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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-08
REGULAR HOURS FOR MEALS.
Matter Of Importance sHousekeepers
!: ~ s. sEss. Frequently Overlook.

BE Everyday Lnncheons says too much
cannot be said Ia: favor OF regular
hours. for meals. z, Midway between
!, breakfast and dinner there should be
afnourishing luncheon, not elaborate
In quality or quantity, but sufficient.
y Furnaces are supplied with coal each
day at approximately the same hours.
The jewelera who deal In expensive
watches Will advise! winding the
watch sat exactly the same hour each
day. Does mot the human body mean
an mitch t. the soul that dwells in 1t
:aa s watch or "a furnace?
~ When one eats a hearty breakfast,
the noon luncheon should be light. and
conaist' mainly of fruit. When break.
fast Is 'nghk the non luncheon should
be OF .a more Substantial character.
"a a. 'A lively form Of entertainment has
been recently In vogue. Honsskeep}.
era gather together, and the hostess
distributes peincils and Slips iii 5pas
per- Each woman writes on al many
slips d paper; ave left-overs'' likely
/ To be lin any refrigerator at any TIME.
/ These are an shaken up together, and
each woman draws Eve. The problem
sis to get the hest possible luncheon
from the 'left.6yers'' ON the eve slips,
and the one Who dies the best with
her material gets the prize. ,si--54 (
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Notice and Citation; Hearing Of Final
Account and Distribution of Estate. u $ NJ
State Of North Dakota. In County Court.

Notice and Citation; Hearing Of Final
Account and Distribution of Estats.
State Of North Dakota. . In County Court.
County q Ramsey Before IHon: J9na ~
H. b. Nth %SsSs
Ten Broees whipple, Howard Il; whipple, Estne,.
g. Wbipple and Josephine A. WhIjppls,
4 The State Of North DAKOTA to tie above
named Respondents: = s.,,~ =. Fg3H5s N
You. The said AasyJ. Thipp,e. Ten ;y Broes \;
Whippls, Howard Mhipgle, Esther 9. Whiipple
II It the Anal account 81 the, Administrator or
the estate Of Abram Q, Whipple late Of the
City ot.Derils Lake, in the County Of Ramsey
rendered to this Court, therein showing that
the estate Of said deceased is ready for final
settlement end distribntion, and petitioninEi
as Is Sya sas
unto entitled, his administration closed and
h. BE- discharged ,a that Saturday the oh day Of
noon Of that day. al the Court rooms ofthis
Court IN the Court House, ii the CIV Of Devils
Lake, County OF Ramsey and stnta Of North
e. hssa e ais Gns
place any person Interested IN said estate may
appear and file his exceptions, in writing to
said account and petition and contest the
And you, the above named respondents s., and
each Of you, ara hereby cited and required thea
there to be snS shs
account should not be- allowed, tie residue Of
said estate distributed. the misunderstanding Of
ss3 %Rps i1S
Dated the 18th day OF JanuarytA. q. 1907
Let service OF the above Citation ha made. bS
Devils Lake intsr.ocean q Devils LAKE. n, B..
{~} BY the Court: a. ,,..i ~. .;: ~. =. d I:
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SOME ONE HAD 81 UMpERER.s
information and Postnark il No Way;
j.s. ,; .4s 's.5 4. In Accord. II q s

4 , : -
An editor said Of the late Mrs
craigie, or John Oliver Hobbies, as the
brilliant American novelist was wa
known: s5sr. ~ rs.'..s. u ~ INV
y had the honor Of dining with Mrs.
Craigie during the London season at
her beautiful house In Lancaster Gate.
She lived, there In great luxury with
her father, who8is millionaire schenl-
list. Across the street dwells the earl
of Meath, the marquis of Ailsa lives q
few doors above. while next door is
the mansion of the earl of Dunmore,
Scottish peep whose servants all
wear the highlander costume, with
the kilt, plaid and bare knees.
I Mrs. Craigte was a superb mimic.
Mtmicry. as she had mastered 1t, Is
one of the fine arts. I remember well,
that night at dinner, how she MINI
licked silly. empty-headed little lady
whose husband. a lover of gayety. was
inclined to neglect his wife.
MRS. Craigie told us that this lady,
while spending the winter in the coun-
try, said one day at the country post
Office: .T<,i
"'Dear me. what . silly mistake
you post Office people have made
"'How, madam asked the clerk.
why she explained. with litter,
here I have just gotten a letter from
my husband. who is working hard in
London. and the envelope Is post
marked Monte Carlo" ::
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rEMs TO LAST FOREVER.
&aade OF New Metal, They Are PractS
eafly 1ndestructible.

One Of the properties of tantalite, q
@ew metal discovered in Germany not
Gong ago, is that it can be utilized in
Che manufacture of pen which will
pc practically everlasting. The metal
On so hard that a diamond drill work
Rng at the rate Of 5000 revolutions per
aninute. hardly makes an impression
MDon it's surface, and it can be rolled
90 thin that the pen will have all the
desired resiliency.
This pen will therefore withstand
q great amount of hard usage. It will
Eeally be difficult thing to put 1t out
,0f business. No character of ink will
affect It; in fact, it will resist all chem.
Seals to very deep degree.
A company has been formed In Ger
many to make these pens and to en-.
cage in the manufacture of tools of
&iRerent kinds. The process of pro
t8ucing this metal In a perfectly pure
state was discovered by DR.. Werner
Won Bolton, and his invention has
made the material available.
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Battles IN the Blood

:. An interesting record of what e4nay
be called the. battles that, occur: ID
the blood OF a; fever patient between
noxious, and benign microorganisIns
was presented at a recent meeting OF
the Royal Microseopical society: ,:ti.:Hs:
The patient In this case vas suf
;ferings from 1nalarial fever The oh
'servations were made az intervals of
q few minutes during a period Of i've
hours. The defenders OF the patients
life were q kind sof leucocytes, which
destroyed the malarial parasites: I,
~ leucocyte would engulf para.
site, which, would then be seen under
going "a process of disintegration In
side the leucocyte, and only the. pig
ment granules were left. Afterward.
other *leucocytes would approach and
absorb even these 1granules
change. y "a. n ~ !, q, E; s>5
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Too Late.

Too Late. M
Professor presume?" said ha.
Eyes, SIR" H
Are you alone?" ~.
"Yes, sir"
/ May I lock the door,
And he did 50; then, having satisfied
himself that no one else was in he
placed a large bundle done lip In a
yellow handkerchief on the table and
opened 1t. %S -.
There, look at that" IN .s,s e..
"Well, said the professor,a:'a see
ie" .,.@..=. =
What do you call that, professor
Il call It iron pyrites." NO.
What" said the man.: ISN'T that
gold?''' e5s4se ,,asz
No" said the professor; It's good
for nothing-itss pyrites." ~ .ksoss,
And putting some In a shovel over
the fire, it soon eyaporateda up the
chimney. ..... ..t,..%
WELL" said, the gentlemanly:man,
with woebegone look, there's 8
widow in our town has q whole hill
fsall of that, and I've been and married
her., ."
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aaAKlesG olNTe o. nEAsls
Possibilities n! that May / ss Called
yaste Corner

&, Paradoxical as ;iitt5 sounds 1, Till ugli-
est places in a. house may often la
made ifs most salient points of beauty.
I. RENE mber: once stayt Id. an old
fashioned country place; whose possi.
bilities would have seemed nil to the
average owner, vet, which was really
most charming hahitation because
Of Its MISTRESS taste! $ ~ ISL Es
3, In hersliying room was an open fire.
place. Not 5asreA bitNof scolonial, not
. j: modern Dutch titled affair, but \ d
great yawning,; smoke-blackened aper.
fure. whose sole purpose + In life
seemed to- be- to hold: fffire dogs and
burning logs when the weather de.
manded. :Ssi ~ III i;t
10 this ,ininvitfng chasm this $clev-
eE woman carried big searthenWare
pans. borrowed from her dairy, and
these she kept filed through all the,
warm montha with whatever nature
offered her. :!Thashrst spring flowers
and green leaves that showed them.
selves; In April: daisies, when they
came, massea of e1deficate q: Queen
Anno's lace, bunchea Of yellow golden
rod. eIastera ef Eorgeously-tinted AN.
tamn leaves; and every one !: who
came into that recmn exclaimed In,
voluntarily at tbs beauty Of that are.
place. :. sI-'l = ~, :, 'SS.fs.S r !
: I:knew another great rambling old
house that was possessed Of an enor.
mons number Of unnecessary land.
ings and halls. Waste room, the
woman who lived there cheerfui,y
called It, but she made the most OF
It.. She gave up ali notion OF reg.
ular sitting-room and developed an
astonishing number Of delightful cor.
ners that were cozy In more than
name. .'N' q 4
|: You went up a short flight OF steps,
and were confronted by. a: cushioned
seat, a table Uttered with magazines,
q comfortable reading lamp and a
tiny corner bookcase. Another, and;
you found an open desk with writing
materials spread 'invitingly before
you: You turned a corner, and an
embryo conservatory, with a twitter.s
ing canary bird to keep you company,
provided a joy Of rest for your faded
eyes,. - i =,
That woman had great reputation
as natchmaker-a reputation which
she laughingly disclai1ned:'' 81 never,
made asmatchain myslife," She said.
IF people will get engaged under my;
eoof, please blame the house, not nis.">
There Is scarcely horne that has
not tried It's mistress soul because
Of some special nook that:refuses to
blend with. the conventional arrange
ment. of furniture. Try devoting %tit
to some special thing, aTpotted plant,
4 comfortable -lounging place. niche;
for curiosities;; it may be. worth your
while.--Washington Star. # RI It. ~ s
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NOTICE OF HEARING FOR LICENsEsTc
SELL REAL, ESTATE, ..H%

,.I<l
State of North Dakota. County Of Ramssy !.
Mn In County Court, before Hon. John r.
In the matter of the Estate of Urban, Ethan,
Ste1 ling and Blanch MCCARTHY. minors.
NJ. a. Brennan, as guardian, Petitioner. J.
Urban MCCARTHY (of full ago, and Ethan
Sterling and Blanche Mccarthy, minors. re-
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents and all persons interested
in the Estate Of said minors. =.
You are hereby notified thaG the petition Of
NJ. h. brennan as guardian vt MCCARTHY min
o,s OF Webster in the County of Ramsey and
court. therein petitionine that he be authorig-
90, empowered and directed to sell cal estatebs-
longing 10 said minors estate. described aBfol-
Lots Il. e. AS and "a in block four az of
also lot ten Of block; .tsns Of tho Devils Lake
Ghautauqua assembly grounds, all in Ramsey
County, State of 4 orth Dakota. ,Es33'
This said petition will be, heard by this
court on Saturday. the 10th day cf Febuary. A.
DAY. he court II as s s9s % h
court house, in the City Of Devils Lake Gouilts
OF Ramsey md State Of North Dakota. r. h.
required then and there To be and appear b.
tbs cay
Dated the. 2hd dag bf January 4. b. iN. :,
(seall = ....Is,s,s John n Henry = :: ,,
n. "a Judge Of the County court.
pnbe 81 81 s sls ta1n b S 5
iSaa ysaasss Ssth each sesf
8, 49, John T.. Henry.
80 ~ :.:f*,- ';:s.,'.~ ~ (: q, Judge.
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VITALITY THE RAssa THING
He Who Has 4 u Pulls Through, .ths,
n ii II 4, Other Patient Dies.

!, i. Two men undergo operations sof the
same character in hospital, The
!. same y surgeon does the wora. The con-
dltions are identical. Equal care Is ex-
ercised In each operation and each: is
successfully performed. Yet man
RECEIVERS, the other dies. Or there is
a tremendous business pressure which;
does not let up for months, It puts
the men under terrible strain. One
man goes to pieces and his business is
wrecked, He can not keep the pace;
he loses control Of himself. His rival
has no better brains than he perhaps
not SO good-yet he pulls through sue
cessfully. We say that there is a diff
ference IN vitality, that one man has
moro OF it than the other. says q writer,
in the Worlds Work. $ A., =
- I once saw o man in a hospital who
Was suffering from five fatal diseases
and yet he would not de- He had:
Kept on living year after year In spite
Of everything. He refused to succumb..
We find the same thing illustrated
every day In a shipwreck there ara
men who seem to give up their lives
without struggle, without any power
to resist; others cling to an open raft
for days without food almost frozen,
constantly whipped by the waves, but
for some reason or other they survive.
The vitality in them is strong. y i
Notice how rapidly and surely one
man RECEIVERS himself after q. nervous
breakdown. while another drags along
through years Of semi-invalidism. No.
tice the results upon two men OF a long
cold drench of rain. One of them
comes down with pneumonia, the other
suffers no i'll effects. How Ii it to be
explained?
He has a reserve somewhere-an
inner power Of resistance; an aggres-
sive something will not be downed
we call 1t vitality. A man can't have
q more valuable asset than that. 1t
means joy instead of dumps, success
instead of failure. joy. perhaps. instead
of death. 90 .sv*'@s y
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Hitting Back.

The suburban trolley was tied up
and they had been walking toward
home for an hour. =
"John," she ventured after q long
silence, how far have Wa walked?"
Dunno" growled John, as he felt
his melting collar. You didn't take q
pedometer for q husband"
She said nothing. The next morn.
ing John was going fishing and in.
stead OF awakening at four he slept
till seven. ~-''. go, ., - :
Great Scott!" he exclaimed, search.
ing for his shoes. why didn't You
arouse me earlier?" -. "
Arouse you?" she said. sweetly.
'Wty, my dear, because You didn't
take an alarm clock for q wife,
Chicago Daily News. -.
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a rsovver Clock.

There was q queer gardener. WHO
thought Of making tiniepiece OF q
flower bed Whether he ever did it or
not, he said it could be done. He
declared that the time is known ai
which more than so kinds Of flowers
open and shut. "FSor instance, bed
Of common dand elions.. would show it
was $50 in, the morning; and at $3.50
at night, respectively, for these now.
ers open and shut at the times named.
frequently to the minute. The com
mon. haskweed opens at eight In the
morning, and may be depended upon
to close Within a few minutes of two
in the afternoon" " ]; s. IS E
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]rARtNn M Silk orKlNrs3
Proper W sy 3 To ash Expensiv and
4 M Fragile Material. :2:$ s3f3% III m

y We wear such expensive stockings
In these days that 1t is necessary to
know q little about the care OF them
Given into the hands of the average
laund( ress. they become s. perishable
sxtrayagance, 3 4 7 Nj ~
5aas Titan stockings are mot to be faded
IN ugly. bilious Yellow green, they
should be first allowed To- lie d while
In cold water with q little salt In 1t,
then washed in: lukewarm suds, mot
rubbing the soap directly on the
stocking, rinsedt In cold water, and
hung In the shade to dry. n As. s,z Il.
- IN washing Silk stockings they
should first be 1, soaked. = In horax
water, aftefward washed quickly in
soap suda which II more than blood
yarn. II: the ssater; il, hot the silk
becomes harsh and crinkls. H. ~.
4. ], AZ little fblueinss should be added
20 the water If the silk stockings are
white, but NOT IL colored.
! IIlnntead OF. wringinR silk. stockings
out simply squeeze them well, after
ward stnsipg iii two waters the same
temperature. hanging /. oat (. to dry
without wrsnging. i. $:=$ .. H.,
81 Knit silk should never be sprinkled.
lnstead wiring out 4. towel from hot
water fold stocking up in It, and
leave FOR an hour. In ironing them
smooth out all: the wrinkles on the
ironing hoard and press quickly. Turn
inside; out and, press again. y
II White lace stockings should be
scleapsed in benzine. Turn inside out
and lay in q deep dish and pour the
benzine over. When the, soil has
been removed turn the stockings
right side out, and with a fresh sup.
ply Of benzine wash again, Dry thor.
cughly and: they are ready to wear.
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One Kind Of Man.

At; dinner in Newport Rear Ad.
1niFal Evans spoke with scorn OF q
young man who had married an old
woman for her money.
"That chap calls himself a man,
suppose" said the great sea fighter,
but there are: various definitions OF
the word man, and the definition that
PEBBLES one.
"a Scot of PEBBLES said to his friend
NacAndrew:
"tMac, hear We have fallen In
love wi bonny Kate McAIlister
"*Weel, Sanders: Mac replied, 4
was neat--verra near-doein it; but
the bit lassier had nae siiler, SO
said to myself: Mac, me mon, And
was q mon. and moo pass her by WI
silent contempt" b 49, .4.g..~ + .
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State OF North Dakota; I In District Couft,; J. !:
County Of Ramsey End Judicial Distric,
JOHN ". MAHRR, Plaintiff, IT ''f

JoHa W. MAHRR, Plaintiff, #f5 ~ s2 ~ =
: 81 W.. .@.s,-....,. -. -
Kansas, Mary Brush, Bella aises, snsan AIde =.
Anne Maria SEEK irk, Merton A Selh irk. Snsis
selkirk, heirs Of Jonathan m. Alden. somsetimas
called y. M. Alden, deceaBed, and American
Home Missionary society, the American Board
haais soeisss ~ tas
the american Missionary Aesoclat iGn,; cievisaae
under the will at Jonathan M.. Alden, sorna.
times called y. d. Y Alden. decaaa6d, and All
Gseer per.ons unknown, claiming amy estate OF
property described in the complaint. =
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS !: ~, 8.
Yon are hereby summoned to- answer yga II: the
in thiS action, which will he filed
hisoface ID Devils Lake, Ramsey Comfy. N5rt e
upon the subscribers within thirts dass aftar
the service OF this simmons upon yt,u, exclneive
Of the day Of service; and IL case of yonr fai3-
against you by default for the relief 'demanf
: Tsisl dssllsd j. : Ramsey County, s>.s:
Dated Decenibar 21ef, 1905 = j o. 49, :,
$s5 $fS5sjj SIS plaintif o Attorney'a.
4 ss sss Devils Lake. North Dakota
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTs:-.
Yen will please take notice that the above
entitled action relateB to those .cart ain Drem.
1929 s,tnatsd IA the County of Ramsey ana
STATE sa!e q North DAKOTA. and known and de-
Iownship l5s North, and Range "a Nest, nrS
fhat Rs1d action 10 brought by The plaintiff. fne
the pnrpoae OF Guistipg title thereto In him,
BuRKR e MlDDAuaH,
Vi 80 Plaintiff . Attorneys
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His Motive Misunderstood,

& cashier of the financial district,
says the New York Sun, on being ad.
vised by his physician to take va.
cation not long ago, wrote the agent
Of a South American steamship line
as follows:
"As am thinking Of taking trip
to South America, please advise me
Immediately with particulars relative
to rates, accommodations and 40 on
to and from the various ports usually
visited by tourists at this season el
the year" = ~ NJ 81 IS
The answer came by special delly
cry. marked private and confidential:
Zone OF our steamers will sail: fol
Valparaiso next Wednesday, Shortest
and quickest way ont of the country.
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The Spreading Beech. Tree.

I eHe SFrsa9tng Seecn. Tree.
! Lii ornamental trees the beeches at.
s7ast attention primarily ON account OF
their dignity OF form and peculiarly
felean" appearance. They give ample
and spreading shade, the leaves are
somarkahly; tree. from the insect pests,
end they can generally be readily
aE8nsplanted. They thrive best In a
Rfch, deep. sandy loan, but viii grow
Ren in any ordinary soil. The trees
attain height of 80 to 100 feet. In
ahe different seasons the beech pre-
cents totally different pictures. In
Summer it Is q broad dome Of crate
Gul shade, in winter a glory OF dazzling
eight gray, IN spring It floats ont Its
soft velvety gold-green. leaves, and In
autumn 1t is rich and mellow min.
Cling Of subdued yellow-brown and
grays.-Garden Magazine.
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i. ssPienlc -SuntnIess. !,

"Picnic suppers' were described In
1902 as new fashionable craze IN
ENGLAND. A list was compiled OF the
various dishes, each with a number
against It. Then lots were drawn
by the party, and each person had to
provide the. dish marked with the
number he drew. Such suppers were
known ii, the time Of James /. and the
word "picntc" 'Wass- known to. Lord
Chesterfield. It is supposed To coma
from pick" to- eat and 'snick," a
trifie. Foote ID calls ! pienics mick.
nacks," s. 5#$ I. sl III " S 1:, s.
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Growfna Cold,

What's the matter, dear?" her
mother asked, seeing the. trouble in
the young wife's face
She had just received a telegram
and sat with the yellow paper crum.
pied in her lap.
tits from Douglas" she replied.
HAS anything happened to him? I
hope he hasn't been in a railroad acct.
dent"
mo. He says he's well and will be
home tomorrow, but he only uses
seven words when he might have put
In three more" 5}>&f -
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Many tlses fser. : sopcorls,


For III change, try sprinkling d few
kernels Of freshly popped corn over
any kind of5 an coup Just before
serving. VI mesh hntteged popcorn ia
good with salad ~ the, salad Is
served On individual plates, encircle
sit With the corr. The combination o1
white With cha different colored vege.
tables ID effeeti I've. fer the VI corn
comes from the tires look II oyer care.
July taking ont am burned pieces.
For about four quarts lot corn, melt q
fourth 8of cup Of the best butter,
pom Il over the hot corn stirring it
through vel. =$ Sprinkle as once with
salt aud continue % stir. or course,
an This Will not be needed for yonr
salad. u
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Seems Reasonable.

!. TITS . dreadful queer, said the
housewife, that the potatoes yon
bring me should be SO much bigger
at the ltoptof the; sack than they are az,
at the bottom, - y -..*. Ssf$,'' ='zH,.
! ! mot at all; mem" said the honest
farmer: TITS jest this away. Pofa:
toes 10 CROWN so fast Jest; now thet
hy. the timeaI dig q saclkfnl the last
ones dug ID lever so much t3igger,n
the 5fuss4o mes. rIarper's Weskly. 81.
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Cause on Rust On Clothes.

s Iss is said that rust spots are IRE.
auently fraceable 10 Tho bsning used
Al svashing E'russian isb,lua, which Iii
sometimes nsaa In their: preparation,
Az a comp pound of Iron and in The pres.
.encs os On allkali aeposits d Srnst SPOT.
You can test II by boiling d little Of; it
IN II vessel with soap, or. better still,
With caustic potash. II iron separ-
atas The eonaponnd IL pruasian blue,
and you will have 10 be careful IN
Ivinsing 40 get ont an nff the soap. h