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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
BARNES SCHOOL NOTICE

the Y. M. C. A. will be used by the Barnes School next year. A class will be organized
 and thrice week instructed by the Y. NJ c A. Physical Director For membership in this class a small fee will be charged. E. R. Barnes, Principal. thu-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
TO WITHDRAW TROOG'S.
situation Among Wine Growers
 South France Much Improved.

south FfnnCe MUCH ImPFOVeu.
 Paris. July 31.-The situation Tn the south of France, which arose from the discontent of the wine growers has improved to such an extent that the authorities began today to withdraw the troops sent to the disaffected dis tricts Furthermore the government has decided on bail for M. Ferroul, for mer mayor of Narbonne. Marcelin AL bert and other leaders of the move ment who were taken into custody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Totals .of sHit for Yerkes in ninth.

summary-Two base hits. Nicholls Stolen bases. Mckenzie. Winters Sac, rifce hits. Yerkes Base on balls, off Mckenzie 3; Yerkes. 2 Hit by pltch- out. by Mckenzie, 4 Yerkes. 4: Time of game, l:45. Umpire. Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
ROCKS WIN ANOTHER
NEW PITCHER INCHES PROVES TO
 GOOD.
Keeps Nine Hits of Memphis Batters We'll Scattered, While Travellers Drive Mir. SuGgs to
 tho Renlsh.

Little Rock. July 31.-Hughes. Lit tie Rocks new pitcher. kept Memphts's nine hits we'll scattered today. while in the fourth. the home team landed on Suggs for ripple. a double and three singles. scoring four runs and driving Suggs from the box. Bills, who succeeded him. was effective, Hurl- burts two errors being responsible fot Little Rocks fifth run. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
THIRD RUINS YERKES
CRACKERS WIN LAST GAME OF
 SERIES.
With Bases Full Atlanta Makes Three Runs on Single and ErrOr, Tax. ing Three StraiGhts from
 Nashville.

Atlanta. Ga, July 31-Atlanta made all the runs today in the third inning. taking the entire series from Nashville. With the bases full Castro and McKen- zie scored on Winters's single, and Becker scored on Nicholls's error.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Charleston. July 31.-1n the eighth inning. with one down Charleston made two hits and this. With three errors gave the locals the game: Charleston 1000 900 04x-4 4 2 Macon ~ 900 900 000-0 4 3
 Batteries: Paige and Reisinger; Har- ley and Robinson.
 Jacksonville, July 31.-The visitors punched hits in the ninth today and won out.
 Augusta 900 900 002-2 8 2 Jacksonville ..... 900 900 OO0--O 3 Q
 Columbia, July 31.-Bad judgment on the coaching fines caused the locals to lose todays game Score: Columbia .. .. 900 010 000-1 f 3 Savannah. =. .. 0O1 O02 OOO-S l. l
 Batteries-Schwenck and smith; Ely, Neur and Kahlkoff. Time 1:4O. Umpire Brady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Probate Notice.

STATE OF ALABAMA MONTGOMERY COUNTY. FrUbatF C"utt. July 90. 1907 NotIce IS hereby given that May Ella Per ry. adnIntratrix of the estate of Ella Griffin. deceased. thts day filed her count. vouchers and sta 'ement for a final settlement of her administration of said es- tate. and that the goth day of August, 1907. has been a"ooipted for said settlement
 B GASTON
 thu-3t Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
2<9iIl34 Rl
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acQuaintances of MT. and Mrs. s. B. Coins are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their infant son, Robert E. Coins. at 10 o'clock this morning from the resi- dence 108 Whitman street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

Summary--Inning pitched by SuESs: 4 by Bills. 4. Hits apportioned. on Suggs, 6; off Bills. 2. Two base aits, hits, Page Sacrifice hits, Woods. Plass. stolen bases. Bowcock. Bases on balls, of Hughes. ?. Struck out. by Hit by. pitcher. by Bills, 9 First on errors, Little Rock. l. Memphis. ?. Left on bases. Little Rock, 5; Memphis. g. Double plays. Page to Douglass; Hess to Rockanfield to Douglass. ?; Neighbors to Carey. Time of game. 1:50 Empires. Flynn and Rim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

summary-Two base hits. Demont. Perry. Sacrifice hits. Gardner. Meek, Garvin Ball. Stolen bases. Meek. Molesworth Struck out, Wilhelm. B.. Bases on balls. Walsh. 3. Hit by pitch ed ball. Walsh. (Demont. Meek Wal ters and Gardner.) Time of game. 1:10. Umpires, Pfenninger and Hackett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington, July 31.-Walsh's pitch ing was too much for Washington to- day and Chicago won easily. Washington .... 900 900 000-0 4 2 Chicago .... .... 900 900 201-3 6 0
 Batteries: Gehring. Warner and Ney- don; Walsh and Hart. Time 1:35. Um- pires, Sheridan and Evans.
 Boston, July 31.-Cleveland won to- days game in the first inning. batting Tannehill out of the box:
 Boston ..... ..... 900 900 2Oo-2 4
 Batteries: Joss and Clark; Finler. Pruitt, Tnnehill and Shaw. Time 1854. Umpire. OLoughlin.
 New York, July 31.-New York won a close game from Detroit today. New ton and Mullin were equally effective. but the locals with two hits. single. a double, a battery error and a wild pitch scored two runs in the fourth which were enough to win the game. Detroit ..... 900 900 100-1 0 New York .... =. 900 200 00x-2 3 2
 Batteries: Mullin and Payne; Newton and Thomas. Time l:50 Umpire. Con- nelly.
 Philadelphia, July 31.-Philadelphi defeated St Louis today in a hard hit ting eleven inning contest. The home team won out on three hits. an error and a wild pitch by Dineen.
 St. Louis 900 900 025 00-7 IA 2 Philadelphia .220 120 900 01-S 13 2
 Batteries: Dineen, Howell and Spen- cer; Plank. Bartley. Dugert and Schreck. Time 2:20. Umpires. Stafford and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
TODAY's SCHEDULE

Southern League. Montgomery at Atlanta. Birmingham at Nashville.
 New Orleans at Little Rock. Memphis at Shreveport American League Chicago at Washington. Detroit at New York.
 St. Louis at Philadelphia.
 Cleveland at Boston. NatiOnnI League Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburg.
 Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
 New York at St. Louis. Cotton states League Augusta at Savannah.
 Charleston at Macon.
 Columbia at Jacksonville. South Atlantic League Vicksburg at Mobile.
 Jackson at Gulfport.
 Meridian at Columbus
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
THE WRECK ON SOUTHERN
Jury Finds That the Dis
astcr Was Causcd by Negligence OF
the l1agman.

Greensboro, n. G. Oct 2&-A coroner's
Jury here today investigated he wreck
Of the SOuthern's train No. - nj Rudd
station. Oct. II, when several persons
We're killed and injured.
The verdict was that thu wreck vas
caused directly by the negligence OF
FtnSman II. Leonard ii leaving the
switch unlocked.
The jury found further that the
freight crew OF which Leonard was a
member, had been on duty cOnt,nr-
ously for about % hours and the at
tentiOn Of the solicitor Of the superior
court is directed TO this fact. S.
sions OF the jury wee Mt oUen IL
the public.
After he verdict Leonard was ar
rested on the charge
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
HANS Gets A PHONE.
The German C0hhier Tries to
Make Business Grow.
PEOPLE WORK GRAFT ON HIM

They Call Up Friends and forget to
Pay-Crossed Wires Make Him Mad,
and He Has the Thing Jerked Out Of
His Shop.
copyright. 1897. BY P. c. Eastmentl
Peesness vhas SO poor dot | don't do
nottings but smoke my pipe. ind dot
drug store mans comes In ind looks
orund und says:
Hans. how vhas all disf Where
vhas all der c~ustomers:"
"Nopody IN around shust now"
| says.
Den you must bring 'em around. II
you don't haf peesness you must make
p~eesness. Don't you see somepody III
my store all der timer"
But can | bring a man here If he
don't vhant some repairs:"
Sure. You must put n telephone in
here. Nopody can do peesness toda!
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
INLAND
The Only Solution to the Transporter
ton Question-Wm Restore Con-
fidcnCc 10 Investors.

Washington. October z6-Thc sum
moning by President Roosevelt OF n
national conference OF the various
interests connected with the trars-
p~ortation question. with n view u .
storing the confidence Of investors. was
suggested in a speech before the I'm.
versity club. NJ Washington tonight.
by Senator Newlands. vtCe-chaIrman
OF the Inland Waterways commission
New lands has just returned
from the trip down the Mississippi
with the president and the Comnis-
sion.
Confidence in American codpora-
'Ions has een shaken. both here q
abroad" said the Senator. Investors
are alarmed. and improvements alb
s~olutely necessary TO the transporta-
ton or the country are held up.
When congress meets, there will bs
many plans for relief. but hat body
will never take up this question in airy
adequate way until instructed oy pub
lie opinion. We should immediately
have a conference at ashington dcvo, d
exclusively TO the transportation ques.
ion in its broadest aspects anu com
posed Of men expert In the hnanC.uG.
operation and control of
ton. including the governors OF stlICs
and members OF public s~crvice commits
siOns.'
Referring To Tho inland waterways
commission. Senator Newlands said:
Thus far. the commissions work mas
heen one OF investigation II has not
jrejared its recommendation TO thv
president and | can only give nay iIdi-
yldual views which are subject 70 mod
ification.
Il am more II more pressed with
the importance OF the work and with
the wisdom of preparing a broad and
comprehensive plan for the improve
ment OF our inland wa arways embrace
Ing not only the Mississippi vallr, hut
all the ~nayigHble rivers or the gulf
and the Atlantic and Pacific coasts,
which steamers Of standard dralt cJuld
use. Such system Of waterways. in
v~olying ultimately the highest dcveI-
ment Of forestry. swampland reclaim
nation. Qualification OF streams. ana
bank protection as efficient means or
maintaining Il channel for navigation
would relive vastly the existing con,
gestion of transportation and would
Supplement Il system OF t~ransrorta-
ton, which has broken DOWN because
too heavily weighted ~ the carriage
OF bulky products. The waterways
will doubtless be utilized by the rrea-
trunk lines, which will own lines e.,
steamers OF the rivers. just as they
now do on the Great Lakes an! Lss
mentthem wherever IN Cn
be effected. The perfection OF the
transportation machinery OF the cCun-
try will, in my Judgment, invoice the
creation Of common carriers o. the
nation which will not own g'eat
trunk lines of railway but also or
steamers on the lakes, the rivers. aud
Che ocean. Thus such machinery OF
transportation will be created as 10 en-
able the marketing Of our products In
,ho quickest times and with the lowest
rates in al parts, % only IN our Owl
country but the world
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01

Lsve, should I set my heart upon a
crown,
Squander my ear and gain it,
What recompenSe Of pleasure could T
For youths red drops that stain it I?
Much have I thought on what our life
may mean,
And what its best ~endeavor;
Seeing we may not come again to
CLEAN.
But, losing, lose forever.
Seeing how zealots, making choice of
pAan.
From home and country parted,
IA thought it life to leave their
fellows slain,
Their women broken-hearted;
How teasing rut a thousand farces
claims.
As i'm a broken mirror.
And what a father died for i'm the
flames
His own son scorns as errsr
How even they whose hearts were
sweet with Song
Must quaf obhvion's potion,
And soon or late their sails be tsst
dong
The aii-surreanding ocean.
Oh, aak nae not the haven of ouD skSps
Nsr what tag 1eats above you!
7 held you close. I kiss your sweet,
sweet Fps,
And 1--we you love y9u love yes!
john Charles Mcf9e4h.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01

bang, another. No harm this time.
Don't heed the shots; drive Ter
head exclaimed the chief officer, N
patiently.
A shower, a rattle. What now"
Every one started
Canister" answered the captain.
Too bad. Must We heave 10, aad
surrender the ship" inquired the pi-
lot.
No, wen beach her instead, if nee
essary."
Two more ships join the chase: and
the day is just breaking.
What prospects now? Can We save
herr"
Doubtful but wei not despair. Fort
Fisher is in sight, and it'll surely help
US" said the Chief officer, encouraging
the men.
A shell bursts overhead and then
two more in quick succession.
Any damage?"
Yes, the pilot is wounded"
"A bad turn, indeed. Can any one
take his place."
Shelton rushed to the station.
A shot flashed from the fort; and
a cruiser retired. Would the Others
give up the chase? Not with Il prize
SO nea at hand.
A leak-two of them. The captain
was downcast. From him all hspe had
vanished.
Beach her? All right, sir. Reduce
speed to four knots" Thus the chiel
engineer guided her in
''Steady-ive points to the lar
board-port-clow." and she dragged.
Reverse just a minute-stop."
What would be done. Would thev
board her. But the fort spoke a pro-
test and drove them away.
All hands to the pumps. The Ieah.S
must be stopped"
Can it be dOne?"
Yes, if We lose not a minute; and
we'll float her in with the tide
The leaks We're stopped, and the IsA-
bel lay lightly upon the sand tc be
lifted by the incoming tide.
There was rejoicing among those on
board, as the boat steamed slowly III
under the grim guns of the fort. Ev-
cry one was beaming and waving LUST
lily in response to the cheers which
1ioated out from the fort. The splendo7
of the early sunshine enriched The
prospect far and near
Chief officer stood at his post as pi-
lot, apart from the rest of the COM
pany. Miss Ridgeway flushed with ex-
80
beauty Of the eastern sky, came Up
with a CHEEKY greeting. 1T was d no.
BILE work, well done. | am proud Of all
Of you" she said.
And we are proud of yeu for your
ourage," he answered. 1T was a great
inspiration to me-"
He had spoken what ne should not
have uttered, but the occasion had
drawn it forth. He was startled by his
own boldness. She saw the look, bur
said sweetly, Indeed, That is very
kind"
They were both silent for a MO
ment. He thrilled with a new i'm
pulse Should he speak? He looked
into her face, now Transformed and Sc
Aoo. AD' was nS opportunity.
He said earnestly, Il thought I aai
conquered my feelings. have tried
to weather the storm which has beat
en- so mercilessly upon me; but l teel
as If I should sink in despair, IN
less
Would you pilot me safely through
she interrupted.
The Isabel reached the harbor; the
voyage and its dangers We're saGged
Joy spoke from her every lineament
as she lay peaceful and calm at her
moorings.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01

~Oarnit! is 1t s-o-p-.or s-o-a.o7"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01

FROM DEB DOOR."
miteut a telephone. Nopody Will walk
a mln if he can use a telephone. 1t
was a convenience und Il sign of pros
perity. Ny trade falls off $40 a week
If l don laf q telephone"
l think d,r matter over for three
days und den I hat q telephone put in.
Dot man he shows me how 10 ring OOH
und speak into her und I sit dow und
wait for der bell to ring. Poorly queeh
dere vhas a tinkle uad | says:
Hello, who you vhas?'
Say" says somebody to me. "vhN
don't you come oop last night as yon
agreed? l told you dot my bulldog
gets a cobblestone in his eye. und you
says you Will be right oop und fix it.
some clocks?"
''Who you belief | vhas?" | says.
you vhas Darby. der dog doctor,
but you can't doctor no more dogs for
me-" .
The Bell Rings Again.
I shust get sit down to wonder If
der bulldog gets dot stone out of his
CS Z NhC oC1 = AAhSo oSAAA
Hello. Who vhas dis?'
"It vhas Mrs. Brown. Say, doctor,
vhas you coming to see my husband
dis afternoon? / belief he vhas worse
dan yesterday. He vhas swearing all
der time. He says if der baby don't
keep quiet he Will knock his head of.
Can't you hurry oop a letter
You hat make some mistakes" I
says.
Isn't this the doctor?'
NO: dis vhas Hans der coDbler."
What. What! Do YOU mean to tell
me dot 4 cobbler has n telephone in
his shop?'
1T vhaS SO. MANN. ind if YOU haf
81 shoes to he fixed onp T.
Go &vh2y. Sir-gu AWAY, You vhas
2 bad. bad NAL If O ever dare to
answer me again NY hu%n"nL shah
break your Old cobbler shop all to
smash"
don't like it at all. has going
over to see der druggist uuI ask him
That vhas wrong nit der Telephone
ghen somebody rings me uop like a
doorbell und says hello sixteen times
before / a nswer. Den he says:
Hello, Hans! Was dot you:'
Yes: dot vhas me-"
Il heard you had got a telephone in,
but hardly believed it. l vhas glad
to see you getting along 60 well, Say,
Hans"
Yes"
II have got five pairs of shoes to be
fixed oop."
Good
But l shall send EN- all to some
dago cobbler, for you don't know
enough to pound sand"
Dot makes me mad, und I Nike to
talk, but he shuts me OF before I can
call him a liar. Den a man walks in
und says:
"Cobbler. I see you hat a telephone
here"
eyes, sir"
Der telephone vhas a great inwen,
don- great invention. l stand right
here and speak to a man three miles
AWAY. Does it seem possible? How
did we used to do when We had nc
te~ phones. Hello. jim. Vhas dot
you?"
++She vhas."
"Ehell. Jim. / like to tell you dot
Sarah vhas married last night"
"You don't say soE'
"Und you yhas left out in some colds ,
Yes, she vhas married to a man from
Troy
Where vhas you speaking to me
from? says Jim.
"vhy. from a cohbler shop run by
an old Door .h-naUs n Court street J
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
An Essent,I Phrae>

@How 90 you kno' he is an inc X
rtenced playwright"
Because. answers the manager.
"he doesn't have Il ingle scene in
which the heroine say. 4 see IL all
ow.'"-Washington ST.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
Governor Appoints Delegate.
Especial to The Messenger)

Raleigh, oct 2S-Govcrnor Glenn ap-
the North Carolina senator's and
representatives in congress delegates
o represent this state al the y a.iDnal
and Harbors congress at Wosh-
December 4th.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
Died Suddenly

Houston. Texas, October 2s.-Luc-
ius T. Noyes. aged CO years. past
grand commander OF the knights
Tempiar Of Texas. died suddenly last
night. He was born in Connecticut
OF southern parents and served In tho
confederate navy until after the fall
OF Vicksburg.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01

He don't know enough TO chew putty.
und I'll heat BIN out Of h 10 cents
Think ~ q cobbler shop having n tcle-
phone. Ehsl. sUndby. Sorry that
Sarah threw You down"
Threatens : Row.
"Look here" | says 10 dot man. IL
you don't pay der 10 cen We have
some rows"
Ia. IN. old mans" he >as. mud he
gifts rse IA pat on der shoulder und
walks out Dot makes ul~ mad. uud |
goes ny d-r- telephone book uud hunts
OPP 1t uame und rings oop-
Yes. What is IL" somepody asks.
Was dot Alderman Green's wife!"
Yes. WHAT'S wauted:-
"Do YOU wear sone shocsT
M CuurSe | do"
".'o yurv shoes need some half solcS
sometimes: DO you rhant some lift on
al. heels or cment patches"
Who vhas dot talking 70 me- she
says In i mad voice.
1T vhas Hans. der Cobbler. ! make
rrl'airs TO your shoes cheaper dan any
boy else. | hat an uncle who vhas n
tanner. a nephew who makes shoe
pes and a br1dder-in-law who vhas ia
C"r WAX und Cenent p~eesness. md So
] hat advantages over any other cob
be-: Can ! do some peesneSs nit YOU
today
Den dot womans speaks 10 me over
der wire. She says | vhaS n horse
thief. She calls me Il VILLAIN. She
wants TO put me in Jail for u year. |
can hear her stamp her foot und
slump COP ind down ash she talks.
ind by und by | get so scared dot |
hang oop der receiver ind 20 across
der street for a glass of cold beer.
When | comes back dot bell vhas ring
ing TO beat der band, und | goes ind
says:
"Vhell, what rou want of me?"
"Vhas dot Hans. der cobbleri" says
some one.
at vhas."
"Vhas he der old Dootchmans dot We
read about in der papers,"
He vhaS."
with a sIuint TO his left eye und q
limp in his right leg:"
Yes, but Why DO you talk TO me dot
yhay?"
Because l vhas your friend und be-
cause l like to see you get along. You
want work to do. don't you?'
"Of course"
"Nhell, q man has just entered a sa-
loon near here who ought to have half
soles on his shoes. If you come und
speak to him you can probably get der
job, but you must hurry oop.'
"Vhere vhas yOu?" | says.
Three miles AWAY. Hire an auto
und come at once"
All Telephones the Same.
Well. it vhas shust dot vhay for
three days. More ash ten people use
my telephone und don't pay. und more
ash twenty people call me oop ind
make fun OF me. | tell der druggist
all about it, but be says it Was SO nit
all telephones. BY und by it would be
all right und nOpOdy would make mis-
takes. l can't believe him. however.
Eor two hours | stand dere und call
OPP people as hard ash | can. und when
dsy ask What was wanted l says:
has your name Tom Collins. und
VIA ypU Il sausage maker:"
IN. OF course not"
"Del you please go to Texas
Chduen | tells lot telephone man tu
jerk hr ont by der roots und throw
her az der river, und when der d:u=
&l'l c"npf around to see how peesn".s
Was .ell At him und scare hiIn away
1fHin dei door. 81. QUAD.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
With & 1<oas.

With ES1S.,oas.
-GErt!Cc p':acit claims
GFat mankind * frEg3e.
he cuts "ut al the EGtio aaEaes.
BIT LET'S the fact remain.
Nov, this no doubt vii. make Il clear
As AIRY one can sec.
W. e"cTy5o y acts so queer
Excepting you and me.
The fada of John. the freaks OF Jane.
Are IN explained away.
For row It's easy 10 xoia.
Their Wig have gone asfray.
We look around In ftfuI CLEANS
Some rays 81 sense 10 see.
But all mankind quite dary seems
Excepting gal az -o
r9-sat-rz ~aa-F- -...s~-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
The RUN Or STEAMER ISABEL
THRILLING Star Of the Southern
9I0Ckades

Scenes i'm Observation-Disclosures of Block
q 2EaIl"r-A StayaWay-Pursu-
ed and Fired Upon by Blockaders.
Safe Cndcr the Guns Of Fsrt Fisher.
Happy Ending TO "a Romance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-30
&c RGE WILCOX
Arrested on Charge of Running a
hiOyeable Blind PiQ

Sheriff Belford now has an
other boarder. The latest &C.
QUESTION is George Wilcox, who
halls from Crazy. Wilcox is de-.
tanned at the county bastile on
the charge of being the propric.
tor OF blind pig" on wheels.
1t seems that Saturday afternoon
the officials at Crazy were notii-
I'd that Wilcox was conducting a
blind pig travelling thirst par
lor, When they appeared at the
wagon the offender had only one
bottle Of beer in his possession,
but several empty cases lying
near, together with the fact that
several persons testified at the
hearing a. having procured beer
from Wilcox earlier in the day,
Was deemed sufficient for Justice
Wake TO bind the man over to
await the action Of the district
colrC in the sum Of $500. Being
unable 10 furnish this amount
h will likely remain with the
sheriff until the leaves begin to
-gGrr-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-30
SHOULD HAVE LIGHT
Eagles Band are Playing their Con.
CtrtS Under Difficulties

The Eagle band gave an en-
jcyahlt concert on Fourth stree,
Tuesday evening, 1t was listen
N! to hy y large audienca, in fact
the largest audience of the pres
ent season. The boys are I'M
proving in their ensemble play
ing, As was evidenced at their
concert, some difficult selections
being We'll rendered, Several
merchants around the city have
expressed dissatisfaction at the
fact that the musicians do nor
sort Of take turns" and play
concerts in front Of each place
Of business This is obviously
impossible as the lights these
shorter evenings cut a great deal
Of figure With the performance
Of the music There are only
very few placv> ii business that
are sufficiently illuminated to al
nit al shedding the light 10 am,
degree ous 10 the Ssrses- If the
band had provided for them :
stand in the cosars hossss park o.
at so,sse street corner, provided
With &sgAsS> IS they should have.
everyoae would De more satisfied.