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The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14

Miss Mildred Pratt visited her par
ents in New Milford, last week.
Carpenters and painters are all very
busy just now preparing for city guests.
The Grange hall is to be entirely re-
newed in readiness for the Pomona
meeting.
Mrs Gum has passed pleasant win
ter and will be home at the Abbey In
about a month.
Mrs A. G. Baker rents her house for
the summer, this year. The two Gold
houses are also rented.
The missionary address of Miss Kyle
on Saturday, under the auspices of the
Christian EndeavOr society, must not
be forgotten.
Wilbur Kilborne is having extensive
repairs made in his barber room.
w. N. Wilson is at work at Mt Tom
on the cottage for Mr. Carter.
, Russell +. Clark is taking long rest
and vacation, going to WilliamSport,
Pa, and to Chicago. Mr. Dawson OF
Cornwall is supplying his place for a
month.
Henry Church, who was i'll, is some
better.
Rev II. B. Turner came to town on
Monday and returned on Tuesday
His house is to be painted and grading
to be DONE E. G.. Clark is doing some
upholstery work for him.
Mr. and Mrs s. j. Nettleton are on a
visit in Fishkill and vicinity.
| Schools began at the Gunnery anC
Ridge, this week. The Calhoun street
school begins, next Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14
MRS MARGARET BROWN.

Mrs Margaret Brown, aged Is years,
died on Saturday. She is survived by
four daughters and son. The funer.
al took place on Monday afternoon
Rev Mr. Humphrey officiating. Flu
neral Director Thomas had the ar.
engagements in charge.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14
York on Monday, where her sister,
Mrs Robf TT Mich las, lives.
FOREST FIRES At ROMFOkD.

the past week. some of S. H. Clark :
meadow and pasture land having been
burned over and woodland in the vi
entity of New Preston station.
Mrs G. f. Harvey and nephew, G.. G.
Harvey, of Woodbury., passed Sunday
at S. H. Clark'S.
Arbutus is beginning to make
its appearance.
John NeSet has moved into S. Fl
Clark tenement house, vacated by
Frank Adamoicgz, who has gone tt
Bethel.
Some 10 acres of G. L. Hendel's lane
was burned over, last Sunday.
S. J. Logan has been shipping hi
apples to Waterbury.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14

Leading Washington Business Houses.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14

DEATH:O BARTHOLOMEW H. PONs.
Bartholomew H. Pons died at the
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14

We work with, not against, doctors
We give doctors the formula for Ayers Sarsapaa. Then
they can e when asked just what will do Suppose you
ask your doctor about this medicine of
thin blood, debility, exhaustion nervousness anema
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14

book that tells all
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co., Bing-
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14
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make any mistake, Out IenHen1UC1 e"S
name, DR.. Ki1mer's Swamp-Roots and
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

gauerlaub iB9ein e.
SnoianapoIis &raction uno Terminal
Co., $50 &sparatur uno 0erdnberuna
oes @af&bauies an Capitol Ibe. uno
2ouiftana Ctr. - gbas Gpsefer, $1,-
465 @ottags an Oriole in Der N1be
BON 9incoln Ctr. - Ngata @abm,
$500 Wobnbaus, 1884 Noro afas
bama Str. = %. 9. 2lefer, $500
slnbau an 27O6 2aiaae str. - Trau
6. s. Gardner. $3.50 8adfein Sub.
nsrbaus, 1912 Wef @aihinatOn Ctr.
- auaufta SOfmann, so, 700 9oppsl-
tee 2 Hodges Wobnbaus, 4114-4116
OF @oIbinstou Ctr. IS. Q. Bonner,
sl25 8~erbsRsruns bss Wo6nbauies
on Wef Waibinston Str. in Der Tdbe
Der gagle @reef. - 6. .. Sapis.
$50 9oI3i@uppen, SS9 @sf gratt
Ctr. - 8eOrge Ssfslouna $4,000 Ga
Den uno Wobnbaus an %. unb Nortb=
tueftern abe. = Samuel s. Gibbs,
$500 Cottage an glber Ibe. in Der
Nd6e Der SEEM Yort Str. -@ 9. 6.
gictor, $500 2.f6diges @ei9dfts.
haus on Der q. %. @de Der H. unb
Wef Str. = Cumberland @onfruc=
tion Co., $500 @onerst gingane unb
Office @ebduosr an OF Waibington
uno @rap Str. - q. 6. 6anfon, ST.
500 2'f6diges @Obnbaus an Wef
@alnut 3wif4en Belmont uuo Gre.
mont StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Nene 9neorporattunea.

GoIgenbe @eieQi@aften reidten bsim
Staatsietretdr ibre Sncorporations-
Papiere Elm:
.Sagonia Creamery Co., Gaqonia.
Warrid @ountp; Bstriebsfapital: ST..
500; Sirectoren: @eoree Us. White.
@erbaro 8. &bous, 5. %. Wilts,
Grant @pttenbad, @iaiam .. Gen.
bridfon, Sulius s. Web, Jrsb Us.
Siegel. $bOmas .. Wbite unb @bas.
W. Hunmeiler.
.Ir9os Sofa Beb Davenport Co.,
ar9os. Warfbaq @ountp; Betrisbstas
pital 10000; Sireftoren: pbilipp 5.
South. @eorge 6. Blaine. &ap SOUTH,
Siaac &seo. Mlfreo u. Duff. BurtpelI
6. 69oonober unb Sacob Wartin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
mfnm AinOtr frasfn.

gaf elmer 6abrt iiber oen 8o6enie.
10 er5dblt cine 9sraniisunssreiienoe
= borte i'd einen fiinfidbrigen 9naben,
Der nit feiner Mutter in meiner NG6e
lab, matchmaker fulsenoe 6ragen an
bieie ri6ten:
rWie piele Menf9en tOnnen in
einsm Wafer 10 tief pie oies bier err
trinten9"
mSbut es tpeb, tperr1 ma ertrinft?"
~&onnte Die @ifenbabn, penn lie auf
Dem Wafer fabren miibte, ebenio
f4nea fabren pie unier S9iff?"
~Sit Der grobe Mann nit ben aolz
oenen an0pfen ba Diem er meinte
Den &apitGn = Der papa bon alien
ben Mdnnern, bic tbun miiHen, mas er
fagt9"
nWober fommt oenn Der Seifenz
i4aum binter Dem S9iffe2"
rgrtGlten fi9 oenn Die Slide nidt,
tpenn lie % unten INNER in Der Idfe
iino?"
rWenn cine Sii9muma i'm DaFer
feline Wiirmer fir ibre &inoer fin6et,
gebt lie Damn ans 2anb uno qrGbt
ibnen pel9e aus Der @rbe9"
s9tbt es bier I'M @aher uu9 @als
fif9e?"
~@ber @uftern gibt es bo9 bier9"
~Wenn ii9 elm WalfiI9 oret SAGE
lang auf cine auftsr iebte, miiBte is
Damn erittden?" =
Sanger belt ids ni9t aus. sSa
berGnoerte meinen YlaB.
Sie arme Wama mubte bleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
terbe
QneaI.@ etterberimt.

Sur "a e.nnO.n snbsnO 7 rbr Iorssns, rs. gOObr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
200 Gpplifaaten ~ prafen.

s. &. WilbOuie Der beige eetre-
tdr fur bic @ibiloienft-Y rtfung bat
ettpa 200 @pplifanten fur ben biefiaen
pOfoienf in Geographic. @opiren,
grieff3reiben. Nritbmetif, abreFen-
lsien etc. etc. 5u prtifen. Der erfen
prtfung tpirb f9 cine rbbfi9e an-
i&liebsn. @inSurdf9nittssrsebnIb bon
20 III nOtbmenois, um auf Die @rnen=
1ungslifte au selangen.
SIN lesten Sabre betrug bic Sur9.
i9nitts3abl 87.5. SnfOIee oes I'm.
su9es mad benz neuen @sbduoe tuurbeu
btele neue @rnennunesrt 9ema&t. 9ieie
grnennungen ridten f9 na9 Der In
Der griifuns errei&ten Sur6f9nitts.
sabl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Neme &lasem.

Warp Suncaa gegen SamesG. Sun=
CON, 2lage auf S9eiouns tuese1 mutb-
tuiaigen @erlahens uno auf Obbut ois
Der gbe entfprohensn brei 2iuber.
Warren s. perfins ge9en Warp g.
pertins. 2lage auf S9eibung tuesen
pft9tbsrla1ldffsuns uno mebrfa9
bertibten gbebrudes.
Benjamin Waso sesen bic Snbiana
Union FRACTION 60. gntiddoigungs.
tlage auf $1,000 tuesen bur9 eiuen
@Onoueteur Der So. erlittens Wibbanb.
lung.
Inna 9i9ols gsgsn Geo. %. Mi9ols,
S&eiounsstlage wesen brutaler Mib.
baHblung unb 8etnadldiRsuns bes
u%ntsrbalts, iouie auf Sbbut, iber bas
Der @be entiproheue 9tno.
Mattbias smilsp ssssn Minis Smi.
lep. 3lase uuf S4eiouns tusssn Ser.
nd9ldifgung Der bduslt9sn pHidten
uno mesen gbsbru9s.
Sarab patteriOn gsgsn gilbert pat.
terfon; Saeioungstlage. Sn Der
2lase bsiBt ss. DAB getlaster bic 2ld.
germ Dor 4 Sabrsn bsrIisB uno udb.
reno Der lebten 2 Sabre ni9ts msbr gu
ibrenn unterbalt beitrug.
MiIarb Wasnsr u. u. sesen bic
South Wetern golonp @ompagnie
2lase auf urtbeil bon $4,000 uno
Soften. Sn Der 2lage 6eiBt es, bab
bic gauge aoIonie auf einem S9uin=
bel berubt; bas bic 5irma Gib.
gerald Snusfment 60. ben finsirten
@%rscutiOratb Der 3u sriinbenbsn 2olo-
ME biloete; baB fe feinen sinsissn glcre
2ano tn Oklahoma ooer Sneianer-
8erritOrium bsfibt; bob $500, 900 I'm.
tbeilf4eine bon Subieribsnten einbes
aablt tpurben, bic In IA berIhieoenen
Staten uobnen; bob bic fraslide So.
Ionic bsreits 20, 900 SeeIsn bdtte,
u. (. m.
SO pirb bsrlangt, bab bas @eri&t
einen WaHenperualter ernenrte. Der bic
@ef9dfte Der g. Us. @olonp 60. ab=
oamtt oas ein9e3abIte Netien-
nod Nb3us Der auseaben fur
Die INCORPORATION mieoer ben bsrihies
oenen Nntbeilbeibern suriidbs3ablt
tuerbe.
Cine dbnlids 2lase uurbe geaen
bic vNmerican Sribune" in 8erbins
oung nit Der g. %. @oIonp 90. aes
uel9e bas 0auptorgan fHr bic
Ter6fentlt9ung beg l1%nterne6mens
NOR. 3abluns bon $500, 600 uirb
oerlangt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
81. s.. S. g.

Ser oramatifds Club Der @etperbes
S4ule uiro beute Mbeno i'm Mubito.
RUM Der 6o9i&ule cine perffnge
ttber ben .2aufmanl bon 0sneoig"
sur auHibruns bringsn. Der untsr Der
Mufi&t beg 6errn Stotssbsrrp, einem
Wit9liebe Der GufuItdt, piele proben
porausaefolst finb. Sa bic Mufhb.
rung tn ben S6ulen anaemsin Be-
tannt gema&t tuuroe. febt gu erluar.
ten, bab bas auditorium %polftdnbig
6efebt fein tptrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

Werlangt- gin Sunge als 2auf.
buri4e in Der Office oisiss glattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Tret.

Ri@ter III iorb bonn 2riminalssri9t
getpdbrte ben @ntrae beg Staatsan.
palts Benedict. CUR gntlaKung Der
Grou gaa 6ids aus benz @sfdnsniB.
Die Grau wurbs oss Worbes bes
Soiepb Sbbin9s in ihrsr @obnuna i'm
Suli 1904 i&ulois befunosn uno 3u
lebensldngli& 3u&tbaus bsrurtbeilt
tuorben.
Senrp Sepfrieb, Der Nbbofat Der
Jrau 9ids beuirtte nun ourd feline
gemtibunaen ibre 5reilafuns. Sic
bate bereits | Snbr ibrer S9ulo abb
geiefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Ehermometerfauo

z ubr Ncrsens. 81 @rai
80. &. BIptbe,
SecticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
@isss-Mitar- = rab.
o eb

Vebpren:
Patrid unb 2atie @agnor, Wdb9sn.
30. 8. unb @bitb Rois, 2nabe.-
Geo u. unb Nba Senoren, Gnabe.-
Ssnrp unb Nusuhina Settling, Wdos
&en.-gbmarb unb emma Mulinit,
anabe. -SObn uno Sonana Stierle.
Wdo6sn .-@barles unb Cora Dabib.
ion, 2nabe.-Neal unb gffie Wagner,
3nabs. - Oscar unb Grace 2efer,
Wdb9en.-p. 8. unb gaa @ilarb,
andbe.-Sno %. unb 2atbarine @ren.
fbap, 2nabe.
1etraut:
@arlanb 9. bilton-Inna Grimes.
Wnl. 6. S6miot-Nnna 8urham.
Geo. W. Silenbranb-Gopbi Do.
G9raber.
6srbert s. Senfins = Marp gmilp
Sobnion.
Wm. 9enrp &aniom-gecilia Belle
6arris.
Wm. s. Paul-Nnna g. 2enfer.
0arrp 6anblen-Msllie Scaees.
Sobn s. 2artin-Nmanba &. DC
@uffn.
Sobn 8. Wpers-amelia G.. 6. Wa.
termari.
Sobn 9amilton-Wat6ilaa @reton.
Sabio Siner-5lorence @oderI.
0ehorben:
abram G1r8es, farbig. 802 glate
Str. 81 Sabre.-.Snf. elliott, 436
9. germpnt Str, tootgeboren. -2a1-
@orribon, GAG 6. @ef Str, SO
= Sames W. 2odbart, 1913
2oro Str. 81. Sabre. -@lapton 8.
Scar. Staot. SO Sabre. - S5elnia
Biniams, 1871 Columbia abe.. 1
5abr 2 WOn.-Rarp Santins, farbia,
Dome, LOG Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
9anfiagungs Staten.
GreurEonen BON allen Sidet Statio-
men Der Tenniplnania 9inien.

Sim 90. unb 80. Nobember perben Greurs
iion:Tifets p~erfauft BON allen Stationen fir
einen 1mfreis BON ni9t mebr aIs $50 ReiIen
bon Der Sertaufss Station Sidets finb aiiIs
tis fir bic Riidfabrt bis gum 4, DECEMBER.
Sir @~inseInbeiten tpenbe man ii6 an 9ocaI
5idet asentea Der SennipISania 2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

80 Der 2abrer Gtmfenoe
Sote totute Oct @e8ensbmrger
0attem 2aIeuoer fur 1906
Fmo omr@ tsafere Office az
beatebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
9nrmdknenrhrn.

n ~ +: r5aben sic bies
9eotHt nidi in elmer etpas fiinfliden
Sttmnniing sema9t. Serr Sone@-
St4ter: r&ann f6on fein, i6 bate
odn1als Wein bon Sbnen getrunfen!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Yolt3euides.

6 n seuifer Grant Smith, Der
angebIi9 g~eitesgeit6rt TT, tuurbe BON
Der pOli3ei In Obbut ssnommen. Seine
@Obnuns if 154 Sho Satnois Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24
Artttk.

Sunger @ed: u.... 0enfen
STE, ,S&fe' bas er MIDI senannt!~-
sSas lit berfriibt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-24

2 y Z v 10 ny %
MufflGren6 unb fdltsr bente 9iaht
i90n uub talt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

The appearance of the city
from the railroad depot is about
as far removed from the attrac-
tive as Carrie Nation is from the
beautiful. Up town, the side
walks and public improvements,
the business blocks and beauti-
full residences are the admira-
tion Of all visitors. But the
stranger passing through by
rail, who beholds the city from
the car window, will see a pile
of old rubbish and scrap iron
on the old mill site and a rear
building exhibition that would
certainly not impress him with
the classic beauty of the city.
For about six months the council
has been talking about opening
1up Railroad avenue, which would
relieve the barn yard appearance
of that part Of the city very
much. Just now when the spring
travel is beginning, is the best
time in the year to show off the
city to strangers, and he should
see at its best. The matter d
opening the avenue should have
been done long ago. but Ger,
.Itainly it ought to have atten
.|tion at once.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24
A Eonoihlo ill,1ntnotio q,

A forcible illustrate on of the
increasing value Of North Da-
kota land can be seen almost
any day at the local land office.
Contests are now nearly as COM
mon as final proofs. A few
years ago, a claim could be filed
on, a shack built that was no
more available as a residence
than the costume of a Cuban
urchin would be available as
clothing in a North Dakota win
ter. He could dig a hole by the
side of a slough, and it answer
ed the purpose of a we'll. The
other improvements required by
law were made in the same man
ner. The homesteader's contin-
uous residence upon the land
consisted of a bi-yearly stay Of
one night in his shack, and the
cooking and eating Of a couple Of
meals. He made final proof I'M
der these conditions, and became
a valuable citizen of the state.
Not so now. The homesteader
must not only comply with the
spirit of the law but the letter
as we'll. A hundred eyes are
upon every improved claim and
the moment there is the least
opening contest is filed, and a
legal battle for the possession of
the claim is fought, the expenses
Of which would have purchased
half a dozen quarters a few
years ago. The reason for this
is that the value Of land in this
state is just beginning to be
realized, and a quarter now is
worth a strenuous fight to- the
man who secures it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

rance Of its bigotted rulers, an
nouces that it will retire to Lake
Baikal, if necessary, and spend
years in preparing to revenge
herself on the nation that has
dare question by armed combat,
it's braggart claim Of invincibili-
ty. In this, however, Russia
must reckon with the financial
powers of Europe who alone
could provide the money for such
a gigantic scheme.
Even now, with its credit fall
ing in all the money centers,
the leaders are bringing strong
pressure to bear upon the car,
looking to a close Of hostilities
on any terms Russia can get.
They stand ready to advance any
cash indemnity, but exact ex-
horbitant terms for money to
continue the struggle. In the
face of these conditions, Japan
can demand anything within
reason, and get it. That she
will take a large slice of Man
churia is certain. The power
of Russia will not only be re
stricted, but her territorial ag-
gressiveness in Asia will be
stopped. In truth, it is likely to
be many years before the Slav
nation carries a chip on its
shoulder again. The open door
policy will certainly be extend
ed, and the markets that for
years were given to the favored
few, will be open to the world.
The more exacting the demands
of Japan in her peace terms, the
better for the world.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY ANI
THE CITY OF DEVILS LAKE.
FRIDAY. MARCH "a, 1905

It is indeed regretable that the
financial condition of the state
is such that Governor Sarles has
found it, necessary to put the
pruning knife deep into the ap-
preparation bill of the deaf
school. Governor Sarles is too
intelligent, too patriotic, and
too broad to hamper this institu-
tion without serious reasons, and
his motives for so doing can not
be questioned. The necessity is
certainly to be regretted. Those
who know Superintendent Bangs
as the people of this city and
this county know him, under
stand that he does not go beg
ging for his institution. When
he needs anything he says so,
and goes about securing it in a
manly way. He never seeks
popularity nor plays to the gal
leries. When he asked for the
appropriation this year, he bas-
ed the amount on a careful and
conservative business estimate.
He figured just as a business man
would in the conduct of his pri-
vste business. The appropria!
ton asked for, and which was
vetoed by the governor, was for
$22, 1000 to be used in the con-
struction of domitories and
dining rooms for the school.
The present buildings are act
ually congested even with the
present attendance, while there
are a large number of pupils in
the state entitled to admission,
who cannot possibly be accom-
modated. The other item Of $1O,-
900 which was vetoed, was for
the construction of a heating
plant, and of course was contin-
gent on the building item, as the
one was worthless without the
other.
The several educational and
reformatory institutions are not
local concerns. They belong tt
the people of the whole state,
and should be dealt with on this
basis rather than as local politica
concerns. This view makes criti
/ cism Of the amounts vetoed fol
the other institutions improper
But it does seem that those Of
our citizens who are unfortunate
by design Of the Almighty
should be provided for before
those who are unfortunate be
cause of the devilish designs O
their own. The needs Of TIL,
deaf school are pressing ones
and If a two years wait is neces
sary before funds can be procur
ed for its enlargement to the de
nands made upon it, one Of tn
most deserving class Of citizen
in the state must pay the sever
penalty.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

Delinquent taxes III the city
are a growing evil that will only
be stopped when tax titles to
real estate are allowed to mature
in one year. and the land sold
for what it will bring at tax
sales. 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

The Walsh County Record has
entered upon volume seventeen,
and under the present proprie-
torship its versatile editor is fast
becoming one of the leading
papers Of the state. Editor
Pierce believes ii, getting out Of
the ruts, and his Hits and Mrs.
are among the best things in the
state press. IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

The editors IN the state who
are kicking hardest on the new
libel law, are those who have
mistook personal abuse for poll.
tical independence. They will
have to tell the truth now Oh go
to the penitent iary OF out Of
business hence these tears.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

The man who discovered
|chloroforrn was sixty-nine years
of age when he accomplished
that task. According to Qsler
he should have died nine years
before he gave his discovery to
the world 3$$ III RI q. RI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

The Standard Oil company is
accused of attempting to pur-
chase controlling stock in the
Kansas state refinery. Should
have been a closed corporation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

If the primary law applied to-
state officers, Grand Forks and.
Cass county combined would
have a fair chance Of giving
state Offices to a large number Of
their citizens.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

A South Dakota crowd wanted
to lynch a judge because Of his
rulings in a criminal case on
trial before him. Ben Tillman
.lectured in that state last sum
NOR VIZ al@S sF81&l@
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
last week entered upon Vol.
XIII, No. 1 of it's life. AS a
modern weekly it cannot be but
a source of pride to it's energetic
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

Bryan will not be an attraction
at Chautauqua this wear. He is
too busy playing Moses to the
Kuropatkined democracy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

ABOUT THE INTER-OCEAN.
The Devils Lake Inter-O Ocean
is % years old, and hasn't got
any whiskers on, either. -Hamp-
den Reporter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

Kuroptakin has been disgrace.
ed. Possibly it was done so that
he would be in company with
the grand dukes at home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

Statesmen and thinkers are
now awaiting the annual supply
of graduation essays for next
years ideas.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

designs not such a law that
would injure any honest man. 1t
hurts only those who deal in
malicious falsehood. N.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

I'll u law that Furnishes for the
circulation Of falsehood for mali
cious purpose that is with evil
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-24

OWu0rS dIlU d SSluluS SaUlSldC
ton to it's patrons. May it live
till the genial colonel banks his
shins on the presidential rocker.
Michigan City Independent.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean
celebrated it's twenty third birth
day last week. That the cele-
bration should be one Of joy and
good cheer goes without question
for the Inter Ocean is bright
and newsy newspaper. 1t has
not heen Of the mudslinging
variety as some Of the papers in
that district but has endeavored
to he fair on all public matters
and spoken the truth. May it
live long and prosper. a. Lari--
more Pioneer.
The Devils Lake Inter.O Ocean,
Senator Ell. C. HansbrOugh's
paper, entered upon its 23rd
volume last week. The Inter-
Ocean is a vigorous local week
lily, neatly printed and having
large advertising patronage the
year around. S. ]. Small is now
associated with Senator Hans
through in the publication of this
pager, and is its present, editor
and manager. Mr.. Small is a
lgreat success as a newspaper
maker Cavalier Chronicle.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean
has passed its twenty second
birthday and with last weeks
Tissue has entered upon its
ItWenty-third anniversary. II
has weathered the storms
/ through adversely and prosperity
and has anchored In a safe haven
(which it has, largely been the
Imeans of nstrlcting. lit has
ALWAYS kept in view the advance.
Inent, the building ap and the
prosperity of Devils Lake, ane
has embraced every opportunity
tending to this end. md the
business men are deserving Of
Ipraise for their liberal patronage
lin advertising the key of pros
lperity in business and in Thu
newspaper line. May success
land prosperity attend Bro. Small
and the Inter Ocean. Yorl
Ledger.