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THE OLD CHAPEI-An His
torical Sketch. 4 handsome gift
for friend. soc each at this
office. or 60c by mail.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Grand.

Eugene Walters latest production,
The Wolf will open at the Grand to-
night, and will show in both matinee
and night performances tomorrow The
production is under the direction of
Sam s and Lee Shubert, which iusures
q good company. The olay had a good
run in both New York and Chicago and
has been on the road but a few weeks.
In ''The Rivals" one of the fathers
greatest oherings the elder, Joseph
Jefferson, portrays Sir Lucius O'Trig-
ger and the younger William W. JEFF
ferson. Bob Acres.
The Jefferson boys are to present this
classical comedy-which. by the way, is
the foremost success Of that distin-
guished author. Richard Brinsley Sheri-
dan. at the Grand Tuesday.
OF the Italian Grand Opera com
pany, which appears at the Grand
next Monday night, the Kansas City
Journal gives the following COM
mandatory comment: The principals
of the present company are almost all
new to Kansas City Almerf, Noreli
Samiloy. Alessandroni, Columbatti and
seyera1 others who made such a IA
vorabIe impression last year are re-
placed with singers whose measure
has not yet been taken, save in the
cases of those who sang last night
CoIumbin one of the interesting
members of Hammerstein's forces.
sang Faust very effectively Madame
Helene Therry. a French soprano who
is making her first American appear
ance and who comes from the Opera
ComiQue, sang Marguerite. and made
a most favorable impression. This
role is one in which new bidders for
public favors have so many illustrious
pred that their success is well
deserved when attained Madame
Therry has a dramatic soprano of in
terestiug richness, warmth and f1exi-
bility. She sang the delightful
bravura jewel song charmingly and
the big mad scene was handled ex-
ceIlentIy. Madame Therry will be
heard tomorrow night in Fedora, her
greatest role. The Mephisto OF Signor
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
Attic el1SS eRSS

Those who participated in the dismal
taIk-fest. .-SaIome,' at the Grand last
night. are, no doubt, good actors. The
question which arises from this deduc-
ton. is, why don't they get a job? 1t
seems an awful waste of ability for a
real actor or actorine to stand up in
one place and burn fifteen minutes Of
good time comparing a stage, moon TO
eighteen different things which do not
resemble a moon in the slightest. Per
haps it is art Oscar Wilde said 1t
was. and thousands have since said so
because he did. but to the ordinary
theater-goer, who does not know art
from shrimp salad '-Salome" is a Bit
ter pill The stilted language and tire
some repetitions of the dialogue may be
a good imitation of the style employed
in king Herod's court. but it is poor
stuff TO bounce around on Topeka
stage. ''SaIome" has unlimited possi-
bflities-for burlesque- 1 would like
to see a cast headed by May Irwin,
supported by Webber and Field. play
this ''SaIome."
Miss Bessie Stuart Bacon, in the title
role of this accident, is an actress OF
more than ordinary ability. and her
support was all that could be expected
Even the soldiers in leather clouts wore
men 's-size legs and good shouting
voices. But the Great Dance is Great
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08

ert z. Lee could have touched the heart
of the old Union soldier "Old Bin
Hackney is one of the picturesque ana
at the same time able characters OF
Kansas. His forcible style Of express
sion will be limited in the future TO yea.
yea. and nay, nay If Col Bill should
quit talking altogether and grunt Ike
an Indian, he would be loved none the
less. The nourner's bench OF coun-
try church is as hard as seasoned MEX
ory wood and its back is as straight as
a cliff, but those who sit there see
light ahead that shines brighter tnan
the things Of this world
Ike CrurnIey of Colby and Senator
Fred Robertson of Atwood came to To-
peIza today E ]. Guilbert OF Logan
eoI11tv John NJ Gray of Phillips and
Robert Eadie of Wichita-Greeley eoun-
ties have also answered the early ron
cali H. P. Krehbiel Of Newton arr1V-
ed today and is said to have a guaran-
tee deposit law in his suit case that Will
satisfy both the radical and conserVa-
rive elements of the new Republican
party in Kansas
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08

Gravinf was particularly well acted
and was sung with traditional dra-
matte fervor. 1t was a pleasing de-
parture from the perfunctory conven-
tionaIity of the role. Grayini sang at
a heavy disadvantage, as he had the
misfortune to lose several members of
his family in the Messina disaster. He
is a young man, not yet 80 years of
age, and comes from the Metropolitan
forces. He is a singer of decided
merit. One of the most pronounced
successes of the evening was the
singing of Siebe1 by Miss Strauss, the
American contralto, who made such
an excellent impression last season.
Her beautiful ballad la ParIate
dAmor," was Enthusiastically en-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08

Cuticura Ointment is one Of the most
successful curatives for torturing. dis
figuring humors Of the skin and scalp.
including loss Of hair, ever compounded.
ia proof Of which a single anointinr
with it, preceded by q hot bath With
Cuticura Soap. and followed, when
necessary, by q mild dose Of CuticJlra
Resolvent (liquid or pills. is often
eTfFicient to afford immediate relief OF
itching, burning and scaly humors,
eczemas, irritations and infammations,
permit rest and sleep, and point to a
speedy cure when all else fails.
Sold throughout the world Potter Drug a
Cheun. Corp. Sole Props. Boston, Mass
- kaned Era. Cuzae1EA Book oa Skaa Diseases,
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
We-el Kees Those Lips.

There is little danger that ''Salorne"
will play a return engagement in To-
peka Even the curtain-raiser a short
two-part skit which would not get fifty
a week at the Novelty, is poor, and
would knock the tragedy of Mr..
Shakespeare's best. When a late hom-
ing modern husband and a harridan
wife appear after a brief pause as John
the Baptist and Herod's wife, the audi
ence is liable to wonder why John did
not retain his satin vest, or at least
shave his arm-pits- H. G. P.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08

Mistake It is the only feature of the
non-rnuSicaI production of "Salome'
that ever commanded even a press no.
tice, and the small audience was horri-
fled last night to find the dancer so
well quilted that the position of her
knee-caps could not be located. She
wears more clothes at the most critical
part of her dance than most poor
working girls can afford to wear in
cold weather. 1t also strains the imagi
nation of the un-artistic to see either a
good Joke or a thrilling scene when 4
plump girl wallows on the dusty,
draughty stage in front of a papier-
rnache head on a tin beer tray and
repeats several times in a straight row:
I weel-kees-s thy I-leep-s."
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08

Everybody reads the State Journal
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
KING IS WARNED.
Manuel of Portugal Is Told of Plot
Against Him.

Lisbon, Jan. S.-During a banquet
given by officers of the army in this
city last night at which King Manuel
was present, lieutenant publicly
warned his majesty that plot to de-
throne him was in course of prepara-
ton. The officer declared further
that the king was surrounded by spies
and traitors Extra guards are on
duty around the royal palace today.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
POLITICAL GOSSIP
Legislative Jobs the Next Thing
to Consider.
w. T. Beck Is Likely to Be Chief
Clerk of House.
LIVELYNT THE SENATE
y
Half Dozen Candidates for Posi-
tiOn of Secretary.
Gov. HOch Will Return to Mar
ion Wednesday.
THE SENATE

Since 1t is useless to speculate on
gubernatoriaI appointments at this
time there remain legislative appoint
ments to consider. They have not yet
gone out Of style, and people interested
in making them are Of common clay
and do not hesitate to talk about such
things. The principal fight is Tor chleI
clerk of the house and secretary Of the
senate. W. T. Beck of Holton appears
to have the lead for the former place
Mr.. Beck is secretary OF the RepuoIican
state committee. and as he made Soou
In the campaign field of LABOR II IS only
just to consider him when the harvest
moon is shining, Jessie, dear. Beck Is
fine fellow and popular with every one
who has social or business dealings
with him Charles Brilliant OF Howard
is a worthy candidate for the place.
For secretary of the senate L. Z
Wyant of Wayerly seems TO nave the
lead for the place The other candl-
dates are E. w Thompson of Topeka,
z 7. Hopkins of Wellington, Dan Dyer
of Smith Center and William kretslng-
er of Enporia- The last named gentle
man earned the dispIeasure OF many
who had dealings with him IN his Of
fetal capacity in the senate last Ses-
sion. His off1ciOuSness and discouTtesy
to newspaper men are still remembered.
Mr. Thompson OF Topeka has many
strong friends and is one of the most
obliging and capable men in the con-
test.
Senator Porter of Crawford county
has already been spoken of as a can
didate for speaker pro TEN OF the SEN
ate. and now Stannard of Lyon and
Quincy of Saline are referred TO as
candidates Porter is hold over SEN
ator of recognized ability, having been
a leader on the floor Of the last SEN
ate. He is a machine man while the
other two candidates are admfnistra-
ton men, or more properly speaking,
square dealers So far Porter is the
in the entire state boiler factory
Will the square dealers wipe the slate
clean and insist on the last jot and
title of the spOils?
Governor Hoch and family will
leave for their home in Marion on
Wednesday Of next week The then
ex-governor will escort Governor and /
Mrs. Stubbs TO the executive mansion |
on West Eighth avenue after the in |
auguratiou ceremonies at the auditor /
ium next Monday. Gov EBch and 1
family VIII stop at the John Royce /
home until they leave Topeka. Speak /
ing of his future plans, Governor Hoch |
said:
81 shall not be in Topeka much this |
winter, although will watch the leg
isIative proceedings with great inter- |
est I want TO see several laws en- |
acted, especially good guarantee de-
post law I am glad that my official |
days are over"
Word has come from CowIey= county
word that bears the weight and ring of
truth-that Col Bill Hackney has ad-
vanced to the mOurner's bench and
there capituIated under the ministra-
tons of an evangelist named Robert E
Lee. This sounds strange-nOt that the
irascibIe, warm heatred colonel has
sought the fount of every blessing-buG
that any preacher by the name of Rob
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
Founder of san Diego Dead.

San Diego, Jan. S--Alonzo Erastus
Horton. founder of the present San
Diego. and its oldest inhabitant is
dead. aged S5 years as a result Of
infirmitfes of old age. In 1867
Father Horton, as he was univer-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
MISSIONARYS WIFE
PRAISES CUTICURA
Daughters Head Encrusted with
Dandruf-Feared sheWouId Lose
her Hair-Many Treatments were
FutiIe-Baby had MiIk-Crust.
BOTH CHILDREN CURED
BY FAMOUS REMEDIES

FOR several years my husband was
n missionary in the Southwest, and we
were living on the edge of the desert at
an elevation Of nearly five thousand
feet Every one in that high and drv
atmosphere has more or less trouble
with dandrun and my daughters scalp
became so encrusted with il that I was
alarmed for fear she would lose all her
hair, which was very heavy After
spending between five and six dollars
Tor various remedies, in desperation 1
bought cake Of Cuticura Soap and a
box Of Cuticura Ointment After rub
bing the Cuticura Ointment thoroughly
into the roots Of the hair. / gently
combed the crust Of dandr1ff free from
the scalp, and then gave her head a
thorough shampoo with the Cutict1ra
Soap. This left the scalp beautifllIlv
clean and free from dandruff. and after
the haIF was dry, l again rubbed the
Cuticura Ointment, this time sparinriy
into the roots, and l am happy to saw
that the Cuticura Remedies were 3
dandruf were over, although for long
time afterward 1 used the Cuticura
Ointment as at first, after shampooinr,
which kept the scalp and roots of the
hair moist. / have used successfully
the Cuticura Remedies for so-calleSi
miIk-crusti on baby's head, and have
never found anything to equal them,
You are at liberty TO publish this letter.
for do sincerely believe that the Cuti-
cura Remedies are a blessing to man.
kind. Mrs j. A. Darling, 80 Fifth
ST., Carthage, Ohio, jan 20, 1905"
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08
At the Majestic.

Fra DiavoIo is without a doubt the
best production given by the Boston
Ideals. Last night with the mercury
nearing the zero mark nearly five hun
dred people witnessed the performance,
and to say they enjoyed it would be
putting it mild as every number re-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-08

sally known. surveyed and purchased
at auction for twenty-six cents an
acre, $50 acres of land around the
bay, upon which San Diego now
stands. Every flag in this city is at
half mast. Beside being the oldest To-
cal fnhabitaut Horton was the second
Oldest Elk in America.
Everveody reads the state Journal
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
RRoEpsA4ss-EQAseR xDaE.

Sealed SrrbposalsI Mik-be received by
the Board OF County Commissioners 81
Ramsey County, North Dakota, up to z
o'clock p. m. August 31st, 1909. At which
tine said bills viii be open, fer the coa-
strlcfaonz OF d bridge across Grand Har-
BE- BE T Rsng 3 S IS yz and
foe 70 feo ss s. soo Feor ss
naents. 5toE hage7a Is foot roadway and
be feet above the water mark In saes
cordance with plans and specification
on filet in the office of the. County Audi
tor and which eyer length Ct bridge is
on station No. s Of the profile IN the
County Auditors office. r. Water att this
point Is feet deep. piles Of said bridge
must be be driven to firm ground, bids
must be marked proposals for bridges)
itor, Devils Lake; II. DIX i Each bid bid
must be accompanied by an uncondi-
tional certified check lin sum equal to 5
Per cent, of amount Of bids payable to
full payment Of all damages which, may
be incurred in case OF failure or the re-
spective bidders tolexecute the CONTRACT
and bonds lrequired by statute). within
the specified time in case OF award 81
same AL. checks to he returned as soon
as the contracts and bonds are executed
The Board reserves the right to re.
3ects lany9 Or alEs hids8 By Aorder ,of the
Board 9f Goqpty S9 ms t Of Ram srf
thfs 18th day or August, 1909:
aHi'ttGFg Itssst:@ baa.--7Fs.sN; Bice,. * /
- - County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
TO CORA e. DILL,

YOU WILL. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the undersigned, David ". Mccain
sse ea4nyg Sae tsFs sS
I agreed toi sell Ii to,5 you and you agreed
premises situated In the County of RAM
sey,, and State Of North Dakota and
known and described as the East Half
(Eh) Of Section Z in Township One
Hundred Fffty-eight (158) North in
RANGE Sixty-tWo l62) West for $7040.00
with Interest on all deferred payments
at the rate OFFS per cent per fannum
payable annually on the first day Of
November Of each year in the terms Of
which which e s YOU made default Il by
premises during the seasons Of 1908
and 1909 and in your failure to pay the
fnstallments Of principal and interest
which fell due on the first day of No
vember in the year Of 1908 and I have
been compelled, to xpend diverse sums
Of moneysin keeping said land in A#till-
able cendftions and there Isl owing upon
said contract i'd me the sum OF s6s26.40
with Interest thereon. at the rate of 8
e psr M Sent PEE fso snnum since the 2srd day
s des fhfE sssr 4 ss.!
after the service ofithiss notice Upon You
that said contract will be cancelled and
such cancellation shall take effect on
tie expiration Of, thirty days. after the
service OF this. noticeIuponE you'll
dated July goth. 1903. 80
hYs sir--Dayil W. MeCanna-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
THE SEPTEMBER .AMERi.. $M
IIt ss;.ss'T| hsla yssntt,hhs " cam MAGAZINE.

Hill against Harriman-The Story
Iof the Ten Years. Struggle for the
railroad Supremacy of the West" is
Ethe leading feature Of the September
American Magazine. Its author, Geo.
Ia. Cushing, says Hill has worked in
the tomorrow things. Hartman today.
Hill has won by projecting an idea
ahead of him and working up to it.
Hartman thtnksain present profit and
crashes through opposition with the
weight of his financial support. Hill's
is the success OF brain: Harriman's of
money and organization" The article
gives a surprising glimpse into the
inside workings q Of great railroad
6iaals.l ~ 2Isf ys&s t2ss}}15t1N sS;51 sfEh?
. Ray Stannard Baker writes about
1.-THE Faith of the Unchurched" and
tells why it is that of the one billion
dollars that has been given away by
Americans during the. past ten years
for various philanthropic purposes,
Comparatively little. has gone to the
5churchs. y#s II si5 6, Il 55s ,G . lad
# Woman and the Occupations" by
Prof. W: II. Thomas. shows how wo.
men are entering the trades and pro:
fessions from the top All botttom and
that they are therefore entitled To
equal suffrage! viii gsiz.s...Sl Z sj$.s
/: B. THE Evolution Of a Train Robber,'"
by Edgar Beecher Bronson, as the
story Of good cow-punehe who went
wrong, and, Walter. Prichard. Eaton
describes where and how moving pic.
lures are made s s5 II .sssgs sss:. &. 4
High grade fiction is contributed by
sInez Haynes Gilmore. Mrs. i. II.
Harris, Fielding Ban ana James ( op.
penheim. while ntssif,easting reading i
.offered id ut ser vtant IN the servant
Problem, s H g;alrita, ! soul, q az The
Pilgrim's Scrip. z and y In sthe Inter
prefers House. z
important editorial i announce.
mant la made I'm this issue 3of the
American Magazine which will aWak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
CANNON TofiRETiRE.

After All, there may be some thing Ii
the 'r1ui1mors that Joseph g. Cannon Is
to retire from public life with tie ex-
pirationn Of the sixty fifth congress.
Representatives Da1zell and Tawney
say SO, and, II these fellow osses 81
the house a are not familiar with the
plans Of the speaker, then nobody il
All the world Is: 80 49, = s.
1t is quite probably that Joseph g.
Cannon could be, reelected speaker.
The, chances against him, however, are
INCREASING. i, More and more congress
lsional districts are, becoming aware Of
the ubiquitous, control Of legislation
acquired by Cannon and of the dan,
gers in the policies Of a one.man pow.
er such as Cannon enjoys; Several
men who were sent to congress pledg;
ed to vote against Cannon ignored
their promises once: they reached
Washington. These men. will natur-
ally be opposed for reelection by can
didates with whom honor is on speak.
Ing. terms Others in congress who
are shrewd enough to see the changing
sentiments Of the times will desert the
Cannon camp for that of the insur-
gents. T. .,4{f&t~ E,s.& 80 :rs. i 81 sSly;
|! Mr. Cannon has. passed beyond his
usefulness. if, his record can show
wherein, the. good he, has done his
country is not offset by the harm.
Before he was chosen speaker he had
become known as a consistent oppon'
ent Of progressive movements. His
votes are a. chronicle of battle
against advancement. He was against
the RESUMPTION Of specie payments
against the civil service, against the
reclamation Of arid lands, to name on.
lys three great policies in support Of
which any enlightened statesman
would be- glad to have his vote re:
corded. IN the sixtieth congress the
Capnop rule reached the limit Of its
Eobpoxionsness, and In thess extra SEES,
Esiqn tie, speaker was openly IN symppa:
EEthy with every action, taken to render
The pledges ot his party II futile. ~.
Il Me- Cannon il. Is ,tot 60 It win !, be
Without regret on tlhesparts of the copns,
try at large. He represents q form 81
politics brand Of politician tsat which llls;l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
" Loan No-14z 60 81
Hox1CE or 1g0RTGA an gahIE,

#g Default in the conditions Of the here
sn described mortgage having occurred
tanned has become operative and. nosaes
fton or proceeding has at any time been
had or Instituted t.slaW. otherwise,
cured By said mortgage, Or any part
and III ne peTpose Il fore s1s G and
e ness hsasSy sxsn saat
Vss e vaspt both Xsfe t sHa ett Nae Il
ate Of Serh f BaRds e aP
the. Northwestern, Mutual Savings land
Loan Association. corporation created
and don a y" 1ha 9se1 and
d. as mortgages, and dated the 1st day
OF Dscembsr A: p 1906, and fled foE
and state a Of North DaRoa 81
s, osded and nd e %inYaes r. and duly
Mt page 512 viii be foreclosed by the
sale OF the nlortgaged premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described, at
T 81 sGpFs eeees It a
the 1th DAY of October 4. B.: 1909, At Il
the Sheriff Of said County acting n per- s
son, lorzs by his deputy, Ito satisfy the
amount. due on such mortgage on the
u8ke OK sale. IHe premises deSCr1De0 IN
saeh mortgage which, viii be sold to sat.
fSfy the same are described as follows
toWit:assAlI those tracts pieces, SeEApar-
GELS Of land situate. lying and being liz
ed as follows. sto-Wit t. si',ss' 0'' "
Lots number Thirteen lIs1 Fourteen
ID one ssn Shss n 3iss9 IN the
ssftifIsa Plat thereof duly fIsdf Tor rec &c;
Ss a fer te ce 5a9 RaEssga
and state Of North Dakota on the 28th
day of July, A. D., 1888 at 10 O'clock a.
page "a, reference thereto being had.
The whole SUM secured by said mort:
gage having been duly declared due and
gage At date Sof sale the sum OF Three
Tour Cents, 1850. and also the furth.
taxes psid ana srnfas
terms of the said mortgage and inter
est*thereon, making the total sum due
ON said mortgage at the date of sale. te
eight Dollars and. 5F'iftysfour Cents
(348.5f exclusive of the costs; disburse'
ments and attorneys fees as allowed by
law. That the power of attorney ;au
thorizfng the foreclosure of the above
and herein, described mortgage. was. OF
the At. day Of August a. D. 1908
torney, BY the Northwestern Mutual
Savings and Loan Association, nortga
gee Aforesaid That the. said powerp
attorney was duly filed In the ofdceao1
the Register Of Deeds I'M and for tfe
county of Ramsey rand, statef8of Nortt
Dakota on the 9Th day Of August AID.
1gg8, at 10so'c1ock am, and wasArecord
ed in Book f. of Mfscellaneousi Rec
ords at page 5S5, reference thereto sbe
= That the affidavit Of attorneys feessa,
Codes of North Dakota 1906 ana amend
4 msnts thereto. was fled m the oiHce.o q.
xhe Register, of Deeds inI and for Iii,
county of Ramsey and state OF fNorti
Dakota, on the IS tn day OF Augusta. 40.
1sos Oct, at 70 bsG O'clock g. reference thers
Dated at Fargo. North sDakota, tiltl
77th day Of August A. D., 1909 6 {sg
Z. Northwestern p Mutual Saving and
jS sSS . ssA7ssf5g54f Loan Association
Mortgages
William B. Douglas. ssg4sssas#e.. :, :. as5s
Attorney for Mortgagee.sss3s ,sssS
!. MO IA Broadway. Fargo. ~. d.
4 SAugust 2o@27, Sept 4s-1o-17-24A D
1909) s! saa@