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Waen the chest feels on FIRE ane the.
throat burns you have indigestion and
you need SIMMONS RED q LIVER.
REGULATOR to get rid of the diges-
ted food, strengthens the system and
purites the bowels. Price. large pac-y
kage' sl.OO; small size, 25c. Sold By
all druggists.
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NOTICE.
RGIA-CcWETA COUNTY.

G602GIA-CCWET4 COUNTY.
n tHe Superior cou-t Of SAID county,
To whon i nay concern: The
Azz-lo21 lie & TZber COMPANY. :
corporation o. ne STATE o. Georgia
VIII is principal o45oe AID place 0:
bzS-zsss q Brunswick. Ca having
Lied their petition 4 the Superior
Co1-1 c. CoEetz County, Georgia, as
@oFEded Il The Acts OF Legislature
1E1@, Page rs. asking the court 10
establish Z copy u certificate for i've
shares q TIC capital stock Of the
Newman Cotton Mills, z corporation
Of the S121s Of Georgia, with princi-
PAL 041ce Il Norman, Ga. which said
certificate il = alleged Is lost and de-
s-royed, and the following being a
description O. the copy OF saiG Ger
I5czte sought 70 be established, TO-
Wit:
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CAKES, PIES and ROLLS. and every
thlng made in strictly frst-csass
bakery. Phone 374. FABER's TWc-
STEAM BAKERIES, 1880 ans 161
Newcastle street
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NOTICE.

Tax executions for the year 191
have been placed in my hands and
this is to notify the public that all
Of them unpaid by April l viii be ad
yer.ised during the month of April.
W. II. BERRIE,
Sheriff Glynn County, Ga.
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Smoke ELEGANTES, the Cigar o.
Fashion
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The freshest ana crispest of vege-
tables. DEVOE, Phone 109.
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WONDER POWDER WILL RE-
MOVE SPOTS FROM CORDUROY.
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WONDER POWDER MAKES. SILL
YER SHINE.
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Fesh Country Eggs, 25c per dozen
Wright G. Gowen Co.
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Try DEVICES MAPLE sYR1rP and
PANCAKE FLOUR. Phone 100.
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INCORPORATED 1855,
Newman Cotton Mills, Newman,

Ii
Newman Cotton Mills, Newman. Ga.
This is 10 certify that John i.
White is the proprietor Of FIVE I'D
Shares Of One Hundred Dollars each
IN the capital stock OF the Newman
Cotton Mills. fully paid, transferable
only or the books Of the COMPANY j.
accordance with its rules, on the
render Of this certificate.
Witness the seal of
ana the signature C IT. R.ss;z I'm pans az,
Secretary. this - sss PRESIDENT ana
- March 9th, 1909.
p II COLE, sr, President.
~ &. MURPHEY, Sect & Treas.
On the back OF said certificate ap-
Pears the following, to-wit;
For VaEle received / have bargain
ed, sold, assigned and transferred and
by these presents do bargain, sell,
assign and transfer unto American
Tie & Timber company the capital
stock named II the within certificate,
and l do hereby constitute and ap-
point the American TIE & Timber
Co. NY troe and lawful attorney ire
voca5le for NE and in my name and
stead, but --- use, to sell, assign,
transfer and set over all or any part
Of The said stock and for that puf
pose to make and execute all neces-
sary acts OF assignment and trans
fer, and one or more persons TO sub
stitute with like full power.
John NJ. White.
Signed and acknowledged in pres
ence of
The said American Tie & Timber
company claims to be The sole own
ers Of the said certificate issued By
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The said American Tie & Timber
company claims to be The sole own
ers Of the said certificate issued By
the said Newman Cotton Mills.
Now, the premises considered, it is
ordered by the court that this cita-
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John NJ. White.
Signed and acknowledged in pres
ence of
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

Mr.. Quick of Fargo called yesterday
on R. V. Bice.
NJ. Jurgenson is in the city today
from Hamar.
II. Mikkelson is in today from Wet
ster.
D. B. Bates came over yesterday
from Larimore.
S. L. Rubin has returned from his
protracted visit to Hot Springs, Ark,
where he has been taking treatment,
and returned much improved in health.
N. o. Peterson Of Fargo is bust
ness caller in the city today.
G. Mckinney of Fargo is visiting
with friends today in Devils Lake.
Chas. G. Sturtevant, a representative
of the 500 railroad, is in the city today.
H. J. Ketter Of Newville is among
th.. out of twn visitors today.
r. d. Pearson Of Starkweashnr is
visiting friends today in this locality.
Grover Garske came in last night
from Garske and is spending the day
in the city.
A. J. McLarty returned this morning
to his home at Starkweather after a
short business stay here.
Miss Evelyn Raglan Of Webster ar
rived in the city last night for few
days. visit with friends.
B. H. Mowers of Minot arrived in
the city last night for short business
trip. He returned home this afternoon.
DR.. Verret returned yesterday to his
home at Rolla after spending part OF
two days in this city on business.
William Reid, who was operated on
some time ago at the General hospital
is improving rapidly and it is thought
he will be able to return to his home.
either tomorrow or the day after.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Toomey OF Ed
more arrived in the city last night for
visit with friends and left th: morn
| ing for Grand Forks for further out.
ing before returning to Their lone.
Louis Lorenz Of the firm Of Rognas
s. Lorenz of Rolla, returned to his home
Yesterday after weeks visit to the
| twin cities, where he disposed Of car
load of potatoes at fancy price.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Burgess of Web
ster arrived in the city last night on
the day here looking after business in
terests and doing their spring sho,
ping.
Il. j. Clifford of St. John, cashier of
.--e Rollette County State Bank Of that
city, passed through here yesterday on
his way home after two weeks VISIT
with relatives in Minnesota and trip
| to the twin cities.
The new confectionery store of 9. j.
B. Turner ION Kelly avenue seems to
have found place in the hearts of the
children as they have already made the
business of the new location popular.
1t is handy stopping place.
DR.. McGurren was called to Crazy
Monday night.
j. T. How of Willow City is in the
city today on business.
Mrs. stoesser of Penn is in the city
today visiting with friends.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
SUNDAY WILL MOE
APPEAR IN FARGO

Billy Sunday will not appear in a
g,eat reviva, N Fargo.
Pc advised his representatives in
that city that he did no care to hold
his meetings in a place where he would
have to meet opposition.
A sigh of relief is said to have emit
ted from the Gate city when it was
learned that the ex-base-ball player
had decided not to make Fargo a visit.
Sundays action is said to have come
as result of sermon preached by
DR.. Beard Of the First Congregational
church Sunday morning, in which he
declared in no uncertain manner that
he was opposed to Sundays proposed
revival.
Eight Fargo ministers have backed
up DIR. Beard g sermon in a signed
statement which was wired to Sunday
this afternoon.
A short time after the message had
been sent to the evangelist word came
that he had given up his Fargo en-
gagement.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

his efficient work having spoken for. it.
self this first year, and the board was
unanimous in his reelection at the
head of the public schools
For several months past the school
board has been renting two rooms on
the west side for a school building and
the increasing attendance There. has
made it necessary for them Ito either
rent another room of some kind or
make arrangements for a new building,
as the present means Of accommodation
are much too small for the occupancy
by so many children.
The building on East Fourth street,
formerly used for a Norwegian col
lege is available, and the directors
thought it best to purchase the build
ing if the proper price could be OBJ
tanned upon it. This could very easily
be moved to some good location and
would answer the purpose in good
shape for a number Of years to come.
In so doing the school board have acted
wisely and will receive the sanction Of
the voters.
j. q. Adams was elected by the
school board last night to fill the va
cancy made by the resignation Of Fred
Baker. He is we'll qualified to act in
the capacity and will make a valuable
addition to the present board.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
CLYDE SPERRY IS CHANGED WITH
MANSLAUGHTER- WILL
BE PROBED AGAIN.

Fargo, N. D., March 13.-Yesterday
morning in the Cass county district
courtroom Judge Charles A. Pollock
opened the case Of the state against
Clyde Sperry, who is charged with man
slaughter in the first degree. It is al,
legged he was implicated in the death OF
Kenneth Mckenzie, a youth living
with his parents at Aneta in the month
of October, 1909.
Thirty-tive jurors answered to the
summons of the sheriff and all re-
ported this morning( and at 9:30 the
transferred case from Nelson county
was opened here. Many curious were
present at the opening and it is anti
cipated that many more will fill the
large court chamber to hear the testi-
mony.
Judge Pollock opened the case by
giving a short but convincing )ec-
ture to the talesmen Following this,
Ralph Thompson of Hunter, the first
juror called, was passed upon by both
the defense and the state and was then
sworn in as the first juror to hear this
action. ]. G. Brown Of Walberg and
Nick Breyer of Fargo were the Sec
ond and third men to sit in the panel.
The attorneys are using different
"quizzing" system on the purors than
usual. Instead of the many jurors sit
ting behind the courtroom railing and
getting the benefit Of the information
of the attorney and juror before be-
ing questioned, they are now excused
from the courtroom until their name
is called by the clerk Of court.
It is anticipated the jury panel will
be complete when court adjourns to-
night and everything will be in reali-
ness to start the testimony tomorrow
morning.
Simon Mckenzie of Aneta, father of
the deceased boy, is an attentive listen
er to the proceedings. Clyde spezry
the accused and his father, occupy
two seats inside the court circle.
This is thecas where young Nc
Kenzie was badly burned while del;v.
ering meat for his father at lat,
hour at Aneta, and later died in Far
go hospital. There were two stories
at the time Of the tragedy. One was
that young Mckenzie stumbled and
spilled oil from a lantern he was car
rying, over his clothing and the cloth
ing caught fire.
The other story was that two men
caught the lad, poured oil from the
lantern over him and set it on fire. An
alleged confession, said to have been
made by young Sperry in which he i'm
plicated another man, resulted in the
trial Of the other man on the charge
Of manslaughter and this other man
was freed, Sperry denying the confes.
sion at the trial. It is on this alleged
confession that he is now being tried
States Atty. S. G. Skulason Of La.
kota and Andrew Miller attorney gen.
eral Of the state, of Bismarck, rep.
resent the state and Atty. Tracy Bangs
and Atty. Arthur Netcher of Grand
Forks and George Kelly Of Lakota ap,
pear for the defense.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
BEEN TRANSFERRED TO THE
BUTTE DIVISION.

A new superintendent for the Grand
Forks division was made known today
when members of the railroad force in
this city learned that Superintendent
2. G. Allen had received a change in
his location and will in the future have
charge of the Butte division for the
Great Northern railway. The former
master mechanic, Z. E. Mclaughlin IT
the south division will be elevated to
the position vacated by Mr.. Allen and
will move to Grand Forks and take
charge of the work at once.
Conductor Wynn, W.T." was so s"ri-
eu,]y injured when the fast mail rain
vas wrecked this win ar. has s.:iIicint,
Is recovered to take run again and
has chosen tie branei: out Of York,
which runs as far as Dunseith. Mr..
Wynn, in accepting the branch, has a
rl,r which allows him 10 NC at home
every night and is only away for his
dinAers. Owing to the facr 'nat e
experienced such severe ;olt in the
week it is no wonder that he cares
No more for fast riding.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Ed Smith started work at the shops
yesterday. He is from St. Paul.
j. T. How is in the city today from
Willow City.
B. A. Reiter and c. H. Daley of era
~ were in the city over night.
VIM. Collins is a Bottineau visitor in
the city today.
S. Meisel of Garske is in town today
transacting business.
B. o. Allen of st. Paul is attending
to business here today with local mer-
chants. Wv.
John Lollis of Warwick arrived yes.
terday afternoon for a few hours bust.
ness stay. He returned today.
Gotfred Peterson of Garske is one of
the Ramsey county visitors at the coun
ty seat.
T. A. Martin and wife of Portland,
arrived in the city last night and will
spend few weeks visiting over the
county.
Chas. L. Anderson returned this
morning to his home at Larimore after
spending the night in the city. He met
with business men here yesterday.
NJ. A. Tenney, the insurance man,
left this morning for Cray, where he
will spend the day in an attempt to in
terest prospective buyers.
James Keegan, the genial proprietor
Of the Rock Lake hosiery, is in the
city today attending to business mat
tiers.
Gust THORNLEY, of Churchs Ferry ar
rived yesterday for days visit and
is transacting business here today.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
SCHOOL BOARD NEGOTIATES
WITH OWNERS FOR PURCHASE
OF OLD COLLEGE BUILDING.

At the melting of the school board
last night much important business was
transacted, such as hiring the teachers
for the coming year, electing a director
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of one of it's members and D
plan inaugurated to buy the old Nor
wegian college building which is To-
Gated on East Fourth street.
While nothing definite was given out
regarding the election of teachers it il
known that there are some changes to
be made in the staff during the coming
year. Superintendent Barnell is to be
retained at the head of the schools,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15


Fessenden, N. d., March 13-Henry
J. Allen, the Kansas editor, spoke to a
large crowd here last night. He lealt
plainly with the North Dakota situa;
ton as between Colonel Roosevelt and
Senator LaFollette. Among other
things he said:
ttThe interests Of the progressive
movement are at stake. This is no 10.
cal contest to determine who is in the
political blue book of North Dakota;
it is contest to decide whether Roose-
welt, who the progressives of the ma
ton have selected as the national stan
dard bearer, shall have the support Of
North Dakota, we'll recognized pro-
gressive state, or whether you shall let
the word go out next Tuesday that Col
onel Roosevelt positive strength has
been weakened by the loss of North
Dakota.
'Every Taft manager in Washing
ton and everywhere else is hoping that
Senator LaFollette will carry North
Dakota. They know Taft cannot. kv-
cry Democratic leader in the nation is
hoping the same thing. Why? Be
cause it weakens Roosevelt. They
know that Senator LaFollette is not
an issue in this contest. If he were all
issue they would not wish him to car
ry North Dakota. Mr.. Bryan would
not be endorsing him. These Demo
cratic leaders want LaFollette 20 win
because it will help Taft's strength
if Roosevelt loses North Dakota
"The Democrats want Taft to bect
Roosevelt at Chicago because they he
lieve they can beat Taft in November
and they know they cannot beat Roose-
welt in November
Mr.. Allen paid Senator LaFollette a
high personal compliment and said:
eff Senator LaFollette were as
strong in the nation as Colonel Roose-
welt is, I would be glad to support him.
because he stands for the progressive
policies, and is clean man. But
Roosevelt is the choice of the progress
sives the nation over. He can defeat
President Taft at the Chicago conven.
ton and Senator LaFollette cannot.
The fight is for the victory of the pro-
gressive principles and if North DaEo.
ia is for these principles the most eff
fective thing she can do next Tuesday
is to send a delegation that will ne on
the Roosevelt firing line from the very
moment the convention opens; not a
delegation that will be holding back
and playing into the hands of the Taft
managers in the hope that maybe SEN
ator LaFollette might Ian! the nomina-
ton on the second rebound. -
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
TWAIN'S WIT AND
BLAINE'S ELOQUENCE

H. j. Allen, who is touring the state
in the interests of Theodore Roosevelt
and who will speak in Devils Lake Sat
urday night, is one of the greatest pub
lie characters of Kansas. He was the
original progressive of that state and
came into national prominence when he
managed the campaign that elected
Senator Bristow to the senate. lie is
editor of the Wichita Peacon, and his
editorial brilliancy has made tia. pa
per the greatest in circulation in the
state. He is an orator with pleasing
personality, flow of well chosen
words and a logic that is clear cut and
convincing. His addresses produce a
happy m1ngling of laughter and tears.
AS a humorist he is as huh3liny as
Mark Twain and as an orator he has
been compared to Blaine
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
home: TIE young lady4hsssbesn visit:
ing with friends there lfor the past

winter. ~. W 1i3@ ,xs@srso. ~
r. Mis- Peter Kjelbertssdon,S i: returned to
her home ct, Deep yesterday after q
.several~weeks' visit at the homo Of
her son Carl, near this city, g '-.1.
That st. Patfick's Day dance is a
thing of interest to the public and is
being .'looked forward to with, much
anxiety as a big event. -: =;
Carl Olson and Jack McCanna came
down this afternoon from Cando, fur a
short business trip. Mr.. Olson is in
charge Of the big store during his faith.
er's absence.
A. F. Bacon Of Minot came down yes
terday afternoon and spent the night
here, returning this morning. Mr.. Ba-
con is manager of the jacobson opera
house at Minot and was comforting
with Messrs. Foster and Stuart Of this
city regarding the combined booking Of
some good shows for next season. He
also wished to witness the, production
of the oman on the Box'' as he has
the show booked for Minot in the near
future. t:.nss ID, o.
The Elks are planning on an extra
ordinary session next Saturday evening
when over twenty will be added to the
herd. A exceptional program has
been arranged, including seevral Orphe-
UNI vaudeville acts, engaged especially
for the occasion. The meeting will be
attended by District Deputy Brauer
and will be one of the largest sessions
held in Devils Lake since. the institu-
ton of the lodge. i.
A. w. Tracy, the man who sold so
many of the school directors set Of
encyclopedias last summer, is just max
ing delivery of the books this week.
The set at the Office of the county sup
erintendent show the best of quality
and the editions are excellent.
| Miss Lucille Haig and Petra Rumstad
of starkweather are visiting with rel
atives here for few days. Miss Haig
is stopping at the home of County Sup.
erintendent Haig and Miss Rumstad is
visiting her sister, the bookkeeper at
the light plant.
Hon. H. j. Allen Of Kansas is the
speaker who will appear in Devils Lake
next Saturday evening in the interest
Of the candidacy Of Theodore Roosevelt
for President of the United States
Mr.. Allen, who is noted throughout the
country for his work on HWhaG
the matter with Kansas7" is speaker
of no mean ability and is one of the
most prominent men in the state.
Mr.. Allen has been called tht
"Blaine Of Kansas" because of MS
matchless ability to present a politica
issue in the manner that pleases til:
listener and convinces his judgment.
Seattle, Wash, March 1.-THE stat
Socialist convention was thrown int
a tumult yesterday by Delegate 0. G
Feneston, who moved that the conven
ton adjourn until the American fla!
had been procured and displayed. Thu
motion was received with boots ant
jeers. ,.
The Charles theatre has q new. film
for tonight entitled "a Blottet
Brandt Besides this new feature
will be given the good old standbys
Mutt and jeff, in good comedy. I
special lecture will be given tonigh
and there should be large crowd GU
to see this feature show.
The Altar Society of the Catholi
church will! be entertained in the par
lors of the church next Thursday al
ternoon by Mesdames W. P. O'Brien
q. R. Lasham and Peter Kersten.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
OWNERS HAVE INDICATED PR.
VATELY THAT THEY ARE IN
FAVOR OF RAISING THE WAGES
" AND MAKE THE PUBLIC PAY
THE DIFFERENCE.

New York, N. Y, March 13.-Hinged
on the outcome today Of the conference
between the mine workers and owners
OF the great hard coal mines of Penn
sylvania, is peace or war, meaning a
tie-up of the mines, probably for sew
eral months. Both sides are hoping to
reach an ultimate adjustment of the
difficulty before the end Of the con-
ference. Owners have indicated pri-
vately that they were in favor of rails
ing the wage scale, making the public
pay the difference.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

Nicholas Rotherkrr was stricken
with stroke of para. w':.. at FOL
la few days ago and after ',o,n!.
hro.'gh home has been fined u his
bed. He was stopping at hotn! o"A
got up fl tho supper table
to go to his room, he :oNud he ctutl
not use his lower jili Is He was malt:
to feel as eas.r p, possible and was
brought home the next day. He is III.
',.l' A..G II ~ - Eh n rl!:'."Ni
will merely be temporary.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

If LaFollette was a stronger condi
date in the nation than Roosevelt, why
have so many prominent progressive>
quit him to work for Roosevelt9 Are
they honest and sincere in their ac
tions, or do you charge them with IL
terror or corrupt motives7 IF they
are honest in their change, did they
not make it because they realized that
continuing to support LaFollette mean
Taft's nomination. If they changed
for Interior motives, why have they
been so long recognized as disciples Of
a leader who claims to stand for po
litical honestly
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

If the ten votes Of North Dakota
will nominate either Taft or Roosevelt
on the first ballot at Chicago, which
one do you favor giving theme Or do
you want them cast for LaFollette?
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
A LA TOILETTE CATECHIsM.

(The following questions are earnest
ly submitted to the voter who expects
to support LaFollette, not for public
discussion, but for his honest medita-
tion and his judgment after he has dis
cussed the matter with himself.)
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

The Democrats know that Senator
LaFollette is not an issue in this con-
test. If he were an issue they would
not wish him to carry North Dakota
and Mr.. Bryan would not be endorsing
him. These Democrats want LaFollet-
tie to win because it will help Taft S
strength if Roosevelt loses North Da-
kota.
Roosevelt can beat Taft at Chicago
and LaFollette cannot.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

The Democrats want Taft to beat
Roosevelt at Chicago because they be-
iieve they can beat Taft in November
and they know they cannot beat Roose-
welt in November.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
Excerpts From Aliens Speech.

Every Taft manager in Washington
and elsewhere is hoping that LaFollette
will carry North Dakota.