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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
Geo. W Moore was at Grand
Forks Monday. 55s3

GeO. wv Moore was at Grand
Forks Monday.
VIM. Sparks is having his
residence repaired and remodel
ed.
Joe Foubert is assessing some
of the city property acting as
deputy for City Assessor Taylor.
East Fourth street is being.
graded which will improve It
consid erably.
Neis HaWkinson came Id from
Munich Tuesday to look after his
extensive lumber interests here.
Read up the ads concerning
Ramsey county maps. We have
a few of these that we would
like to disannex at bargain
prices.
The dirt from the excavation
of the cellar Of the Daeley build.
ing on x elley avenue is being
used by the city to fillup a num-
Der Of the alleys. IS,
The Arbor Day reports Of the
schools Of the county have been
received by the county slperin-
tendent and show that a large
number OF trees were planted,
and a number Of flowers beus
constructed. The literary exer-
scises were appropriate and in
.terestlng
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
SUGGESTIONS
!. FOR KNOCKERS
WHAT ODD FELLOWSHIP.
81. TEACHES A SHORT
SERMON.

Sovereign Grand Represents
tive Nolan, /. O. %. F. made a
striking and thoughtful speech
lat a recent anniversary in Wash
ington. Among other things he
said.
We should learn to help peo-
pie in this life and help them at
the present fine, and not fill,
their pathway in this life with
thorns and the grave with flow
ers. i remember especially two
men in my home state of Ten
nesee who, after a prominent
lawyer has left our town to To-
cate in. another section of the
south, were speaking Of his
worth in the community, and
during their conversation they
gave him anything but good
name in many respects. It
happened after a time that the
lawyer who had left the section
died, and a bar meeting was held
in my town to pass resolutions
IN respect to his memory. and
upon my arrival at the court
house the two speakers were the
lawyers who had spoken Of him
IN such a different way s)me
time before, and this time they
eulogized him to the skies. Odd
Fellowship teaches to give the
flowers in this life, and to give
them now. TO show what men
will do to crafty their selfish
ambitions, | remember distinct
IL an old and honored man of
my section of the country who
offered himself as a candidate
for the Office Of justice Of the
peace, and at the end of the first
week he had withdrawn from
the race. He was asked why he
had left the race, and said:
Why, | have only been in the
race one week, and some one has
already accused me of stealing a
horse, and if / stayed in the race
a week longer they would posi-
bly, prove it on me, SO think
had better get out while times
are good.
My friends, look for the
beauties in character and you
will find them everywhere, but
never look for the defects. I
|once remember a great artist
who asked some friends to come
to his studio and stick a pin
through each defect in a canvas
he had just finished. They
came and when they left one
could see nothing but pin heads.
where the beautiful picture had
been. The artist painted the
same picture with a different
background and asked the same
friends to come again and where
they saw a perfect part Of the
picture to stick a pin, and this
time the picture was again COW
Iered with pins. All of which
Egoes to show that what we look
for we generally find. whether
at is the beauties or the defects. "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Frames or pictures. both or
ether, at Gilbertson's. 9
Our Z cent table is all the rage
just now T. w. Mann & Son.
Ed Lohnes is building two
esidences on East Fourth street.
Attorney Gray has moved his
family to his claim on the reser-
walton.
Wheat sowing throughout the
county is practically complete d.
The acreage is about the same
as last year.
The Devils Lake Abstract
company has sent out its first re-
port of abstracts. 1t is neat and
full, and should have a large list
of subscribers within a short
time. .s rs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
We. do uphol Gilbert

We 90 pholstering Gilbert
son.
Miss Ella Kolsborn is teach
ing School No. 2 IF Lillehoff, the
term common cing last Monday.
Extensive repairs are being
made to the Chautauqua rail
road, more than {, 900 new ties
having been purchased.
Mrs. Cora Ewing began a term
of school at school No. 8, Ora
hams Island, last Monday.
The Merchant Of Venice Up
to Date will be a good thing to
drive away the blues tonight.
We have a first class repair
man, who will make your old
furniture look Just like new. 9
Senator stade was at Grand
Forks a few days ago where he
met some ntlemen in reference
to Cuban land deals.
Why not have that couch ,1p-
sholstered? It will not cost you
much. See Glib rtson 9
Contractor Fosburg is build.
ing an add tion totae reside nce
of Senator Hale.
All kinds Of furniture repair
ing done at Gilbert son' s. All
work guaranteed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
The [ anal and
Panama Nation

No nation was ever born that
created SO much interest as did
Panama. The great oceanic
canal had been the national
scandal ization of France, and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Handles sales of farm property and farley I've sio<s
also the selling Of shelf goods. New and
methods used. VIII get up your sale ansi ia MI
Eoik IN connection with your sale for less sosey md n
more Business like nane than NY isS III the siafe
Why thea have Scnf one oFs6 who win
only get oAehalf tie Inn 81 soar sttl make spec
81 actfg Is sales aeent IL Clat lefnase sales
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Stranger Than Fiction.

A. very remarkable story is afioat
in York county, South Carolina, con-
corning the murder Of ]. l.. Patterson
at Fort Mill. 1t is rumored that Mrs.
Ed. Deaton. of Chester is moving to
get a pardon for her husband. who is
serving a long term in the peniten-
tiary for having killed Patterson.
The grounds on which she will crave
pardon are that she herself killed
the man. She claims that she had
wronged her husband and that Pat
terson was to blame. She says she
killed him in desperatiO The wO-
man is supposed to be working in a
mill and her husband went to prison
rather than have the crime fixed on
her. The story, if it is true, reads like
a novel. The woman is trying to sup
port a large family on her earnings
at the mill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
WAKE COUNTY ROAD LAW.
Mr.. III. f.. Norris Says There is But
little Dissati> faction.

Mr. Herbert E. Norris, attorney
for Wake county, said yesterday in
an interview to a reporter of this
paper. that he was greatly surprised
to see the statements contained III
Fridays issue of The News and OBJ
server, concerning the opposition to
the Wake County Road Law-the ac-
ton of a justice of the peace in
Marks Creek township, the number
of people at a trial at Rolesville, etc,
as the same was unduly magnified,
and tended TO mislead the people, cal
culated to create wrong impression
and do the good people of Wake coun-
ty great injustice.
Mr.. Norris says: THAT the great
body of the people, in Wake county,
have not only not opposed the Road
law bat as a matter of fact have
been complying with the provisions
of same, working in all the townships
of the county, and in most OF the
townships the people have already
worked the four days prescribed in
the law The only opposition heard
Offered to the law is i'm part or
Marks Greek township and the Roles
Vile section OF Wake Forest town
ship. cs
THAT he can not believe any good
lawyer will say there is a question as
to the conStitutionalitv of the Wake
County Road Law, if he will read the
unanimous opinion of the Supreme
Court of North Carolina written by
Judge Clark in the case of State VS..
Sharpe contaiEed in 125 n. c. at
page 628, in which the court holds
the Durham County Road Law con-
stitutional. Every feature of the
Road law was discussed and many
decisions mentioned by the court sus-
tanning their decision. That opinion
is decisive as to the conStitutionality
of the Wake County Road Law; and
i'm the language of that decision If
it (the Legislature) has made any mis-
or should there be change of senti-
ment in any, any subsequent General
Assembly can amend the act.
THE statement that justice of
the peace in Marks Creek township
dismissed a defendant holding the law
unconstitutional is entirely incorrect.
am informed that the justice of The
peace referred to dismissed defend
ant, holding the prosecution malicious
on part of supervisor as the same de-
PENDANT had appealed SIMILAR case
to the Superior court.
II am satisfied the jury at RoleSville
acquitted defendant Jones because the
supervisor failed to appear on the
road at the time and place Jones had
been summoned to work, ana jury
did not think State proved Jones had
notice of any other person being in
charge as OverSeer, or that supervisor
could not in law delegate his author
ity / can not believe that the jury
recklessly disregarded acts or law, as
might be inferred from the statement.
The statement that thn~A were fou1
hundred people at Rolesville is as
far from accurate as the other state
ments, as / do not think there was
one-fourth of that number there.
1.-The entire article does the intelli-
gent and law-abiding country people
a great injustice, as the unavoidable
Inference is that justice of the peace
has acted the part of supreme judge.
a jury and the people revolving al
the law regardless of law or oath.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Welcome To Visitors.

The Merchants Association is now
ready to receive visitors at thei
headquarters, as shown in the follow
ing notice sent out yesterday, which
says:
when you visit Raleigh, come to the
Merchants Association rooms, location
Capital Club Building. Have youl
packages sent in our care. free tele-
phones, stenographer, writing anc
readings rooms, with all the lates'
dailies and periodicals. Special at
tention given to ladies. Most conven-
lent place to rest while on your shop
ping tour"
Interstate telephone 2S5 and Bel
rs have been placed i'm the Associa
ton headquarters at the Capital Clui
Building.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Sunday Trains Discontinued.

After Sunday, September 10th, 1905,
the Atlantic & North Carolina Rail-
road will discontinue their Special
Sunday Excursion trains, Nos. l and
2, which have been operated between
Goldsboro and Morehead City on
each Sunday during the summer sea-
SON In order to accommodate their
patrons who desire to visit the sea-
shore, excursion tickets which have
heretofore been sold from a. & N. e.
stations to Morehead City and Bean
fort and return for Trains Nos. | and
2, will be sold for the regular trains
Nos. 5 and 6. on Sundays, September
18th, Gath and October 1st 1905, and
will be honored by conductors on those
trains without additional charge.
The Weekend saturday and sun
day Tickets good returning the fol-
lowing Mondays to Morehead City and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
SAVED HIS LIFE
H. D. Williams Wishes
to Help Others.
And is Loud in His Praise of the Pow
err That Lifted Him From Among
Those Who Had
Fallen.

But for this, says II. d. Williams
speaking of the power that placed him
back in the ranks from which he had
dropped / would not be alive today.
He says:
will say that the Kelley Treatment
is all right and does the work, and is
all and more than you claim for it.
/ know that the Kelley Treatment
is the means of my being alive today
| will always do what I can to get
other unfortunate ones to go and he
treated. and will speak a good word
when | can for your Institute.
With best wishes, I remain, yours,
H d. WILLIAMS.
Lumberton, N. c., Nov. %, 1904.
Send names and addresses of those
who may be benefited. to the Kelley
Institute, Greensboro, n. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
PAMLICO AND ORIENTAL.
Meeting of Directors. 1t is Understood
They Discuss Both Extension
and Sale of Road.
Especial. to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
New Bern, N. c., Sept S.-The di-
rectors of the Pamlico. Oriental &
Western Railroad, which runs from
New Bern to Bavboro, Pamlico county,
met at the company's office here this
morning. Their business was held a
secret. Your correspondent gathered
however, that they discussed the ques-
ton of further extension of the road
into Pamlico county; also the sale OF
the road to a syndicate represented
by Kleybole < Company, of New
York which was reported as having
bought the Pamlico, Oriental &
Western Railroad and Suffolk 81 Caro-
lima by a company known as the Vir-
ginia, Carolina Coast Railroad Com
pany. In an interview with the presi
dent, w. T. Caho. of Bayboro, and sew
eral directors. | received little fnfor-
nation. They took a recess until to-
morrow to await the arrival of some
important parties.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
The Association Provides
Funds Needed.
Continued from Page One.

against the English body. and the res
OlutiOn carried with every vote. Sec
rotary Cheatham stated that the Eng
lish concern was a weakling. 1t could
not, he said, compel it's members to
stand by one movement and was as
fragile as an egg shell. He said he
got his information from Sully.
To Meet at Hot Springs
The question of the place of hold
ing the next annual meetine of the
executive committee. which will. be
held on the third Tuesday in January.
was then taken up. Invitations were
extended by Representatives from
AsheVille, Jackson, Miss. Hot Springs,
Ark, Atlanta, Ga, and Columbia, S. c.
The fight centered between Asheville,
Hot Springs and Jackson. After an
interesting debate, Hot Springs was
decided upon and the committee de-
cided unanimously to meet there.
On motion of Mr.. Brooks; before
going into executive session at six
o'clock, President Jordan thanked the
members OF the executive committee
for their prOmptneSS and regular at
tendance at all the meetings for teh
earnest and buSneSs-like manner in
which they had transacted all their
business, and said that it was very
gratifying to him to be identified with
gentlemen so loyal and true-hearted.
AT $50 o'clock the executive Ses-
sion was concluded and the executive
committee was adjourned to meet on
the third Tuesday in Januarv at Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
The Committee Banquetted.
Tonight Manager E. B. Moore, of
Kenilworth. Inn, where the executive
committee has held all it's meetings,
gave a banquet to the committee,
and there were present the mayor of
and the president and sec
rotary of the Board of Trade and sew
eral leading citizens of this city.
President Jordar in a felicitous
speech said that richness of the golden
glory of the sunset among these
alone resembled the mag
nificent hospitality with which the
committee had beens entertained at
Kenilworth and that the Southern Cot
ton Association would hold its an
nual midsummer meetings at Kenil-
worth Inn.
This was received with loud cheers
Cheatham, who is the last
officer of the association to leave, said
tonight:
I'VE had the best meeting and we
were better entertained here than
anywhere else We have ever mt, and
tn mmbrs Law with loftir ideas and
the only sad thing about it is that we
must leave"
1t seems that both of the cotton
interests want to be represented at
for the Cotton Manufac-
turers Association will hold its spring
meeting here, KenilwOrth Inn being
chosen in preference to New Orleans
and Philadelphia.
The American Fertilizers Manufac-
turers' Association will hold it's annu-
Ill meeting at KenilwOrth Inn OctO
Der 10th to 14th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Accident just Averted.

There was another little runaway
yesterday and the ice company cam'
near losing valuable horse.
The ice wagon was standing in n
Dawson street when for some reason
the horse became frightened and mad
a dash No one being in the wagon
he was without restraint. On TURNING
a sharp corner at Hargett street tho
wagon was hurled violently againsl
a post and the horse was literally turn
ed head-over- heels by the force of the
impact Fortunately he regained his
feet without having sustained any in
jury
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Events at Sanford.

Sanford n. c., Sept. 7.-Mr. W. a
Chisholm, who recently got his law
license has rented an Office in the
Weatherspoon building and has there
hung out his single.
DR.. John Monroe has purchased the
w. A. Chisholm residence, which is
one of the most attractive in our town
and has moved into it.
Mr.. Richard Howard, of Tarboro
has joined his brother. Mr.. E. l.
Howard, in the real estate and insur-
ance business.
Miss Elizabeth Gulley is expected
here Friday. She will be connected
with the graded school, which opens
Monday, September 18th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
LOVES HIS CAT.
Whispers All His joys and Sorrows
to Her.
(Waxhaw Enterprise.)

Some men are born with Il love for
animals. Now there's Col. John L.
Walkup-no one would ever think it,
but the Colonel has a cat Vlat no
money can buy. He says that his cat
Is his one JOY, his one friend in whose
ears he can pour all his Troubles and
whisper all his dreams. The Colonel
IS strange man anyway. Why, he
would rather feed that cat than sell
cabbage, and cabbage is the Coloneps
long suit He banks on cabbage, and
eats them: he sells cabbage. too, for
he says there is no use worrying life
away trying to put something on the
public that there is no profit in. But
the Colonel loves his cat. and the cat
has q sly wink in his eye.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
GOES TO TROY.
Mr.. Harlee Mccall Has Been Elected
Superintendent of Troy Graded
School.

Mr.. Harlee Mccall who was in
structor at the A. and M. College last
years, has been elected superintendent
If the new graded school at Troy,
md will enter upon his new duties on
he thirteenth of September. Mr..
McCalls many friends in Raleigh will
cegret to see him leave the capital
ity. Before coming to Raleigh as
instructor Mr.. Mccall was member
If the Legislature from Davidson
.OuntV
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Ought to Raise Mules.
NJ q rehN VILE Hnn1a

With high-price cotton it looks like
mules are going to be legal tender in
this country again. When little plug
mules bring over a hundred dollars
each it's strange that there are not
more mule colts seen i'm this country.
It's rare thing of late years that we
see a colt of any kind on the streets
here. If we allow the West to beat us
in the use of labor-saying tools and
machinery, sell us our corn, -four, meat
and mules and horses, the West is go
ing to beat US in the game, if they
are not already doing it,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

The way farmers are rushing to-
bacco to market causes the predic-
ton that it will not take long for the
entire crop to be sold. Estimates
based on the crop are that about o.
100000 pounds will be marketed IN
GreenVille this season. In August the
first month of the season, some over
100000 pounds were sold here, and
SO far this month the sales are much
larger than last month, indicating that
the figures will go well above 2,000.-
600 pounds for acknowledgements
Reflector.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Third Regiment Band.

The Third regiment band gave its
regular weekly concert at the Capt.
tol last night and the elaborate pro-
gram was enjoyed by a big crowd.
The band is making splendid pro-
gress and has been awarded the con-
tract to furnish the music during the
coming State Fair. This is great
compliment as il has only beer. or
saniZed about tWo months, and with
in that short time has become one
Of the leading bands in the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
-FOUR DEATHS YESTERDAY.
The New Cases in New Orleans Were
A and the New Foci II.
(By the Associated Press.)

New orleans. La, Sept. S.-The
official record of the fever situation
i'm this city as given out at six o'clock
this afternoon follows:
New cases Al total to date, 2,221:
deaths 4; total sos; new foci -; cases
under treatment 500: cases dis
charged 607.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Hove no Right to Sensence
''To Jail"
Continued from Page One.)

seen to be little doubt that the law
has been unintentionally violated for
years.
In this connection, since Durham
county has almost the same law as
that of Wake, what of ex-Mayor Nc
Gown, sentenced to Jail for contempt.
Should he, also be sent toa the roads?
Or would he be saved by the only
"quasi-crimnai' nature of his offense
against the dignity of the court?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

The tobacco sales are large every
day now, considering the short crop
and light weight of the weed. and 1t
takes until we'll into the afternoon
to get around The sales Wednesday
aggregated 10000 pounds and to-
days sales were 125,000 Some dis
satisfaction is expressed at the prices,
especially of the better grades, and
the farmers generally in eastern Car
DINA are more or less blue. The
crop is said to be decidedly shorter
than at first thought and the product
very light in weight-Kinston Free
Press.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

Beaufort. will be taken off sale after
Sunday, October list, 1905.
The sale of season Summer Tourist
Tickets to Morehead City Beaufort
and other points will be discontinued
after September Goth, 1905.
r. E. l.. BUNCH,
Traffic Manaper
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

Newport News, Va, Sept S.-WhiIe
passing through the inner channel at
Hells Gate New York harbor, Sunday
night. the tug Navigator and the barge
Kentucky, from Allyn's Point, Idaho,
New Haven, and Kennebec, New Bed
ford, went ashore. The Idaho coli
lided with the tug, breaking her pro-
peller The tug and barges were
f1oated repairs made and they pro-
ceeded to this port, arriving today. A
fog prevailed at the time of the acct
dent
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Meeting AT RolesVille.

A protracted meeting will begin in
the Baptist Church at Rolesville next
Sunday night, and continue through
next week. The services will be held
in the afternoon and at night. Rev.
j. T. Jenkins, of Wilson, will preach.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

dict of manslaughter; the defendant
agreed to this; the verdict was recor-
ded; and the judge sentenced the de-
PENDANT to hard labor in the peIiten-
tiary for ten years. The defendant
has not yet been confined three years.
Neither the trial judge nor solicitor
recommend communication; and in my
judgment, the prisoner has not yet
been confined long enough in proper
ton to the enormity of his crime;
therefore / decline the application for
pardon"
State VS.. Thomas Cummings, Surry
county Superior court, November
term, 1903: AT spring term 1904 the
defendant was convicted of robbery,
and assigned to work on the public
roads of Rockingham county for three
years. After reading the facts in the
case, l do not think the sentence is
excessive and decline to grant the
petition for pardon"
State VS.. Joe Williams, Davie coun-
ty Superior court, fall term, 1905:
Prisoner was convicted for fore cry,
and sentenced to work on the public
roads of Randolph county for the Germ
of two years Neither the judge nor
the solicitor recommend pardon.
think the sentence is light enough;
therefore decline to interfere. The pc
tition is denied
State VS.. Emory Burkett, Wilkes
county, January term, 1905: THE de-
PENDANT was charged with larceny and
convicted and sentenced to work upon
the public roads of Wilkes county for
a term of eight months. Neither the
judge nor the solicitor recommend a
pardon; and, after reading the facts,
in my opinion the judgment was not
excessive; therefore, application is de-
MED"