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MOVEMENT OF TIES FROM FORT
STEELE RESUMED ON RAIL
ROAD WITH TWO CREWS.
Arriving at the Rate of Twenty-Five
Cars a Day, Shipment Having
Been Suspended for Time-Rough-
err Severely Injured at Rolling
Mills-Railroad Matters.

The hauling of ties from Fort Steele
to this city for storage in the yards
at the tie preserving plant has been
resumed and n train of twenty-five
cars is run daily. The train is in
Ter, one coming in as the other goes
out. The shipments of ties to the pre-
serving works was suspended for a
time, the ties being used without treat
ing on the new line building from
Lookout, but that work having been
about completed, the storing Iii the
yards here will be continued until the
supply at Fort Steele has been dis
posed of.
, 1906-06-21
FEDERAL BUILDING NOTES.

Foreman Robinette is expected back
from his home in Indiana by the end of
the present week.
The washing down and pointing up
process on the exterior walls is well
along toward completion.
W. H. Maxwell, contractor for the
government building, left for the east
today, having spent a few days here,
looking over the progress of the work.
Workmen are laying the t~errazza
floor in the lower story of the building.
This consists of cement and broken
marble, n is ground to the smooth.
ness of glass after 1t has hardened.
, 1906-06-21
No Word From His Son.

mo, 1 have received not a word
from my son, James, who was married
at Madison, Wis, yesterday" said
John Fenwick of the shops this morn
ing, "and I do not expect to for a
time. The boy is busy just now. Get
ting married is a serious matter and
his mind is less with his old folks
than it is with his new and l don't
blame him. Well hear in time, moth
er and l."
, 1906-06-21
SOCIALIST TICKET

The socialist state convention ad-
journed last night, adopting a plat,
form and nominating the following
state ticket:
Congressman-William Brown of
Sheridan.
Governor-W. L. O'Neill of Laramie.
Secretary of State-W. w Patter-
son of Rock Springs.
State Auditor-Albert l.. Wagner of
Cheyenne.
Treasurer-M. o. Kangas of Dia-
mondville.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. e. Cronk of Tensleep.
Judge of Supreme Court-H. V. S.
Groesbeck of Laramie.
Judge First Judicial District-Frank
Ketchum of Cheyenne.
w. L. O'Neill of this city was elected
state secretary and d. A. Hastings
of Cheyenne was chosen as national
committeeman. The platform was pre-
scented at the night session last night.
, 1906-06-21
Camp Getting in Shape.

The camp "at the front" on the
Laramie Plains line has been estab-
lished at the present terminus of the
line, and from there the men will
work in the track laying. A consid.
cradle force of men is at work and
Superintendent Stewart is adding tt
it as rapidly as he can secure men
Secretary Mckee of the Van Horn
Miller syndicate has gone to Centen
NAL to look after some interests al
that end of the line.
, 1906-06-21
Falling Off in Trade,

Washington, D. c., June Sta
tistics by the department of Commerce
and labor show that American trade
abroad began falling off early this
year, when "rhe Jungle" appeared.
In January before the book was is
sued expectations of canned beef
showed a gain of 1000, 900 pounds over
January a year ago. In February there
was a comparative decrease of 300,-
600 pounds and in March a compar-
alive decrease of 10000 OO pounds.
The April decrease was 500, 900
pounds.
, 1906-06-21
WISCONSIN SENATOR INTRODUCE
ES BILL LOOKING TO CHECK
ON OPERATIONS OF
OIL TRUSTS.
Plan to Form by Interior Department
Schemes for Economical Develop
ment of Such Lands - Senator
Warren Secures Increase of Fig
ures for Improvements at Fort
Russell-other Washington News.

Washington, D. c., June 21.-A bill
has been introduced by Senator La
Toilette of Wisconsin looking to the
withdrawal from entry of coal, Ignite
or oil-producing lands, and the forma-
ton by the interior department of
plans for the economical development
of the land.
Trusts Getting Control.
La Toilette charges that the oil
and coal trusts are fast getting con-
troll of the public lands which bear
these products, and that when they
succeed in getting them their monop-
olies will be complete.
Senator's Old Fight.
The resolution is in line with the
fight made by the Wisconsin senator
during the winter to prevent the turn
ing over of the Indian coal fields to
the Rock Island and the affiliated
roads.
, 1906-06-21
Woman Attempts Suicide.

Denver, Colo, June 21.-Worrying
over her domestic difficulties until she
became desperate, Mrs. Frederick Wal
lace, wife of William Wallace of 22S3
Larimer street, attempted suicide by
swallowing a quantity of carbolic acid
shortly before 8 o'clock this morning.
The was discovered by her hus-
band, and the police surgeon managed
to revive her to consciousness. She
will porbably o
, 1906-06-21
DESTRUCTION OF THE SURFACE
BUILDINGS OF COLLIERY
AT SUPERIOR, COLO,
THIS MORNING.
Fifteen Men at Work, But They Left
the Mine Before Its Mouth Was
Closed Up-lsland Created by Sub
marine UpheavaI Near Island Gre
ated In Same Way About a Gen.
tury Ago-Steamers Collide.

Superior, Colo, June 21.-The sur
face buildings of the big coal mine
zeal here, owned by the Colorado Coal
and Coke company, were destroyed by
fire this morning. The fifteen men en-
ployed in the mine when the fire gain
ed Roadway all made their escape.
The cause of the fire is unknown. The
buildings destroyed were the boiler
house and the tipple.
, 1906-06-21
New Rule Books Ready.

Trainmen and others interested are
notified by Assistant Superintendent
Peterson that the new books of rules
are ready for distribution at the Of
flee of the trainmaster here, and ad,
vises all those who have old copies to
turn them in and get new. Mr.. Let's
was at his office for the purpose of
distributing them today.
, 1906-06-21
AND OIL LANDS
MAY Be WITHDRAWN

Secretary of State Root sails from
New York on the cruiser Charleston
on the Fourth of July he will be
starting on the longest and probably
the most significant journey an Amer
lean cabinet officer has taken in an
official or semi-officiaI capacity. He
will spend three months visiting the
principal cities of South America and
attend the Pan-American conference
at Rio Janeiro.
All but Two Republics.
The secretary will cover 10000
miles. Only two South American re-
publics are not IN his itinerary-Ven-
ezuela and Colombia. He will visit
successfully Porto Rico, Brazil, IRA
quay, Argentine, Chill, Peru, Ecuador
and Panama, Secretary Root expects
to reach home in October.
, 1906-06-21
New Island Created.

Seattle, Wash, June 21.-Word from
Seward, Alaska, tells of an island
thrown up in Berring sea by a sub
marine eruption, near the Island OF
Boroslov, which was upheaved IN the
same way a century ago. The news
reached Seward from Unalaska, hav-
ing been carried there by fishermen.
, 1906-06-21
No Change This Year.

Washington, d. c., June 21.-The
plan of the officials of the war and
navy department to add a star to the
flag Immediately in honor of Oklahoma
was premature and has been altered
to meet the actual legal requirements
of the case. No change will be made
in the flag on the coming Fourth of
July, on the prospect of the coming
statehood of Oklahoma and Indian
territory.
, 1906-06-21
NEW TELEPHONE LINE.
Will Extend From Kansas City to Den.
yer and Thence to Salt Lake.

Topeka, Kas, June al. X. Hen
derson, special agent 70 rthe American
Telegraph and Telephone company,
announces that the Missouri and Kan
sas Telephone company will build a
long-distance line from Kansas City
to Denver by December. 1t will cost
81, OO0, 900 and will run across Kansas,
eventually placing Chicago and Salt
Lake City in direct telephone com.
munication.
, 1906-06-21
Banker as ~Poundmaster.

Omaha, Neb., June 21.-Alfred Mil
lard, cashier of one of the largest
banKs here, has been confirmed by
the council as poundmaster and dog
catcher. Willard is president of the
Nebraska Humane society and the of
flee is of his own seeking. He pro-
poses to conduct the office along en-
tirely different lines, treating the ami
mails with kindness and consideration.
, 1906-06-21
New Brakemen ASSIGNED

James Bowers, C. w. Kremer and
A. c. Cross were added to the list of
brakemen on the Misunderstanding Sec
ton of the middle district this morn
ing. Mr.. Kremer was formerly a train
man in this city. Mr.. Bowers says he
is akin to the late Joe Bowers Of
Pike"
, 1906-06-21
Needed That Babv Badly

Charlie McDermott, the trainman,
to whom a son was born a few days
ago, resumed his u this morning
He declares that never before did a
baby boy arrive more opportunely,
for he expects to spend much of his
time on the "a this summer and
will leave the youngster to tend the
garden while he is out.
, 1906-06-21
Diamonds in Demand.

Washington, d. c., June 21.-Never
in the history of the United States
has the demand for diamonds been as
great as now, according to a state
ment today by the geological survey.
Practically the entire supply is i'm
ported. Diamonds have been found
in four different places in the United
States, but all were superficial de-
posits.
, 1906-06-21

Trainmaster Letts of the middle
district was in his office here this
morning, looking after an accumula-
ton of business. He returned last
night from Cheyenne, where he had
been to confer with the chief of the
examining board, S. S. Morris.
, 1906-06-21
CARELESS SHOOTERS
CAUSING WORRY.

Ralph Lasher complained to the DO
lice this morning that some boys in
his neighborhood are annoying him
and frightening his wife. They have a
small rifle and yesterday afternoon,
when a small hawk settled on the
fence near his house the boys shot ut
it, Mr.. Lasher's children being not far
away. The matter viii be investigated.
, 1906-06-21
L GUESTS TO
BE FETED HERE.

The seven Missouri guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E.. ]. Bell, now at the ranch,
will return to the city on Saturday,
and that evening the Commercial club
will hold an informal reception in
their honor at the Union Pacific ho-
tel. A luncheon will be served and
short addresses made.
, 1906-06-21
NEW STEEL PLANT.
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Will Spend Large Sum.

Birmingham, Ala, June 21.-The di-
rectors of the Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad company have ordered
a steel and rail mill constructed be-
tween Ensley and Wylam, at a cost
of $500, 900. The present plant at
Ensley will be doubled in capacity
and the output of the plant will event
dally be coo, 900 tons a year
, 1906-06-21

it was last month at this time. There
are a large number of these checks,
but the heaviest have not yet shown
up and the amount paid is not quite
large as it was last month. The
presented down to the close of
today was 440 for s25,27O.
, 1906-06-21
TWO GOVERNORS
At CELEBRATION
HOCH OF KANSAS AND FRANTZ
OF OKLAHOMA MEET AT OK
LAHoMA CITY TODAY.
Thousands of People Present and
Hundreds of Pounds of Barbecued
Beef Fed to the Visitors-state-
hood Demonstration a Winning
Feature-Damase Suit Dismissed.

Oklahoma City, Okla, June 21.-
Governors Hoch of Kansas and Frantz
of Oklahoma were the principal speak
ers at a monster statehood cHlebra-
ton today. Hoch lunched with the
Indianhoma club and was escorted by
a committee of ex-Kansas City officials
and 10000 visitors from both terri.
tories to Wheeler park, where the fec
tivities are proceeding.
Barbecued Beef Free.
Immense quantities of barbecued
meat were served free. Frantz intro
duced Governor Hoch, whose address
was a congratulatory expression to
the audience on accession to the
Union. A display of fireworks closes
the celebration tonight.
, 1906-06-21
Sunk in Collision.

Dover, England, June 21.-The
schooner Bertha, from Rio Janeiro to
Hamburg, collided with the steamer
American, Antwerp to New York, to
day, and sank Immediately. Eight were
drowned. The American was not hurt.
, 1906-06-21
Senate Passes Bridue Bill,

Washington, d. c., June 1.-The
senate today passed the house bill
permitting st. Louis to build a free
bridge across the Mississippi.
, 1906-06-21
MondeII Bill Favored.

Washington, D. c.. June 21.-The
public lands committee of the house
has reported favorably the Mondell
bill providing that 10 per cent of the
receipts from forest sources shall be
paid to counties in which forest re-
serves are located and from which
receipts are derived through sales Of
timber.
, 1906-06-21
AU[T BEET GROWER
GIVEN FATAL WOUND

which she was sitting. Mystery sur
rounds the Identity of the man who
fired the shots. He is believed to be
either a holdup or some one jealous of
Miss Dukes affections.
, 1906-06-21
Albright Discharged.

Macon, Mo, June 21.-Following the
acquittal of Edward Albright, a mem.
Der r. the st. Louis house of delegates.
on a charge of perjury, at midnight,
the state this morning dismissed the
charge of bribery against him, making
him a free man.
, 1906-06-21
PRINCE HENRY NAMED.
Kaiser Appoints Brother as Command
err of German Navy.

Berlin. June 21.-The kaiser today
signed the decree appointing his broth
err. Prince Henry of Prussia, as COM
mander-in-chief in the German navy.
, 1906-06-21
The May Paw Checks

The receipt of checks for the May
pay roll by the First National bank
has not been quite as brisk for the
first two days after their arrival as
, 1906-06-21
figures Are Raised.

Senator Warren has secured inser-
ton in the sundry civil appropriation
bill of the following items: Increase
from $3.50, 900 carried by the house
bill for officers quarters at military
posts to 5000, 900; increase from $780,
900 in the house bill for registers and
receivers of land offices to S572 900;
for completing the Cheyenne federal
building, $15,0 00.
Building at Lander.
Mr.. Warren has introduced a bill
appropriating $4,000 for a federal
building at Lander, Wyo.
, 1906-06-21
SALOON BUILDING
SOLD THIS AFTERNOON,

Bailey and Josephine Cornwell TINS
afternoon sold to William Mcclure.
for 81 and other considerations, parts
of lots 1, 2 and 8, block 1872, and with
1t a bill of sale was filed for the saloon
and its stock of goods.
, 1906-06-21
ASSAULTED WHILE RIDING WITH
HIS SWEETHEART IN BUGGY
AND MAY suCCUMB TO
TO HIS INJURIES.

Lady Had Narrow Escape From
Bullet, Which Embedded Itself In
End Of seat Upon Which She Was
Sitting-Denver Woman Worries
Over Domestic Troubles and At
temps to Take Her Own Life.
, 1906-06-21

Why not get all the news when 1t
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-06-21
MEETING
OF BOARD
ANNUAL SESSION OF TRUSTEES
OF UNIVERSITY HELD AT OF
FIcE OF SECRETARY He
BARD TODAY.

All the Members of the Faculty Re-
elected, With Leaves of Absence
for Some and Some Additions to
List-prof. June Downey and Prof.
II. C. Knight to Continue Studies
In Chicago-StiII In Session.
, 1906-06-21
Sues for Services.

Miss Wood also sued for service al
legged to have been performed for
Platt and the United States Express
company in looking after matters OF
interest to them in the postofice de-
partment.
, 1906-06-21

Daily Republican, SO cents a month
, 1906-06-21

suit for s25,000 against Senator Thos.
c. Platt by Mae C. Wood, charging
the senator with bigamy, has been dis
missed in the district court for want
of evidence.
, 1906-06-21

Root on Long Journey.
Washington, d. c., June 1.-When
, 1906-06-21

Damage Suit Dismissed.
Omaha, Neb., June 21.-The damage
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Company D. arrnory.

~ (35s
Company d. armory.
+. w. Mann & Son. S52
Sears, Roebuck & Co. .0O
Montgo emery, Ward & Co. 90
The Eagle band.
+. w. Mann & Son. 500
Sears, Roebuck & Co. .... 90
Montg omery, Ward q Co. 100
Devils Lake race meets, 1905
and 1906.
sF.@W. Mann & Son $40
Sears, Roebuck & Co. 90
Montg omery, Ward e Co. .. 90
Church suppers, picnics and
Old Settlers Re- Unions.
T w. Mann & Son. S25
Sears, Roe & Co. 90
Montgomery, Ward & Co. 90
And we have made numerous
other donations, such as assist
ing to rebuild homes for the I'M
fortunate people that have lost
their homes by fire. Also donat-
ing to the relief of the poor ana
destitute, and last, but not least,
paying into the county treasurer
over $500. 90 in taxes every year
to assist in maintaining its
school and to help pay the run
ming expenses OF the county and
city government. All the mail
order houses have not donated
one cent towards helping these
worthy causes. And the mail
order houses charge you just as
much for goods as we do. It
also seems that it we can sell
goods to you as cheap as the
mail order houses that we should
receive your patronage. We
offer to duplicate any mail order
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Permits At Public Auction

Permits to cut grass on unleas-
ed school and institution lands
for the season of 1906 will be
sold at public auction by the
county treasurer at the court
house in Devils Lake at 10
o'clock a. n. on June 9Th. No
bid will be entertaih for less
than SIS per quarter section
Done by order Of Board Of Uni
versity and School lands.
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] he Home Merc chant
And Catalog House


The following, where a moral
Is clearly shown, is taken from
an exchange.
Recently a church congrega-
ton in a little Kansas town.
built q new church. To pay for
Elt they were obliged to call on
| the merchants Of the community
for donations. The merchants
responded literally and $500
was raised from this source.
The last man asked to subscribe
was John Smith, a jeWeler. II
will give you $40 if you will let
me add something to the sub
scription list, " he said. The
permission was accorded him
and he wrote at the foot Of the
Hist: 5 $40.
John Smith, jeweIer 500
Scar, Roe buck 81 Co. I. 90
Mont omery, Ward g Co. !. 90
The church people saw the
point when the minister read
from the pulpit the list Of donors
to the building fund, and since
the dedication Of the church
there have been no mail orders
sent out from that Kansas town.
We can give the mail order
house patrons of this county an
example along the same line.
For instance we shall mention a
few Of the donations made by
this store during the last year or
$50:
Mercy Hospital.
j. w. Mann q Son $50
Sears, Roebuck q Co. 100
| Mont gomery, Ward q Co. 100
Churches in Devils Lake.
r. w Mann q Son /. $50
Sears, Roebuck q Co. 700
lMontg omery, Ward & Co. 700
| Church at Webster, and other
churches in the county. ~
IF. w. Mann & Son $50
Scar, Roebuck & Go. s. 100
Montgomery, Ward & Co. 900
Salvation Army in this city.
r. w. Mann & Son S25
ISears, Roebuck q Co. s.. .OO
i Montgo lnery N ard 81 co. zoe
Farmers Mill In this city.
r. w. Mann 81 Son sSlGO
ISears, Roe q Go. 700
IMontg omery, Ward q Co. 90
N ort b Dakota Chautauqua
lAssocia alton.
+. w. Mann & Son !. . Il. 500
Sears, chuck & Co. @ 90
Montgomery, Ward g CO. . 90
The Keith Creamery Co.
d. w. Mann & Son ... $50
Sears, Roebuck q Co. 100
ontgomery, Ward 81 Co. J. 90
Pelican Point bridge.
3. w. Mann & Son $3.50
Sears Roebuck & Co. B. . 90
Mont omery, Ward & Co. 90
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! HE 1 % FEEL d J
n0R6m men0 40 oHaao1ononS


+. H. Prosser was out Of the
city a few days last week, and
returned Saturday.
All kinds Of excayating and
other team work done on short
notice. p. N. Tanner.
Get your lawn mowers repai r-5
ed and sharpehed at the Dakota
n achinery company
Mrs. w. d. Smell Of Webster.
visited Mrs. Richard Daeley the.
latter Of last week. q
All newly married couples.
should call at Gi lbertson's before.
buying their furniture and car
pets.
Telephone for a brick Of pure
Ice cream any flavor for your
Sunday dinner. Free delivery.
B. j Ness.
We can sell your city property
or farm land If you will fill out!
the coupon IN our advertisement
IN this issue. Flynn Realty Co..
A. B. Kerlin left for Grand
Forks last Mond lay evening to-
attend the State & Telephone Con-
vention, which held sessions
Tuesday and w dnesday.
Before buying a runabout Stan
hope, top buggy or surrey, call
in and look over the Studebakeri
line, none better made than the
Stud ebaker Peter Haley has
them. 7sa
Hurst Bros. q Co. has plIr-
chased q very handsome casket
wagon. This is a much needed
vehicle in every city, and will
be a yast imp oYement IN their
line.
We carry in stock and are pre-
pared to furnish on short notice,
Windmills and almost all kinds
Of pumps. Call and get our
e a dams. s. 81 E s's19on 4.
Burtscher has lust receiv-
eyed new button machine thar.
will cover Buttons from, ally 8
kind Of cloth. Parties wishing
the services Of such a machine
will find it convenient to % IA
him for quick and satisfactory,
work
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InIerocean. Devils Lake. North Dakota, june Il 1906
ltofffered, and all went away well

offered, and all went away well
pleased g. Ss'
my. and Mrs. John Currie Of
Starsk.Weather were registered
at the Sevilla last Monday night.
~ Mr.. Currie came to the city to
meet his family.
A: Wright, representing a
large hrn OF printers specialties
IN Austin, Mimi esota, spent Sum
day IN Devils Lake, and went 10
the Farmers line for Mondays.
trade. a
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|sagsl.,,.a.ss'

You can trade with US BY phone
just as well as you can in person,
and at the same time perhaps
save q long walk or drive. Tele-
:pone No. %.
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prices at all times, and we want
you TO give us a trial that we
may have an opportunity to
prove It to you. Bring in your
catalogue and give us your next
order. w. Mann & Son.
Devils Lake, N. d.