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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Sealed bids VIII be rece..ed up to two
o'clock p m March 2znd, 1910, for a
four room addition to a frame school
house for the special school district
at Churchs Ferry, Ramsey county, North
p saa a1ee Fl se ass11dshss sa21
Ross architect, Grand Forks, N. D.
An bids EnuEt be addressed to Joseph
! Hanson clerk of the school board
Churchs Ferry, Ramsey county. North
/ Dakota. and must, be marked bid fol-
school house - !
r Each bid must be accompanied by .
certified check Of $4,000 as good fattE
surety bond for double the amount Oh
the contract price
| Check must be made to J. G. Jacob
son. president Of the school board
After the said bond is approved and &C
eepted by, the school board the checl
VIII be returned to the contractor.
Heating and ventilating bid must bs
rendered separately from the genera'
bid, &c must also be aecompanIed.by
1 furnish bond in same proportion as fl1y
general bid and contract -. -.
| The beard reserves the right TO re
ect any or all bids s$S H.
I Plans are on file with the clerk q.
Churchs Ferry, at the Builders Ex
fehange at Grand Forks, the Inter-OceaI
office, Devils Lake, N. d. and the ar
chiteets office. Grand FORKS, n, p
| Bowlder stone VIII cost about $40 PEI
cord delivered On the grounds Sand and
gravel will have to be hauled sabou
two, miles and viii; cost TWENTY-FIVE
cents per load at the pit
Dated at Churchs Ferry, N. d. THU
9Th day Of February, 1915. #
! Jos Hanson, Clerk. !!
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State OF ssozsn Dakota. cosnsy Of
JON Esahsrs psaaz..z:
John seh1ossE. denH1aszt
Notice ia Hereby Given. Thst By viz
the Of an 1seadoH and warrant az al
taehn,eet TO me directed and delivers
OF the c'aEs once of the secord fssa5-
essE airs:et eowt, STATE Of North DaRo-
Ia T. and for the county Of Rzrs=y,
q fazo! !s q 5oa f -. 1sasss I'D s as5
against JOHN Sehloeser. defendant ]
have levied On the following desxIbed
e. Fa. 95eesEE sf sz "a, 1870 - to
sigat {lss) q tie city OF Devils Lake
seeordisg to the plat thereo1
s. ee &c Of aa d. rs 3 70 e sseas =
execution 30 which reference Is above
5sas 'e dssss ssn'' ~ fs 7is 2soD sF
PgS vas levied upon ..
e ..tashRest duly 1@zasd on. ~' e.
l IN the above entitled cause on the 1str
last mentioned date said property va.
. es sssa q q s aseE z ss,e sss
matter To which said Judgment va,
rendered and IN which matter notice o
attashmsnt and ley was duly reeorde<
register OF deeds OF said Ramsey coun
| ty n. D.
/ And that I Hfsa1l On Saturday the 1stl
] day. OF March. a D. 1910, at the hou
/ OF two O'clock p m Of said day, a
city OF Devils Lake, In Ramsey count
and state Of North Dakota, PIG
and interest Of the above name
John SchIosssr. which he had In sal
premises On October 10, 1869. or sine
obtained tn. and to the above describe
property. to satisfy said Judgment an
costs amounting to Seventy-three tS73
Dollars and ninety-nine {9s3 cents. to
gether with $500 accrued costs and al
aecrutng costs Of sale, and fnteres
On the same from the 5th day of Febru
airy, 1910, at the rate of seven per cen
per annum, at public auction, to til
highest bidder for cash
| =. =. lss., 49,. ". n BeIford,s
| Sheriff OF Ramsey Co, n: D.
II Flynn G. sTrayn0r, ~ >. q -e~,7s
PTaintfTs Attorneys
H r. Dated Devils Lake n. D., Februas
II 7th, 1910
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NoYIcR 70 coHTRAcToB.

f. w II sAnderaop, attorney for mort
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
Ho4IcE or HEARIHG PETITION FOE
LICENRE 60 SELL REAL ESTATE

E03ICE or EEARLHG PExITXON FOE
L1cEM8E 60 SELL REAL ESTATE
State of North Dakota, County Of
IN County Court, before Hon John
In the matter OF the estate of John
J. Bell, deceased ~
Carr w Cleveland, Banding Fisher and
Howard Whipple, executors.
! AGAINST
Eva u Bell. Marion Bell, Lydia Bell and
! Lydia H Miller,
i The State of North Dakota to the above
| na;asa rssp 20 len and az persons
+ 5You are hereby notified that the petit
ton 81 Carr W. Cleveland Banding
FisI,Ar and Howard whipple, executors
J. Bell. deceased, late Of the city Of
ano state Of y. Dakota. deceased. has
ing tilat they De authorized, empowered
End directed to sell real estate belonging
20 said decedent's estate, described as
situated in the city Of Devils Lake,
fCounty of Ramsey and State of North
Dakota and known and described as fol-
hP.s sa Gs an os sises s7' s i
! ty-three fss3, lots twenty-one- eS1, and
i tS tNky-1OuE tZ4j II RlOck Eh1rty-4hEee
! one fz1, in block twenty-five fzs) Of the
| City of Devils Lake North Dakota, as
I shown upon the plat Of said city ON
file and Of record in the Office OF the
+! register OF deeds Of said Ramesy coun-
i ty. North Dakota - -
i That said petition will be heard by
this court ON the 14th day Of March,
4 2: 1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF that day. at the court rooms Of this
court, in the court house, in the: city
OF Devils Lake, county Of Ramsey and
Estate Of North Dakota = :
IL And yon and each of YOU are hereby
Il cited and required then and there to be
u and appear before this court and show
cause, Y any you have. why this petition
1 x Dated the sth. day Of February, A.
Il BY THE COURT Ees>... g..
| - ~ No.. ,.s-s John r. Henry,
III Judge of the County Court
b. Let the service of this citation be
made by publication thereof, for -four
II consecutive weeks In the Devils Lake
Intsr-Ocean, the fourth .pubIicationr to
OF March, 1916. and b. sdeH y ~ Of. .
copy thereof. to. Edgar IaRue special
guardian OF the e respondents Eva M.
bell Marion Bell and Lydia. Bell and
la further copy to each or the respond
entss ifIfhsy can be found within this
county ana state, such delivery TO be
asT g Lat, ten Gays PRIOR e the I4th
thereof shall be sufficient - rs .
ig5 Dated February q ..ssS5.z .,+.ss
ras,.: fszs,s. .,..fs-5.ss:s John p. Henry,
Burke. Aiddaugh q Guthbsrt, -. +
| Attorneys for Executors. F ss5
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Can II be that the reason the phya
clans are row advising cold nix treat.
naents In because We kave had toe
nnch BOT cir rrearmeaf7
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Lar nasl - s mon
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25
Wansed IL Convenient.

Il Wanted IL convenisnt.
:: '7n what style win you have your
beard trImmed?' asked the polite bar
her of woodsman who had Just Ne
turned from a lumber camp.
- .tBegorra. OH be afther hovfn 10
.eut In tn shtoyle, besht adapted to-
atm az soup" replied Mike.-Judge's
Library go 1&SS$z* ~ ~ g. S$5ss5S
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~ y .s-Na.t5
Cautious
- -

SIS the editor Eng- asked tie poet ~
HE ia said the ohce boy. Step
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"a. IL ~ ~. 80 " $40
MoEzszAEE EaEsE-

Il Noszse Is Esrghg gtysa that that cs--
tain mortgage e1ecztsa md dsEEva-sd hg
49, - s So st. L 80 49, 49,
dated the 2syI day OF AysyfE. A. d. 1909
and aSaS for record IN fase 1ssssHcs OF the
gsgtsssr Of Dssss e tie ssganty ct
the 18th dag OF ApgiE- A. D 1sas ut s:4S
oHs2oeE q L. and Eee0sfsE IN BoQE &c
Of Mortgages. at page ss9 snd assigned
Graffng to Ezsss X Powell iarsa rse
18TH Gay OF February A 1sIE, and
6Esd fer record IN said Of5cenE the
Register OF Deeds OF said Rzrasey COVE
u On the lsth day Of RshEuarr 1895
at S-39 O'Clock p m and ree0T5sd N
Bo0G Is Of Mortgages On page 4mE. VIII
Be fcEecso9ed By q sale OF THE pgERiss IA
at tie fr1t door Of tie Goart Hozsg m
the city q Devils Lake. IN the eeuzaty
OF Ramsey and state OF North Dakota
at the hozr OF 2 o'esoek pIa-oa TIE
amount due upon said nortgags q
the day af sale $ss$;Sz fFfS,,aae5.,s5
me prsmEses described ia safd rrao- :
Rgs and Ehiss I'm g sola e sssts s.
ustsd In tie county OF Ramssy and state
Of North Dakota. and described rs fol-
lows toEit: Lots sgEsa Cd, eight ssl
nd s s1e IL t1ss5 q Re ETY. q
Plat Of said city On he ana az srseo-d
b ths once OF the Rsg5stsr Of Deeds
Default having been made s. In tie
terms and conditions of said mortgage
By the failure OF the naoEtgasor DO pay
s1s aaa 5G1s 4. e 49, 50 and e tss
due June =, 1893 and for S7a-0a doe
May 2Srd. 1853 the sssagnee OF said
mortgage therefore elects to declare
peTebfe arsd saEee VIM tfsEsfnxn be aus
CO sch mortgage at the EAfE OF sale
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The Refnek cl,eerfr,I

- The Retost Cheerful.
Your methods" z said the indignant
Official. were simply highway rob,
berry" - ~ I: :ss=. BEL 1s3 Y Ez,,s'
. again you wrong me. y answered
the sugar importer; They were low
weigh robbery. ID Detroit Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-25

Beezuse Ssso Was q WoEsaas
.7f IS the only way" ~
sWhat BT
G8Sfnes
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Notice is Eerby Given, That that Ger
tain mortgage exse1ted ana delivered By
Mary d. Judd, and Frank s; Judd. mort
gagorE,. to CLARK w. Kelley marriages,
dated the LIST day OF November, 1903, and
ter Of deeds OF the county -of Ramsey.
and state of North Dakota ON the .2znd
day OF November, 1904. and recorded In
book 81, OF mortgage. at page 30. VIII
IN such mortgage and hersnafser describ-
ed, at the front door OF the eouEt house,
In the city OF Devils Lake in the county
OF Ramsey. and state OF North Dakota,
& th s1 ho q S e Sas ISIS 10 ns the the
amount due upon said mortgage On the
The premises described in such mort
gage and which VIII be sold 20 satisfy
70. Il and Il IN block 81. IN the city Of
| There beang:a supulationgin said mort
gage that If the taxes are NOT paid when
whole SUM secured thersbys due and de-
fault having been made in the payment
of interest due Eoyefnbers 1sts 1893. and
mortgagors having failed to pay the
permitted them to go to sale the under
signed mortgage has elected to declare
and does hereby declare the whole
amount secured by said mortgage due
at the day Of sale the sum OF si1 Rui:
dred and nineteen dollars, ineIudins
amount paid to redeem said premises
from tax sale, besides costs and expenses
OF sale and attorneys fees allowed By
Dated Devils Lake. n D., January IL
Il ss.. .. < Clark y; 4KsaIsy:
Nv u Andersen, attorney forE mort
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liukt Ex1uHats.

LSHfst k.&TuHs5YA
taking any physical culture nows
Just light exercise"
%Of what nafuFeT
sTurrfng On the electric light
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The Question
NarQinR.

NarainH. 81 : q.
ri understand be has quit drinking :
~Fe; he has seen a great light Z
"a great iightT .A"77 .s: r.
aHfs nose IN the looking giaszS 81
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The Jungle OF Africa
AS Roosevelt Saw III

herds or wild animals, the camp, the train
of savage bearers and porters, and the
acc,udel haunts of the startled crocodile
are given us by life motion pictures taken
actually there and then. ~
An Englishman, Cherry Kearton, col
lecfing life motion pictures of the van
isI.ing wild animal life of the Jungle, met
Colonel Roosevelts hunting party in the
htsrt Of Africa and thus secured what
are pronounced the most sensational and
wonderful motion pictures those of us
who must stay at home have ever seen.
Roosevelt is seen on the march, IN camp.
hnnring and among the wild chieftains
and their savage nords. Always we see
him the master American--on the march.
in the camp, in the field or among the
savage chiefs, as now among the Sow
ereiens Of the nations of Europe. Ono
Roosevelt, one master man, one Amer
lean.
The Importance of such wonderful NOV
ing pictures to us men. women and our
children of America that the unscrupulous
at opce make false and take picture
of Roosevelt in Africa. They have been
seen and condemned as a fraud, The orig
inal motion pictures of Roosevelt In Africa
will be shown at the Bonita theatre,
Third avenue, on Monday and Tuesday,
April 25 and 26, and owing to great ex-
ira cost of the 1000 feet of film the price
Is announced as 10 cents on those two
days, but such pictures of such educai
tional tnd timely interest are well wop(
tile price, ISL So frrf <AKH
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ADMISSION VOTERS
HEAR COL. MALLORY

Admission, April 2S.-(Special. u Despite
the cold wave which arrived this after
noon, Col H. s. d. Mallory was greeted
by a crowd of two or three hundred
voters at the Calhoun county courthouse
here this evening He was introduced by
Ross Blackmon and his address was along
the lines followed at other places during
the campaign
The address was in the nature of a lit
tic homily on constitutional government
and the responsibility of the individual
citizen In carrying on this government
The speaker discussed all the issues in
the campaign. Referring to statewide
prohibition, he said: Don't murder it in
its swaddling clothes; nurture it and
give 1t fair trial" and in reference to
the recent proposed amendment he said:
You can't afford to fight battle on dead
issues. You should select your governor
in the light of his stand on the living
questions"
He dwelt at length on his democratic
record. and only once did he mention his
opponent by name. He was given close
attention and his address was we'll re.
eeiVed
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Che faraway parts of the world have
ever held for all of us strong fascin-
alton since the wonderful tales of travel
and adventure of Marco Polo. Even now
we find ourselves scanning the morning
paucr as we have since Roosevelt
killed his first lion in Africa, for news
of his latest adventure The encounters
wi, n wild beasts and his successful shots
wsre read with a thrill of pride by each
OF US.
Each of us felt more or less of desire
To leave our office or shop and go IN
any capacity If only we, too, could De
witness to the incidents. of that greatest
of the worlds hunting expeditions.
nc see and mingle with the savases
whose country still abounds win Tue
htasts that we know only III their cap
ti,tty in the largest of our zoos. 10 APP
proud II cautiously the wild nerds OF zeora'
fnitLectes, giraffes and the hauh's VI 'ne
crne odilc and hippopotami.
The call of the wild still possesses eaen
OF US ami men, as we have grown 10 De-
VIC rcaize that civilization Is rapidly TAX
iar away our last hopes to see the wiids
as our fancies picture them.
Many Of us will live to see the world
without O. wild and our children and
theirs will know of It only as legend.
Saved to us and .them, however, are
| climpses here and there of it's most in
| tercsting and natural phases by the
genius OF our day.
,aoosevelt's adventures, the sight Of
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S3.430,0
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
REEITNDING R0NDS

Dated July l. 1910 payable July l, 1880,
without prior option. Interest pereentum
Ter aanum, payable sem-annually, jan
ualy and July l. Both principal and
interest payable at National Park bank,
New York city. The undersigned, state
treasurer, will receive sealed bids at his
office, Raleigh, n. c., for said bonds until
II c'clcck, m, May IS, 1910. The legality
of said bonds has been approved by Hub
bard & Masslich of New York, whose
opinion will be furnished without cost to
the purchaser. Printed circulars giving
full information and blank forms on which
all ODDS must be made will be furnished
on application to the undersigned or to
said Hubbard & Masslich.
B. R. LACY, State Treasurer.
4-24-3t-su
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REALTY TRANSFER
INVOLVES $4,000

The transfer of 1903 acres of land IN
vo,vins the price of $1,000, was the big
item of the realty market yesterday The
u, oper,y in question adjoins the Corey
subdivision, and will be known as corey
Highlands. 1t will be divided into town
lots ana the sale of them started within
a short while.
This property is said to be beautifully
located and will be close to two car lines,
the North Bessemer line and the new
Ccrcy line, in course of construction. f.
q. Fonviile has negotiated the deals for 1t
and with w. G. Oliver, ]. K. Warren, Ed
ward Warren and associates will develop
II as the Corey Highlands Land COM
pany
The property will be known as the Rut-
ledge Springs property and engineers Will
start u work upon it Monday morning
Dividing it into lots.
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John f. Harrington

To the Voters of Greater Birmingham
On last Thursday night the Young
Mems Good Government club, by an
oversight, failed to indorse John +.
Harrington for street commissioner.
Mr.. Harrington served the people OF
this CITY as alderman for many years.
and he has never failed or refused to
obey the wishes of his constituents.
He has always, both in public and
private life, fulfilled faithfully, honest
~ and Loyalty every obligation rest
ing upon a good citizen-always recog-
nizing that the interests of the peo-
pie were paramount to those of his
individual benefit.
If the good people of Greater Biz
mingham will honor him by making
him their street commissioner he will
as he has done in the past, always en-
deavor to meet their wishes and Ia
Dor for heir best interests. 80
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TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

70 THE PUBLIC-1611 9Th avenue is
now open for boarders. This place is
near enough for all business, yet
right in the heart of one of the
!city's oldest home sections. | have
II elegant rooms; electric lights, law
atorios, baths and toilets. spacious
halls, broad verandas, overlooking
the beautiful West End park, the
ideal location for a summer home. "
The milk butter, poultry. eggs and
vegetables to be furnished this table
will be our own production and viii
not be served in any "scanty" guam
titles. Mrs. I. NJ. Cobb.
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Railway Clerks End Meeting

New Orleans, April 20 The Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks closed their annual
convention in this city today. The prin-
cipal business before to-day's session was
that of the proposed change of national
headquarters from Kansas City to Mem
phis. The matter was finally left to the
members to decide Every member of the
organization in the country will be re-
quested to send his vote by mail. C. E,
Meyers of Toledo, Ohio, was selected as
the national delegate to the next meeting
of the American Federation of Labor.
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Theo PAUL. SUCCESSFUL Bidder

Theo PAUL, the we'll known contractor,
has secured the contract to erect two
story pressed brick veneer residence,
Eleventh avenue and Fifteenth street,
south. for DR.. Il. M. Robinson, to cost
$4,000, to have oak floors and finished
first class in every respect,
Theo. Paul has erected some of the
best buildings in this district, the st.
Vincent's hospital, the Athletic club, three
school buildings, Massey Terrace Court
building and several other business
houses. Mr. PAUL has had IS years prac-
teal experience in the building line and
las the reputation Of giving you the very
osst for the money.
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.Uncle, zack Romine Die.

Florei,ce, April 23.-(SpeciaI. )-"UncIe'
Jack Romine, aged 50 years, died yester-
day at his home near Re. ;ersville. East
Lauderdale, from maladies due to old age.
Uncle Zack was a very original character
ard was known all over this section
through his contributions to the local
pIess. He was one of the earliest set
tlars in Lauderdale county.
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why don't they take off their garments
of mourning and join us in our Juoilatien?
The only way to keep it dead Is not 10
put the state in the hands of the man
who gave 1t birth. Great COO Oh Hosts'
he with us vet. lest we forget, lest we
FORGET :,
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the cause of education, not only here in
Jefferson county, but throughout Ala
hama. -
In the achievement of his ambition to
be the sheriff of this imperial county,
Walter X McAdory owes more to the
influence of the public life of usefulness,
of sympathy and of courage and fidelity
lived for more than 80 years by his -older
brother, Prof l. w. McAdory, than to
any and all others; this, coupled with
his own reputation for courtesy capa-
bility and his personal popularity.
OF the sturdy stock of the pioneers OF
Jones valley, who hewed and huilded be-
fore him, and following In their guiding
footsteps, Professor McAdory has, by his
walk and his works added honors to his
ancestral honors."
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Account General Conference
M. +. Church, Asheville, N. g.,
the Southern Railway has au-
thorized rate Of $11.65 via At
lanta.
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aThe Holy City. In Presented

Florence, April 2s.-(special)-From an
artistic and educational standpoint ''The
Holy City," by Gaul, presented last
evening at the State Normal college was
eminently successful. large crowd
brayed the threatening storm and the
chapel was well filled. There were 70 peo-
pie composing the chorus and orchestra
and under the leadership OF Miss Eva
Bennett they were thoroughly trained.
The soloists we're Mrs. Edward ONeal
soprano; Miss Cleta Mooers, mezzo So
nrano: Mrs. ]. B. Bales, contralto; s.
w. Frierson, tenor; J. Fred Johnson
II. bass.
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Southern Railway through
Atlanta, over two hours the
quickest time to Washington
and New York. ll. II
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A. B. Cordell and family wish to ex-
press their gratitude and appreciation to
their friends for the kindness and atten-
ton shown on account of the recent be-
reayement In the loss of mother.
A. B. CORDELL.
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If you never liked Ginger
Ale, try MIGRANTS. It's 50
different.
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Plato taught grammar and philosophy
to the Greeks. Professor McAdory has for
80 years been identified with the life Of
Jefferson county in untiring effort to lift
it's average of intelligence to the plane OF
the most favored srot in this great coun-
try of ours. AS teacher and superin-
tendon of the public school sy stem his in
ftuence has been potent and steady to-
ward the educational uplift of this county
favored by natures God-the richest acres
al, in all in this state, noted for its diver
sity OF products and soil.
Not alone in the schoolhouse and as the
master spirit OF the school system of this
county Is Professor McAdory known by
his works, but In legislative halls, where
lie shaped enactments that have advanced