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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
WENT ll0 IARS AGO
Items Of Interest Cleaned from The Devils terOeea Pub
lshed Under DatesO Saturday March lth 1885.

court 100 nl. They each ccuseds
.theo ther o 81 hay B q snakes ill
his boots. ' III, q ~ , n
III ali artiicle headed . Coul din Il
Buy Him, ! peaking of the legis-s
Iablre atS B Bismarck 4, we cite the
following n. { member from
Rams sew county, ID Kruger, is
5abso lutte .1npu rchasabl Il They
tried to buy '5sS I'M but failed.
Money was pl full and prices
paid were shigh but the lobby,
soon learned to let Dr.. Ruger
alone. b y5| Il: 5S b
Il This issue Of the Inter-O Ocean
|chronic lies what was at that time
acel ebrated Philid elphia damage
suit case. Miss Ma el T. Hearne,
Ia hewitt itching 2 idelphia girl,
brings a damage suitAgainst one
STAG use1l, manager Of the
Maennerchor masquerade, alleg-
| ing that she was insulted upon
the ball room floor, and told that
Ishe must leave the hall or put on
l3more clothing. Miss Hearne
holds that the enviousness Of the
iother@ ladies' present prompted
1.-THE manager to say what he did.
The lady IS described as a spirit
lucille, 1.-THE and S4Willowy :demi~
blonde, 4 and the fortunate pos
Esessor Of spark king hazel eyes,
shaded BY long, dropping lashes.
The trouble probably was, that
Ishe was a few years ahead Of
fashion ..:, .....j. !. II y. j.
The first st. Patrick's celebra-
tion III DevilsLake was held Tues,
day night in. the roller rink.
| Nearly two hundred people were
4 present and twas an interesting
pectacle to- witness and a. Jolly
4 crowd to with. The dancing
'.Istarted early il the evening anc
!: continued until five ia the morn.
ling. An Ella orate 4 supper was
served at Davenpo Is, at which
/ the cornmitte Of ladies, Mrs
Richard Daeley, Mrs. M. FL
Il Lynch and Mrs. liam Fl,lna
4 erfelt,s roved ther1se lvess goot
\ proyid ers. among those *presen
+ Were the following NJ !. II. ami ii
,,}}){Mlrs.s I'll. ID aynci1 60. e Ben
\ ham 'lurnme rfe Il Ohm w
q Maher, 3 ohm Mel levitt. Richars
i Daele y, ohm ID ael ey, ID. lar
sslltin, 3 C ol ernan, p. Manseau, j
slsJ Cook III M n: Creel and w
Moore. M iissess M rie Daeley
aIkeneac, Tillie Claus, Mimi,
! IPattee, Poole 3 dith Cooke
Budd ettie Benham
tI Minnie Benham, { Haiti Devig
j fneaud, Mel Dewitt 81 and Lilli
-IAIoore. essrs. ) as. CT Stewart
81 Richard Iiilnme rnlan ete
B oods, {, Al. urnett, ii. W
VI Il Lord, o p. M rgan b, Prof. I'D
: ward Hartin, . b Eat n, Giel
d e. Stewart AN Sta e, ID lt
Ganl1a, Geo. q carp ente Tllos
Z. NcC Gamma, o IaWson, B ISE
Z Stanley, I E. 8. 8 Me lory, lAlbel
4 tDaeleY IN. an con All, slA. Vhil
sEI ple d W . Ensi SO, #Gslhas. 3Buddt
u los. Graham DOYLE, Gharls
q Graham, e. sstone 6, i. . Stone
s.I Gen. I9iekiiIls a ri sgIrpI Vi d
ell Gal laagiaers bert IssOl &, It
III Hansb rough q. Graham, n
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sfs S M a 81 IN Al !. TSs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
PUPILS Examination.

The next gular examination
of pplicants for common school
5dipl omas will be held + o III the
third Thursd day and Friday il
March 4 .l.53 N II: B (, p: p
De /. Laurena Vannier, \: Il y
:Supt. Of Schools. fol Ramsey
County. & 55s3.55 5z53a} "A /
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SVVi lillian, Hurst is lspok EN- Of AS
hdertaker Hurst. 2s55


hderfake Hurst.
Several eads DC seed wheat
y out ofS town I, =$today .
;EseshsD ion and brother An.
sthorl were iii from the Harbor
hisW eek. ri u 81: s5.S
MI. and Mrs. HOY feel happy
oySrl a new arrival ia the family
will be a voter y 4: .ssl Il.
81 Sam w inemaa j If OF g hica-.
Ego this mo ning and will he gone:
pr about ten days. 2.5I !s 81.
" IIiss Balou s country resid ence.
5leRt town this morning On wheels.
sIBEas billed for is 1864. & 5I. Il $.z= !.
\ South 81 Hey have torn down:
5Ehe ipartit ionin their store, max.
fgg more room for goods. a \ h
4: Wesley IL asset one Of our bon
ANA farmers eastof town, late
| ~ purchased other quar- ter. :
So
II: \ Ole Serumgard of Pattin g Ser
alrngard, recently returned from
a several weeks visit at Fargo.
E. Stanley has contracted
with the proper parties to- fur
[ nish beer to those with .parched
throat during this summer. .s 4,
u
..isz The city fathers held a meet
i: ing and ordered the owners. of
ID lots that are now on3or principal
h business streets, to repair the
d flimsy board side walks. 5:.s ID: \. u
n Carpenters went to- the Fort
3 this week to do some repairing
I: .on the barracks I and to- make
preparations for the erection of
The goVernrne nts school house
.3 Il Hereafter the mountain: mails
! will leave this city Monday and
rhnrsda az morn llgs. During the
winters short days The carriers
\ ere permit tied ltd leave Sunday
safte AS to make time. Il 81 Il n: 81
Fred BIZ al reste d for cutting
and carry g away Vernn1en1
\ ttiimbe sr vas tried and the case
! dliismis e. ] Jim Maher ap,
u pl1ear,sd fol the pro secuti On arle
Wash fos' the defend ant. y
One hund red i#and TWENTY-FIVE
8 township soif gov rIlment liant
SSs i were surveyed and opened I'll
the pupil Pre-enlp ions, home
and three claims Wer,
~ n filed oh NAM during thi
eek. ,3 s5 -
Ihe reside nts of NJ iiriineWaukal
81 township met at Judge Pros
n ser Office Sssaturd ay & Afternoon
and. una hi usl ~ diecide ed to cree
school { hlou ses. Sl1ch wa
spirit ia the educate nal Scir
les during The ]; q. earl "a DAY
fruit fruit gard ener from the eas
5E straVad To this portion of tll
n alobe will intent ions of start
gard Ell and nursery nea
IN this sisty but as hea con1 dn'' Sc
B cure land near enough the city &c
less than SEQ a III 81 alcre, he jour
eyed 3furt her u eastward. ss;
red Hii .l lassY arrested III
lsritf VI agness for threatenin
Il, t take IEdya EIaekett lifs
hela sargsf gll boafeareS Jndn
Intire the counsel and d wi
each sko
g and made u roaring scene III III
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22

al. Toll laces. AS you are teachers
.EVangels and Re formers working
for the veal Of the race, I ask
you to stud with me the things.
whereof InoW speak. A :58S $5 & in i,
M Seek I'll Is first essential in life,
which Sis al Stainle ss Moral Char
|acter, Wi Wi ttlhto d which you lose the
highest blessing 1off xistence.s
iii ord ID be endowed with
|iaS Holy Characte iii its ILLNESS
and beauty, you must cessarily
Improve upon your here ditary or
transmit ted litiess BY study;
land proper and voted work,
accor riding to the mandates Of
Irighse ass and purity
Then slIleeas sing strive TO
have every rlotive aspIra
fltt,s ord and act i'll 1har-,
Imoly with the pslrest ethetical
sseaelaingss and pre- epts proclaim
led and manif ested by the
Ilys Teachers and IL II dars Of the,
HpasE and ID U present ages; tsll,le celesS'
Htiiai Voice OK io1lnsSiences and The,
Ghrist atute of the Spirit I. M
elect is al faster over
Iits ON mates aad 3 iii les in the
lsciallc eiiscO Veriess, IN
;Iventiolls and in the commercial
land ind lstria Ill fairs of human
Iitfy but sulal ess III III ssVayed and
YlleonEEel led oy Inoral spiritua land
4 atruly hi ineipl les, man
kind vii Il aGVaflc SLOWLY if at
Hal wards the II'rtle CSiiVii liza
5Itior, wherein tEa q b ificence ef
illness IS best Veda ola the
indiFi and the peonle at
hen, ohI5 K ces,s turn to stlae
l Eel11sta Ills I'LL of iii lora, the Crea-
| Tive Bull der of the un vers the
EEllomnip0 tent God g,a and
\ Love ans sssls & ors lis Help, and
1.-The BeatiEt rs IeaVer i'll /
Ibe Voaeasa fed t m fala1il Y Vi,
H ffri e eils rs and the lie
/ sl f M tIH
sWS oal led hay I, cents nal
4 bale assls by alef.
lllione
yosl bull this
lIsoriIag All GA III see Nj.
IsaaTl es cont sslIi Itaasr,
Il Hill III q Sgsienees
1 The saoIlls
be done l,eoVsa does al
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22

. Go to the Farmers, mill to get
your feed ground. & Their new
feed mill has all the latest i'm
proYements and will grind the
feed to suit YOU. e = : ,sTs AZ r:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22

IT, gong s aTlles
Megsanna and frank NC Kay.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

Living is made cheaper by buy,n,
Groceries of us. R. C. Beach Co
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

ment and the attainment of an agree
ment to observe some limitations upon
the use of force for the collection Of
ordinary public debts arising out of
contracts.
The Spanish government has ex-
pressed desire to discuss the limita-
ton. of ornaments, reserving to itself
the right to deal with this question at
the conference.
The British government has given
notice that it attaches great impor-
lance to having the question of OK
penditures for armament discussed al
the conference. and has reserved to IT.
self the right of raising it. 1t has also
reserved to itself the right Of taking
no part in the discussion Of any ques-
ton mentioned in the Russian pro.
gram which would appear unlikely tc
produce any useful result.
Japan is of opinion that certain
questions that are not especially
enumerated in the program might b.
conveniently included among subjects
for consideration, and reserves for it.
self the right to take no part in. o.
Withdraw from any discussion taking
or tending to take trend which. IL
! it's Judgment, would not be conducive
to any useful result.
The governments of Denmark, tn,
Netherlands, Greece and Bolivia hav,
also reserved to themselves, in gen
eral way, the right to submit to thu
consideration of the conference othe
subjects similar to those that are Elk
plicitly mentioned in the program.
italy is disposed to widen as mucl
as possible the functions and compe
tence Of the arbitration tribunal an,
further limit the questions affecting
the Honor and vital interests, s
much discussed in 1899. which hav
to be excluded from arbitration.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

No. "a East Nal" 81 81
,phon. Main 81. .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
ORCHARDS LIFE
READY 70 PRINT
Money From Magazine and
Book Goes to Deserted
Family

BOISE, Ida, June ia special
staff correspondent to the Portland
Telegram says:
Not only has Harry Orchard written
the story of his life, as was evoked
during the cross-examination by At
torney Richardson few days ago, but
it has been prepared for the publisher,
and the first installment, it Is said,
will appear in leading magazine this
month.
The noted prisoner has been at
work on this autobiography for about
year. His counsel assert that it has
been prepared with a wealth Of detail
and a strict fidelity to fact, as given
by him in his confession and on the
witness stand, which will make it in
comparable from the standpoint of the
nature student and the criminologist.
Orchard, be 1t said in strict justice.
however black his career, Is not a
boaster. The role of braggart is re-
pugnant to him. Last Monday his
cross-examiner had hard work getting
him to admit that he is not now and
never was afraid Of any man that he
ever met or ever expected to meet. He
did not like to make the admission be-
cause his hearers would misinterpret
it and take it as an expression Of his
pride in past performances.
The real reason why he has prepar-
ed the story of his life, 1t is said, is
because he desires to square himself, >
so far as he can, for his i'll treatment
of his wife and daughter in Ontario
whom he deserted in 1895, when be
eloped with Mrs. Hattie Simpson, the
wife of the man for whom he was en-
gagged in building a cheese manufac-
turing plant His one desire, so War
den Whitney asserts, Is to protect
them, and in this publication he has
done everything possible to protect
them. That the book-the story is t.
be printed in book form after 1t ha:
run as magazine serial-will bt
widely read appears certain. The pro.
ceeds of both publications, according
to arrangements, are to go to Or.
chard's wife and daughter.
Some time ago the manuscript of tn,
story written by Orchard was sen
East, to Rev. DR.. Dwight Hills. III
took it to the magazine publisher and
showed him what had been received
from Orchard. The publisher at ono
secured an option on the story and
short time ago made a personal tril
to Boise to see the prisoner, when thu
arrangements were completed for CIV
ing the story to the world.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
TEAL MAKES
ROUND TRIP
New Steamer For Open
River Now In
Commission

PORTLAND, June 15.-With 90
head of horses, a quantity of general
freight and 80 passengers. the steam
er ]. N. Teal has arrived from The
Dalles on her first round trip in the
service of the Open River Transpor-
tation company. Frank J. Smith, SUI
perintendent of the company, who was
passenger on the steamer, says he
is more than pleased with her be-
havior. In enumerating the list OF
fast steamers on the Willamette and
Columbia rivers from now on he says
it viii be incomplete unless the Teal
is included.
Leaving the Dalles yesterday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock, the steamer
stopped at all way landings, taking
on and discharging freight, and reach
ed Portland at o'clock in the after
noon. She was detained 20 minutes
In getting through the Cascade locks,
the operating cable of which was re-
paired shortly after her arrival.
The Teal left on the return trip for
The Dailes this morning. and from
now on will be kept in regular COM
mission. Next Wednesday the COM
pany plans to place the Relief in COM
mission on the upper stretches OF the
river. connecting with the Portland
boat at the state portage road. On the
start the company win try to take care
of all freight offered for shipment TO
Portland as far up the river as Una
tilla.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

A few doses of this remedy will In.
variably cure an ordinary attack OF
diarrhRa.
1t can always be depended upon,
even In the more severe attacks OF
cralnp collie and cholera morbus.
tits equally successful for summer
diarrhoa and cholera infantum in
children, and is the means of saving
the,lives of many children each year:
When reduced with water and
sweetened 1t is pleasant to take.
Every man of a family should keep
this remedy In his home. Buy It'll now.
PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIzE' QUO.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
PLAN PEACE
FOR ALL WORLD
Hague Conference Has A
Wide Range Of
Activities

THE HAGUE, June 15.-The second
international peace conference, the
call for which was ISSUED by President
Roosevelt on Oct. n, 1904. in response
TO the universal desire of the thinking
people of the world that the influence
of the first congress, held here in 1899,
might be strengthened and extended
for the general peace, was formally
opened this afternoon. During the
next four weeks or more the attention
of the world will be conferred in this
gathering of representatives Of 46 ma
tions, the areopagus of the civilized
powers. assembled to consider the pos
sibility of minimizing the dangers Of
war incident to the rapid growth of
navy and military ornaments.
The opening function took place in
Knights hall, which forms a part of
the Binnenhof, medieval pile of
buildings in the heart of the city, sur
rounding the palace built for COUNTY
William II. of Holland in the middle
of the 18th century. The initial ses-
sion was given over entirely to the ex-
change of greetings and the work of
doff. the Russian ambassador to
, France, called the conference to order
and made an address extending his
sovereign's greetings to the delegates.
DR.. Jonkheer, d. A. Y. van Tets van
Goudrain, the Dutch minister Of for
eign affairs, replied in an address of
welcome on behalf of Queen Wilhel-
nina. The conference then proceeded
with the appointment of committees
to consider the various subjects in
scribed upon the program.
Topics to Be Discussed.
| With the appointment Of these COM
mittees 1t becomes thus of interest
to note the topics suggested for dis
cussion. They are as follows:
Provisions relative to the peaceful
settlement Of international disputes
by court Of arbitration and interna-
tional commissions Of inquiry.
Additions to be made to the pro-
visions relative to the laws and Gus
toms of war on land; concerning the
opening Of hostilities, the rights OF
neutrals on land, etc.
i Framing a convention relative to
j the laws of and customs Of maritime
warfare. concerning:
Special operations Of maritime
warfare, such as the bombardment OF
ports, cities and villages by a nava
force, the laying of mines and tor
pedoes, etc.
"The transformation Of merchant
vessels into warships.
1.-THE protection of the private prop
erty of belligerents at sea.
1.-THE length of time to be granted
merchant ships for their departure
from ports Of neutrals or of the enc
my after the opening of hostilities.
'"The rights and duties Of neutral'
at sea; among others. the question o
contraband. the rules applicable t.
belligerent vessels in neutral ports
destruction. in case of Wis major. o
neutral merchant vessels captured a
prizes.
Additions to be made to the CON
vention Of 1899 for the adaptation t
maritime warfare Of the principles o
the Geneva Red Cross convention o
1854"
The government Of the Unite,
States has reserved to itself the lib
erty of submitting to the second con
ference two additional questions, viz
the reduction or limitation Of arma
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
LAFAYETTE's DIAMOND JurlLEs
Seventy five Years. Since the Found.
ing Of This College.

EASTON, Pa, June 15.-The cominA
week will be notable one at Lafay-
cite college. marking as it does the
18th anniversary of the founding Of
the college. Special commemorative
exercises will be held in connection
with the regular commencement pro-
gram.
President Warfleld viii preach the
baccalaureate sermon tomorrow. Mon
day will be class day and Tuesday
alumni day On Tuesday morning the
celebration of the jubilee will be held,
with addresses by distinguished
alumni and visiting educators. James
Gayley of New York viii be the chief
speaker at the graduating exercises
Wednesday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
Family Hotel Opens on hin.

The Powell home. No. 90 First ave-
nue., is undergoing a renovating and
refurnishing and win be opened June
10Th under the management Of Mrs. e.
t. Gray. it being her intention to make
It a first class family hotel known
as 1.-THE Powell" There win be espe-
ciaI attention given to the table serv-
ice. Phone Red s21.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS
Commercial Trust Coz
, Ooods-June IL.

William R. Flora to s. ]. Bod. n 1-2
zse 1862 W, lots 8 and 10. sec. s-3s-1
Nv, $4,000.
Annie Terry to John Ferris, 2s acres
in sw Sc 4-s4-4 W, $40.
william Haevernick to Frank w.
.xettenbach. Sc Sc %; ne ne 2s-s7-2 e,
,sw ne 2s-37-2 Q, $3.50.
W. NJ. Haury to James NJ. Taber,
lots and 2, sec. 10; Sc sw sw Sc Is
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15
s7-s W, $1,000.

Ella Risdon Davies to David g.
Dent, lot E and undv, 1-2 int. to lots
9 to IA, Ia block 4, Risdon tract.
Lewiston. $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

Copenhagen.-The German Emperor
viii meet the Russian emperor during
summer trip in Scandinavia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

For drink OF good old Book or
Pacific. see Harry and Bill at the
Tacoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-15

There IL satisfaction In q drink Of
Book or Pacific Beer Mt the Tacoma.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
READY FOR
BUSINESS
Chamber Of Commerce Com
pIetss List Of Officers, Re-
taInS Secretary

The new Chamber Of Commerce Is
now an accomplished fact and has a
working capital that will enable It to
get into active, effective work at
once. AZ the first meeting OF the
board OF directors all Of the sixteen
members we're present except Avery
Turner, w. II, Fuqua and II, B..
sanborn. The process OF election OF
officers presented some difficulties
on account OF clause in the consti-
ton, The questions were settled
satisfactorily, however, and the board
chose the following officers for the
new organization: II, b. Sanborn
presidents r, l., stringfellow, first
vice president; II, r Morrow, sec
ond vice president; Charles h. Green
treasurer, Vernon Beggs was elected
secretary for tho organization and
his services have been retained for
active work from now on,
II Is the intention Of the directors
to secure rooms In one of the new
buildings as soon as possible, For
the present these quarters will be
comparatively small but the body
plans to ultimately provide itself
with well equipped and commodious
commercial club rooms.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
Eel Dead.

A man fell dead In Chicago the
other day from heart trouble, and
Thousands die every day in tho same
way, But the cause Of nine out OF
ten OF such cases Of helrt trouble Is
indigestion The cure rs Or, Cald-
wells tlaxatlve) syrup Pepsln The
explanation is that the swollen, in
famed, and engorged stomach,
presses right up against the heart
and prevents II from working your
heart fluttors, palpitates, palms and
YOU are short OF breath, some lose II
forever. Just try for these symp'
toms, a few doses of DR., Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, and see how quickly
II will cure you Sold by Mcqueen
Drug Co. at so and 800. Money
back II II fails, aim
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
DISTRICT COURT an HEREFORD,

District court for Deaf Smith
county opens this morning at Here.
ford for It's regular semi.annual SEES
sion. The docket Is crowded with
business and II Is extremely doubt
full whether the court will be able to
transact all the business docketed In
the three weeks allowed for the
term OF court. Besides large
amount OF tedious civil business, one
murder case. that Of the Italian la
borer on the Pecos valley lines last
winter, will come up for a second
trial.
Increase OF population in all Pan
handle towns and counties during
the last year or so has constantly In.
creased the amount Of business In
the judicial district till every term
Of the court Is crowded. As the
population in both town and coun.
try is still increasing rapidly, the
only relief that can be given will be
by cutting down the size of the dis
trict, There islnow almost enough
business in the Forty-seyenth district
for two separate districts,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
The Hyrne BusIness COLLEGES.


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They are by far the most success
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