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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
PERPETUAL PEACE.

The sentiment in favor of perpetual
peace among the nations is constant
ly growing, but the prospect for such
condition is about as favorable as
it is for having uninterrupted peace
and harmony among the parents and
children of family circle. The time
will soon come if not already here
when general peace will prevail; but
once in a while some nation will be-
come obstrep erous and defiant, when
the only thing that can be done will
be to have little war to whip it into
/ submission and obedience; yet the
certainty of being punished and of be-
ing compelled to submit will go a
long way toward preventing troubles
| that might lead to war. Indiscussing
this matter in the July Lippincott
Willard French says that 'All talk
of disarmament is absurd. Disarma-
ment is unnecessa ry7-it is. undesir-
able. With the automatic conven-
ton of the Hague Congress to adjust
international law, with complete ar
bitration treaty binding the nations
to resort only to the Hague, every
nation of the earth will be, by the very
condition, guardian of the peace, and
| it's moderate armament will be like
the police patrol upon q peaceful
L /.
street-a guardian and guaranty that
the peace will be perpetual. To that
moderate necessity the ornaments OF
the world will quickly adjust themsel-
yes, as surely as water seeks itlevel.
All of the nations might not bewilling
first glance to sign treaty, but If
half of them should sign, or quarter
the deed is done and perpetual peace
assured. If even the three strongest
nations of the earth bound themselves
under an indissoluble treaty -constitu-
ton to refer all international ques-
tions to the Hague Tribunal and COM
bined in the declaration that war
must cease, is it supposable that any
two of the other nations would dare
attempt to fight a controversy out
with arms? But if three organizations
will sign such treaty, five will sign
and all will sign. They would be
strictly held to every obligation of the
treaty, whether they signed or not
as Justly and as surely as the strang-
er within our gates, who has taken no
oath of allegiance, is held to the Con-
stitution and the law by the authority
of the courts, and by the power of the
police is forced to keep the peace.
Thus these two simple acts most con-
fidently urged upon the present Hague
Congress leave only the ratification
of the treaty between today and an ir-
refragable guaranty of perpetual
peace.
But will the nations sign such a
treaty? America must obvisously be
among the first. Will America signi
Whoever among our Romans has the
keenest sight, let him say that from
yonder cloud of dust obscuring the
Sixtieth Congress comes as an indica
ton of what the United States Senate
will do when complete arbitration
treaty is presented to it for ratifica
ton.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
EVERYONE BOOST!
AUDUBON CHAuTAuQUA.

Every town must provide entertain
ment for the people living within 1t,
and in the near vicinity. To deter
mine what the character of this enter
tainment shall be should be the care
OF all well wishing citizens. 1t should
not be left to be sliced upon by any
one who wishes simply for pecuniary
purpose. For several years street
carnivals have had easy access TO the
public, the results OF which have
worked to the detriment OF every city
in which they have been held.
Entertainments Of the worst charac-
ter, fakirs and other demoralizing In
fiuences mark these street carnivals.
They monopoliZe the streets, running
the regular business thereon, and
carry away with them large amount
Of ill-gotten money. People who have
been drawn to town by the advertise
ments go home feeling that the town
has imposed upon them and blame II
accordingly. What town should do
is to see TO IL that the entertainment II
furnishes will do no harm but on the
other hand will result In some marked
advantage.
The Chautauqua comes in and lays
Cldlul W IuTuiSuiuB chbcIbhibinohe,
clean and eleyating, encouraging To-
cal business and sending visitors
home in good humor and friendly
A chautauqua appeals to the class of
people that comprise the stable ele'
ment of town and country. Many a
town has become advertised more
through its chautauqua than In any
other way, and the town that has a
chautauqua reputation appeals to
most people as good place In which
to live. 1t emphasizes the fact that
the people of the town are interested
in the promotion of the best things In
the entertaining line.
Chautauqua programs are built to
please all classes. They furnish the
greatest variety in music and in nov
elites, and bring to the local com
munity men who are most prominent
in political and literary life. Far bet
ter, is IL 70" a town to encourage the
chantauqua which stands for such
things than either to provide nothing
at all or entertainment OF no value
whatever and oftimes positive det-
riment to community.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11


| give them the GLAD HAND
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
The Doctor Away From Home When
Most Needed

People are often very much disap-
pointed to find that their family ply
stefan is away from home when they
most need his services. Diseases like
cramp collie and cholera morbus re-
quire prompt treatment, and have In
many instances proven fatal before
medicine could be procured or q ply
stefan summoned. The right way is to
keep at hand bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
No physician can prescribe better
medicine for these diseases. BY hav-
ing it in the house you escape much
pain and suffering and all risk. Buy
1t now; it may save life; for sale by A
III Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11

onstrate its power. This noon the
children, not firing Of the Fourth, had
run out OF fireworks and thinking OF
the store in the barn made their way
To the loft. They poured little of it
out right beside the keg and set II on
fire. In an instant the trio were blown
clear out of the barn, the shaky old
roof of which was torn of. The Oldest
boy, who was eight years old and who
fired the charge, had burns whichnear-
y covered his body. The ages of the
Others we're six and four. The barn
was burned down.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
Sharon township Ahead.

So far as we can learn Sharon town
ship is ahead on the amounts paid
for teachers wages in this county.
For first grade certificate, they pay
$50 per month; for second grade $4S,
and for third grade SAC. Douglas
comes in second with $47 for first
grade. Leroy aud Hamlin $40 and
Extra S43.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
1JenSen. Christensen
~ and Viewer. ~
A>EsS-Sie9.e@C~Gl
$500 Rate to South Dakota.

The Leach Land Co. are making
special rates from Manning, la. to
Washington Springs, s. ID. every
Monday. Round trip tickets $500.
Parties wishing to take advantage OF
these rates must notify III. G Leach at
least two or three weeks In advance.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
Constipation

For constipation there is nothing so
nice as Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They always produce
a pleasant movement of the bowels
without any disagreeable effect; price,
25c; samples free. A III Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
Auctioneer.

f. A. Brady of Guthrie Center will
be ready to cry your sales at any
date and guarantee satisfaction. You
can get dates by applying at The Re-
publican Office, Audubon, Iowa.
81 If Il. A. Brady.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-29
The: Truth In Regards
: !: To The Past Winter

Z. There are 50 many jokes told 4
about North Dakota and her
people and conditions, and some
are real. amusing, AL series of,
these Jokes were circulated over,
tine east by the newspapers, and
the people and some foolish people
believed them, This lead. the
makers OF the Northwest TO get
together and form a. Federation
known as the Northwestern North
dakota Federation to take some
action whereby these grave errors
might be'geen BY the good people
of the east in a clear manner. Its
! hardEto make them believe. any
thing aboxt North Dakota. = This
Federation has done much good.
Hundreds of dollars were spent in
ssecuring information from all parts
OF the state and now that nearly
every city and village in the entire
Estate has been heard from, = the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-29

SOME NEW: YORK "ftRs1s,*

>, The first street used for building pnr-
poses was, Pearl. I'm =
,... The. first manor house. Was erected
by Killian Van Rensselaer, IN 1850.
n The. list man Sentenced to pc hanged
FOR murder was negro known as ''the
giant l1e4D. Me &sssssa 80 C.,
!, The first fad0rd ef marine signaling
was a small redoubt erected in 1871
upon the eastern headfand Of the is
land, where a flag wag raised when
aver vessel arrived sptssss sasssss asa Nj,
: .ahe first building On the site * New
York ssity. was erected by the Dutch ia
The spring OF Gle: . 1t was tiny strue.
,ture of3logs answering the double pur-
pose Of storeRouse and fort
y The frgr ferry to Long Island was
established ia 18asI twas In the VI
entity of,Peck slip. SCornelis Difckseu,
who had farm near by d came to fer
Y, passengers at, TIE sound Of horn
be hung against a&tree heaR his
skinnesew York. HeraId:.s s4Asa T
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DRUGGISTS. GLOBES.

How the cotors In the Window EN-.
hlems Are Produced.
'The big glass globes filled with col
ored water which were once in the
front windows Of every drug store are
mot seen now as frequently ais Of DID,"
said drug clerk to a reporter.
."Of course many are still in use. but
10 the, reimbursement Of the window
displays Id drug stores by reason Of
the installation Of the electric light
they have been displaced, With the
old gas jet arrangement there were
but two. or three. separate tllumiha,
lions, mostly placed behind the globes
In question. -neHn t1AH+ c45tsr,:s. /; @. ~4y,is. p,
@The colored contents Of these globes
and their chemical constituents are. q
mystery to most persons, and L have
had ladies ask~me: it, they contained
colored perfumes. The globes are
made In all sorts of fancy and elabo-
rate shapes and designs. Some are
costly, Their history is buried in an
tiquity;, but as they contain chemical
compositions they were, primarily, as
they are, now, the emblem of the chem
list. '-a.. -. .-.-
"The water is filtered and beautiful
ly coiored by chemical admixtures and
are composed Of such chemicals that
they will withstand the rays Of the
sun and not fade. The exquisite pale
green, which is one Of the popular Sc
lections Of coloring, is solution of
nitrate of nickel, and most persons will
be surprised to learn that it Is derived
from dissolving the common five cent
nickel piece in nitric acid. A few five
cent nickel pieces dissolved In this acid
| will produce enough coloring body to
\ tinge several gallons Of water and give
a coloring which is most pleasing to
il the eyes. ssaI sssssasa'"
"The red, which is also very bright,
/ beautiful and permanent color and
which shows very effectively both By
day and; when Illuminated at night, Is
l | made from resubl Imated IS metalliss
iodine The blue Is made from Sui
phate Of copper and ammonia, and TIC
/ yellow is produced By All admixtjire q
II blehromafe Of potash and suiphurtt
II geld. ANY person can make these
beautiful colorings, ESPECIALLY the green
bnt as the acids used are very power
full IT Is best tic, have theh1 prepared b.
q chemist, as, a. drop of nitric acid or
the hand will eat a hole in the flesh.
TN fact even druggists make mis-
takes. I remember one who tried f
get fine new color that other drug
4 gists didn't have, so he mixed tiiictur,
Of. chloride; Of iron with antipyrin: 7
did, in; fact, make a fine color In tll
1 globes, but when the SUMS rays 'reste'
4 on it FOR d few hours explosive case
were generated, which sent the globe
flying In a thousand pieces and wreck
q ed the contents Of the window. :
afAWashington+ Star. ;,,v ~...a, 81, v+,.t,;ss (
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-29
, Notice of Execution Sale

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
April APP A. D. 1907 at tbs hour Of il o'clock in
ne II forenoon, !, VI. d. Relford, Sheriff OF
Ramsey County North Dakota, will sell under
e 81 &c, sale the following real estate
twenty.fys in township one Hundred fifty.seveh
forth Of range sixty three west; wherefore
Judgment in justice court of said county was
duly recovered by T. C. Miller and C. q.
Baker co .partners under the firm name and
style of Miller d Baker, plaintiffs against
W, Scherowitz defendant, for the sum Of Sixty
seven and 5-100 dollars and interest thereon
from the 3rd day Of June A. D. 1903 at the
rate OF per cent per annnm, a transcript of
which Judgment was duly docketed III the
office of the clerk lof district court in and for
ne county Of Ramsey and state of North
Dakota and whereas execution duly issued up
on said judgment by the clerk of said court
Under the hand and seal of said court on the
18th day of February A. D. 1907 command
ing me to satisfy said Judgment out OF the
property of the judement debtor, finding no
personal property I leVied upon the above
described real Estate which [ will sell, OF
sufficient thereof to satisfy said Judgment and
costs and interest at said date and hour, at
the front door of the utthouss in the city
of Devils Lake, said county and state to the
highest bidder for cash. Dated this 18th day of
w. II. Belford
Sheriff Of Ramsey county, N. d. |
By Frank Frye Deputy.
Attorneys for judgment creditor. 1.Es: ( II
Devils Lake. No. Oak. - =, ., I -pr
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The.Van Brunt low down disc
press drill, has attracted more at
tention this spring than ever be-
fore, because more people want
the press drill, because it will
"plant" the seed the same as YOU
plant corn or garden seeds, drops
the seed the proper depth and
packs the soil over it, fine pulver-
lied soil, the process that gives
you an even stand, and quick
start and helps to retain the mois-
ture. The Van Brunt has made
reputation for itself that we are
proud of and would recommend it
F. H. Prosser & Co. Agents.
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federation .is ready With its IT,
port. To show. you to what ex-
tent the stories told in the east
were mere jokes, the federation
finds that there were JUST four
people who froze to death lin
North OAK ta: And Illinois with
a winter miIder than has been
known for many years, had jan
equal number die from" ther same
cause. oQuite al little differen ice
from - the 500 dead bodies
that are expected to be found
lying in the coulees, or cover
ing the plains when the snow melts.
The cold weather Wasn't serious
at, all, +, Some interesting stat
istics were furnished by the COIN
l,ty auditors all over the state. One
showed the number of deaths
during the winter in this country.
Most were between 80 and 100
years of age or died in infancy
Ward County Reporter.
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Notice To Creditors

Mqlholland deceased.
=, Notice is hereby, given by the undersigned,
cMhulhoapd Of the
township of Grand Harbor in the comfy If
Ramsey and the state of North Dakota, deceas.
co, to the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this
notice, to said .administratrix at the office
of Brennan and Grey in the city of Devils Lake
ii, said Ramsey County
Dated March Is A, 3. 1907. l..
Margaret Mulholland
Administrative,
A. D. 1907 ,..,.. -,
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!. kisslijn.a4ne!, fssf:,

The cnsf6m sof kissing the feet Of
persons 4whon it wasN desEaH TO hoh6t'
originated with the> ancianSE The PEG.
pie Of oriental nations used ~ Hiss thu
hands and feet or hemA Of the Clothes
OF the persons they wished To- show,
respect FOR. The ancient Heyp&ians' sd
this custom from the Asyyrians, aiiiaa!
later the Greeks adopted the ,hatsif
from the Egypt ians;. The Romans fosa.
lowed the Greeks. and then PonttsaKs
Maxtmus had his great too nssssd By
celebrities. Tho Toe Of the sultan oh
Turkey u kissed By subjects " high
rank. Those Of more lowly position
are merely allowed to touch the frmge5
Qf HIS garment to. their lips, and sRsea
poorest classes must be content 66
make a low obeisance Ii, his presence. h
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. Dr. :HA ,rsi hass e long and SUGGEST CESS
ful expert t5e 4, trleatm ens Of #,
durable med icai ann ann. surgical diseases
His equipment IS lliiil sssselled BY any.
Institute or Hos ;si Il }of 4 GsTbieal
go, and he treats 1hiiiss 3aiittsents by I'll,
latest and the most sc its met hods
iof Europe and the Isas ghese in
elude X Rays, Raj iiIiI iibrav
tors, Massag Finsen, Light, 8.ynpIn
md the MOST carefully prep aifed medi
ines, for treating diseases, and ahey.
cure to stay cured, all aHaibie cases
N oss Ehroai,s
Lung S, rom fiitis, Gonsu1npS,
3tiosl limits early stages, Cata rrit S. oI1l-;
sacii and Bowel bIes, pperdii-s;
1eitis, Rheunia NeuraIgi disease
:of the eBraffn} and 81 IN erves, Kidney
and Liver trSSuB Iea, Ringing OF The
Ears, fncludin inning or pasgres
ave Deafness, lsgaeasisex sran bIessH eafa
troubles, aore sa. running
Eyes. Gasaraet, thick
snsa Lidss s. s(sosnp laints utl
Weaknesses, sstaFai litsS sS blood, skiTs
and 81 PFiYats disc asss. diseases o.a
Mon, Dizzineas, d, Toss of mem
Sexual 3Vqe aims ai,ss
.spsass, mo saiseasess ken dfng b fowards
permanent ms and per-
1naneHtl cured. sarac I'LL
y1orss ies, trla sa Ii
nan sroWt hss sSS treat 81 silecessfn lsS
the knit biscuits
ysssl1ou paia, Ell 81
flls lately disc IA
Fran se.
ssoasui Ion to Oh
g5'sss..
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sGharnpion. Jumper. ~. tl,e Ocean, +.

-. SsifdtisF5VH VHtvtEySIS Vfs W. SfC6AfFsEF \
The most stupendons of all leapers
offhe sssa fis the whale, hut the whale
u rot. 81 fish. have seen q monster
weighing hundreds Of toms, possibly
eighty feet IA length, rise slowly and
deliberately out OF the water until 1t
appeared to- be dancing on the sur
face, entirely clear Of 1t, then sink
slowly back Such d leap is on record
~ the annals of the British navy. b IL
large whale cleared boat, going COM
pletely over 10 an estimated leap or
twenty feef u air how many IN q
lateral direction Wasa u not known.
Charles s Holder In Outing Maya
zfna
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Final Proof

Department. Of the 1ntefI At h 1sae Office ct
Notice is hereby given that 4 '$%4g7~-3-sSe?
:, !. .s.-tt. LARS OLSON
pr jackson, n. D., has filed notice Of his n.
ten to make final five year proof in support
of his claim. yis Z, Homestead entry No. 2l590
maas ,y4ae ,sti 1900, for the n; W. II 81 N. W.
u !ssttipHI Ill. township 49,, range S., and that
said proof VIII ba made before the register
and reesivsEs as Devils Lake North Dakota On
He names shst is sihe witnesses to prova
dboh and cultivation
= o 1i F. Tinbo, ER aihbS ind Ole A,,der.t
son or jackson. N. d. AIN AN D1af R6g If Psnn,
:: 's ole serdssaaapd Rss iahs: n:
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Notice of Eleetion

NOTICE IL hereby given that th Monday, April
!st 1907 the annual city 5lecti6h will be- held in
purpose Of eleoting the following officers.
Two (2) Alderman FIRST ward. 2!
One u Alderman second ward t1 T.
One u Alderman third ward. 80
Which election will be opened is 8: o'clock
in the forenoon on Monday, April ist and con-
tinne open until o'clock in the AFTERNOON Of
.' Polling Places
First ward-Engine house
Second ward---Thomas Miller's Dray Office
THIRD ward-Sherifs Office at the court house
Dated March 4th 1907.
e-.' Ole Skratass 3
-e , City Auditor.
The board of Registration will meet al
each of the above named polling places, viz !:
First meeting, March 18th, 1907 and second
meeting March Goth 1907.
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Dowagiac shoe drills have
held front rank for many years
and are better than ever now.
For durability light draft and
good work, they are too well
known to need any recommends
tion.
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Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
livered for $500 per cord. C.
Fl. Baker, phone "a.

The Imperial drill is the only
horse lift drill on the market and
the farmer can SOW three acres
a day with it more than with any
other drill. For sale by Peter
Haley.
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lLitefaliy snaaIsit,srl..

az 'Hafi HeoW be- Syore son gittins
along sense he went tep TIL city I'll
fMeadoWgrass He's fiourishin,. I'LL
sHarlxI I,oWerfuls glad ttew hear ts.
What's be q in'? 81 AfeadoWgrass--
Hes a-teae chin anship fn one gov
them bhsiu oilsges. lEtttahurg
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Motice Of Hearing Petition foihf5 Eieenss
+, xSz.sTG Sell Real Estate ,lY2.iiEE
|Ftats st Aotgb !, Dakota, r:

Ef5tat9 OF NORTH Uakota, {--.-..----.-- '755t3EI
" County Of EYffsey AZ
n In the county costst before Hon.. ,yohsy III
Hearty Judge 49, -
ii Ia the niatter Of the estate sc CEarIas "
DaSia.s deceased. !fsS q = =
3. Arthur III, Davis, Petitioner vs.. Peter ID.
Davis Hilbent nj DE- vic. I,3,,fsn 4. CO 1av;s
Davis SidsayE DaHis: Arch Davis. 4 Allan r.
Davis, M w alface' DAVE. Fred III. Il, DAVIS
Norman e. Davis a nions LsI3oy: Davis Oia
Belle Davis, William Davis, Fred DAVIS, John
Day y S Sseson 1a RRay Dsv ra az
grF,ndenf a - : '' AAo
\ The state Of Nortiiaf DaEotas &, M atss,,s
named resnoniants ana s,hrs TN intarassS
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I; Z. II VI Il " ii Z, e
srs,t,,;

5sSsI yer What III our run name
Witness K an Benson.
yerV What do all tie HI stand for?s5
itasss who
llrisfenes Esosfoall
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