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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23
Changes in Lighthouse Service.

in Chesapeake bay. caused by the promotion
OF Second Assistant Keeper Alexander p.
Hurst. has been filled by the appointment
or Albert c. Meyers Of Baltimore to the
service, and his assignment TO Wolf Trap
for duty.
Joshua H. Daley, assistant keeper Of
Bluff Shoal light station. N. c., has resign
ed and William H Etheridge of North Car
DINA has been named to succeed him
Littleton p. Timmons assistant keeper
of the Holland Island Bar light station. On
Chesapeake bay and George s. Hoffman.
assistant keeper of the Choptank river light.
on Chesapeake bay have been directed to
change stations. Timmons going to the
Choptank river station and Hoffman to the
Holland Island light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23
NEW ROUTE TO ORIENT
Proposed Railway to the Gulf
of California.
TERMINUS AT TOPOL OBMPO
Enterprise Being Promoted by Arthur
E. Stillwell.
MUCH OF THE ROAD COMPLETED
Coin" Harvey Discovered in Arkan-
sas-Interesting Story of an italian
Colony in the ozarks.
TERMINUS AT TOP0L OBMPO
MUCH OF THE ROAD COMPLETED
BY WILLIAM E. cURrIs.

ial Correspondence of The Star and the Chi
cago Record Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23

similar attractive names will have in the
future to bear paster stating plainly Just
what sort OF dope and chemicals and raw
spirits enter into fits composition II this
threat Is carried out the man who can get
a 10 per cent Scotch high ball over the bar
may think himself lucky that II Is no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23
The New Line to Topolobampo.

Rival railways, however. got the road
away from him through the usual machina-
lions of Wall street but he believes that
that was a part OF his destiny, also, and
the next day after he lost control of the
property he started another and more i'm
portant road. which he claims will not
only shorten the route between Kansas City
and the orient. but Will develop very i'm
portant tract of country which is now with
out transportation facilities. He drew a
straight line from Kansas City through
Kansas. Oklahoma. Texas and Mexico to
the port of Topolobampo on the Gulf of
California, where a soeialistic colony OF
Americans had t/lef but interesting ex-
perlence some yC/rs ago. He went to
Mexico and obtained from the government
a subsidy OF IS, 500 600 for 500 miles of road
and additional subsidies from the state gov
ernments of Chihuahua and Sinalea. He
commenced his survey at once obtained his
right of way and commenced construction
at three points-on the Rio Grande, on the
Pacific and at the Kansas City end. The
line Is to be 1880 miles long. More than
half the entire distance Is already graded.
300 miles are in operation, and Mr.. Stiliwell
tells me that he expects to have a thou
sand miles in operation by the end of this
year II will open up an entirely new coun-
try. which now has no transportation facili-
ties
II is the only railroad running north and
south IN Texas west of Fort Worth, and
The OnlF ROAD III u strip Oh country OuD
miles wide 1t crosses at right angles the
Fort Worth and Denver, the Texas Pacific
the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific
roads. In Mexico the situation Is reversed.
The existing roads all run north and south
and this is the only line which runs east
and west. The Orient crosses the Southern
Pacific at Alpine. Texas. LOO miles from
Los Angeles and GSS miles from Topolo-
bampo. The Mexican portion OF the line
passes through a very important mining
country which has not been developed be-
cause IL has been inaccessible.
MIR. StiiIweli says that he gets his money
everywhere but in Wall street. and that
most OF il is furnished by the people WHO
backed him In the Kansas City and rort
Arthur scheme. He mentions as an ex-
traordinary fact that every stockholder in
Kansas City except one who was In she
first enterprise Is In this; and the same
Is true in St Louis except that most or
them have doubled their subscriptions. In
Boston all of his old subscribers but two
and In London all but two have gone into
the new scheme, while he has about 600
subscribers in Holland. Mr. Stiliwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23

Claude A. Mitchell, aged hfty-iive, as.
sistant cashier of the Bradford National
Bank. Bradford, Pa. committed suicide
late Wednesday night while temporarily
insane following an attack o. nervous pros
tration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23

Prof James Mills PIERCE the Oldest nrem-
Der of the Harvard faculty In point of serv.
ice and one of the best-known mathema-
ticians In the United States. died OF pneu-
monia at his home In Cambridge. Mass.
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-23

"Coin'' Harvey. the fat money fnanc'er,
who gained a great deal of notoriety during
Bryans tirst campaign for the presidency
by publishing a book called Coins F'inan-
cial School," Is running a summer resort
on the Frisco railroad near the town Of
Rogers, Ark He has quit politics and takes
no part in local affairs. While living in
Chicago Mr.. Harvey endeayored to qualify
himself as an expert IN the pleasure re-
sort business by visiting nearly every place
In the country where he thought he might
acquire a knowledge on that subject. Then
he started IN TO proNisie the ideal resting
place for suffering, tired and pleasure
loving humanity. He selected the Ozark
mountains offering the best climate and
other attractions and purchased an old
hotel that had run down by bad manage
ment. He called 1t ''Monte-Ne." He built
a dam IN a creek, so to form an artiii-
cial lake, which he planted with fish and
provided with gondolas; he organized a
stock company to build a pretentiaus new
hotel. He has not sold the shares as rap
idly as he hoped and business is a little
slow, but he is not discouraged and be-
iieves that the patrons will come in
throngs to Monte Ne when peonte ind out
what paradise it Is.
Story of an italian Colony.
Near Springdale. Washington county
Ark. in the Ozark mountains on the Frisco
railroad, Is a very interesting colony OF
Italians which illustrates what may be done
in that part of the country by Industrious
men. Seven or eight years ago somebody
brought colony of farmers from northern
Italy and located them in a swampy region
on the bank OF the Mississippi In the
southeastern part of Arkansas where all
suffered severely and many died from ma
laria and other climatic diseases. Padre
Pietro Bandini parish priest In the Itai-
ian tenement house district in New York.
wfa came from the same part OF italy. read
in the newspapers of the distress of his
fellow-eountrymen and at once started fer
their re.--- He recognized the source of
their trouble and decided that they must
be removed to a healthier locality at once.
Bracing them up the best he could he
started out TO look Tor a more hea,thful
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Summons.

st s!an Ct N g ! 2. Da sso q.
"A Justice Court: before Fl Henry. iustiee
aaalam, Rodenbach 3 Co., eo.partnershin,
consisting OF John Haslam and George Rodeus
bach, plaintiff, vs. Edwin Thomas, defea.s
dent.-Second Summons. saiss3
The State Of North Dakota to said dsfeA-
dant: ~
y By this second summons herein you are dii-
\ City Of Devils Lake. said county and state, O.
nine o'clock IN the forenoon OF the 4th day IL
December, i9o6, there to answer the complains
alleging that You are re- indebted 10 Tie plail.
iHs in the sum Of S3k.75 for goods, wares and
merchandise furnished you by the said plain
4 or alleging that the said plaintiffs did canzs
attachment duly issued ~ tho above nam
ssss sls ss Is e as sY ssss
water GLASSES PAIL Il ali dining s room a. chair ad
plates s; tnys ives and foss 81
~ pitcher bread dish, epring cot, wo0deA
rocking chairs, lamp. ] center table. j dining
oSa sass Is aPaow
4 gasoline stove, iron bedstsads, springs and
mattresses. wooden bedatead, one neat
ssGHs a sRat pIsgs one ha1 sm aSs
for the sum OF $S4 rs against you together with
the costs and disbursements Of this action, and
enAs gu6 goouB nefelnDef0f0 u0ScrlD0us loyiou
upon by the sheriff In this action be sold al.
cording to law to safety the claim of til
PLAINTIFF and all of the costs herai
and The costs of aale: and you8 aiS
notified that unless you 20 appear an&
answer the plaintiff will take Judgment aeaine5
/ you accordingly. ~ \
Given this Sth day Of November. 1905.
~ r. Henry,
ty, N. {. 49,
Fred ]. Traynor,
Il !, Plaintiffs Attorney, Devils Lahs,
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State of North Dakota,
County Of Ramsey, 30.
IN district court. second judicial district.
Charles Anderson aud Andrew sshesY Plain.
a. %. Fonkalsrud. 8. p. Ronnei, "a III. 81
Fonkalsrud. Mrs. 8. p. Ronnei., Ole Sssfataas,
asne hsS john sohass
partners as Russell q SchLltze, Nels M. Leo,
and Andrew ]. Vedaa, co-partners as Lee q
poration, e. 81. StoItze, Gnss Anderson and tbs
Devils Lake Improvement Company, acorpora.
ton, Defendants ~ ~.
uemens and dscrse
and given by the district court of the second
judicial district in and for the County Of Ram
o. North entered and dock
TENDER; A. u, 1905 and an action herein Halyor
5Th9e, B. ThYmpson, Hans Rustom. Charles
and a. O. Fonk alsrud. s. P. Ronnei, Mrs.A. o.
Fonkalsrud, Mrs. y. P. Ronnei, Ole Skratass II
shannon, John Lund. 9. P. Brainard, john
partners as Russell q chnltze, Nels D.. Lee and
Andrew j. Vedaa, co-partners as Lee & Vedaa;
The Robertson Lumber Company, corpora.
Devils Lake Improvement Comp any, q corpora
ton, were defendants, in favor Of the PLAINTIFF
and against said defendants, A, Q. Fonkalsrud
.. II. Ronnei, Mrs. a. @. Fonkalsrud and Mrs.
s. P. Ronnei, for the sum Of S2l2S.s2 which
!. Judgment and decree among other things, ds.
rected the sale by me of the real property here
| Judgment with interest thereon. and the COST
and expenses Of such sale or 80 much thereof al
the proceeds Of such sails applicable therets
e s e oos si IT, e Ct q sa ssusa
in and for the county Of Ramsey, and under the
seal Of said court directing me 70 sell said real
property pursuant TO such Judgment and do
j, John Mclean, sheriff OF said Ramsey corr,
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Notice 81 Application to vacate Streets.


Not;ca IL IL rabu 3; NV, ,,at;
aan nresanted ~ tSa ;tu " ~, Va
az Dayiis faa Nortb III EotS and MAJ y, ~
ofice Of the CITY auditor M lyacata thn Slae
iisys IL AHA sv ~ er,1s 81 sssss!s ana
described that said petition viii Ia cona;der.
All sn has Il hy - II r;t, " " Sns
gav ~ mars,,sar 81 Yoos " me itGn
al fha cnnnci chamhera N tic stu =:
said cty IN tie citv ha in tbe c;fv ~ ~
Lake. N. Is. = 80 8 y = =
"a nj. q. q. . 4. 3 ~
i ~ porslo9s q saia sgreets ana alleys sought
" " w sac tts arg uescflned az IolioWs
q AL OF the alley in block 1888 from the south.
erly line OF Railroad avenue south to the west
line OF lot u produced.
Railroad avenue south to t te 81
center 81 Kittson avenue to the Tsst Hna s ~
lot i6 produced In block inc. - - = =
All Of Kittson avenue from, the southarl. I;na
OF Railroad avenue southto thecentarof fr;fth
etreaf and aaat il A K;ttso,s Atsll
center Of Fifth street to the north i;na ~ aiiav
produced in block 1888. y
All OF the alley IN block l79 from tha en,,ti,aY-
" line or Railroad avenue south II tbas usst
line of lot produced in said block I79. ~ -
All Of Sixth street from the soufherly line OF
produced IN BLOCK iso and nors Is M N ~
street from the west line OF lot Q produced in
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Notice Of Hearing Application for Drug
gisf,s Permit.

State Of North Dakofa, County of Ramsey ss:
lin County Court. 81
Pursuant to an orderof this court, made on
the 3Ist day OF Oct. al. ID. 1865. notice 10 hereby
given that on Saturday, this sst day Of Dec. a.
day. ait the court rooms of this court, at the
county court house, Id the City Of Devils Lake
County OF Ramsey and State Of North Dakota,
as the time and placg for hearing
the petition Of a. M. Harrison, sof tjis
village OF Webster N. d In said Ratnsey
county, for the granting to him o. drugriet.s
permit 70 sail for medicinal, scientidc and
mechanical purposes, malt, yinous, spirftone,
fermented or other Intoxicating liquors az
Webster In the twp. of EreBhwat6r, County OF
Ramsey and 4tats Of North Dakota; when and
where any person Interested In the granting Of
said petition may appear aud contest tbs seriae
be- heard.
Dated at Devils Like, North Dakota. ft,s
Slat day Of 0Bts a. %. 1866, Z
DIN n. Henry,
judge Of tho County ,s,fsrk
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Registered and Graded Pol
and China Hogs For Sale Two
registered Poland China bears
and graded soWs for sale, also
young bears and sows entitled to
registry. No better in the state;
prices reasonable. II. M. Creel.
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FOR SALE

For Sale few choice quart
er section farms in Ramsey
and Cavalier counties; $40 to
SIS an acre. See Joe Zunich,
Devils Lake.
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For Sale Cheap Al gasoline
engine at Marble Works Devils
Lake, IN. ID.

For Sale As gasoline engine,
either a6 or IL horse power.
Engines are in first class rum
ming order. Enquire at the
Marble Works. Devils Lake, N.
ID. -.
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For rent Seven room house
facing south in fine location.
Supplied with closets. storm
shed, storm windows, coal shed !;
rooms large. Brennan & Gray.
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esidence for Sale. Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine
trees, sewer and water in street.
Good ghborhood. Price $1,000.
Apply TO FL. g. Middaugh.
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For Sale Registered Short
horn cows and heifers until
Nov. 18th, $50. 90 each. Inquire
of Fred Baker or Sec. /, Morris
twp.
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orSale. About so full blood
cd Shropshire sheep. Will sell
one or all. "A Snap. James Lynn
8 miles from Grand Harbor.
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Taken q Came to my place.
Sabont q week ago, two bay mares
Withaite faces. and one bay
nnargcols; two years old. ST. Gauls
Monastery
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SFOR RENT

For Rent "a small house On
1 Eight street Enquire BE Mrs
Green East Eight street
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Wanted . Boy Over is years
old to carry mail from Fort
Totten to the new postoffice Of
Malloy, q distance of 6 miles.
For further information see
postmaster at new postofice.
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Don't orget the New York cash
store when you furnish your new
house.
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For Sale Some very fine white
Leghorn cockerels. Collins strain.
Will improve the laying qualities
of any flock. Apply to Ten Brock
& Howard Whipple.
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get your fuel 1t tlls Farllieg
naill Call IT'D
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Lost q three months-old SPAN
ial pup female. Finder return to
Dr. Jones and receive reward
Strayed. A dark brown Ham.
bletonian mare colt, q years old,
bad on halter frUrd my place iii
Morris township.
leo. Rustoan.
lvOR REHr
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Wanted A girl to work for
her board while going to school.
Mrs. Nv. H. Reid.
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Fine farm lands iii Ramss,
county for rent or sale see 4
DEF Places.
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Burtscher j Trench dry clean.
ing process Is having q great
run. Old clothes made to look
as good as new. Try the new
process
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Wanteda Bright Man with
light team as salesman in
Benson and Ramsey counties.
Experience not necessary.
Steady work and good pay
guaranteed to the right. man.
Reference required. For partic.
ulars address Koch ". I. Co
Winona. MINI.
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WANlA ADS
HELP WANTED-AIAIE

HELP WANTED-MAIE
Wanted Gentleman or lady
with good reference to- travel by
rail or with a rig for a firm Of
$3.50, Coo capital. Salary ST.
O72.W per year and expenses, sal
airy paid weekly and expenses adj
venced. Address, with stamp, Jos.
A. Alexander, Devils, Lake. N. D,
w anted. A night engineer
at the Devils Lake Improve
lnent company's plant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25
FOR NEGRO PROGRESS

Washington. Dec 24.-The govern
ment commission of the jamestown
exposition is making close inquiry
into what is being done to prepare for
an exhibition of negro progress at the
exposition. Congress authorized the
expenditure of 100000 to be utilized
by the Negro Development company.
The government commission is exam
lining Giles d. Jackson of Richmond,
director general of the exhibit. He is
being asked among other things to
explain bills aggregating 100000 which
are now before the commission, but
payment for which has been held up
pending the explanation. Jackson has
put in bill for $4,000 in salary for
services alleged to extend over a per-
iod of two years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25
SON ANSWERED
Gall Of Dying Father and
Rushed Around World
to His Bedside.
MAJOR TAGGART HOME
Special to Morning News.

Special to Morning News.
Orrville.. Dec. 24-Iu q race con
Cluded here from Manila, P. l., across
the Pacific ocean to San Francisco
and from the Golden Gate city across
the American continent to this little
village, Major Elmore F, Taggart, Uni
ted States army omcer, widely known
because of his sensational divorce
trial at Wooster, o., just arrived here,
has had in view more than the pur-
suit of his own health,
Major Taggart left the Philippines
with the ostensible purpose of going
to San Francisco where he was to, en-
ter hospital for treatment. But the
fact that his aged mother. Morrow
Taggart, of this place, has been pal
sled with illness for many weeks and
that his death has at times been
momentarily expected, urged the son
TO abandon all thought of his personal
welfare in San. Francisco, and throw
ing prudence to the winds, Major Tag
gart improved the swiftest transit that
he could secure and rushed to the bed
side of his dying father. His coming
was greatly fastened by the fact that
the aged Morrow Taggart has often
expressed the wish that he might once
more behold his son, who is the de-
light and apple of his eye.
Major Taggart reached Orrville in
greatly weakened condition. he
found his father physically improved
from his condition of few weeks
ago. although 1t is feared that the Of
ficer arrived none too soon. 1t is
believed that his arrival and pres
ence will give the father a new lease
of life, and although he may not re-
cover. he may enjoy many hours In
the company of his SON
Major Taggart dislikes to refer
to that portion of the past which deals
with his divorce history. He will not
discuss the whereabouts of his former
wife and children. 81 am here in
pursuit Of rest and health and to see
my father" he says, The major was
welcomed at Orrville by demonstra-
tion upon the part of many of the old
est and best citizens of the place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed condi-
tion of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube, When this tube is In
famed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and wheE At is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unless
the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to it's normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by Ca
condition of the mucous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for
my case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
f. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Sold by ell Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25
MANY GIFTS
For the President, Although He Does
Not Receive Them All.

wv NSNS'NS FNs
Washington, Dec. 24-The president
does not receive indiscriminate Christ
mas presents even if the name of the
sender accompanies the gift A large
number of offerings were today "de-
clined with thanks" One of the gifts
returned was a pretty Christmas tree
for the Roosevelt children. 1t was ac-
companied by box containing elab-
crate decorations. 1t is explained at
the white house that the president
does not wish to have 1t understood
that he means offense in returning
these offerings, but that, obviously he
considers it impossible to receive
them from strangers. The children
are making the white house ring with
their merriment tonight There is a
large tree. The president spent a
busy day at the executive offices until
after 2 o'clock. when he prepared for
his daily horseback ride. He appear
ed to give no heed to the biting wind,
the most severe experienced this win
ter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25
NOTHING COMPARES

TO FATHER WILLIAMS INDIAN
TEA for all diseases of the LIVER
and KIDNEYS. STOMACH and BOW.
ELS.
It causes vigorous action of the
LIVER. digesting the food causing a
regular free movement of the BOW.
ELS. cleanses the KIDNEYS, purifies
the BLOOD. makes you well, keeps
you we'll It only costs you 20 cents
20 try IT. In Tea or Tablet form.
For sale only by BoLENDER's CUT
RATE DRUG STORE, Everything Ia
Drugs. z0S z. Tusc. St, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25
THREE DIE OF COLD

New York, Dec 24.-Three deaths
and several severe cases of exposure
to the arctic temperature were credit
ed to the cold snap on the police blot
ters this afternoon. There was also
a great amount of severe suffering and
very general discomfort not thus re-
corded but experienced all over the
city Upstate and in North Jersey 1t
was reported as the coldest day OF
the season.
The weather bureau reports that
northwest storm warnings were dis
played along the coast from North
Carolina to New York"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-25

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL 1t fails
to cure. f.: w. Groves signature Is on
ca ch box. 26cs