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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23
THE CHAPERONS." :"

Sprightly Comedy Company Coming
to Frazer Tomorrow Night
one of the most pretentious musi-
cal organizations that is touring the
country this season. will present the
successful Isldore Wltmark's comedy
opera THE Chaperons' n the Fra
ger tomorrow night.
This well known attraction proba-
bly, has more friends ami admirers
among the play-going public OF
America than any other musical piece
ever written. "The Chaperons" com
pamy is said to number nearly 80 peo-
lie, and the cast contains some very
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23
Little Typhoid II, North YnkImo

Yakima, the leading county in the
state In many respects, took a modest
back seat last month in the statistics
of Secretary Heg OF the state board of
health concerning typhoid fever
There were a few cases in the count
ty, but there were so many more cases
In couple OF other counties that
ours were hardly worth mentioning
North Yakima Republic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23

Father Olivotti who arrived on yes
terday's train, states that Bishop
O'Reilly is now on his way to recov-
cry, AT no time, he says, was his con-
dition considered critical, although he
has been very sick man, His fever
Is now very nc;-Ily broken, and the
general condition of the distinguished
prclate points to an early recovery
PalIer city Democrat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23

Ones
and
Why

We have as our Leaders the cele-
brated Chickering piano of Boston:
the beautiful Weber OF New York, and
the now famous and superb Kimball
of Chicago.
There must be n good reason why
We selected these pianos.
II the selection had been limited to
these three Instruments, there would
not have been much virtue in our
choice.
There would have been nothing
else to do.
But we chose these three out of
nearly two hundred makes manufac-
tured in the United States.
We chose these three pianos be-
cause we considered them the highest
grade pianos II is possible to pro-
duce.
Our choice is reinforced and made
Of value to you when you know there
was back of 1t fifteen years expert
ence in the manufacturing, wholesale
and retail piano business and an ac-
curate knowledge of every piano on
the market today.
1t is made of much greater value to
you when you know that we have had
the choice of practically all the high
grade pianos manufactured.
The Chickering plano is made by
the oldest established piano factory in
the United States. 1t has maintained
the highest possible standard for SO
years, fact that entities 1t to the
serious consideration of every person
who thinks of purchasing a piano.
Whatever age and experience devel-
ops, combined with integrity and
abundant capital is embodied in the
Chickering of today. The greater tri-
umph in piano manufacturing today
are Chickering quarter and the
smaller grand pianos made by this
concern.
The Weber is an instrument that its
manufacturers have endeavored to
make superlative from the standard OF
tone. 1t is the embodiment of a mu-
sician's ideal of tone, and it is right
ly claimed for II that from the
| standpoint of that pure. rich, sympa-
| thetic quality of tone, combined with
the most unyielding durability, it
stands alone"
The Kimball pianos. while not so
al a ..gN a, -
taken the highest rank. A significant
fact in this connection is the sales of
the Kimball.
1t is asserted by those who are in a
position to know, that the Kimball is
going into more homes than all other
high grades combined. The output of
the factory exceeds $4,000 yearly. The
Kimball received highest honors at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition and
more recently at the Omaha exposi-
ton We feel that II is not overstat-
ing the matter to say that the Kimball
is as perfect an instrument as human
agencies can construct.
These are some of the reasons. brief
ly. why we selected these three great
pianos for our leaders.
We have in addition to these superb
Instruments nearly thirty other makes
of pianos. including the old New York
aristocrat, the Hazelton. the lovely
Lester, the substantial Hobart NJ. Ca
Bile, the wonderful, many-toned
Crown Orchestral. Schumann. Schiller,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23
LONG AUTO JOURNEY.
Percy Mcgargcl VIII Cross the Con-
tIncnt Twice.

Percy Megargel, who rccent% par
ticipated in the trans-contInentrl aI-
tomobilc contest, driving "old Steady
is again speeding west, this time In a
,a"'-cr car--a l6-ho-se mower.
Mcgargels car. which Is knu,vI nS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23

Is the Accurate Drill be-
cause IL has a Force Feed
that makes IL SOW evenly,
uphill, down-hill and on
side hills. It's the Dura-
BILE Drill because it is
built heavier than other
drills with the weight
distributed evenly all over
the machine. The HOosier
has n special wheel this
year. that's stronger and
heavier from hub to rim.
It's the Satisfactory Drill
because it has an enlarge
ment in the seed cup that
prevents cracking the
seed. The HoOsier is light
in draft, simple. always
sows an even field: IL can
not skip" The quantity
can be changed while the
team is In motion, and, it's
Cheapest because It's Best.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-23
ISLAND RATE WAR.
OREIGN SHIPS INVADE
PHILIPPINE TERRITORY

h. \. Hobart, Traffic Representative
of the New American Railway In
Luzon, Passes Through Pendleton
10 the Island-Interlsland Trade Is
Being Captured by Outside Com
panles-Americans VIII Make u
Strong Fight for Traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26

~-ster~m.sHM oNDAY, Sept I, will be
1 uuL4lLu4W3 the eleventh return Of
M E: 6: $: e.: !: :: 4: !: !: !:
EfruH1numrl3 York city twenty
three years ago. The
a,,era, assembly OF the Knights OF
nor was holding session at the
,",, and il was proposed by 7. j.
,rcGuirc, prominent labor leader, that
an tbo trade organizations In the city
INA go I'm procession through tho
-,.i,,cinal streets. Such "A demonstra-
zion he contended, would be Valu-
shle object lesson, giving a more def
.,i,o idea Of the actual power of the
liar forces than all the statistics
,,.t could be compiled. Tho susgos-
dian met with favor among the dele
c,tos 10 the assembly ana was acted
rrou the parade came Oft as adYer-
,l.d and was notable success, al
,no,,eb many Of the organizations were
rot vet sufficiently enthusiastic over
the idea 10 Holol l"' "''""''" ~"
tboir presence. Tho general public
gas attracted by the exhibition and
diI not hesitate to express It's APP
,ro,al Tho newspapers spoke well Of
j. and no one seemed to regard it as
an extravaganza
rhat is the way IN which without
,,alizms It at the time, the paradcrs
and tho spectators as well laid the
foundations for tho great legal holiday
which is observed today from one end
NJ fine Union to the other Every state
and territory, with tho exception of
N,,ad3. North Dakota and Wyomiug
has recognized It's legal existence,
Louisiana observing It in Sew orleans
parish only
Tho original demonstration occurred
Mn the first Monday iu September and
,bpg was established a custom which
liza. been followed by nearly an parts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
Louis of Battenber&, Brtain's HeSSan Rear Admira

nSESE%=2M He visit OF Prince
w. Louis Of Bsucuherg
4 To- VI to America is rcspon-
gZg !. !. A: /. 4. 4: !: !"
lS1 n E man prince long domi-
time has not yet ar
rived when the coming OF a European
royalty of any description viii remain
Ru uuhraidod and comparatively tame
event I'm the ease Of Louis of Battcn-
borg however there seems to bo a
moro genuine claim upon popular at
tpulon than that due solely to the fact
of mis- royal lineage. He has demon
suHted cououslvoly TO the British ma
lion at least that he Is q man of parts
lu spite Of his Hcssan birth Prince
Louis is interesting to Americans as
tnp commander uf the most formidable
British squadron that has anchored I'M
the seaport, Of the United state, for
long time Although a llcssian ho
was born u Austria and was 81 British
subject long before his brother Henry
went to England as the adianccd hus-
band of Princess Beatrice, the young
est daughter Of queen Victoria. Au-
other brother went over with Henry
and the three Battcnbergs were pres
emit az the ceremony. Thoy We're AN
good looking youngsters and they made
decided impression on the queen.
who had a mothorly affection for all
the princes Of the house NJ Hossc-
DwmytadL Henry her aou-m-HW,
th" youngest of the three, died in 1896.
Louis the Oldest was a great favorito
at court and eventually became the
husband OF Victoria of GIcsse, the
uuocus favorito granddaughter He is
q brothor-in-law 10 the ear and also
e. Prince Henry Of Prussia.
IT was a matter Of considerable as
constituent 10 the various European
courts that queen Victoria saw $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26

ly convincing TO friend and 10 foe--to
inc former because it confirms the Oft
repeated assertion that he Is not
politician IN the ordinary acceptatiou Of
me term and to the latter because It
Is fresh evidence that his methods are
unchanged II has taken New York
some time to understand Nh jerome
even as well as he is understood today.
ne has been eccentric, undeniably. and
t Us well understood that one cannot
zen what he Is going to DO next That
OF itself has been more or less dis
qulellng to those who have been ac-
ouslomed to look for uniformity In po-
ltlcal methods.
lnoSe who have abundant and ma
lerlil reasons for doing so are not the
only ones who set their faces against
MS ways Of doing. There are many
persons, some Of them quite as con-
h'lentious and public spirited as Mr..
Jerome could possibly be, who cannot
a'tune themselves 10 his rather spec
'acular fashion Of gaining his end. They
'Te 80 accustomed 10 deal with shifty
polllcal bosses, cunning business men
ana relormers Of letharglc energies
mat they fail to recognize that In Mr..
Jerome they may mud the powerful
I,ctuae'cence OF some old time political
virtues which had become almost OBJ
be mat as It may, Mr. Jerome Is one
", inc most interesting personalities Of
we age. lie is able There are many
"lnerS whs Vie with him in that re-
speGl lie Is fun Of energy and to-
"ael'y OF purp use. Those virtues. even
"uen they are really so, are by no
means peculiar TO him TIE quality
we. distinguishes Mr. Jerome and
makes him what he is is audacity. a
o,' OF reckless audaoity that domi-
, ,,a,es nun when other men IN his place
"ou'u oc constrained to move quietly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
Steel C0uChes
just Like Gut;
Regular price,
$3.50, Dur
ing this sale
!. $3.50

elevators whe re good heavy seed
has been received, to any point
along that line of railway and
sell it to the farmers at the lat
ter stations at grade prices plus
only t he intervening freight
charges.
If this so, no North Da kota
farmer need S end to Canada, or
any other very distant point to
get good seed wheat. You send
for it to some near lying point
along your nome railw ay. 1t
won't cost you so much, and ex-
periments show that the home
grown wheat will give the best
results. You also may avoid the
Importation Of very pernicious
weeds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
Bolley Jolts
Cana dian Whe at

I notice Of late especially IN
the twin city papers, says Prot.
Bolley in the Fargo Forum, many
statements which would tend to
indicate that the farmers OF
North Dakota are in a deplor-
able condition. in regard to pro-
curing seed wheat for next year s
crop. The stat ements would
lead any one to believe that #
North Dakota grown seed should
be used the next crop is sure to
be rusted. Now let me say that
there is not one iota of scientific
evidence to indicate that there
will be more liability than usual
for rust invasion next year.
One would also be led to sup.
pose that unless the farmers OF
this state can be allowed to pur
chase seed W heat in Canada and
ship it in free of duty that many
farmers will be unable to pro-
cure seed fit for use. There is
also no real basis for this -sap-
prehenison. Throughout the
entire state, the wheat has been
especially WE'LL cured, and for
this reason the seed terminates
more freely and perfectly than
Izhave previously observed in
many years study at the college
experiment station.
There are large areas OF the
state in which neither rust rain
or frost did harm. Generally,
morthWard and westward of Val
ley City to the northern and
western boundaries of Ward
county this state has seldom
raised SO fine a crop of wheat OF
so high a seed value. and there
are many widely separated acres
in the valley counties which
flatured wheat Of fine Sc I'd
value.
We have many times proved
by careful experiments thatlt
does not pay to send long dis.
Sances to procure seed wheat OF
unknown pedigree. The home
grown, if heavy and well matur-
ed, always beats the foreign
stuff in the yield.
H d farmer happens to- have
poor seed wheat, he ought to gel
some which properly matured,
from a neighborhood whose eli
mate and soil conditions are
nearest like his own.
understand that one or more
elevator companies have offered
to slip wheat from any Of their
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
NOTICE Of MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice lis hereby given that certain mort
gage, executed and delivered BY Nils G. Lunde
and Othilde Lunde. nortgagors, to Lenning-
Brown Wright Company, corporation mort
gagee, dated the Gath day of April, a. ID. 1893,
and filed for record in the Office of the register
Of deeds Of the county Of Ramsey and state Of
North Dakota on the 18th dayof April, A. d.
1903 and recorded in book 81 of mortgages at
page I2i, will be foreclosed by sale OF the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed. at the front door of the court house III
the county Of Ramsey and state Of North Da-
kota, at the hour Of 3 o'clock p. M on the thir-
tieth {3Oth) day Of January, al. D. 1906. to s,l.-
isfy the amount siue upon such mortgage on the
day Of sale. The preIniges described in such
mortgage and which will be sold 10 satisfy the
same are described as follows. viz; The south-
weat quarter Is. w. VI Of section twenty-five
RS I'm township one hundred and dfty-seyen
fist north of range sixty-one t6tl west in Ram
sey county, North Dakota. III
i There will be due on such mortgage at the
date OF sale the sum of one hundred ffty-eight
ISI5800J dollars.
Chas. F. TempIeton, Attorney, Grana Forks,
North Dakota. A2-aJ a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
SALE OF LAND,

Notice is hereby given. That under authori-
ty of an order of sale granted by the Hon;
John #. Henry, Judge Of the County Court OF
the county of Ramsey. in the state of North
Dakota, dated the 18th day of January, A. d.,
1905, the undersigned, the guardian Of Hsnry
Devany, minor, of the township Of Grand Har-
Dor, in the county of Bamsey and State Of
North Dakota, will sell at private sals TO the
highest bidder for cash, subject to confrma-
ton by the Judge of said County Court, the
following described land, to-wit: The undivi-
ded half of lot two raj, and Of the east half of
the southwest quarter of section fourteen fla /,
in township one hundred and fifty.thrfe f15$1
north of range sixty-iye [65l west, in the coun-
5ty of Ramsey and state Of North Dakota, ex-
3cepting a tract of land described as follows:
Beginning at the centre of the southwest quar-
the of said section fourteen ia j thence running
east twenty [20] rods, thence south eighty 1907
rods, Themes vest twenty I20l rods. thence
north eighty S9l rods to the place of beginning.
Is The sa lie will be made on or after the 2Sth
day of January, "A. ID. 1905. s98
y AL bids must DO in writing and may be lett
at the Office of Brennan % Gray, attorneys.
Devils Lake, NJ. D., or filed with the Judge OF
said county court, or delivered to the under
sp Joanna Dsyany, 8
Guardian of Henry Devany, Minor.
Dated January 18th, 1925. A647
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
I'M p ROW + ID FIRMS.

improved farm homes at prices and terms
other tract Of rs 600 acres oil 6ardWood timb ,
LAM timer consists Of maple baswood birch
Lands are all within to 5 miles Of railroad.
near go9d market towns, schools, churches and
lands With every purchase Of land We build
g go9q log house rs feet wide. SO feet long, il
feet high, with good roof, floor, windows and
doors. al complete, ready to move into, at
prices with house complete. SIS to S rs per
acre. Terms, one-fonrth cash balance n,
I'VE y equal annual payments. at q Per cent
IS au1 mi Its wv & nj ed
70 2. cnt one hundred million feet Of hardwood
timber. Here is a chance for a man with )
email a pcEtsble mill 70 buy small tract Of tim.
We own several Thousand acres Of tiInhsr tba e
WI ca s IRON .o 70 thousand feet per acre
N.Y.. Low rates TO land seekers II. II farfs X. II
iunqed 70 purchaser of lands. For mn ns ana
s srs ad Psss'eu, 0EGKf'S Land AGENCY
ctatrbeTiand. Ria.l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
NOTICE To coNTRACToRs.
Sealed bids for the erection and com

& Sealed bids for the erection and compietion
of two story and part basement frame four
room n school building will be received mp 70
ry, 1905, by Alexander CockbuTn. clerk OF Web
ster School District No. 10, and w. e. Goo1ee.
clerk of Freshwater School District No. 4, at
Webster. ". d. Bids for heating and plumb
ing separate for tho above building will be fe-
eeived at the same hour and place Plans may
be seen at the store OF w. ID. III iller, Webster.
N. d., office of County Superintendent IL b.
Fancher, Devils Lake, N. d, and algc az the
Office of the architect, Joseph Bell DeRemer.
Grand Forks, NJ. d. Mail bids to w. g. Goozee,
Webster, N. ID. Certified check for the sum OF
500 to accompany each bid for building ard
for $50 with bid for the heating and plumbing.
s wv. e. Goozee.
Clerk Of Frsshwater School District No. d.
Alex. Cockbnrn
42- An ss 4. *
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,tn6ug Oh tl6 INFERIOR, 80
nd Office at Devils Lake. N. D.

Department OF the Interior, .s
Land Office at Devils Lake. N. D,
&, q. December 81. 1904.
q Notice is hereby giyea that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Reg.
Eebruary1l. 1905, viz: Ernest T., ZImmer H. d.
03322S, for lois ! and'2 sec. 81. and sell nwN
and lots !, and 3, sec. IS, IT.. 154 n, &C.. 85e
his CONT nuous residence upon and cuitAa-
tion of said land, viz: ~
Thomas Christianson, Herbert A. Bailey, Ga.
Dor, N. D. 7Es e So & y
& Ole serumaard,
49, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-27
State of North Dakota,) In County Cont.
Before Hon. d. G.
County of Ramsey. Duell, Judge.

County OF Ramsey. Duell, Judge.
In the MATES of the estate of Joshua A. Ris-
ley, Deceased.
Lizzie NJ. Risley, Petitioner. Order Hearing
The Heirs of Joshua A. Ris- ing and Distri-
ley, late of Cherokee County, button of Es-
Iowa, deceased, Respondents tate.
Whereas, Lizzie NJ. Risley, the executrix of
Joshua A. Risley, late of the town of Chero b ee
in the County of Cherokee. in the state Of
Iowa. deceased, having presented to anG filed
in this Court her final report and accounting
of her administration of the estate of said de-
ceased. therein showing that the estate is
ready for final settlement and distribution and
petitioning that her accounting be allowed, the
residue Of said estate be distributed to the per-
sons thereunto entitled, her administration
closed and she be discharged from said trust;
February, 1905 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, at the Covrt room Of this Court, at
the court house, in the City of Devils Lake.
County of Ramsey, and State of North Dakota,
be and the same is hereby appointed for hear
ing the said report and accounting and the
petition for distribution of said estate that
due notice thereof be duly given as required by
law to all persons interested in said estate.
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal of the County Court of said County to be
hereunto affixed. H
Witness, the Hon, D. g. DuelI,
Seal of Judge of the said County
Count Court LAKE in said county, this 31st
] d. c &. DueIl
44-A7 Judge of the County Court.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Subcrfnluic . 8cfGmpimuo.

Sn Gentlhlono nimmt man ben
&l nit Der Gllbcrtuloie cner0i4
ld)er ouf ola bier. SIS belieben sur
Belt I'M 9elltiben Meid)c 70 0iientlide
SllngenbcilltGtten nit iibcr 1000 Bet.
ten, 81 Eripotbcilitdttcn nit mlebr
nl9 2OOO Nettcn mo olBer0em t3
Nnltoltcn fir tllbcrflll6ie Sinner nit
etDo 800 Better. rSm leBten Sabre
puroen lieben neilc @eilltGtten crrib.
tct; in oiclem Sabre mer0cn flint
meitcre c%rolfnet. 0amit miro Dem BE.
oiirIniB sur llntcrbringuuG %lllngens
fronter W1nner porlGlliig aeniigt
lcin, onaegen berriht nod Wongcl
on Nellltdtten fir ipeiblidc Sllngen.
fronfe. &n 6olge Der &un9enbeilz
ltdtten lit in 0elltihIono lett %einigen
Sobrcn Die 3obl Der Grtronfungen
luie Die Der Sterbei1Qe an Sllberfil.
loie beitdnbig gcrin9er gcmoroen. g(.
%IeroingS iueroen audi bon monden
Stooten encrgiide MoBnobmen ge.
t%roiien, Der G%ntitebung mo g4eiter-
perbr&tung Der SuberflIoic cntgegen
81 orbeitcrl. Sn Wort un0 Sdriit,
III DER Sdule pie IN oiicntliden
&ortrG9en miro oos Solf mubl1iiig
ilber Die Weiubrcn rn0 0ic crforoer.
liden Observation-Disclosures belebrt.
Die H%e0iCrumNcn tblin gllc9, nm ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. linb Wcitcrpcrbreis
tung Der 6uberfulcie entQc0en Si ar.
beiten. Nllcn oelltld)en Staten aebt
III oieicr 9e5iebung @oOen poroll,
oel'en @roBber5oqin ollcn @cltrehnn.
gen, Die Cnbertuloic ST. bcfGmpien,
foroerto sur Scite ltcbt.
9ielcn Hrbeiten uno GrioIaen 9e.
genilber gclhiebt in oen Hereinafter
Staoten nod herjlih meni0. 2unocn-
beilit1tten iinO bier meilt nod Eri-
uotanltolten, oorori berctnet, neben
Den Seil5lueden aud, @elhGitS5mcde
81 periolgen. @erobe sic @cpolfes
rllneStluiie, aus Der iih sic Sdymino.
lud)t ole meilten Opier bolt. lit nid,t
I'M Stonbe, bieie gnitolten oulSuil,
den, neil iie 81 tbeuer iino. llnO Die
grbeiter, Die grmen, hatten oie Sell.
ltGtten am notbpcnoieltenL nm, &c.
lllllbet, fir ben llnterbalt ibrer Somi,
lien ior9en 81 fGnnen. Satte Garnes
gle uibt elm piel gr6Bcres @crf ee-
than, iuenn er cine Nn5obl SeilitGtten
iiir Irnle unb Irbeiter gegriinoet II.
liberal botirt bate, oils DOB er Sun
ocrte bon 9ibliotbefen geitiftet? Wd.
rem Stockholders an ltniperiitdtcn mo
Colleges peribenften fiini5ebn Milio.
men nid)t ieaensreifer onaele9t &c.
iuelen, ipenn CT Seillt1tten iiir grne
mo menig 0emittelte croifnet bGtte.
limo lp1re es nidt piel aelheiter,
iuenn in unieren Sdyllen Den Gers
baltungsmoBregeln geaenilber nieier
perbeeren0en 8olfsfranfbeit ipenia-
items ebenio piel ooer nod niel, mebr
Iuimerfianlteit 5usemanot miiroe,