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Sealed proposals will be received ~
| the Board of County Cimmission ers
of Ramsey County, NJ ID. up to y so'-.
clock. P. M. Friday May 21st. 1903, for
| the construct ion Of the following
Bridges. ss $5.: .;gs
One "a II #. Bridge, 10 II. Piling 5
I 3 IT. high, across the Coulee on Sec.
line between secs.s2 and II Twp, 1856
Rg. 63.. - - %fsS.sj d. u:
One 10 IL IT. Ridge, IL It. Piling
#. high across Coulee on Sec. line be.
tween Sections 8 and 4 Twp. 1856 Rg.
s.. #- %%t ~: - .jrs,># "a. 3 =.
One (1) IL It. Bridge 10 #. Piling 8
IT. high; across the Coulee on town.
ship line between Sections Twp. 157
Rg. SO and Sec. "a Twp 1853, Rg. So.
One (1) IA #. Bridge, IA IT. Piling
8 #. high across the Coulee& on Sec.
line between Sections 10 and 80 Twp.
1876 Rg. 81.
One (1) "a #. Bridge, 20 It. Piling,
it. high across the coulee on, Section
line between sections and 8, Town.
ship 1877, Range 50. =. "a
One ~, is #. piling 4 it. high,
across the coulee on the township line
between sections SO, Township 1853,
Range 81 and Section 81, Township
1913 Range 60. $685.. ,,,t
All the above bridges to be Is #. In
the clear and are to consist of one
span each, built of Concrete and Steel
in accordance with the plans and spe-
cifications on file in the Office of the
County Auditor, Bids must be marked
Proposals for Bridges" and address,
ed to r. v. Bice, County Auditor, Dew
lis Lake, N. D. Each bid must be
accompanied by an unconditional Ger
titled check In sum equal to five per
cent Of bid, payable to Gus Furstenau,
County Treasurer in full payment of
all damages which may be incurred
in case Of failure Of the respective
bidder to execute the contract and
bonds (required by Statute) within
the specified time in case of Award Of
same.
All checks to be returned as soon AS
the Contracts and Bonds are executed.
The Board reserves the right to re-
| ject any or all bids.
! BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Ramsey County N.
D.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., this
10th day Of April 1909.
| R. v. BICE,
| County Auditor.
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M. H. Mandy has recently put in a
large and complete line of wood work
materials, and is prepared to do all
kinds of wagon and buggy repairing
in connection with his blacksmith
shop. Also fits buggies with rubber
tires. This department is in charge
OF Mr.. Henderickson, a thorouhly COM
petent wood worker and all work
will be guaranteed to be perfectly sat-
isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.. Mandy or Mr.. Kuhn, OF telephone
either 315 or 327. .
There will be a Chi-Name1 Demons
tration at our store on May 6, z, s. Do
not miss the opportunity to learn how
to secure a new hard wood floor for
$3.50, and how to have Mission fin
ish dining room, den or sitting room
without the expense of removing old
paint or varnish. Any old floor, oil
cloth or linoleum made to look like
new hard wood, any style of grain.
Lessons free by special instructor. At
Brainard's Hardware Store.
For that persistent cough which so
often follows an attack Of the grip,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
proven remarkably successful. Pleas
ant to take.
Did you know that Kuppenheimer
makes as many satisfied customers as
ne does suits of clothes. Try him!
Holbrook Mere Co.
List your land and all other pro-
perty. You want to sell with Frank
H. Hyland.
Do you wear your own shoes? Try
ours their always best. Holbrook
Nero. Co. ~ E.H-,
First mortgage farm loans. See
Fred D. Locke. = 81
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SUM MONS

90. SUMMONS }3 E3EafSa.' = :.
State of North Dakota County OF Ram
sey. f.*'f Ssas%@, =: 81 = =
. In District Court, Second Judicial
District. a>s,' 5As&ss ; -
Jennie Bilodeau, Plaintiff, :,
Edward Bilodeau, defendant!
W.. . Summons. 5gt{{F r
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendant: S$%T -
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in the above entitl-
ed action and to serve a COPY of your
answer upon the subscriber at his
office In the city of Devils Lake in
said County and State within thirty
days from the service Of said, summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of
such. esrvice; and in case or your
failure to so appear or answer judg.
ment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
complaint. r. .,s,$sis
Dated April 81, 1909. > 22#
ISL. F. HENRY, S%5s#5
Plaintiffs Attorney,
., 49, Devils Lake, N. D.
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NOTICE or VAcATlNe ALLEY. 5,l.. I.

Notice is hereby given that at q re.
gular meeting Of the City council held
on the 9Th day of September 1908 the
following resolution being introduced
by Alderman Mann who moved its
adoption: ~ 5%Ss3 ssGSi Ne -. :
Be it resolved that the public alley
running and, laid out across and be
tween Lots s, 6, z. 8'9, 10, Ill, IL
10, IA Is, Is, II, 1s 10, and the west
"a feet Of lot 20 all in block 19, 3be and
the same is hereby declared to be
vacated. This resolution being duly
seconded by Brainard and upon roll
call, Halgren, Brainard, Mann, NC
Lain and Ball voting Aye, carried :;
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true copy of said resolution as It
appears on the minutes Of the records
in my Office. : ss*S: s.sss +! l. j;
Dated Devils Lake, North Dakota.
May 4th 1909. $$$;
-f,-~'' OLE sKRATAss, u,
/, City Auditor.
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ROOSEVELT, cERvERA, AND WEY.
LER,

By really remarkable coincidence
the news dispatches from Spain dur
ing the short period of forty-eight
hours last month revived memories Of
the Ameriman-Spanish war in a way
to emphasize how far both countries
have moved during the decade that has
passed and how changed are their re-
tons. On April 2 ex-President Roose-
welt landed at Gibraltar for a brief
visit while on his way to Africa. On
the same day the Spanish cabinet, so
the cable dispatches informed US, pub
hcly announced it's definite intention
to reconstruct on modern lines the
Spanish navy, which has been a negli-
gible quantity since Cervera's deftat
at Santiago. The next day Admiral
Cervera himself, who bore such a gal
liant part in the conflict of eleven years
ago and who earned the high respect
of the American military and naval
forces, passed away at the ripe age
of seventy. The evening papers of
the same day in Madrid announced
that General Weyler had completed
his memoirs, dealing chiefly with his
campaign in Cuba. A week later, on
April II, came the expiration of Ar
ticle w. of the Treaty of Paris which
gave Spain equal commercial privileg-
es with the United States in the Phil.
ppine Islands.-From "The Progress of
the World" in the American Review
of Reviews for May.
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NINETY DAYS IN
BED AND ATTEND
ANT COSTS

Caught in the tolls and not being
able to extricate himself was the &C.
casion of considerable suffering and
misery to VIM. Fox, 533 N. Eighth
street, Lacrosse, Wis. He was placed
In such a position he could not get out
and no one could help him, for it was
one OF those singular times when
money counts for naught. But when
all seemed darkest and the last hope
had fled, he restored, to something of
which we all mad personal experience.
Mr.. Fox had an extremely bad case of
rheumatism It caught him in his
back and right limb. Think of the ter
rible pain he underwent. Pain SO Sc
we're it confined him to his bed for 80
long miserable days. Undoubtedly he
tried all the so-called cures he heard
of, and, like so many others, spent
large sum Of money endeavoring to
place himself back in his former good
health: These costs attend most all
rheumatic cases and especially those
who have never before had rheunna-
tism, because person is so anxious to
be cured that they try everything. But
after experiment with them lal, the
sufferer usually tries onr Rheumaline,
when, presto! costs stop, pains stop,
and the miserable one is free again.
That's what Mr.. Fox did after 80 days.
1T took Just one and a half bottles, and
& one box of Rheunnal line Capsules to al
him up, and now to use his own words.
I thank God for having secured this
wonderful medicine = He's well
4 Happy, sound and well. Write him.
and find out yourself. VIM. Fox, 5s3
Eighth street, Lacrosse, wis. send
( A stamp for reply. Re
zzs He will tell you that Rheumaline Ii
the only relief @ffor nh tmat ism lun.
@bago, sciatica, neural govt and Hid.
4 ney Hyer. bladder tomach and: blood
troubles caused IS, mic acid, and that
RaennaIine Capsules stop pain I'M
mediateIy And he ougfht to know be-
cause hs had xperience. Rheuma1ine
sabletg should be used Tor conasstipa.
ton as they act II con junction with
heunnaI lne ,T'he three may BE- .spro.
cured only at The Ramsey Drug store,
which ID the appointe sole agency
here, RheuIn Iana II removes
NE sasis;sss.
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I We are not asking q favor when we
ask You to Witness the Chi amel
Demo g strationS Al our store on May s,
and but extend ing one. It VIII be
your opportunity to learn from the
mlanufac turer''s expert many things ii
regard TO the eatmentS Sof Interior
wood work, furniture etc. and the
many ways III which the Chin amel
Graining and Vanishing Process may
be made to serve the housewife.
Don't fail to attend. It viii be worth
many dollars to you. s;E3 q W.
Feed oats for sale at Winter &
Ames elevator. i .3s.js. l5 i
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Quaker Oass Griddle Cakes.
Try them todayl

The family that hasn' ! eaten Quaker
Oats griddle cakes has = delightful sur-$
prise coming to il. Besides the delic-
ious flavor, there IS the pleasure Of
knowing you can eat all you want, and
the more you eat the better for you.
The best Of all foods for anyone
wanting more strength and vigor.
Hundreds Of thousands Of packages
Of Quaker Oats are consumed in Ger
many annually and almost all Of it is
eaten in the form of Quaker Oats
griddle cakes. In the New York
cereal restaurant of the Quaker Oats
Company these griddle cakes are very
popular
Here's the best recipe for making
them:
z cups Quaker Oats (uncooked): iH cup
-Four: teaspoonful salt. I teaspoonful soda
dissolve In two tablespoonfuls hot water
teaspoonful baking powder (mix In Aour) ;2M
cups sour milk or buttermilk: z eggs beaten
tightly: Tablespoonful sugar: or table.
spoonfuls melted butter (according to richness
Of milky.
Process: Soak Quaker Oats over night in
milk. In the morning mix and sift -four. soda,
sugar and salt-add this to Quaker Oats
mixture and quantity Of melted butter: add
eggs beaten lehtly-beat thoroughly and cook
% ariddle cakes-they make your mouth
water for more. =
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STRAYED-One dark roam mare two
years old; one sorrel mare with
white in face one. year old; one
dark iron grey stud colt, white in
face, one year old; one small bay
stud colt. one year old. Any IN:
formation as to- the whereabouts OF
these colts will be rewarded. Phone
to Homer iResler at Starkweather,
N. Oak. Moses Gechneur. y:
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ADS,
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE One modern eight-room
house about blocks from ward
. school house, two seyen-room hous-
es, one block from high school.
Good side walks to all this pro.
/ perty. Houses all built new last
fall. AS am leaving the city this
Z property must be sold within three
weeks. A snap for some one: Call
[ on or address w. e. Lowell. j. 5> q.
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STRAINED.

- 49,. IS STRAYED =: r. - ~
April 18th 1909 1 bay gelding, eight
years old, white face, weight 14oo
pounds, sweeney on left shoulder and
somewhat lame. 1 grey and white.
spotted mare colt right hip down. Any.
body who has or does see these two
horses will please take them up and
care for them and notify me and claim
a liberal reward.T r. = J.
E. A. CROMMETT, p
~, =. Warwick, N. D.
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How He MANAGES Her.

How He Manages Her. 7 :
"How is 1t that your wife Is so tract
able?" ....... {: ,., 5 ,;::.,i,,..' u, 81.
"Why. / told her when we were mar
ried that she could do just exactly as
she pleased. and Of course she finds no
pleasure in doing it, Chicago Post.
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FOR sALE-A 2 horse power Fair
banks Morse gasoline engine, bran
new Devils Lake Improvement Co.
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: E. Norquest in Charge Of Station
"a Hardwood Floor of any Color
You may Choose for $3.50

i3Sj + loors which are in too
! poor { onditio 81 to be I'M
proved with.va alone
can be mad to initiate a.
genuine hardwoo d floor
with this new patented
Granting System. 5$i !: i. III
This process does not
require the services Of aI
professional wood fiin-
isher. 5s, 4 \. {, \ d: (;
!. The Grainin 6 Tool
takes the place. Of skill /
and can be successfully
is ed by the inexperi.
;,enced man or4;wonlan,s
thus making it possibl e5
for any one at a. very.
slight expense to enjoy!
the luxury Of a new hard
wood floor; J. E ..S# v 5!5:s.5 4
This Granting Com
pound when protected
by one or two coats of
Chi Namel produces a,
surface that will out-wear,
any ordinary vanished
floor, many times oven
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FOR sALE-Anyone wanting seed
Z, wheat or, fax, cali on Edward Re
), gan. two and one half miles from
Village of Webster. VI W. q =. 80: i5.5
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FRESH FTsH-Davis Rubin Fish
Market, first door north Of Bells liv-
cry barn. = $5:.. Sss..' VII. - -
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FOR SALE-Two city broke drivers.
and one draft, mare. Ed. Branch.
field, Grand Harbor, N. Oak. :.
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t4asejs as the Scotch Make il. \:

- 6uYBIS 10 VIC 0SofSt' ''asSo "
To make haggis take the heart,
tongue and small liver Of the sheep,
one pound Of bacon, four ounces Of
crumbs Of bread the rind OF one lem
$on, two eggs, two anchoyies (sardines
may be used, quarter Of teaspoon.
ful5 of pepper and two teaspoonfuls Of
salt Chop the hear, tongue, liver
and bacon, mix thoroughly, add the
readcrumbs, the anchovies, chopped
fine; the lemon rind, grated; then the
pepper and salt. Beat the eggs and
pour them over. Pack this into al ket-
tie or mold, cover and boil o. steam
continue for two hours. Turn Il
( on 4 dish and serve very hot. E.
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TAKEN. UP.

TAKEN UP-Black SOW, eight Or nine
months old. Seven miles north of
Devils Lake. ---Nels Halgren. 49,.
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FOR sALE-HartP arr Gasoline Trao,
Z, ton engine and Thresher for sale
! at. a bargain P. Q. Box 1854 Grand
Forks. ;s Ss 81. .. 1: y. NJ II; +.s.
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Citation. Hearing For Probate of Will

Citation, Hearing For Probate Of Will
State of North Dakota, County Of
b Ramsey. ~. %, = y .5:: .s;5%
In County Court, Before Hon John
F. Henry, Judge. s....;5!...,
In The Matter of The Estate OF
Joseph H. Yeo, Deceased, -,
Mary 3. Henley, Petitioner, st !.
"a 49,. A., VS.. ~s-&;.
Ada Fish, Fannie ;Yeo, ,Rebecca Yeo
Sarah A. Earle, Joseph FL. Yeo, Jess.
ie Axton, Eva Dobbin, George Yeo
Annie Belcher, Frank Yeo, Eva An.
drews, Louis H. Yeo, and Laura May
Culbert, Respondents.
State Of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all persons
interested in the estate of Joseph H.
Yeo, Deceased: w.
You and each of you are hereby no
titled that Mary E. Henley your peti.
toner herein, has MED in this Court
document in writing purporting to
be the last will and testament of
Joseph H. Yeo, late of the Township
of. Noonan in the County of Ramsey
and State of North Dakota, deceased,
VIVA uSA R0tAIl0A "a 6ylu5 LUZ tu0t dU~
mission to probate of said document
as the last will and testament of said
deceased and for issuance to Joseph
H. Yeo: Jr Of letters testamentary there.
on and that said petition and the
proofs of said purported will and tes-
lament, will be heard and duly con
sidered by this Court on the 18th day
of June, 1909 at2 o'clock p. M, at the
Court Rooms Of this Court, In the
County Court House in the City of Dew
lis Lake County Of Ramsey and State
of, North Dakota; and " re s*sl5 r..
You and each of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before this
Court at said time and place and ans
.wer said petition and show cause, II
any there. be, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted. st#s.
(SEAL). BY The Court s$#s.
IL 81; JONI F. HENRY, =; = ss5yssss
:: + 5%3sf Judge Of the County Court. S
Dated the 9Th day OF May 1905. H; as535
j. Let the service of the above eta
ton be made by printing and publish
ing said citation three times, once In
each week for three successive weeks
In the Devils Lake 5InterO Ocean d
newspaper pub ished at Devils Lake,
In the County Of Ramsey and State of
North Dakota the! third publication to
be at least twenty days prior to- the
18th day OF June, 1909 and by the
mailing to- each of the respond ent's at
their respective Post Office addresses
as disclose and set forth in the petit
ton sof said ~ arg b. Henley fled III
court q copy Sof said station,
such citation to- be mailed at least
twenty five days prior to the 18th day
of June 909 It app aring upon the
records Iii this case that all of the res
jpondents are non-re tents Of q this
State. III
Dated May 55tll 100
xlSEAL JOHN En- HENRY
Judge 81 the County Court
Burke, ddaugh g Cuthbert.
Attorne ffot Petitaoner
The Detroit times., 1909-04-28
BIG OCEAN SHIPS RACE
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
Nieuw Amsterdam Reaches American
Shore Ahead of vaderland-Stok-
crs Become Exhausted

NEW YORK. April 27.--"No, there
was no race, but we saw the Vader-
lana and. our boat being the best, why
we we're first to reach the Hook. But
We did not race. That Is against the
rules Of the ine."-Captain OF the
Nieuw Amsterdam.
why should we race? We ran our
ordinary trip and would have been
first In port IL the Nieuw Amsterdam
had not crowded toward the northerly
Or short course. But II was no race"
Captain Of the Vaderland.
Two giant liners were In sight near
y all the way across the Atlantic.
Their passengers landed today filled
with stories OF an exciting ocean race
in which stokers worked over the
fires until they fell exhausted and Of
eli gines worked to the last ounce Of
speed that was in them. But neithef
liner would officially admit that there
was speed contest. Yet there is JOY
on the Nieuw Amsterdam and CORES
ponding gloom on the yaderland.
When morning broke on April Is.
10th vessels were just clear OF the
English channel with the NieHw An
sterdam FIVE miles astern. The latter
had left Rotterdam and BCulogne tho
night before at about- the same hour
that the Vaderland left Antwerp and
Dover. Both started to crowd their
boilers a little and the pace was hit
I'D until on Wednesday morning the
2ist. the vessels were abreast with the
Holland boat about four
miles 10 the north. Both vessels sal
uted with their sirens, colors were
dipped and then the engine forces got
kusy
The Detroit times., 1909-04-28
WHEAT CORNER BROKEN;
FLOUR PRICES DECREASE
MilIers Predict That Prices viii Be
Back To NormaI-Fix Price
at $3.50.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour prices
ere going down rapidly, now that the
bottom appears to have Deen knocked
out of the so-called "Patten wheat cor
ner." and millers today predict that
they would be back TO normal before
many days.
.aSoveral local millers announced to-
day that they had cut the price ID
$3.50 which is 20 cents unGer the pre-
vailing price last Saturday and sixty
cents below the top figure, which pre-
vailed when wheat was fiuctuating
about sl29.
IL Is reported here that minneapolis
millers have not yet cut the price.
keeping 1t at 81. but this Is not expect
ca TO last long. AS millers say the pub
lie will not pay that price for -four
when II ram -bc-had- from 4o--te--Sn
cents cheaper.
Europe Is bidding for American -four
on the assumptio that wheat Will
soon go down to s bushel, and there
Is little likelihood that foreign bidders
will offer more than this, Wit the
European wheat stocks increasing so
rapidly
The Detroit times., 1909-04-28
10 &ND MESSAGES.
IRON SKIES IN WAR
Wireless Telephone Device To Be
Attached To Balloons Or Aero
planes Is Invented, ~

~ NEW YORK, April Hello.
r.eade Airless. Yes. this is the bal
Ioon station. Two regiments OF cavaI'
~ are hurrying down Fiye-Mile road,
while bulk OF army seems TO be mass
ing toward that side. They're keeping
W a heavy cannoding TO the center
and left. but seem to be- planning
crushing attack on flank"
This may be a literal conversation
IN the next war. A new device patent
ed by Frederick Collins. a New Jersey
inventor. promises TO be invaluable In
peace or war in the coming Air Age.
A wireless telephone device, attach
ed TO the balloons or aeroplanes,
which will enable the operators T.
talk TO any stations within $50 miles
Is Collins scheme. Leo Stevens. bal
foonist, VIII give the new uevice try
out shortly.
II can be used TO guide an army
In time of war. keeping the defensive
army informed about every move In
the attack From his lofty observa-
ton station. the balloonist can watch
every move OF the big battlefield.
Telephoned TO the generals headquar-
teTs, the movements Oi bolH diAiite
ear be plotted out as accurately as III
q game OF chess.
The device will make air navigation
less dangerous. An airship which gets
In distress will be able 10 send out
call for help. other airships or the
people on ground can quickly respond.
The wireless phone is used as Is
any ordinary instrument. The apara-
atus is contained in wooden box.
eight inches by six inches by six inch
es, with mouthpiece of glass-this
to insure perfect insulation. The re.
ceiver Is OF the same type as that o.
phones depending on wires, except
that a brass receiver. four 10y two inch
es. liz attached TO a long brass rod,
which, in turn. is attached TO the box.
This "feeler' catches the air waves
or electric vibrations. The whole APP
pafatus weighs but 20 pounds.
The pushing OF a button. when
starts a series OF electric waves. Is the
method OF calling up. The waves ring
0 bell in the instrument at the other
end OF the line" The answer is CIV
en- in the same way. Then the con
versation is carried on in the ordinary
way.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-28
YOUNGEST ORGANISE
IN A DETROIT CHURCH

Richard Keys BIggs. who has been
chosen organist and choir director o.!
Westminster Presbyterian church, IS
the youngest musician to bold such n
petition in the city. Mr. Biggs held
his first church position when he was
1S years OF age and he Is only % now.
He began his musical education In
Cincinnati. where he studied under
Stadermann in the College OF Music.
Later, re went to Ann Arbor, where he
entered the literary department OF IN"
University of Michigan. and studied
music under the we'll known Stanley
ana later with l.. l.. Renwick, or De
troit He had held position as or.
ganist in two Cincinnati churches ana
was organist In the Ann Arbor Congre-