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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
Millinery SNAPS

Mr.. Wineman is going to build and
we will be put into crowded quarters
and for that reason we will be obliged
to reduce our stock. We have de-
cided to make prices on our millinery
that will move it quick. Friday and
Saturday of this week we will offer
some exceptional bargains.
We have very tasty line of child
ren's dress and everyday hats, just
what you want for the little folks. The
prices on this line will interest you.
We also have something new in the
chip bonnets for babies.
A great reduction will be made on
pattern hats. Our stock in this line
is exceptionally strong, comprising
some lovely creations, the price is
much lower than they have ever been
offered in this vicinity. Call Friday
and Saturday and take advantage of
the special prices for these two days.
We also have a. fine line of Gage
hats, which we will include in our re-
ductiOn SALE
We invite all the ladies to call and
look over the stock. It. is large and
up-to-date in every respect Lack OF
room is our onlv reason for sacrific.
ing it, but the goods must be sold
quick, and they will be for our prices
will be sure to move them,
The Leader Millinery Store.
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s sO. u Ohnstad, Of Gilmore transact
ed business matters here TUESDAY. 4 81

II y Etnf'
o.W. Ohnstad, Of Edm i Re transact 81 le.;
ed Ii business matters here Tuesday. D.
ii ii Laird, Of Breckenridge, was
here on railroad business Tuesday. u
see the new belt. collars, combs
and fans ct Mann's. ]: 81 5ss;ss
Alfred Dresser; Of Minnezlwaukanr,,
was doing business IA the city Tues
day. "a ;.'5 d
:s Alyina Dinsda1e. Of Soldiers Grove,
Wis.,. Is the guest o. friends ia this.
city.
800 tailor made skirts n very 81 latest:
1926, 5tto $1,000 at5 the New York Cash
Store
Fred Rasnusse Of Harvey, spent.
several days tn The city this week on
business
Nantch, ofs reckenrld ge. was
I'M the city TlE'uesda transacting bust
ness mat tiers
SssS Miss Ethel schaf. sof Brecken-5
ridge, ~ visiting elatiYes and
friends in DeY lls Lake this week 81
Jos Campus Ell and William Guthrie
employes of the shops enjoyed a visit:
.of several DAYS fin Iinnip pes
Don I pay & cents seor Scali,csos Best
grade always sat Ri cents at the New
York Cash Store.
dward szlzosrb, the adyertis.
TINS man % the ghaut qua aasociati lion
sas II! tae city ack noHledge
pheasant call
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08


Judge McC Glory is a delegate to the
odmen, convention at Mandan this
week, There Will be a large gather
ing of delegates from all parts Of the
state at this convention. NIB II Il. /:
IN The brick work On the parsonage Of
the Catholic church lis about complete
ard when finished Will he one Of the
finest esidences 4 III the city. The
brick Is the same as that used ID the
church and VIII make q fine appear.
*ance 4s
Sales have been normous. Tans,
ox-blood and patent oxford ii. Still lots.
iof them On hand AZ the New York
Cash Store. S SSs5
S Oak pine and ta,narack, sss. % per.
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
5iets special price O. n. Baker. "a
Roycraft of stanley was seen.
Sin our city Tues lay. L. IRoycrafft siss
loud lii his praise for Stanley and says;
that, II sis building Is rapid ana win
soon be one 3of the best towns ia the
state
The placid water ofs Devils Lake will
most IikelJy bes dIstarh Jed S3by fast
new power boat this season. his boat
Will befa forty ssenger 22sknot craft
planned call Tor excursion pur
poses during the Chat ia season
The boat be owned u and operateds
by private partie
. First ationall bank loans none not
only on farms, but sls ssooa oily proper
ttssss VOL
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! THELOCAIT lELD :
SueH@ga@weae EoneRea@Ro@en

IL, sTheo.e Rom, of Star was here on
business Tuesday. ri ,@.@ = .:1<%:%.
:$@ See the new Hart-schaffner & Marx
clothing at Mann's. ~ ~
y W Y: Reed, q Fort Totten, was here
on business Tuesday H.. 81: VI II. II !:
:, IS q beaver, Of Rollette, was here
on business uesday 5;5 4 81 81
~ a.. AZ: HOOD, Of mesr'a1o, passed
through here 'ruesd sssssSss
Save IS per cent. on 8 spring JACK.
ct at the New York Cash Store.
ID s a. i Egeland ,tSof sBi sbee, stransa cted
business bus here Tuesday s.
II pounds Sof anu1at ted sugar fo 81
s1,oo at Mann's saturda 81. }jss
J. N. Parker, Of Orr was tie guest
of friends here Tuesday. 8 s5.+sz::3 n
D. A.. Blacknow, OF Hansboro, was
in the city Tuesday on business. s: I, !.
+, ! Mrs. A. swenson, Of Webster; was
, the guest Of friends here Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08

W. M. Ball, is in Fargo on business
this week.
DR.. Crewe made professional calls
in Larimore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony LeBrier, of
Lakota were in the city Tuesday.
Have you got one of those insurance
policies that Falkestad writes?
Fred J. Traynor, was transacting
business in starkweather Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Burke has as guest
this week Mrs. w. r. sterrett, of Des
/. Moines, Iowa.
| II .. !, HI Smith, Of Crazy, was in the
city Tuesday afternoon attending to
business matters. j"
G. H. Merrifield, deputy revenue col
/ lectorz for this district was in the city
Tuesday. e'sss: g.. : ,s,,y.4.y ~, -.
Harry Johnson, of Staples, Mimi, is
now no Y. jig the employ Of the Devils Lake
Drug company. s5 Rt #ss. s ~ = II
Il n -yN 100 'yf .,iJ
1. Do you know that the Farmers Mill
is the Headquarters for feed of all
kind s,:} $s : s .$ ..i ..$s .sf
g. E. Browne, of the Hans oro Pho.
/; n q passed through here; Tuesday
on his way TO Minot. .3sSSs335: ] 81
y Ladies' If; you are i'm need o. i
spring Jacket attend the discount sale
at the New York Cash Store. 4:5s 5 ]. r.
5 Several candidates were given de-
grees by the Eastern Star at their.
meeting Tuesday evening. <%S: IA. IL &.
Il. GS Fl rmers don't forget the exchange
feature OF trading with the Farmers,
Mill. = l If. Y =5 ~ y ..@s{5$
= Mr., and Mrs.tH. NJ Collinson, Of
Rugby stopped + over here Monday
while u on their way to Minneapolis
The ladies' Of the Lutheran church
met met! Thursday afternoon at the9homeI
of Mrs Martin Johnson. z Il NM:
N Mrs. N. p. Cavanaugh, who has
beer the guest Of Mrs. F. W. Manu.
returned tos her home In Crazy Tues.
lay. t;3 5$ss sS j3,S
The work on the new Ward school
) prog ressing RAPIDLY. The brick ma
IONS are now at work and in q short
Inc 81 will present the appearance OIL
i building. a; s, :95&.ts 4.54<ls:
All kinds of field and garden seeds at /
Who'll saie and retail. g. III Baker. s.
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TO Measure an Acre.

TO NEGIBQEV @S9 FkVfVs
To measure an acre tie ring &c
each end Of rope, the distance being
just sfxty-six feet between them. tbs
q piece Of colored cloth exactly In the
middle Of this, says American Agra-
eulturist. One acre of ground VIII be
four times the length and two and q
half times the width, or the equal Of
sixteen rods one way and ten rods tho
other, making the full acre 100 square
rods. Keep the rope dry SO it win not
stretch. A rod Is sixteen and a half
Hneal feet. An acre Is 4,e40 squaso
yards. or 1880 square feet.
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FOR SALE-A choice quarter section
of land in Ramsey County, z miles
east of Starkweather. Good little
house and excellent well. Over 100
acres can be cultivated, balance very
choice meadow, yielding 100 tons Of
hay. For this snap, write, Powell.
The Pioneer Land-Man, Devils Lake.
N Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
A SIMPLE HOME RECIPE
Mix This Simple, Helpful Recipe at
Home and Try it, Anyway

Home and Try it. Anyway
Get from any prescription pharma-
cisit the following:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargou, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Shake well In a bottle and take a
teaspoonful dose after each meal and
at bedtime.
The above is considered by an emf
nent authority, who writes in New
York daily papers, as the nnest pre-
scription ever, written to relieve Back
ache, Kidney Trouble, Weak Bladder
and all forms Of Urinary difficulties.
This mixture acts promptly on the
eslimriilnative tissues Of, the Kidneys, en-
abling them to filter and strain the
uric acid ana other waste matter from
the blood which causes Rheumatisf.
Some persons who suffer with the
atf a lions may not feel inclined TO
PLACE much conf dence in this simple
y yet those who have &.ied IL;
say the results are simply surprising,
The relief being erected without the
slightest injury b the stomach Of 9th.
II organs
Il Mix "; some ana give &c d trial IL
certainly comes hig hly recommended.
I is the prescription Of an eminent |
authority. whose entire r1eputa ii
= said. was eatablis By Ii.
druggist here at home, when
'sksg stated that re could either sup
w The Ingredients Of mir tho pre-
'cription FOR our readers, also roo.
Il as harmless.
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h ~ and Miller are now now

20 NY arg low
located 's o. TIE corner ~ of Kelly avenue
and Seventh str ett the sorenson.
5l1ss dence ffurni fure arrived
from afi l1l III sIs
Nr siver seTsullI ia has the honor
~ ST being one oi the speakers CHOSEN
IS oliver NJ Az Az The calebra-
Il ton 81 of The Sons sff5 ut in.
aal s ~ slle 7tt N n
boslg Tie j, Aualaers
man wei u Hing repaired
'fo put siss wells on l,rs nosles nave
hsad peers iiia deep we'll
sSIssr Drilling ssvais
Isalss.
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Forest fire within 40 rods of Chau.
your Chautauqua cot
tage with Powell.
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Q.& Q.GroCery Store
Smith & Graham

rent four or five room
cottage as soon as possible or will
accept a good place any time after
May or June. Inquire at this Office.
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WSEf LIZ ;~s sE-, r. 10 ---@i-'s
WANT ADS
NNN~NNN
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Young team of horses
about years old, weight about
1900, geldings. These horses are true
and sound. Enquire at G. H. Lockes
farm,-3 IL miles N. e. of Devils Lake.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
MANILA AND THE FLEET.

MANILA, March 15-Preparations
States battleship feet have begun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
THAT PHANTOM FLEET
OFF MAkUA COAST

WASHINGTON, March 1, Especial to
Chicago Tribune The battleship fleet
reported as having been seen off the
north end of Oahu, one of the Hawai-
ian islands, is regarded here as the
outcome of an overactive imagination
or the effect of mirage on some over
suspicious person.
The first rumor regarding the fleet
was sent out from Honolulu late last
night, saying that four unknown wag
vessels were cruising in the waters
near the islands.
The capital of the archipelago heard
rumors, supposedly on good authority,
that the warriors were stripped for
action and had assumed threatening
tactics.
The city's people, believing it might
be the first demonstration of hostility
by an enemy, became alarmed, and
when the reports reached full circula-
ton there was almost panic in some
portions of the city.
The army authorities early began an
investigation and as nothing authorita-
tive could be learned of their presence.
it was decided they were the outcome
of a reflection in the skies or some low
lying clouds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
CONGRESSMAN LILLEY AND
HIS WORK FOR HAWAIIANS

n. Evening in
Congress when he things didn't
Honolulu Legislature had company
the sanction
Lley
this they furnish electric light kowatt
The
courtesy anyway
I don't think of it, III Liey
thought saddling
Hwaians They listened nodded other
holidays,
Robinson
Ley hadn't Hin
Connecticut held that his
Robinson
it by unanimous Llley
middle o
Lley
prominent
left LiIy didn't
Sharp Williams Champ Clark the "stea.''
Speaker
Liley, speechmsk
in appoinsd
aid him. Robinson his hands
bill the committee Ley
subc o draft a
practically o to
T finally there
in he
without fear of litigation.
employees
ally Capitol Iley
another,
grievances
smoothing his constituents positions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
BANDITS TAKE
A GOOD
NAME
Style Themselves the
Epworth League
of Korea.

Japan is trying to do in Korea
exactly what the United States is try
ing to do in the Philippines, said q.
w. Stevens, the Diplomatic Adviser
of the Korean government, yesterday,
just before the Nippon Maru sailed
for San Francisco. GAS there are some
who think that the policy of the Unit
ed States in the Philippines will not
succeed, so there are those who think
that the japanese will be unsuccessful
IN Korea.
The Army of Righteousness, as the
Korean intransigeants are called, is
growing smaller and smaller as more
and more of them are coming in and
accepting the amnesty offered them.
The Christian missionaries have been
used more or less to foment dissatis-
faction in large degree. But then that
is not to be surprised at. These Ko-
reans are curious in their conception
of some things. Long before the Japa-
nese ever landed in Korea, there was
band of bandits operating in north
ern Korea as The Epworth League
''On the whole I do not think there
can be any doubt but that the country
is showing great Improvement under
Japanese efforts. The Korean people
must be divided sharply into two class
es, the official class, permeated through
and through with the dry rot of Gen.
turtles of corruption, and the unofficial
class of Koreans forming, of course,
the bulk of the population, who are
interesting from every point of view
and admirable and lovable in many
ways"
Mr.. Stevens is on leave of absence
for few months and will go direct to
Washington.
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L|LL|PUT|ANS
ARE DELIGHTFUL
Enthusiastic Audience Enjoy
Their Clever WGrk and
Call for More.

1t was highly delighted audience
that filed out of the Orpheum last
night after seeing the opening per-
formance of the Pollards Lilliputian
Opera Company, "The Runaway Girl"
Not only did the members of the caste
live up to their reputation, but they
outdid the best that had been expect
ed. and crowded houses at each of the
performances to be given during their
engagement are predicted. Last night
the standing room only sign was hung
out. in spite of the torrents of rain
that came down at the opening hour,
every seat i'm the house being filled
when the curtain rose. Throughout
the two hours that the opera lasted the
applause was constant, and time and
time again the encores TO the catchy
songs and dainty dances called the
youthful performers back two and
three times.
There are some very clever little
people in the company, whose stage
work shows the most careful training
as Well as plenty of talent. Anything
more amusing than the acting of Mas
ter Freddie Heintz, as Flipper; Master
Johnnie Heintz, as Professor Tama-
rind. or Master Teddie Mcnamara, as
Lord Coodle, has never been seen on a
local stage, while the number of clever
little actresses among the girls of the
company is many. Tiny Carmenita
and Alice, bewitching little fairies,
were possibly the favorites last night,
their clever singing and dancing en-
suring them place in the regard Of
the members of the audience, made
yet more certain by their dainty pret-
tiness. Miss Eva Pollard, playing the
title role. is another whose clever
ness it would be hard to overrate, her
singing. acting and graceful dancing
being equally good, while the sweet
voice of Miss Violet Jones and her
work as a danseuse places her away
UP in the rank of the company. There
were many others among the young
people who performed so cleverly last
night deserving of special mention
and praise, among whom must be in
Continued on Page Eighty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
GRATED AvocADos FOR PHILIP
PINES.

Gerrit P Wilder has presented Major
P. Ahern, the chief of the Bureau OF
Agriculture of the Philippines, with a
number of grated avocado pears, the
first such CRAFTS to be sent from here
to the Far East islands, these going
forward last week to be planted in
the experimental grounds of the sta
ton in Manila. They are of specially
fine selected fruits, of the best grades
produced here. and We're forwarded
packed in a Wardian case to ensure
their arrival in good shape. Many
Seeding avocado slips have been sent
from here to the Philippines, but here
tofore no gratis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
(Mail Special to the Advert:ser.)

(Mail Special to the Advert:ser.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 20
Congress is in a state of siege. The
National House of 391 Representatives
has thrown up a barricade at the doors
of the conservative Judiciary Commit
tee. This is to keep an interstate anti
jug bill from breaking through. II has
also erected barriers before the Dis
trict of Columbia Committee. Prohibi-
ton for all the National Capital is sup
posed to be stalking around in there.
An army canteen threatened a few
weeks ago to poke its head inside the
hall The thought of it made the Solons
shiver.
All of which shows how times do
change. Ten years ago the old Con-
gressional Temperance Society, Of half
dozen Senators and members, held a
meeting in some local church every
twelfth month. 1t was the target for
quips and jests in cloak-rooms and
corridors. The Society is now defunct,
but its spirit is marching on. Dur
ing the Society's better days, if a tenn
perance bill got into Congress by hook
or by crook with favorable report,
great delegations of women used to
swarm the galleries at voting time.
Most often they saw the temperance
bill kicked out with scant ceremony or
juggled so cleveriy that one might not
know for weeks what had really hap
pened to it.
Now the white ribbon emblem brings
a Congressman up standing. The great
majority of the House, if not Of the
Senate, is made up of ruralites. The
dry" movement, backed by churches
and allied organizations, enforced by
moral and Industrial considerations,
having swept the rural sections and
awed legislatures, makes Congressman
afraid of their political lives.
Official washington as a whole is not
so perturbed At the other end of
Pennsylvania Avenue in the office OF
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
one hears a different story. It has been
much asserted that the prohibition
movement, in stricter regulations of the
LIQUOR traffic and in shutting saloons
altogether, is menacing government
venues Statewide prohibition
would close internal revenue offices.
The latest available figures on the
withdrawal of distilled spirits for con-
sumption, over which the Treasury De-
partment exercises the strictest pos
sible supervision tell a tale all their
own. AS given there these figures are:
Gallons Per
Population Withdrawn Capita
1905 ...s3, ,s41, $40 122, 49,, ,s22 1.46
1907 ....s5, ,532, ,76f 134, ,142,074 1.57 :
These do not necessarily mean that
an average of over a gallon and half
of alcoholic spirits was drunk by every
person in the United States, not in
Guiding Alaska and Hawaii, during the
year. There is no way of telling how
much more than the beverage stun
was really drank and what proportion
of the seventy million gallons Of" what
is known as alcohol and neutral spirits
was used in the arts and manufactures.
But Of the increase Of 11,4o9,2 ,25S gallons
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WASHINGTON believed Of
s for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15

HoNGKoNG,
squadron today
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BITS OF NEWS FROM
THE ASIATIC SHORES
Translated from Oriental Files.)

Dowager of China has made her mind
En- Sal
disagreement
from the captain of the Tatsu
Knight who is employed as an adviser
hauled
instead
Incident emmted
is due
JAPANESE SOCIALISTS MEETING.
will the people
1t is reported
that the being worked the socialists
CONTEMPLATED
officially announced
of changes abroad to be made These changes
be shortly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
A SNowBELT BANANA.

Luther Burbank now promises a
hardy banana that will grow in the
north and thus enable the thrifty
householder to step into his dooryard
and gather sufficient fruit to make a
delicious appetizer for the more serious
things of the breakfast.-Argonaut.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15

AGAINST THE
SHIPPING LAW
The Assembly Instructs Its Delegates in Con-
gress to Ask for Suspension n---ManiIa Pre-
pairing to Welcome the Fleet.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams,

ASSOCIATED
MANILA, March 1sThe Philippine Assembly
delegates in Congress
upon shipping imposed by the Frye Shipping law.
AMERICANS WIN Chess CONTEST.
NEW YORK, March I5The tenth International Gable Chess
has been by the Americans
trophy.
CANS AND ATTELL MATCHED.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-A match has arranged
between Cans the champion lightweight the
the champion featherweight
MANILA AND THE FLEET.
MANILA, March I5-Preparatons United
States battleship feet have begun.
WAR RUMOR FROM BLACK SEA.
ST PETERSBURG S n
that Turkish in
HoNGKoNG, Il
service
WASHINGTON March 14T believed that sailing
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BIG WAR FLEET SAILS
FROM JAPAN FOR MACAO


cbld America:
torpedo number Of
torpedo oboasde
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MANILA March IsThe Philippine Assembly has
delegates Congress the suspension
upon shipping imposed by the Frye Shipping law
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-15
AMERICANS WIN CHESS CONTEST.

NEW YORK March I5The tenth International Gable Chess
has been
trophy
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CANS AND ATTELL MATCHED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15-A match has arranged
between Cans the champion lightweight world Atte
the champion featherweight.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
GARNER ACCOUNTS
ORDERED PAID
BY COURT
BILLS HAVE BEEN PASSED BY
COUNCIL BUT HELD UP BY CON-
TRoLLER WHO Is NOW MAN
DAMUsED.

The mandamus applied for by Gar.
ner Bros. to compel City Controller
Frank Z. Doremus 10 pay their ac'
count for laying sidewalk intersec-
tons was granted by Judge Murphy
Saturday morning. The account
amounts to $969lO
During the summer OF 1905 Garner
Bros. contractors for cement walks,
did considerable work for the city,
part OF which was repair Jobs Most
cf these Jobs were small, the cost not
running over s25 In any case. The
account was not presented until In
the fall. when the sidewalk fund was
exhausted. The account was again
PRESENTED in 1907. but was held up
by Controller Doremus. who contend
ed that the work had never been con-
tracted for The account was passed
by the council. but was still held up
by the controller.
The mandamus proceedings were
commenced by Garner Bros Judge
Murphy held that the councils action
was sufficient TO make the account
correct and It should be paid. +.