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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-30

ESunday.
Combination sale, Saturday,
April 9TH. 81
Dakota Machinery company
guarantees all work done.
Miss Laura Gretzsinger is
spending the Easter vacation at
Ihome.
Wanted. Girl for general.
houseWork. Mrs. Ell. e. Baird.
East 9Th street.
Miss Mary johnson is up from
1.-THE University spending the week
1 with her parents in the city.
For every SIS purchase you get
ISL worth of merchandise free at
Arneson Mercantile company's.
Best insurance companies in the
world. r. H. Reuter-, agent.
4 First National Bank.
Miss Bernice Kelly Of Crary
visited friends in the city the
/ latter part Of the past week.
Spring sale commences Satur-
Iday March 81 at Arneson Mer-
camille company s.
i Wanted Incompetent girl for
general houseWork. Mrs. wv. M
4 olbrook.
4 Mrs. Ted Horsman returned
/ Saturday from Churchs Ferry
where she had been visiting re-.
j latives.
Hot coffee every Afternoon
i from 3 to 5 o'clock during the
sale at the Arneson Mercantile,
i company.
Mrs. Hattie Sloman Of Grand
i Harbor was in the metropolis
shopping this week and calling
4 on old friends.
The First National Bank. Dew
ills Lake, N. d., loans money ON
l real estate ait seven per cent.
j. r. Roller was down from
/ Webster Friday evening to be
4 present at the Masonic meeting
Iof that evening.
Wanted "A good girl for gen
4 eral house work in a family Of
three. Apply to Mrs. P. ]. Nc
| Glory.
VIII Elliott formerly Of this
lefty now living near MohaIl Wis
lifted friends and relatives il the
lefty the past week.
Hot coffee every afternoon
j from 3 to 5 o'clock during sale
at the .Arneson Mercantile com
pany.
Thos. j. Baird, the veteran
real estate man Of Lakota was in
4 the city on business the latter
part Of the past week.
Wait for the opening Of the
new hardware store iii Masonic
building. O 'Brien Bros. will
isurely interest you.
Mrs. Ole Serumgard returned
5lSunday from sMankato MINI.
where she has been for the past
two months visiting relatives.
Remember this is a case where
!, you actually get something for
nothing at Arnesons Mercantile
company.
Earl Mann came np from the
i University the latter part of the.
j east week and is spending his
i easter vacation with his parents.
Wanted A pprentice girl to
i learn the millinery trade at the
jacobson store.
The Dakota Machinery co. are
now prepared to do all kinds of
lrepair work Such as steam and
4 gasoline engines and automobiles
member this is a case where
i you actually get something for
4 nothing at Arneson Mercantile
j company's.
Miss Alma Cartier, Of Grand
/ Forks. is spending the week with
! her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Foubert Of this; city,,
j. Shanahan of Fairbault,
mimi, was in the city the latter
part of the past week looking up
1.-The matter of investing money
lin Of near this city.
Telephone rs, vel send our
carrier to your place. All work
ldone promptly and satisfactor
lily. Devils Lake Steam Laun-
Idry y. ,. Thompson, proprietor.
Andrew xelson, one OF the
best known farmers iii hesouth
VvnsfnYsy1 r1sIsf IF lf1n 4, fsI47. ixv rxys,<
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-30

Harvey . Adams and Hugh
Adams of this city lett Tuesday
/ for Williston where they 90 to
establish their residences on
their homesteads. They will re-
main there permanently.
Hotel will buy fixtures and
lease of first class hotel in North
Dakota town not smaller than
300. Give price and location in
first letter. Address 2, care In
teri Ocean.
Marion Small and Ward Gretz-
|singer started west Sunday
morning to acquire a piece of
lUncle Sans domain and in the
near future become tillers Of the
soil. Al
Wanted. Men in each state to
travel, post signs. advertise and
leave samp es of our goods.
SALARY $75 per month. So per
/ day for expenses. Kuhlman
company, Dept. S. Atlas block,
i Chicago.
i AZ. Ell. Bell & Co., and Geo.
/ Jnerg sns are putting in a modern
fheating plant. Joe Jellek has
secured the two contracts which
will insure d good job when
done.
Mrs. w. 3. Powell of Grand
/ Harbor who has been in the hos
1pital here had an operation per-
formed for appendicitis which
was successful and she is now
Iimpro wing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Ell. Routier
returned from their eastern trip
lSaturday evening last and Mr..
lRoutier has resumed his duties
as cashier of the First National
bank of this city.
George jerks was up from
/ LakOta the latter part of the
week on a pleasure trip. Mr..
lJenks is now employed lin the
office Of the general manager Of
1.-THE Farmers Grain Go.
P S. Dunn who has been
visiting relatives ID p Pennsylvania
liza for some weeks past returned
thome Sunday He had an en-
Ejoyable time but is glad to be
back and help run the Farmers
railway
s Stewart & Stewart. contrac-
ltors, build ers, and repairers Of
telephone lines and exchanges.
Special attention paid to rural
| lines. Let us hear from you be-.
fore building Devils Lake.
nv. D.
Dan Brennan came up from
| Grand Forks Saturday evening
land stayed here until Monday
when he returned to the Univer-
lsity where he is attending to
lsorne special work during his
Easter vacation.
Miss Bertha Palmer who was
1.-The guest of Miss Leila Short
ridge for a week left Saturday
| for LakOta where she speat Sum
Iday with Miss Vanniel., return
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-30
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Hodgkinson says: When you
need sick room supplies come
there first. Our stock is com
5plete and we'll have what you
want. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-05

90 OF rate has been fled with the Qnterstatsl
Commission IN compliance with the terms OF ths
law, none but the favored shipper may know
OK iCs existence" AS the Interstate Law eXpliC-
ttly provides that every tariff OF rates so dlet
must be posted at every freight station and open
70 conceive OF the COmmissiOneFs tsmsrity n
making such an utteTance.
The Presidents message complains OF "tns
way IN which the law Is evaAed by treating as
state commerce what IS In reality merely Q part
forms OF law may be complied with" Yet this
very nethOQ OK making q through rate ny
combination Of two separate state rates 1as
been held TO be by the Interstate COnMeres
Commission lawful and proper.
The statement that the STANDARD Oh Cor-
pany has largely by unfair and unlawful meth
DDS crushed out home competition" Is Tgly
answered by the fact that home competition ERs
always existed, ts steadily growing ana tlt.
there are now az least 125 competitive refnsFles
IN the United States.
been made since the Commissioners el1eent
work began, all the Standard OIL Company -
% say is that any such changes have been maze
without its suggestion or effort
his message over the inability OF the TailFoas
20 combine and protect themselves nom ne
shippers win probably arouse amusement
The President says. respecting TINS li'cs11
cation, that the facts are not In dispute. 01Ss Ss
the differences are disputed. Ih0 SC0n01fG ~. ~
a muck rake dug out such Os under his 1n-nis~-
lattOn he felt would prove damaging. =.
The Standard on Company has been AhNeS-s
gated over and over again at the fnsts..uoa -
its rivals. and Il always welcomes such ii.ss+ ss
CATION when conducted IN good faith and Iells-
We are engaged in a large and hOnoIaOie 49,
ness. We are conducting it hOnof0oly ana W
sincerely believe In conformity 90 law
New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
NEWMAN EXPLAINS CENTRAL's STAND
Opened Interstate Commerce Books, but Re.
fused TO Give State Rate.

w. H. Newman president OF the New York Cen
trial. was quoted yesterday follows in reply 20
the criticism Of his company in the Garfield re-
ports
We refuse TO furnish our state rate 20 the Bureati
and Labor because the department has tHFisdiction
only Interstate commerce. We chocrTIiIT 80
the department access to Interstate corSrecTco
books just as we would give the proper state an
thoTties information to state rate AZ N ,So
called for.
AS to the New York Central being the only COM
pany which refused TO supply Commissioner Car
fed with the state rate attention should be called
10 the fact that the New York Central Is the onIy
large state railroad in the country. s
do not think that the Standard OIL COMPANY
received rebates from any railroad. Naturally IL
is always on the lookout for the most favorable
rates, and, by reason of it's compact organization
IL instantly ready TO take advantage OF any changes
IN tho tariff.
Any other shipper could do the same thing only
the Standard OH Company by being alert. has been
enabled 70 get the best possible rates BY unoeasing
scrutiny OF the tariffs II II had failed take
advantage OF any rate changes favorable 20 itself
the Standard on company would have been foolish.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
STOCKS RISE RAPIDLY.
Presidents Message Removes Feel
eng of Uncertainty.
The President

The response Of Wall Street 70 the Presidents
message. transmitting to Congress the report OF
the Commissioner of Corporations upon the result
OF his investigation Of the Standard OIL Company
was a rapid and general advance IN the prices Of
stocks, which reelected relief that the period OF un
certainty as TO what the report might contain was
over, improved market sentiment df1e 70 the
generally conceded conservatism OF the Presidents
message and a feeling that the railroads would
benefit both in the direction Of being under less
pressure in future to grant rebates and from the
Presidents suggestion that they be permitted to
enter into restricted pooling arrangements
Other factors Of Improvement were the easing OF
the rates for money and the announcement that
100000 OF the funds recently sent TO Oakland Cal
by a local bank was to be returned az once b,,
telegraphic transfer it being understood that the
transfer marked the beginning OF a large return
flow.
Soon after the opening a determined drive was
made at Amalgamated Copper one OF the so-caIled
Standard Oil stocks. which forced it down TO es a
new low record for this movement. The general
list yielded in sympathy with Amalgamated but
before the end OF the first hour recovery set In
which not interrupted during the rest OF the
day. The shorts began covering early but when
the message appeared the covering movement he-
came an excited rush, with the Standard OIL stocks
with last prices at about the highest OF the day,
Some Of the striking net advances were:
Amalgamated Copper, Ole points; New York Cen
tral. 6l5 Union Pacific, 3b; Anaconda, l1A Con-
solidated Gas, 23s;. Great Northern. IA; Northern
Pacific, m; Reading, 6l4; Delaware & Hudson, q;
Louisville Nashville. 3; Tennessee Coal and Iron
ferred, rs; New York Air Brake, as: American
Smelling and Refining, as. On the curb Standard
bd @ ased against ss BID ana S aSSed SiUss az a tbS fS
close on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
.AILWAY EXAMINATIONS

Though not bearing upon the question Of rail-
road rates. there are two measures consideration
New-York tribune., 1906-05-05

Of which IS Imperatively suggested by the sub
mission Of this report. The Standard Oil Com
pany has, largely by unfair or unlawful methods,
crushed out home competition. II Is highly de-
sirable that element sof competition should be
introduced by the passage Of some such law as
that which has already passed the House. put
ting alcohol used In the arts and manufactures
upon the Gree list Furthermore the time has
come when no oil or coal lands held by the gov
ernment, either upon the public domain proper
or in territory owned by the Indian tribes, should
be alienated. The fee TO such lands should be
kept IN the United States government whether or
not the profits arising from It are to be given 70
any Indian tribe and the lands should be leased
only on such terms and for such periods as VIII
enable the government 70 keep entire control
thereof THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The White House. May 4. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
MADE TARGET OF COUNTS BALLOON
fBy TeIograph 20 mo Tribu

lBy Telegraph 70 Tho TrtbuEo1
Wlnsted, Conn, May At became known y,
day that as Count Henri de- la Vaulx. the ErenSH
aorunaut: Captain Homer W. Hedge. Of Ne~
York, president OF the Aero Club. and Cnas.'s
Jerome Edwards. Of Brooklyn. sailed over -
village OF East Canaan Saturday In the oali.
Ie Centaure. Henry HOlsapple shot az the sl.'.--
Ops several times with rifle. not thin4ins L -
was any ono In the basket. The oaloo11 49,
so Ear up. however. that the shots Oiu N'~ -
effect
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

DRAUGHON Always makes good. Wanted you to read the following statement from bank about Draughon's s5e0. % deposit
 This certifies that S500.90 has been deposited In this bank for twelve months by I'rRugh-. on's Practical Business College Company. Montgomery and Nashville as a guarantee of good faith that 1t will make gcod It's proposition published in. it's booklet entitled, "Draughons Eye-opener," which prop osition Is in substance as follows: Two students may be selected to take bookkeeping--5ne three months in one of praughons colleges, and one six months in any 3ther business college in the United States, and at.9he end of three and six mouths, respectively, these students arc to te examined by three Judges practical h5ckkeepeFs-one each to be selected by the respective colleges, the two judges to select the third one; the majority to rule, and if Draughons three months student has net as gocd or better knowledge of bookkeeping than the ether student. Draughon will pay tuition for said student and all the expenses for the examination; the examination to consist of making such entries as come up in keeping books for mercantile houses and banks, plain double entry be beokkeeping for co-Partnerships and corporat tions, changing hooks from single to
 double entry, etc. (Signed) City Savings
 Bank per A. S. Williams, President. Nash
 vifle Tenn October 2. 19es, Draughon's
 'Eye-opener" will open the eyes of the blind and unstop the ears of the duaf--those who are not already convinced that Draugh- ons gives the best courses of instruction in bookkeeping, shorthand, etc. Call write or phone for it. It's free. Catalogue is also free-Draughon's College, Dexter Avenue opposite the Post Office, Montgomery, Ar
 thur c. Minter. Mgr. -25-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
BETHEA & CONNIFF.
Real Estate and Insurance.
 For Sale.

For SaAes
 Three and one-half acres, on gravel road, between CloVerdale and East Cloverdale. This Is the only acreage that can be obtained in thIs fashionable part of Montgomery. Price, S3.500. If you have as much as Sz50 cash, we can sell you an attractive siX-room cot tage on Jackson Street This place is practically new, and is in one of the best neighborhOods in the city. Price, S8,150. Terms to suit
 s2350 will buy dve-room cnttags close in, in the southern part of city Location ideal. We can lend you Sl, ,250 on this place a b per cent.
 $2,250 will buy hve-rOom cottage one block off Highland Ave, corner Boyce and Palmetto Streets Lot 50X150 We can handle this property for you for 1000 cash
 If you are looking for a suburban home, at any price, talk to us before buying. We nave some of the most desirable to be found.
 LET US co ON YOUR BOND. WE REPRESENT THE EMPIRE STATE SURETY COMPANY.
 WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE. PLATE GLASS INSURANCE LIAB1L- ITY AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. For Sale-Suburban lots in any sec ton of Montgomery, easy payments This is the place to save your money where it will double itself.
 BETHEA & CONNIFFS
 Real Estate and Insurance. &S Firat National Bank Building
 PHONE 084
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
TO Cents on ths Dollar Here,

The latest forms of our Accident ana Health Policies provide an annuity to age 70 in the event Of peramnent disability re- sulting from accident or loss of health. Large sums are paid for paralysis, loss of sight or insanity. resulting from disease or accident A weekly indemnity Is paid for each week of sickness or accident, and large sums for loss of lite, limb or sight. Each child of the assured is Insured against accidents and death There are many THIS NEW POITCF, IF YOU WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH
 Do you need Fire Insuranee7 If you are not protected against fire. call us. Phone 12s, for lowest rates.
 We will go on your bond. Don't plaeY yourself under obligations to- or annoy yonr friends Prompt and confidenti= eAtion.
 If you need Piate-glass eleyat,..9 Bteann-- we can serve yen tn yonr advantage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

We have for sale, a modern, nine room dwelling, lot 5Ox15O, only one block from business district and little over two blocks from Court Square.
 In the Southern portion of the city. one door from Ferry street, we have a modern S-room dwelling for only S3.- 25O.0O. The house a,one is worth the money and the lot is very valuable,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
Davidson, Holt & Strauss
 insurance and Real Estate
g2n.nn0

see,ooo
 win buy one of the most desiraDie pieces of property on Dexter Avenue. Corner lot A great outcome to this, and good investment.
 g12,5O0
 For this amount we offer three- story store building on a leading bus mess street. well rented to good ten- ant Don't miss this chance for an investment.
 s7,oOO will buy desirable residence near in to the business center. two stories, ten rooms Lot s0x15o. mod ern Improvements.
 sl.50o. for three four-room houses. that rent for $6 each per month, good investment here. that you should not miss.
 s1,soo will buy three vacant iotsin a good neighborhood. small houses built on these lots will readily rent at a good price.
 si.Soo will buy two vacant lots on Julia street, a good situation for home. or for small tenant houses. Vacant lot, corner Jackson and King Street. If sold at once can be had at Darsaih Far uent.
 Dwelling corner Hull and Monroe Streets Ten rooms. porcelain bath ed so two families can occupy separate apartments.
 Plantations
 We have q plantation of 200 acres within seven miles of the city on Foot road. which we will cut up and sell in lots of ten or twenty acres on easy terms. Now Is your chance.
 Several large plantations are on our books. and can be sold at prices and on terms that should recommend them to your favorable consideration.
 Fire En sur nee
 We represent fourteen of the lead ing fire insurance companies of the world, thereby giving us the best fa- cilities to handle all classes of bus mess in this line. we understand our buainess. and sell to the public 'Ia- surance that insures."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
EDUCATIONAL.

JOIN the Post Card Club. and receive card. from all parts of the world, Send 1Sc fol send with your membership. a handsome post cara album. Wilhelm. Ts7 Main St.
 Buffalo. N r. -l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
Phone I2o S6,OOO investment

Six nice new, cottages, paying this wear s660 rent. Will rent next year for SSi0 or over 12 per cent net. what better do you wantf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
Ra.OOO HOLE.

This place is on Finley Avenue. Bel finger Heights; lot is 45x207, house Is a beautiful six-room cottage, and the neighhorhood is first-c1ass. Owner has left the city, and authorizes us to sell this week at the remarkably low price named Don't miss seeing this place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

II you are in the market for an ideal farm. close to city and on tine roau l, let us show You one at price tua' will make you buy.
 For $2,50O. one thousand cash. bal ance at Ter cent, we have niceFWo stcrv dwelling. convenient to business strict and one-haf 'b ock oh car hhe Al tle present rental, it pays l9 per ,ent on money invested, and should rent for more next year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
s4.BOo HOME.

New eight-room house on Holcombe Street, cabinet mantels In every room, two bath rooms, electric iights, gas and all modern convent nces. This IS m lot. and requires only $500 cash to get 1t Balance by the month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

Near the woodley Road. 30 minutes drive from Montgomery, we are authC rized to sell 160 acres of the very be st prairie land in Montgomery County. Half of this place l. rich. prairie bottom, and the balance is C. smooth red and gray prairie. There about 20 acres of woodland. There are l20 acres rented for next year at SS. 80 per acre. to good, responsible tenants. who are able to run themselves. independent of the land lord We are authorized to sell this prop erty for S27 50 per acre. and We can re- commend 1t, and we do recommend it a good, safe, reliable investment. as we kaow of no such 160 acre tract close to the city and close to a graveiled road, that can be bought for this price Whether you are a farmer not, this place will make you a profitable investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
chas. P. Gunter. Real Estate. Inuurance and Surety
 Bonds. 90 conunerce street. Phone aO5T.

For sale--I have 1900 acres of fine river land just ten miles north from Montgomery on gravel road. This plan tation can be bought for sI250 per acre will lend you half Of the money. consider this an exceptional b1e good plantation. It is well improv- ed and labor is plentiful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

WANTED-Salesmen to sell luorieating oi.s ana 1reases on salary or commission. The Champlon Refining Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
 -5-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

lid tenant. and will make fine iu- rgestment or choice home.
 FOR S4,500.00-Two story residence. modern throughout, close in, and in a most desirable section of the city, Easy terms if desired
 FOR $6.000.000--Six four room resi- fences. with reception halls each lot l0x1O7 feet, rented to good tenenas for S6SO.O0 per annum. An investment here, as safe as a Government Bond. and that will net you nine per cent; you can't beat this.
 FOR ST,50o o0-Excellent suburban residence, eight rooms, modern through out, surrounded by beautiful, lawns. Lot 100x30O feet You cannot find in Montgomery. a more desirable section in which to live, and where property is advancing as rapidly. A shrewd buyer will not hesitate to purchase this prop eFty at price asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
WANTED-MALE HELP.


 WANTEDZLog scaler and top Aaader: we want two good men for above positionss, 2Ssat 9Iss Good wages to right men. In your first let ter state references, wages Wantea' ana when YOU could come. Mcclure Lumber Co, wagar Ala wANTED-A negro jnan who Is a good milker and Is willing to do general work around house and garden. F. F. Glass at The Advertiser office -S-tL wANTED-six first class solicitors to be- gin work immediately; good pay ana per manent employment to men that are Fi4nt, Apply this morning at o'clock. E. B. No bie. Advertiser Office. -S-u wANTEp-For U. s Army-Able oodird - -citizpns of United States If good char acter and temperate habits who can sOeaH resd and write English Apply to recruit ing officer. 15h S Court St. Montgomery Ala. S-su " ee - GET out of the rut own your business sS 4 day sure. Expensive samples tree say uAH' -9-su-st AfEN-And women to secure subscriptions I'd 'oThe American Boy IL Is the leadlnS hov's nagazine and subscriptions for it are asilv secu ed IL pays hig4er commissions than any other publication and gives cash prizes besides every month WrrIie iHe 7P'@su -su-tf wANTED-A man in every town and city to act as our representative. Fine business. good pay and permanent. Lambert shyaer Co, Al W. 24th St, New tork' -o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

SALESMAN N--The Economy Advertising cornpany, of Iowa City, Iowa. win employ one saIesfnan for 1908 for Alabama and Mis- sissirpi Trunk line; advertising novelties.
 bank books, leather goods. etc, etc, Exclu- sive territory. Commission Contract -5