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Farms For Sale

I will sell the following des-
cribed lands, or any Of them, at
a bargain for cash or part cash,
balance on terms to suit the
purchaser, at low tate of in
terest, or | will sell to good
farmers on crop payments:
Township 155, range 61.-sw
Ia, section l, 100 acres; sw IA
section 6, 100 acres; ne IA Sec
ton 9, NV Ia section 10, 800
acres; S 1-2 section 20, sw IA
section 20, ne IA secion 80, GAO
acres.
Township 156, range 62.-e 1-2
section 2, 800 acres NV IA Sec
ton 29. 100 acres ne IA section
26, 100 acres.
Township 1856, range 62.-sw
IA section 8, Sc IA, sw IA, sw
Ia section 4, $50 acres.
Township 157, range 62.-sw
Ia section 81, 100 acres; sw Id
section 81, lot 2, section l, town
ship 156, range 60, PIG acres.
Township 157, range 63.-sw
Ia section IL, 100 acres; ne Ia
section 9, 100 acres.
Township 158, range 64.-se
IA section 8, 100 acres.
Township 155, range 63.-e IL
sw Ia section 2, e IL NV IA
section II, 100 acres; e IL NV
Ia section 12-155-63 and e IL
NV ID section 1862.
John W. Maher,
Devils Lake, N. D.
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Da0RonoRoneHo neRSaRoaon0H
!! STATE NEWS

A bridg will be built across
the Mouse river at Omemee.
Many business men in the state
are quitting, to go out and try
farming.
The local horse;nen at One NEE
are agitating the building OF a
race course.
It is reported that a Ward
county homestead with it's i'm
proven ents sold for So, 500.
Approximately ATS, 1000 bushels
of grain were marketed in Minot
last fall by the five elevators.
The Churchs Ferry creamery
began business a week ago this
Monday with O. N. Peterson in
charge.
The Chaffe-Milling company
will soon erect a large flour mill,
and elevator and ware house in
Casselton.
The state Republican Commit
tee is to meet in Fargo on the
LIST inst, to fix the date of the
state convention.
Peter Engle hauled the largest
load of wheat to Harvey last
year, having 149 bushels and ~
pounds on the load.
The people of the Turtle Noun
tains have been assured that the
Great Northern will construct a
railroad into their region.
More trees will be planted in
North Dakota this year than ever
before. Start early. Plant
some now. and then plant some
more on Arbor day.
Farmers IN the vicinity of Riga
have been successful in the rails
ing of SAND Vetch. a species of
clover which is very nutritious,
and which thrives on sandy soil.
Contracts have been signed for
the extension of a telephone line
from Souris to Kramer. The
farmers along the line will also
be provided with this conven-
fence.
E. A. Burnham, who has for
some time been employed by a
furniture store at Valley City,
left without a leave of absence,
and took with him about $3.50 of
the firms money.
People who have been bothered
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Hotel For Sale

Hotel in the best location; in
Devils Lake, opposite the rail-
way station. Office, parlors,
dining room, kitchen and % bed
rooms. Two full lots making
site 80 feet by. lao feet. Good
income property.
Will trade for good half sec
tlon of land in Ramsey county.
Henry Hale,
Devils Lake, N. d.
AT Office Of John VI. Maher.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-04-20
They are Pleased
with The Land

The Lethbridge Alberta Times is
enthusiastic over the settlement
work done by the o. w. Kerr Co.
of Fargo, in that vicinity, who
recently purchased large tract at
Warner and also own the town.
site. Of the party taken there
several weeks ago, thirty -four out
of thirty-fve purchased land, and
are we'll pleased with the soil and
climate. One farmer in that vi
cinity who settled there last year
has already sown 200 acres Of
wheat this spring. Charles A.
Grettum is looking after the in
terests of the company at Warner
and he reports that they will bring
in about 500 settlers every sixty
days.
The next Special Chartered Car
leaves St. Paul, MINI, Tuesday
April 18th, on the 500 Railway
Parties will be taken on at inter-
mediate points. This will be the
best opportunity offered to see the
land. An interesting letter from
Judge Ankeny of Minneapolis is
given below:
March rs, 1906.
Mr.. "A. Gretturn, Manager Land
Dept. The o. W. Kerr Co.,
Fargo, N. D.
Dear Sir:
Having learned in Minneapolis
of your large tract of land in
Southern Alberta. l lately made
one of party of between 80 and
40 members, most of whom were
farmers wishing to make selections
OF Canada lands. I have traversed
the region in which your lands lie,
and l have no hesitation in saying
that your lands are even better
than you have claimed them to be.
They are gently undulating, have
a fine soil, and-what is of first
moment-have a clay subsoiI of
unusual depth which must ensure
the retention of moisture under
ordinary conditions. The climate
is superb. In driving for days it
was unnecessary to button up
ones oVeTeoat, and generally one
was notneeded at all. The Chinook
winds from the Pacific make the
climate, Id the succession OF seas.
ons, mild healthful and temperate.
To find combined, in all the broad
limits of Canada, the same con-
ditions would be difficult If not inn
possible. The day of cheap land Is
rapidly passing and my own CON.
victioi is that no proper invest
neut in the lands you are now.
offering win prove obs a mistake.
This opinion is backed by the pug
cliase 4 havernade from you and 1
only regret IT could not be larger.
Most truly yours,
a. n. ANKRNY.
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Three sections of Alberta lands
for sale at $3.50 per acre. Easy
terms-Fred J. Traynor, Brennan
block.
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Advertised u etfers

Letters remaining uncalled for
|at the post Office, Devils Lake
for the week ending April
18th, 1905. II not called for
within fourteen days they will
be sent TO the Dead Letter
Office. " Parties calling for any
|of said mail say q advertised. y
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NEW YORK PAIR KEEP OLD
VOW AND MARRY. 49,.
Man Widower and 81, While Woman
Is Both "Grass" and "Sod" Wild
ow at 53-Declaration Of
Love at Age of Four.

New York.-When Mr.. and Mrs. Ia l.
man F. Hubert walked out of the
house of Rev. Henry Marsh Warren,
who had just married them, they were
holding hands like two children play
ing at getting marrleC-although he is
81 and she is So. The chaplain said:
They are the happ4est couple l ever
married. They deserve t. be. They
have waited for each other nearly half
century,
Mr.. Hubert told the chaplain it te-
gan just about so years ago. He was
four years old to the best of his recol-
lection and she was three when he
kicked over a sand pile she was pull l.
ing. She cried and he was sorry. So
he rebuilt it to show how he felt about
it. Then they made up, baby fashion.
The witnesses came in just then, and
Tallman F. Hubert of Bredbrill, Mich,
and Annie M. Hubert of Jersey City
we're married at once. She did not
change her name. That is part OF the
story. =
After the incident of the sand hill
TOD" Hubert belonged to Annie and
Annie to Tod" Their attachment
survived the measles, humps and
whooping cough. They were going to
get married when they got big. AL
this happened In Waterloo, N. Y,
where they were born and brought up,
and whither they now have gone for
their honeymoon.
The kid stage passed. They were
both grown up. And something hap
pened which neither could quite ex-
plain to Mr.. Warren when they told
him about it. - ' .
e I'VE had been so sure of each other"
said the bride, that there was a kind
of relief in going with some one else. -
\ The west called him and he struck
out for Kansas to make his. fortune
He intended to come back and give it
alto her, but he neglected to tell her
so when he left. And along came his
cousin, Moses Hubert, and won her.
When he came back two years later
Moses had just married her.
And didn't care any more about
Waterloo" he said. -...... ...-.-....s ..
The bride, who had been smoothing
her blue travelling gown and smiling
to herself as he talked, put her hand in
his again. 81 ~. s.n- cat =.
Twenty-Five years in the west fol-
lowed for him. He met some one else,
married her, bought with his savings
a fruit farm in Michigan, and prepared
to settle down. His wife died after a
year, the baby living only a little
longer. In the meantime Moses HUI
bert died, leaving her with son.
And really tried to find you after
awhile, I did, Tallman," said the bride
st wasn't for me to hunt for. you, but
! tried. Finally heard you were mar
RED" Il
In fact, his wife died long before, but
she did not get news Of that in Water
loo. So in two or three years she
married again, this time a man named
Smiley, and went to live with him in
Jersey City.
They both passed lightly over that
episode. A year ago she divorced Smi-
ley and the courts gave her back her
former name. So three times she has
changed her name to Hubert 5
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by stock roaming over their pre-
misses the past few months, need
not submit to the nuisance any
longer. On and after April list
all kinus Of stock ceased to be
free commoners for a season.
Farming operations such as
are customary previous to seed
ing, have been carried on
throughout the state, and by this
time thousands of acres are in
condition to be seeded, and con-
siderable has been seeded.
At the last meeting of Nor
witch township, McHenry county.
S575 were appropriated to pay
gopher bounty during the months
Of April. May and June. A 2
cent bounty is offered during the
mouths of April and eMay and l
cent during June.
The old settlers of Barnes
county are preparing to organize
an association. One of the chief
reasons of the organization IS
that the old history of the county
Will be forgotten unless some
steps are taken to make a record
of it so as to hand it down to
thair children
A Richland county farmer sold
As hogs in st. Paul the other
day, at Sc. 80 per hundred, bring
ing home with him a check for
more than $500. These hogs
were bred and grown on his
farm, fed on corn which has been
grown on land that has been
cleaned and enriched by it.
: Prairie fires which ragged in all
directions from Minot, a week
ago last Saturday and Sunday,
doing thousands of dollars worth
of damage, were barely controll-
ed by the heroic work of more
than twenty five men. Many
buildings were consumed by the
flames, and other property such
as hay stacks and even cattle and
hogs did not escape. Prairie
fires are dangerous things to
have around, and the strictest
vigilance should exist to prevent
them.
While at work on the Great
Northern reservoir at Granville,
one day last week about mid
night, one of the dinky engines
went out of commission, which
necessitated the laying off of not
more than a half dozen men
until the engine was repaired.
The balance of the gang who
was working on the dump, took
exception to this transgression
fof one Of the fundamental laws
[of organized labor, and declared
if all couldn't work, none would.
There is now a new crew at work
on the dump.
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FARM FOR SALE.

My farm of three quarter Sec
lions on Sweetwater Lake is fol
sale. 300 acres under cultiva.
ton, 10 acres of thrifty trees.
Buildings cost about $4,000,
Over a mile of lake frontage.
No waste land. Yields from sc
to 100 tons Of hay annually. If
you want a bargain write J. B,
Eaton, Fargo, N. ID. ...
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Wanted.-District managers
to post signs. advertise and dis
tribute samples. Salary $18
weekly, So per day for expenses.
State age and present employ
ment. Ideal Shear company, 80
Randolph street, Chicago
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$4,000 Reward

I will pay reward Of $4,000
for information that will lead to
conviction Of the thief who stole
oats from the granary on the
Fisher farm just north of town.
John Spokesman.
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A fine bunch of Minnesota
brood mares and horses for sale
at reasonable prices. Call at
Bells barn and look them
over. Frank Pitcher, Owner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
SlGU En- LAS ms
CripCiones en- Ma
natl.
In eIOGuents disCuTsO del ssTor Ra-
mos V6Iez.
Fus susp0ndlaa Ia rstrsta por ID rsGlsnts ] sen
tlda musFts de Ia ssTora Collazo De GaIaf.
Ode natestrO coa'respon8aE especial. )

Mayo 30.-Siguen las inscripciones con
mueho orden, reinando un entusiasmo in
descriptible por ambos contendientes.
Basta decir que el viernes como & las 8
p. m. Sc formaron Glas para tomar turno
en- la mafana del sabado habiendo pasado
Ia noehe como 81 SO tratase de un velorio.
Todos fueron obsequiados por sus respec-
tivos jefes con cafe, pan, tabacos hasta
con icores.
Fueron inscriptos $50 correspondence
253 los unionistas y 107 los republica-
nos, dando por consiguiente una mayorfa
de 146 los unionistas.
Conclufdas las inscripciones de este dia
6 invitado que hiciera uso de la palabra
don Isidoro Ramos Velez subi6 al balloon
de Ia casa de don Jose Rivera dirigiendose
al pGblico, que era numeroso y fueron sus
palabras tan acertadas tan llenas de
elocuoncia, que no cesaron los apIausos
En- uno de sus hermosos parrafos, manifes-
to que el medic mas SECURE para obtener
el bienestar de este querido pals y hacerlo
pueblo libre y progresista corresponds
la Union de Puerto Rico, que no est6
leIano el dia en- que este suceda.
1ermin6 recomendando los oyentes IL
mayor cordialidad con nueatros 6ermanos
adversarios
Els innegable que el partido unionista
triunfara en- este pueblo por una mayorfa
de 700 votos; va ellos dicen que la Union
triunfa porque tiene dinero, pero no dicen
por que pierden clos
So ha instalado nuevamente la agen-
cia de maquinas de coser ''Singer" en- un
local apropiado en- la calle de la Union.
Esta al frente de dicha agencia el sefior
Carreras = es sub-agente don Enrique
Villamil.
-Anoche fue suspendida la retreta 4
censecuencia de la reciente inesperada
muerte de Ia inolvidable dona Conception
Collazo de Calaf, madre amantfsima =
protectora de Manatf.
Hoy Sc celebr6 el juicio de los bron-
ces cobre que huTtaron en- la hacienda
''Monserrat," del senior Calaf, decIarandc
culpab1es los indivi inos autores del
hurto Isidoro Fern&ndez, cuatro meses y
costas; Jose Martinez, catorce meses; Juan
Sanchez, tres meses.
Todos son peonea de la citada hacienda
Tambien Sc celebr6 81 Juicio de unc
de los ''leaders' de Ia "Federaci6n Libre'
llamado Francisco Rojas.
Fue sentenciado cuatro meses y dos
cientos pesos.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDEN-
te OCufnido a un
hOnbre en- AreCibO
Rallahase trepada en- uD arbOl de
huaHO y Sc hiri6 con IN GuGhIIIo
que en- lorna hOz uSaba
DeclaraciOnss que So assgara prGstadas con
motluo De successes De Elato Vlslo
(De muestro corresponsal. }

Mayo 81. En- la mafiana de aver fue
encontrado muerto al pie de un arbol, en-
el barrio de la Esperanzs, ell individuo
Adolfo de Santiago con una profunda he
rida en- IN pie y la cual acknowledgements
fue Ia causa de Ia muerte por hemorragia.
Seg6n parece de las investigaciones hechas
por el juez de paz, resulta que este indivi-
duo SO encontraba subido en- ell arbol, re-
cogiendo huano, con ell cuchillo en- for
ma de hoz para cortar las ramas sc CAUSE
Ia herida que le produjo la muerte.
-Seg1n parece en- las declaraciones que
sObre el 6ltimo suceso acaecido en- Hato
Viejo entire Ia policfa y huelguistas, mani
hestan los oradores de la Federation, Nj
comedies Rivera, Pedro Garcia Anduiar
y Guillermo Rojas que Sc encontraban
presentes en- Ell meeting que vieron cuando
Vendrell J Rosado, (el que muri6) alta
caron al policfa Quijano lie derribaron
al suelo.
-Anoche dieron un meeting On la plaza
principal varios miembros de la Fedora
ci6n. Rein6 el mayor 6rden.
-Esta noche Sc verifcara otro meeting
en- Ia plaza, pero este es de caracter in
dustrial.
-Tambien Sc encuentra en- esta locali-
dad el sefior Edelmiro Lespier.
-Se ha presentado denuncis ante el
Honorable Fiscal, contra el director y
redactor de un peri6dico de San Juan por
un artfculo incitando la rebellion & los
trabajadores. Ha sido dictada orden de
-prisi6n contra los directories de dicho diario
exijiendoaeles una ianza de 500 pesos para
obtener la ibertad provisional
Ell Sargento de la policfa insular
Waldemar Bithorn, que Sc encuentra
prestando muy buenos servicios en- esta
ciudad, con motive de la huelga, sc nos
dice que serd ascendido segundo tenien-
to en- una de las actuales vacantes. Es de
justicia.
Sc encuentra enfermo el seflor San
tisgo Iglesias, leader de la Federation Ii
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negocios.

Es necesario exigir que cada hostia tenga
grabadO el nombFe Digestive MojRrrieta
pero un solo estuche produce meiOr efectO
que una dOcena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquieK otro remedio. AdemAs de
ser el tinico curative radical, del est6mRgo
y del instestino, Ell Digestive MOjarriet pu-
riflcR los alimentos y los haGe asimilables
El legftimO Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsias gastralgias, en- tres meses las
mis- graves emfermedades cr6nicas del es-
tonnage del intestine. Esta universal
mente o0nfmadO, en- fOrmR sin igual, que
Id eflcacia del Digestive MojaEEieta % yer.
dadeFamente radical = superior Ia dc to-
dos los OtrOs remedies.
De vonta en- las pr1nCipaIes farmaoiAs dc
ID EEnrnnR AmnArinA.
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Ell GOBIEPNO Sc HA
prOpuGsto prOCe-
der en- contra de la
Oil Co.
La ODinidn general era que Sc tUma.
ria en- Cuenta Ia ley EIkinS.
Los prlmeTOs tlTOS te Ia gran hataIla en- contra
de las COmpaTIas alIadaS.

Washington, d. Csc sabe defnitiva-
mente que el Gobierno ha propuesto pro-
ceder en- contra de la Standard Oil Co.,
no solo por violaci6n de Ia ley de Anti
Rebaty de Mr.. Elkins, sino por no cum
plir con Ia ley de Sherman contra los
trusts.
Sc sabe que la Oil Co., ha venido soste-
niendo un monopolio que esta claramente
prohibido por la ley de Sherman.
En- su mensaje principles de este mes,
acompafiado del report del Comisionado
Corporaciones, Mr.. Garfield, acerca de Ia
Standard Oil Co., ciertas compahfas de
ferrocarriles, Ell Presidente anunci6 Jue Sc
procederfa en- ciertos casos. Ell no diio,
sinembargo, que clase de medidas Sc toma-
rfan, y que leyes deberian invocarse, pero
la opinion general era que Sc tomarfa en-
cuenta la ley de Elkins.
Pero ahora resuIta que el Departamen-
to de Justicia, actuando bajo la direction
del Presidente Sc decide atacar la STAN
dard, por dos caminos.
Las medidas tomadas por el Attorney
General de Ohio ell viernes pasado en- con-
ira de la Manhattan Oil Co de Finlay,
Ohio y la Vacuum Oil Co., de Marietta,
Ohio, compaffas aliadas de la Standard,
son los primeros tiros de la gran batalla
que Sc celebrara en- contra de la combina-
ci6n de las companies de aceite.
Cuando Mr.. Ellis, jefe de leyes de Ohio
estaba aquf, hace dos semanas, para con-
ferenciar con el Presidente Sc recibi6 una
communication en- Ia que Sc decfa que coope-
rarfan estos sefiores en- la lucha en- contra
de las compafifas.
FL ruido de Ia ligera baterfa del Attor-
ney serd apagado por ell de la artillerfa
de la naci6n.
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NOTAS PERSONALES.

Aver sali6 en- ferrocarril, para Areci-
DO, don Gervasio Fernandez de la casa
Sores. A. Mayol, del alto comercio de esta
plaza.
-El sefor 0. D. Hoffman, de la ''The
Singer M. Co." embarca para Santo Do
mingo en- el preximo vapor. Va ALI con
objeto de extender los negocios de esa i'm
portante Compahia.
--Mafiana regresa Csbo Rojo don Pc
dro s. Colberg, farmac6utico propietario
de aquella localidad.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad don
Eduardo Gonzalez, hacendado de Rio
Grande.
Aver tarde dieron un paseo en- auto
m6vil el Coronel Hamill nuestro COM
paiiero Infante. En- 20 minutos hicieron
e trayecto de San Juon Rio Piedras.
Una conferencia tuvo lugar aver tar
de entire los sefioree Colberg, DR.. del Va
lie 81 senior Lynos.
Don Lorenzo Casalduc su distiDgui-
da esposa salieron hoy para Arecibo, des-
pues de pasar algunos dias en- esta ciudad.
-Antes del diez del corriente mes que
daran hechos los ascensos de la policfa in
sulaT.
I'm Official de Ia policfa Insular serS
destinado & prestar servieio en- San Ger
man en- la nueva distribution de la policfa
Insular Otro ira Lares.
-Ha regresado Manatf don Arturo
Quintero, hacendado de aquella localidad
-El Is del mes corriente embarca pare
Europa don Pedro Giusti del alto conner
clio de esta plaza. Visitara las principaleE
ciudades manufacturers permanecera
algdn tempo en- Paris al lado de su distin
guida sehora.
-Ha regresado de Ia isla, eI joven don
Juan Roig, agente comisionista,
Sc encuentra sufriendo de un fuerte alta
que de reuma el senior l. Christensen, EN-
pleado de la Secretarfa de Puerto Rico.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan, don En-
rique San MILAN de Mayagiez = don vi
cente Vifias de Aguadilla.
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Los REGALOS AENA.
Entrs los mas interssantsS Sc en-
CuentraR los heChOS pOT Eduardo
VII.

Londres, Mayo 17.-La princesa Henry
de Batemberg, madre de Ena invite nu-
merosas personas de la aristocracia y de Ia
alta sociedad para yer en- ell Palacio Ken
sington los centenares de admirables re.
regaloB hechos su hija con motive de Ia
boda de esta con el Rey Alfonso.
Los regalos fueron colocados en- largas
mesas que ocupaban, puestas en- cfrculo, el
gran salon de recepciones del Palacio. To-
das las joyas estaban en- cajas de cristsl
artfsticaEnente dispuestaA
Ena su madFe fueron incansables en-
atendeg y agasaiar Z los huespedes.
Entire los mas interesantes regalos sc
encuentran los hechos por Ell Rey Eduardo
VII de Inglaterra = su esposa Alexandra.
Consiste en- un collar de diamantes y tur
quesas p en- admirables pendientes.
81 regalo de Ia Emperatriz Eugenia e.
una soberbia tiara de diamantes.
El de los Prfncipes de Gales un gran
adorno de diamantss.
El de los Principles de BattembeFg, UT
collar de diamantes con perlas rosadas.
Otros Representatives. de la realeza euro
pea hicieron tambien esplendidos regalos
entire los que Sc cuentan esplendidas salvi
las de plata, lazos aretes de brillantes
Los Roxeburgos regalaron una grar
sopera de plata antigua.
Ell Millionaire americana Mr.. Astor re
gallo una GAIA de cristal originalfsima, cor
brillantes.
Sir T. LiptOn regal6 una pianola.
Adem6s,- treinta tres seforas de ls
sristocracia inglesa regalaron al Rey AL
fonso un busto en- m6rmol de Ena.