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STATE OF MOTH DAKOTA.
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Z sEOunty Of Ramsey S%s1t E:$FE# ,at2GG.s'& SG"
city Justice Of ths peace 9nts' t'sa''
William o. Millar, plaintiff, VI. Jacob smit,
The state Of North Dakota to the above
named defendant: r. "a 3S5 l2ssf y
By this second spmmons herein, you are d.
reeted 70 appear before me at my office il the
Devils Lake, county Of Ramsey, and stase Of
North Dakota, on the 23rd day Of January, "a.
o. n3ns oooSk hsEs
you, alleging that heretofore and bptwean the
18th day Of Oc, ober, 1906 and the 25th day of
epd %
and value Of Sis s. and that heretofore sa and,
vas duly saUsa soN she sboVe
titled action against the property Of the tefend-
ant, and under and by virtue thereof, Claus
and state of North Dakota, levied upon per-
sonal property belonging 70 the defendant, de-
sorihed as follows, f,Wit: One Manona farm
two Canton gang plows,s one slteere d $50, one
Monitor break king plow, one Acme harrow. ono
req mil; and demanding that plaint 20 recoy-
with interest at 57S per cent per annum sincs2
Sieptan,ber 18th, 1915. besides the costs and
disbursements of this actioa, and that the
isfaction Of Che piainsiil'a claim.
And You are notified that nnleHs yon 80 ap-i
pear and pLalati gil
4 Given this 18th day Of Decemb slesa s15iS 35
- - ohm r. Henry,
i. n City Jnatio on tho sPeacs, Ramsey lounty,
North Dakota. tsas
Ia lot The foregoing summons be saryed gby the
utilization thereof. once In each week for
three eucoesRive Weeks, Id the Dsyilas Lake
ton, I,rinted and pub iahed al Dsyiia Lake
North Dakota, the third Dnb lieas ton to be- not
I iess than threa days prios Cd che 2srd day os3
tianuary. A.. p. 1907 and yfsf0f hni th mail
!ng g copy Ct she snmmons, postage paid and Is!
D..and sucn ser ice thereof ahall Be sufficient.
..5:5y John ~. Henry, III
\ City Justice 81 the Peace, Aamssy Co, M. ID.
Er-Burke 81 Middaugst
Plaintif ~ stornsyz Dsylla Lake, II. b. .5
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LITTLE HOPE. or RECOVERY.
General Belief Regarding Illness 81
q :. :. =. - King Oscar. ~. -. Is

& Stockholm, Dec 32e. ---The bulletins
issued in regard to- the condition Of
King Oscar are SO. ambiguous that tha
public has little idea OF his actual cons
dition, but the prevailing view In well
informed quarters lie that tho recovery
OF his majesty is doubtful owing 10 hia
age and the sdgpre ssion inc dent TO tho
separation OF Norway and Sweden. A
gradual decline Of the kings powers
appears TO be going on although the
palace officials maintain inlpenatrabls
secrecy preventing outsfde rs from
making an exact estimate OF HIS mat
egty's condition. The bulletin issued
during the morning from the king'd
physicians yfs somewhat fuller and
practically confirms the suppositiop
that the kings cond ition has not bees
satisfactory. It ID sdmittsd Iii the i,aI
letin that hia rnajesty's nights have
been restless. sa$2=,s 4 s5 II
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THREATS OF LYNcHiNo MADE.

CoIored Soldier Attacks Woman at
FL Reno, Okla.
FL Reno, Okla, Dec. 29.-Threats
Of lynching are heard on every hand
as a result of an attack committed on
Mrs. T.. Clifford, wife Of prominent
physician, by a negro soldier of the
Twenty-fifth infantry.
Mrs. Clifford and her sister, Mrs. S.
N. Clarke, were attempting to pass
the soldier when he viciously grabbed
Mrs. Clifford around the waist and
threw her into the street, exclaiming
that the sidewalk belonged to him.
Mrs. Clarke screamed and the assail-
ant fed, escaping before help arrived.
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Summons.
State of North Dakota,
County OF Ramsey
In district court. SECOND judicial district
Elsie Smit, Plaintiff,
Jacob Smit, Defendant,
= Summons.
The State of North Dakota to the above named
Defen ants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, which will be fled
with the Clerk of the above named Court, at
his Office in Devils Lake, North Dakota, and to
serve copy of your answer upon the subscrib.
ers within thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the day of
service aud in case of your failure to appear
or answer, JUDGMENT will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the com.
piaint.
Trial desired in Ramsey county.
Dated Dec. rnber 4th. 1905.
BURKE & MIDDAUoH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Residence and P. O.. address:
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
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BREAK UP RESERVATIONS.
Policy Being Carried Out by Indian
Commissioners.

Washington, Dec. 29.-Commission.
er Leupp Of the Indian Office will ask
congress to legalize the practice Of the
department in permitting white chill
dren to enter Indian schools on the
same basis as Indian children are per.
mitted to enter white schools. It Is a
policy Of the Indian Office to break
up the Indian reservation wherever
possible, allot the lands owned by the
Indians and put the wards of the gov.
eminent on a self-supporting footing.
To do this effectively old barriers
are being broken down and the In.
dams in many sections OF the country
are attending the district schools, the
Indian bureau paying into the county
or state treasury the cost per capita
of the Indians education as assessed
against the white child, which amounts
to about So per quarter. In many To-
calities Of the West and Northwest
Indian schools are the only schools In
widely separated areas. It has been
Commissioner Leupp's policy: to per.
init white children to enjoy the priv.
ileges of education granted Indian
children on the theory that there was
no law against such a policy and he
is now preparing an amendment to
the Indian appropriation bill pending
before the senate committee on indian
affairs affirming the position he has
taken. !. ~ - r.. !. @$ss MI
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THE WARNING OF JAMES ], HILL

No man is better known in
America today than James J.
Hill, Preaident of the Great
Northern road. No man has
done more for agriculture in the
great northwest than has Mr..
Hill. He has developed an en-
pire and watched it's growth
with the keenest Of interest.
He speaks as a friend and ;one
desply interested in the welfare
of our country and at the Min
nesota State Fair he sounded a
warning note which should b.
needed by every North DAkota
farmer, when he said among
other things:
''There are three essentials
to any agriculture worthy of the
name. The first is rotation of
crops. Our low average yield
is due to the Anticipated system,
all too prevalent, of raising the
same crop indefinitely on the
same land until it has been worn
out or 50 reduced that the own
er is in danger of poverty.
Even without fertillzing, the
yield of given area may be
immersely increased and it's
productive diversion preserved
from exhaustion merely by the
restorative variety of change
which seems to be a law with
all living things.
'SThe second method of in
creasing yield and preserving
soil productively-the more lib
eral use Of fertilizing material,
such as is possible where farms
are of small size and cattle are
kept-gives abundant evidence
of the extraordinary results
that may be obtained.
THE third factor in improve
ment, better tillage. is most
interesting of all, because il
opens up unmsasured Ipossibili.
ties. We no more know what
is the maximum food bearing
capacity of the earth or Of any
of the small portions of its sur
face than we do the rate al
which people may be able to
travel a century from now
But what has been done is suffi'
GENTLY startling. A population
of 45,000,000 people in Japar
is supported on 10000 cultivat
ed square miles, aided by the
food products obtained from tn.
sea. This is because cultivation
in Japan is truly intensive.
There will be nothing new il
the above to any of our readers
but it is oftentimes we'll to have
different men who view the sit
uation from different standpoints
tell the same story. Rotation O
crops, fertilizers, and tillage
are the three essentials to sue
(, cessful farming. Of the thre'
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago. Dec. observation-disclosures,
s4.16G6.s0; COWS and heifers, $1,000
Sis; stockers and feeders. $4,000
AGO; Texans, $375@4.50; Westerns,
ss.9o05.40; calves, s6.00@S.75. Hogs
Mixed and butchers. s6.00@6.30;
good heavy, $6.O0@6.25; rough heavy,
$5.90@610; light, $5.90@6.30; pigs,
s5.5o@G.15. Sheep, $3.75@5.S0; lambs,
s6.65@7.SO.
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we would put tillage first, in
stead of third. The thing which
many Of our so-called worn out
lands need is first of all a dose
of good farming. In other words,
thorough cultivation, that puts
the land in proper physical con-
dition-more thorough blowing
and more intensive after-culture,
whether it is planted to corn or
small grain. No great crop can
ever be grown on land on which
there is not first prepared a prop
er seed bed. With an intelligent
rotation Of crops, including a
legume in each rotation, and
the feeding of forage to live
stock, and the conscientious ap-
plication of the manure to the
land, there is little danger of
any land that ever was good
being worn out. Mr.. Hill an
ticipates that in twenty years
the American wheat crop will
not be sufficient for home con-
sumption and seed, and there
will not be a bushel left for ex-
port. He believes that in these
twenty years there will be an
addition of $4,000, to our
present population. and closes
his address with the following:
''Tne conclusion reached points
out and emphasizes a national
duty so imminent and so imper-
alive that it should take prece-
dence of all else. It is the foe
that has overthrown civilization
as proud as prosperous, and far
more strongly fortified than our
own. Nothing can stop the
onward march Of natures laws
or close the iron jaws Of her
necessities when they open to
crush their victims. Either we
shall understand our situation
and make such provision as her
benignancy affords to mset it
or we shall meet conditions of
overcrowding and artificial stan
dards and food and employment
inadequate to the national nee is
and so be in danger Of destroy
ing the stately temple once
reared with the highest hopes
that ever animated humanity.
Which is it to be?
IF we are to walk safely in
the way of wisdom there is
much to be done. It is time te
begin. There must be, first {
return to conservative and eco n.
mic methods, a REIMBURSEMENT
Of national ideas such as tx
place agriculture and it's claims
to best intelligence and the high
est skill that the country aft )rd'
in the very 5orefro t. There
must be a national revolt against
the worship Of manufacture ant
ira lie as the only form of pro
gressive activity and the onl.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure j, Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed md delivered BY lara
odegard aud Andreae A. Il z, T0;dssgs'd; , her
cages dated tie soth dsy Of april. 1905, and
flIed for record in the office of the register Of
deeds of the county Of Ramsey and state OF
and recorded in book 81 Of mortgages. on page;
:92. and assigned by said mortgagee to J. Y:
g7t aase
in the oce S OF The Register Of deeds # said
county on the 2nd day Of May, 1905, III book IS
Of mortgages, on page SO, will be forectosed by
mater described, at tho front. door OF the
courthouse in the city of Devils Lake, and
ounty of Ramsey and state of North Dakota,
Of February i A. b. 1907. to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage. on the date of sale.
The promises described in said mortgage,
ga se Oh g ns sod s 9s hoss
pre- mise ssituated in the county Of Ramsey and
state Of forth Dakota. to wit: Lots one ana
three eton twenty and lots one ana
ectirn- wenty .eght. township one hundr' d anq
ifty-three. range sixty-three, together with all
! theheredi aments and appurtenanceB thereun.
9 clio nging.
order TO prote ct HE interests aud rights under
the aid m rtgage, to redeem the premises
above described Fl: m tax sale had on the sth
dav OF December, iG's, and to pny the taxes for
having been compelled to pay s42.72, which
pa, ment WAS made on December 18th, 1905; nd
in order TO protect his rights aud int, ests I'M
der tho said mortgage, the undersigned having
been compelled to take up two interest coupons
of $500 each which we secured by mort.
gage on said premises, to one John w. Maher,
and which coupons matured on Drcember let,
1905, and December 1st, 1906; and having been
also compelled. in order to protect his rights
and interests under said mortgage to take up
and pay two interest coupons on mortgage
to the Ramsey County National Bank of Icy
lie Lake ono for $500, due on October 10th,
1906 and the other for $1,000, due on October
90 1906, which sal id coupons were secured by
mortgage ON said p -emises, prior and superior
to the uudersigned'e mortgage ;andhavings been
also compelled, to pr tect his interest under
said mortgage. to take up and pay a certain
note for 100 and interest, which fell due on
December lot. 1905 running. to one Frank How
ard, which WAS secured by a m rtgage on said
premis. s, prior to the undersigned g mortg 60;
there will therefore, be due on such mortgage
sat the date If sale the sum of S351.66, besides
costs and expenses OF sale. and the attorneys
fees allowed by law, and to become due on
said mortgage. the further sum of $85. 90, BE-
sides inter- ct thereon.
dated December 18th, 1905.
j. E. Truesdell,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Burke & Middaugh,
Attorneys for Assignee,
Devils Lake, N d.
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Wealthy Physician Suicides.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 29.-Dr. Charles
H. Culpepper, a leading and wealthy
physician of Portsmouth, was found
dead in his Office with a bullet wound
In the head and a pistol lying by his
side. The words broken health" in
Culpepper's handwriting we're found
written on postal card on the physi-
clans Office desk.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

Court Takes Action in Great Northern
Injunction Suit.
St. Paul, Dec. 29.-Judge Orr of the
district court, at the instance of At
torney General Young, has signed an
order directing the Great Northern
company to show cause why tenn
porary Injunction should not be grant
ed pending the final adjudication of
the proceeding to restrain the pro-
posed issue of s60,000,000 Of Great
Northern stock. This stock was to be
Issued Jan. 4.
The order is returnable and will be
argued Jan. 3. The case can hardly
be tried on the merits before the Feb
ruary term of court.
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NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION
i @s.I =. FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT. :.

NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION
7, a (. :. :, FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT.
Stats OF North Dakota. County Of Ramsey .-ss !;
&s5s <. In the Comfy curt $5 $s&9 >:
Pursuant to nm order Of this Court, nude on
the 26th day of December, "A. d.. 1905. notice. il
hereby given that on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
January.3A D 1907. e 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon of that day, at the Court rooms .of this
Court, at the County Court House, in the City
of Devils Lake, county of Ramsey and state OF
North Dakota, has been appninted by the
Judge OF this Court ais the time and place for
hearing the petition Of 4. ~ Bentson, of the
Ely 81 gag TO-
sell for medicinal, sclentiac and mechanical
PURPOSES, malt, yin0us, spurious, fermsnted or
other. Intoxicating liquors at, lots Il and q.
block 81. In the city 81 Deyils ia e, county Of
where any person Interested In the granting 81
idpetition may appear and outest the same
pnder the proyisions Of the law. and thoy viii
) ,Dassd 1t neytls Lake, N D., the asth day sof
= 81 ,s''E q Is JoHM Il. HEHnr,
S5S ES;sz F3 Judge OF the County Court,
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Cashier Admits SHORTAGE,

Sedan, Kan, Dec. 29.-Otto D. Stall
lard, defaulting cashier Of the Peo-
ple's National bank Of Sedan, who re-
turned here Wednesday, has admitted
to the officers of the bank that his
shortage amounts to $22,53S. ne de-
:lared that he did not get the money
md that he does not know who did.
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Stockholders Ileetin0,

A the regular annual meeting of the stock-hold d
ore OF the First National Bank Of Deriis Lake
Will be held 1T the offics Of said bank on Tues.
day, January u, 100, 81 O'Clock p. M, for the
Selaceson pit asfsatnrB and aueh other business
as mar pFopafiy soisas bsfoEe tho mseling. il
S$54$ Sfs y. ID. R0ntaar,
4$S%8 Cashier.
4, Datsd ~ Devils Lake. III Dssaabsr q
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PROPOSALS FoR DEP sIT or COUNTY

n Tg 433. M UND4. VI NE a n 81 Il 49,
Y Sealed proposals will bs received by the
Board OF County Commissioners of Ramsei
Sctnnty, N. ~, up VI Monday, January It'll
1907, for tho deposit OF county funds, In accord
1929.
II such proposals shall hs enclosed Id vssaisa
envelopes addressed 10 the County Auditor assd
. married = potoposals Tor Deposit OF County
Funds.., and shall be BY the County Auditor
81 By ordar,os Chs Board of County Commits.
sionsrs. fsIsTE. kk ETcH, siS
~ Stt County Auditor
Da{ ted ab Devils Lake, y. ID. Decsm bsr5 18th
M
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SUMMONS,

State of North Dakota. County of Ramsey.
In district urt, SECOND jud ,cial district
Ida Ferr,, plaintiff. VS.. Walter Ferry, defend
ant summons.
The State of North Dakota to the above named
defendant:
You are he, eby summoned to answer the COM
plant in this action, Which will be fled with
the clerk of the above named court, at his
Office in Devils Lake, North Dakota and to
ers within thirty days after the service of his
summuns upon you, exclusive of the day Of ser
vice; and in case of your failure to appear or
default for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
Trial desired in Ramsey county. North Da-
kota.
Dated November 5. 1905.
BURKE & MIDDAUGH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Residence and postofice address, Devils
Lake, North Dakota.
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Raisuli Intends to Fight.

Tangier, Morocco, Dec. 29.-Accord-
ing to the best information obtainable
Raisuli has refused to resign his gov
ernorship, has sent his harem to the
mountains under the protection of a
detachment of kabyles and is prepar-
ing to meet the forces OF War Minister
Gabbas at Zinat.
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w III / TE
SWAN
CAFE
.JOE EOIIREpT pror
JOE FOUBERT, Prop.

1t is a we'll known fact
that the WHITE SWAN
CAFE is the best short
order restaurant in Dew
lis Lake.
You get what you call
for, and it's cooked. to
suit your taste - very
palatable.
Take your meals at the
WHITE SWAN CAFE
and you'll break up
hous e k eeping. It's
cheaper than keeping
house with a hired girl,
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR SLAIN.

General Litvinoff Assassinated at
Omsk, Asiatic Russia.
Omsk, Asiatic Russia, Dec. 29.-Gen-
eral Litvinoff, governor of the province
of Akmolinsk, was assassinated in the
street close to his Office during the
day by two unknown men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-23
YOUNG BURGLAR CAUGHT.
Son of Prominent Citizen of Santa
Cruz, CAL, Bad One.

Santa Cruz, Cal, Aug. 22.-Eighteen-
year-old James Crompton, son of a promi-
nent resident of Santa Cruz. was arrested
this morning and was charged with bur
glary in the first degree. CrOmptOn was
caught in the act of taking books, knives,
etc from the II. Z. Irish book store or
Pacific avenue When taken to the Jail
Crompton confessed to several other bur
glaries around town, one of them being
that of E. c. HeaId's shoe store. The
burglary was committed about 3 O'clock
He gained entrance to IriSh's store by the
use of skeleton keys. On his person was
found a bunch of keys which the officers
believe he used to enter number of other
business houses. The police believe that
the boy is the one VINO broke the vault in
Mckinney and Dake's real estate office
last week. He mas, however, not con-
fessed 10 this. Crompton is well known
here and no one ever suspected him of
such a crime. His family is very promi-
nent and has always been respected in
this community. His brother is noble
grand in the local lodge of Odd Fellows.
The preliminary examination of Crom pton
will be held in the morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-23
TOM CORNISH DEAD.
Well Known Mining Engineer a Vic
tim of Pneumonia.

Goldfield, Aug. 22.-Tom Cornish, one Cf
the best known mining engineers in the
country, and formerly superintendent of
the Stratton Independence mine in Grip
pie Creek, died at Stenikas ranch, on the
edge of Death Valley, yesterday of pneu-
mOnia. Mr.. Cornish started for the Flu
neral range of mountains several days ago
in company with a party of eastern capt.
talists for an Inspection of the Lost Burro
group of claims. When near Stenika' s
ranch Cornish, who was a sick man when
he left Goldfield, became so i'll that his
companions were compelled 20 leave him
at the ranch while they returned to this
city and sent a physician to attend him.
News of Cornshs death was received IN
Goldfield today. and an automobile was at
once sent to the ranch to bring in the
hodu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-23
TWO RICHFIELD BOYS DROWN
Brothers Lose Their Lives in Sewer
River-Funeral Services
Are Conducted,

CBy Long Distance Telephone)
Richfield Aug. 22-The funeral of the
two sons of William Wall of Richfield
who were drowned here last Tuesday, was
held today. The two boys, aged and 9
years were placed in a single coffin and
a large number of friends of the family
attended the services. The boys were
drowned Saturday forenoon. They left
home to go to the pasture and it is sup
posed that they decided to take a swim
Nothing was heard of them all day and a
searching party found their clothes on the
bank of the Sewer river. 1t is supposed
that one Of the boys was attacked by
cramps and that in attempting to save his
brother the other boy also lost his life
The bodies were not recovered until yes
terday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-23
RECKLESS COURAGE
OF ARAB HORSEMEN

CasabldnCa, Aug. 22.-Twelve Frenchmen
were wounded during the fighting OF yes
terday morning. They include Captain
Detulles of the foreign legion. A battery
of seventy-five millimetre guns was dis
embarked from a transport and used
shTapnel with tremendous effect upon the
enemy. The Arabs again showed reckless
courage They would ride close up to the
French camp, dismount and fire persist
emily until they were dispersed by the
shell fire from the cruiser GlOire The
cruiser Gueydon has bOmbarded the port
of Fidallah to the north of Casablanca.
The smugSler5 of arms had their head
quarters at Fidallah.