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FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

EMMETT ST., 1ls--Four large rooms; frst door;
~, CHAs WEIGAND q o lS Market ct.
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AVON Av., Ss-Four and nve-room nat, al
improvements, bath: rcnt reasonable TO rignt
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FELL & DEvIhE
Rea! Esiate and Insurance
$40 MAIN STREET.
NEAR ARLINGTON AVENUE.
LAST ORANGE, y. J.
$4,000.

In a good location, handy to trains and
trolleys; house in perfect condition; owner
town and anxious TO scll: a fine
for the right party. Don't miss II.
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WANTED.

WANTED, to rent. with privilege OF purchase.
a small farm of from 3 to 20 acres, within
committing distance OF Newark: must be IN
Office.
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Plans approved by the Board of
Tenement House Supervision for week
September 4. 1908:
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5-RooM FLAT-Aii improvements; large and
light; rent ST.. 81 Windsor St. near Berlin
ST., Arlington. N. j.
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FINE FARM for sale, to close an estate; best
location In Northern New Jersey; one hour
from New York: about eighty acres; fully
equipped: low price: easy terms. Address w.
". RIDDLE, executor. p. o. Box $50, Boonton'
n. j.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

His history Of the tremendous Civil Wa absolutely
impartial that work being endorsed cordially by the lead
both sides kdpah fact clearly that the
its wealth prosperity not its armies navie but the Intelligence
and righteousness beoud the home life and
DR. DPATH The who past
excluded from the
little fellows kof
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

President Benjamin Harrison said:
"Dr. Ridpath's History of the World
is deserving of the highest praise. The
mechanical part of the work is most
creditably done; the illustrations are
numerous and Of high order and aid
the text very much. ! most heartily rec
ommend the work for study and con-
venient reference.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

RIDPAl1S generally admitted greatest history
exhaustive that you discouraged with the task of reading the work It's
You will surprised learn how much Roman History finds
Republic Empire Rdpats
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
PIDPATH takes you back to the dawn of history

takes back the dawn of history long before the pyramids
troubled of Chaldea
culture
history
diplomat
Themoces with
hundred and fifty smash his sail and
moud written Rome
Nanolen hh nnugai undcryn eyes sandrel
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DEATH CLAIMS
YOUNG LADY
Miss Laura Emma Seward Passes
Away Thursday Evening.

Miss Laura Emna Seward, one of
the bright and beautiful women of this
county. passed away in this city last
Thursday following an operation
which was performed the Friday pre-
vious, her age being IS years, IL
months and 5 days
She was the daughter of Mrs Laura
Seward of Poplar Grove, and was
born and raised in this county. Her
many friends watched with interest
and admiration her growth to young
womanhood and her death came as a
severe shock as it was least expected,
as after the operation she gained rap
idly and was recovering as speedily as
possible but her heart suddenly failed
and all that medical science could do
was administered to her, but the Mas
ter had claimed her and quietly at 1880
she passed to the great beyond. She
was an exceptionally bright and Gull
tured young woman just entering into
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Garfield, lot s, block as, village Of

Garfield, lot 6, block as, village of
Starkweather. Consideration SLIT 100.
Mary Ann Eminger ct al to Bertha
Hughes, IL NE IA and lots and
2, sec. 4-157-63. Consideration s10O.
William r. Eminger ct al to Bertha
Hughes, S IL NE IA and lots l and 2,
sec. 4-157-e3. Consideration $1.00.
Agnes Brouse to A. c. Wehe, NV
IA of 23-16S-61. Consideration s1.00.
John w. Mahr ct al to Frank Hol-
land, lots 10 and II, block 8, Mahr &
Locke's Sd addition to Devils Lake.
Consideration $4,000. >
S. L. Wineman and wife to Richard
]. Whorley, lot 20, block 2, Wineman' g
LIST addition to Devils Lake. Consid-
Grafton s135.oo. I'd.
c. J. Arneson ct al to Emil c.. Lar
son IL interest in lot 5, block 2, town
site OF Doyon. Consideration 81 300. =
Chas. Harbek to A. F. Moretz, lot %,
block 3, village of Brocket. Consider.
alton $4,000. :
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Notice Of Sale Under Execution.
State of N@rth Dakota County .

W A>0AA ~ DohoLo, NouAly IA
In District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict. =
Kellogg-Mackay Cameron Company.
plaintiff, vs.. w. r. Hill, defendant. T..
Pursuant to and by virtue of a war;;
rant of attachment against the property
Of the defendant issued on the 23rd day
OF November. 1907, to me directed in the
above aentitled action,n did levy upon a.
certain safe. desk and small force pump
as l..e property OF the defendant and
judgment having been obtained In said
action and duly entered therein on the
4th day Of September, 1908. and an exe-
cution having been duly issued out df
said court on said Judgment to me deliv-
cred. on which there lis unpaid the sum
Of $355,S9r with interest thereon at the
rate OF seven per cent per annum since
September stfI, 1867, besides accrued
costs. will on the 21st day Of Sepfena-
Der, 1893, at the hour Of one o'clock iii
the afternoon at the front door of the
frame building situated on, the south
side Of Fourth Street between Kelley
Avenue and harrington Avenue, In the
City OF Devils Lake, North Dakota, for
| ineFly occupied by the said W. r. Hill as
an ONCE, expose for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash the said safe, desk and small force
pump 80 levied upon end held By me al
Dated September stn, u 81 Y;
..:s* IA ;4 W Z H. Bedford, WI
Ss# Sheriff 1f Ramsey County, Nc ID. b
fs5 Burke, 1liddaaRSf ID Giiffbert, 81 tor.
neyg fora Plaintff. Devils lake, North
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great a man as VIM. H. Taft. This is
a government OF party and your party
having decided by a majority who your
candidates shall be and you being par
Elephants in the selection should not
presume to question that selection.
We have good ticket in Ramsey
county, and there are republicans
enough in North Dakota and the word
ought to go out that they are all re-
publicans and we should all support
the ticket. We enjoy Mr. Bryan too
much as Chautauqua lecture to take
him out of the field.
At this juncture the gathering was
treated to visit from C. A. Johnson,
of Minot, candidate for governor, he
having just arrived, and he was called
upon for a few remarks. He had just
returned from a trip in the western
part of the state. Relative to the con.
ditions as he found them he estimated
that Mercer county would cast 500 re-
publican votes out of some 600; Nc.
Lean county assures republican ma.
jority of 1900 to 1000; Ward county
will give the entire state ticket a ma.
jority Of from 1000 to $500,
The meeting then adjourned.
Thos. Hall, Chairman.
G. D. Mills, Secretary.
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PUBEIC LAID SALE.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office. Devils Lake, N. D.
Aug. 6. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that, as di-
rected by the Comm issioner Of the Cen
eral Land Once, under the provisions o.
the act Of Congress approved June 81
1905 (34 Stats, SID, we will OFFER al
800 O'clock, A. NJ. on the 2srd day oi
September. next, at this Office, the fol.
lowing tract of land: Lot l, Sec. 81
T. 15S ~, R. s. w., 5th P. NJ, contain.
ing 4.70 acres.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to fils
their claims or objections on or before
the time designated for sale
VIM. Miller,
Register.
OILS F. w. Cockburn,
lnter-Ocean Devils Lake Receiver.
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Public Land Sale

Department of the Interior: United
States Land Office -
Devils Lake. N. D., Aug. ~. 1908,
=! Notice is hereby given that, as direct.
Land Once. under the provisions Of The
act OF Congress approved June 81. 1905
l3l stats. SID: We win offer at public
sale TO the highest bidder. at 8 o'clock
at this office, the following tract OF land
Lots = and 9 of Sec. 10. T. 1856 NJ, r. 6S
w. 9th T. a.. containing 1910 acres !
above described lands are advised In Al
their claims or objections on or before
the time DESIGNATED for sale. 4, -,,1 9:
= :, :, H., - ~. VIM. Miller, Register. h
FL +. W. Cockburn, Receiver. 80 =
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HoEIcE or SPECIAL. TAX HEcExpr

NoTICE or SPECIAL TAX REcExpp
ment tax receipt Is issued to A. ~ BOND
y Co.; that the date Of such receipt Is
June "a, 1908: that the description Of
the property where said tax receipt ID
situate on lot 10. block 20, Of the CitS
OF Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N. 81.
and the name of the owner Of said pro.
is a. T. Horsman, and the name Of fhs
lessor OF said property is A. M. Bond 6
Z Dated Aug. 26th, 1908. .%<..
A. NJ. Bond g. Co..
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aoT1cE or sPEcIAE. FAx anoT1P9

uoTzcE or SPECIAL TAx IRcEIPg.
Notice Is hereby given, that a govern
Cole; that the date Of such receipt lie
Aug. 28, 1908; that the description OF the
property where said tax receipt is post
ing situate on Tot s, block 2, Of the
town of Doyon, Ramsey County, N. D.:
and the name of the owner Of said pro.
perty In which said receipt is posted is
Dated Aug. 8, 1908. = VI. q <,.ss. &:
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Mo9zcE or sPEozAx TAX REczgrT

IoY1cE OF gFEc1Az. TAX BECx1EeR.
Notice is hereby given. that a govern
son: that the date Of such receipt is
June 30th. 1908: that the description Of
the aproperty where said tax receipt is
posted is the basement room Of the
brick building situate on Lots IL and IL,
Block 3s, of the City Of Devils Lake.
Ramsey County, N. D.; and the name
said tax receipt is posted is s. L. Wine
man, and the name Of the lessor Of said
property is W. A. Wilson
Dated August 81, 1908.
w. A. Wilson.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

In County Court, Ramsey County, N. D.
In the matter OF the estate Of James
Dickson, deceased.
.. Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Isabella Doherty, testamentary
administratrix Of the last win Of James
Dickson. late Of the city Of st. Paul, in
nesota, deceased, to the creditors Of, and
al persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them with the nee
after the first publication Of this notice
to said testamentary adm inistratrix, at
the office of Edward F. Flynn, in the
First National Bank building in the CITY
Of Devils Lake, in said Ramsey county
Dated Aug. 18th, 1908.
Isabella Doherty,
Testamentary Administrative
First publication on the 2lst day o1
August, 1908.
Edward T. Flynn, -.
Attorney for Testamentary Administra.
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an age when she would be a JOY to
many friends on account of her con-
genial and happy disposition and had
she lived would have been loved by
as many new acquaintance as she was
by numerous old ones. 49,.
The funeral service took place from
the home of her brother-in-law, Robert
J. Wilmot at $50 and the remains
were followed by great many grief
stricken relatives and friends to the
Catholic church where Solemn High
Mass was read and the body was TAX
en- to the Catholic cemetery where an
interment was made.
Among the out-of- town relatives who
attended the funeral were MI and
Mrs. VIM. W. H. -4cGraw and daughter
and aunts of the deceased, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Albrecht of Ray. Miss Sew
ards folks have resided in the county
since 1883 and are highly respected
and we'll thought of people and a host
of friends throughout the county and
the city of Devils Lake offer their
sympathy to the grief-stricken rela-
tives
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HoT1cn or sPEcIAI TAX a1CRRT.

NOTICE Or EPRCIAIs TAX BBORR3X.
Notice is hereby given. that q govern
ment tax receipt Is issued to c. W,
Greene; that the date Of such receipt il
June IL, 1908; that the description Of the
ed is the front store room OF the build
ing known as the Converse building
situate on lot Fl, block Il. OF the City q
tax receipt ts posted 10 J. A. Josman and
Mrs. G. S. Converse, and the name Of
the lessor OF said property is ]. A. JOS
man and Mrs. G. s, Converse.
Devils Lake, n. D.: and the name Of the
owner OF said property in which said
Dated August ~. 1905.
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noTxcE OF spEcrax ,.paz = r. !, $, !,

: Notice is hereby given, that a gnverrs.
m n tax receipt is issued to A. IA Eei,
4 T,,s Eo 1 Iaas tas date of such receipt is
property where said tax recent il i,os t.,S
Y the front room Of the Bank bniIdina .
situate snia On Lots 10, II and II. BLOCK III
s e ms cry q Devils Lake. Ramsey;
owner Of said property in which. ssi.s s ssts
receipt to posstd rs A. H He'll III ~, 80, 4
sne name of the lessor Of said tpros,ara NJ )
Dated July 8. 1908, sG ss NJ 5s5E $sS
+ Sd, "A. I'll Bell d co. @
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate Of George
Swain, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, John. A. Haig, administrator Of
the estate Of George Swain. late Of the
Ramsey and state Of North Dakota, de-
ceased. to the creditors of. ana all per-
sons having claims against, said de-
sary vouchers, within six months after
the first publication Of this notice, to
said administrator at his residence near
the village Of Webster in said Ramsey
County. North Dakota -
Dated August IS; A. D. 1908. -,>
james A. Haig,
Administrator.
First publication on the 2Ist day OF
August, A. D. 1905.
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Z =. 2 - -.rss
Real Estate.

: T. 4 e 4 # s s@sl Real Estate.
+ 5$5 Edward o. Greeuleaf and wife to Ell.
Pegg, lots 4, 2.3, 4, block 142, Devils
Lake. gonsid eration 5000. r..
f,hass @. Bosworth and wife to John
johnson, sW IN Of 15;; " Ia Of IL;
4 ~ ~ os IL OF 1e. see. 1866.
.As5. 5.5s. g.: .:. ;, ].
Illus jacobson and wife I'd John
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Jacobson, lots II, Is, 10, 20. block /,
churchs Ferry. Consideration $1,000.
Emil G. Larson and wife to- Carl: j.
Arneson, lot IL, block 3, village Of
Doyon. Consideration s11oe. # q.
John Q. Rindahl 10 Sophia Adler,
lot ~, block village of LAYTON.
conaId Iteration $3.50 ss: 81: Il.
Joseph N. Kelly ana vie to o b
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ls' II SALE a later. 15e b barrel. two
barrels PIG. adress alex Couch,
&, phone 2Sg. h
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A $5,OOO,OO WARDROBE

THE most costly wardrobe in the world
belongs, without a doubt, to the
pope. Etiquette compels him to wear
different garments each day of the year,
and, as nearly all of them are orna-
mented with rich and rare gems, no
millionaire could hope to purchase them
even if a value could be placed on
them.
The pope's little skull caps are of the
finest silk, while his embroidered slip
pers of velvet are gorgeous to look at.
Still more costly are his gloves, made
of white wool, embroidered with fine
pearls in the shape of cross A spe-
cial herd of fifty sheep is kept, from
which all the papal wooden garments are
manufactured
The SUPPLIES are of the most valu-
able and beautiful lace; while one long
cape-the "cappa magma, which is rare
ly worn-hangs straight from the Shout
ders, and literally CLEANS from top to
bottom with gold and precious stones.
The rings, too, which the pope wears
are priceless, containing as they do
many stones of matchless quality.
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THE HINDU

WHILE utilitarians and the humane
w in this country are debating the
case for and against the sparrow, our
fellow citizens in India are sharply di-
vided upon the question of monkeys,
says Sketch The gentle Hindu by no
means accounts himself Darwinian,
but he has long been convinced that the
monkey, no matter what his ancestry, is
lord of soul to save, as well as OF
body which is not to be kicked; and for
this reason the monkey has been held
sacred. In consequence it has multi
Piled exceedingly, and teens in tenn
pies, bazaars and most places where
monkeys really should not be. 1t has
been little short of treason and sacrilegee
to kill a holy monkey. But excess OF
monkeys is moving even Hindu opinion.
AT Krishnagar there has been a Staying
OF the tailed ones, and the example has
made others think. At Birnagar the
Hindus desired to rid themselves of their
simian prosecutors, but they felt that
punishment might descend in the here
after upon the slayers. So they sent out
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planned, that when the daughter of the
house is going to be married-well-
some one hears a kind of ghostly chime
of wedding bells. I suppose Audrey
Good heavens |" exclaimed Noel.
Then she does-she has Heaven
help me /"
Poor Noel staggered away, carrying
Bobby's sympathy with him.
Gazing after him, Bobby muttered:
Cheer up, old ,chapl If you only knew,
there may be better time coming +
81 suppose I may congratulate you"
said Sir Arthur to Domville. Audrey
hadn't told me"
Domville frowned. 81 haven't asked
her yet. What makes you suppose it is
all settled"
"Why, the Bride Bells, man! Have
YOU never heard the tradition 7" Sir
Arthur exclaimed. cts our family
ghost" he added, laughing, land we are
very proud of it. For some reason the
bells have been silent for two or three
generations. And even now the ghost
seems to have made one little mistake
q mere detail They are heard by-by
some one, you know, when the daughter
Of the house is about to become bride.
Perhaps you had better speak to Audrey
that is, if you are still of the same
way of thinking. By the way, did 20"
hear the chimes as we'll as Noel 7?
mot l You surely don't believe IN
such nonsensical superstitions !"
Sir Arthur shrugged his shoulders.
AT any rate, the tradition has lived
good many hundred years" he said.
Domville presently interviewed Au-
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drey. What passed at the interview will
never be known but it is certain that he
left by the afternoon train, and that Sir
Arthur's team played without its change
OF bowler. Sir Arthur himself was as
tcnished to hear from his daughter that
she had refused her lover.
81 quite thought you wished to be his
wife" he told her. "What with Noel
hearing the bells, and all, it really is
Stop By Gadi Audrey, an idea has
occurred to me. Has Noel said anything
to you?''
tips of her ears.
Sir Arthur's face fell. at is most
mysterious |" he murmured. 81 don't
know what to make of it
Bobby was the one to inform Noel OF
Dcmvilles departure.
"Gone" repeated Noel. "But doesn't
Audrey-didn't Audrey What about
the bells, and all, Bobby?"
81 should say that Audrey gave him
the chuck somehow" said Bobby. "As
fo1 the Bride Bells, 1 forgot to mention
that it's the bridegroom that is supposed
to hear them, not any other fellow. 1t
seems a pity the poor old family tradi-
ton has gone all wrong, doesn't it Z
Ced l should have been jolly glad If
you had been the bridegroom. The old
family ghost hell-ringer must have seen
you liked Audrey and were friends, and
r,istook you for her lover What is it
Shakespeare says-pity It's 'tisn't true
or something of the sort"
Half an hour later Bobby say Audrey
and Noel come hand in hand out of the
arbor in the garden. Audrey was red
as a rose; Noel looked as happy as
though he had just made a double cen
fury.
"You two look somewhat pleased with
yourselves" said Bobby. whats up?"
Audrey went up to her brother and
kissed him. Il don't believe | should
ever have got rio of Mr.. Domville if you
hadn't-if you hadn't Bobby, I'm
sure you did-now, didn't your" Audrey
had burst out laughing. at was awfully
wicked wasn't it, Noel, and we both
ought to be furiously angry; but we
aren't, are we, Noel? ?"
"On the eontrary!' Noel laughed.
Thanks awfully, Bobby. I take it for
granted it was to give me my oppor-
trinity you played the ghost, not to give
Domville his"
"Well, rather Now that you two
seem to have hit it off at last, l may tell
you she has been worrying about you for
years
Audrey and Noel escaped hurriedly.
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to a tribe who walk in darkness, saying,
Fall on and slay" The tribesmen, high
ly paid for their sport, needed no second
invitation, and there has been a rare
mortality among the monkeys, without
jeopardy to the soul of a single Hindu.
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COMRADES

There is no more delightful companion for
children than the English setter. The one
shown here is a favorite with children on
HObsOn street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
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