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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-16
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Mr.. Murphy, of Rock Lake was a
caller in the city Monday
Frank RYE went to Grand Forks the
first of the week on business.
Hon. F. R. Stevens, of Crazy was
a caller in the city this week.
c. N. French, of Lakota, was in the
city looking after legal business the
first of the week. =
Senator Hansbrough arrived in the
city Monday and delivered the address
at the republican gathering that even
ing.
It makes no difference who is elect
ed this fall. You can buy dress goods
worth s1.25 this week $.98 a yard
The New York Cash Store. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carscallen ant
family Of Rock Lake passed through
the city Monday on their way to Bill
lngs county where they have takeI
a homestead. ,...:Sl Z. 81. s ;5ts3,4ss..
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will have a food sale at Brain
ards hardware store Saturday after
noon. Cake and COTE will be served
All are cordially invited.
", ~y.t.s .y-st.
Arrangements have been made t.
have the city team OF Lakota come
to Devils Lake for a game next Sun
day afternoon. The boys from Devils
Lake defeated them last Sunday and
IT they come good game is looked
for. : ~ ~ = S.' =.
On account of the absence OF Rev
Al. G. Bailey. who has been called ts
Cedar Rapids by the serious illness oi
his brother, the pulpit Of the Presby
terrain church will be filled next sun
day morning and evening BY Rev. j
L. Goats. II :zs ss II I. ;.s y i s.. :, :
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Now he does not believe in govern.
ment ownership. These are three
great things on which he has been
clearly wrong. If this is the case,
what about the things he is now stand
ing for? It is quite sure that he is
still wrong. Are you going to trust
or believe in him row? OF course you
are net. y =
Mr.. Taft is different man, he had
the manhood to administer the law a.
he found it and he stood by it. Dem.
ocrats and republicans both admit that
he was a great judge. Do you find
any shadow of turning in him as he
takes up the task of administering to
needs of the Philippines, do you find
any failure there? AS cabinet officer
do you find any failure there? No he
finished his work and did not turn
back. How about Cuba, did he fail?
No, no turning back, no going back
this year on what he did last. / havn't
any respect for Bryan's judgment. He
has been wrong all the time and has
preached fallicy all the time. II he
was elected he would bring nothing
but disaster upon the country, and
could do hardly anything that he has
promised.
The democratic party runs to theory
and doctrine but never accomplishes
anything. 1t has always been wrong.
Was it right in slavery days, In war
times, in free silver? The democrats
have never put one statute upon the
statute books In favor of labor. We
have got all kinds of legislation I'M
der republican administration, such as
the employers liability and the eight
hour law and lot Of other things.
For Governor.
respect John Burke as a man and
lawyer, but he is wrong in his prin-
ciple. If you believe in a principle
stand by 1t. If you are a democrat
stand by it, but if you are a republi-
can stand by it just as hard headedly.
1t is mistake to elect a few demo-
Gratis into family polite. Stand by
your principles, be a republican or be
a democrat. Stand by your principles
and when you cast your ballot do it
thoughtfully and soberly.
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BIG REPUBLICAN NEE TING
Continued from page one.)

CONTINUED from page one.)
come together as friends on political
matters the same as we do in church
Or In social intercourse. There Is too
much abuse and Icing in politics. Men
I'm newspapers and nn the stump will
go out and tell littls lies. This is all
wrong.
We have two great parties each
standing for principles that date way
back. These principles are different,
The question is which of these prin-
ciples are you going to stand by?
Tariff.
1t does not need anyone to tell YOU
about the tariff If you will Just sit
down and read the history of the
country. This will show that the demo-
cratic principle has been tried seven
aimes and every time free trade was
gut upon the statute books we had
disaster and ruin and everything was
on the bum. ((Applause).
Here the speaker gave little an.
ecdote that greatly pleased his hear.
ers. 1t related to two Irishmen who
We're going to the timber to work and
were talking on the train one of them
being republican and the other a
democrat The judge told it with an
3: ~ brogue that mad, 1t gnnd che
Story in substance was an argument
between the two sons of the Emerald
Isle relative to their seasons for vot.
ing the two tickets. The democrat
was simply going to vote for Bryan
and that was all there was to it. The
republican said he knew what his rea.
son was. He had worked alongside
his companion for some time and he
had noticed that he was becoming at.
aiicted with decided tired feeling and
that he, the republican. was of the
opinion that his democratic friend was
going to vote for Bryan in hopes that
he could go travelling.
The democrats have never been any.
thing else but wrong on the tariff and
have never failed to bring disaster
upon the country when they have had
an opportunity to put their pet theory
anto practice. % .>r..
When you mad free trade you were
not paying as m,ch for your farm
help but you were selling No. / hard
wheat for 38c a bnShel, / could take
all night to illustrate things along
this line. Free trade has always hi
the laboring man first and the farme,
next and these two are always the
aIowest to respond when good times
return. IL you elect Bryan and history
repeats itself you had better get ready
Tie your belongings up In a bandana
handkerchief and get stick and pre-
pare to travel. do not believe Bryan
will be 1eeted because I have too much
confidence In the good judgment Of
the people. ~ 49,,
: u %.55 <. :5.$. Bank Deposits.
Sl.s5s What have we lost. in bank de-
posts In the past 40 years? Statistics
afow that all that has been: lost to
aeposiSora 10 IA of per cent. Not
Eery much To worry about. Should
the guarantee Of hank deposits plank
a1 the democratic party be adopted we
would have to tax All the banks oS the
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country to pay the losses Of some de-
positors. This would be met by plac.
Ing an added burden on the borrower.
The speaker gave as an example a
man who is banking in Oklahoma. Ok
lahoma has a guarantee law in their
state. This man is advertising for de-
positors at a rate OF interest which is
high above conservative business
principles and adds that the state
guarantees the deposit. That man is
preparing to fleece the people.
Court Injunctions.
l am a friend of the labor.ng man
Since I was thirteen years of age 7
have labored at all kinds of work and
know what work means, and l am in
full sympathy with the working man
There is tendency to get one class
OF men to get out and fight another
class. No man has right to stir I'M
embittered feeling between the en-
ployer and the employee, and
the plank in the democratic
platform is rotten and put in there
with the intention Of misleading the
man who does not study the question.
Her" the judge gave an illustration of
re working of an Injunction. Two
farmers have a contract, one man eoes
TO work and gets the field in shape and
soWs the grain, when it has ripened
the other man goes into the field with
his binder and says he will cut the
grain and take the crop. AS the law
now is the farmer to whom rightly be-
longs the grain can go to the court
and get out an injunction to prevent
the intrusion on his rights, and this
order OF the court must be obeyed
otherwise the man can be punished for
contempt. According to the democratic
plank man cannot be punished for
contempt. According to the democratic
plank man cannot be punished for
contempt unless it is done before the
court and the only recourse is to wait
until the court convened and then trv
the injunction by jury, thus doing
away with the judges decision. Tins
the judge could not hold up the dig.
nifty OF the court. People could defy
the court with impunity and violate
Its orders with the feeling that moth.
Ing could be done until court convened
next winter and by that time thew
may have left the country and the
weaker person in the contest would
have no recourse whatsoever. The
Judge gave several examples to show
the fal1acy Of the democratic theory
A laboring man cannot afford to stand
for the injunction plank of the demo
cratic party. The democrats charge
Mr. Taft with being the father OF in.
functions. The law is as old as Mr.
Taft and gives strength to the law and
1t Will never be wiped away from the
statutes by Bryan or any other man,
Mr.. Bryan has run a number OF
times and always expresses himself
quite freely. He said in 1895 that he
would never give up free silver, you
do not hear him say anything about II
now. Next was imperialism, and be
said that Il the republican candidate
was elected he would become cxar
within so days. The republican presi
dent was elected and nothing came OF
IL. Next che government ownership
OF railroads and nothing else would do.
i Z. s5Y3 $f ,sss ;s:5 Sy 5$ = II.
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TOXIC NEWS
,aon0Ba@m@R@m@Bomeou

Miss Marjorie Mills was in Devils
Lake Monday afternoon.
The Charlesworth threshing rig is in
this vicinity finishing up the thresh
ing of the fax. !
The people in this community are
we'll pleased with the new time card
in the Great Northern, as now we are
able to get into Devils Lake and out
again the same day.
The new school house will receive
a warming in the near future. Con.
tractor White stating that it is his
intention to let the people of the dis.
trict have basket social and dance
in it before the partitions are put in.
Henry Brennan who has been visit.
ing with his brother VIM. near this
place for several weeks, left for his
home at Dewey, Mont, Friday. His
brother accompanied home and will
remain there for a few weeks, re-
turning home in time to cast his bal
lot for Taft.
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Judge Henry left Tuesday for Min.
neapolis where he will spend few
days visiting with friends. From
there he will go to Davenport, Iowa,
the Modern Brotherhood of America,
as delegate from North Dakota.
F. o. s. Sheldon, formerly superinten-
dent of the Devils Lake Improvement
company, has again accepted his old
position with the company and has re-
moved his family back to the city.
His many friends here will welcome
himself and estimable family back
to the city.
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The attraction at the Star this week
is one of the best and most interest
ing that has been at that popular play
house this year and the people will
make a great mistake if they fail to
see this popular attraction. George
Abbott the human magnet is mystify-
Ing the audience every evening with
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-16

his wonderful power and Eddie Reeves
is pleasing all with his clever dancing.
That work 'overtime," for which Or
ganized labor demands extra pay, is
lar preferable in republican times to
the half time, half pay, or no time and
no pay results of the democratic blight
OF paralysis to American industries,
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WANT ADS
FOR RENT-Large room for storage
or other purposes, room 40x60. Call
on or address this Office.

ROOMS FOR RENT-Two good fur
nished rooms, in new house, block:
north of the high school. FL. L. Con-
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FOR SAL.

WANTED-Renters for four improved
farms; all half sections or more.
@. A. Dodge & CO. . !, "a
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FOR Saltwater. 15c a barrel, two
IT, 25c. Address Alex Cough,
phone 266. 4.: y W
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Jail in Florida Burned.

jacksonville, Fla, June 2S.-
A telegram received here to-
night from Titusville says:
The Brevard county Jail, TO-
gether with the sheriff's home
was completely destroyed by
fire here tonight. The prisoners,
mostly negroes, were rescued af-
ter hard fight, and not ore
made his escape. They are now
being held under guard in the
city. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
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Sl00 Reward, Sl00.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages. and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
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Catarrh being constitutional disease re-
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Catarrk Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
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the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The propretors have so much
faith In its curative powers that they offer
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fails to cure Send for list of testimonials
Address +. J CHENEY CO., Toledo,
10.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
/ Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
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The Editors Troubles.

Editing a newspaper is a nice
thing. If we publish jokes, peo-
pie say we are fossils. If we
publish original matter, they
say we don't give them enough
selections. If we give them
selections. they say we are too
lazy to write. If we don't 90 10
church we are a heathen. If
we do, we are hypocrites. Ii
we remain In the office, we ought
to be out hunting for news items.
If we go out, then we are not
attending to our own business.
If we wear old clothes, they
laugh at us. If we wear good
clothes, they say we have a pull.
Now what are we going to do?
j ust likely as not some will say
we stole this article from an ex-
change; so we did.
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Don't Stop My Paper.

Don't stop my paper, editor,
Don't strike my name of yet;
You know the times are stringent
And dollars hard to get;
But tug little harder
Is what I mean to do,
And scrape the dimes together
Enough for me and you.
/ can't afford to drop it,
And find it doesn't pay
To do without paper;
However others may.
/ hate to ask my neighbors
TO give me theirs in loan,
They don't just say, but mean it:
"Why don't you have your own?"
You can't tell how we miss it;
If it by any fate
Should happen not to reach us,
Or come n little late.
Then all is in hubbub,
And things go all awry;
And editor, if you're married,
You know the reason why.
The children want their portion,
And wife is anxious too,
AT first to glance it over,
And then to read it through.
/ read the editorials,
The locals / peruse,
And read the correspondence,
And every bit of news.
Exchange.
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Temporary Chairman Chos-

Denver, Colo, June 81
Theodore A. Bell of California
was today chosen temporary
chairman OF the Democratic ma =
tional convention by the com.
mittee on convention arrange
ments. No selection was made
for the permanent chairmanship,
this matter going over until the
meeting of the full committee
can be held.
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time, so that the poison does not
remain in between the leaves as
people sometimes suppose.
Furthermore, the outside
leaves are always removed be-
fore cooking, aud after the cab
bages are washed, it is almost
impossible for any poison to re-
main.
For fighting the worms on cab
bages that are almost ready to
be used for cooking, use fresh
Pyrethrum powder, busting it
literally over the plants. This
kills the worms both by coming
in contact with them, and by
being eaten with their food
Pyrethrum is not poisonous to
men, and may be used with per-
feet safety. This powder loses
its strength within few days
after being exposed to the air, so
that the purchaser should insist
on getting it in sealed cans, 9TH
erwise it is of very little value.
II readers of this article wish
further information, the under
signed would be glad to have
their inquiries.
X |. Smith.
Entomologist n. Q. Experiment
Station, West Raleigh, North
Carolina, in The Progressive
Farmer.
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Best the World Affords

lit gives me unbounded pleasure to rec
commend Bucklens Arnca Salve," says
J. w. jenkins, of Chapel Hill, n. 6. II
am convinced it's the best salve the world
affords 1t cured felon on my thuY&,
and 1t never fails to heal every sore, bHrn
or wound to which it is applied. 25c. at
j. F. Mackey Co, Fun1erbuek Phar. W.
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Safecrackers at Trenton.

Edgefeld special in Mondays
Charlotte Observer Robbers
are reported to have broken into
safes at the railway station and
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts
gently upon the bowels aud thereby drives
the cold out of the system and at the sane
time it allays Inflammation and stops ir-
ritation. Children like 1t. Sold by all
druggists. w.s
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bank in Trenton last night. Pre-
vious notice from detectives
came to this town and the police
here were on the lookout.
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Agricultural ~
j Department
Fighting Summer Garden
Pests.

have come 10 me from house
wives and others whose gardens
are damaged by bugs, beetles,
and other pests will be answered
together in this one article.
SQUASH AND PUMPKIN BEETLES.
For keeping beetles off of
squash and pumpkin vines, there
are different methods Of proce-
dure. Some people recommend
the use of dust mixtures con-
tanning lime, land plaster, or
flour used as a carrier for
some arsenical poison, while
others recommend the use of the
liauid Bordeaux mixture, con
taiuing a similar poison. Both
of these treatments are intended
to act as a repellent, to keep
the beetles off the plants. and
also to poison those that attempt
to eat the foliage. For young
plants, think it best to protect
them by a covering Of cheese
cloth or mosquito netting, sup
ported by stakes two or three
inches high, or by using bar
rel hoop cut in half and crossed
over the plants. If plants are
protected in this way, until they
are three weeks old, they are
then large enough 10 be quite
resistant to the leaf eating bee
ties and also to the sucking bugs
that may often be present.
For subsequent treatment, |
would prefer 10 use Bordeaux
mixture, which you can make
as follows: 5 pounds of unslack-
ed lime, 3 pounds of copper sui
phate (blue stone) in so gallons
of water, with the addition of 6
ounces of Paris green. BY add
ting one pound of resin boiled
with a half pound of sal soda in
one gallon of water, the Bor
deaux mixture may be made t.
adhere, in spite of heavy rains
This must be applied with a
spray pump and care should be
taken to cover the under side OF
the leaves as we'll as the upper
The poisoned Bordeaux mixture
acts as a repellent and poison
and has the advantage over dust
preparations. of adhering TO the
plants in spite of ordinary rains
a good dry dust treatment
consists of twenty-five pounds OF
air-slacked lime or land plaster
containing one pound of Paris
green. This should be thor
oughly mixed aud busted over
the plants, preiera bly, in the
morning, before the due is gone
This treatment must be repeated
alter every shower, in order to
keep the plants protected.
BUGS THAT INJURE CABBAGE.
The black and red striped bug
known as the terrapin bug or cal.
leo bug, is an insect that gets it:
food by sucking the plant juices
and cannot therefore be killed by
spraying the infested plants with
arsenical poison preparations
Mrs. Coffey, who asks tor a rem
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ground. The terrapin bugs in
crease very rapidly and cause so
much damage to cabbages that
it is we'll worth while to kill
them, if possible, while they are
still working on the mustard or
on other plants on which they
may occur.
AS a direct remedy, it is pos
sible to use Is per cent kerosene
emulsion which will result in
the death of all OF the young
terapiN bugs and some of The
adults. have frequently made
use Of this treatment and find
that by spraying the infested
plants twice. sprayings about ten
days apart, can kill practi-
cally all of the bugs. When US
ing the kerosene emu sion, it
should be remembered that the
bugs cannot be killed unless
touched by the mixture, and the
best way to get them is to use
spray pump, and apply the
emulsion with considerable force,
which will make many of the
bugs drop from the plants, and
they should then be thoroughly
saturated where they lie on the
ground. Some of them will
crawl back TO the plants, but if
they have been covered by the
kerosene, they will eventually
die.
POISON FOR THE FLEA BEETLES.
The little jumping insects,
called flea beetles, may be fought
by the Observation-Disclosures
mixture, as recommended against
the squash beetles. 1t has been
found that flea beetles dislike
Bordeaux mixture very much,
and it consequently acts more
effectively as repellent against
these beetles than against many
Of the larger species. The flea
beetles eat tiny holes in the
leaves, and il the plants on
which they occur are we'll COW
cred with poisoned mixture, the
majority OF the beetles will be
killed.
SPRAY FOR CABBAGE WORMS.
The green worms on cabbages
and collards may be fought by
poisoned sprays, which treat
ment is thoroughly effective. |
would recommend using one-half
pound OF Paris green in fifty
| gallons of water, with the addi-
tion Of two pounds OF freshly
Stacked lime, and resin mix
ture as recommended above to
be in Bordeaux mixture. If this
poisoned spray is applied to cab.
bages or collards when the
worms first appear, and repeated
within two weeks, and a third
time TWO weeks later, the plants
may be thoroughly protected.
This mixture should be applied
with spray pump which throws
a fine mist, and only enough used
to make a thin coating over the
leaves.
WHY PARIS GREEN IS NOT DANGER
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Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers, pleasant
little pills that are easy to take. Sold by
all druggists. w-s
The daily tribune., 1908-04-28
PORTUGESE PARLIA.
MENT IN SESSION

Libson. April 2S-In compliance
with the decree Of King Manuel, the
Portuguese cortez will be convoked
tomorrow. Although there has been
much dissatisfaction with the methods
and results Of last months selection
Of deputies. the conciliatory attitude
of the king and government will like.
ly serve to prevent any serious public
demonstration.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-28
How's This?

We offer One Hundrsn Dollars Reward for any
cass Of Cstarrh that cannot bo cured BY Halls
= J. CHENEY Co. Toledo, o.
W. the uedessixnsd have known ~. Chsney
for the lsst u yeara, and bslievs him perfsctiy
honorabls ip ali business Transactions and
nnsneIally abis TO carry out any obligations
made BY his hra. -
WkLDIN0. KIkNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Drussists, Tolsdo. Ohio.
Halle Cataypn Cnrs 10 taken Internally. act
Ing dirsetly upoo this blood and mssous surface
o. the tys'sin Iestimonisls sent free Price
Taks Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.