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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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<idney ubles Attack Devils Lake
Men and Women, Old and Young. 81

Kidney Trouble Attack Devils Lake
Men and d y y,onen Old and Young. 8
i. Kidney ills seize young and old 81
aS Come quickly with little warning d
children suffe Id th cir early years,
Can't control the kidne i ssecretio
Girls are guild, ner u Z JUS, suffer
pain
# Women worry, cant do daily " ork.s
lIen have lame and aching backs. N
The cure for man Il Woman Or child;
IS 10 cure the cause the kidneys. {
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid.
neys
Cure all forms of kidney suffering
Devils Lake testimo ny proves IT:
illiam S parks, baggage master, 81
Sixth ST. Devils Lake, d, says:
50 believe there Is no remedy equal t
Doan's5 Kldney Pills as a cure for trou
:blels Using from disord ered kidneys
.Doan's Kidney Ills have been uset
5by different members of my family
who have suffered from bacKache ane
other synpp ons Of kidney COM plain
and ii each case the results have beer
highly satisfa I. 3 ,S544
For sale by AL dealers. Price / 81
cent Foste NJ burn Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
State \
q Remember the name Doan' ant
take 20 other.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

s* The meat trust informs us that q
boycott on meats means a scarcity OF
hides and g CORES ponding high price
for shoes. The trust must intend III
boot the yegetarians into line.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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s .zs GRAND sI i / i J 3...3 Fl i.

s.. w. G. Now, our former sstatioB agent
is loading a car Of furniture and stock
and will move to the Canadian north
west, where he has a section of land.
Mr.. Now has been with. us about two
years and, during this time has made
many friends who are sorry to see him /
so but who wish him and his family all
kinds of prosperity 7Ssss 5:;szi 4: 4
Geo. Med Dewitt, +, and our station
agent spent Monday night at Devils
Lake. ,S3 'ss $ .85:
Austin Leavitt went to Devils Lake
on 8, !,
Mrs. Hoover took the train Saturday
afternoon for her new home In Sask.
The Grand Harbor farmers have or
ganized and Grand Harbo is again go
ling to have lumber and machinery ii .
1.-The near future. a 81 nj q I: i 5S5 ..$=
Herman Nelly moved his family to .
ECrookston, the fore part of the week.
I'D Onium unloaded sixteen head#of
cattle and a half cal, Of hay here Tues.
day. 81 55. %E .S5 5.. l5t
w. E. Taylor Is the name of our new
Landlord Mr.. Taylor is running the
Harbor hotel Of this place. Il b
.. %, Norton Is back from Illinois:
Mr. Norton went east to spend the,
winter, and Is glad to be back s:=inI:
North Dakota again $2.5S Ss,:S EN-
Or. Stewart Is visiting friends In
the Harbor this week. s:5,: s;!ss
Litraelle, a half breed, Of Graz
hams Island went to Devils Lake Mon
lday and on his way back fell off his
wagon and broke his left leg. ssS5 II |
IA r. Pearson, the black smith is back
again and q going to run his shop, this
summer. sS.
Gontractor Thorson is building q
Ebarn On the Wingum farm i've miles
west Of
C:S sc,ryd erman moved to- his Dry
Lake this week. ssS
Miss Zelda Irwin went to Yorks: for:
1asWeek's visit with her brother Bill
Jos. Delaarss drove to Devils Lake
Tuesday ss3s
luron MoenI is back from IN ashing-s
ton state where he spent the winter.
During his stay ia the west he bought
an so acre tract 81; land near yerett
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
PROM / | ] |
PAYMENT
UNION CENTRAL I'll RE lks ORANGE
CO. RECEIVES COMMEND. &
\ ] 7555 ABLE LETTER, !.

81 MinneWauke n. ], arch ., 1910:
I; Mr.. 9. II. Van Voorhees,. Gen'l Agent
! for Union Central Life ms. Co, Grand
/ Forks, n. p. lear Sir: We desire to
thank the Union Central Life Insur-
ance GO. and yourself II part cular,
for the prompt settle off the poll;
! Giles II your. company 4, on ne life 81 the
!. late Gebriel &. Christi Hanson, our hus:
band and brother. and Tor the courtesy
shown us, which we assure You IL
deeply apprecia sss;zsi
MI. Chri Hanson held three policies
I'm your comp any under which we were
1 bene1c iaries. poli W N 8. 2868ss for
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Feature of The lew Maxi anal sH1uaeurss.
The National museum now under
Sconstrnct ion win .he
Sone of the most sHond erfnl Id the
world One 81 the novel ,sres spill
be The model sof the Hawaiian Islands
upon which Mr. Al liner il now at work
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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EXAMINATION FOR JANlToR.

s. EXAMINATION FOR JANiToR
There win be an examination, held
in this city. on April 18th, at which
time applicants may take the examine
ton for the position Of janitor for the
new federal building which IS near
ing completion in this city. In this
examination there is nothing consid!
cred but physical ability and expert
;ence, nothing Of an educational nature
entering into the examination at all.
The salary which IS paid for this. ;po;;
sition is $3.50 q year, and the age: linn
It is - to s., years. Sc. '. % 73
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
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! Grand Forks 2. Or MiInot. N. 3

1UEE&Nb UF ISe
5s4 i'll furnish age glasses at IS 100 to
Hendache glasses 81 90 and $500. Four
teen years experience In North Da-
kota. No extra charge for examina-
afropine. NJ Natural methods met ! only. 81 I.
MY warranty, IL any of my special
lenses fail m less than five years, a
change will cost nothing $s Fiji $ SIS 4
s Bring me ten pairs ofJsmachine, afro
pine, county doctor or supposed Sui
1ivan fitted glasses and Il will Inn
provesseight lot til an. y85S54, III
Watches, diamonds, sflverware, ROC.
er's res inforced. tea spoons. $1.50 per
tea spoons Sits per dozen. watches
cleaned f75csand postage. 81 90 watches
81 Seven Jewel watches complete $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
Amarlean League standIng.
MISS DEACON MARRIED.
WEEDS Prince Radziwill Despite His
Mothers Opposition.

London, July 6.--Miss Dorothy Daa-
con, daughter Of the late Edward Park
er Deacon, and Prince Antoine Albert
Radziwill were married in ST. Ma1v's
church, Cadogan Square, yesterday The
ceremony was a quiet one, without
bridesmaids, and only few relatives
and near friends attended. Lord Grey
De Ruthyd gave away the bride.
Prince Radziwill marries against the
determined opposition Of his mother,
who is supposed to be In Austria to att
tend the wedding Of younger son.
This London ceremony was postponed
few days ago because necessary docu-
ments demanded BY English law had
not arrived and it was then reported
in society that objections Of the princes
mother prevailed.
Prince Radgiwill Is 30 years old and
viii succeed his father, Prince George.
as head Of the great Polish family Of
Radziwill HIS father is confined in an
insane asylum The brides father died
in an asylum in America some years
ago after a scandal in France which re-
suited in his divorce. A sister, Miss
Gladys Deacon. is noted for her beauty
and has at different times been reported
to have been engaged TO members OF
noble European families.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
Holly Vows He'll Stick to
His Office
WILL REMAIN IN CABINET
At Beverly to Discuss Department Work.
Declares That Department Of the
Interior Win Not Be Reor-
gained.

Beverly, Mass, July Secretary o
the Interior Ballinger arrived in Beverly
yesterday morning, lunohed with Presi
dent Taft at Burgess point and yester
day afternoon was engaged in a eonfer
ence with the chief executive on TAI
subject Of the reorganization of th'
United States reclamation service.
The beginning Of the work under Tho
new s20,OO0,0Oo issue Of certificates o.
Indebtedness, authorized to complete ii,
rgation projects in the West, also wa'
discussed.
The usual crop Of resignation rumor'
came in to Beverly with the secretary
but ne soon put quietus on these,
Il am not quitter and never have
been, ne declared. q didn't bring along
any resignation and don't intend to leave
any
As soon as the reclamation work Is
under way, under the new order Of
things, Secretary Ballinger VIII leave
Washington for q visit 70 several Of the
Indian reservations and then viii 20
home to Seattle for a brief stay and an
opportunity to look over his private at.
fairs. which have been neglected for a
year or more. The conference with the
president viii Probably be concluded
soon and Mr. Ballinger hopes 90 be back
IN Washington sometime to-day.
The secretary woud not discuss yes
terday what effect his call upon the
president might have upon the status Of
u H. Newell, director Of the reclama.
ton service. or the part lie IS TO play
Ia the reorganization OF that service
Il is no secret that Mr. Ballinger is
anxious that the reclamation work shall
be taken out Of Mr.. Newell's hands, but
as matter OF fact this purpose seems
already to nave been accomplished by
act Of Congress. II was remarked yes
lerday that Mr. Newell has practically
become a civilian island, entirely sur.
rounded BY army engineers No project
can be carried forward without report
from tie new board Of engineers.
Reports that complete reorRanixa-
ton of the interior department might
follow the seeretary's visit TO Beverly
are said 10 be entirely without founda-
ton Air. Ballinger declared that nearly
al Of the divisions Of the department are
IN excellent shape.
Associate Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes, whose summer nome is only a
few miles away, was ii Beverly yester
lay on a shopping trip He did not see
me president and his visit had absolute
II nothing to do with the vacancy on
the supreme court bench. Justice Holmes
viii attend the Fuller funeral services
at Sorrento. Ne, to-day It had not
been determined Yesterday whether ct
not President Taft would be able to
make the trip.
The president golfed yesterday morn
ing with Captain Butt At Myopia,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
QUICK RELIEF OF
ITCHING ECZEMA
Was Surprising Inflammation Re-
duced in a Few Hours and Cure
Soon Followed Boys Torture
had Deem Intense for Years
Friends Child had Eczema, Too.
MOTHER TELLS HOW
CuTICURA CURED BOTH

"Whon my boy waa six years old, ho
suffered terribly with eczema. He could
neither sic still nor lie quietly in bed,
for the itching was dreadful. He would
irritate spots by scratching with his
nails and that only mado them worse. A
doctor treated him and we tried almost
everything, but the eczema seemed TO
spread. It started In small place on
the lower extremities and spread for two
years until It very nearly covered tho
back part Of his leg to the knee.
Finally / got guticura Soap, Cuti-
cura Ointment and Cuticura Pills and
gave them according 10 directions. /
used them In the morning and that oven
ing, before / put my boy 70 bed, used
them again and tho improvement even
In those few hours was surprising, the
Inflammation seemed to DO 50 much less.
/ used two boxes Of Cutioura Ointment,
the same Of the Pills and the Soap and
my boy was cured My son Is now IN
his seventeenth year and no has never
had a return Of tho eczema.
/ took care Of q friends child that
had eczema on its face and limbs and
used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
They acted on tho child just as they did
on my son and II has never returned.
/ would recommend the Cuticura Rene
dies 10 anyone. Mrs. A. j. Cochran,
1923 Columbia Ave-, Philadelphia, Pa,
Oct. 20, 1900"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
TO HUNT CRAFT
FROM CAPITAL
An ONCE Opened for the Purpose Of
Organizing a Movement Of Ma
tionaI Scope.

Washington, July 6-The crusade
against graft which Rudolph spfeckels
IS making has spread to Washington
An organization has been formed and an
Office has been open here. Harry w
Walker is in charge. New York, Bos.
ton, and Chicago will have local head
quarters, as well as San Francisco and
some other big cities.
In a general way, the plan Of the or
gani2ation is TO make concerted effort
through trained experts to break up
graft whenever It appears that II is rife
in any city or locality. Various promi-
nent men are cooperating with Mr..
Spreckels Among them are Andrew
Carnegie. former Governor Folk, Norman
Hapgood, and Perry Belmont, who has
been working for campaign publicity
measure.
The actual attack on graft win not
be made until there has been some or
ganizing done. The hrts step Is 70 bring
into cooperation leading men and women
who are attacking graft and seeking to
accomplish various reforms inimical to
graft. These include the heads OF va
iious reform organizations, an Of whom
are 10 be assembled in Baltimore for q
conference next fall. Cardinal Gibbons
is said 10 have promised 10 preside, and
numerous reformers will be present.
Officially the movement IL known as
the National AnthGraft Movement
Eventually il Is expected to give tie at
tention TO Congress and 70 various parts
Of the government organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
Physicians Think Newman
Boy Slain
IN LYMAN INSTITUTION
Many Bruises Were Found on the Body
Of Lad Strangled at Boston-The
Case Was Reported to Havo
Been a Suicide.

Boston, July 6.-Posltive opinions
that the death Of John Newman, ths
Lyman school inmate, who was said by
the school authorities to have hanged
himself, was not the result Of suicide
were expressed yesterday by DR.. Charles
7 Cahill Of Cambridge and DIR, Edwin
w. Dwight Of Boston.
Both physicians testified yesterday be-
fore the legislative committee, which Is
investigating the Newman boys death.
Or. Cahill is the physician Of the New
man family, and Doctor Dwight was for
merly member Of the stan Of the Bos-
ton City hospital.
Both physicians testified TO bruises
found on the Newman boys body when
the autopsy was performed
There were, the witnesses said, two
bruises on the boys forehead, three 9th.
ers on the side Of the face, bruiso on
the right elbow and another on the
back. All Of these bruises, they said,
showed hemorrhages In the tissues, in
dcating that they were inflicted while
the heart was still beating. Both doc
tors agreed that these bruises could not
All have been caused BY the body swing.
ing against iron bars while It was hang
ing. The bruise on the back extended
two inches into the body, indicating that
the boy had received a powerful blow
ut that spot.
"In all human probability" said Doc
tor Dwight, the knot around the neck
was very tight and was tied by someone
other than the victim. ! have reason to
believe that the knot was not tied BY
the boy himself
The doctor added that IN his belief the
bruises on the body were inflicted " or
Is hours before the time Of death
Replying to questions by Chairman
Ham Of the committee, the doctor said
he did not believe the bruises could have
been possible from one fall. but were
Tue to several, probably many, blows
# considerable severity.
In an address before the committee,
attorney Sullivan, representing the New
nan boys family. declared that the boy
anne to bis death through an assault
committed on him by one Of the school
officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
Richard Tells Of the Success
Of His Efforts
BEST ATTENDANCE EVER
Every Train Out Of Reno East Yester-
day Was Crowded with Return
ing Sports--Jeffries Father
Says Was Goods Hand

Reno, July 6.--"Well, it's all over and
feel happy to-day" was Tex Richards
greeting to the newspaper men when he
came down to breakfast yesterday ut
went through without hitch, and we
hold the worlds record for attendance,
purse and receipts
Il don't know how much money we
took in. The bank has not finished
counting It; but figure we win clear
$4,000 on the gate receipts, besides
our interests in the pictures. There
were 10000 people in the arena. The
seating capacity was little over 10000.
All the seats were sold except three or
four hundred, possibly more, Of the $50
and $40 places. But there were couple
Of thousand standing around the upper
run Of the arena, 50 am confident we
hold the record for a prize fight in this
country, if not in the world.
I'VE still hold sixth interest in the
pictures. We sold sixth interest before
The fight for sss3ss," and Rickard took
a check for that amount from his coat
pocket and handed II around "As Il
stands now, neither Johnson nor Jeffries
has any interest in the pictures. JEFF
fries sold his third for 100000, and John
son got $4,000 for his.
Il don't want to look back over the
past few weeks. II is too painful to
think Of. | can't forget it now that we
came out Of it In such fine shape II
was a wonderful crowd in many ways
No one ever saw O more orderly one.
There was practically no police protec.
ton, but in spite Of this 10000 men came
here and went through every sort Of dis
comfort in the way Of travel, loss Of
sleep and meals. sat in broiling sun for
two hours, and yet there wasn't the
least sign Of disorder.
"The only time that there was any
thing like disorder was when the crowd
at the gates elamoring for tickets be-
came so large that 1t threatened to
wreck the box Office Then / got up on
the ticket booth and handed down tick
cts as fast as / could, and Gleason
knocked a hole in the fence and took
cash from all corners for admission with. /
out tickets We must have collected 49,. /
900 or s4.09ain cash at this hole
.ook in severtliieS ~ accepting what
was handed me- A lot OF fellows handed 4
90 and SIS bills, but ! let II 90 at that,
and they saw the fight mighty cheap.
GAS 10 the fight itself, you oil saw It I
and can Judge Of Jeifries' chances as
well as / did I saw after Jeffries got I
chat Jolt that closed his eve that John /
son had it on him in every way. Jetfries !
did not have the steam. There was no
snap, and his footwork was slow.
"While Jeffries was not counted out,
Berger getting into the ring before the
count 10, he could not, believe, have /
gotten up again If he had, he wonld /
have been such defenseless mark
don't think ! would allowed johnson to
hit him, but would nave given the deci.
sion then and there"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
FOR SKIN HUMORS

Tortrring, dishguripg patches Of hui
NOR on the skin, scalp or hands arc
instantly relieved and speedily cured. in
the majority d cases, by warm baths
mas. rashes, feelings. irritations, inham-
nations, dandrufI, dry, thin and falling
hair, for sanative, untiseptio cleansing
and all purposes CT tho toilet, these pure.
sweet. gentle emollients aro unrivaled.
Cutlcufa Soap t25el 70 Cleanse the skin. Cuticpra
Qintmeut tk0cl % Heal the SKIN and Cutcura
Hesolycpt fe0cl Ger IN The FORM Of Chocolate Coated
sold tflropfhout the work. Potter DRUG a Chem.
Corp SON Prpp1 1876 Columbus Ave, Boston. Mazs.
pett Guide % tho 4Eealaent Of skln and Scalp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
ONLY TWO CONTESTS
In Windham County Republican Con-
vention AZ Newfane.

Brattleboro, July 6.--At the Windham
county Republican convention at New
tame yesterday. there were but two con-
tests. A. Il. Thompson Of Bellows Fails,
The present high sheriff, defeated Chaun.
cey T. Knapp Of Brattleboro, and H. d.
RYDER Of Bellows Falls defeated j. G.
Martin Of Brookline for senator Edgar
II. Butler Of Jamaica won out for the
enatorship from the northern district on
ihe third ballot. r. p. Adams az Mari
boro was given the unanimous support
Of the convention. Frank Worthen o.
Halifax was given a denomination az
assistant Judge and f. I. Hastings Of
was named to succeed Judge
2. b. Pier Frank f. Barber Of Brattle.
boro was unanimously nominated for
states attorney and Judge A. F.
Sehwenk Of Brattlehoro and Zina II
Albee Of Rockingham were nominated
for probate judges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
BALL PLAYER SEEKS DEATH.
New York National Pitcher Jumps from
Window Of Hospital.

New York, July civilian A. Tor.
rey, a pitcner on the New York National
league baseball team, jumped from a
window Of Roosevelt hospital, where he
is patient, and fell on the roof Of the
engine house, about II feet below. He
was badly bruised, but Supt. Grimshaw
said that his injuries would not inter
fere with his recovery from typhoid
fever, from which he is suffering.
Torrey who was formerly member
of the Chicago club, was taken to Roose-
welt hospital Monday night. lie was
placed in a ward and was not strapped
down, as he appeared to be rational
just after nurae had given him cold
sponge bath yesterday, Torrey leaped
from his bed and vaulted through the
window.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
DENoUNcEs FOOTBALL.
President Jordon Of stanford Calls 1t
Sordid Game.

Boston, July 6.-Denouncing college
football as combination Of pure brutal
ity and pugilism, David Starr Jordon.
president Of Lelsnd-Stanford university,
led IN TIE discussion that followed the
report made yesterday by the commit
tee on moral education in public schools
to the National Education association
in convention here.
The game, he said, arouses the same
love of the sordid that focused the in
terest Of the country In "a ring away
out in far away NenadaP where q
black man and a white man were pound
ing each other Monday"
President Jordan favored the substi-
tuition Of the English game Of Rugby
At most of the Is departmental meet.
inqs Of the convention yesterday there
was at least one advocate of the I'M,
PRODUCTION Of industrial training and
agriculture III the secondary schools.
AT the meeting Of the general sessions
Of the association last night Presidents
James Y. Joyner delivered his annual ad-
dress
he was followed by Commissioner Of
Education Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
MURDERER is SHOT.
Beckart, Former German Chancellor, Has
Paid Death Penalty.

Santiago, Chile, July Witham
Beckart, former chancellor If the Ger
man legation, was shot here yesterday
for the murder Of Gillian messenger
Of the legation on February 5, 1909
Beckart embezzled funds Of the lega-
tion and attempted to cover up bis crime
BY making it appear that he had been
burned TO death He murdered the mes,
senger and left the body in the legation
building, at the same time disappearing
himself He was captured before he
could leave the country, and an examina-
ton 81 the body disclosed its identity.
The German government waived Beck.
arts diplomatic privileges and left the
ease to the CHILEAN courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
4 valuabIe BOok for women Free.

Any woman who possesses q volume
of Mrs. Pinkham's Text Book upon the
Ailments Peculiar Co Women has AZ
hand such information as may save her
serious Illness, OF, if she is i'll, il will give
her an intelligent understanding Of her
case and suggest cure This valuable
s0-page bound text book IS not an adj
vertising pamphlet and IS only obtain
able by mail OF at Mrs. Pinkham's lab
oTatory It viii be mailed IN plain en-
velope absolutely free to any women
who win write to the Lydia = Pinkham
Med. Co, Lynn, Mass asking for it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06

that he would bring Colonel Roosevelt
q report on conditions there.
The congressman IS on the other side
Of the fence from the secretary Of the
interior and won his place in the House
on a platform Of insurgency.
Representative Poindexter arrived on
the noon train and was driven to Saga
mors bin in Colonel Roosevelt's auto
mobile.
Are you going to have an important
talk on politics with the colonel he
was asked
4 don't know" lie replied, smiling
broadly, but 1 hope So
He said he was % return 70 New
York last night