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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17

David and Jonathan, the familiar
and never forgotten story of lasting
and true friendship, was presented in
an able manner before an audience
composed of the Odd Fellows of the
This story and that of the Good Sa-
maritan in the new testament, form
the keynote of the order of Odd Fell
lows, and the fine rendition given the
old testament story was highly APP
preciated by members of the order.
DR.. j. l.. Graves received word from
Portland, Ore, that j. E. Wilton, who
was in the printing business in Fargo
some time ago, was recently married
in Portland to a talented Spanish lady.
Mr.. Wilton has established himself in
business in that city and had then sent
for his fiancee, who was studying mu-
sic in England, and who is an accom-
plished musician and linguist. The
wedding occurred at the home of G.
o. Graves, brother Of Fargo's dentist.
Mrs. A. w. Edwards left Monday
morning for Carlinville, Ill.,, her old
home, where she will visit and rest for
some time. On her way she will visit
with her son Charlie, in st. Paul; then
pick UP her daughter. Marie, in Chi
cago and proceed south. Major Ed
wards remains in Fargo, the guest of
hisAson, w. r.. Edwards, where he is
endeavoring to rest-when there are
not too many kids around--in spite OF
which he feels better among old
friends In Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17
e. +. Porter,
FL. L. Holmes,
Albert Peterson.
Commissioners OF Printing.
Cd July 9 to Aug. Q. inc.)

Soloman Neva, the prophet of the
simple life, has arrived In Paris In the
hope of interesting prominent persons
In his scheme for founding sanitar-
ium In the mountains where he would
have only children as his patients and
would bring them up to live q purely
natural life. Eeva lives on raw fruit
and vegetables, never touching eggs,
milk or butter or meat of any kind.
He does not even drink water and
bathes only about once a year, and ne
believes that a daily rubbing down
with towel Is sufficient to keep the
body clean. He has curIos history.
having once been in the Dutch con-
sular service. He lost fortune of
100000 francs in an unsuccessful cof-
fee plantation in lava and since then
has gone about the world In strange
garb. preaching his new doctrine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17
s Fargo Carpet & Rug Co. }
IOT Eighth Street South. Phone Sie. {
{ Make Rugs, Clean Carpets, Clean !
Rent OF Repair Sewing Machines, 8
Sell Repairs, Oil and Needles for ]
all Machines. Sell Wall Paper. :

Free tickets to the speciality vaude-
vile are given to all purchasers OF
want ads to, appear In next Saturdays 3
Forum! Tickets are good for either
nights entertainment, which is pro-
vided by one of the best companies of
specialists ever visiting this city:
Wednesday or Thursday OF this week
orders must be In by those dates.
You have something You want to get
rid of and you know some thing you
want to buy or trade for Make the
suggestion in rs cent ad and see the
show at the same time. The Forum
has great faith in the want ads and
II you will try them you. too. will have
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17

great faith and use them again--for
they pay well.
Have Knight Printing Co., print it.
See Erickson for your next photos.
Phone 5S5 for Deimert & Murphy e
quick delivery of wines and liquors.
We want some North Broadway lots
at once. Call onu IL you have any
thing to sell. o. w. Kerr Co.
A. Thomaier, the tailor, who owns
his own brick block has completed the
metropolitan appearance of the same
by having Ira Eddy build a wide stone
walk in front of the lot on First ave
nue. south.
M. N. Hatcher Of Hatcher Brothers
corporation was not able to be at his
desk yesterday on account of a slight
indisposition. o. M. Hatcher of the
same company was down from Grand
Forks Monday.
Not gas machine, or smoke box,
but a furnace that is absolutely gas
and SCOT tight and one that remains
that way, is being installed in Mrs.
McKinstry's new home in Island park
by the Klinsmann Co.. who make fur
mace heating a speciality. using that
Mueller furnace.
Louis Nemarovslzy, who wisely COM
PROMISED with the eastern wholesale
tailors and thus avoided the bank
ruptcy court, left last evening for the
eastern fashion centers and will Sc
cure new stock and equipment for
his tailor shop and will re- open in the
same old stand in the Metropolis block
about Aug. 10. Many good dressers
have missed Louie since his business
trouble and viii welcome his return to
the work bench.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17

State of North Dakota, county of
Cass.-ss.
], J. P. Edwards, assistant manager
of The Forum Printing Co., do solemn
ly swear that the above statement
gives the actual editions of the daily
and weekly Forum and Republican,
day by day, for the month of June,
1906.
j. p. EDWARDS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day Of July, 1906.
(SeaD John w. Soaring,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Aug. ~, 1909
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17
COMING EVENTS.

Tuesday, Suiy IL.
State bankers start on their trip to
Yellowstone Park.
Fargo State Fair Dates.
The North Dakota State Fair for
Fargo will be held on the fair grounds
north Broadway. the week beginning
July 20, 1905.
Tuesday, July "a.
M. w. A. day at the state fair.
Note-AlI meetings are evenings unless
otherwise specified. These announcements
win be kept standing, and we shall be glad
to have notices sent In by persons In In
terest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17

PToportIOnate rates to al Intermed-
late points
These tickets are on sale daily and
good for return passage until Sept.
so, 1905.
Through sleeping car service from
Duluth daily to all points east.
For full particulars and sleeping car
reservation kindly apply to A. j. PER-
rim, general agent, 4s0 west Superior
street. Duluth, Minn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17
Mid. Summer Rates EAST.

For summer vacation trips, the Du-
luth, South Shore & Atlantic railway
now have special low round trip rates
TO all eastern points.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-17
Bell Township.

g. N. Ry. Co. for BEN
efits to roadbed and
rightofway through
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01

Twenty-Five bundled people at
tended the formal opening Of the
big beet sugar factory at Swink on
Thanksgiving day. Special trains
were run over the Santa Fe from
Trinidad. Fountain and Holly. and
many availed themselves of the low
rate of one fare for the round trip.
There was also a special train over
the new Arkansas Valley railroad
from the Holbrook country. and the
coaches were crowded to the gun
wales with a happy crowd. The day
was one Of those ideal Indian sum-
mer days for which the Arkansas
Valley is noted in midwinter. the
thermometer hoyering around the
sixty degree mark. making the ex-
cursion eminently satisfactory and
enjoyable to the hundreds Of people
impregnated with the holiday spirit
and on n'pleasure bent.
Less than ten short months ago
there was one. store. a blacksmith
shoo and one dwelling located At
Swink. Today there is population
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01

pariors Of the Mayhew House Fsrn-
ishing Company. and being conduct
ed By the Rev. W. G. Barron Of the
Methodist church.
Harry p. Badger. Of near Rocky
Ford. was . county seat visitor -
Tue.Aay. He has foraotten aIl
about The election and ID just q
jovial - thoogh he w.s sin rua-
ming for o<gice.
J.N. McCune. Of Sunrise, wyo.,
eAief mogul of the COLORADO sni
wyoning r.ilruad, vo . Ii Jusen
visitor several days tAa vs.k, -
es0paaied ~ M family. - ~
guess Il 11r. I'D Mn. J. C. Hanhy.
neJ retsnsi Asoe yeseeranv.
c. u. Tsvise III ~ Wsa...ssv
nigAt fer rsDska, ssd afses - =.
tesview these wisA CesesA 11nnsgsr
Cain. viii % b SASwnee. OklA-. =
aNsme the dusio e 0erAnsiEnl
superintendent a the CAse4sw. O.
lahsna nd Golf bs0eA e q.
nsek lsaaad sysee0-
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01

Of 800 souls. the largest and best
equipped beet sugar factory in the
world. costing &i,3oO. 900. thirty
five residences. twelve stores. .
hundred tents. many new houses in
course Of construction. mayor. q
town board. town marshal. and a
new railroad which crosses the Ar
kansas river near the factory and
penetrates the rich farming terri
tory north Of the river from Hol-
brook east as far as Holly-a dis
tance Of sixty miles. A magic wand
wielded by w. NJ. Wiley. president
Of the Holly Construction Company.
achieved these results in the space
Of less than ten short months.
During the past summer hun
dreds Of men were employed in the
construction Of the factory, and at
the present time $50 men are re-
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
-5WIhk SUGAR Factory
RUNNING IN FULL BLAST.

quired to man and operate it, The
beet grinding campaign was inaug-
urated last Saturday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, and will continue for =
period Of eighty days. Seventy-five
hundred acres Of beets are to be
harvested. which means that more
than 10. 600 tons will be made into
sugar. For this crop the farmers
will receive $500. 600. and q $l0O. 900
more will be paid To laboring men.
all Of which will enter the channels
of business in the Arkansas Valley.
The beet sugar factory at Swink is
equipped with all the latest improve
ments and is the most perfect plant
Of its kind yet built. Deserving
special mention are the electric light
plant. which brilliantly lights the
building. and arrangements an. now
being perfected which will result in
the town Of Swink being supplied
with light from this source. Every
labor saving device known is utilized
at the factory. including sluicing Of
the ashes and carrying away the
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01

pulp by gravity. and the entire plant
u . monument Of mechanical sAill
and ingenuity. The Gust Of the fae-
tory was 81 400. 900. and the daily
capacity is 100 tons. but the limit
Of 400 tons has been reached since
the factory started.
The officers Of the Holly Constrac-
ton Company are as follows: Presi-
cent. W. N. Wiley; secretary, J. C.
Mitchell: treasurer. Michael Gavin;
assistant secretary and assistant
treasurer. &. w. Stevens: auditor
r. ID. Stackhouse: consulting en-
gineer. Wilhelm Baur: constructing
engineer. :. W. Sinsheimer.
The official ruster Of the factory
force is ~ follows: Superintendent.
). w. Sinsheimer: assistant superin-
tendent. Albert Sieland; agricultural
superintendent. ]. z. Gsuger; local
manager. c. =. Evans.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
sess sess ,seA, rsss.

Ten cents will buy . beautiful
cake plate At Thompson's.
Dr.. and Mrs. r.. Finney spent
Thoaksgiving with Denver relatives.
Fse pure. unadulterated ice see
tie La Junta Ice Company. Phone
f2 rsd.
. Hastings coal 10 the best heating
-a.d seramine eoal. For prices sc
DMiAer.
''Cea" 6osr. bsss = the market.
Every nek guaranteed OF money
FufDded.-La Junta llining Co.
Ma d. n. Miib Ielt last Suedsy
~ Kamas City. No.. for N extesd-
- Wit With relativa. Mr. MiIls
10vO te0osfUW for . heief wit.
JsAa Kerr. the Santa Fe Greann
kN1 \ she heai-esd eollisiea at
@Desa HI - wesk. vo buried in
- eiey - Sssday. the services
olA1sg passe Au0 tAR undertaking.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
soog ooos aoeaa s0ssosL

Foa RDn-Neu and modern fusn-
ished rooms. Sol COLORADO avenue.
WANIED-Ffve or six room ho0se:
must be Close n. Address. stating
price. H. w. Adsmond. Nanxanola.
Colo.
Mis- ldye AcDonald has returned
from Denver and Colorado Springs
where she has been the guest Of
relatives
When in need Of frst-class carpen-
ter work notify Clarence Boomer ty
postal card and he will call and fig
ure on your work.
FOR SALE-PuFe bred. barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels: finest in the
land: only rs cents EACH. P. Car
raher. North La Junta.
For desirable Christmas presents
inspect the elegant stock Of hand
painted china at the residence OF
Mrs. B. n. Spalding. 52 San Juan
avenue.
LosT-White bulldog; black SPOT
under left eyelid: collar with bras
buttons and name plate inscribed
John Ittleton. La Junta. Colo. A
liberal reward II returned to owner.
Phone Junta 12,
Joe Ekelbrett. who was charged
with the Iareeay Of Engineer Bill
McMurray's poeketbook 1t the time
Of the wreck near Aanxanola. il out
on bond. and is holding down one Of
the chairs in George Gros' barber
shop At Swink.
The young people Of the Christian
church viii give . box social 1t
Woodman Hall next Wednesday
evening. Supper win Be served At
7 o'clock. he public. both old and
young. ID cordially invited to spend
q pleasant evening.
George Barr arrived home last
"wednesday morning from . two
weeks visit with relatives in Lin
coin. Neb.. and Wakita. Okla One
fine morning at the latter place he
had sixteen quail for breakfast. the
season being on there during his
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Matlock ar-
rived home Thursday night from
Seattle. Wash.. where thsy have
been visiting for . month or ix
weeks. The territory around Ssat-
tie has been under water for snme
time On account Of recent Aoods.
Mr.. aaA Nm. llaflsek gsttiag ~
frst train out n tsa days and bsiag
aix days on tie road.
The Rev. S. C. Dsvis will 70 70
Pueblo next Thursday morning to
meet . committee Of which he ,
chairman, to arrange for IN ID
jouFnsd meeting Of the Colorado
Baptist Safe Convention to Be held
h Denver the last Thursday in Jan
uasy next. the business Of which b
70 settle the policy Of the Baptists of
Colorado with respect to it, sduca-
tioaal work in this stste.
Fred Rinert. . young man who ~
esntiy arrived from Quincy. H.. aad
who probably has exaggerated no
tieas concerning the wild and woody
west. accidentally shot himself In TIE
I'M lsg In froat Of th- postolice last
Sunday moaning. the bullet entering
ths front part Of the thigh and lodg-
iag'near the knee. making . vesy
painful wound. Rinert ID still in
tie City Hospital. and at present he's
. bod case Of blood poisoning.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
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unattrsrtive. Jet ~ shs entsrsd Z
train sost of haIe sesRed - sanOund
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abs9e ~. - evtAsaes q sgp9Seeity.
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
GDoaCE MA0IR,
0isf Enginaer.
Frst Anistaat Engisaos-
Anehos Divisisa. No. 60. Brothsg.
hood Of Loeometivs Hgineen.
CHRis HEaD, Nag1se.
C. ID. EBERnAsS. Secretary.
Spanish Peaks Lodge. No. -,
Brotherhood Locusnotive Firenoa.

Where's. Richard Smith. Divisieu
Master Mechanic. has resigned Nj
position and i about TO leave Ii
Junta, and
Where's. He has. at Ill timss.
treated the employees under him with
courtesy and kindneas. and at ~
same time faithfully performing ~
duties 70 tie company: therefore. -
II
Resolved. by Anchor Division No.
sos Of the Brotherhood Of LOcono.
tive Engineers. and Spanish PeaAs
Lodge No. 32s Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen. that We part
with him with regret. end cordially
recommend him TO our brotherhooa,
wherever he may 60. - being M
who viii conscientiously perform ~
duties to his employer - well as 70
those working under him: be Il
further
Resolved. That these resolutioas
be spread upon our minutes and q
copy be furnished to Mr.. smith.
GDoRGE MAcKIE,
chief Engineer.
c. B. RITTER,
First Assistant Engineer.
Anchor Division No EO6 RraHA
erhood Of Loeomotive Eneineeu.
CHRis HEss. Mister.
c. d. EsE1nAkr. Secretary.
Spanish Peaks Lodge. No. -
Brotheshood Locomotive FiremSa.
A repuoae from eseh w,s Rreetea
with great Applause By those presese.
All then turned their attention =
eigars and the relating of variouu
f.ilruad experiencss, after which ~
neetiag sajooDed.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
s..s.s~.. g. ,..,..ss q v.e..

A. . result Of the conference held
st Topeka this week between repre-
sentatives Of the switrhmen and op-
Grating officials Of the Santa Fe
railway. m increase Of pay Of I cents
pr hour was granted. This wage in
crease will affect all employees in the
yards On the main line from Chicaeo
- q Raso. which will number about
zeW 0en. ne inersass viii t,ke
s9set from Novembhs lst. Under
tAe new seale Tie switchmen 1t La
Juata vih receive - hvsriy stipsnd
- fellows; Day forsmen. 8 esutS
aigAt forsaen. 81 esnts day hslpess,
= esats; nighs helpess. g csats. s.
- CAssnsuna FgpesBsnted the Ioeal
0wteeh0sa q tAe csufese0ce.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
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Fscards are for a,e at H.
TnDUNE elltoe. 1t tAe rate of f;vu
es.ss e.eA. which rs.d - follows.
Fer Sals
LsAgng.
Fer kent-
Dasfdiag.
Ne Css1it-
In q SnIe.
Ne Snskine.
Dss1nakin9.
Rsso fsr neae-
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nmeiAG NJ AnUvua.
Dsat - - ~ ossr. !
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
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Apeeial soeiA ssasioa q AneAo,
Division. No 5o6. .. q L 6 M
Spanish Peaks Lndgs. No. a., n Of
l. F.. Of La Junta. ~ he3d = the
lodge hall in honor a Chaxias n.
Taylor. Mechanical Supesintaa1en,
Of Western Grand Diviaion. and
Richard Smith. Master llsehaaie. OF
the Western Division. both heins
present. Presiding ehairman, Allan
Phillis. called the meeting 70 eeder.
After short speeches b. Drother
James H. BaldFidge and Heother
Clarence Chambers. expraning the
regret Of the engineers and 6samen
on account Of their resisnations. and
wishing both continued sucea0 in
their future undertakings. joint
resolutions were presented - them
Is follows:
Whereas. Charles n. Taylee. Nc
chanieal Superintendent of ths West
ern Grand Division Of ths AteAison,
Topeka and Santa Fs Railway, has
resigned: and
Where's. By close sttentioa b the
business Of the company for II past
twenty yeaFs. he has been gra1ually
promoted from the position a Round
House Foreman 1t Coolidge. Kansas,
to his present position ct La Junta,
Colorado: and
Where's. While he has diliesntly
looked after the businso a ths com
pany during Ill that pssiod q time.
he has never forsottsn ths intssests
Of those employed under IN. bu,
has always tFeatsd ~ With sunpect,
fairnss md justice: thsrslees. BE- it
Resolved. By Anchor Divisisa No.
sos Of the Brotherhood q Leeosno-
tive Ensinesrs. and SpaaiaA neaks
Lodge No. 328 Of the BFothagheod of
Locomotive Firemen. thaa ~ segret
his departure and tender ~ our
thanks for his uniform kindnao 20 US
during the past twenty ysass.
Resolved. That We recoamsad him
as being man in every wav qualified
to al any position to which - may
aspire. and one Who viii Do ~ duty
under any and all cireuasfnnces.
both to his employer and thoss work
ing under him.
Resolved. That these rsss1utions
be spread upon the minutes and a
copy thereof be presented - Mr..
Taylor.
GDoaCE NAc1uR,
Chisf Eaglnser.
c. B. RE5Ixa,
First Aaiseaat Engissos-
Anehos Diviise. No. 6oG. Brothss.
hood Of Locometivs Hngineen.
CHRis HEss. Nas1se.
CD. EDERnAs1. Secretary.
Spanish Peaks Lodge. No. -.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
DETAILS OF NAKCHANG RIOT.

Shanghai. March Tine following account
Of the recent attack on foreign missionaries at
Hanchang has been received:
Fifteen Methodist. twelve English Protestant
and fourteen French Catholic missionaries
were In the city last Thursday night when the
French Catholics had = quarrel with an official
over suit for the possession Of property
Great excitement prevailed on Friday. A
mass meeting was held on Saturday and was
followed on sunday by a riot. during which
the property Of the Catholics was burned The
FrotestaLts took refuge in tbs adjoining house
o. Nj hingluan- The house burned and
slA priests and TWO members OF the Kiugnau
family We're killed
The Chinese governor attempted 10 check
the not and rescue the missionaries. The men
az the Methodist mission. aided by Chinese
soldiers, took the school girls 10 Chinese homes
~ the city and brought Miss Hoyt and Miss
Mann from hospital All took refuge in mid
rlyer IN a launch which was furnished by
Chinese officers. The launch waited until
tnlnese soldiers brought the remaining mis-
sionaries al daylight on Monday The launch
reached kiukiaug Tuesday. The wounded
hingman girl died on the way. Chinese could
have blocked the passage Of the launch during
ne twelve hours journey down the river. but
they We're friendly
% The Rev. A. J. Quirmhach, Of the Methodist
t4lha INLAND missions, remained AT Nanchang
. care for property. Fe is under the protec-
ton Of the governor and is probably safe. The
Rev. Spencer Lewis. superintendent Of the
Methodist Episcopal mission at Chung King.
telegraphed 10 Consul General Rodgers, at
Shanghai. on Sunday, warning him Of the dis
sster. and sent the facts TO Bishop Bashford, at
Shanghai. ON Monday Captain Fletcher. COM
handing the American ships had the location
of every American missionary I'm the Yangtse
Valley. After consultation, on Monday. Cap
tain Fletcher ordered the gunbOat FL CanO from
<anChang 10 meet the fugitives at Kiukiang,
Poyang Lake. They We're met AT Kiukiang.
The cause Of the riot local. Serious
blame attaches 10 the French Catholics.
Chinese, friendly 10 the missionaries, object 10
priests exercising civil functions There is
much dissension throughout China, but there is
no indication Of a general uprising against
foreigners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
TAKES ISSUE WITH JOHN MORLEY.
Lord Curzon Says Military Autocracy in
India May Lead to Fatal Results

London, March Lord Curzon Of KedIeston
FORMER Ficeroy Of India, has written long let
ter 10 The Times" expressing his strong disap-
proval Of the decision Of John Morley, Secretary
Tor India. in the matter Of the supremacy of
military or civil authority in India. Lord Curzon
contends that Mr. Morley only overruled the
military party a small and relatively unim-
portant issue and that Mr.. Morleys solution is
substantially the same IS that of Mr.. Brodrick
the former Secretary for India, in protest
against which Lord Curzon resigned. and that 1t
creates a military autocraCy and irresponsi-
bilty OF The military element IN India which
may lead 70 fatal results"