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n room IS, but now she stood quite
3lacidly in group Of her small adj
acrentss on the highest of the school
house steps. And the cabinet, wait
Ing gloomily apart, only muttered, II
told We So" and at must be q awful
kind feeling" when the tall stranger
came swinging upon the scene. One
Of his hands was held stiffiy in the
pocket of the baggy coat, the other
carried gloves and a cane. When
teachers eyes fell upon him she began
to force her way through her cIinglng
court, and when he was halfway up
the steps she was halfway down. As
they met he drew from his pocket the
hand and the violets it held, and teach
er was still adjusting the flowers in
her jacket when she passed, with flush
ell cheeks and shining eyes, within
touch but without knowledge of her
lurking van.
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and remote withaL So she answer
quite simply with her cheek against
the boy's: Well. perhaps so. Morris
Perhaps I shall some day"
Teacher. no. ma'an, Miss Baileyr'
walled the monitor Of the goldfish
Don't yon 60 and get married NIT
nobody. So yua do you couldn't lie
teacher hg us no more. und you're q
awful nice teacher by little boys. You
aiAt toe big. Ind say. we'd feel ter.
rIble lad the while You goes and gets
married mil samebody-terrible bad &c
Should you really now?" asked
teacher. greatly Plessed well. dear.
L too. should lie lonely without you"
Here Is=ldore W'lshuewsky. who con-
.idered this conversation as his cher.
!1aed own. and saw II being torn from
lin. determined 10 uutdo the favored
Morris rs squire af danes.
Teacher. yiss. ma'an." he broke in.
Wed all feel terrible the while we
Amt got yoa by teacher. AlI the boys
ind all the girls they says Ike this
It's the word in The yard-we amt
never had q teacher smells so nice like
rGu."
While teacher WIS in the lcnicnt
mood. resulting from this astounding
tribute. Nathan forged yet another
sha!n for her securing.
Teacher" said he. you wouldn't
aever go and get married init nobody
on; saying nothing to somebody.
would you:"
"Ipdeed, no. my dear" Miss Bailey
tcsCrcd him. when I marry. goa and
Patrick and Morris shall he ushcrs-
monitors you know. Now are you
bappy. you funny little ChapsT"
Teacher. yIss. ma'an." Morris sigh.
Il a. the he'll rang sharply aud the
aloor anu formal exercise az the assen.
oily room began.
Some days later teacher arranged 10
- 20 4 reception. and as she did not
Farc 20 return 60 her home between
work and play she appeared ut school
n rather festive array. Room rs was
3cligated with its transformed ruler.
But 20 the board OF monitors this
glory Of raimcnt brought nothing but
misery. Every twist In the neat coli.
firc every fold Of the pretty dress.
every rustic Of the invisible silk. ev.
cry click Of the high heels. meant the
coming abdication Of teacher and the
iIsbanding Of her cabinet. Just SO
had ratrick's sister Mary looked on
the day she wed the mIlkman. Just
such had been the outward aspect OF
Morris aun.lc on the day Of her union
to the promising young salesman who
was now a fioorwalkcr and Morris
Uncle Ikcy.
Momentariiy they expected some
word Of farcwes-pcrhaps even an ice
cream party-but teacher made no
sign. They decided that she vas re.
serving her last words for thtIr pr.
vate ear and were greatly discomfort.
u TO find themselves turned out with
The common herd at o'clock. with
.aavy hearts they followed the exam.
pie Of Mary's little lamb and waited
about tin teacher did appear.
When SHE came she was more wonder.
'ul than ever In n long and blllowy boa
mi n wide aud billnwy hat She had
,ee'ned IL bre0thless hurry willie t1p
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-20
A Beautiful EGman,

Her surroundings should be in har-
inony and can best be made so by we'll
kept home. The l.. & NJ. Pure paint
makes the home beautiful. 1t preserves
it and prevents decay. The cost per gal
lon ready for use is only $G2o, 1t wears
TOR ten years and longer. Thirty-three
years Of continuou, use is evl ence.
Hackney Bros, l.. & M. Paint Agents.
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Il hear you have leen hunting Any
iuck! Yes; only one man mistook
me for rabbit. and he was IL poor
shot. Chicago Record. Herald.
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them would be TO Dring THIS
country into abject humiliation.
War with Japan is not at all
| improbable. That small country
could on account Of its strength
and close proximity to the Phil.
lipines take possession of that
country before the United States
could get an adequate number of
warships there to defend the
island. In concluning Mr.. Shep-
bard said: "Wars have had their
missions to fulfill for humanity;
they have in times past, rid the
world of tyrants, advanced civili-
cation, and added to the spirit of
Christianity
Mr.. Burgess wasthefrstto appear
bn the negative. He first showed
That England has the largest navy
n the world, and the United
6tates to build a navy equal to
fnat country would necessitate
be expenditure of S5o7, 200, 900.
lso should this country see fit to
Increase its navy till it equalled
hat OF Great Britain il would BE-
hpossible to man the new war
hips on account of the scarcity Of
Dor. This country is at peace
Nth all countries; there is great
dependence upon it on account Of
he great amount of cotton aud
Torn produced in this land, and in
he event of war other countries
ould come to the rescue on ac-
punt of the commerce. In the
Pse of Great Britain a large havy
necessary because seventy FIVE
ercent Of her necessities of lite
pine from all quarters Of the earth.
e concluded by saying that it is
BIT always the country that has
|e large navy that wins in time
war, illustrating this by the
lssian Japanese war.
Mr.. Cade on the affirmative
bintainer that il was necessary
the United States to Increase
navy on the gronod Of peace.
|. Cade mentioned the great
ourees cf this country. and
D that it would be the height
q FOLLY and the neglect of duty
for us TO remain deprived OF that
EiRht Of arm which stands for
&c. In reply to the argument
ex;ravagence Mr.. Cade said.
this country was amply able
build a navy equal 10 that OF
country, and that the wealth
his country is almost double
Of Great Britain, and there
ild be but little burden placed.
tax payers
ir. Wilkersou stressed the ne
lty of protection along the
i line behind which lie orr
} yards aud supply stations.
build navy that wonld equal
greatest in the world would
money that should be used
he payment of honest debts.
e 1896 The national debt,
riding to a statement OF Justice
ser, has not decreased one
After these debts have
paid the next thing of i'm.
ance that shorld come before
people is the education Of the |
pate classes of our land. |
the people have been educat-
will then be time TO look for. |
TO arbitration, peace aud
'crity. But there is some.
else in this country that
nds attention. There is al
gn clement in this land that
bot yet been Americanized, |
which is now threatening
iction 10 our institutions. |
h the solution ofthis problem
is need Of money. To man
NJ. psselg. should tha,, a.. 49,,
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Love Among
50 the s.
Blackboards
By MYRA KELLY.
By MYRA KELLY.

! Copyright, 1903, by s. S. Mcclure Co.
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all the laws In the archives
OF the New York board OF
education there Is none more
hpartlasa than that x,,h,ot, a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-13

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER ExEcu-
State Of North Dakota, County OF
In District Court, Second Judicial Dis
Penn State Bank corporation, Plain.
George Bail, Defendant,
Pursuant to and by virtue of Ger.
above named Court by the clerk Of 81 saaS
Court under. the seal thereof bearing
date Dat Of October a. 1903 to me directed
directed to satisfy out Of T the nEopea am
Of the, defendant; George Ball, a certain
judgment In favor Of Penn State Bank
and AGAINST the said George Bali docket
above named Court on April az. 1908.
on which there is owing sl2e.71 with In.
5eregt5 thereon since April 81, 1908, 81
certain Judgment entered and docket
GSl sEns on nfss the sth day e June, 1909 ia
against the defendant George Bail ON on
which there is.sdue $2s6.7O With inter-
est fsance June 9Th. 1908 At. L. per. cent;
eataip ana sss so scssqea costs ana
| tered in the, offlce Of tie Clerk Of tbs tbs
above named Court on the sra day OF
isSs L. asyop 81 ths plain .,
t-owsng s24;5 VITA interest. thereof, = AZ Il
theETate eft Der cent since the ard day
thoss bfs&ises a sisua asyied pRGSa
paEsta and RoSn sp ana s'd dsss eli MaoF q
LoG5FWo t2) and the Southwest quarter
ffSsM Ms i1D s9ss , the nostheast quarter
fof The MonthWest Quarter s1NW III vi
ssPn Sw 81 an9s4eTRRs oRtBB 9s Hana;
ss1ey.eix tse, west and shall on Ire
o sf sg nay o! & Heyss @ ls ut TIE
EfroiE door Of The Ramsey county court
fSounty Of Ramsey and State OF Norfh
Dalsota offer saia premisee 10 LEVIED ri, b.
ON up aforesaid for sale and sell the
sanyei at public auction to the higheat
bidder for easha rei9f nj 3sl"e 80
Dated october s4th, 1893 ~. ,,.,u=.-sr
,,o sherifr Of Ramsey County, North Da.
Burke. Middaugh @ Cuthbertr..;;tzz :.
Attorneys for Penn State, Bank,
T. f. Devils Lake, North Dakota. -
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SUCCESS.

The price of success is diligence, in
telligence and perseverance, and you
cannot succeed without it and you
know it from experience. A satisfac'
tory piece Of farm machinery was new.
er perfected except through patient,
intelligent work. The same PROPOSE.
ton holds good with the farmer. OF
business man, be he banker or mer-
chant. The cow must be fed If she
is to yield milk, and the soil must be
replenished to yield grain. The sue
CESS" Manure, sprealer is the per
lection Of spreaders up to date. THE
LIGHT DRAFT ROLLER BEARING
SUCCESS MANURE sPREADER. u
This is the; year to use one to the
greatest advantage, and every farmer
in this vicinity should have one. Talk
the proposition over with F. H. Pros.
ser & Co., before buying a spreader,
Liberal terms and fair prices.
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Valley City Normal Notes

Coach lever is planning to organ.
lie girls basket ball team in the near
future.
The local high school team have had
several practice games with the Nor
NAL football team lately.
The review geog, class will make
several excursions into the country for
the purpose of studying natures work
in altering the earths surface.
The jamestown alumni will meet the
Normal boys in a football game on
Wednesday next
Evidence of the Normlas growth is
seen in the fact that the two geometry
sections have had to be redistributed,
Mr.. Lever taking third division.
Among the noted speakers the cam
paign has brought to Valley City are
U. S. Senator Nelson of Minnesota and
Gov John Burke.
Frank A. Nag1ey, state secretary of
the Y. M. c. A. addressed the local or
sanlzatlon here last Sunday.
Prof. A. P. Hollis goes to Fargo the
first of next month to deliver a lecture
on THE Movement for Brotherhood. y
Mr.. Hollis has done a great deal of
public work and is in greater demand
than ever for lecture work.
Professor J. A. Tanner, last year a
! member of the Normal faculty but now
) superintendent of Bismarck schools
was recent visitor.
The indications are that the mum.
Der OF students who will attend the
! State Educational Association here
this year will be exceptionally large.
Elaborate plans have been made for a
reunion Of the Normal fellowship, and
all who come will no doubt have an
enjoyable time.
Two new instructors have already
been engaged for the Normal, and it is
likely that the increased attendance
this year will necessitate still other ad
: ditions. Miss Bertha Bergman, OF
! Freeport, ILL.,, will assist Mrs Her
rick in the work of physical culture
and Miss Lillian Partridge. of Chica
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IF you are in doubt about a Christ.

IF you are in doubt about a Christ
mas gife, choose a book" This is ad.
mirable advice-provided the buyer is
fit subject to, let loose in a book
store. Each Christmas invariably re-
ceive books from two friends. One of
them sends volumes which make vivid
spots in my library shelves: she runs
to bindings of gorgeous scarlet, blue or
green. Her choice is either stupid
novel, driveling poetry, or some idiot
cally languid philosophy. Each volume
contains all elaborate inscription,
which quite precludes it's exchange at
the bookstore. Last Christmas, from
my other book-loving friend came what
had long wanted, volume of quota
tons. During former years she had
discovered such wants as work on
dietetics, rhyming dictionary and a
volume Of synonyms, to which l refer
every day. Inside each book, with a
card that wishes a Merry Christmas,
is line telling where the book was
purchased and that 1t may be exchang-
ed if desired. Only-none of her books
are of the kind l want to exchanged
The December Designer.
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II its feed you want we. have IT,
no difference what what kind you
want or the quantity desired. Farmers
Min. zS.'-.-; r.. = e.
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notice OF HEARfNG ApPIrcAr1oE
FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT.

NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION
FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT,
State of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey-sS.
in THE COUNTY COURT.
Pursuant to an order of this Court
made on the 26th day Of Oct, A. D. 1908.
Motiee Is hereby given that on Monday,
"a 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon 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
pointed by the Judge Of this Court as
the time and place for hearing the petit
ton Of J. A. Moran Of the End Ward Of
Devils Lake, in said Ramsey county,
for the granting to him of a druggist's
permit to sell for medicinal, scientific
a aha m agiRitnona malt
ihn nto liquors at As Kelley Ave.
Second Ward Of Devils Lake.
county of Ramsey, and State of North
Dakota; when and where any person in
terested in the granting Of said petition
may appear and contest the same under
the provisions Of the law, and they viii
be heard.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota,
the 26th day of October, A. D. 1908.
John F. Henry,
Judge Of the County Court.
j. A. Moran, Petitioner.
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NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION
FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT.

GV6 06OGG4S1'S 3E6MIT.
State of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey-ss.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
Pursuant to an order of this Court
made on the 26th day of Oct, A. D. 1908,
Notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the 30th day Of November, A. D. 1908,
at o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
at the Court Rooms Of this Court, at
Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey, and
State of North Dakota, has been ap-
pointed by the Judge of this Court as
the time and place for hearing the petit
ton of A. w. Harrison of Webster, in
Freshwater township. in said Ramsey
county, for the granting to him Of a
druggists permit to sell 70 medicinal,
scientific and mechanical purposes, malt,
vinous, spirituous, fermented or other
Intoxicating liquors at Lot TO- Block Z,
Webster, in the township Of Freshwater,
county OF Ramsey and State Of North
Dakota; when and where any person in
terested in the granting of said petition
may appear and contest the same under
the provisions Of the law, and they will
be heard.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota,
the 26th day of October. A. D. 1908
John F. Henry,
Judge of the County Court
A. w. Harrison, Petitioner.
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Notice for Publication,

Depa nn Of the. Interior, u. 8.
kota,t October 10, 1908 4 VI r -
r. Notice, Is hereby given that. William
James Roche, Of Devils Lake, North
3. p, No. 500 ~(serial Number ii77S
FOR lots q, 3, 4 and 0, Section 81. town.
sMh dpI, ;15s n, Range SO ". Fifth principal
m aaei has filed notice OF Intention to
iish claim to the land above described,
peIore the Register and Receiver, at
Devils Lake, North Dakota, on the 2efii
day, Of November 1908. 49, : ~ ~
Claimant names as Witnesses: Frank
Jetty. Julian Jetty, T. w. Riordan. T.of-
I re n. Riordan, all OF Devils Lake, N.
VIM. Miller, Is,
Register.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21

VIENNA. The fact that he is bitter
against Johnson means he will find
an opponent.
For auditor Of state Bert Bartlow,
OF Hamilton, sergeant-at-arms Of the
senate. will be backed by anti-Johnson
men. w. w Durbin. Of Kenton. and
Charles Kloeb. OF Celina, an examiner
under Guilbert. are also aspirants.
There are four candidates for state
reasurer-Senator II. A. Beatty. OF
Bowling Green, ex-Mayor Kempel, OF
Akron, Charles Mason, of Cincinnati,
and representative ]. NJ. Steward, OF
Fairfield county.
Senator Sylvester Lamb, Of Toledo,
is the only one mentioned for clerk
OF supreme court and Judge Hugh T.
Mathews, of Sidney. seems to have a
clear field for Judge Of supreme court.
There Is much speculation as to
what Democrats will seek election TO
the United States senate. There are
plenty in Columbus who insist Mayor
Johnson wants to break In. NJ. Z. In
gals of Cincinnati. Ex-Governor
Campbell, Of Hamilton, and d. ID.
Donovan, OF Napoleon. are willing
II is generally believed Senator
p. Schmidt. of Cleveland, can
have the nomination for lieutenant
governor FOR the asking and Judge
Oliver Wright. OF Logan, that Of at
torney-g general.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21
CANDIDATES
Will be Plenty For All
Places at the Demo-
cratic State Convention
SIX FOR GOVERNOR

The Cleveland Press in a CoIum-
bus dispatch says:
There will be candidates galore at
the Democratic state convention the
first week in May.
Most Of the prospsctlyes are d.
rectly or indirectly basing their hopes
Of victory on the supremacy of either
johnson or CARRIER.
For head Of the ticket six men are
mentioned. although Il Is thought here
the victory Of A. Z. Pomerene in the
Stark county primaries practically has
put John c. welty, Garber's choice,
out OF the running.
Col. o. II. Hughes. OF Hillsboro, a
member Of the state railroad commits
sion. Is looking up strong. His friends
insist he Is not Identified with either
faction.
Big Jim" williams says he Is re-
eeiyiug much encouragement. Judge
81. DOnnelly. OF Napoleon. is said TO
be the candidate OF the old Brice
crowd. A. p. Sandles, clerk OF the
senate. has been indorsed by his own
eounty-Putnam. He's friendly TO
johnson.
Judson Harmon has announced that
he viii not be a candidate.
So far the only name mentioned In
connection with secretary OF state is
that Of Judge d. L. Rockwell, Of Ra-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21
DEMOCRATS IN
EMPIRE STATE
ARE BADLY SPLIT

Utica, N. Y, April 20.--It may be
stated tonight on the authority Of a
Democratic state leader, VINO is In
close touch with the upstate revolt
against Tammany control of the state
organization, that unless the present
plan of those directing the revolt
miscarries there will be Deld another
Democratic state convention within
thirty days. The proposed convention
will be held in either Utica or Syra-
ouse.
This convention II the signs are
read Alright will name a practically
new delegation TO the Denver conven-
tion instructed to support William
Jennings Bryan for the presidential
nomination. This change OF sentl-
ment for Bryan is sweeping over this
section Of the state as a direct result
Of the recent split in the Democratic
state convention. and as a rebuke TO
the Conners-Murphy element, which 1t
Is assumed hereabouts favors Gov
ernor johnson, OF Minnesota, for the
nomination. Heretofore all this sec
tion has been shouting for Johnson,
but within the past few days the
change has come. and since former
State Railroad Commissioner Boards
ley and Judge o'Connor. the two dele
gates to the Denver convention from
this district conferred with Bryan here
last night, johnson has been relegated
and. the county organization is sing
ing the praises OF the Nebraskan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21
A complaint was received from the

A complaint was received from the
Park avenue residents yesterday
morning by the servers objecting to
the use Of gravel for the Improvement
OF the street, the objection being the
extra amount OF expense. This was
turned over TO the engineer.
The flag poles used during the Nc
kinley memorial dedication were loan
ed to the Canton Athletic club for the
express purpose of making the base.
ball park a gala day scene on the
opening day OF the o. & p. baseball
season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21

Max Geiger ct al to +. s. Haines,
part of lot 1916, Alliance, s567SO.
Theodore Wingerter to Mary Roger,
part of lots 1876, 1915, 1914 and 1913,
Massillon, $4,000.
Christian Krabill to Joseph Krabill,
part of section 30, Washington town
ship, $4,000.
part of section IL, osnaburg township,
S4592.50.
Alvin Warstler to Geo. Warstler.
part of section IL, Sugar Creek town
ship, s3OG6.
Orlando Smith ct al TO Orwin w.
Barber, lot 20, Smiths addition, Can.
ton, s12j.
Christian Krabill to Noah and Ho.
mer Krabill, 200 acres I'm section 20,
Washington township $i7S075.
r. Frank Wilson TO Elias Snyder. by
sheriff's sale, part Of section "a, Wash.
lngton township. s2S3O.
@ j. Falla TO Gibson Ainsley, par.
eel OF land. Canton. $650O.
G. @. Paul, gdn., to VIM. II. Gels.
part of lot 225. Massillon, $1,000.
J. /. Piper, receiver, to Gibson
Ainsley, parcel of land. Canton, $6500.
Bundy Miller to ]. NJ. Shoemaker,
parts of section 20. Marlboro town
ship, $4,000.
Alcide b. Tleche to Laura f. Tleche,
lot 20SS, Massillon, 81.
Reuben Lenhart to p. J. Borrower.
part of section II, Canton township,
$4,000.
William o. Tisch to Edward Gels.
lot 14i2 and part Of lot 1i43. Massil-
Ion, s20cJ.
Canton Savings & Trust Co. TO VIM
II, Feller. part of lot /, Canton, sec, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21
Wheeling Sued for Heavy Damages.

Joseph II. Akin. formerly a truck
man In the employ OF the Wheeling
Il Lake Erie Railroad company has
through his attorneys, Allen Cook and
Weity and Albaugh. fled suit against
the company for $4,000. The plain.
tir claims that while in the employ
Of the company he was injured by a
heavy truck leaving the bridge used
for loading and unloading cars, said
bridge having been reported as defec-
tive and striking and crushing him in
the chest. II is claimed that several
ribs were broken and that the injuries
received have resulted In uicerous
growths.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21
PIstt.woOd Divorce Case Adjourned.

Plstt-Wood Divorce Case Adjourned.
New York. April 2O.-The suit OF
Mae G. Wood. for divorce from SEN
ator Thomas c. Plat, who says he
never married her. was on Justice Nc.
Calls calendar for trial today in the
supreme court. An affidavit was sub
mitted showing that John d. Stanch.
field, Of counsel for the Nebraska wo-
man. was engaged In the defense OF
the Metropolitan street railway mag
mates and the Wood-Platt trial was
adjourned till Friday next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-21
At CITY HALL

On next Wednesday afternoon the
board OF public service will meet with
General Manager Currie OF the N. D.
T. & L. Co. in the board rooms for
the purpose of settling the matter Of
sprinkling the company's tracks for
the coming year.