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The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.

Sunday evening, March IS, Rev MT Wilson began series of Lenten preach ing services at the Congregational church. Next Sunday morning his subject will be "Hell" In the even- ing. "Heaven.
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23

Topographic Outfits and Supplies.
 An up-to-date line of these goods at reasonable prices. We would like to impress tupon your mind that we make a spec ialty of fitting out a house con- plete, from cellar to garret with
 Furniture,
 Carpets.
 Stoves. etc. Positively the lowest prices for cash in the city. The Wentworth Furni-
 tUre Co.,, 1913 Broad St. and 1,5 John St.,
 Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23

Miss Edna Lake has been home from Washington for week.
 Louis Green of Torrington spent Sunday with his father, John Green.
 Attorney A. P. Hayes Of Waterbury spent Sunday with his father, Ex- Representative F. P. Hayes.
 Mrs Mary Allen Hardy and daugh- ter have rented the Congregational parsonage and will soon occupy it.
 Capt Stephen Hayes is suffering with throat trouble.
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23
MARBLEDALE.
AT ST ANDREWS.

Rev T. H. M. Ockford of Cobleskill, N. Y., will officiate--and preach, next Sunday morning and evening. Even ing service, next Sunday, 730 instead
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23
BETHLEHEM

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CALLS A PASTOR.
 The Congregational society has given Rev MT Good, student in Yale Divinity school, call and he has accepted it,
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23
5. ]. PARKS, RUMBULL.
 P. J. GARVIN, BETHEL.

as guest of her niece, Mrs F. H. Ly- ford.
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-23
CIRCULATION
I en Pages.
LITCHFlELD COUNT"
wOODBUR-. E.
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

II NEWS TERSELY TOLD. brother in Bristol
 Mrs Fannie Judson is caring for M rs c. P. Crane, who has been quite sick II Mrs Dudley Beach of Bridgeport IS visiting her parents, J. H. BeardSley
 Jesse Minor visited his mother, Mrs c. J. Minor, over Sunday.
 The auction at the late Albert Jud. son $ place was held on Saturday, last week.
 Mir Sherman of South Main street is very low.
 Miss Mary Roswell's funeral was held on Sunday. Mrs Nathan Terrill has gone to James CurtiSs' to board.
 Mrs Seymour Brown of West Haven was visiting friends Tn town, last week.
 A number of incubators are being sold in town, this year. A good hatch is hoped for.
 Miss Alice Curtiss, youngest daugh- ter of Selectman Curtiss, is suffering with intlammatory rheumatism.
 J. H. Salmon is a recent victim Of grip, which is quite prevalent in town. Willis Strong left, last week, for California, where his mother and sis. ter are.
 A BOYS ANSWER TO A BIBLICAL CUES
 TON.
 During the Sunday school lesson re- view on Sunday afternoon, while talk ing about John the Baptist, Rev s. F. Bloomfield said: "NOw, children, he didn't live on nice roast beef like Su- perintent Ford peddles nor on bilious making cake and pie. What did he live on?" The audience was amused and surprised when kindergarten boy promptly shouted out Beer"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07
HALLETSvILLE NEWS.

Halletsville, Texas, March A.
A special meeting of the Lavaca
County Farmers Union was held
here today for the purpose of select.
ing delegate to tho State union
meeting to be held in Dallas on
next Tuesday.
A meeting of members of Colonel
James Walker camp, United Con-
federaie Veterans, No. 24S, has
been called for the 10th to select
delegates to the reunion 10 be held
in New Orleans. NJ. B. Woodall ID
the camps commander.
John Vrazel, prominent bust
ness man for some years, has moved
to YoAkum.
#. ], Pesek, f'r,ten years asses
sor and now . candidate for collect,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07
Dryer Dwstirsgs,.

Well, corn q d later planting is
about over; next comes the King Of
the South, ''eqttQn," There will be
about the, s@nlA amount of acres
planted to COTTON in. this communi
ty this year as last, and if it makes
as we'll and the price is as good az
lat year, there will he no poor
people about Dryer.
Mr.. - Pakelbuoh, an esteemed
citizen, died on ] st Wednesday
from Injuries received some time
ago by Lie team running away with
him. His relatives have our deep
es sympathy.
Oh no, Fan, it was not on account
of seIting valentines the reason
did not W lite last week, although |
got several Of them and would have
ISN'T on one if had knonn the
nuab-r Of your mail box. THESE
opt cs of mine were somewhat out
of or 'er.
Mr., Paul Fahrentho'd and wife
returned home last Thursday atel
awetka visit at Kingsbury.
N. +. Rec and Bias eY Neighbori
attended the bal at Shine las
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pittman at
tended church Saturday nigh Il
Sinner.
B. II Crawford and family 0
Cuero was visiting Mrs. Mary Bur
kett Friday night,
On account of sickess Basic,
Ne & hors failed to fill his regula
appo ntment last Sunday nigh
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07
Jury List

For the spring term Of istrict
Court of Lavaca county, Texas:
LII lie ordered that the Spring
TerLn, 1906, which tegins on the
18th day of March, tie Grand Jury
will re summoned to appear on the
first day of the term at = o'clock
p m. The non-jury civil docket
will be called for trial on the first
day of the term, and all contested
cases ON that docket must be dis
posed of during the frat week CT
the term. The jury civil docket
will be called for trial Monday OF
the second week. all cases on that
docket mus be disposed of during
the second weeE. The criminal
docket will be called for trial Mon
day of the third week 4 March 26)
and the call will be continued until
tn at docket is disposed of. No
contested civi! case must be get for
trial FOR any time after the second
week. .
(Th'e above is copy oforder made
Novenn per 16, 1862
The following are The names Of
Jurors FOR spring term, 1906:
GRAND JURORS.
re Roos, John Stroman, John
Blohm, Edward Boehm, John Eb-
ner, E-B Seymour, Philip Welhau-
sen, Joe P Parr, G S Riggs, II +
Kuhne, A W Poll, u Bohuslay,
w H Nor ow, ] "a Prersiy, Max
e VOTERS, Carl Il Smith,
PETIT JURY-.'ND wEEE
RALong. George Moesesyer,
L ] Korgea. J J Brown, Mat Bier
William Freye, Jno Bartoic Oh, Jr
w o Mewes, Otto Baaman, a
Fitch, Joe Hranitzky, Fritz Mar
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07
1--WE symputhize."

A. Fl. Neighbors and Miss Mag
gle Humphrey attended the insti-
tute at G onzales Friday AMI Satur-
day.
DR., Sci ulze and lady friend
was at Dryer This evening.
Mr.. Willie Emler Of Sinner is
painting the residence OF Mr.. John
Goening, Sr.
Mrs. Joe Boothe visited her faith.
er and mother at Edgar Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. R. J. Moore has bought his
two little daughters, Misses Ruth
aud Brooksey, an organ.
Mira. J. q. Neighbors was in Yoa,
KUN last week and had some dental
work done by DR.. Stahl,
Mr.. G. M. Bellamy of Yoakum
was at Dryer today, shaking hand,
with cd friends. JACK OF CLuBs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07

burger, Cap Butler, J A Brenken-
hoefer, Charles Bucek, J G Mueller,
Adolph Kuenstler, John Kubiaua.
Charles Miller, c H Meyer, Berry
Brown, f J Knesek, Frank ilum-
rich, William Hillmer, A f Dornak,
II G Bodard, Charles Doblegott,
Mic Morris, Frank Brovoh j P
Hagen, w A Morrill,, 7 NJ hogan,
Charles Apts, J u Brown, Henry
Bonarden.
PETIT JURY-3RD WEEK
d R Breeder, Philip Holman,
Henro Muel er, H C Hafer, Edgar
Merrem. John Anderle j P Hols-
ter, Magnus Fernau, Charles Albert.
Joe Kunetka, J T Brewer, Charles
Muecke, w 7 Brian, D G McMan-
US, John Boedecker, Frank Hollnb.
Mark Moore, Adolph Berkovsky,
George Brow n, Chas Eschenburg,
Charles II Gilman. G Amsler, N w
Mitchell, John Ellison, a G Keep
J kp, Frsnk HiIaobsr Edmund Ru;
eek, r G Rooster, Jr, Henry Krsuse,
Albert Ma ker, L G Green, G F
Byars, Adolph Breitkreutz, Louis
Kutac, L G Janszen, F ] Burkett
John Bocek, Albert Benes, ] w
anak, II C Berkenhoff.
PLTIr JURY-4TH WEEK.
I VIM Hoegemeyer, Rubc Brown,
| Joe Holubeo, Edgar Bradley, e
) Ellison, J x Al ->ler, w 7 Harbour
} B A Mueller, A II Ahrens, L q
: Chandler, " J Beal, Philip Hover.
, ton, Hector Bull, Jr, r ] Chaloup-
: ka, John Hoffbaur, r c Avant,
Alex Bonarden, l. D Copeland, Z
P Newsome, Henry Messsr, Wu
1 Booming, j H Bishop, ] Koerth
: w Cooper, Alfred Baesler, Anton
: Buesing. Adolph Boethl, &c J Nett
81 zen, e 6 Houchin, ] A Blackburn
{ T H Miller, Eugan Dwarsky, I
9 Morgenroth, John Baur, w Hincl
l Pat Muckleroy,J A Arnold, F8'
: Mason, Louis Merit, Jr, Paul Bied
} erman.
PETIT JURY-5TH wEEg.
o ] M Bessant, G w Blaschke, Z
7 + HUH. Charles Busse, Henr,
q Hunter, Edward arnes, o. Koch
ler, ] A Mudd, Newton Leslie, S |
e CRANBERRY, e H Miller, Rober
Goode, w Il Montgomery, Jane.
u Bethel, Us Browne, Edward Guth
rie, J R Ayres, Julius Hohensee
John Krum,L Hoffer, W ii ,Cul-
n pepper, H Kreutzer, John Bezecny
= A f Kotzebue, j w w Harvey
: Wesley Morrison, E o Froelich, A
3 Mika, Joe Bohuslav, Adolph Der
:, ger, L B Meyer, John Brown
< Charles I4anik, Jr, A P McCollun
] NJ Neeley, John Lanik, Williau
Neuman, H W Miller, Alsin Bend
!, or, A Barber.
r, Respectfully submitted,
h. 10 y LONG IL
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07

In recent address before the
State horticultural association at
Palestine, Texas, President Har-
rington of the A. and NJ. College
declared himself to be in favor Of
introducing the teaching OF agricu.
ture into the public schools. He
said that the College was ready to
begin its part of the work SO soon
as small appropriation could be
obtained from the Legislature with
which to begin the work.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07
POPULATION OF TEXAS
CITIES.
Basis of Estimate is RAJ
ito of Scholastic Cen
sus to Whole Pop
ulation.

Austin, Tex, Feb. lathe fol-
lowing is an estimate of the popu-
lation of Texas cities having over
10000 inhabitants in May, 1905,
made on two bases, one (No. y &C.
cording to the ratio which the
scholastic censua bore to the whole
population in each in 1900, and
one, (No. p on the average ratio
of the scholastic census to the
whole in all of these cities in 1900,
, 1t is believed that the frat is the
more accurate;
NJ 4 M o
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07

Mr.. Gerhard Stems reports that
ne began working the road last
Monday. The mud hole next to
town and the one near Bargman's
have BEEN the first to receive atten-
ton. The work win be continued
during the week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07
Askey Homestead
Changes Hands.
Old

'Rhere is considerable activity in
Gonzales county dirt these days.
One of tbs latest deals was consum-
mated this morning, when Mr.. NJ,
j. Koch, of this city, purchased the
old Askey homestead property
about five miles from Gonzales,
from the late owner, Mr.. Ohio AS
key. The farm comprises 100
acres, and the price paid was $40
per acre.--Gonzalss Inquirer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07

err, after ba ing confined TO mis- some
Tor six weeks by injurics received
when his horse ran away with his
bu gy, has sufficiently recovered
to be able to come to town from his
farm at Novohrad.
Colonel R. B. Allenis billed to
speak here next Saturday in oppo-
sition too democratic prim airy for
nominating county and precinct
Offices. Some people here ale very
much diaturbed lest the democrats
again pei feet their organization,
During the month of February
there were reported to the county
clerk fifty births and thru cen
deaths, and during tho month he
issued nine marriage licences.
Tax Collector S. L. Bennett has
completed the lists OF poll tax pay
els, and there are 1924 whites and
399 colored; total 1923.
Halletsville and blackberry have
the bulk of colored poll tax payers.
The delinquent tax list for Lavaca
county has always been small and
this year it is the small. at of any
lyesr.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07

~ %-ttI 'r'1 tr-N~ <~'t - = ? -
good cotton seed as those he pays
4 dollar hushel os''says Profea
sor R. l.. Bennett. Cotton Expert
ct the A. and Nd. College of Texas.
"Select your seed from the stalks
which grow largest, produce the
largest bolls, and which have short
jointed liIo BIS growing near the
ground. Such a plan, if followed
for two or three years, will give the
farmer not only early producing
cotton. but cotton that will give
the largest proportion of lint, and
the greatest number Of pounds tc
each acre planted, Don't waste
your money on fine sesds'; but le
every man produce his own varie-
ty."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
1Srl. 9Scd's (Shracii.

REM 9ort 81. Wtai. - Sri.
9lnnie 2. Eed ans Eropiocnce, H.S,
meI6e lirG III sen 9llpcn Guropn'S,
Die in oncritoniidcu Bebirgcn eincn
Hui ais fii0ne 9ergiteigerin crmor-
ben bat, lhiIltc liN bcutc bon bier
nah GoIon cin Don no ans lie iid
nod Bcru beAebcn miro, nm 0en
&ua8cnrun 9erg Ben nnOcblid
b0Aitcn @crg ser 9lnbcu, 5u bcItci'
gen. GtIi6c eingcborcnc 6iibrcr mer-
Den ibre ein}iaen Yegleiter iein. Sic
miro iuiIicnld)oitlibe Snltrunlcnte
mitncbmen, nm ieli5ltitellen, o6 ser
SuoScnranmir fliG 6o6cr iit. ais Ser
SIlaitplt, Oellcn Sobe ouf 21 800
sSitB geidbGtt miro. SSn 1904 modtc
SRI. Ecf einen fc6l9cidlagenen Ser
llld, 0cn Suascoran 81 beiteigcn, lulo
lie lhreibt ibren tSeblidlng 3ruei
mGnnlicbeu Scglcitcrn 5lL mcI6en
unternegs bns Scr5 in Oie &oicn iiel,
10 oob lic li1 nitbt meiter getrouten.
9lus oicIem Grunoc mill Sri. Eed
oiesnnl feine @egleitcr babcn, oubcr
Sen 6iibrern. Sic bat ocn Sorota.
Berg in Den characterization Ser
gen, ooS Watterborn in Der Sdmeij,
oen 6iini Singer @ipiel IN SDrol,
io,pie peridieoene onoerc bobe 9er9e
erfolgreib bcItiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25

fiir elite
9ciunOc
ptrlcllglcid)c
Saut.
Sine Yiaiic 4cntc (Siinocr, uie Gr.
,uadJIcnc) lriocn an b6icn @0rpcrIGf.
ten, Die iidJ in Der Snnt ais bGRlidle
ISlcfcn cntuifrln. Sieic bcnOtbigen
filnltlidDcr sl6liilic nnb NidDtS ltcbt
ocm SdDiucfcl 5nm Gaherliden @e.
brand alcid Siric Sbatiadjc pirS
pou alien Slcrjtcm amcrfannt nno ole
GriinSnna uun
9Ienll'S
S(ijlue|e( Sei|en,

bic iic bod, cmpfoblcn baben, repra-
icntirt Sdnucicl in cinrr @crbinouna,
bic frci Oon bciicn nad)tbciligen
Giacuidjaitcn 1T, nnS DEFENDERS Tiir
SaS Sab nno Sic Suilrttem paIicnb 1T.
@cun i'm g'aS reselmdFig nit &ei-
bnng NbcnoS nno MorgrnS 6cnnbt,
luirO iic bic Sant in fnr5cr 3cit puu
llnrcinbeitcn nnS Icttiafeit bcfreien.
Gcibnngcn nit eincm raubcn SauS-
tnd Dur Scm @ebrandD Der Sciic Bilft
in ocrcn &irfnng, oic Eurcn 81 6ff-
ncn nno cr5rngt Gin oeidmeiSigcS,
fcltcs Ileiid) nno cine iuie gtlaR
Nlatte Snnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
Sci cincm SlndJtucrindJe nieoerge-
idluNrm.

9olei9 y, N..@., "a. Wini. - 9ei
ciuenl bcute iriiD pennd)ten Eerllde,
aus Dem Str1llingSIoger nube
@rccnboro' 81 entilicben, nurOc Der
9iegcr Seize Sbonpion get6otet mo
Gin &eiBer, 9tnmcnS :. .. WcWiil.
Ian ldmer Ocrlurn0ct. Grei 9egrr-
StrGilinge 6emertiteIligten ibtc
6llht. !DtcDiillon, luelcher aus eincr
on9cicbcnen 6anliIie itnnlmen ioa,
lit wegeu 60llhung 81 5lueiiabrigcr
Soit perllrt6cilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
Silrs Saar- nno Bart rt-Jarbemit.
tel, Id)iuar5 pbcr braun, 5Oe.
Gem giid)tcr Qgnd) cntaanarm.

&onioa Gitp, No, "a. Mai.
-- ,Sn 9tpieOoIe, SIS, nobe bier, per-
iltbtc beltc Gin Mob Den Te1er
Atilnroe lolners lu bGneen, lueil Der
iclbc rntcr Dem Vctt elmer meiBtn
5rou uerltcdt gciltnocu poroen mar.
Ter Rcgcr bounlelte bercits, lpuroe
icOob bon Der Bolijci nod redtjeitig
o6geiduitten rno in'S @ei1ngniB &c.
brabt. Gr miro oapontonlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
Dian ache upr bic ren,tr Sd,misoe

mo Inlle iIfb ntbt mil ben Ip9enannie1 Nlri
pini6ern iino Gundfulbern ein. tuenn man an
Wiogcnfdure. @oli, sfopfpcb llnoeronnIicbfeit.
S1rilcibtgteit, Nldbungen Widtiigfeit uno uebels
feii letoei, ooer menn Die St5rper Srgane, ipie
IdNen. 9eber, Ieren mno Wlilj nibt in Sros
tluHg iino. 81 atle oieie QeioeH nui unreiHeS
Nlut jurid juiibrcn finh, brdlitbe man ioiort bic
St. Scrnaro Aranterpien, olecs ansge5eibnetc
beaeinbliit)e Seilnliicl bus beinnnilicb ans reis
nen Rilau3enitoicn beitebt lno peoer Gueds
fiber. nod traeno cine atoere Der Seiunobeit
url5utrdglihe Subitnn8 entbdlt.
(WplGisSr S&lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
llnter cinitiir5cnScn Sriimmcrn be-
gra6en.

Sits burG Ya., "a. Mui. -
Wiorgan 9. Sinlns' 2eibltoll, 9tr.
1923, gallmltraBe, SIteuoe, elm 5lpei-
Itodiges 9rettergcbaube, pelhes in
eincn Acknowledgment nmgcpan-
oelt nirb, itiir5te beute 5uianmen,
m1breno etma 30 Staliener i'm Sn-
neren arbeiteten. Giner ser Stale
ner muroe qctootct lno etlibe onoere
er!ittcn &crlcbunger, bod gIalbt
man, oab Die Sebterelt iammtlib oa.
non fonilncn lperoen. Inter Sen
8erletten bcilnoet lid) Der @igentbil-
mer oes 0Gbdu0eS Simms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25

@atun,, GrnnSfnutnIicn, "a. Mni.
- Die llebcrrcitc ocS om 20. Dtoi
na6c bicigcr Staot ernorocten oncs
rifoniidcn &icc.aoniulS @iliam s..
Stuort mrr0cn brlte nit militdri,
i6cn G6rcn bcigeiett. Cine groBe
Mcnidenmcn1c, cini6lieblid ser
ouSldnoiihcn aolonie uno oaer ber-
porroocnocn @eluobncr bon gotlun,
aobcn Sem GoOtcn ooS lette @eleite
Der GnrA nit Ocn lle6erreItcn iullr0c
in eincm @em0Ibe ullf Dem Sricoboic
untergcbrodt lmo miro BORT blci6en
bis 3ur potercn llcberiiibrnng uod
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
Exel,ctution SaIe

1
State ofl Worth Dakota, County OF Ramsa d
ss.- In District Court, Second judicial Circn;t-
Northwestern Port II uron CO.., ID cor port t;nss,
and Henry O. Ha brough, plaintiffs, apaiusss
A. "a. T. Odegard, defendant. Il Il 4 ''i i.ss
Pursuant to and by virtue of 81 Judgment 81 I
foreclosure and sale duly entered in the ahaoa
entitled action, in the office of the clerk ~ sb
above named court, II at Devils Lake. NortS,
Dakota, on the 10th day of august 1876 And Z
special EXECUTE ion issued out OF said colIrt s,s
der the seal thereof. thereupon I, che nnfisr
signed, sheriff OF the County of Ramsey. Staat
Of North Dakota, viii !, On the 9th day 1sst
Septem Der, 1906, at the hour of ten "a, clocs II,
the forenoon, At the front door Of the Ramsaann
County Court House, in the City Of Deps]s
Lake, Ramsey County, N orth Dakota, Is nn nsss
for sale ana seit at public auction, to the hieb.
est bidder, for cash. those certain chatteis da.
s sc,5t 10 said Judgment and execution a
IS, One ssxeo Port Huron q Rusher separator NJ
One locomotive cab. s ts355Sl;
One Hahn headlight. #
One self feeder. az 81 5 q 35S f435lB83
= One Port Huron Rusher wind stacker M 4
One main drive belt, and also: the tools "a
fixtures and appliances connected with said said
Dated August a2nd, 1905.
8, 81, Sheriff Of Ramsey Goan se N. 5.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
Devils Lake, N. D. s3
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]. j. Burtscher left Thursday
for the new town of Rollette to
look after threshing on his
farm.
New baled hay, so cents per
bale. For sale by C. H. Baker.
Gasoline engine for sale at
the Marble Works, Devils Lake,
N. D.
New baled hay, so cents per
bale. For sale by G. H. Baker,
phone "a.
Everybody invited to examine
the new goods at the New York
Cash Store.
Russell 6 Schultz handle the
famous Pontiac runabouts. See
them for prices.
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good city
property, as well
$50 ladies' and children's coats
now on exhibition at the New
York Cash Store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
2eReRoRoReaone 0R0noHone7e
J I HE L. OCAI. FIEI, d :


~
Miss Simonson will announce
her millinery opening next week.
The exact date has not been de-
eided upon but when it does oc-
cur it will be a perfect delight, and
of course all the ladies who read
this will be there.
E. j. Chamberlin, who has
charge of the Ruger property, is
plating another addition, which
will be known as Ruger's
second addition to Devils
Lake. All the lots in the
first addition have been sold.
When you discover that your.
stock of stationery is. running
low, telephone the Inter Ocean
and the manager will call on
you and submit prices. First
class work guaranteed and prices
reasonable
A. r. Walker came very near
lOSlng MS separator by ire
Wednesday. The m achinse.
caught fire from a spark from
the engine, but by prompt work
Of the crew, the flames were ex-
tinguished before any damage
was done. Too much care can
not be exercised where straw is
being used for fuel for the en-
CINE,
]. W. Conn, of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, who is about to establish
q state bank at Olmstead, on the
farmers railroad, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Conn is an experienced
banker and very pleasant
gentleman to meet. He expects
to be ready to do business in his
new location in a couple of
weeks,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
Kneeshaw, Dahl &
Graham will open their
I. Z. Z. clothing store
September l,
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Constitutional Amendments.

! hereby certify that the following proposed
! constitutional amendments were passed by the
last legislative assembly. and will be submit
| approval or rejection. 5#.
| PROPOSED CONSTITUTION AL AMENDMENT. Il
4 That section 1853 Of the constitution Of North
! Dakota is amended to read as follows
| 8 1853. AMENDMENT, MINIMUM PRICE OF STATE
LANDs.] No land shall be sold for less than the
Appraised value and in no case for less than
4 ten dollars. per acre. The purchaser. shall pay
one-ffth of the price in cash, and the remain.
/ ing four. ffths as follows: One.f1fth in five
! years, 0ne-ffth in ten years, one-ffth in fifteen
est at the rate Of not less than six per centum,
payable annually in advance. All sales shall
pc held at the county seat of the county IN which
Tne 1ana TO pc soid - situate and ehall be at
| sixty days advertisement of the same in
Newspaper OF general circulation in the vicinity
OF the lands to be sold, and one at the seat
been specially subdivided shall be offered in
tracts 81 one.anarter sections and those go sub
divided IN Tine smallest subdivisions. All lands
] designated for sale, and not sold within two
/ years after appraisal. shall be re.apprsised be-
l fore they are sold. No grant or patent for any
such lands shall issue unit! payment is made
| for the same; provided, that the lands con-
tracted TO be sold by the state shall be subject
TO taxation from the date of such contract.
In case the taxes assessed against any of said
! lands for any year remain unpaid until the
first Monday in October of the following year,
/ then and shereupOn the contract of sale for
such lands shall, at the election Of the board
of university and school lands, become null
/ and void; and no such contr act heretofore made
shall be held void for non.payment of taxes
accr9lng on the lands described therein; pro.
yided, ouch taxes shall have been paid before
this amendment takes effect; provided, furth.
or, that any. school or institution lands that
may pc required for townsite poses may be
paid for at any time and patent issued therefor.
/ PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
That section SO of tile constitution of the state
follows: 4 "a JeI5 ..z7l r1,37s n - =
8 80. The supreme court shall consist of Eve
judges, majority of whom shall be necessary
to form a quorum or pronounce decision, but
one or more of said judges may adjourn the
court Itd from day to day Or to day certain.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. II
state Of North Dakota be amended so as to