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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-10
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
Lowest rates, favorable terms.
Ramsey County National Bank.
CURED. The Federal Oil Co.
-Cleyeland Ohio. 40

CURED. The 4, Federal Oil i GO.
Mesdames Winneman, Reid,
Streeter, Van LieW, Wallace. !
Mckee and Pitcher will enter
tain at cards at the Woodman
hall this Friday afternoon, the
guest Of honor being Mrs. West
Elliott.
Alex Mclean returned Tues
day from a months visit at
Toronto, Canada. He says the
snow there is more then knee
deep everywhere, and the cold
more disagreeable than it is in
North Dakota.
The W. r c. gave one Of
their delightful card parties to
sixty invited guests at Odd Eel
lows hall Friday night Of last
week Mrs. F. 7. Fox and Mrs.
II. G. Middaugh won the head
prizes. An elegant lunch was
served.
Archdeaco1l Jones left the
spiritual welfare Of the state
senate in5the hands of a sub
stitute, and spent a few days
with friends in the city. Mrs.
5Joness is delighted with her.
new home.
See HOdgkinson 5 Valentines.
Latest Novelties i'm Valentines
at H0dgkinsOn's
Eiderdown dressing sacques
and lounging robes are selling
cheap at the New York Cash.
Store. 81
The senate primary bill was
read the first time in the house
this afternoon and referred to
the committee on elections and
privileges Under the present
arrangements the committee
will be required to report in two.
days or by a tWo-thirds vote the
bill will Be taken from its hands
and thrown into the house for a
third reading
The @. &. S. will entertain a.
large dancing party, consisting
Of the members, their husbands
and families on Tuesday even
ing ofnext week, the occasion
being in the nature Of a Valen-
tine party The committee in
charge is Mesdanes Burt
Greene. Powell, Roberts and &.
A. Haslam
julius Johnson of Webster,
was in the city w ednesday. He
has recei tly returned from the.
5sanitarium of Drs. Mayo OF
Rochester, MINI. He was snf-
fering from q cancer Of the.
tongue. About one-t third Of this
organ was removed, and the
cutting was extend led down into
the throat and should LEI. The
operation was successful and he
has every indication Of being
entirely cured.
Dr.. w. ] BroWnlee will leave
Wednesday of next week for ST.
Paul where he will attend q
meeting of the Black s Dental.
club, The anizatior of the.
dentists of the northWes. From
there he will 90 to- Chicago,
where he will take a three weeks
post graduate course In order TO-
pick up new IDEAS To keep him
ii the front rank Of has profess
ion. During his absence Dr..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-10

L,andquist Of Fargo, will have
charge OF his office in this city.
Ed Voight was down from
Leeds Sunday.
Miss Mabel Larson Of Lakota
is visiting Miss Mary Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ripoone of
Bartlett were guests in town the
latter part of the week.
Geo. Bradger Of Bottineau
spent a day or two in Devils
Lake this week.
John Wilkinson is assisting in
the work in the county treasur-
er's Office.
S. =. Wineman says his recent
sacrifice sale was the best pat
ronized of any sale he ever con
Quoted.
]. A. Manke, foreman Of the
Journal is giving instructions
on the violin to a number of
pupils and is meeting with ex-
ceptionally good success.
E. W. Gilbertson sold twenty !.
two pianos to farmers during
the month of January, sixteen Of
them beng cash sales, which
would indicate that the farmers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-10
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
Lowest rates, favorable terms.
Ramsey County National Bank.

IGdHlSCy sSOtlllGyT IAdClOIldl DdIlk.
ue Of an ID eal.'' Single admis-
sion ST.. Letters received at the
box Office on the 18th, asking to
have seats reserved will receive
prompt attention.
Underwear is selling very
cheap at the New York Cash
store.
Conductor S. r. Reed is on a
combined business and pleasure
trip to st. Paul.
Over 100 styles Of ladies' walk
ing skirts on display at the New
York Cash Store.
Miss Maggie Flynn of St. Paul
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. j. f.
|CoWan and Miss Kate Flynn of
this city.
Hodgkinson frames pictures.
The New York Cash store has
a special sale on colored silk
shirt waists. &
w. i. Irvine of LidgerWood,
grand lecturer Of the Masonic
fraternity was in the city w ed
nesday on lodge matters. He
addressed the local lodge on mat
tiers pertaining to the order.
HOdgkinsoR has fine best
Valentines
Not bad for well people and good
for sick people, I.iqao ozone. Ask
your druggist.
: Jos. Ryan, who purchased the
Nc Dewitt farm at Poplar Grove,
was a pleasant visitor Wednes-
day. He is the kind Of farmers
who make Ramsey county pro-
sperous.
You can find Romona, Messe-
line and Pongell silks at the
New York Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holbrook,
and Mrs. M. G. Holbrook went
to Chicago a few days ago, and
Thursday they left that city for
California where they will spend
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-10
oile ll.ull1. YES.

I We have all the reliable makes Of massage
creams. tooth powders (also the paste and
liquid toilet soap, Florida water perfumes,
sachet powders. cold cream, shampoo arti-
Giles, and everything that should be found il
a lady 5 toilet. They are Injuries III the
fill sense of the word, but they are indis-
pensble luxuries
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-10
Select your Valentines To-day
al HOdgk insOn's

Fire Agent Powell reports a
number Of insipient fires in var
ious parts of the city the past
week causing sligth losses for
the fire insurance companies I'M
Guiding slight blazes at Judge
CoWan's reside nce, and Haslann s
restaurant.
The new stylish shoes for
women have arrived atsthe New
York Cash Store.
Eanted Salesman with abb
lily and business experience to
sell high grade lubric ating oils.
|greases and paints on commits
sion. Man owning. horse and bug
|gy who could call on owners Of
threshing snach inery, preferred
Liberal terms. eferences re-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-10

Embroides and ace o selling hundreds Of
spring and wash and start oe
prices. !.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
LIBERTY AND
SOCIALISM.

The liberty Of he United States
was hing by the blood Of our tore
fathers, Upon the handle OF lusf'
ice ny the inspiration OF the IN
ily Of their hearts. Any law that
robs any part Of the American
family Of one spark OF Freedom
Is an imposition upon The prln-
cipas that Glowed in tho hearts
OF those men, whose like Wash
ington. Stood first, III thought to
Country, first in act - their Coun-
Try and first to let the Garth drink
in their shed blood 10 the Geld OF
battle for the cause OF liberty and
socialism.
We are not able to look upor
the Flag that presents ~ view,
the Stars aud Stripes which now
floats over the laud OF tho free.
aud the home Of the brave; and
make one degree OF allowance,
for the law that would rob any
man who is, u Law abiding cIuzan
OF any part Of bis Liberty. rs
Pa,ric Henry SAID, "Give rs Iiher-
| ~ or give US death GIVE Us Soc
| liability set forth by the Christ or
give us death For it is said stand
fast in the liberty whore with
I Christ has made you free and be
not entangled again with the yoak(
of bondage. When England rul.
ed over this cogntry. The coloEie'
were under bongage to her--anc
her bondage became so great over
Thorn; so that they had to assemble
together, with one accord. AnC
! declare themselves, upon the prln
cipais of liberty, 4 free and inde
pendent people.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
Missouri PATENTS

ra,ent Attorneys, v ashine,on y. G
Granted to Missouri inventors this
week. reported BY G. A.Snow & CO
Charles V. Alsop, Jackson, Appa-
ratus for withdrawing smoke aad
gases from ordinance device
William Bake, Clinton, Brake for
cars. Casper G. Bradford, Upton
ford, Notwithstanding means
Edward X Brennaaun, ST. LOUIS
Combined dip-net and hshlns-rod
case Boss L. Choutcau. Kansas CITY,
Spacing attachment for sewing
machines. Stephen J. Hayde,
Kansas City, Fire and water proof
ing composition John Helm, Sit
Louis, Excavatlng machine. John
Lasko.ltz, 81. Ions 'oVe'ai'-
cutter. Joha NJ. Mathes y J. +"
Barber, Aurora, Mall-crane'
Emanuel S. Morris, St. Louis, Nut
lock for axles. Sidney P. Northcnt
Berwick, Baliug-press
For copy OF any above patent
send ten cents in postage stamps
with late date OF this paper to 9. A
Snow & Co, washington D G.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09

And il was only by the sacrifice
Of many lives from the ranks OF
those united Colonies that gave
them their liberty and soclabll'ty
And now, after u century and over
Il passed. Is it possible, that me
parbe OF tbralldom is to be swung
over our neeks, ny pretended,
lifting from a lower, 10 higher uer
gree OF education by co.npulcery
law? you might ask this quest'on.
Mr.. I'd, what do you claim to be 9
compuIcery Law? We answer
any Law, that will interiear with
the rights of a Father. as the head
over his family, Then The ques-
ton would he asked again. Mr..
Ed. do you believe then there
shonld be no such Law as TO
have a man arrested after he has
stolen a horse? We answer yes we
| do Then why do you believe there
should be, when such Law would
rob Il man d, his liberty? We an.
swcr because God has said 'thor
/ shalt not steel, etc. aud the whole
duty Of man is, to obey God aud
Keep his commandments. This
gives the man the sou. suprem acy
of his family. For Goo said again
tho man is the head OF the wife
and family, as Christ IL the head
Of The Church And We say any
Law made and put into force
which depriVes man ofhis rights.
does not only take his liberty away
f,om him but il steps in between
bimand the devine Instructions o
God aud the Christ.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09

lie returns to dust, at death,
this gives no arguement in favor
OF the one man theory.
Now as we said before the man
created on the sixth day was
spoken into existance, by the
power Of God made tangible
out II intangible. But after
once made, be then must moider
into dust, when he aies. just like
the man formed from the high
est partef the dust, he must die
and molder iato dust. Every,
thing tnat lives must come to
this unless by chance becomes
pctrltied; but this is rare
chances,
From these plain facts coming
from those two strong men, we
trust the Bro will read his Bible
more careful and prayerful thai
hc may not make any more such
bold asscrsions against the truth
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
Question Is

Bro, Gtrrg,t. Ii God d,l not
want his peopIe 10 be able to Lrove
that tho two man theory was false
aad dishouor 10 him and his
plans, WY did no record the
very plain facts OF Gen. 10 chapter
and 3Oth to the 3Sth verses show.
ing the origio of the Moabltes
and Anmcni,esY See your
0d9', c1ncerniuS Nehemiah 10. 2
% y Thea read tho first verse
OF No chapter aud ;ind it written
Fr 'ho -mon-ites and the
Moapilas shoul d not come into
me congregation Of God forever
The noxt verse tell us why, Weigh
Y dear friends.
D, II RI berts.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
D: II Roberts.

Your aos& ering it may set you
aAd year ulauy readers TO think
log, You and ] arc agreed that
God created the earth at the time
no sad he did, 'in the heginning;'
yet you claim The day it WAS Great
ed was 1000 years long and that
each succeeding day OF creation
vas 1000 year days, hence from
sbs day the earth WAS created to
The On day; when your preA damic
mac vas created was 1t least 5000
years,
Nov lay question is lhis, who
was it tho Dev,l murdered 5000
years bei your preAdamic man was
treatedf for the Lord said in John
3. a., that The (the Devil,
was murderer from the be
ginr'h,g.
70 be Continued.
D. II. Rcter,s.
QUESTION NO, 10.
!. What were the promises lo'
the salvation Of the millions d
people that died before the cruel
fxion Of the Saviour,
2 What promises have the Gen
tiles for salvation.
3. What authority have w
for calling the Creator God.
NJ, S. Depae
Mountain Grove NJ,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
Continued from last week.

question Bro. Roberts asks IN
| this language.
"Who was it the Devil murder.
Cd 5000 yeats bel your preAdanlcI
man was created? for the Lord
said in John 8, Al, that. ''he one.
Deyil) was . murderer from the
beginning.
| This scripture reference y
this:
Ye are Of youl father the devil and
the lusts 81 your father ye viii do; ne
was murderer from the beginning
and abode not IN the truth; because
there is 10 truth in him. When be
speakelh lie, he spcakeih Of bis own
for ne ia liar, aud Tie father OF il.
(St. Johh sd
"Ye are Of your father the
devil Brc. Roberts do you pro.
pose to say that those lsraelltes
that Christ spoke this language
too, had from their birth belong
ed to tile deyill Did the devil
create them and bring them
into existance? Or had they
like the one who Christ at this
time called their father, left
their first estate, which God had
placed them in? These are
questions for considerations for
, you, in connection with the ques
tions you have asked. Now Bro.
in order, to have you see,
your error, we shall pour a few
drops of the pure oil Of olive in
to your ears, so that it may be
Balm for your soul. The first
murder that the Devil had com
mited on earth, was self MUIR
der, when he enticed Adam to
trausgress and the second was
when he enticed Cain to kill Abel.
Now if these murders had OF been
| the first of the Devils work in
| this line, then, we would have to
admit that the question asked
would be hard to answer. But
1 the Devil existed II long time
| before man was created and
| placed on the earth, yes, and we
say that he was a murderer
long before he was on earth.
| For just listen Bro. to what God
says to yen
And there was war in heaven Mich
ael and hi, angels fought against the
dragon; ana the dragoa fought and his
angels,
And prevailed not neither was theiI
place found any more in heaven.
And the great dragon was east out
that old serpent, called the Devll. ant
Satan, which deceiyeth the whole worlt
and his angels were cast out with him
And heard loud voice saying il
heaven, Now is come salvation, ant
| strength, and the kingdom .! our God
, and the power Of his Christ; for the nc
clSer of our brethren is cast down
/. which accused them before our God ca
{ aud night,
, And they oyercamc him by the boo
0 OF the Lamb. aud by the word of Ihei
0 testimony; and they loved not thei
G lives unto the death, REV l2--1 10 II
Yes, 1t took the blood of Chris
TO cast him out of Heaven. fe
4
: tie murdered the just and Hol
one inst Ia Heaven Then 0
% earth before he could be owe
: come. Yes. it is true he was lii
> accuser of the Brethren
! Heaven Day and night, Thj
made him murderer not onl
live thousand years before ma
was placed on earth but befol
the earth was But you ma
say how would that make him
Y murderer! Well let John spea
u on this point
Whosoever hateth his brother il
/. murderer and We know that no M,
derer hath eternal life abiding 10 him
John 3.-i5
Now Bro. we know you c;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
HOUSE Moving

II you want your house moved
from one place to another; quick
aud good. Call on,
II. A. CARR,
Phlegeton, Mo.
Or J, II, Carr.
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO.
Who has had years of experience and
who can not be surpassed for complete
ness.
For reference, Mr. Frank Neukirk
aud the I'd of CRessgr. Also he will
do your Stone work, building founda
tons. Ii, A. CARR,
Phlcgeton
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09

accused them day and night.
Yes murderer from the
beginning | know Bro. your
nerves wlll be much calmer. and
YOU viii seq much bettcr after
these blessed truths have been
poured into Nopr ears. for BRO.
it Is impossible for You 10 drown
with these two strong men
hold OF you, though you have feil
into the Itarribie pit and mirey
clay lnpy will lirt you cnt-
Apparently II becomes nee
eaSary for Us To notice one Nalng
more thai Bro Roberts has
spoken of in order titat those
two strong men wiilhelp himonf'
And THAI i ibis, wr tIought it
prudent and best, II i past ISSUE
to refer the mind Of the reader
to tllis scripture
said Ia N ne teart concerning the
estate of The sous If men ihnt God
insh unufc.t ll'rm. md 'bt they
might zee iha, Ihey themselves are
beasts.
FoI that which bptolle,h the sons OF
men bcfnlc,l beasts: even one thing
befalleth them: us HE one dieth so
dieth The Others yea. they have all one
breath; So that Il man hath no pIeem-
hence above Il beast, for MI Is vanity
All 90 unto one place.all are Of the
dust. all surn to dust again.
Eccle. 3--lS-- 1870.
We did this in order to prove
that the Gentle people were
numbered with the beasts.
Then in his arguments the Bro
states that if we had of been wise
we would Of stopped when we
quoted the lSy, ana let the 10th.
for him to use We Cannot see
any benefit, the Bro. derives from
this quotation; yet our opinion is.
that he thinks that he has prov
ed something by this people who
is numbered with the beast, in
their turning to the dust; For
! he. further states that we had for
gotten that we claimed that the
Preadamic man had been ere at
ed like the earth, was not formed
from the dust; therefore he said
that il this man beast turned to
dust it would have to be more
dust, or other dust.
So many times we have shown
to the brother his blunders in
such declarations. For in this
assersion, we must take it as
granted, that he believes that
there was but one kinu Of dust;
so we must inform him that
those two strong men, who are
standing before the God Of the
earth are at his back to inform
him Of the truth, and save him
from the horrable pit and mirey
clay Please Bro. listen while
we read
The LoRp shall make the rain of Thy
land powder aud dust; from heaven
shall il come down upon thee. anti
thou be destroyed Deut. 2S-24,
: In the above language we learr
that the rain is made dust. A
gain we read.
And they brake down the affairs o
Baa.im in his presence and the image:
TINT We're on high above them, he Gu
down and the groves, aud the cary c
I images. and the molten images, h
: brake in pieces, and made dust OF then
' and strewed II upon the graves Of lheI
n that had sacrificed unto them Chroi
r 34--i
G The second kind of dust. In
n ages made dust, as we'd as ralr
) But yet we shall read.
AS for the earth, out of i, come
: bread; and under il is turned up as
! were fire.
The stones Of It are the place of sap
!. hires, and il hath dust Of gold,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
Question No. 0s,

Why Was It tint David said that
ihere was ~ bands Ii the death OF the
yicladl Psalms 70 - al
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09

Pre- Adamitas Viewed
BY
REV, L, s. GARRETT,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09
QUESTION No. SO.

5" taI shall see his seed
n ['sqiah 80 --lO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-09

Rev. l.. =. GHrrett. Editor
AND PUBLISHER
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
Opinion by Haralson, J,
TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY vs.
 C IETCIIEF

J. t. bElCftEh. Action on policy of insurance against
 fire-Appeal from the City Court
 of Montgomery.
 1, Clause fin policy requiring pro- duction of books, accounts, etc; to what appiies--A clause in policy of Insurance against, fire requiring pro- duction Of books, accounts. bills. in- voices, and other vouchers or certi- fled copies thereof, applies to stocks of merchandise, and has no application when property insured consists of household effects
 2. Waiver of clause in policy against additional insurance; what necessary to constitute-To constitute a waiver of a clause in an insurance policy. that the same shall be void If additional insur- ance is procured. in the absence of an agreement waivins such clause, the insurer must have known of such ad- ditional insurance and after such knowledge It's conduct must have been such as to reasonably imply a purpose on its part not tp insist upon a for
 g. Same; same.-A general agent of an insurance company. with authority to waive a stipulation in policy against other insurance, can bind such company by waiving such stipulation even after his agency had terminated. in favor of q policy holder having no notice of the termination of his agency; but the fact that such former agent procures additional insurance for the policy holder In another company. or as the agent of another company issues another policy of insurance on the same property, does not operate as a waiver of such stipulation in the absence of averment and proof that such former agent was acting for his former prin- cipal. .,:: --...- f. Notice to agent: when notice to principal-Notice to the agent is not notice to his principal, un1es acquired while trhnactiong the business of the principal as his agent :..:
 Reversed and remanded. ~.<
 Tvson !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
ROMANO vs. BROOKS.
Action for Deceit in Sale of Mercha dise.-Apeal from Bessemer Ci
 

Action for Deceit in Sale of Merchan-
 dise.-Apeal from Bessemer City
 Court.
 1. Pleading: Counts ex delieto and ex contractu cannot be joined in the same complalnt--A count for deceit in the sale of merchandise cannot be Join ed with a count for the breach of contract of sale,
 2. Agency What facts sufficient to authorize the inference of agency Proof that an alleged agent sold mer- chandise and that thereafter without any communication between the pur- chaser and the alleged principal the merchandise was shipped by the alleged principal to the purchaser while not sufficient to justify a witness in testi- flying that the alleged agent was the agent of the principal, is sufficient to permit the inference by a court or jury that the alleged agent was the agent of the alleged principal and was acting as such in the transaction, and there fore in suit to recover for deceit practlced in the sale of said merchan- disc it Is error to exclude the repre- sentations of such agent made to the purchaser as to the quality of the mer- chaudise so sold.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Dowdell, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
A RaIIrOad,s Report.

Chicago, Sept. 22.-The annual re- port of the Yaxoo and Mississippi Val ley Railroad Company was given out today The number of miles in opera tion June 30. 1905. was 1909. The gross receipts from trafic were $S.- 670,245; expenses of operation $6.3Ss,- STA, and taxes sS63, 1888, making the ex- cess of income over expenditures, in cluding interest on investment, $1,- 920,SS4. The fixed charges were $l.- 265.1s5, leaving a surplus of $655.643
 The losses on account of the fire at New Orleans were $1,12S.45S, of which $935. .6s2 was charged to the insurance fund. The work of reconstruction is progressing rapidly. The insurance fund now contains s4sS.6S2, an in crease during the year of $242,O64 The increase in number of passengers carried one mile in 1905 over 1900 was S6.2O and of tons of freight carried one mile 65.66. The surplus over all fixed charges of only S77.O27 Is due to the payment of interest on the larger amount of four per cent im- provement bonds outstanding to in creased taxes and to the very great expense of rendering the service.