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The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
SECRETARY METcALF SICK.

Washington, D. c. Dec. l7.-Sec-
rotary Of the Navy Metcalf is de
tginesd a this, home With an attack
OF grippe Wh-l he retufnsg fr3m
Norfolk today be- Was compelled to
take TO his bsd
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
IA ANNOUNCEMENT HAS YET
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or THE A. q. & A.
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The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
Yesterdays shippina.

Following is the record OF tao
movement OF vessels at this poIt yee-
terday: Sailed. steamer Rio Gr&nae,
Young, Mobile. schooner Anna r
Bishop. Bowen FerDandina-
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18

Forecast for today IN Georgia
Probably rain aad whrrner; AAraysa-
bio winds, AOnoni4g acwgasass.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
5ealy III confined d t Ills
Ehogne i severe case 81 it,.,

Rosa d last
hsirsaa cor lIIin neapo Iis, here
she I slar1e her ie al
sGlae llaa
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
THE: COAL FAMINE STAYS
1t Still Exists in Devils Lake and the
%s. End is not In SiQht

As winter progresses the coal
situation becomes worse and
worse. The first IF the week
enough - fuel arri we'd to last
about a day. Then there were
several days when people had to
borrow coal by the bucket full
from those who had a small sup
ply on hand. All the way from
FIVE to a hundred carloads arere-
ported. to be On the way, but
they do not arrive, and people
are becoming desperate. Some
one has figured it out that it will
take nearly two carloads of coal
a day to supply the wants of this
city alone during the remainder
Of the winter, and. unless relief
comes soon there will be suffer-
ing !: The railroad company is
dividing it's own, coal with the
people here, and is doing all in
it's power to hurry the shipments
along, but no one seems to know
just where the trouble is for the
1non-arrival of the much needed
fu3f. s(}sG i = ~ - =. -,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
DEVIL 5 l.Akl: LADY WEDS
Mrs. Gussle Stoddard Marries
Prominent Business Man IN. ss5, i. /.
J Special 70 the Inter. Q cealn i:

8 Seattle Jan. 8 % bert w.
Eastland, assistant secretary ;o,1If
the Alaska club , and Mrs. / GUS.
Islie M. Stod dard, /. for the last
term Of 1906 d teacher in the
John, B. Allen: school, were unit
cd iii marriage at Sunnyslope,
the Lake Washington I home of
Judge Thomas Eastlan1, brother
of the groom on 81, New Y ears
/ day. #: !: The 4 ceremony: was per
formed by Rev. M. A. Mathews,
d. d. pastor Of < the first Pres
byeterian church, Il ia the pres
!, er,ce Of 5 a ffew;of the j ati1mate
friends Of the contract 10 par
ties. AT its conclusion the we'd
! ding party and their + guests sat
down ia dinner. S. s'S..<3 e. e &" !.
!. 81 Mr.. 4 Eastlands is one Of the
substantial business men of
Seattle where he has resided FOR
/. the past four years. He is d
native of Kentucky where he
I served fora foil term sas assist
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
Have r rfect. Service !.
- ~ .%'3=$r'
Devils Lake Drug Go.

ing before returning to their res
pectlve homes at Rugby. Mr..
Ihorson's wife and children
have been spending a month
with her parents at Grand Har-
Dor, arriving there before the
holidays. She will join her hus-
band on bis way home.
Have you got cold feet and no
coal? just take a run down to
the Dependon store and warm
your heart at our embroidery
counter: Regular is and 18c
embroideries offered for &c a
yard. If these bargains don't
getyour blood to circulating, then
you had better see doctor
Vice President Louis w. Hill
was in the city Wednesday, look
ing after railroad matters here.
He contracted for a large sup
ply OF lumber from local dealers
with which to build snow fences. !:
He says he needs about two hum
dred men to do the work and ex-
peeted to find them here. Men.
will be shipped in from the east
as soon as possible and the work
OF otecting the road from
drifting snow will be pushed:
. The Chautauqna board met
Tuesday evening TO talk over the
program for the coming session
An effort will be ruade to have
Governor johnson OF Minnesota
on the list Of speakers for the
coming assembly, and to secure
Governor Burke for the Fourth
of July orator. lew bonds are
being issued 10 replace the old
ones held by stock olders which
are about to expire. f The dliirec-
tors are anxious to make the
1867 assembly the banner one
IN the history OF The assoc iation5
I'm point OF attraction ms. 81
Ginger up, and don i kick on
the s1lo IN. Jim Hill can e help
il. Don't tal but get busy.
N lille Jim is:cuttlt ting culgpg,ons, Yo,as
saw oepeneo 81 store
has the right id ea hey have
|5ust pot Oh The i ss, osE
cling srllbrn cry sssl II that
ever hit this tow hoslsasgasS
AZ an n b ssyzs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
Dis 5 TRIO |! COlJRT CASES
Gases l't1F are Being Disposed Of Rapidly
and /. the N Calendar WIN Be
NJ Finished Soon Il $s !. i s d

District court convened Monday,
and nv the way va u the cases are Is be.
ing dispos ed al, the calend ar will
be fnistled within a$ few days. s3=55
George Doll plead guilty To
selling liz uors and ID now serving
time. 3. 2Ss
Al Jarnes o Grady grand larceny,
was dismissed. y,
Ben Burre tts, grand larceny,
plead guilt W to petty larceny .
3,s ', alter Bong hton, sod rny plead
3gnilt
Ioe " ECKER {, ttllareat e ton i, I'd u
harm Mako bond dismissed
SO And reW Hnesb threat eniiln1g Is
do bodily harm. d2iismi Kissed ssss
lsls bert Johns 81, selllng liquors,
verdict not gull IN. 3aSss,
Met ainnis, threat eniinp to
kill, bond tori cited s
John and rasek, selling liquor,
plead Gull
slIsr a.ne plead
gull 81
John knite same {, charge YER
diet gull 81
M ataes Male II iilniinal libel,
u it'd of prejndii lice filed
d the cis: III cases, Emanuel II.
ohn Ianson,
aud sgEnelt for E,laintin for the full
5amount claimed. ss IS
ohm Bird b svs Robert sssI.
#9 lace as ia tss, PRESS. s
snahue s.s.lhaa. elsoaun. yer-
81 ict fel plain iii 81 fo ffsall amount
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
We Have the Experience

ing rebates. Until the boyle
man comes they declare they
will sell all the 15c embroidery
they have for &c a yard. They
positively guarantee all purchas-
ers from any liability.
%: Miss Josephine Maher left dur
ing the middle Of last week for
Minneapolis. where she will at
tend Stanley Hall. .'
h The: w r. C. will givea dance
in Odd Fellows hall, Friday
night, January 18th. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
r Dan Brennan, Orville Duel]
and James Collinson returned tc
the Grand Forks university
Thursday afternoon. >
+ Miss Agnes Schundberg, who
has been spending the Christmas
vacation in this city, returned
to her school. in Mayville. Sun
day. s: NJ: :. d =. 8: ny. 81. y,
The fact that two gophers
were caught near: Rugby during
the latter part of December, is
taken as an Indication that this
will not be. a severe winter, any
way. So what S the use getting
excited over the fuel shortage!
Wednesday Attorney H. G.
|Middaugh sold his residence on
west Fifth street TO Prosper
W Times consid erat ion, So, 900.
The sale was made through the
Powell real estate agency. MIR.
|Wilnaes has made several other
nVestinerlts ID city realty and
|is getting ready to clean up an
nice bunch Of, money when The
boom strikes the town.
If you are out of coal go Ia
the Depend n I store and buy q
ton two Il elnbro deries.
|6, 900 yards Of N vide emil roii deries
worth from sc ID I0c d yard Oh
sale now for 2c .; yard. All warn
patterns and hot values. Cornt
Id and wa r1n yourse N
Ieasrs. Thorsou
and p. VI niger Il is latter ffrpner.
Isl an enap De the New York
Cash Store of his city i s arrived
here On uesday evenins
IMnessrs. IliDEson and niger IL
prove III, their homestead s anG
IIsry sl act ssas nj ness feo 81
both al and rsan sars
both old tim ers III Ill saHssey counts
and have d hos Iersienls asae
Irelatiyss Inc
Eslsflsll nero l l
md i olsa tim Ri Il;
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
THE new COUNTY BOARD
i Starts off .Gtiarmonously and Uses
!: 1..@-S Business Methods, :, -,

Z. Inc new board OF county COM
missloners got down to business
Monday, and the way they made
things. hum was surprising to.
the employees around the court
house, who have been used to
hearing arguments, Of the late
chief and bets Of oranges and
bananas on disputed questions
as they came up. Mr.. Sanuels,
the new commissioners: from The
Fifth district, is injecting a few
business methods in the con-
duct Of the county's business
that will not only expedite mat
tiers in passing on county affairs
that come before the board, but
will result in a great saving to
the taxpayers. :, Parliamentary
tactics have abeen relocated to
the rear, and the business is, at
last handled in a business-like
manner. There is no one on the
board who is anxious to build up
a political faction in the county,
and everybody is going to get a
square deal. Commissioners
Nesseth and Mallory, and other
new members, take hold like old
tim !. COMMISSIONS Furstenau
makes an ideal chairman, and
keeps things moving at a. rapid
pace. His knowledge of the old
business is valuable to the new
members, but the old methods
will be revolutionized. The PEG.
PIE Of Ramsey county are to be
congratulated on the splendid
material which /. comprises the
board Of county commissioners
iat the present time. tE ss.zs = "a
The following standing con,
mittees were appointed::. s +.
Checking county auditor anl
treasurer. Sa1nuels, Nessetl
and Furst . s s a: ! RAJ . '@5
Checking regist er deeds
| clerk of court and rotate Judge
/ Johnson and NJ aloney 81 800. \ 3
Court house and jail. John
son, Maloney and Nesseth. NJ !. {
County pc or farm. / esseth
/ Nal oney and j hnsorl. i: q 5s3 :-s IS
: inanc sSamuels and Fur
Istsnau. s5s E.... ,..: g7 #ss 4
The bids of all the banks; y: II Il
the county were accepted AMI
Ithe bonds of each fixed. ,..: .:ssss..
The j Inter-O cea1l, [ journal
Public Opinion and Hera1d NeW.
Were esignated to publish til,
! official proc edings and the 10
ter cean5to publish the delin
1lq sl1, tax t|l',I: list and all othe:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
SOM MORT ..sl)I. talk
With 4 Pretty Good Prospect d. II
aAalountlnq 10 Something Moi 3. 3


zS.: Mayor Whitman was in ST. Paul
the first sof the year to ccsonsultwith
the Mere ants N ational Bank peo-
pie, who own the s3eVilla Hotel,
concerning - new lease Y of the
Mr.. wv hitman informed
the oWnersat hat ia ia view Of the fact
there would 5und oubtedly be
q modern hotel erected in Devils
Lake this year, that he did moi
care to renew the lease on the
same old terms that the presen,
hotel property would largely de.
crease ii value ia competition with
8 mod rn house. The bank pao,
[ple5 assured M W hitman thai
| they were favorably impressed
will the prospects eo,ff5 Devils Lake
and were very 10 ueh id favor 81
improving the present bnild ding
|enlarging it and making it mod.
fern through out. They assured him
that the matter Wonld be brought
before the board .ioaffs dire tors at 81
IIearly meeting 4, and that they would
recommend that the sum Of thirty
ors forty thousand dollars be- sel
aside for inn ts., jSS3
Nj. Nlitman feels conf DEM
that the owners will decide te
make the impro ements. In ths
event that they decide otherwise
he intends 10 60 10 work. on the
/ new hotel iii lead earnest ss5 u,
The coming year viii certainly
See decided impro Yement in the
hotel situallo IA iii iii Devils LAX S SSs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11

The wagon road are also iii
very bad cond ition and farmers
are sticking prett close To their
homes Butte eggs and milk
are coming scarce and high
priced md MI III soon be as great
novelty AS chQrl Goa hi
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
THE SOI0N R6ANlZE
Democrats Control the House While
,StalWarts Have The Senate n

Il The tenth session of the North
Dakota legisla convened Ties
day, TWitchel #of Cass was Il elect
ed speaker Of the house by ii large
majority over % "A. johnson 81
Ward, the stalwart candidate II. e;
I'D. Norton of Ramsey vas elected
chief cler :s5f;
The stalwarts ore aniizted the sen
ate. l5fs:.
4 w ednesda lay bot b branches 81; Thu
/ islature met iD1 i joint session Il
I listen to the reading ofS the mes.
: sages of8 both Vernlors, after
which they adj onrned until Mon.
/ day In order thatsthe house Il: cham.
Der might BE- prepared for the ia.
augnral bal, which occurs to-
night. NJ :22SS
Trains Not and Is seemed e
be entirely ont of 1luc ednes-
day. o. Is was eported sis
/ hours late ia the first place, lotlt
just to make matt ers worse, they
lodged insa big snow N drift In the
vicinity OF boy Oh and were Sled q
up there for five hours IsIhey
arrived here at no Bur still
their trouble ~ ere I mt over 81 FIJI d,
Just as they were leaving Grand ]
aHarbor the same Incl dent han.
#pened, as did at Doyon and 70; an
Other Eve hours passed before
they could continu Z. ea1WhiIe
No. IS was held III Penn a M, sii
the arrival Of I'd. s and arr arrived
I'M the city al eight d clock Thus.
day morning Y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-11
NEWsPAP Il {. T. TROUBLES
The b. Inssureent Organ Started ID
II. Devils Lake ok Has las. Paddock a.
tSkG So. y - 80
;. 8 ,:. on the Door r..

Last week Attorney Middaugh,
acting under instructions from
parties5at Omemee, began foreclos-
ure pro- edings against the Devils:
Lake sRepnb lican under "a chattel
mortgage on the material. .
p Lest ye forget, it will be. well to
state that this material was cold by
Ed Smith or his wife to Cooler
81 aoer last spring. r is the. old
Free l Press outfit, which Smith;
agreed t boz uE and ship outside
the county for a5conaid erati ion ! of
$500, INLAND to him duly paid BY
two newspaper suckers in this city,
one Of whom was the Inter Ocean
man. A man by the name of Nc.
Cormick, who sprang into notori-
ETY. as an insurgent boss, in this
county, believed that his political
faction should have an organ, so q
foreclosure sale was made Of. the
|old material, the notice being pub.
'lished in an Edmore paper, so
Smith could break his written con-
tract with the people whose money
he had and make way with the
loot under the guise of law, and
the material be used to publish a
paper. Me- ormick then induced
Cooler g. Goer to buy the outfit
and start q red hot insurgent or
Igsn. The paper ran under their
management for q while and Goer
dropped out a losing venture
was not to his liking. Cooler
lstood the strain until his feet got
very chilly. 4 he insurgents had
carried the primaries in the county
land il was an easy matter for him
to unload the burden onto the
! prospective ofhce hold ers. who chip
ped Id and organized a3stock COM
spany giving Mr.. aiooler 8 chattel
| mortgage on everyt hing in the
Office at that time. This chattel
mortgage was disposed Of to. q
! party 1t Omemee by Mr., Cooler
land passed ont Of his hands. The
latest change ia: the management
|of the sttor mt ossed institution
made the holder uneasy and he
began forecl osnre pro- edings, and
the padlo lock is still on the door.
Now Ed isSsmith appears On the
fscene with d bill 5off sale made by
Cooler last: Marc h TO him covering
the job press and paper cutter,
about the only things 81 value ID
1.-The outfit, and d law snit Ill at will
make ices for HE attorneys will
|undo ubtedlY fol low. Thus endeth
the Fort seYentl h chapter off the
book of u ames 81 Ghurchs
Fern
B. Drake and y Mi iss Anna ma
u. ShelVisl were united i1ls mar
rage IA Ghur Is u err ednes-
day evening an at once left foI
fGali forglia to{sper1d the inter-.
They will return 30 Devils Lake
about be first of slA pril and make
I|sehis city their culture lhoHlle ae
happy conple have the hearty
leon ulations host d
friends.
resident order.
Isssl the InterstA be 4 commerce Com.
llssion to ilss8 he iii.
case o1 as store
seI ID sri below
IIss1s erl u
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Washington. June ga hu-
man fl eak without parallel has
just been received in Washing.
ton and is now in possession OF
John Mastre. No. 351S M street,
Georgetown. 1t is a double
human body about 8 inches tall.
h3 wing one head, the bodies be-
ing joined closely together at
the chest. The bodies are OIL
different sex. The specimen il
preserved as medical exhibit,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

be obliged to purchase a set.
She came to GAINESVILLE, called
on DR.. A. P. Burros. and had
him remake them to fit her. AS
she left she said she hoped the
teeth would make her thirty
years younger. as she was soon
to marry again.-Janesville
wis } Correspondent New York
World.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Guthrie, Okla, June 20.-Po-
lice Judge High icy, of Oklaho.
ma City, IN dIscharging four
persons held in custody for
"spooning" in public places,
made the decision that it the
girl consents the man may hug
her at any time and any place
The girls we're members of the
Delmar garden chorus aud the
men we're employees of the Pho
neer Telephone company.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

If reports be true, Gov. Folk
is going to relieve Columbia
from the application of the five
mile law. It is said that he
contemplates the displacement
of DR.. Jesse at the State Univer
sity by appointment of pants
Vandiver to the presidency. If
that be done there will not be
fifteen hundred students at
that institution any day in the
year. Such an appointment
seems. preposterous, ridiculous
ly absurd, and it is to be hoped
impossible, but the exigencies
of political necessity knows NO
bounds. -Moberly Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

We deuounce the packers
trust! Stock growers here say
they cannot sell their steers for
nearly as much as a year ago,
but the packers shove the
prices up on the butchers, and
the customer pays about 10
cents more for a slice OF porter
house steak and other cuts in
proportion. When the people
rise in their might aud run their
own slaughter houses, the big
trust robbers had better beware
They may be the first victims
Of the shambles.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

David @. Clark. dude of the
r. F. D. mail carriers, first got a
uniform aud now has an automo-
bile. 1t is u four horse power
and a dandy. One cannot tell
the difference III his, up.to-date
machine and one of Wander
biltS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

DIR. aud Mrs. ] B. Corley
went to st. Paul, Thurday to
visit his brother. Fl. N. Corley
and to meet his sister from
Texas. who came up to St.
Louis to attend the graduating
exercises of her daughter, Miss
Bernadine. at the Convent OF
Visitation.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27
Unique Advertising.

A tale is told of Robert Bon
ner and of his belief in adver-
Using. One day he engaged a
whole page of a newspaper and
repeated two line advertise
ment upon it over and over
again. 1t must have been re-
peated 5000 times upon the
page in the smallest type.
why do you waste your
money, Robert?" asked a friend
Il noticed that same line so Of
ten. Would not a half page
have answered your purpose?"
Half page would never
have caused you to ask the
question" replied Mr.. Bonner.
AT least FIVE people will ask
that to every line was the way
/ figured it,"
Mr.. Bonner might have gone
further and said: 1t is the per.
sistent, not the spasmodic, ad.
vestiser that makes the money
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Norval Yates returned from
St., Josephs Institute at Log
wood. Mo-, Friday. In spite of
his physical condition, Norval
has a legion of friends, made
by his winsome smile and hap
ply. hearty, cordial manner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Miss Jessie Briggs. of Hydes
burg has been visiting her cous-
in, Miss Fannie Abbott. Miss
Fannie accompanied Miss Jes.
sic home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Misses Helen, Blanch and
Ruth, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. D L Graham, have re-
turned from a months visit with
relatives at Bowen, III.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27
Used Dead husbands Teeth.

Mrs. August Kramer, a wid-
Ow and so. who lives near TT.
Atkinson. is thrifty. When her
husband died two years ago she
had his false teeth, which he
had used eighteen yGaTA re-
,noxea. ssTlng che would soon
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

DR.. W. H. Graham, of Shreve.
port, La, has been the CUES. of
his friends, Mrs. @ S. Robert
shaw and family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Misses Carrie Redo and Fran
ces Hopkins came mp from Pal.
myra, Saturday to visit their
kinsman, James Redd and
wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Henry McCIintlc, one of the
big COW men of Midland, Texas
arrived Thursday to spend the
summer with his niece, Mrs.
Ella Eddy and numerous rela-
tiVes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

% and 80. each to be approxi.
mately of twenty thousand
tons displacement, The total
cost of each when completed is
estimated to be ten million dol
lars
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Elias, Geo. W. and Merle
Tooley went to Palmyra Thurs
day to join J. N. Tooley and W.
A. Willis, of Carrollton and go
fishing in the Marion county
bottoms.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Miss Gladys Lewis, of Haunt
bal, after a pleasant visit with
her relatives, Mrs. Julia Lewis
and Mrs. o r. Emerson has re
turned to her home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Miss Mae Proctor returned
Saturday from Chicago to spend
several week with her people,
D. M. Proctor and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-27

Miss Leonora Welsh, trained
nurse, of Quincy bias been visit.
ing her parents. MIR. aud Mrs.
Benz Welsh.