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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

Senators and representatives are
allowed to use their franks to send
free t1rough the mails anything
which has appeared i'm the Congress
scg1al ReoUrds Senator HamsbroEgh has
just sent broadcast through the state
under mis- frank his recent article i'm
aaswsr to ex-Seereta-y Shaw In or
der to comply with the law as to
back of the pamphlet An extract from
a debate sa the senate On February
the 4Eh, 1904 This seems to those
who have to pay postage or their eam-
pa5gn literature a rather Tar fetched
manner Of avoiding one of the expsa,
e Of a political campaign NOW let
the Grand Forks Times howl itself
hoagse oyeE the fact that newspapers
ere allowed the privilege of the mails
at pound rates.-St Thomas Times.
The above is a small sample OF
what tie senator's enemies are hand
ing Gut 1T fs easily punctured Sec
! ton 500 Of chapter 2 Of the postal
laws reads: The Vice President
members and memoirs elect of. and
| delegates and delegates elect to COZ
| gress shall have the pr viiege of send
ing free through the mails. and ande.
their franks. any mail matter to an,
J government official Or to any person
correspondence not exceeding twe
ounces In weight, upon Official or de
partmentaI business"
The senators and Representatives
are not restricted to the use of thei1
franks On only such matter az appears
| in the congressional record, not at ali
az the above section plainly sets forth
that any mail matter may be sent un
der frank The article in question
which vas sent out by the senator Il
of an official nature, 1t pertains tt
an act OF congress, and in which fs
is defending the interests OF the state
which he representa-Edinburg Tri
bune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15
u EXCHANGES

Corporations are beginning to realize
that they must obey tine Law the same
as Notwithstanding City Times
Record
: great many of the newspaper
boys over the state are taking hot
shots at Winship OF the Grand Forks
Herald, and his pretended reform
increment II George is sincere and
really wishes to reform, he should be
received as amy true peuitent, but if
il is only one OF his hypoeritieal
pranks he should be roasted" until
he is done on both sides-Towner
News.
Mi1ot is to be eomplimented upon
her library prospects The people In
that town should read more and it is
the best chance they will have to get
good literature, OF course with some
real lovely poesy, Brother ColcoEd
rings in some strong nature sketches
/ and the time was when Dr.. Vogburga
gave forth the sweetest gems in the
Minot Optic. But the Minot people
! should have other avenues for enlight-
ment aside from those. They need
Laura Jean Libby and the Duchess,
they should have Auntie Southworth
! and Bertha NJ Clay with occasional
seecc:csss Of tighter things like
Emerson or RasEia, Carlyle Or the
life and speeches of c. Warren Fair.
4 banks. Minot needs the literature
and should have it. Some day the
l gilt binding will be worn of of Jack
Aliens library and then they will be
without culture. They are On the
| right track.-Williston State.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15
EXPERIENCE AGAaMST ExPERl
MENT.

WEyS2s
In Washington and elsewhere out
side of the state itself, the belief pre-
walls that North Dakota is well repre-
scented In the o. 8. senate; that her
interests are carefully guarded and her
necessities, az she grows apace, re-
ceiye the promptest attention 1t will
be found in due time that the great
body of the people within the state
are of the same belief, and that the
number who profess TO hold to a CON
trary view is not 81 great al the noise
| would appear to indicate.
The question therefore naturally
; suggests itself, why not let well
enough alone? Why should the state
relfnquIsh a certainty for an uncertain
u? These are the questions that the
several new candidates must answer
before the voters next June.
| There is another important consid.
! Grafton. What about the interests OF
! the state in the house of representa-
: tives? Have they been equally well
| guarded and conserved? In a few
respects they have; in many important
particulars they have not. Mr.. Mar:
shall, three times elected to the house,
has not been d conspicuous success in
that body. fine had determined to re.
tire to private life to look after his var
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

IONS priRsHe EnrazsssTs tine sssssEEba GGna
have easily GsHtDagsd the Rnasg. On Gaaa
dha1ry lhrat Hnng ks as AssissaaAs
tn tine house ss I'm tine ssnaHee. MarsEaaM
could hagR been rRaEurmEa saasi1V- He
~Eussfsuuea ito usENeet tire p~rsaaEEwa hunGC
aalslF i'm the HnlGRuessI of -#saaEEsssaaa, per
|aCaan aEnhdni1n dn go, ito tine senaHe-
He has s1one3nGsa ito sTaaTu the eUza-
aassskjnn which the people generously
gave HMM On dal1,ae ssTaraH @saaEiDnB In
ouar THAT he rnigasM attend to their
amaius i'm tine bower br8meA of ao1-
gresk. He nDw asks them to reward
faas faiGure as a legislator I'M the house
by promoting hhan ito the seat in the
BE=nate held by whose legislative
record is mot e2aeaaad by anyone in
e5ahey branch OF the E~aw-anaking body,
The DEsintesS of national legislation
lis too SERIOUS to Admit Of sneh a thing.
The interests OF the state are too i'm
| portanh- They should mot be made
the football Of personal politics,
Whether MIR Marshall may conclude
ITO openly espDnse the cause of 5nsur,
geney or to champion tine eauSe OF
staawaatlszn. OF whether he continues
i'm the ring i'm his great bareback feat
| Of trying Ito ride TWO horses the situa-
ta0n WIFI Eeznain the same. The voters
! Will want to KNOW why there should
/ be a change. All the new candidates,
Mn Marshall especially. urlast answer
the question
We feel certain that the people Of
North Dakota will strenuousGy insist
/ that Senator H c. Hansbrough be re
turned to the senate for another term
-F1a1toD Ti1neR-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

That standing" paragraph about
"checks being much fn evidenee'' has
beer transferred from the fashion to
the financial columns of most Of the
nsUsJa 1erg-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

The shopping frenzy is the latest dis.
case. 1t WAS pleaded by a woman the
other day as an e~Zteniation for theft.
An empty pocketbock ought to be a
GOOD remedy Or perhaps a course at
dish Wasting or foor serubbing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

The item from Kentucky about a lit.
tie tobacco sale ought to, help to put a
auaetus to all the hot air about hard
times. Sixteen million pounds of the
weed yer sold, and as a result a little
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

MATTER Of 81 500, 600 Eag1hsh eodn will
Il
eO1ne TO the sellers The farmers got
their own praoe-tae highest paid
since the waT Of the rebellion
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

An honest Dan has at last been
found, He comes from Reading, Pa
He preached one sermon and then
quit because he said he had told all he
knew.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

4 ma in Atlanta, Ga, recently paid
go $50 for a span of zebras which
were broken TO harness. 1t would
have been much cheaper to have hired
a good artist TO paint stripes on a pair
OF mules.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

Hetty Green says she In glad Gladys
Vanderbilt ss not her daughter.
Gladys has not been heard from, but
it Is safe to say that the gladness lis
mutual.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

In these times OF financial nervous-
ness it fg IT, order to recall the advice
said 10 hs re been given by the irn-
mortal Lincoln under somewhat diff.
ferent circumstances: "Keep ON your
shirt: nobodys hurt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

News om from New York thu;
the fifteen cent hash houses" In tbs
vicinity Of Wall street have been dofns
a rushing business lately.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15
NOVEMBER Is, 1907

Tt wife should reign In the honse.
Loaeser much the husband should
atoTrn-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

The most appropriate advertisement
to appear in the Bathgste paper would
he DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

1 MARYLAND WOMAN has sued her
husband for divorce because he struck
her three times Three strikes and
out
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

= We arg all the time doing SOME
II thing OUT of the ordinary Our
a great removal sale lis oa1t of the
= Ordinary. Nor a-23. LX-L Cloth
" ing Co
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

, n s q + = q q q . r 9 . 4
e We have got to move. We have !
s got to reduce orr stock That's :
why we r making such wonder g.. =
& ful prices for our great removal :
) sale, Nov. 9-23. XII Clothing CO.. !
. & f. f g g q & 8 y & . h I
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-15

To redaCe @EF ARaEnna aa Rmge cmmRsEte STOCK OF strictly New and UbfoHdafe
eaBhsmg. &c hRWg 6sG5deH do make ne fgHeWfna sfaFnina reduction
IN price mE RWB wBeks @ay. d RaRE OPPORTUNITY TO ewn what
yDR nad i'm gaa dBhaHg af MONEY SAVING PRICES.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

ticsl and becoming mode than that OF the
over-blouse. and the pretty costume here
shown Is one or the most attractive OF the
recent designs. The over-blouse Is cut In
one piece. tucks over the shoulders sup
plying becoming fuliness at the bust,
while the bretclle capes. dropping grace
fully over the upper arm. afford just the
shoulder slope that fashion demands. The
guimpe. for which pattern is given, may
be made with either full-length or short
sleeves. The skirt is "a seven-gored model.
tucked In box-pleat effect over the hips
and ornamented with horizontal tucks in
the modish over-skirt effect. The gown as
pictured is developed I'm electric blue
voile, with trimmings of dark blue silk
embroidery OH a biscuit-colored back
ground, all over lace being used for the
guimpe Any of the soft-draping materials
I'm vogue, however, would be equally suit
able-2%% yards, 80 inches wide. being
needed for the guimpe; IA yards, az
inches wide, for the over-blouse, and GA
yards OF the latter width for the skirt.
Two patterns-2e6A five sizes. S2 to 40
inches bust measure; 266l, five sizes, % to
30 inches waist measure.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
TONIGHTS RATIFICATION.

The ratification meeting be held in Infantry hall this evening
will without doubt most successful affair Those who attend
similar gathering the hall will easily recall the enhsi-
with which the candidacy of Col r. H. Goddard for the United
States senatorship then greeted
The months that have since have but added to the desire OF
people this that he should them the
1t that under peculiar constitution that majority
after the last election There who be-
eved last year that the of Col Goddard almost mpos
sb The majority of his supporters thought his candidacy would
only family bring mind the necessity of making the constitutional
reforms that he advocated
The efforts of the Republican machine create disruption in the
Democratic ranks had been successful in the preceding
that could hardly hope that the party could the which
assembly be chosen which would elect be
cessfu carry through candidate for So inspiring
the candidacy Of Col Goddard for the that only
the candidate named in opposition the machine for elect
Cd but foryonc convention secured for Col
Goddard.
Tonighs meeting should emphasize the growth Of the
for better conditions Rhode Island And what splendid
growth has been The arch Of deeeney politics has been
driven He he injury
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
AUsTRIA's EMPERoR's CAREER.

The reports of the condition of the Emperor Francis Joseph
give satisfaction those interested in the peace and happiness
of the people of two great Austria and Hungary While
of the cable dispatches of the few days the effect
that everything had been arranged for long time that the death
of the emperor would make but little difference either
Yet many who well posted European affairs do take
optimistic view of the possible situation
Francis Joseph of remarkable force of character and is
force in the affairs of the countries which
under him. For belief has been that when the
died there would be trouble between the
held together very doubtful cords nearly all of
rope would be drawn into the controversy.
The has been administrator If he has grave
faults he has also remarkable ability and many of the high qualities
essential ruler He of calm courage determinations
and than has surprised the of Europe with
with which he would guide his country through seriously comp
Gated situations
1t is therefore strange that reports that he have yet
quite while to live, received with satisfaction everywhere
Should the emperor not his successor will be Arcduk
Francis Ferdinand time intensely hated but
qute favorably regarded by Austrians.
If the that from Austria concerning him
oph footsteps and friction between Austria Hun
gary Only recently however there manifestation of
Magyar patriotism but the emperor managed ay public feeling
and the relations between the countries
Should Francis Ferdinand be able maintain them he will acquire
great reputation and be of great service to both countries
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
AMUNDSEN TALKS
OF 1910 POLAR TRIP

New York oct. I6.-Capt. Roald Amund-
sen, the Norwegian Arctic explorer is
going to lecture H. different parts of this
country about his experiences in the far
north and how he discovered the west
ern passage which explorers had tried
for 800 years to discover
Il intend to try to find the pole and
will start in 1910. From what l learned
through our passage, l am convinced
that the voyage as planned by the Jean
nette was the tight one, and shall
profit by the experiences of that voyage.
1 shall equip a vessel for a stay OF six
years, and figure that IL will take possi-
bly, five years TO accomplish what we
set out 70 do.
MY idea Is to LASS through the Beh-
ring sea as the GJoa did, and then drift
with the NfppUn current IN water urrd
with the ice until near enough to make
a dash for the pole.
81 am having some polar bears trained
by Carl Hagenbeck, the animal trainer
These bears when PROPERLY trained are as
tractahle as Pxen and can pull sledges
the Arctic and can be easily cared fol
and fed with seal meat. When neal
enough TO the pole it Is my intention tc
use these bears TO make dash. There
will be siA of them, and they will hau
three sledges."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
ALDERMAN SPIcER AND THE RING.

Alderman William A. Spcer lifelong Republican, finds him
self through the Vaccinations of the Hunter c. White machine
the Ninth ward forced Democratic nomination he
would the people of the city another year alder
He has made rather late in m the discovery that another
good Republican has made that the Republican controlled
Rhode Island place for the public spirited independent
believes partsanhp only the best nsurng good
and not Republican control for the purpose of feather
ing ones nest
But is late mend and having the light the
alderman has done what before him did and still doing
He has allied himself with the reform for which the
Democrats the ward stand and will head their ticket for alderman
Associated him that ticket will be Former Councilman John
p Fanswor whom the turned down when his cand
ndorsd last year by than taxpayers the ward
He like the alderman refused worship the dust that the high
sheriff treads
While the alderman did for Col Gross for another
police commissioner and probably would be discreet for
another for Commissioner Pierce though the ring desired
him again. evidently the dcaora high sheriff and righthand
of the old boss intends make that there will be
poruniy for the present alderman exercise any judgment what
He will attempt put the office plant and less
reasoning adefa always heen DONE lesson well learned
from Boss Charles.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
TODAY IN
HISTORY

1000 An English feet from Massachu-
setts attacked Quebec.
I74e Leonard Neale, R. c. archbishop
born. President of Georgetown col
lege, ID. C.
1884 Morgan Lewis. soldier and gov
ernor of New York, born. He served
In both wars against England.
1853 Noah Webster, lexicographer'
t7so Jonathan Dayton, statesman,
born. Was speaker OF the house and
1881 Bland w. Ballard, pioneer, born.
A romantic character of Kentucky,
1862 Paul Hamilton, secretary OF the
Iy75 Siias Deane buys the first vessel
commissioned by congress.
I777 Lorenzo Dow, clergyman, born.
Noted for his eccentrioity OF manner
17ss William B. sprague, clergyman,
born. Noted for his Annals of the
1869 William =. Fessenden, statesman
born. Secretary of the treasury
under Lincoln.
1924 John B. Bowman, founder or Ken
1880 Alfred l.. Loomis. physician, born
1855 William II. Shafter soldier, born
Commander of troops during the
1885 William r. shafter. soldier. born
1885 Augustine Jones, edsscator. born
President of Friends school, Provi.
dence.
1885 Russell Sturgis, architect. born
A writer and lecturer on architecture
and art.
| 1888 Horace +. Scudder author anC
editor born. Editor of the Atlanti,
1876 First demonstration of the use O
ether made in a hospital in Boston.
| 1S47 Beloit college, Wisconsin, opened
1859 John Browns insurrection a
i Harpers Ferry.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
WAGON OBSTRUCTION
HURTS BICYCLIST

Cemence ID. Hoye of SO Glenham street
reports that while riding his bicycle down
Pine street just before o'clock this
morning he ran into an express wagon
without a horse attached TO II which was
standing i'm front of ia on that street,
and he was Knocked TO the ground re-
ceiving cut over the left eye and COM
planned of internal injuries. The wagon is
owned by Charles J. Walmsley. Sergeant
Day ascertained that the wagon was left
on the street 20 minutes before the aeei-
dent
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
Economy Clothing

Fathers shirts which. are worn at
the collar and elbows make good creep
ing dress for baby or a house waist Tor
mother
The bottom and sides Of the. mothers
apron which is worn out In the center
make a little underskirt for baby TO
play In.
Old lace curtains make good rags for
up dust and many other things.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
SUFFERED WINDOW
FORCED BY THIEVES

Henry Murphy, clerk at the liquor sa-
loon OF Edward Isaacson at l26 Living
ston street reports that the place was
broken into this morning and 800 Was
stolen.
Entrance was gained by forcing shut
ter and iron bar from "A side window.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

Flowers Cure Insanity" "A Palace of
Mystery and Romance Late Tragedies
OF Monte carlo" Deserts Beauty TO
Marry rgllness" "Corsets Are Coins out
Of style" They will be printed and ex-
trsvagantly illustrated in next sunday $
New york World The Biggest and Best
Sunday Newspaper on Earth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

Fine voe striped with jade tho material
used for the The bodice surpice effect was
folded over vest embroidered null and inset lace the kmono
sleeves also being folded vo dropping undersleeves OF the
NULL
band of striped linen in green and white bordered the bottom
the skirt the supce and also set in down
each side of the skirt.
Large crochet buttons and loops were used on the oodc
and there was very high girde of jade green tafea
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
For the Amateur Paperhanger

For ,houses with high ceilings and
people who have 10 do their own paper
ing put the border paper below the
moulding and paper below the border as
above the molding. You will find IL
attractive and much easier to do. there
not being such long strips of paper to
handle.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
Build a Fireproof Chimney

When building chimneys plaster them
inside as the work goes on tompering
the mortar by adding one-fourth as
forms a glaze to which SCOT cannot
stick and hence there is none TO burn.
prevention is better than cure.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

which are almost as strong as when
wash and do up and they give a neat
appearance TO the wearer when doing
service in the dining room. as well as
else where.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

his party and has made shambng and udcrous retreat from the
of political activities, for a at least
COL Goddards of election have indeed become
the OF the people
all sections of the this to do their thinking and
voting They deceived by the promises of who has in
his long previously bowed to public opinion and now
retiring position forced do No question
high purposes Goddard in the naugurad
year ago He been of great service the of REFORM and
assured the satisfaction of knowing that the chances
indicate his election by the general assembly
opponents divided in spirit though they claim
united people of the when they the ballot
will but little hesitation in sending the state
house legislators the United States
who always dignity of the and will be
alert % serve the interests of the people.
After having with his running
president naturally makes light of pungng into Bear
Lake a frosty morning
Republican machine ring clearly intends keep its grip
the city council.
There will be bolt in the Third ward
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
To Whiten Floors

A cup Of janelle water in the water
with which floors are scrubbed Will help
to whiten them.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
Aprons From Sheets

old sheets make servioeshie aprons
for afternoon wear. Zee the corners
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

The ranks of the striking telegraph,
ers in New York city include thIee
hundred or more women, says lne
Woman's Journal. An EFFORT Is nov
being made 10 place these women
An other occupations, and Miss Helen
svenson head of the women strkers'
expects to find employment for every
one within a few weeks. She rs report
ed as saving: Because OF the nerve
racking work that IL ts almost every
one OF my girls will be glad 10 accept
less money and get into other Nccupa,
tions We have sent twp sylendld
girls to railroads on Long Island, nave
supplied brokers with helpers at $50 a
week for stonography typewrltihg
and telegraphy combined and have ar
ranRed for some cashiers ana some
workers in insurance offices.
Baby's Bib
For durable bibs for children buy
three-ouarters of a yard of white oil
cloth This Will make two bibs
three-auarters OF yard long. Cut
them like the front OF a long sleeved
apron. Bind the neck with white
tame and place button and button
hole on binding. Fasten around the
chIld's neck extend down into It's lap
and lay over on the table. This will
save the childs clothes, the table
cloth and the carpet.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

There will be no bolt in the Third ward.