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xor1cz or zxrnA-zoz or 4nn
or REDE1uIIoH.

o. ~ 1888 .EsG tEIIatLEA o. .
To NORMAN NELSON, the person in
whose name the property hereinafter de-
scribedf Isl assessed. aind to the owner
thereof; and ito the5 occupant Of said
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in
Ramsey County, North Dakota, Sto-Wit:
Lots IS and 19, Block 81, Orr's Addition
to the City Of Devils Lake, North Dak0-
ta, was on the 10th adayasof December,
1912 sold for delinqus1f taxes for the
1911 as provided bylaw. and cers
ttficate OF said sale issued to the .pur-
chaser thereof. that said real estate was
SOLD at said sale forsthessum OF Twenty
and. $500 yl2O.87) Dollars, and that the
time for the redemption from such sale
will expire ninety (90a. days from and
after the completed service of this mo-
You are further notified that the
AMOUNT required to redeem said real es-
state from said tax sale on this date is
the sum Of Seventy-nine and O5-100 (79.-
05o Dollars md IN addition thereto the,
costs of the service and publication OF
this~notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and
after this date II redemption 10 not
maed within ninety tSO1 days from the
completed service Of this notice q tax
deed for said real estate will be execut-
ed t o the holder Of said tax certificate.
Dated at Devils Lake. North Dakota,
this 27th day Of September. 1916.
(SEAL).
: ,....p.~.. J:A: AMER,
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HcASeeq a1SOtscliAf1tAb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
Legislative assembly may prescribe. &C
the City OF Wahpeton, ID the County Of
IaichlAn with . grant of forty thou.
sand acres.
Sixths ~ ntAte normal school at
q CITY of Minct, IN; the County of;
Mafd. -
G ven o. "a state normal school ut
at the City Of Dickinson. inFthe County
OF star .H Il.
Rrovyeed 3 mo other tnstttuti0n OF
g similar to OF those. l0-
Gated sbys This. article shall be Establish
ed.0rs nn4tntAtned- without aNrevision Of
fai1.-Caoonstae4t1on.ss9 3gs-,
tn Section 2l6 Of the constitution OF
the state or North Dakota be amended
70 reaa g tollowS:
section Zig. The following named
pubic tnstitutl0nes are hereby per1na11-.
emily located az hereinafter provided.
each TO have 80 much Of the remaining
Grant q g hundred g seventy thou
2 ll10,O00) acres OF land made by
the United States Tor other educational
9 charitable Institutions" 40 20 allot-
teq.,py law. namely;
t1rst: a soldters. home when locat-
eo. or eucn otner c19f1tS PIE 1n1t1tutl0n
a. the legislative ms deter
NINE. az LISBON, - e county OF Ham.
soms With grand thousand
N4g,vOOl acres ofS So ss
secona: "A asya0ln or such 9th:
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WANT IS

FOR SALE:-4SO acres Of fine farm
land for sale, 5 miles from Edmore.
Three miles to closest market. loo
acres seeded.to rye; baiance to be
plowed this fall. Will take Devils
Lake City property up to $4,000
valuation in deal: Will take from
: $500 TO 5000 in cash to handle
this proposition. Good deal, but
: must be accepted at once. Address
Landowner, care Of '"The World
Devils Lake, N. Oak. Aft.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
the STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 90 q. b. No. 76S-McBride) 1911
Session Laws.
Chapter "a. e. B. No. l1-McBride) 1915
4, Session Laws.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT DICK.
lN1ON.

- Cenearrent ResSlutlon AMeAaln9
Seettsn 2le# - thAalssn1sltutien Of i
Observation-Disclosures schee
= IT. CITY q CCsu.ty II
2; st Z, .,s as:9 Nos9, y t e: s.. Of the e
hepreaentet 2 .concaEr31gss
= following propoeedsamend-
M sssasass he z. ccnstasataoaTs s & shs ,state
tsesthsLsgisistiys Assssnhlyssnd.by. 1t
EfefasEsdstoatne FourtesnthI.ekte1Atty
EAse14Shbty FOL. approvalanrS Esject1Qnss ID
shaiiisbe Submitted to the quaiided selsc-
tossaof the state at + nextsgeneral
el~scttenasof b state FOR approyalss0r
Iyssssas Il ses easslG sos 9 & the tie seos.afa.
tionsof the state. of North kota
AMENDMENT.1 That section 216 Sof
the co~nstitution Of the state of North
saectton ?16. The following named
Ennhitcs tnstitutionn are herebyssperma-
nently located as hereinafter provided.
grantFo OF one shundredSand seventyssthon-
eaAa acres of Land made by; the: United
States for "Other educational anda.chafi-
f fsS.' aYsdfgta' 2. allotted ~
First: soldiers home, when To-
hcAta0s.0r such others-charitahle insti-
ifnt4yns,Ias the isgtslatiXe a~ssembly.may
R 3 ns's a.. wi If grant Of forty thou '1
second:sA blind asylum. or such
semblysSmay determine, at such place
In ~thAacounty of PembinR az the quail
neds4electors Of said county may de-
p 1sssssafs a :p sn the s5e feslsia & os as SEM ~
wtthaa grant Of thirty. thousand acres.
Third. An industrial school and
o ofhesl eassati %nape 81 sb E an. sHsh
tomas the legislative assembly may
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AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 80 Is. b. No. ss1s-c6mmiftee on
State Affairs) 1918 Session Laws
Chapter IS Is. b. No. 13-Gronvoid)
1915 Session Laws.
70 PROVIDE (. H5s4ff1L FoR THE
INSANE.

A Concurreit lKeselstisn Ascending
/ he Constitution u q . te OF North
D.kst..sFsssyis..E sss ths E.t:,..i.h-
tai for the q
State Of North Dakota, the House Of
Repres entativos concurrinE:
That the following proposed amend
the constitution Of the state Of North
Rss { sd9 2s:s1,b y Il shs az bgh stts: e
tie aS,'9 fo 1reiai ai Iesi ~ Il 1'l Hsssmb f9
q q s:ae ~: ;s:l fer aa ES 'sya..s 81 dFe s%sSS.
ment shsll.s6e submitted rs the quail
fed electors OF the state at the next
general election ior approval or rejec-
the state Of North Dakota: =
con nMhtiE Hot lie Staff sass;o & I ns, .Gf .i tae
Sss.ctions21sasThe following enamed
Dps sntt'is ,%1 nsttsa on ns a1s hereby gsI%as;;
ing grant Of n hundred and seventy
s S%ssss pSs ,isss 'ssa.. se5 fsss F ss, 5:nd . .d%ss.
uonal and charitable institutions" q
First: "A soldiers home. when To-
tionS8as Tile ! les .:.srtises assembly may
Determine, at LISBON, in the county OF
Wftn&4 0rAot OF 10rty thor.
sand 60, 0oO). acres Of land.
Seconds: A blind asylum. or such
other, institution as the legislative. as
4, ssp 9sl ed may d fo4 IraS at ssch plaSs
ned alectorsr Of said tcountxsanayssd e.I
terfiine, at an election to Be held "a
rprescribed by theI Observation-Disclosures
With : dtl. 2 ct Grant OF thirty t!s thousand (s0..oo1j
= Third: Il. An industrial school, and
|Schoof for manual training. or such,
other educati0halNo OF charitable. insfi.'
Ereutlon as the lie legislative ASSEMBLY may
provide, at the of Ellendales.d In
the county q ,Dickey. with q grant Of
., ,,Tsu nth che Of forestry, l,,or'
tive assembly may determine: 1t such
Henry, Ward. .Bottineau and :Rolettei
as the electors of the said. coInfies
mdy determineaSby an election fOrVtha2
purpose to he heldGas prOvidedsbv IN;
Legislative assembly. 800. ~.
Fifth. A scientific school, or such
other educational or charitable fnsti-
tuition as..theslegisiattye assembly, may
counts, q Rlehiland; With grant 81
Sixth:a "A state normal school at;the,
city of Mfnot IN. the county Of Ward. II
seventh 2 III A ntate Hospital for
the .1nsanes Mt AuchGcpIace WvfthlHIfkiS,
state IA shall he selected byrtkesleElaL
t1ativet A11eAbly. provided, that no Other
a character, similar to
a~nyssoneeof those located by9fhfS AZ.
ticle shall be established or maiftafned,
without q revision of this Constitution,
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STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.

SIATE UAKOTA.
Department Of State.
In accordance with section 97e. ar.
Eticle Is. chapter II, Of the Political
Code cempiledoLa o North Dakota
for 1913. I. Thomas Hall. Secretary Of
coins. proposed amendments to the con-
stitutioR OF this state have passed the
Thirtesnt and Fourteenth Legislative
|~quifedsby section 3lSS. chapter II. Of
the Political Code, Compiled Laws Of
North Dakota, 1913. and willsho. placed
to theseleetors. to Devoted upon-at the
next general election. to be held on the
7th day Of November. A. D. 1916.
THOMAS HALL.
GREAT SEALY Secretary OF State.
Dated At the capitol, Bismarck, North
Dakota, this End day Of October. A. b.
aAksgNsssAN 81 " nsaglgsN ss ,assa 800 &C.
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We wish to call especial ATTENTION
to the club Of Magazines advertised
in connection with our paper. This is
by far the biggest magazine bargain
that we have ever offered our readers
And as a hint to the wise, we suggest
that you avail yourselves of it at
once, since we have already been ad.
vised by the publishers that on &C.
count of the tremendous cost Of white
paper the regular subscription price
of these magazines will be increased
in the near future. Send in your o..
der now and. get a double bargain.
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~P1orosA1s: wAr1D.

Bids will. be received up to Two (2)
o'clock r. NJ, Tuesday, November 14th,
1916. by the Board Of County Commits.
stoners Of Ramsey County, North Da-
kota, for furnishing Of 100 tons (more
or 1ess) of Hooking Valley or Yioghigh-
Run Of Mine or Anthracite Egg or Stove
or 200 tons (more or less) Of Dry Ma
tive Ignite Coal in carload lots deliy-
cred in the coal bin at the rear of the
Dakota. 81 as
All bids must be sealed and plainly
marked Bids for Coal"
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order Of the Board of County Com
m~issioners.
(sEAL). County Auditor.
day Of October, 1916. 43-t3.
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sTRAYED: About October 10th,
from my farm near Webster, N. D.,
one bay mare about IL years old,
blind in one eye, one bay and one
black spring colt, both horses. Take
up and notify me. VIM. Keogh,
1872 Webster, N. D.
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FOR SALE: Two full blood Duroc
Jersey boars. One 1 1-2 years old
and one an April pig. Ole Larson,
Section 81, Ontario township. Ad-
dress Crary, N. d. 43-2t-pd
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03
Mistaken for ReUboy.

Timothy Mackessy is a turnkey al
police headquarters. His uniform was
mistaken for that Of q bellboy's the
other day, and as a result he Is still
wondering how it happened the pris.
e he was searching made the mis-.
take.
A tall, lean farmer boy, who had
been spending several days as we'll as
several nights and his earnings in the
city, had been arrested as a common
drunk, and Mackessy undertook the
rather difficult task of searching him.
1t was evident that the prisoner was
about "all in" He succeeded in stand
ing up with difficulty, and, being un.
able to support himself, leaned heavily
on the turkeys shoulder. Finally the
prisoner drew a long breath, and In
one lost desperate effort sighed to
Mackessy:
:" say, George, will you send me up
a bucket of ice water? "-Indianapolis
News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

Many a woman is prone to give 4 man
too much latitude in the matter of
time he should take in deciding If he
loves her well enough to propose matri-
mony, or if the time, which has ex-
tended owe years, is not vet ripe to
settle the all-important matter.
Between sixteen and six and twenty
is the golden youth time of woman.
1t is an injustice TO herself if she
wastes it on a sutton who comes stead.
lily year in and year out, yet refuses to
inform her if he is suited or not.
A woman should not feel herself in
duty bound to give her society TO one
mar entirely unless he has asked her
hand in marriage and has been accept
ed or is under her consideration.
While he considers himself heartwhole
and fancy free, a woman should con-
slider that she is entitled to as many
strings to her bow as she desires.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03
IS MERCURY, It SCKENS!
STOP USING SAUVATING DRUG
Don't Lose a Days Work! If Your Liver Is Sluggish or Bowels
Constituted lake "DOdsOns Liver Ione.H-Its Fine!

You're bilious! Your liver is slug.
gish! You feel lazy, dizzy and all
Knocked out. Your head is dull, your
tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach
sour and bowels constipated. But don't
take salivating calomel. 1t makes you
sick, you may lose a days work.
Calomel 10 mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking 1t up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
II you want to enjoy the incest, gen.
TEST liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced Just take a spoonful
Of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone. Your
druggist or dealer sells you a 50cent
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone under
my personal money.back guarantee
that each spoonful will clean your
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03
Production Of Pins.

The production Of pins of all vnric-
ties In the United States in 1914 was
valued at $2,7l3,7S2. Common or toilet
pins formed the principal variety, the
production Of which was valued at
$l,25S,757. These pins were made of
steel and brass wire, and the quaint
ties were reported to the United States
bureau Of the census partly In pounds
and partly in packs Of $3.50 and 2,60C
pins each. The production Of metal
hairplns vas 9,242,012 gross, valued
Mt $52S,362, andsthe safety pins, 4,744,.
BOB gross, valued at 1885, 63. The out.
put of hooks and eyes vas reported as
l,076,lT great gross, valued ut ST.
1914, 74J.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

What a joy it is to be brought into
contact with women whose very pres
ence radiates sunshine and gladness,
on whose lips there is an every-ready
laugh and a gracious word. and how
heartbreaking 1t is to remain five min
utes in the society of the woman who
is always endeavoring to load the story
of her woes upon you and insists upon
presenting to you the seamy side Of
life and its shadows.
The woman with glad heart may be
plain Of face even to LONELINESS, but
that is quickly forgotten in the music
of her voice, her Cheerfulness and
charm Of personality. The complain.
ing woman, she of the imaginary sor-
rows, may be as beautiful as q houri,
but yer those who try their best to
love her will find more contentment
in her absence than in her presence.
This hugging Of sorrow to ones
bosom can become a mania with q per.
son unless it is stamped out deter
minedly in the beginning. Home train
ing in early youth has much to do
with the grave habit. The girl who
from childhood up is made to smile
each time a discontinued thought
crosses her mind, smile each time she
addresses a member Of the family or q
friend, will unconsciOusly imbibe the
spirit Of happiness. 1t will come
natural for her to smile in after years.
A happy disposition and a smiling
face are a woman's best assets. With
them she can have the world at her
feet. The child who frowns Is prone
to discontentment, giving up courage
under imaginary difficulties and sor-
rows, gives timely warning to those
about her that she will have a hard
road to travel in her future. Those
who love her and have her interest at
heart should lose no time In endeav.
oring to eradicate her gloomy outlook
on life. Their reward for every ia
vor rendered her should be a smile.
This should be insisted upon with un.
tagging patience and kindness.
Gloomy subjects should not be toler-
ated or discussed with her.
Much attention should be paid to
the choice of a gloomy girls compan.
ions, the furnishings and hangings Of
the room she has for her very own.
and her clothes should not be somber.
On the contrary, they should be light,
airy and beautiful to the eye.
Husbands should not encourage a
wife to have dreary forebodings, but
should take pains to laugh them
heartily away. 1t is hard enough to
meet real troubles and fence with
them. 1t is a shame to give imaginary
sorrows brain room. Make your heart
light by smiling them away.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03
Cardul Wins Suit.

After a trial In the United States
District Court Of Chicago, before Judge
Carpenter and II federal jury, the jury
found the American Medical Associa-
tion guilty Of libellng Cardul, the won.
ans tonic, which they had denounced
as Il 'nostrum."
This Is n vindicatlon OF the medicine
and n proof that 1t has merit, which
was recognized by n jury after n trial
of three months, n Of the longest
civil cases on record.
Many doctors aud chemists testified
on both sides and the evidence totaled
nearly four million words.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

ly. The timid girl is shy among
strangers, her companion is bold, sneer-
ing at her when she utters a mild sug-
gestiOn that 1t is not quite right to
firt, and laughs down her scruples.
The shy girl has been in the habit Of
bringing home her pay envelope intact
and placing it in the hands Of her old
mother every Saturday night. Her
friend pooh-poohs that practice. II
spend the money l earn just as
l please. If my folks at home didn't
like it I'd 60 elsewhere to live," she
declares.
When the modest little girl works
up sufficient courage to attempt to do
likewise, gOaded to it by her sneering
chum, she finds there Is a wide differ
ence in mothers and home. The tears
that spring to her mothers eyes are
more powerful than an avalanche of
r%eproaches. The daughter finds she
could never know a moments happiness
If she persisted in doing as her COM
paniOns do. They have their lives to
live In their OWN way, but that is not
for her. Her mothers peace of mind,
aye, and her counsel, are worth all
the world Of outside friendships to the
wise girl.
The friendships Of girl companions
wear away usually in due course Of
time. Newer comrades GUST the old
chum, and there Is not q trace Of re-
greet. The ties of home and mother
grow stronger, tenderer, sweeter with
the passing Of the years. Every girl
should be her own natural self, and
not try to copy the methods Of the
girls who seem more popular than
she, refusing to be led into paths she
KNOWS she should not enter, making
friends with strangers who have not
been properly introduced to her, allow
ing herself to be induced to dress flash
lily and indulging in extravagances
which are beyond her means.
When a girl advises her companion
to keep a secret from her mother her
words should constitute a danger sig
nal to beware. She is a false coun-
selor, not a true friend. She who at
tempts to do as other girls do has no
individuality. She will lack conf
dence to forge ahead, and will always
be kept down by the women she comes
In contact with.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

and the engineers put the leg in spnnts and cared for him until he was well
again.
Patsy attached himself to Flynn, and when the engineer wal Trans.
to tn Berkshire he followed him and became the pet If the vessel.
Whle he Berkshire was off Hastings n her way 20 Albany, the dog, riayiny
with a stewards boy, slipped overheard utter a bone. The boy was TOO
alarmed to say a word, and it was not until the Berkshire got to Albany the
next morning that he confessed.
early mex day the Waterman at pier 80, Hudson river, a aroused by
the barking o. q dog and, opening the wicket, he admitted the wet and foot
sore Patsy, minus his handsome collar and with q bad GU oyr M eye He
took care of him until the vessel arrived.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

sluggish liver better than a dose OF
nasty calomel and that 1t won't make.
you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know It next morn
ing because you will wake up feeling
fine, your liver will be working, your
headache and dizziness gone, your
stomach will be sweet and your bowels
regular, You will feel like working:
you'll be cheerful; full OF vigor ana
ambition.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can.
not s~alivate. Give 1t to your children.
Millions OF people are using blossoms
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous cal
omel now, Your druggist will tell you
that the sale OF calomel 10 almost
stopped entirely here.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

Il should like to know" unused the
attractive young woman, "why a pref
ty girl who has n man sufficiently
smitten with her as to propose mar.
riage is not satisfied to let it 90 at
that, but is always ready to cast
Sleeps eyes at other men,"
"Well," answered her friend. who
being a widow knew whereof she
spoke, girls of that kind have in mind
the old saw which says-"If one lover
is tickle and from you should 60, you'll
find 1t was wise to have two strings to
your bow"
1T should be a warning that the girl
is a firt," declared the unattractive
young woman. 1t shows the man who
is striving for her favor that he Is not
the only man whose heart beats the
faster for her witching smile. 1t adds
spice to loves pursuit and the hope
of winning her. Let a man imagine for
a moment that he is the only one a
certain woman can get and she loses
half of her attraction in his eyes. It's
a n mans raee-he can jog along in
his lovemaking as slowly as he likes
if there is no competition. Let a rival
appear in the field and he is only too
eager to lay his heart and hand at her
feet, to u with ali eloquence for an
early wedding day.
There are men who place little value
on q wOman's liking or preference for
them until they realize there is some-
q else who appreciates her and
Graves her companionship.
The man who must be spurred on By
the appearance of a rival In loves field
may not necessarily have a cold or a
callOus heart. He may have been sim.
ply too contented in the present with
ats happy, smooth gliding to change it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03

1t has been operating long enough to have proved that for every dollar wMcl
kind-hearted phlanhrophy donates for the purpose of ullng town lots four
dollars come on Of the ground.
Even a captain of finance n a war bride doesn't expect to make yer
800 per cent, and that Is what these $40 little farms will do this wear.
An owner has Il te-acre plot of ground, upon which he allows poor
people to grow crops. The lots association pOws the ground and fertizes 1t
gratis and the little gardeners do the planting, cultivaung and reaping.
Any day the owner wants his land to sell or build upon he may have II.
He merely loans it to his more unfortunate brothers until he needs il.
Up at Georges hill Is a man Of eghtyseven years who is famous for
the way he tls his little farm. There are hundreds of families who grow
a years vegetable supply upon their borrowed land. Some men have been
working the same plot for Is years. The Industrious are never driven from
their gardens 81 long a s the garden is available for use.
The ordinary farmer is content with one crop in a year. Not so with
scores of these city tNlers of land that may be worth anywhere from $1,000
to $4,000 an acre.. They frequently raise two IT three crops In q season
off the same plot the plots averaging onesixth of an acre.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03
Method In his Madness.

"You say Mrs, Naggs was here dar-
Ing my absence2' snid the superin~
tendcnt Of the lunatic asylum to tho
attendant.
Yes, sir" was the reply. "Slfe
called to see about taking her husband
home, but he positively refused to go
said he would rather stay here"
Il always thought there was son~-
thing wrong about that man" said the
superintendent. "He isn't crazy nj MI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-03
Close Quarters.

"Poor Doppel! He works 10 and Il
hours a day in a sweatshop while Mrs.
Doppel is gadding around town in fine
clothes"
"Whg, Doppel is not a sweatshop
worker. He's in the real estate busi-
ness"
I know it, but he has a small Of
flee, without a buzz fan, and during
these warm days he perspires rather
freely"