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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-17

Wanted. MI an and wife to
work on farm. The man must
lbe an experienced farmer, and
1.-THE wife a good cook. Permarl-
lent position to the right party.
will pay car fare to my town.
Write ali once, stating wages ex-
pected and qualif cations. Peter
Regain, Garske, N. d.
LOST
Lost IA ladies green eton Jack
let, between Devils Lake and Chan-
tauqua Finder please notify
Mrs. IL. Fox
Lost Setter, lemon and
white in color. Al pup nine
months old Bring to Mann u
lSon's store Devils Lake and re-
Iceiye q reward G. H. Smith.
strayed One bay gelding about
ten years old Shoes on all four
feet, and he came to the farm Of
8Adolph Olsen about August lst.
Sec. 22, Clexe Gland twp Adolph
Olsen.
%. I'll. Baker is busy remodel
ing his sales stables. 1t will be
a very convenient home for the
equine visitors.
Mr.. Bushee, jamestown, a
| friend Of Rev. East erbrook, this
city, was in town last Monday.
He has a good word for Devils
Lake.
The Aronld boys; the Hutich-
linson boy and the Cadigan boys
have had their cases continued
lover to the next term, or pendi
ing good behavior. s5ss.
Devils Lake is a good point
for 4 who lesale drug house.
why not put up some good build
lings, and invite outside capital
! TO come ia and occupy thenS
Mr.. Packard the late cores
pondent OF the Grand Forks
Herald, has taken no his abode
lin Valley city If we remember
lrightly that is where Nye lives.
Russell e Schultz has secured
the agency of the Maxwell Il auto
naobile les. These machines are
fully guaranteed, and are be
coming very popular with the
buying public.
Rev. Easterbr returned to
This congregation last Saturday
latter long journey from New
found bland. He brought with
him Al baby seal an excellent
specimen, which will be q real
lcuriosity for this part Of the
world He made the Journey
from Boston with tout hating and
Lit took him three days and three
nights to reach his home. The
Inter- Ocean bids him welcome
back.
II g newspaper can not make
money ia q community it can not
make money for its patrons.
The publisher who can make
money will invest it as d
rule III his paper and make
1T more readable more influential,
land an advertising medium many
times more valuable by reason his
prosperity ge, circulation, IN
lfuence and ability enter into the
account when placing an estimate
upon the value Of q publishers
! columns.
Complaints have come to us
that tie refuse water from the
steam laundry ii giving much an
Inoyance We are sure Mr.. sThomp-
| son viii regret this fact. D sup
Ipose the new building has iii some
way interfered with the sanitary
arrangements Of the old one.
There should he some way pro-
IYided at once to avoid the danger
| involved III the poisonous odor
from that refuse water
Later: e are glad to know
that our sllrnaise that the new
building was the cause al the
trouble. r. thompson has
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-17

Lost "A ladies green eton jack
ct, between Devils Lake and Chan-
tanqua. Finder please notify
Mrs. n Fox. q
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
parts of the country within the next few days. as

parts of the country within the next few days. as
follows:
In view Of the length Of time that the troops will
be in camp and the consequent possibility OF the
diarrhea, malarial fever etc. the attention . OF
~au mn commanders IS called TO the necessity Tor
strtct enforcement OF measures 10 prevent such
disease The general principles Of camp sanitation
ave sef forth in the field service regulations and
other manuals. but the particular rules 70 be ap-
nIied will vary with the local conditions which
make plain the necessity OF personal study by
each camp commander of the problems IN santa.
ZION arising at his camp with view to their best
solution. IN nalarious districts mosquito nets ana
head nets should be used.
very desirable II a test could be made IN ma
,,CsiIyres of regimental sanitation squads which
would be composed partly Of hospital corps men
and partly OF civilian employees (scavengers) hired
~ the 0Iiartermasters department, these sanitary
SQUADS TO be operated under the direction Of the
-e15T9eufaI surgeons and under the general super
i1feIdence az a medical inspector Camp COM
Yranders viii have such test made along this line
.S e 1racficabIe. the medical department and the
Gl,artermaster's department working IN harmony
~ devfsing the best practical system
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
THREE HURT WHEN CAR JUMPS TRACK
Trolley Leaves Rails at Switch and Crashes
Into Telegraph Pole.

,,.-.. ,ersons we're slightly injured and at least
- sevarelv shaken up and bruised when
1ortbbound trolley car on the Mount VeFnon-Elast
Chester line jumped the track at switch al F..~il-
duck Road yesterday afternoon Several "ollseH el
and men we're thrown from their seats an" iA''1sU
in the grass at the roadside. o..
7,ba car. after leaving the rails, ran along hOE
several feet at high speed and crashed INTO a
telegraph pole The impact threw the rel1s,li--
passengers from their seats, and Il was Oel4sV0u
at first that several had been seriously lhJuleo
Those Who were the most severely hurt were
r,rnegt Eansrte OF Nc g East 22d s. 7est spFalneo
ankle. Mrs Ellen AIcUonough, Of No 1eH F9sS ~
street, le cut and Miss Mary lorenzo ot ~, s-sf
FSosfo1 F3oa6 hr1rises and shook Medica4 es9Ast-
ance gas obtained near by and the iaJ1LSE "eAs
tazca e their ko1lcSs 80 aTE--s rsGs ue-~~9
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

punnk T FITZGERALD. a surrogats OF the County OF
sg.v york notice hereby given all persons having
-iosrnu SlbbeI D. Bulard late OF the County
~ Nev York deceased. present the with vouch-
thereof 20 their place OF TanEect
inE business once OF Evarts. Tracy & sherman
fbP at9orneys at so Wall street in the Borough OF
Manhattan in the City New York before the
Gfteenth day Of October next.
TSeTed NeJv York the fifth day April, 1904
FREDERIC I. BULLARD.
ELIJAH GEORGE.
Executors
EyARTs TRACY q SHERMAN.
Attorneys Executors,
co wan ST. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

FORCE - PRuPPnGEs-The recent outbreak
Z the Philippines. IN which an American officer
&c several members Of the constabulary were
hsd, brings 20 mind the unsettled conditions
@sEe and ne constant need Sor troops In the
Eaaes. While the constabulary Is a local instttu-
ton and IL I'd way connected with the army, this
outbreak follows so close on the heels Of recent dis
EdeTs 4 other parts CT the islands TO give
Each prominence 70 the unrest OF the natives.
his feeling Is engendered by numerous sedittous
zcvs publications. whose sole object seems 70 be
2 str up trouble. Last year the Philippines Com
lszol saw RI 70 increase the number Of military
lsIs n the Islands forry-eghf. being nine more
saa1 were occupied the year previous. Il has
lee1 urged that the military force must not be
aglced i the proper degree OF safety and security
maintained. and until the politicians and news
ave come 10 them through American occupation
y the regular army there are now some 1880
M il TIE Phffppfneg which does not include the
seorts. who are commanded by army officers and
i91a q valuable adjunct thereto
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

4 frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
New york notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
csofr,1 aZatnsr Caroline Augusta TopkinS, late
Sonnv % New York deceased present the same.
--srS thereof 10 the subscriber place trans
scfinE business the Office OF Weeles Forster. At
S1aSs NO 4S William Street. Borough OF Manhattan
me ctv OF New York before the 22d day of AH
gust - =, -. ,,.. 900
JAMES E TOMPKTNS. Executor
FORSTER, Atty. Executor, IS William
s. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

WHISTLER, JOSEPH SIN PURSUANCE
w OF an order OF Frank 7. Fitzgerald, a Surro-
gate County of New York notice is hereby given
"a an persons having against Joseph Whistler
late OF the OF Lnox. State OF Massachusetts. de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof TO the
aJhecber at his place transactiug buginess
ofice 81 VVIlIiar1 AIuHnfoFd. 141 Broadway
ough in the City Of New York before
the seventh day Of January next
Dated New York, the 18th Of June. 1865
ROSS W. WHISTLER Executor
WILLIAM " MU4FORD. Attorney for Executor, la
Broadway. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
- PURsUANCE oF az oRpER OF HoN

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York Notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Fannie B Kellogg late Of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
the subscTtoeE az his place Of tEanRacting
i,rness at Office Of Percy Jackson. No 81 Nassau
STreet in the Borough OF Manhattan the City
York the 2nd day Of November, next Dated
Ns-r York the day OF May, 1905
FREDERICK x. TROWBRIDGE Executor.
Derry JACKSON, Attorney for Executor. 81 Nassau
Street Borough ot Manhattan, ". Y City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

a pyEsTIsEAfEelIS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS E1- xhs
~ ISl1une FscaiVe4 az their Uptown Or.c-. - Lss
Oz4say. bsfVean Golh and SIJh Gis until oc.sz \ -
NtUeIzisclslt- resolved a. the 11ll1xrE tze. - a.
rvsllaF oi.ls 5esss unsn o'Slocz . - Vlzs 81 ssa
q cqEs -SS a. A1t dz1 ave. Lat
ttsa g. ~ West se9 s.. eeeSeel "a aae 81
Ncst 4Elto sLs LIS - and
stAs l-r 80 6-It X7ls as a-AS svLa
ST 23f EGAr t-1ca Sc Tss I~-E0on: avS $50 u asN
Nst SIS - 3. 20 er.czu -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

CHAYNE. CHRISTOPHER C.-IN PURsU-
- ancs Of an order Of Hon Frank p g7tzsarsld Sur
rogate the County OF New York notice g hereby given
@ all persons having claims against Christopher G
present the same. with vouchers thereof sub
F-fber a. her pace eransacttng business once
OF Ford and Tuttle at No $50 Broadway, Borough Of
Manhattan City OF New York before the 18th day
o January
Dated New york 18th day Of June 1905.
MARGARET A. SE5AYeGE, EZecutrfz-
TUTTY1Ec, Attorneys $50
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
Citations.
TvHE People OF THE STATE OF ]


TyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York BY the grace Of God; crsa and tnespsndsnt--
Dora Miller Joseph schrnanse Philip chaTies so5Hsnss
4inna KohF Eliz7hsth sehnenser EStnks. AaESaESs
schmsnger. Dora sehmengeE Elizabsth seh7s1ga5 a1d
as credtors egstees next Of kin or othsrviss ssad
You and each o. you are hereby cited enc ssgss T
County Of New XoEE az the suTogatss Court @ sa5S
New York. the 25h day % September 1sea az kAlf
there judicial settlement Of ths aecols q
xscTtoTS apS q usss az 1he East WI sd Tssszas1s
OF said deceased; and such of you as are 5stsoy ss
TO appear by your guardian Z yoa have one e q yo1
or in the event oF your neglect OF fRiTs &o "a
@ guardian @ W wiz Ss apP5lnIsa y me s1a .
sn e 5 g9u veTof m nS We havs caused ss seal q ne
SurToEatas' Court OF the said County Of New
Il 81 York to be hereunto aaxed Witnesa Hon;
County at The County YORK. 2lss day OF July,
the Of our Lord one shSq7and nine AH7SEsS and
ApDv Si5E q la sRs srSSaSsy. S7Es'i cr
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
To 16S5a b. O sSs0n: m DeVtd % s5soH as aassT as
minstrator Of the GOODS er,ss and credits which were
Louisa d simpson and Prank r. Presby. trustees Zoe
eeHsSd ana William H smith trustos in banirFspScy fr
ats S os James slpSon late q the coy e So 3 4 Sas
Ven ana Sacb ee ,1-, S,.
Tsqgired personally 70 Dc and agpSsF before our sts
said County. held the County Cnurt House Ia the
County OF New York the 18th OF September IaG
al hapast ten clock in the forenoon q that day thea
there 70 attend judicial settlement OF the Rccoin
Of proeeedinSs OF Louisa D simpson. AleEander yis
Frank H Fresny. eEecufora of ehs
Last VIII and Testament OF james simpson deceaSSI
and such OF hereby cited as are under 30
age Of tWen0ne years are required appear your
GUARDIAN YOU have one. % Z you have aDpaaF
and apply for 70 be appointed event of r
neglect failure 20 do guardian h.
BY the Surrogate 70 represent and foT you IN Ss pre-
ce1ding
IN testimony whereof have caused The seal q the
SurroGaees Court of the said County u9 New
IL 81 York 70 ho hereunto aflIsd- Witness HON.
FRANK =. FtILGEIlALD. q SuFros-rs q olr
said County. the County Of York The 1.gh 5ly q
June IN the year of Lord thousand nine hundred
ana SIX DANIEL y. DOWDNlX.
Clerk q tie sIEFosatssf Court
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

= Frank T. Fitzgerald 2 sgErogate qt the County of
claims against Frank Harris. the County az
New York deceased present the same vouchers
thereof 10 place transactng bri
ness No Street. Borough OF Manhattan in fbe
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY or TF7H
CITY OF NEW YORK. Executor
sPEIR & BARTLETT, Attorneys for Executor SO wan
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

WORTHLESS NAVAL sTATIoN.-The Navy
DgEtmenr fzds SIS hands costly burden IN
y Fssponsibility OF maintaining a4 something
fEz Of rapid decay the abandoned naval station
6 PUt Royal. S. c. Congress ct the last session
aal1 70 make any provision for the station be-
I'D the regular appropriations which 90 for
Tzss.Tat.on and maintenance. It costs not less
IN $4,000 a year TO keep Port Royal IN decent
lHnun and Of this sum nearly $1,000 goes for
4 smploynent Of labor on the premises The
~ Is considered worth about 81 acre, II q
plihEssr could be found, and this price includes
kings on Che reservation Most o8 tbs material
y been removed TO the new navy yard at
l.isston sixty miles away, and local influences
EE been hard al work 70 have both places IN
ggation The Bureau of Navigation was willing
z AEe Congress appropriate for Port Royal as a
~ Q! health resort 20 which might be sent the
Eaz'si force II time OF epidemic, but even this
" net done. and the place IS simply useless
FlDery ard decay1ng buildings on the hands OF
z ggvernulent- There Is q grave question whether
Eything can be done with the place, even as
g. and Il would be drain upon the department
Z keep OF spending SIS. 600 year for an estab-
1hEnent which IS never 10 be OF use to the naval
lggioe
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

CAVALRY MOUNT CONTROL-A board OF
any officers Is in session IN Washington for the
p1pose % ascertaining how the cavalTyEnan shall
aaa his rens The cavalry drill regulations VIII
aaFs 70 De changed 70 this extent. OF more inpOr-
1acs raan Il appears 70 the civilian observer be-
3Ias the cu-bed rein has been abandoned IN favor
ne BIT ard bridoon rein, similar TO that used in
le French cavalry, where its effect was carefully
oasafTeo by General ChafIee and other American
amy oshcers who attended the exercises last year
-aeg were greatly Impressed with the perfect con-
50 under which the French military riders kent
.eeeE horses The animals marched IN q body, with
- regularity and precision OF trained soldiers, ana
sls Was due 70 the fact that the bit and bridoon
- were Used. Accordingly the same method o.
ss.-EDi ~ the mount has been adopted Ior Ine
se5.aean cavalry and II becomes necessary 10 OF
10y pTescr1be G method Of carrying the new
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
Lone Island Sound

ON osautHu A0ffO iSfailu OVuilu
NORWICH LINE s16 On %oPay' 1 pen S3Z ST. chfSssF i5o
3. 22G ST.. 1O:45 A. NJ due New LOndOn Sis p NJ
Meeting there Norwich. Fishers Island. Watch Hl
Nara Pier, Newport Prov. Boston, etc. New L0ldO1
Exc Tkts $3.50 good returning sane q next 1zat; soo1
ret. By rail same day. due N. =. HOO p. n. 835o
ncH hateR AlNEs 90 z r. 2:s5; Pier 90. II r. Il
= 2d St., 400 p NJ return Tvs. 9ew Haven 12;s5 night
Sundays: Leave Pier 20. = R. ESQ A. u foot East 22d
St.. 1000 A NJ; return New York e:zS p H. Exc.
Tkts. days s1.25: good days sun. Exc Tktz 81
Bridgeport LINE Week DAYS strs I've 5ieE q. % p R.
2 M At boat Tvs e. d ga e. $50 6s&ts. $3.50:
Sats). Suns Lve Pier 20 Z r. 500; I'll I'd Sta $50
p M I've. Bridgeport 600 A. NJ and 1900 night Fare
90 kl-o
CHARMING NIGHT TRIPS by steamers Of the Fan
River, Providence Bedford DescztpctVs
folder application Address Daylight Trips ?. O.
Box 452. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

FEEFIEOs ABHOR oPIUM-Thers are two
..tTsd optlm smoking establishments in Manila,
g.e Chinese congregate 70 indulge IN their favor
!, tEtpation. The usual charge is 90 cents pipe,
v.i.h Includes table space. which the victim may
s-ry while he IS dreaming the dreams 80 dear to
= Cainaman's heart. These establishments are
rs-sly n TIE back room of some business house
NJ vigilance OF the police and the special care
e7gl them By the inspectors keep them IN rea-
r-Ehy sanitary condition The number OF Fill
i-ar Il IS probable that as long as there is
Ensman II The Philippine Islands there viii be
gsan smoking. because they are ingenious enough
Z obtain the drug regardless OF whatever legis-
iEFa nasr1cIionE may be placed upon it II should
: aated that the better class Of Chinese condemn
= practice. Owing 70 the fact that these estab-
lhlslB are not regulated by law, Il is not pTac-
tsts 70 force this practice out OF Chinese laun-
ElE ana tiencas, where recruits are taught the
krhI Ga6 Initiated into the mysteries OF the
l-stiTs drug Il would probably be better 10 rec
c1ze of5cially the presence OF the evil and regu-
fa the same by laws and ordinances
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given 20 al persons having claims
New York deceased present the with vouchers
hereof to the subscribers their tranSaceng
business at the ofice Everett p Ketchum, No II
Battery Place in the city OF New YORK On or before the
eighth day OF October next
Dated New York. the 18TH day Of March. 1905.
EVERETT p. KETCHUA' WILLIAM a. STOKES.
F.vEPETT p KETCHUM Attorney for Executors II
Battery Place Borough Of Manhattan, York city
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
York, notice 81 hereby given 10 all having claims
against Peter Krchhof late OF the County New
deceased. the with vouchers
the subscribers. at their place OF tansactng business
Room HOS. NO q William Street IN the City New
York. On before the 10th day Of August next.
Dated New York the 9Th day Of February 1900.
CHARLES G. KIRCEEOE. JOHN G. EI=SENBAST.
EDWARD c. BETZIG EEecutors.
u. A. & c. .. HEYDT. Attorneys for &Xecutors q
william Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
Saratoga

A SARATOGA SPRINGS, n, Y-N-w Columbian
"a. Eiof- opposite CllgreSs Springs ana Convention
zaL Terms EsEopsan. $3.50 daily Including EAts Amer
icaL, yo-5l
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

able Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County
New York notice Is hereby given to all having
claims against Henry J.. Hayne OF the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof TO subscriber place Of transaceing
buEiness az the ONCE Shearmhn Sterling, ~ Wall
Street New York City. before the 2sta day o.
August. 1904
New York, February 81 1908.
ALICE +. IAYNE. EXecutRix.
eHEARMAN 4 STERLING AttoEnsys for E1seutFi1 q
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30
IN PURSUANCE. OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank = Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice iS hereby given to ell persons having
ciaig against John H. Garrison late OF the County
New York deceased 20 present the same with vouchers
the subscriber. her place OF
al the Office OF Frederick A. EouthWorth,
No. 6s william Street. IN the City Of New York, on
before the first day o4 September next.
Dated New York. the twenry-fourth day Of February
1905 MARTHA A. GARRISON. ExecutEtx,
Frederick EouthwoTth Esq. Attorney for Executrix
0S William Street. New York City n. z.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-30

RIFLE PRACTICE DEcIsIoN.-Fhe question
eS arisen n the army 70 whether command
g oGloer IS required 70 be continuously present
2 & rife range in order 20 fulhI the requirements
2 ne small s-uns firing regulations IN the expert
-s'aan's contest. Also whether IN this test there
-g be more groups than skirmishers. whether
ssces should De loaded before the advance 70 800
.-s.aer NAY make protest on decision made with
@ qaesoB5 s -as asn sef5ed % ei 6T tie War Depart
- - n the affirmative Regarding the nrst q1es--
- 7 was decided that the requirement is tnet
- eoaznanding officer shall give personal super
49, 70 insure impartial conditions 70 all parcc-
g Should remain On the range. OF necessity OF
& ne s himself the judge
4-As-E-NAFE PRECEDENCE-The matter OF
s.eeeaenoe Of various forces IN paradeS has re-
Saly beea up for consideration by the War De-
sl1nent Tie question arose particularly as to
precedence Of the Porto Rico provisional regi-
80 Of Infantry in parades when marines. naval
re-- decided that the Porto Rico regiment is q
~. 9I the regular army II takes precedence over
= iofoes aamed.
sENTTNELs ALWAYS sALUTE-Aceording to
Decision Just made by the War Department, a
-ienei should salute ofacer crossing hts post
SSssaout regard 10 The distance separating them
crs-s5 vas a doubt as 70 WnetheF q salute IS re
eson was rese,e1 tfat paragraph S5g Manual of
rr- Dlty, requires sentinel 70 salute an cfIlcer
ag ais.aseese i-es post even Il ne "
9FItiEH CYCLING MASOEUVRES.-The ma
-'fes Of military cyclists IN England next month
~ sttract considerable attention Cyclists 70 the
5ssSsF Of ak hundred VIII assemble for tactical
~ ses 1s At Salisbury Plain on August This =
- 70 ne the greatest number OF cyclists ever
-''Ishi together for such purpose.
-A-aP EANTTATIOE.-By direction OF Acting
ieiaFy Oliver the military secretary has written
- % the commanding general Of each Of the
rs es -A.tEEeffc1 70 Ia 1.a-l-A-ed q ga<4oEs