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Plaintiffs Attorney, Devils Lake, II: D

State of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey ss
brook, Margaret g. Holbrook, all residents OF
ssts sF Dato as do BssreS 81
business in the City 81 Devils Lake, in said
co partners are doing business at said place in
the firm name and style of the Holbrook Mer-
camille Company. 5 5s5s @ IN K NJ. VIZ
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
ALBERTINEsL =. HoLBRooK,
VI MARGARET, g. NOTEBOOK.
State Of North Dakota, Coun5y Of s,nsey IS.
4 On this 9th daygof January, A. d. 1906, per.
sonally appeared before me, Henry q. Mid
daugh, a Notary PUBLIC in and for the County
II RamTsy II the State Ct North
and Margaret G. .Holbrook, to me we'll known
to be the persons who executed the foregoing
certificate; and they, and each for themselves,
ecuted .the same freely and voluntarily andt for
the purposes therein expressed l III ~
Henry q. MIDDAUGH,
* Notary Public, North Dakota
+ Ny commission expires April 8, 1906 gst
First pub lication January II; last publica-
ton February 2, 1905. 535 8 * M fs KS
/ State u! Of North g kota, County Of Ramsey
Arabella Galloway, plaintiff, III - sf
eE5 g, against ~ u II 81 N 3
Charles ii. Galloway, defendant. p. ~. !. = 81
The State of North Dakota to the above named
defendant: z7 ~ q SsET ~ 2 :,
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action, which
will be filed with the clerk of the above named
court at Devils Lake, North Dakota, and to
serve copy of your answer upon the subscrib-
ers within thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the day of
service, and in case of your failure to appear
or answer Judgment will be taken against you
plant. n 'Tz vi I,
a Trial desired in Ramsey County,
Dated January 8th, 1905. 4. t # }s5sT " Il
BURKE g. MIDDAUGH
Us Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
:, Residence and p o. address: DEVILS Lake,
North Dakota. RI a a, 4
First publication January 10; last publica-
ton February %, 3t5 Sd " IA
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-31
Friendship.

Much OF the so,called friend
ship Of the day is but pretense.
" exists only ii name and as soon
as IT ceases to be advantageous it
is dropped. The endship that
continues the same III prosperity
and adversity is to be priced, but
all other kinds are worthless. 1T
matters not how hard a man may
struggle to do right and make a
success Of life there's always some
Loaf hsome reptile. some worthless
wretch :, who is ready to drag him
down, to blight his hopes and
blast his fondest ambitions The
loss Of money and property Is not
the greatest loss a man can sus-
tain ia the business world; far
better to lose your money than to
lose hope and ambition Crazy
Public Opinion
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-31
See Wonderland Foe.

Wonde rland, the Twin City
Amuse ment Park, should not be
overlook ed by the state fair
Last year fully Us per
cent of them visited the park
and were delighted with it. This
season $50, 600 has been expend-
ed upon irnpro venents and some
of the new features are: The
remodeled chuJes, the Johns
town flood, Third degree, South
Land, Tours of the World Ar
cadia and the Mystic World.
The Infant Incubator insti-
tute where by the means OF an
artificial mother the lives Of i'm
mature babies are saved, is an
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-31

Surgeon General w yrnan Of the
United States marine hospital
service, has appointed Surgeon
Rupert Blue, Of that service as
sanitary officer of the James
town exposition Dr. Blues
detail on this work was to take
effect some time ago, but on ac-
count Of his position on "a nleai-
cal board that was in session at
Washington, he has been unable
ITO report for duty at the expo
sition until recently.
In connection with his work
Surgeon Blue said: tic is as
u necessary for me to be present.
while the buildings are being
constructed as afterwards as
the installa ton Of proper sewage
arrang ernents and VentiIating
apparatus is of great inn
sportanc IN elaborate drain
age system has been establ ished,
and it is promised that when the
positio1l opens, that the
grounds will be absolutely free
from mosquitoes and other pests
that might arise from the lack
I of proper sanitary conditi ions
Attic time Oh the San Fran
cisco disaster, when that city
was IN a state Of general demon
Il lization. and when it seem
ed that contagion would
break out there, and perhaps
add other terrors to what the
fire and earthquake had already
caused, Surgeon Blue was dis
post-haste to the scene
| ofsthe trouble and Immediately
| took charge of the situation. The
Eentire work was under his care
and by heroic measures a serious
guthrie kofg few r was prevent ed.
The expo sition is being built
very much like a small city OF
town and it is the Intention Of
the marine hospital service, tc
equip each building with all the
devices kno Wn to mod ern santa
ition, and Surgeon Blue IS es-
ipecially commits sioned to advise
with the archite and builders
I'm this particular.
Dr. Blue is one OF the most
noted surgeons III the marine
], hospital service. He is a native
1,of South Caro- lima and a brother
5of Victor Blue, who became
| famous in the Cuban campaigns
during the Spanish war,
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other feature Of esp ecial interest.
Wonde rland has fifty amuse-
n 4 attractions, and is beauti-
FULLY Illuminated by electricity
and presents d free program Of
aerial and acrobatic acts, band
concerts, fireworks, etc. 1T is
easily reached from the state
fair grounds oil from either city
BY taking cars by the Selby-
Lake illteruban.
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The sheriff was re-elected. He

i
came to PEN biina on q steamboat.
started a store and was elected
mayor as soon as there were
enough deople to preside over.
His I store business prospered and
the people come for miles around to
trade with him, having heard that
be bought butter and sold sugar
on the same scales. After q hard
day q work selling dry goods boots,
shoes, notions and other house.
hold machinery lie would often 90
down to the Red river and catch
q mess feat fish for a family who
were ont Of meat and couldn't
catch q fish If ,iit was III & glass
jar. ~ hen the railroad got in he
3introd need the agent to the school
teacher and they were married dur
ing the summer vac tion. The
station agent took him out riding
on the hand car and in other 3ways
showed that he appreciated his
kindness When the proper time
came M Ian cure was elected
state senator from his district,
people leaving their work, at regu.
lar intervals, going miles to3 vote
for him He made q good senator
from the start and his experiences
IN the senator business is extern
sive and broad enough to make q
good showing in Washington, D3I
q But he doesn't seem to banker
to move his stock out of the state.
I'D. Pierce in Grafton Record.
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Sanitation b
he E gosititorl

Norfolk va. Owing to the
government extensive partici-
patton in the Jamestown exposii-
ton. to be held On the shores Of
Hampton Dads, a. Ia 1907.
officials at Washing have de-
termined To- put the supervision
at the sanitary arrangements
under government cortrol.
GLOWING up this decision.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-31

laisa Illuminated Cotton Down
Gonifor tiers, made of the purest
and whitest cotton and covered
with plain and fancy silkoline,
extra large sizes, AT
So. 90, $50 and $500
4 Cutting lannels have just arrived
IA new and very pretty patterns
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-31

New Shirt waists for fall made
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-31

up III the very latest shape 81
chair Batiste. Albafros, French
Flannel and AIerc erized goods al
81 q. OO, 2s.z55, So. 100. $500
Peter Pan Waist Il ade up from
light and heavy cotton goods ia
very pretty checked pat terms; each
81 rs and SI.75
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-28
EAST VASSALBORO.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ r..
church gave Colonial entertainment
Saturday evening. The hall WAS very
tastefully decorated and the young
lady Mattresses were dressed In WHITE
with powdered hair a la Marina
Washington. y supper including ice
cream and cake was served after when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-28
SOUTH VASSALBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Morse and son of
I"EuS spent Sunday at their farm in
this place.
Mrs. +. Lee Stone and daughter
Helen and Mrs. l.. \. Stone attended
the Current Events Club social held at
East Nass':iboro, Thursday. Feb. I'd
Miss Nellie IIill,nan. teacher of the
South NassalbOro school. LETT for her
home in the town Of Troy. Saturday.
W. :. Weeks. Saturday, removed the
small windmill (Which he recently
crcctcO for G. G. TAYLOR ana placed II
l"r""r one in position which gives bet
ter service.
Miss Eva LamSun who has been at
tending school i'll this district will go
to augusta to visit her sisters. Mrs
Hit and Miss Florence Lamson.
+. -. HusScy. T.. II. Cook and G. H.
" imam. members of the school board
visited tho South NHssalburo school.
Tuesday. Feb. 20.
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or woman now has the opportunity Of
possessing a strong and healthy stom-
ach. Will YOU grasp il? People with
rcpsoids have made thousands Of people
happy by giving them what nature in
tended everyone should possess "A strong
and healthy stomach, SO &; 20 enjoy the
bcst there is in life 'rry' rensoids to-day
price Only 80 cents 4 lG::ie 1T drug store.
Ok vur may haze !uii $50, hottie free by
wing Tie Medical Department Of RE
E:o Chemical Co.. C..I:.,;o, ~. -
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and pronounced by all present very
cnJuydbiy occasion. Music Was fur-
uishci by leagues orchestra. Ainrni;
the most elaborate costumes were
those worn by Miss Lora Wells and
i..arl Hu;rhiny and to them W ere
awarded IT," nriIcS. The usual fine
- strr supper furnished by Mrs Annie
Webster was well patroniZcd.
Mrs Amy Packard and children Of
Bailryville called on her grandfather
here SUNDAY, ais" her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Wells in Fayettc.
f. l.. Crosby and Miss Lora Wells
went To Fnycttc sunday to visit 1T the
h.llr Of AT ana Mrs. Nelson Wells.
The "Trip wnS made or snow shoes. Miss
Wells is also z fine skater ana has en-
juycd much of it this winter.
MT. VERNON.
\ benefit concert and ball were Civ
~, ii odd Fellows hall Thursday even
ing, Feb. -. by the Mt. Vernon BrasS
nanh. The concert commenced ri 80
and consisted Of eight selections Of
various kinds. which were rendered rs
TIE members Of the band under The
leadership of Director Knapp. one
feature Of the concert worthy Of cspc-
rili mention WAS Il quartet rendered by
ii. w. Knapp ana +. G. Dollof, comets,
Chiffon Allen, alto. ana George T.. Cor
don, trombone. Another number on
The program which also pleased the
audicnc" Was = trombone solo by Mas
Tor George T.. Gordon. This selection
VAS perhaps all the more appreciated
by the audience from the fact that
Master Gordon is only about fourtr,
years Of age and has been playing the
Side trombone for only about Two
years His ability with this instru
:icnt w;is plainly manifest. He mas
already played with bands and urchrs-
;ras in other places on special ocCa-
Sions and gives promise Of being n
SEINE time Il master of the instrument.
After III" concert an oyster supper W;li
served in the diningroon, followed by
social dance. The affair WAS we'll
attended and thoroughly enjoyed by
CIV, ryonc present.
DR.. and Mrs. II. +. Williams recently
gave Il very enjoyable whist party 1T
III. if home in this village. Arrange
mcnts We're made for six tables and
those present enjoyed Il Very pleasant
social evening. During this evening
lille the whist playing was going on
tho company W re entertained with 4
variety Of musical selections from Il
larSc Victor ph"nograph, which we're
very pleasing ana added enjoyment to
The occasion.
Carson & Tracy. who have been OBJ
Grating only their tower SAW mill. have
nov opened up I'll" mill in the villa ~.
y ia:Gs" amount Of lumber is Oh hand
waiting TO hc sawed and the season
promises to be a good one
The regular meeting OF Mt. Vernon
Lodge. American Royal circle, was
held at odd Fellows hall Friday cvcn-
ing. Feb sd. II" meeting was well
attended and the members show great
interest in the work
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TIL NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
esFsoDs DESTROY

Pepsoids cure the worst forms of Dys-
pepsia and all Other Acute OF Chronic
Stomach Disorders by repairing the worn
out lining Of lie stomach, and DESTROYS
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
III this way never returns. pei,soids IS
not patent ne.:;cine, but tie successful
prescription Of Dr.. o:d,na!l who has
cured thousands OF cases Of Cj;~,:lic
;,tcnact Tr"u,.ie>, among. t:.ei,l Cancel
OF &c Stcth.cli. Il cos; more Irorcy 10
oTodt'r" Ic;,s"if:s tiis,:...,v a;n,:::'r prc:n.-
'.it;t,u Oh b. IIlrn t:- OV''rr I, t..t. ..r.-o
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4 program consisting Of readings by
Miss Ruby Abbott: singing by Karl
Gates: musical selections by the choir;
several rccitatiuns 10y the little people
and most Interesting ana instructive
remarks by the Rev. Il. y. COlpittS. A
nice sum was realized.
The Rev. Joseph Blackl"dge preached
at Friends church. Sunday morning.
Rev. r. y. Colpitts being Ill the after
noon service was at Friends church.
Rev. Frank T.. Jones from South China
was present. Meetings will continue
through the week with services Thurs
day morning as usual.
Mrs. Ida Clark is still in Lynn with
her daughter, Mrs. Gates, but expects
10 be III Hallowell later in the week.
Rev. Annie Ray and Mrs. Alder;
Jones were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Bragan last week.
AS Co!man Hussey was driving just
outside the village Saturday afternoon.
be cnllited with Il team in which WERE,
Mrs. Lille Cpham and daughter The
wheels locked and threw the occupants
Of both wagons out. Mrs. Cphan's
horse ran and clearing himself from
the wagon continued on his way. but
doing on further damage. Mr.. Hus-
Scy'S did not run, which no doubt
saved serious injury to one or all oI
10
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u. IL. GatchelI and son Arthur of Mon
lhoalh wcte among the guests ana Mrs.
Mary Small.
MIS-. A. NJ. Patterson will entertain
inc thurrh Circle Friday afternoon
anu CNCIililg With 4 Dic1nrl. sn,,nn,.
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quantity of the purest Pepsin and other e1-
pensivc drugs each tablet contains, (sce
formula on bo.tle.) Pepscids are sold at SO
cents bottle Oh All absolute guarantee 10
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, ii you have not used pepsoids before,
{; Sn-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, ard YOU will re-
ccive promptly Il ft!li sized bottle. Tou do
n1t chligAte yourself % pay cent. All we
as, a:trc Teraoicis nave cured or nreat,v
bc;1e ',tcd yon Is, tiat .-1G T5't"::i:::ci.u
"e:.s'tj'is /" W.: friends. I:,s.y I.:,n
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PtTTSTON.

John Dunt"n ana family visited Mr..
EuH.un's sister. Mrs. George Rollins
4 i,W days last week rrtm ming to their
h"inc III Viscasset Monday afternoon
\ fine little boy arrived IT TIL" home
Of Wesley AIansir MonIay afternoon.
Both mother ana sou ar" doing nicely.
Miss NeIli" Newton of Gardiner call
ed Oh friends here Monday.
Master Neil Fassctt returned 10 hiS
home in Whilefeld Sunday after visit
ing with relatives here 4 few days.
charles F-assett sold his farm in
Whitcfield to his brother. Alton
WcQuCSda
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ALBION.

Horny Mclaughlin broke his !e:, last
week in three places, while loading
wood in the woods.
Mrs. AnGi" Libby ana Mrs. Ed. Tay-
Ion an" visiting friends and relatives in
Watcrvilc and Gardiner.
Ethel Taylor is visiting relatives in
Madison.
I.in(!lcy Wellington had Il surgical
operation performed. Saturday. at his
HON" hy DrS. Day and Goodrich.
Jennie Skillin has commenced music
with Miss Emma Peaslcc.
Henry Moody is very i'll.
JOHN Gould sold four COWS last week
to. N'atcrvillc parties.
Miss Sadie BlaISr sscIt a few days in
visiting friends in WatcrNillc, last
week
Mrs. Cora I!cikc.: diI not return from
her visit last week. as was an
noun",d, but IS expected this week.
4 committee. vas appointed Sunday
t" arrang" for the exchange Of the
.;undny-school libraries Of Dixmont
Christian SunIay-scho"l and the Chris
tan sunday-srhool here. Tho COM
mittrc are Lila Hathorm. Annie Alb
bolt and Ncili" Fuller.
Roy. Mark Thomas Of East Benton
WAS IL the Christian church Sunday
Ei-ht are took charge Of the services
MR. Gordon of Clinton has been
visiting her sister. Miss Emma Pcaslee.
\ i;tilc daughter Of John Gould
hrrt-ht IN 4 Grasrhopl"r. Feb. n. she
saw :,noth"". They may regret iwak-
rniuir so carly. Crows have hCen out.
ana the trees Snow signs of spring.
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LITCHFiELD PLAINS.
HIM and Mrs. OramandaI SD,

Hon. and Mrs. Oramandal Smith
we're in attendance at church.
The services of Guy P. Benner have
hcen secured 1T the Plan's church for
another year. The usual large and at
,e,,tiya audience was present Sunday
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NORTH WINDSOR.

Rev. J. Frank Jones and family Who
have been absent the past three weeks
on account of the illness ana death Of
his father. Perez r. Jones Of Alma. 70
turned home last Tuesday.
Services as usual at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
Stella Barton and Ellen Pierce heard
with interest the address on education
BY prnr. Judd Of Yale University II
Augusta last Tuesday evening.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-06-12
DEDICATION SERVICE
Christian Scientist From All Over the
Country Gathered in Boston Today.
Members of the Church IN This City
Attend.

: party of Christian Scientist of
this city are in Boston today to attend
the dedication of the annex of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist. The
ediice cost nearly 100000 and is
one of the handsomest churches in
America. More than twenty thous-
and Christian Scientist from all parts
Of the country were expected in Boston
today.
The Wilmington party left on spe-
cial sleeper on Friday night and went
through to Jersey City without change.
Among those from Wilmington who
are in Boston today are: Mrs. S. H.
Fishblate, Miss Alice Fishblate, Mrs.
Ella WE'LL, Miss Helena WE'LL. Miss
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fennell,
Mr. Robert Branch, Mr.. II. Guild
brandson, Mr. A. NJ. Carpenter, Mrs.
J. c. Springer and Miss Hewlett.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-06-12

WI! Meet in This City on Night of
July 2nd-Dclcgatcs to be- Named
10 State Convention.

4 call will he found in today's paper
for the republican primaries and also
the republican county convention both
Of which take place on the End OF July.
Primaries in the country townships
are called for noon ON the date above
named and a meeting OF the republi-
cans in the city of Wilmington is called
for Monday night. July End, at s
o'clock TO name delegates TO the coun-
" convention which will be held on the
same night at $50. The gathering will
take place al Germania hall, No %
South Front street. New Hanover is
entitled TO two delegates 10 the state
convention and at the county conven-
ton these delegates are To be named
and alternates.
1t is understood that no county ticket
is 10 be put out this year and such be-
ing the case there will be nothing 10
be done at the county convention other
than naming the delegates TO the state
convention.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-06-12
$50 PER FRONT FOOT
Portion of Old Court House Prop
crty Next to Odd Fellows Building.

A meeting of the board of county
commissioners will be held on Monday
to consider bid of $3.50 per front foot
made for 16 feet of the property owned
by the county and lying between the
old court house and the Odd Fellows
building. A few years since the pro-
perty was not regarded of very
great value but real estate is away up
yonder in Wilmington at the present
time and it has been only a short time
since the commissioners were offered
$4,000 for the old court house proper
ty of which the 16 feet above men
toned is part.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-06-12
Bar silver s5is. Mexican


New York. June s.-FLOUR mar
ket dull but firm: Minnesota $3.50 to
s4.s0; do bakers s3.45 20 $3.ss: win
ter patents s4.oe TO S4.3e. Rye -four.
dull s3-45 TO s+.15.
CORN MEAL-Ffrm: fine s1-2o TO
si.25: coarse si.os to s1.lo; kiln dried
se.1o to ss.so.
wHEAT-Spot irregular: No. red
s5 nominal elevator. options partly &c
net higher. july sok: September sss:
December seS.
CORN-Spot firm: No. 5sis eleva-
tor. Options partly tsc net lower. July
ssh: September 5sh; December SIX.
OATS-Spot firm: mixed IL.
LARD-Ffrm: western prime s.s5
to $3.50 nominal. Refined steady; Con-
tinent $3.50; compound 20 "a.
PoRk-Steady: family $io.ss to
$1,000: short clear $3.50 TO Sls.s5;
mess $3.50.
RICE-steady: domestic 81. to sH.
LASSES-Steady: New Orleans
80 10 IS.
picked ~ TO ~: other domestic TO
lis.
POTATOES-weak: state and west
ern per bag s2.5o to sass: southern
si.25 TO $4.0o.
CABBAG ES-Easy. unchanged
COTTON SEED OII-was fairly
active with prices under liquidation.
Prime crude mills so TO 20h
nominal: prime summer yellow 3ss. TO
S1i4. prime white Al: prime winter
yellow IL.
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet: No. in
voice rs; mild easy: Cordova S,s 10
1l& Futures steady at decline OF
to 10 points.
SIG Ap-pa,,. sr,,. fafr calming
1915 10 3l-3e centrifugal ss test
1882 10 Sia molasses sugar ll-l6
to 1882. Refined steady. Confec-
TONERS \ s4.40. mould \ S4.s5; cut
loaf $500 crushed $3.50: powdered
$40: granulated $3.50: cubes sass.