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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23
Glover on Winter Rye.
Northwestern Agriculturist.)

Many inquiries are coming In IN
regard to the ACCESSIBILITY of sowing
clover on winter rye. Rye in many
respects is a most excellent nurse
cro2. Ii natures early in the sea-
son, thus giving the young clover
plants full use of the ground ana
the moisture. Clover as rule
suffers in spring grain for lack of
moisture and shade during July; when
sowed with rye this trouble is re-
moved.
Again, rye grows long straw and Is
cut very high to avoid SO much
handling of straw. This tall stubble
not only protects the young tender
plant from the scorching heat OF the
sun during July and August, but
also holds the SHOWS of winter ana
in absence Of snow in measure
keeps the ground from drying out
and drifting.
Now as to the better way of sow
ing clover seed. AS a rule, If sowed
very early on clay soil the freezing
and thawing of spring will work 1t
into the ground sufficiently. This Is
particularly true where 1t can be
sowed on the last light snow. On
sandy soil where rye is usually soWn
it will have to be worked into the
ground.
It is a decided mistake to sow
timothy in fall with rye and then the
clover the following spring. unless it
is the timothy you are after. In this
case better not waste the clover seed
at ALL Where the timothy Is soWed
In advance of the clover it gets pos
session of the ground and the clover
has a very poor chance indeed for it's
life.
Where clover is sown with rye one
danger confronts the farmer viz.
it makes such a growth that the ten
dency will be to blossom out and start
to set seed the first season. This
should be discouraged by clipping back
with mower as soon as heads begin tn
appear. Set the mower high and let
the tops fall back for mulch to protect
the plants thru the following winter. IT
allowed to blossom and seed to form
the first season it will weaken the root
| or rather exhaust the plant to that ex-
| tent that it is apt to die the following
winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23
"a as Men Aro Mad
By kinney and
ladder Trouble.

Suble preys upon the mine,
sandlessensambition; beauty,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23
grn1hra, gtlarslral1tns joama April q 1908

tally to ones record for campaign pur
poses," explains the Muscatine Jour
nal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

at once. 1t Will cure and prevent
Headache, FIatuIency, Dyspepsia, lndi-
gestion, Costiveness, eiiiousness, Kid
ney Troubles, Female Ills and Malaria,
Fever and Asue. Avoid substitutes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dolla1
size bottles. You may
have . sample bottle
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
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a good farm in this locality, which can arI sbIee
bought Of owner for cash. Give description and and
price No agents need answer. Address, The,
Locator Company, sLumber Exchange
Minneapolis, Mimi. $3.50 s.
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svtzirAT ]. s,slIT1!a !, i;

Sec. 49,. 1zetsco sn{ gsopert DaaoeEa q
Where no physician ID employed, It siial1t
2ei the duty OK the parents to- give notice
10 the proper officer within whose juris-%
fiction they reside, of the births !; and
sncs 81 any 'infe 81 Sontagao s u dis
aase occurring within their household,
within tWentY-four hours, OF three days
cities. towns and villages, as too births
and deaths only, OF such occurrence and
the Oldest personanext Of kin; the keeper
Ior other properysofiicer OF every work
house, pOorhouses sreform SCHOOL, jal1.
sprison, hospitalYsasylum, or otherGnublic
or charitable Institution, shall give like
notice, OF any bfrth,s death, nfeCtfon or:
Sontagi9ng aige nag Segngring among the
& Whoever neglects or refuses to give
such snotfce ithtnaat he period OF 4fwentys'
four hours, or; three days IL outside of
theerpogateH Mmifs Of CRIES. towns eand
yillagesE as stps btSths and deaths Eon1ys
after the occurrence Of such birth, death
or infectious or contagious disease, shall
faent dolisF5 be eolieetea 81
other fines are collected BY, law. ;. {.
Incl eee w ftGh1s sss 3d. j. gueisha accord
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., this 28th
qayyl tof January 1893 A,4, 1,o,s II
IT. 81. ... County Auditor.
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trains hauling summer loads.-ChurcI

trains hauling summer loads.
Ferry Sun.
Deprive the world of North Dakota
wheat, and it will deteriorate as
! Greece did when it threw down the
broadsword for the zither.-Russell
Sentinel.
! There seems to be some misunder-
standing regarding the nature of the
decision of the supreme court In the
matter of the law granting a reward
of $50 for the conviction of blind pig
gers. The supreme court did not by
any means decide whether this law
was unconstitutional or any other mat
ter affecting the status of the law. The
supreme court merely refused to take
jurisdiction of the case in the manner
in which it was brought before it,
which was an application to compel
State Auditor Holmes to pay the re-
ward through mandamus The court
held that it was not matter in which
the state was a party in interest, and
that actions for the reward should
be brought against the state auditor
in the regular way Under the decis-
ion of the supreme court any person
who has claim for this reward may
bring an action in the regular way for
the payment of the sum due him, and
the court will pass upon the vitality of
the claim.-Grand Forks Herald.
THE typewriter is the child of the
printing press says an exchange.
That's all right but no one ever heard
of fellow marrying typewriter and
getting printing press for mother
in-law.-Warwick Sentinel.
A young fellow living in Morris re-
Gently brought a watch to a De7-::..
Lake jeWelry store FOR repairs. lie
had purchased the '''turnip". from
Chicago catalogue house at a bargain
price and couldn't understand why it
stopped running. The jeweler upon
opening the case found a dead cock
roach in the works. Turning to the
owner Of the timepieee he said: "No
wonder the thing would not run, the
engineers dead.-Warwick Sentinel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
What Superstitions Cost The People

Governments are as superstitious as
individuals and make the people pay
large bills of cost to realize the bitter
truth. Those in authority who5have in
recent years sought to take fthe scalp
of capital have won great victory
But it is no superstition tocbelieve that
they themselves did not lose; a cent.
They have, however, lost the respect
of the sober-minded, home-loving, in
dustrious citizens, without whose ap-
prevail no president, governor, or party
may have lasting success: K Let me
recount few of our national and local
superstitions. In the nation: That it
will not keep back the best aspirations
of mankind to foster the spirit of war
=, and conquest; that it will not ruin the
republic to repeal the Constitution by
executive decree; that It is smart to
foster skepticism in respect to the
truths of the Declaration Of Independ-
| ence because they were written 131
years ago and violate the fancies of
benevolent despots and busybodies;
| that it will help good government to
make each State in the Union a dane
/ ing and cringing puppet operated by a
string held in Washington; that it is
square deal to have judges decide the
government cases in favor of the gov
eminent or be called names; that the
sense of duty is strengthened by send
ing members of the Cabinet away from
Washington nearly all the time, to de-
liver lectures, speeches, and threats
to an already over-talked- to people
, whose ear-drums are fractuFed,r and
who need and want a rest; that the
establishment of society OF liars and
j fraternity of undesirable citizens is
a new duty of the President. In the
city: That mouthy candidates are on
the level; that the people must be
made historical before they are fit to
vote; that the public servants who do
: their full duty, and there are many Of
them, are fools because they don't adj
vertise and unfit because they are
modest; and, finally, that the voters
can be misled, deceived, and cheated,
without taking revenge.-Abraham
Gruber, New York lawyer and satirist,
in Leslies Weekly.
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Notice 81 Hearing Petition to ESTABLISH
. ~ ,Heir1hip, 49,. y.

state. 81 North Dakota County of
Ramsey,-ss, 3iiSta( 5dt GTBd 4atit{& ,jl2
Il In County Court, before Hon. John q N F.
In the, matter Of theeestate Of Charles
Budde, Deceased.
J: II. .Budde, Petitioner, vs. The Heirs
Of Charles Budde, Deceased, Respondent.
Notice IF Hearing Petition to Estab-
The Estate of North Dakota to- the
above named Respondent and all PERSONS
RteGa Saod in st the Estate of Charles
! NoT1GE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That J.
HI Buade has filed in the county court Of
said County Of Ramsey, a, duly verified
petition; praying for a decree establish
ing the right Of succession to the estate
Of, Charley Budde. deceased, and that
Saturday, the 7th day of March. 1908, at
70 O'clock a. M. Of said day, being a day
Of a regular term Of this court, to-wit:
the, county court room: In the city Of
Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey, North,
Dakota, has been set by order Of this
court as. the time and place for hearing
said petition. : At which said time and
place any and all persons interested may
appear and show cause why the prayer
Of, said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota,
this 3Oth day Of January, 1908.
(sEAL, BY the G GHSra; F. Henry, i
~ :, Judge of the County Court. .
Let the service of the above citation
be made by publication in the Devils
Lake, ,Inter-O Ocean, "a weekly newspaper
published at Devils Lake, N. D., for
three successive weeks. 81 III r. n.
(sEAL) John F. Henry, Judge =
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Notice of t1zearlng Retttion ANA probate

~ 5fTau q VIVA: IersS iii rs
State q North Dakota p s, County Of +
Inns IN County INT, :. Court, before Hon. John +.
I'm In Il the matte of the estate of Edward
William J. Morgridge, Petitioner, Us.
Ete a stoeaer Elaabefl aufeut tv ehd
William Blanchfield, Respondents. - =.
Tbs The State ea Of North Dakota To the
Rlanchfeld, Deceased: a.
You, and each of you. are hereby noti-;
toner herein. has filed In this court a
document In whiting, purporting- to be
The last will and testatnent Of Edward
B Ian late Of the, City of Devils
State Of North Dakota deceased with
his petition, praying for the admission
. to probate Of said document as the last
for the, issuance to William ]. ,Morg-
ridge of letters testamentary thereon;
and that said petition and the proof, Of
be heard and duly considered by this
March, A. D; 1903, at 10 O'clock in the
Of this court, in the county court house,
County and State Of North Dakota; and
cited and appear Sefore er this eoaT{
at said time and place and answer said
petition and show cause, If any there be,
why the prayer of said petition should
,'t 1S John F. Henry, ''F
: Dated the 10Th day Of January, 4. D.
let the service Of the above We, citation
be made by the delivery of q copy there-
Edward Bianchfieid, IT, IT, ana Lotto
Lively, # they can be conveniently found
to be at least 20 days prfor1 to the 7ti
day Of March, 1908, and by the publ
cation Of said citation Ia the Devils
Lake Inter Ocean, a weekly newspaper
of general circulation, duly authorized
to publish legal notices, and published
at Devils Lake, in the said County Of
Ramsey and State Of North Dakota, for
three successive weeks, and the third
publication to be at least 20 days prior
to the 7th day Of March, 1908, and by
the, mailing of a copy of said, citation to
each OF the respond dents who are not
personally served Herewith within this
state at their respective addresses as
shown by the petition for probate Of
said Will and such survice thereof shall
Dated January 10Th, 1908:
John F. Henry,
Judge Of the County Court,
Ramsey. County, N. D.
Burke. Middaugh. Cuthbert,
Devils Lake, North Dakota ~ =
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y. Al ea1rass ssaiaxa asa 5sirstsa diesaass al
Sar,1 70 9. Nasa and Threat Lung Dissass,l
tarrS SGgassIngss RIonehitis. Bronchial Gu
!: nnyspePasa. SscG Headache. Stomach ana Bowel
/ .ss ,AD2enaicitis. tRheuma tism Eenrat
%rnsy.1 iAysr 4 Bladdsr Troubles Prostatio and
Esna!e vsssasss. DtEsinsas, Nervousness, Ind.-
geeGon, Cnesity, Interrupted Nutrition SLOW
Growth In children and All wasting diseases
Y Y saults; Many cases OF Deafness, Ringing
III e hhe esg ~ Eyestght cataraGt,
ffreated or neglected ean be easily restored,
s!D.eformlties. Club Feet. Curvature Of s ia
Spine. Dieeasss of the Brain Paralysis Isn
5iepsy. Heart Disease. Dropsy, Swelling of Tie
LIMBS. Open Sores, Fatn In the Bones Gran
Euiar5 endorsements md all long Htanding@ az.
eases property Sd treated s Failing n memory.
weak eyes, stunted elnprnent.4 lack Of en-.
yergy, erishsd blood ID piInples, blood assa
pains, sling. sore throat, ulcers. weaE
back. burning urine sizing urine too often,
receive aeaFchtng treatment, prompt roller and
cure for! 1ifa ats
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
Market Days: and. County Fair

For. sometime it has been the desire
of the Tribune that the business men
of Rugby, and the farmers of the sur.
rounding community could get together
and arrange for county fair to be
held in this city sometime this fall, say
about September 25th.
One Of the best things we know of
to stimulate this fair would be a week
ly or semi-monthlya market day to be
held here on Saturday of = the week
designated, and In this way the farm
ers would be brought to realize fully
The. Importance. of an annual county
fair. These: market days could be made
especially attractive by the furnishing
of some: sort of good entertainment by
the business men, prizes could be
awarded for the best grain and stock
exhibits, for the best teams Of draft
horses, the finest cattle, the prettiest
baby and SO on, and we would soon,
realize that we would all look forward
to these market days as a: very pleas.
ant occurrence In our every day lives.
A public sale could also be held at.
which time those desiring to- sell GER
tain stock, machinery, or anything in3
5 that line could bring It ITO town and
have it sold BIZ q reguIarIy employed.
atctioneer, and the first thing We ali
u: know. we would begin tto get better 40
Sluainted with each ana The corr
Eaunity benefits wonderfully by asast
such things. The market day exhibits,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
Many Fires in North Dakota
In the course Of Official Bulletin j

In the course Of Official nrNct:! mo.
issued -a-:.lary l, 1.v2, by E.fuC.
Cooper, insurance commissioner for tie
state Of North Dakota, he states:
THE fire insurance companies repre-
sented in the state are seriously con;
cerned about the heavy loss ratio in
North Dakota, which has always been
heavy and which Is much worse than
usual the past year, during November
the business districts of twelve towns
were burned out" s3S@
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zFor1cz OF aFonxaAeu BALE,

NOTICE OF aE0HgaAaa SALE
Notice is hereby given! that that GER
tain mortgage executed ana delivered
by Robert !McGeoch, a., whaower, mortga-
gor.' to; the Vermont Auan" and Trust
of June, 1904, and f1led Tor record in
the ONCE OF the Register OF deeds Of
the County Of Ramsey, and State of
North Dakota, on the 18th day of Nov
ember,f 1904, and recorded In Book, 10 Of
Mortgages at page s37, viii Be fore-
closed by q sale Of tho premises I'm such
re. front door of the court house IN the
County Of Ramsey. and State OF North
Dakota at the hour OF 3 o'clock b. m,
on the! 25ths day iof February, A. ID. 1905:
TO satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day of sale. The prem
'ises described in guch mortgage. and
which Will be sold to satisfy the same
are. described as follows:itj*J. H@tis IT,
The northeast quarter (NEA) Of Sec
ton thirteen (1sJ7 III township one hun
range si1ty-three I6s> Vest, containtnR
:leo" acres according to government sur
There will be- due on such ii mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of one hum
2dred and seventy eight dollars and
twenty cents ($l78.20.5 af8,Ii3 49, :.
H. Vermont Loan and Trust
= ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ Company :Mortgagee,tsE
Mnrphy a. Duggan. Attorney y.
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Notice to Creditors

In tho matter of tho Estate of George s. Con.
verse, Deceased.
IniCounty Court. Ramsey County, nj Dak:a
Albert N. Powell Administrator OF fhe Estate
of George s. Converse late Of the city of, Spok.
a an il the County Of Spokane and State Of
:all PERI ons having claims against, said deceased
to hibit them with che necessary vu1chers
within sis months after the first publication Of
this notice, to said Administrato at his office in
m. D.
Dated January 18th I'D! 1908. vi r. 4;
Edward =. Flynn, Aaeesi s Al ,hGWa,l
Attorney for Administrator. eG''9',.a.
First Publication on the 18th day of Janu-
aryA.f d. 1905 - Gat.,sE:3: itl.--E'::Ii -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
OUR EXCHANGES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aa@ne


Now is the time when the country
newspaper men are receiving letters
from men they do not know, and DOS
sibly never heard Of, stating the writer
is a candidate for some state office
and any aid the editor can bestow will
be greatly appreciated. Yes, no doubt
1t would. On the other hand any aid
these politicians can bestow the editor
to recompense him for space used in
his paper would be appreciated. If
politicians want to advertise their
business why in the dickens don't they
Include check as evidence of good
faith, for the amount of advertising
they desire and send along CODY pro-
Perly signed for advertising? Talk
about business. If there is any bust
ness in a newspaper man giving away
his space any more than a merchant
giving away his goods we are unable
to see where it come ink.
Publicity comes from the word of
mouth of customers and from the
window display and from newspaper
and circular advertising. That publ
city which comes from the word of
mouth of customers is limited to those
who patronize the store. That pub
aicity which comes through the win
dow display is limited to those who
pass the store. That publicity which
comes through the medium of news
paper advertising is carried to every
home in the country and every store
and every factory and every office in
the town. Which therefore is the
most important element in publicity?
The newspaper is the merchants best
friend and his sharpest tool in his
trade and his best weapon of defense
In the insidious attack of the mail
order house, The ad man is not
CRATER looking for money for nothing.
He is merchant with a. legitimate
proposition to offer and his work is
more valuable to the merchant and to
the city than almost any other-Buffa-
10 Express - 49, -, - ,..,:-@.. .
Minnesota's temperature varied sew
enty-seven degrees in eight days dur
ing this month. Variety is the spice
of life. Fargo Call. 80
The LaMoure State bank opened Its
doors January 10. The twenty stock
holders are all resident business men
and farmers of substantial means and
reputation. This gives LaMoure three
.banks:-Bottineau Courant.
-: A farmer entered one of our stores
the other day and asked the price of
sulphur. When told it was ten cents
a pound, he said: Il can get it from
the mail order house for seven cents"
Yes" replied our merchant, who had
evidently heard that argument before,
z"and you can BET it in he'll for nothing, 1
and won't have to pay the freight"
He sold the sll1phursall right.-Ex. ~
From the numerous reports of the
killings: Of strange animals in the
northern part Of the state The Ryder
News ~ confidently expecting to hear
tllat a1a elephant has been slain. 1t
viii probably be the democratic donk-
garWiek Sentinel. ;s Il
farmer said today, II warm il. weather
males my hens lay. Eggaactly War
nick Sentinel.
81 gos railr oading III thaI
mort s,aaienge trains ssnn-
Ming ri sciaedule Tine and freight
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
Notice of SpeCiaI Tax Recent

Tax Receipt is 'issned TO William a. Wilson
that the date Of such Recent is January 18th
1903; that tho description Of Tho property
where said az Receipt is posted lis the base
ment room Of tho brick building situate on
Lot12, Block s. Of the city Of. Devils Lake
Ramsey County, N. D.; and the name Of tho
ceipt is posted is Samuel l.. Wineman and the
name Up the lessor OF said property is Samuel
Dated January 2Sd, 1908.
William A. Williamson
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sales and so forth could be given(right
on our Streets" and al regulart street
carnival of the right sort couldbe cas-
lily arranged. This featured would soon
lead to a successful annual county fair.
Let everyone think this matter over,
it is important to every resident of
Pierce county-Pierce County Tribune
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
Notice Of Special Tax receipt.

Notice is hereby given, that a govern
ment tax receipt Is Il issued - to :. John
Schultz; that the date Of such receipt is
Of the property where said tax receipt is
posted is the front room of the frame
bnilding situate On lot Z, block, 49,, Of the
d.; and the name Of the owner Of said
property in which said tax receipt is
posted is A. J. Stade; and the name Of
the lessor of said property is John
Dated January 80. 1905. =, ;.......
-.. r- John, Schultz.