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Of The Forum Printing Co.. do SOL
EMMY swear that the above statement
gives the actual editions Of the daily
and weekly Forum and Republican,
day by day, for the month of October,
1906. p. EDWARDS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of Nov, 1906.
(SeaD John w. Soaring,
Notary Public
My commission expires Aug. IL, 1909.
est accounts Mrs. Dubois was YEARLY
looking for still another cook.
Roseine has arrived.
Have Knight Printing Co. print it.
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lance Thursday evening, Dec. q, at
Fraternity hall.
T. ]. Young q Co.'S bus and transfer
line will give you claim check for your
trunk so you will have no trouble at
depot. Phone Is.
Carefully compounded and packed by
Always good and always
uniform. Hunts Perfect Baking Pow
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Northwestern Telephone Co. in spite
of the winter weather. A crew is
now at work stringing another wire
between here and LaMoure which will
give the company three circuits con-
necting the two towns. The addition
of this circuit was made necessary by
an increase in the amount of BUST
ness done between Fargo and the
towns of the southwestern branch
of the Northern Pacific.
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II -IIIdUC III NIIIIIIVd UUIIb.
PRESSED BRICK s

II you contemplate building, get
} figures and samples from as
! Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick Co.,
Hebron, N. D.
A hall room would rent for enough
to buy your matinee tickets. Use The
Forum want ads. Ten words one time
Toe, two times for Is cents.
When Won first catch cnld-nr. feel
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modations before the year is over. TIVE
years ago President Worst was com.
PEELED to refuse more than 200 student,
admission, and last year fully 800 Were
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installing a phantom circuit between
Fargo and Davenport. A phantom
circuit does not require the stringing
of any additional wires but merely
the installation of apparatus which
makes IL nnssihla to get a third cir
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The condition OF Things Is peculiar
in this state. Among those desiring
to attend the A. c., traction steam en-
gineering is the most popular course.
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T. o. Burgum $500. 1850.
r. G. Piper .......... ........
MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRE-
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Hand painted china at Miss Bergh's
studio, GA Front street.
Chinese sacred lily bulbs. Plant now
for Xmas blooming. Shotwell & Graver.
Japanese lacquer ware and late
copyright books. Mechanics art store.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-18
Souvenir Prices Tomorrow.

otnuhm
theg
the hundreds
and that iprce
bymaknng
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Underwear.
And Neglige Garments.

90 per cent discount on all Silk
I'D Skirts at 50 to $25: all Silk XII
monas at 50 to SIS; all Silk
Robes at 81, to So: all French Linger Q
at 50 to $25: all Match Sets at 50 to $50.
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(; all Match Sets at 50 to $50.
\ for the $3.50 Dressing
D Sacques, Crepe Kimonas,
Silk Petticoats and Negli-
geS.
for the s. Silk Skirts, black
and all coiors. in best va
riety.
for the $3.48 Dressing
Sacques. long and short
Kimonas, Bath Robes,
Skirts, &c.
for the s2.9S garments as
mentioned in above para
graph, including muslin
underwear.
for the s1.9S fleece Down
Bath Robes, French Elan
mel Dressing SacQues,
epe Kimonas and Heather
s.
for $50 Muslin Under
wear and w arm Dressing
Sacques and Neglige Car
ments.
81 Saline, Skirts. fannelette
d muslin underwear and
yarm :. negiiges.
soc Warm ,Sacqdes. Kimo-
5, Night Gowns. Skirts, Mus
Underwear and Holiday
rons.
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Underwear
and Hosiery Dept.

M per cent discount on all $2.93
HUI Silk Union Suits, Vests,
Pants. Tights, Corset Covers
and Hosiery.
Nn for best 25c Hose, all black
ZIG and with white soles; pairs
for 81.
SOC +: e: s:';s: ssss ss':;
derwear for ladies and chill
dren.
A4c Sssts: Pants ants; r!shss sn c s%'s S.;
Hose.
<o, for 75c ''Merode" Undergar-
WVC ments and all Hosiery mark
ed 75c
On for 81 "Merode" Union Suits,
SVC Vests, Pants, Tights, Corset
Covers and Silk and Isle
Vests and Hosiery.
NO. for $1.25 Silk Vests. low neck
VOG and crochet yokes; white,
pink and blue.
ST. $50 Suits. Vests. A Pants on and
Pure Silk Hose in black,
white and colors
ST % ti Ha sIs AS, amb aoss as;
black, white, evening and
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IeWelrY.

per cent discount on Real Gold
and Partisan Novelty Jewelry,
at s. to $50. and best Silver
ware at $50 to $50 per set.
for Csc Real Gold Scarf Pins
and Babies'>Signet Rings.
for 81 Real Gold Tie Clasps and
S.gnet Scarf Pins.
for s1.25 Real Gold Slgnet Rings
and Link Cuff Buttons.
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"OPENING'
Santa Claus Treasury s25OOOO Worth of Holiday Goods

Chusdos thof~-n
of
Wekno heP Royals
ntsandhr the erlyi Morsca
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Art Linens,

n n per cent discount on the finished
w Senterpieces, Table Covers
o, Sush1cns. etc. Here at S. to s25
an IN art department. near G street
.
&G,<- Tor S.2o Handmade Renais-
wv sance Centerpieces; 24x24
inches
40 for Toe Handmade Renaissance
FO0 l. ace Centerpieces; 2Ox2O:
square and round
e 40 to $780, instead of 81 9S to
y 40 sos, for Handmade Re-
o.. ,o..o Nuisance Lace Table Cow
ers; SoxSo inches. z n : =, T f,s1Sl I ]
en- XIV to s3.9s. instead of s. % to
% oQDV 20. for Handmade Renais-
90 sance Lace Lunch Covers:
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coats, FuIS, &C.
per cent discount allowed on all
HOE Suits at $50 to $780, all Coats at
~ SIS to $50: all Furs at SO TO Sloo;
all Evening Waists at $40 to SO; all
skirts at s10.9S to S25.
80 for all SO Goats. Are not
S&.6QD the Palais ROYALS $40 y.
%osO Tourist Coats superior at
the price?
for the S15 Suits and
SlZ.5U Coats. ~, Lick ,;3k, to- style ths
price come last.
for the $50 Suits and
~ Sdb Coats-and choose from
" eO only strictly marital
lored garments.
for the 81 White Wash Waists:
SMC short and long sleeves; open
W. front and back.
for the 81; Black Mohair
I'D and White Wash Waists
" AeH all styles.
$3.50 e ss: 8 s:3 ~:
for the s5.9s Cloth Walk
$3.50 5s:..s ,s:;s :ssss 70
for the s7.9s Skirts: made
SM OK of .all-wool .spanged CLOTH
VVe ~ nom shrinking.
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, for the S4.25 Neck Rufus.
} Lebert Silk Capes. real
Duchesse and Point Lace
Collars.
|, for the $3.50 Head Scarfs.
y in plain colors and new
Persian effects, ~ yards
long.
n for the new $2.9S Chenille
Y Stoles and Silk Crepe
Neck Scarfs in white,
colors.
, for the 50 % Chiffon Neck
Y Rufus. with chenille dots;
is very full. with rib
Evening shades.
or 81 Neckpieces. among
which are dainty handmade
tocks of silk, chiffon, lace
nd heads.
or SOC Neckpieces,- including
collar and cuff
cts. ta.>or and fancy stocks,
II new.
all 25c Neckwear. stocks,
les, etc. Also six lengths Of
'eck Ruching. in pretty box.
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Stationery.

for boxes of Holiday Station
cry. Here regularly at CSC.
The stationer's price is 75c.
Or 100 sheets Of Imperial Lawn
Paper. Here regularly
t 12c. Stationer's price is 20c.
for warranted Fountain Pens
advertised in the leading
magazines at 50.
for your named engraved on
copper plate and fifty (5O)
cards printed therefrom.
for printing fifty (50 cards,
If you bring your card plate
tomorrow.
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Trimmings.
~ per cent discount on the rich
Vi evening garnitures here. at 81 to
$40 yard. And buttons at CSC to
$40 each.
~ for SOC, black spangle Appli-
VIC quesz separate patterns, . or
naments to the yard.
a. yard for Csc Prussian bands.
VIC light and dark grounds.
nn yard for TIE $3.50 black
Il .a9W Braid and Chiffon APP
n dozen for the S9c Fancy Metal
We and Enamel Buttons.
Ribbons.
n piece for No. AII-silk Rib
VIC bon, in all the wanted shades
Of red. pink, blue and yellow.
g. piece for No. 2 All-silk Rib
DC bon. 1-2-inch wide in all the
wanted shades for Christmas
rk in pink. blue. red, green, yellow.
ender and Nile.
e. piece for No. III Ribbons,
sc 3-S-inch wide In all new
Dresden patterns :
to S1.50 yard for. usual SC to
G. $1.7o Holly Ribbons u inch to
8 inches wide.
Wells.
~ per cent discount on the new
L d $1.5O to $3.50 Lace Wells; black,
brown and navy. ~ and 2
'ds long.
~ for the new 81 Chiffon Cloth
VIC Auto Wells, 21a yards long. all
colors.
- for the Soc Chantilly Lace
SIC Wells, ~ yards long. black,
browns, greens, blues.
n for the SOC Wells, among which
&c is the wanted Chiffon Cloth
Yelling, in all colors.
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OVVNSS WV
nn for cloth-bound copyright books
Ii VIC sold here regularly at s1O8.
Published at $3.50.
27c s sss ss' s: s5Sa ana q ONE: IS:
tionary. 800 pages. 100000
words.
each for Christmc Cards and
IL & Postal Cards. Choice of thou
sands at 10c per dozen.
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State Al Mortal ID kota Z ,onntp e ] 80,

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State Of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey
District Court, Second Judicial District.
Elmer j. Chamberlain, plaintiff, vs. Patrick
Mcbride, ct al, defendants. 5sJ5s 5-T@
Pursuant to and by virtue of a Judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale duly entered in
the office OF the above-named court on the 26th
day of March, A. ID. 1906, and a special execu.
ton issued out of said court, under the seal OF
said court, and bearing date of April 25th 1905,
to me directed, !. the undersigned. sheriff of
the county of Ramsey, will, on the 18th day Of
May, A. d. 1905, at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the front door of the store of A, o,
Sa1her y Company in GarsKe, Ramsey county,
State of North Dakota, expose for sale and sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash that certain personsl property described
IN the findings of fact and Judgment in tie
above-entitled action. as follows, to-wit: q 51
One frame shingle roof granary. 4 I'd 81
One frame dwelling house, ~ stories high.
One frame barn, all situate on the northwest
quarter INV. ~ of section twenty.six (26) in
township one hundred fifty.seven (l57) north
OF range sixty-three 1857 west; also a
One set chain harness. giS
box. T$ z ~. - - ~ q'S
One Dowagiac drill.
Quantity of old harness. "a tG2 Il 55
0ne Mitchell farm wagon. 3.55
]. One 4horse harrow. 81 %s@ S3S.} BlI Il
Dated April 18th. 1905.
z, John Mclean,
p,,n,.o = ~, ShertH OF Ramsey County, N. d.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Elmer T. Chamberlin
ana Defendant Ramsey County National Bank
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Inter-Ocean, Devils Lake, n. D.. May I8, 1905.
upon the spit for practicing wha
he breaches against. u

upon the spit for racticing what
he breaches against.
Well, this coterie met and de-
liberated, which they had d right
to do. They dominated them
selves to positions Of erninence
and assumed to represent the
voters of Ramsey county. lie
there ever was amore drastic ex-
ample of slate making, the Inter
Ocean would like to know Of it.
Think Of it Fifteen to. sixteen
hundred voters in Ramsey county
in the republ ican party, and not
half a hundred Of them notified,
SO We5are creditably Informed.
What would our neighbor in the
'sinsurgent'' camp say Of one Of
'the machine if he should do
such a thing? He would read
an edition Of Pope in order to
replenish his vocabulary Of in
|vective. Il. a .83. 4 n
That is the trouble. When
men start out to attain an object,
assigning other and specious rea-
sons for their action, they trip
by their own Inconsistencies. and
that without fail. Why not be
open, Mr.. Insurgent, in your
avoWal? Just sayyou want Office.
That you have dessicated the
grey matter in your head trying
to devise ways and means to Sc
cure and wear one of the togas
presented by the Ramsey county
voters to other men. Why not?
Certainly if the voters would
not think more of you, you would
think more of yourself.
Who said we made any refer
ence to Mccormick?
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ar1stocrats sat next, then "a came tne
husbands and wives and last Of all.
way UP in the & peanut, gallery, sat
the women who came without escorts.
The lecturer also told that married
men got better seats than single men
and that boys were seated under the
view Of their pedago gues. sjss
In describing the big theater built by
Pompey the Great he startled his hear
ers by declaring that in the fine art of
handling the masses Dick Croker
was a child compared to the late
Pompey. The lecture was illustrated
with numerous lantern slides. 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
The Tailors Of 7
Tooley Street

Englishmennever tire Of using
the story Of the E'Three Tailors
OF Tooley Street. to adorn a
thrust at the assumptions of the
self-righteous in religion, the
SUPERFICIAL in politics and the
hyper-paUriotic in international
affa.5s.
These three tailors, so the
story goes, assembled together,
and in volumlnous document
signed by themselves, arrogant.
ly engrossed, "We, the People Of
England" ETC., etc.
Well, there has been many an
attempt at hoodwinking the peo-
Pile since those three knights of
the needle made themselves ludi
crous, and such demonstrations
will continue to recur among men
while envy, Jealousy, revenge
and disloyalty, prompt the unfor-
tunate to action.
The latest bit of political pest
iferousness Of which the Inter
Ocean has heard, was perpetrat-
ed in Ramsey county, in Devils
Lake, one day and evening last
week. H..
An "insurgent'' (see definition
in another column) in the name
of the republicans of Ramsey
county pretended to call togeth-
er or to ask to assemble, the re-
publicans of said county. How
many he notified we do not know.
If many, then his effort was
damned early, for less than a
score and a half rallied at his
call. His clarion note wasted
amid the trill of the frogs and
the honking of the wild geese
now in possession Of oar lakes
and coolies. If he only called a
few, then is he charaable with
pot house methods and to be put
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aeHeRoeasseRoneR oReaeRen!
FORT ITEM
leRoR0nonoR0oRoR 0n0mOROR0R

The rain prevented the Sun
day evening assembly.
Frank M. Blake went to Devils
Lake Sunday expecting to stay
some time. 5. ..:
Miss Riley and G. G. Pigeon,
teachers, exchanged schoolrooms
for the remainder of this year.
O. L. Twist is a very witty
man, but his jokes are occas-
ionally misunderstood.
d. L. Chance of Oberon, pas
sed through town on his way to
Devils Lake Saturday returning
Sunday.
Jos. Lipskie and family left
Monday for their new home in
ElPeno, Oklahoma, where he
was recently transferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Bidne of
Oberon, visited at the Twist
home Sunday-the rain length
ened their visit over night.
Virginia and Ida Rolette, stu
dents from the Sisters school,
started their homeward journey
to Kalispel, Montana, Sunday.
Miss Williamson anticipated a
lonely week, but her very SYM
pathetic friends have banished
the dread stranger from her door
Supt. C. L. Davis left Sunday
for a week or ten days in the
western part Of this state and
Montana, looking after the in
terests of the Indians.
John Kapayash, a student at
the Fort, left this week for his
home in Dunseith, on account
of i'll health-he spent eighteen
weeks in the hospital here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fingers and little
daughter of Churchs Ferry, en-
joyed a short visit with Mrs.
Enger's brother, J. B. Church
and family, the first of the week
A party of Devils Lake people
consisting Of Misses McElfresh,
Bull, Steichen and Lester and
Messrs. Duell, Norton, Dewar
and Myres were sight seeing in
our beautiful little burg Sunday
though the rain hindered a little.
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State of North Dakota, County of Ramsey
.n District Court, in Second Judicial Districts

v State of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey
In District Court, in Second judicial District
n Crane. Ordway Company corporation
plaintiff VS.. Joseph Due, Eva LeDuc, his,
wife, Clint Moore and Aurelia Moore, hisSwife,
John a. Smith, M. d. e KaVanaugh, Henry s.
Gregg, Samuel a u. SeWall, Saidee N. Smith
Emma N. Pilking ton, w Liam j. Dean, Jesse
"a! Gregg, vii liam B. Dean, John r.. Nicols,.
George . 4 Klo d and Henry Hinrichs,.
Pursuant to and bS virtue Of a Judgment and
decree Of foreclo snre and sails duly entered is
the above entitled action in the office Of the
clerk of the above-naimed court on the Srd day.
of May, 1905, and the special EXECUTION duly
issued out Of said court unde r the seal Of said
liyered, the undersig will on the 18th day
tof June, 1906, at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the
county court house, in the City of Devils Lake..
N the County OF RAMSEY and State of North.
Dakota, offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bid der, for cash, those
certain premises sitnated in the County Of
Ramsey and State Of North Dakota, and known
and described as lots and 5 in block q Of the
village aof Crary, as shown upon the plat there
of on file and of record in the office of the
register of deeds of Ramsey county, North Da-
kota, together with the improvements thereon
and the hsred itaments and appurtenancess
thereto belonging, or ia any wise appertaining
Dated May Srd, 1905 Is III Vain
II ohm Lean, Sheriff, 8sf
Burke & Middaugh, Ramsey County. N. ID 1.
e Attorneys for Plaintiff, "A n
i;5 Devils Lake, N. D. Ms if SS4S5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
Hearing Final Accounting and Distribution
Of Estate.

Hearing Final Acc counting and Distribution
III RE of Estate. g
State of North Dakota, County .of Ramsey
IS. In County Court, before John F. Henry,
II the matter Of the estate Of John Nimmo
Jane Nimmo, petitioner, VS.. all persons in
terested in the estate Of John Nimmo, deceased,
respondents I'LL s5.3;5 n u
n Whereas, Jane Nimmo. the administratrix of
the estate of John Nimmo, deceased, late of
the City of Devils Lake in the County of
RAMSEY. in the State OF North Dakota,
deceased, having presented to and filed in this
court her final report and accounting Of her
therein showing that the estate is ready for
final ettlement and distribution and petition
ing that her accounting be allowed, the residue
of said estate be distributed to the persons
thereunto entitled. her administration closed
and she be discharged from said trust. S}55 f
& 1t is ordered, that Saturday, the 18th day of
May, ID. 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, at the court 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
petition for distribution of said estate; that
due notice thereof be duly given as required by
law to all persons interested in said estate s4t
In testimony whereof, we have caused the
seal of the county court to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon. ohm F. Henry, Judge Of the
said ounty court. at the City Of Devils Lake
IN said county this 18th day Of April. "a. 1905.
a[sEALl a4S a. ohm +. Henry, #
q, Judge of the County Court.
fMcClory & Barnett. ss 5ES5
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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will form at 10o'clock and march
direct to the cemetery, and at 2
p. m. exercises will be conducted
in the arnaory. The program is
as follows:
Music. Eagle Band
Invocation. Chaplain.
Song. Quartette.
Gettysburg Address.
Review Of w. r. Work.
Mrs. George Dixon. II
Recitation. David Shelver. H
Music. Duett.
Flag Drill. BY Thirt teen Girls.
Grafton Prof. Bruce.
America. By Audience.
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Noxious Weed Notice.

y Copy of resolution adopted BY board of
county commissioners at d regular meeting
held April. 1905. 5s8s $5SilS HEAT 35;
81 The following noxious weed notice was in
troduced and on motion adopted sss isGs
1T is hereby ordered that every person and
every. corporation shall destroy by pulling or
blowing between the FIRST day of june and the
which such person shall own or occupy, all
weeds of the kind known as the Canada
Thistle Cock burr, Mustard, Wild Mustard,
the Russian Cactus ubsola colinapal H. ~
This copy is published in accordance with
Sec, 1858 Laws 1895. and by order of the board
Of county commissioners Of Ramsey county,
N. d. 5 a n NJ ID NH +.
s sgf3 5E Es Emil s. Eich,
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
ROMANS AS SHOW GoERs.
Something Of Interest for Modern
Lovers Of the Drama to
Ponder. s,

Just how the ancient Romans went
to the theater and what kind of shows
were billed in the days Of Augustus
and Nero was explained by Prof. Wal
ton B. Mcdaniel in free public lee
ture at the University Museum of Sci
ence and Art yesterday afternoon.
The audience heard with some sur
prise that the political lights Of Rome,
the senator's. got the c::..S::c:s seats. the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
Bids Wanted For Building Vault

Sealed bids will be received
for building a three story brick
vault in the building on lot %,
block %, Devils Lake, N. d.
Work to commence June 1st, 1906.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at my Office. I reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
John w. Maher.