davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

e 6..n DO T E.da 23 ssne9 pes s.
oAkkors. South Caroline. per 100 buncbes s. so
@isa id9 basgbs Ds as g S!4us 22 ao
eELERT Fiorfds per Isnatee case s. 80 - 80 g. DO DO
fo-d case s. IS Do cafo-nia Tsrse ai2 I,s s19
..sney: per crate. IS 9osse do California. per
erate 81 81 T5 DC o.d panish seed per ton sI2
do per Dbl sIa<1 2s: cHIcoRf &ow Dreams Ser
75c ss cTCUMBEEs Florida per basket Of erSes
s26k3 so; CACLIFLoWERS. California. per nalf crate
DO caban per Box 81 80 s. 35 EscA S E 90 & s9
er 5.ss Rs 0 d sfaa nPe soqe csroos
s66,sb s6 2 o A HGTSls ouS Per ohl 900 soe
Sgnenes $50 81 10 zo cssTIe.toH = So 81 LETUE
as %: DO s.gth carolina SOC 81 10 Do Florida per
connecticGt waite per bbl s4G s. S 90 3o @ SO 1 = do do
copnIy red and y.iiow per bas 81 SOC % s5sss
per standard crate S. 5OasI -: LEXIS New V1~. G~
p leans a Ps @ SsneAsf fgs2 Do North Carolina
100 eunchss Segsa5 sCALLIoNs North carolina
s. 10 cuban Sl4s3a oYsTER PLANTS per 100
:. :, - ~, 80 ''aoan sas2 PEAS. Georgia per basSet
N~x orleans, enr.y. per hIL sa@Ssa ia d. bsia s. a.
% Reraaaa ' Pc BON BON 553na zo 81, PER aH seis zoe zoe
FTds as-st aor Do Be- fsra a95 81 a.9 :. b3 81
c9r q :! DISHES Eorf.rk per basket 80 So: 10
sTk!NG BE ~ FIar1te green Or wax pr hssset OF
d. r{fr.-rr !b 49, So -. % - p-F seE a1o a
dhsn 81 ae per boz 81 500 s. 10. cuban. e-ao- neck
- ~ = ti- Li,tFt'iE
n ~ E%lfsS auala ~tae4x+ p.-
lH. 81 81 II do Charleston rtftshags p~~ nag 80,
81. DO NTy orleans white. hhl 70 da eiF
waite Pc IN 50e = 81. WATERCEESs per IaN
hnnchAs q s"Ft a. RFFT TOPS horhause par ne,
box "a 25r, CT'CJMBERS. hothou<- - J. PEI da-.r
.ao = a. 10 No . nsr box g. 80 - A1-TT-
FLOWERS Long Tsla1d.
H0thruse. p-r 37rer 21 4 nc MUSHROOMS ,1+ho,ss
rHr y = = 'Hc HTNT. h1fhoIse c-- aNr4r bur.Has
~ An~. ? P'TTSFFS. hNtrausr n.,r.A.x e. "a
49, PIFSAPB Wes-e-9 dozsr ru~~re. ACE
go 10 $3.50 4nf J~~s~v hr--~as -
- 49, Ts9ar 80 zoo i@-~N nua~r-- "a se- -ou.
-o~s tcthcrse. r-r = '5@a5~
Tols6e Apru 4-CLOv EssEEp-tasa s13 55
Anril. si2 -. Oerneer. e. Sal. rIMOrHY ort-nr
81 Is ALsIxE. prime sI5 so
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, April 4. 1909
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet today,
being reported ESQ including some e1-
changes OF for late months. Prices opened IN
changed 70 points higher bu2 lest TIE gain with the
cIo STE unclaimed he advance
Of which haNre
unchanged = franc and Hamburg unchanged 70
pfsnniE higher also have been encouTased
by somewhat smaller receipts the two Brazilian ports
and the showing the worlds visible supply statement
which published before the opening but there was
nothing aggressive bull support snd
initial under comparatively
small offerings absence OF buying power Neither
reported change in prices
Receipts ports 600 against $4,000
yeEr IL 600 years Jundiahy receipts
about recently. reaching 10000 bags. against
asst The world 8
Wis fully large de-
visible OF April i was
75.2 bags % March
bags year the visible supply increased
900 bags during March. and Two years ago there
decrease cf5I6 0G. The present visible com
pares 397. T+2 bags last and 1oI41916 two
considering the supply OF this year Il
should remembered includes about 5000 0eo
bags by Brazilian government under the val
orfzation
for coffee quiet, with quotations
OF basis &c for Rio No :.
81 contract prices IN the local market to-
7ar
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

CoTTON-The cotton market narrow and
regular during to-day's half session with business
largely purpose q evening up and prices
comparatively little change The close steady.
: points higher points lower. old crop
positions felt the influence Of better weather the
South. Sales for the half session estimated
about 10000 bales The market opened steady at an
advance OF "a points il steady Liverpool
cables sni the firm showing OF the English spot mar
Weekend figures we're moderately bulitsh but
weekly weather reviews indicated change in
Preparations Or prospects and reports from
manufacturing circles showed actual improvement
Notwithstanding the in prrsson that there been
slight bette-neut in the demand for goods The
better weather IN the South caused realizing
which easeG OF shortly
opening while old positions sustained by
strength n spo- markets The close within
poiu- lowest. Liverpool reported spot
sales RE dsy OF 5000 bales. and also reported
additional late Friday % 0on bsl.s. To-dsTs
spot market there 10 points hizher. Futures
1ust about due the New YORK close OF the
-ioIs dsv. The visible supply figures OF The Clror
ieie. Indicated decresse for the week ot about
0S. So bales against decrease FOR the week
las year OF Us s43 bales spinne-s tskinEs tor The
week We're 2529s+ bales. 2s22S1 these figures
in both cases being for American cotton. There
little private from the South. but II
generally conceded that the week closed with south
holders showing steadiusss in least
The at contract prices in m. local market
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
% Wall Street, New York, April 4, 1908.


COMPANY
now
Railroad Company held this day. it
% Per Cent interest anu "
be scureds sherna ate r b
SALE AND PURCHASE Or
oTHeRwsE
MATURING APRIL
NE" SECURED
to be
when approved by committee
I { lumber andt I
fuhn 5
tand pledge eunde therein
and of
said ndent1r
fsadS
l. payable july
and the security of such notes S ns
by order f Commission District
ssaoo secured Notes
the Eric Railroad Company
April
for which ur viii b: issued
Before o'clock P NJ, on Wednesday, April 8, 1908.
OF NEW SECURED
TO DEPOSIT THEIR NOTES
If the arrangement will
the esure
Notes SmuStt e
co.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

Spot
sales 900 bales speculation 500
: ntddIiug upland. cpsned aGv
unchanged I higher
Closed steady 10 points higher and
point higher months. April 540i-d. Apr-May
$50; May-Junc 80 I'd JUae-JIly 5@9s. JuyAugust
S71-d August -Septernb-r. 553'zC Sep-nloerOctcber
S27z- Ccto1e--Eov@rnber. . 22d, N5~en1er-
; lsl. Decem5e--Jar1ary 5.Isiz5; January-Febr1ary
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

TIA following shows 1t-e relation between the
total reserve and che total deposits The respec-
-1.= dates
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
FLOUR AND NEAL

confined small scattered lots spring patents and
Kansas straights Prices we're lower seiL -four
raled quiet and unchanged The following prices
quoted on York Produce Exchange Spring
nae Z Wi1Js- sr-aightS 81 a 81
g g. 81 80. spring clears, s. 20 s.
ex.-s 80 winter s. COG 81 10 no winter.
81 90 a g. s5 RYE FLOUR-Duil. Quoted Fair 70
coed 81 80 4 s. choice farCE. So s. CORN
MEAL-Quier- quoted Kiln driet. 81 81 s. 10 BAG
Quoted Fine white ard yellow, a
Z zG 81 - FEFIb-N
cirv stcacy quoted spring. So -. standard
r1s6dIing red
cIfT bran SIS bulk rs SOS - sacas- rnidding
- n So red dog sSi hcUlny chop s2J 80 bulk
SIS 81 So ks o.! meal. So o 81 80.
GRAIN-WH II EAT-So bear1sh was crop news from
ua-rs Of f-~dzy bulls
c-l,rE in sustaining prices last niz1-s
corn market the close ~ I O'Clock Ma in New
YORK was quoted s. 81 8. and JAZZ aSsc. A good
dea laid b. The bears on the fact thar
nearly al experts now inFestgating The winter
vrh@ outlook The opinion
-te .-op is condition barring Of
in Kansas Nebraska This led to
general raising Of estimates over although
buII pr-tty
son 20 making such estimates TIE weather rnap
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

Itself dry but according private advices
rain falling in the sections needed or
vas expected over sunday. Not only did the winter
wheat section contribute bearish trend to market
sentiment but the spring wheat outlook we'll owing
10 brilliant weather conditions. furnished a strong
seing motive In fact private advces prediceu
that seeding would be general IN the spring wheat
at Minneapolis. Notwithstanding cash demand
al that point Part OF steadiness in the Local
market was Que to sharp upturn In corn wnich
caused more or fess covering professionals wac
had sold early the outlook Aside from an
arrange OF &c TO Iisc Budapest the cable news
had little influence either BroomhaH reported
bad weather. and conditions in Southern Russia
but the indian outlook was hearish Another good de-
mand for English caryoes reported from the Con
: red a3'sc elevator and 98sc aroat; No j
Northern. Duluth 81 IL: No hard winter. 81 os]s
anoat Exporters bought II loads CORN--Most
or the forenoon rather inactivs and within
narrow range OF prices. toward the close IN Cni
caEo became active and decidedly smaller
car lot estimates for Monday commission house buying
better cash demand and reports that country Offer
farms At o'clock May New York quoted
al t5sc and July 1850 About s loads taken
FOR export No quoted Ib1-c elevator
and s9+c enoat: Nc white. S9&c. OATS
Inere vas quite an active selling movement IN oid
MAY oats by commission houses which weakened the
whole market. II was later steaded up by the ccrn
strength, however. and closed little above the low
est Reports from Illinois denied recent assertions
that oats were OF quality for seeding purposes
The oats marker in New York closed follows
Mixed. % to 20 ID. csc: natural white. &c 80 H.
5shs a 5Slsc; clipped white. 81 RYE
Market dull: No Western Sac nominal. afoat
BA ARLEY-Aarket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

Tols6o Apru 4-CLovEssEEp--a s1s55
April sI3 -. October e. Sat. TIMOTHY ,-t-.
Sc Is ALsIzE. prime. sIs so ''
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
The position Of the Treasury
-.,,,.l~ lov rates

r--r -a-es The POSITION q the Treasury
81 bear vaietling : 80 s,,
- viSh 10 be regarded unduiy pessi
We =. - -he same time regard the refund
11slc - - term Obligations ~ the vast amount
* ~ - notes now outstanding of the
q SIC E.-~is7 problems ever presented for solu
c-ea'e - f-relligence and patriotism OF Amert-
nor - - -fat this problem viii he met and
csr oaLn- 49, solved we firmly believe. but
- - Tie immense Importance of this mat
MY e are inclined think that il viii eXer
seT AA1 -x,,,-7d influence over 1le security mar
Csc - = j. accomplished. ON the whole.
ke's -. -sason 10 alter our prediction that hQgi-
So he industrial world has considerably
S--rber % fs1I-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

Four Per Cent. Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
THE CINCINNATI HAMILTON & DAYTON RAILWAY CO.
1,
DUE JULY I, 1854.

exhang O
nynoauIn I bearing
o Company any
haf Iyintres dsyat
dollar 70, dar of the
Central TustCom o 70 a
hstaenr oft terms of the Az o Z p
vhichm b blaine from rus
the aboena bd may n " by lei bonds
the of of
and paying Del o @ C
mitee
.
Z
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Spring Resorts.
NEW yKKSEL
HOTEL OSTEND
WHOLE BLOCK BEACH ERONT.
NEW JKKsEY-

y. y.
IDEAL location. with 900 overlooking OCEAN -
with bath same Management A6nai-z
Dy adapted fo- families ncder--
Capacftv 800 White exclusively Tabfe
and service highest excellence sod
seaWstef baths Heated swimming pool Mag
nicent paricr. steam-heated EIsvar0rs musfcsl
concerts social diversions Auto trains Write fs
literature. Make reservation % caocs f1r
Easter Terms So sfTJO s21 weekly plsz-
View York Booking One Tsler-o7s
6246 Gramercy. DAVID : RAHTER- Manager.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
The Chautauqua is a Beau
tiful Place

Those who have not seen can hard
ly realize what a beautiful place the
Chautauqua is at this time of the year
The recent rains and warm weathe.
have transformed the natural beauty
of the place into a veruble paradise.
The blue, ripping water of the lake,
the pebbly beach, the turf covered
hills and the green forest with it's
shady avenues makes one say that
here indeed is one of the beauty spots
of Old Mother earth.
Chautauqua, with it's surrounding
country and Devils Lake is without
question the most beautiful spot in
North Dakota, in fact, it is to North
Dakota what Yellowstone is to the
west. The drive along the shores of
Devils Lake and through the oak
groves of Chautauqua is one appreciat-
ed by all lovers of natural beauty.
Here one can feast on the beautiful
things that nature provides The peo-
pie Of North Dakota may well con-
graduate themselves that they have
it within their borders of this state.
What makes this place especially dear
to the hearts of all North Dakotans is
the fact that here the annual assembly
of the North Dakota Chautanaua is
held This assembly is the big event
il tie state for it's opening is preced-
I'd by pilgrimage to the shores of
Devils Lake by pleasure seekers from
all corners of the state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
Moral Effect of Athietios.

Aside from its physical effect, the
moral effect of athletics. in the case of
the soldier at least, is of no small val
ue. Ny experience has been that men
are less likely to drink in the football
or baseball season, even though they
may be addicted to the use of intoxi.
cants. And this though no special ef-
fort may have been made along these
lines by those in charge of the sports.
The class Of men who go in for ath-
ledcs and excel In such contests are
the most desirable soldiers and the
best al! round men. Still another adj
vantage Of athletics is that good ath-
ietic teams and the reputation for a
post Of having champion teams draw
good recruits and soldiers to enlist
there.-Army and Navy Life.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
Loan No. 1859.
Notice of MOrtrape Sale


Default in the conditions of the here
In described mortgage having occurred
by which the power of sale herein con-
talned has become operative and no ac-
tion or proceeding has at any time been
had or instituted at law, or otheryIs-
sto recover the oebt now remaining Sc
cured oy sdic mortgage OF az part
thereof. noS by virtue of such mower
ana lot the purpoS- of frr G SUI. ali
s.; nltlee IS hereby given that a c-rt1in
mortgage f:.aoe, execItsu 4au 4-........
by Sarlstlan -oTQer al. Ala
rs u lie. .ctA Ct The Clt: OF Davis 4ake
SGSLnty q RaH:seE aac ST. OF ~ III
OakotA. as inortsagor. t liz :. orln. s.
ern mutual Savings a.. ..1a-i ASSOC
Ilon: a CORPORATION crate. AMI Going
business uaael ano puss 4ant TO the ia VS.
OF the State It Norti. -J1k -, as 100
gage, ana Cated the nCsc &, u siay )
D- 1901 an tiled for rzc2E.. in the ONE
OF the Register OF Det..s III and far TIE
Dakota Oh the :th "a: 81 l1aT !. D.
1se! at o'c-ocES and - nl.au4es A. n
cages at page SIS viii be foreclossd as
the sale of the mortgaged premises IN
sucn mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door Of the Court House in
the City OF Devils Lake in the COUNTY Of
Ram sey and State OF North Dakota on
the 9th day Of July A D.. 1893, at 10
the sheriff Of said county acting in per
son, or BY his deputy, TO satisfy the
in suei, mortgage which viii be sold to
satisfy the same are described as fol
l ees of tG 1snd Al that tract piece or par
me county Of Ramsey and State Of
aeribed as follows. towtt: pa '''''af'S DE-
number seven e7j Of Cleveland and Ken Ken1
Tax. ssessordiag to the esrtifed p1 plas
flee of the Register OF Deeds III and for
Ine county OF Ramsey and State Of
North Dakota on the 18th day of August.
A.. A,.D. 1899 at 5 O'clock P. IL. in BOOK
OF Miscellaneous Records at page
SssrSrsrsneeE thereto being had IS
mere win Be- due On said au ma ano
Ssasge. aL.aaee OF sale the sum of Two
I a19 One Hundred Fifteen Dollars
ciusiFe OF the costs, disbursements and
aass,s ~ 8. ices as allowed by law. That
f me power Of attorney authorizing the
scribed mortgage vas on the I1sh day
a. a. sa4 ~ deaaEersa to william B. Doug
Mutaaa sa1iaesy and ay Ld 1as
association. the Iaortgagee aforesa;d.
;a,ssaa s sns5 said power CT attorney was
as@ 81. IN aIaa for the county OF Ramsey
{ 4 10 #as1se OF ~ orth Dakota ON the 18th
gay ~ % Marsh A A. p. sos at 4 o'clock and
y Book t.Is' of Miscellaneous al maze Dos
TeIsTenea thereto being had. s - s
nat the affidavit OF attorneys fees a 4
ssgoplued IN Sec TITS Of the Reyfssd
codes OF North Dakota 1905 and afIrersSI-5
MieIta thereto. wac filed IN the once If
ne Register Of Deeds In and f0r the
county Of Ramsey and State OF North
5JakoTas on the 18th day OF March "a. IT,
asas af 4 ofclock and 46 minutes r.s rss:s
raraee thereto being had r. M
.s SJAIed at EaEgu, North DAKOTA if1,fs
74kh tiaY OF Hay A ID, a6S ! ,TT2
NORTHWESTERN Mutual Eay4s
iags md .oasI Association.
m. Mortgages,
WA o. EkoTHey 8GEs M0rtaae
- n FL 4 dsTag5 10, IN. Id 3ss
2-sa .gssrse B-13-l a-26 8, "a. IL 12asY
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22

= :, IN n the matter Of the estate OF Lens
nap J, II County Court. Ramsey County. N. N.
:, Notice is hereby give, ~ the under
r. 81 S,,,f IIuWafq Eyenson executor or the
fownship OF Bartlett ii The County AZ
ramsey and State OF North Dakofa. de-
eeasea, 70 the creditors OF, and ali ,pey-
sd. 70 exhibit them It'll the neessa ysis,5
HHoncners, Within four months, aftsr the
a aTsc p on of this notice, to said
Flynn, In the First National Hanss Fs.1tIsI
IN II th as city Devils Lake, Ramsey
8 Dated May 9Th. sos. U J:
III !, U, IS, IS, Edward Evanson.
- : Il sf -, s n. i. Executor
!. i EiraG pnb ton ON the sfh aay af.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22

The members of General Crook Post
No. 33 are hereby notified to assem-
bile at their hall on Sunday, May oath,
1908, at 1890 o'clock a. NJ, and from
thence proceed to the Presbyterian
church where Divine services will be
held. All comrades of the Civil war
are cordially invited to be present with
US on that occasion whether they are
members of this post or not.
w. II. Bell, Commander.
ID. G. Duell, Adjutant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
COUMTY AUDITOR,

The undersigned. legal voters Of RAM
G. E. Charles, Of Hope Township, as q
republican candidate for the office Of
County Auditor Of the County, subject
primaries, June 24th, 1908. He is an
honest, Industrious and patriotic man:
a man Of education and culture; capabIe
and willing to fulfill the duties of said
office. As a farmer, Township CLERK.
School-Glerk, local Secretary Of the Ann
ertcan Society Of Equity, he has proved
genial associate and an entEdsiastiG
yorker for the common good. We con-
ndently believe, he is the best man for
the position Of County Auditor at this
time, and we earnestly ask the citizen9
Of Ramsey County to nominate Rim.
(March IT, 1908.)
l. A. Day, T. z. Thornnan,,
B. e. Burt, Geo F,nIfon x
:, p. T. Nixon, Z. N. Freeberg,
l. Teo: Leltn. NJ. A. Hinebaugl
= =: Nelson. t.5,sj4@ Fred Dissmore,
Geo. carpenter, Simon SchnfdsI&.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
MoTIcE OF PETITION TO vACArE
ATTEv

Notice is hereby given that a petition
has been presented to the City council
petition has been filed in the Office Of the
City Auditor of said City of Devils Lake,
to vacate that part of the alley in Block
tween lots 4, S, 6, 7, s, 9. 10, IL and II,
and lots 10, IA, Is, Is, II, IS. 10, 20 and
Il. as the same is needed for court
house purposes. and that said petition
will be heard and considered by the City
Council Of said City on the LIST day Of
June 1903, at 8 o'clock p. m, at the
Council Chambers Of the City Council
of said City in the City Hall In the
City OF Devils Lake, North Dakota
Dated this 21st day of April 1908
tSEAL) Ole Skratass
City Auditor.
First publication April "a, 1908.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22

l am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Member of Congress be-
fore the Primaries to be held on the
24th day of June next, and earnestly
solicit your support.
I believe in the repeal of the tariff on
lumber and in a general revision Of the
grain inspection law and in the general
policies which have been advocated by
President Roosevelt. have lived in
the state of North Dakota for over
twenty-six years and have thorough
knowledge Of the needs Of our people.
Should I be nominated and elected,
Will use my best efforts for the best
interests of all Of the people and all
parts Of the state.
Respectfully.
t. B. Hanna.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
TOXIC NEWS
0@@@01@0@0@0@eH0neo I

Jeanette English returned Monday
from few days visit with friends in
Casselton.
A. B. Larson & Son, the we'll diggers
who were at Bartlett for few days
returned to Toxic Tuesday.
Mrs, Fred Lang returned Monday
afternoon from few days visit and
business trip to Tolna and Warwick.
Mr.. Smealie visited several days in
Devils Lake last week, that is part
of the time, although they do say that
he was seen to go east on No. 6, pre-
sumably to Keith
Chalesworth Bros, have been do
Ang some good work with their steam
breaking outfit on so acres joining
Tok o. The breaking is very even and
Is deeper than is ordinarily done with
horses.
An enjoyable birthday party was
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. R. Chase Tuesday evening in honor
Of the 18th birthday of their son
Emery. The inclemency of the wealth
or prevented many from attending
nevertheless a good time was enjoyed
by those present
A scrub game of baseball was played
in Toxic Sunday, the opposing teams
being Toxic and one made up of play
ers from around the country. The
score was close enough to be seen, be-
ing II to Is in favor of Toxic. The
feature of the game was the work of
Smealie the popular post master, who
was holding down the bag at first.
Some of his work was of the most
spectacular order.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
FOR COUMFY AuDrFop

As 1t VIII be well nigh impossible FOR
aries IN June for I am now busy LOOK
Ing Ing after my bread and butter sowing
the good seed for another crop, I would
respectfully solicit you to Remember
am q candidate for County Auditor.
should be honored by the nomination
on the Democratic ticket I shall en-
county and meet you face to face Sons
may thlnk a farmer cannot keep Books
ana handle handle the large clerical work 81
me the County onnot, Would like you to give me
done, and that efficiently. 80 T.
sh NY nsighbors have elected me town
Snip omcer Tor twenty-one years con-
Clerk and Clerk Of School Board. Yours
10 serve RESPECTFULLY y sS-1ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
A Suostitute.

you're ra1a- young man to be
left in charge of drug store" said
the frssy CID gentleman. .'Haye you
any diplomat" s''Why-er-no. sir" re-
pied the drug clerk. '.but we have a:
preparation Of cur own that's just as
good "-PhiladeIphia Press,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-22
Books Bound In L cad

0SS1NS 00HHs1 1VGUs
A bookbinCer was putting binding
Of lead on a book.
why lead"' visitor asked
''This,' the binder answered, lis
naval code book for use on battleship.
All such yol,!mes are bound in lead"
But why p
so that in the event of the ships
destruction the books will sink with it,
for they contain secrets of immense
value, and every precaution must be
taken to keep those secrets dark"
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ron STATES .ATToRa9Ux

hereby announce myself as candi-,
date Of the Republican party for the
nomination to the office OF States At
torney OF Ramsey County, subfect ID
the decision Of the republican vosara a.
the primaries to be held June 24th. 1905;
AMI, B IL I am dominated and elected Co
that; pesitions win conduct that once
IN such a. manner so aas to give the
county and the people ii square deal.
Resrec tful1y submit tied, " s.' '{s sg 4;
4aureag n Wehe. 81
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l hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of Superintendent Of
Schools for Ramsey County. subject to
the Primary Election to be held June
24th, 1908 and ask the vote and sup
port of all-both ladies and gentlemen
who wish to see the best interests Of
the schools Of Ramsey county advanced
Mary e. Norton