of throat and lungs. AT g. w
Green's druggist, price soc and
Slls,go, guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
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DR. MURRAY

of the Murray Cure Institute,
is acc comprising aworld Of good
by saving people from the curse
of liquor He absolutely guar
antees to cure the drink or opium
habit. If all craving for liquor
is not overcome by taking the
Murray Cure, the cure will cost
you not thing. Patients never ex-
perience any bad after-eHects.
It's absolutely harmless. Ifs ou
are a victim of either habit you
#shou1d write him at once. The
Cure will make. oua llealt hier
and happier. 1t would be a JOY
to your family Address
MURRAY CURE INSTITUTE, *
1919 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis. Minn.
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Farmers Grain s Shipping Co.
PASSENGER TRAIN TIME CARD

Taking effect, Monday, October soth, 1906.
IL. NO. 1.s5$ ,,4s. 9f q 81 No. 2
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-15
ESTRAYED.

From my farm, section 10,
Morris township, one red Short
horn bull three and a half years
old with tag in ear; yearling
heifer with fine wire in one ear,
six months old bull calf with
rope around neck. Ed. Baker,
r. R. 2. fI.5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-15
TAKEN Up

A red and white spotted heifer
was faken up by me, Nov. %.
Age about 9 years. OWnerm may
have same by paying charges.
I'll Gunde rson, s and 10 Min
neMaHkaal T0WnsifiiiI.
, 1905-12-14
NOTES AND COMMENTS

There is at least one porter on
the Union Pacific who is reliable.
When you give hin. instructions
he lives up to them. | can testi-
fy to this. If | knew his name |
would write to the Pullman COM
pany and urge his promotion to
the Office of superintendent, or
general manager, or any other
place where a good man Is need
ed. But | parted from him in such
an abrupt manner that forgot to
ask for his name and address. 1t
was like this:
| was coming from Denver to
Walcott recently and had boarded
the evening train at the former
place which, when on time, ar
rives at Walcott at 5,45 Il. M, II
rather sleepy time these cold win
ter mornings to have to crawl out
of a good warm berth and dress
while the train bangs you from
side to side of the ear as it whips
around the urve east of that
point.
| retired early, instructing the
porter to be sure and call me in
time to dress, for l had been over.
looked once or twice until / haC
just barely time to escape in dis
liable and make IA toilet from til,
depot platform in the cold grey
of the morning-an eXperienc,
neither picturesque nor comfort
ing. So l told the porter to b,
sure and get me off. | must no
be carried by, l might kick vigor
, 1905-12-14
SHIPMENT OF CATTLE

H. A. Hunter, the manager of
the cattle firm of Hunter, Casteel
q Hunter, passed through Sara
toga yesterday with six carloads
of beef cattle which he will ship
from Walcott to the Omaha mar
ket. Later in the season he says
his firm expects to ship another
large bunch of cattle from the
North Park country, but that
they will be driven to the railroad
at Laramie. The bunch now be.
ing taken to the railroad are III
prime condition and will bring a
fancy price on the market.
, 1905-12-14
&C SARATOGA CHIPS 81 ;
GaUa

Fred Plat was down from Beaver
creek this week.
Look at what Mrs. Dyer has to say
to Christmas shoppers.
f. +. Sterrett was down from his
Brush creek ranch Tuesday.
Hunter will have fresh home grown
lettuce aud onions for Christmas
dinners.
= A. Fl, Huston, Ted and Len Hus-
ton were all down Monday from their
Cow creek ranch.
Mrs. +. n. Larsen returned Sun
day from IA visit OF six or eight weeks
to Wisconsin friends.
G. b. Sterrett and +. +. Sterrett
who attended the meeting of the Wy
oming Consistory held IN Cheyenne
last week, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. +. Landes formerly o
this place, was married to W. II
Dolan, in Denver last week and NOV
| ed to Cripple Creek, Colo.
, 1905-12-14
s E CLUB ELECTION

The annual election of officers
of the Saratoga Entertainment
Club took place last Saturday ev-
ening, resulting in the election of
a. Nj. McAnally as president:
Rev. J Watson.ls vice-president;
l.. g.. Davis, End vice-president;
+. w. Devine, 3rd vice. president,
and r. w. Dyer as secretary aud
treasurer. The. club is in "A good
condition. both as regards mem
bership and finances. After the
election the club held its regu-
lar dance.
The following change has been
made in the constitution and by.
laws effective Dec. IL, 1905: Any
member in good standing desiring
to bring a friend to any club
dance must first receive a written
permit from the president, said
permit must be surrendered to
the secretary or his assistant at
the door. These permits are not
transferable.
, 1905-12-14
PULLMAN CARS

The only Pullman car that was de-
rallied in the All Say wreck vas not
in the least injured except some
broken window panes the passengers
had to smash to get out. Yet that
same car went through "a chair car,
AN express, mail, and dynamo car,
stripping each from its trucks and
making kidding wood of all four
cars before it toppled over OF its side,
with not one of its passengers seri-
ously hurt. The occupants of the
rear Pullman did not know there had
been IA wreck until called upon to
help save the wounded. This i'm
presses one lesson most firmly on the
mind-tha. as IA matter of persona
salty it is better to ride in "A pullman
car, ever though going but from one
station to another,
, 1905-12-14
Ties and BRIDGE TIMBERS
For the S g. z Read Arriving Daily
Work Of Locating the Line Being
Pushed RAPIDLY Forward.

Ties aud bridge timbers for the
Saratoga q Encampment road
continue to arrive here daily from
the saw mills of Ryan and Fore
man on Spring creek. The long
continued fine weather makes the
work of hauling this timber very
easy work, as the roads are as
smooth and hard as marble.
The surveyors are now camped
on the Encampment river, at the
old Baggott ranch and working in
the canon below that point. They
are enabled to make very rapid
progress during this fine weather
and will soon have reached the
town of Encampment.