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kEMPSTER's ANARCHY ISLAND.

The best solution of the anarchist problem thus far advanced seems tc be the plans suggested by Dr. Walter Kempster of Milwaukee, says the Sentinel. Dr. Kempster is scientist of note and a sociologist of no mean ability and his suggestion that an is land be secured where the bomb throwers may be isolated is worthy of serious consideration.
 The idea presents many agreeable features. There is something in the thought of a grand colony of anar- chists which appeals to the mind Of the sociologist with irresistible force. To the plain citizen, also, the idea is alluring, promising, as it does freedom from the noisy speech making and nerve-destroying bomb exhibitions to which the gentle anar- chist is addicted.
 Think of large. roomy islaad peo- pled entirely with unkempt and loud voiced anarchists. bawling their va rious ideas at each other in all the known languages and ever and anon destroying each other with bombs pistols or knives, What spectacle could be more refreshing? What so- ciolosist is there who would not traC el miles to look upon such an inspir- ing and inyigorating sight?
 The establishment of such a colony would immediately put m end to anarchy. The moment the last an. archist agitayor WAS lande1 on that joyous shore, & profound calm would fall upon the earth such as it hae not known for many years. The crown ed heads of Europe would rest more easily on their pillows, undisturbed by the f1tful yawp which might 0" borne on the night wind from the dis tant island. Ana it is quite conceiv, able that the anarchists. once turned loose among themselves, might setI the vexed question with which they have wrestled so long, after the man. Ter of the celebrated Kilkenny cats, ir the we'll remembered jingle: There once was two eats of Xii
 kenny,
 Who thought there was one cat LOO
 many.
 So they howled and they bit, and they
 scratched and they it.
 Till instead of two cats there want
 any"
 Dr. Kempster is q serious man and not given to joking Otherwise il might be thought that he has il mind grim practical jest at the ex pense of the anarchists, based on this little literary gem.
 It would be interestiae to know how lone it wouli ta&o this eo1orl of anarchists to find itself complete F. urder the domination of one leader II is safe to wager that inside Of year those who survive3 wonlt have an autocrat over them who's rule would he more dospo.ie tha, that of any czar CT king.
 All levity asiie, Dr. Kempster' i1ea is not only novel but it roall seenas to afford q real solution of tn question. If inc nations Of the worl can ba awakened to the peril of ar archistic teachings it will be easy ( accomp'ishment No false ideas ( humanity should be allowed to stan in the way of deportation. Then those saluhriouS shades. the opDol ents of law end government could il dulge to their hearts content
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

State and national aid-Hon. H. l.. Remmel.
 Smoker at the Country club: Judge James F. Read, postmaster.
 Visiting delegation will be the guests of the Country club at this session.
 The high rollers and other rollers-- Judge James F. Read.
 The relation of mud to norals-W. H. Johhson. .'-
 Some of the roads I have travelled in Arkanssa-Hon Harry H. Myers.
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BOOTH TUCKER TO WE'D.

Minneapolis. June 1.-The engas rnent of Commander Booth Tucker London. international, secretary the Salvation Army, 10 Col. Eml Reid. at present in charge of the S vation Army forces in Ireland, iss nnunced. F The wedding will take place London. The date has not yet ha announced
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advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County Ticket. County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Representatives-S. J. Hunt, w. D. r4nney, Alex Rowell
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PRESIDENTS UNCLE ILL.

Sayville, L. l.. June l4.-ThereN ne improvement last night in ' condition of Robert Roosevelt, unc Of the president, who is i'll a bone in Sayville, and the doctors attendance report hut a small chan uf his recovery.
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Washington, .Ju'le- he vna States cruiser Nar5lehead has American steamer Empire eorpa ii. the harbor at Cocinto. Nicars, and the moment the little Ameri vessel attempts 10 leave the NJ aguan coast 1t is believed the wars will step it and bring Ii to account the part played in assisting temalan yolutionists.
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The heavy demand foc silver in In dia and il the Orient generally is hay
 ing with other influences, marked effect ct. it's price, which rose to 67 7-S cents II London ;n the third week of May. rhefn has been an advance II, the price of silver Of % cents in three years. This advance IS expected tc contian.. ani ;' vii have a good effect on tn- tad in eastern markets by increasing yhe purchasing power of tht rnoaas aew laad .ia the Orient. In the frs font months Of the. cuf- rent ,4f, Gt F. Britain exportad to l!.ii6. f76 a51,l00 Y orth 9i silver, The use of silver II the arts is rapidly in ereasin-. 1t being estimated that fully
 c,No' .oHo ounces are consumed in that way annually The United Sfates and Mexico combined pield niore than,s2 Yer cent of tpe worlds ouypat of silver, ana they tbttt derive 6 lars.4 :dvant&se from Its increase A %.&
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Sold in Pine Bluff by Seawell and Ancrum, W. l.. DeWoody and company and other druggists
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c A sTo1rA Bears the H ifle Kind You Hays AlW,w, n' t>1 l[/Y Y
THE EMPIRE ( co7NERED

Cruiser Msrolehead Waitinu for
 e! Steamer to Leave corin,o
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
BOY wv AS SHOT.

Hatton Free Press: John Teie,
Clemens Parke and two or three other
boys who had been on shooting Mem
day and were returning home, stopped
among the box cars and started to
play. They had been amusing them
selves in this wav for some time when
John Tefs, iii some way which he could
NOT explain, accidentally shot Clemens
Parke in the right arm The ball en-
tered the heavy part of the muscle
and caused a very painful wound.
The boy was immediately taken to
the doctor who probed for the ball but
was unable to locate it. Not desiring
.to do any more cutting than possible,
the doctor decided the best plan would
be to take the boy 10 Northwood and
use the X-ray to locate the bullet.
None Of the boys seem to know how the
accident happened, but it Is certain that
sit was not intentional OH the part Of
the Teie boy. HI has been used to
handling GUN and has been ont hunt
ing with BIS father many times. Both
boys are about IS years old and axe
well known IL the community
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
CANVAsES EXHIBITED IN
|. AMERICA FOR FIRST TIME

/ New York American: There is an
impressive and ' suggestive exhibition
of portraits by Carl tMelchers at the
.Oehme galleries, $50 Fifth avenue.
The nine, canvaseS are we'll worth
seeing, for Mr.. Melchers is an Ameri-
can y painter renowned in the oil
world for his virifity, lofty compost
tion and powerful technique.
81 He divides with Whistler. and Sar-
gent the distinction of the three grand
medals Of honor given to Americans
in the Paris salon He has been dec
GRATED by many governments and his
pictures are in most of the royal gal
leries. .n.. '<.,..~ ...,-
For many years Mr., Melchers has
lived at Egmont, Holland, in an at
mosphere almost as austere and sim
pie as himself. He is famous among
painters for his dignity and truthful
ness in art. ,
~ This is the first time that Mr.. Melch-
ers has consented to an exhibition Of
his work in America, 1t is a small
group, yet it represents the recent
work of one of the most masterfuI
painters of his time Among the
carvases are General Russell A. Al
ger, Mrs, Joseph Bowen" Donald
G. Mitchell ok Marvel),'' Little Con-
stance. a. A. Sprague," "Eiward
Chandler Walker, Mrs. Frederick
M. Aiger. Master Stedman' and "a.
SBrabant Giel. s.s s..,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate Of Thom-
as J, Devore, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Emily c. Devore, executrix OF
the last will of Thomas J. Devore, late
of East Springfield in the county OF
Erie and state of Pennsylvania, deceas-
ed, to the creditors OF, and all per-
sons having claims against, said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months, af
ter the first publication OF this notice,
to said executrix at the Office Of Ball,
Watson & Maclay, her attorneys, in
the Stern block, in the city Of Fargo,
in Cass county, North Dakota.
The name and address of my agent
residing in said county of Cass is w.
B. Kellogg, Stern block. Fargo, North
Dakota.
Dated April II, "A. D. 1906.
q Emily c. rDevore, Executrix.
First publication on the 18TH day of
April, A. D. 1906.
(Apr. II, I'd, May I, 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

"A badly lalndered man Is 4 disgrace
To himself and those with whom he IS
associated fJl sffhefc Is no excuse fof
him as th2. Dixon Laundry is IN the field
and does work that can please and
satisfy the most fastidious. The most
dainty piece Of feminine attire OF gent
tiencn's dress linen leaves our hands
finished as ii should be, because we pos.
sess the kflow-Ilow and have the skill
to use II. Try rs. Dixon Laundry
Cos phone 666.
While other people and things are
taking on new spring dresses, the IsslT5
Der Furniture Co, has dressed its de-
livery wagon III 4 bright new coat of
paint with appropriate letters desig-
mating the firm 5 name. The Lsager
Furniture CO, has been extremely busy
The past two weeks unloading and TAX
i1lg care Of The large stock of sprirG
furniture coming II. here are *No
large b1ild dinxs ID tlle city used for
storage VI tlte ssafpIts stock ot tIls
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DESERVES GREAT CREDIT.

Velva Journal Bert johnson, who
3carricd off first honors in the spelling
match on Saturday night, is a native
.of Norway and came to this count y
eighteen months ago. AIT that time he
did not understand the English Lam
g,,aee but he went I'd work. enter ID
school and is now ready to graduate.
Ddring this, time f,e has paid bis owl
way BY working last summer and pay ng
his board while going to school BY
DONG chores and odd Jobs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

T. ]. Young & Co. will give you
claim check for your trunk so you will
have no trouble at depot. Phone IS.
NJ If you have a lot worth $500 and $500
in cash the Savings &sLoan will let y,u
have $4,000 which win enable you to
build house costing $2,5oo 5 :.
An examination will be held May 1a
under civil service rules at Pembina to
secure eligibles for the position Of dep
nty collector and inspector of customs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24


If a man wishes to become, rich he
must appear to be rich. said Goldsmith,
In order to establish yourself in the
world, men do all they can to appear
established there. These statements
were made a long time ago and show
the necessity for advertising.
Don't delay another day--tel your
friend who is addicted to the drink
habit that he can secure guaranteed
cure-n no doubt about it and when
through with the treatments ait the
Murray institute he will be fresh as
youth, ready to battle with the. world
and with ambition to win. Write to-
day TO the Murray clire institute, 1921
Thirteenth street south, Fargo, for full
particulars.
Miss Katherine McCiements. who has
been cashier at the Pirie cafe for sever
al years, has resigned to join her moth
er and members of her family who are
to make their home lin western Oregon.
The family were early settlers near
Richardton, Stark county, and later
moved to & Dickinson. where the father
died a year or so ago. By her affability
and courtesy Miss McC Clements made 4
host Of friends in Fargo whose best
wishes she will always have.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
LAND TITLES
INVOLVED
Divorces Decision May compllcate
Matters II Unscrupulous Attor- Z
I neys Get Busy. I

Titles to, many. thousands of dollars
worth Of property in North Dakota may
have been clouded BY the decision Of the
United States supreme court, handed
down al week ago and which declares
divorces secured by means OF publica-
ton Of summons and without the ap-
Hpearance in court of the defendant to be
void. &. "a ,.cz, /, NJ A. I, lsss. a. (
While there is no community of inter
est law in this state except SO far as
pertains to homesteads. it is believed
that the, title to many valuable proper
ties in the state which were homesteads
has been held at one time .or another
by a woman or a man who has secured
a divorce when the other party to the
proceedings was out of the state. In
many, and perhaps all, eases Of this
kind. according to the scope of the de-
cision, the transfer of this property by
one party, without the consent Of the
other would be illegal. 5&
Each day since the decision was hand
ed down attorneys have been discover
ing new matters which 1t is believed
will be affected. The only fear seems to
be that unscrupulous attorneys will take
advantage of the decision and look up
such land titles with a view of per-
s,ading the injured party to commence
suits in the courts. IS 335f3
"a Many plaintiffs who have been grant
ed divorces in this state on the ground
of desertion or otherwise when the de-
fendant was out Of the jurisdiction of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
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Calumet
Baking |!
Powder
.~ao1fs me BAx,HG PowDER TaUsE-- )
9s4 10 makes pure foods
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90 makes pure food. 5

company which cannot be cared for in
the big store. 81 ..ss. I: s3ss
See Hatcher Bros. for fire insurance.
Canniff paints signs best. Phone a5oL.
Remember the Yeonen party to-
night at Prizes hall.
Phone SIS for Deimert & Murphy's
quick delivery Of wines and liquors.
Lawn grass seed. The best lawns in
Fargo are sown with our seed, guar
anfeed. Shotwell & Graver.
Remember, lessons in drawing and
painting can Be had at Miss Bergh's
studio, N. P block, room S.
Some very desirable household fur.
sriiture and rugs for sale at a, very low
price. zoo Ninth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
GOSSIP FROM The NATIONAL CAPITAL
correspOndsnce. By WiIlla.n wolff snn,lth.

Washington, April Io.A--A Washing;
tonian has invented a steel tie which
may reyolutionize railroad track lay
ing. He has forwarded a model of a,
steel cross tie and attachments to. the
Rock Island Railroad at Chicago with
a view to its adoption by that COM
pany in its construction department..
The tie, which the party has had
patented, is corrugated ON the bottom
to prevent slipping and a device on the
angle bars and fish plates provides for
contraction and expansion. The rail
joints by this device are not put to-
gether end to end, but are cut nsthe
bias and splicedE in such way as to
preclude the possibility OF any jar. If
this device should prove, practicable
in its use on railroads it would DO
away with the use of timber as ties and
be a boon to railroads because of their
lasting qualities, it being stated that a
steel tie would last several times long
er than the average wood tie, which is
about eight years. s.@ IL,
Notwithstanding all the white man,
through the means of the Indian
Bureau OF the government has done
for the red man of this country, there
still fingers in the breast of the Indian
a suspician toward the "palefaces. !"
Speaking of the Indians suspician Of
the white man, Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs Leupp says. 49,. ,.~ |.a
tsIn actual life the Indian is suspici-
Gus of the white race and wants moth
ing to do with us. He clings to the
ways of his ancestors, insisting that
they are better than ours and he re-
sents every effort of the government
either to educate his children or to
show him how he can turn an honest
dollar for himself by other means than
his grandfather used--or an appropria-
tion from the treasury Strive as. we
may to gloss it over with poetic fancies
or hide it under statistical reports OF
progress, that is the plain truth. We
must win over the Indian children by
sympathetic interest and unobtrusive
guidance. \ 1t is a mistake to start the
little ones in the path of civilization by
swapping all the ties of affections be-
tween them and their parents and
teach them to despise the aged and
non-progressive members of their
families. The sensible plan is to
nourish their love of father, mother
and home, and then to utilize this af-
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lection as a means OF reaching through
them the hearts OF the elders" r

lection as means OF reaching through
them the hearts OF the elders"
n The curious experience of being
struck by lightning and afterward in
puiring what happened, occurred to
Walter Stiles, surfn,an OF the Town
send Inlet life saving station on the
coast OF North Carolina several nights
ago. Stiles has written the superin-
tendent of the life saving service in
this CITY, telling him of his strange ex-
perience. 1t appears that on the night
IN question there arose heavy storm
while Stiles was on duty at the station.
About 9 O'Clock he had occasion to
leave the station and go into the open.
No more had he reached the outside
OF the builiing than severe clap of
thunder pealed out and a short time
later Stiles staggered under a stroke
OF lightning, at the same time asking
asnearby a patrol OF watchmen what was
happening: His hat was gone and he
said he felt as though some one had
Waylaid him and clubbed him on the
back OF the head. The watchn1an ex-
amlned the place where he had fallen
and found the sand had been some
what ruffled in its. contact with Stiles
body. Stiles says he did not see the
lightning and is ignorant of ever
hearing thunder clap, so it was plain
that he had been knocked down by the
flash of lightning He was not
seriously injured, but was SO badly
shaken up that another man watched
the long hours of the night with him.
President Roosevelt is quite a ten
mis- player and nearly every pretty
afternoon he adjourns to the tennis
court in the rear OF the White House
and INDUCES in an hours recreation in
playing this game. He is often joined
by MIR. Jusserand, the French Am
bassador, who covers the back line,
the President preferring the heavy
work at the net. Others who sport"
with Mr., Roosevelt in the game are
Commissioner OF Corporations Gar
field and Assistant Secretary of Com
merce and Labor, L. o. Murray.
Vice-President Fairbanks has &C
cepted an invitation to address the
General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, at Birming-
ham,, Ala, on May 9th. Mr.. Fair
banks is fraternal delegate of the
Northern Methodist Church to this
conference.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

Tonight at Prizes hall the Yeomeil
ladies viii give another Of their de-
lightful parties. 1t will be an extra
party, but those who hold the regular
invitations are invited to join in the
good time, which IS sure to be had on
this occasion.
Mrs. Taylor makes a speciality Of
chiropody and has many prominent lad
les and gentlemen Of the city who rec
8orllnend her treatment Of the feet
highly Mrs. Taylor also makes spec
ialty Of scalp treatment with the Bar
ker vibrating massage machine, also
Turkish Russian and Cabinet baths;
hairdressing, nlanicuring, etc. sos
Broadway Sss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
CITY LOCALS.

Have knight Printing Co. print ii
Get 4 Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan
Ship your hides, pelts, furs TO ]. S
Smith 8 Co.. Fargo
Dressmaking and tailoring. Mrs. Mae
Hanson, ono Sth Ave. So. Tel. 1o6IM
New fresh garden and lawn grass
seed. Johnson & Peterson, feed store.
Come get your parasols and wells
beautifully decorated. Art studio, N. n
block. .sss... { I'll 4 s.,ss.s.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A,
y. Pierson. 3II Eighth street north Sun
day morning. 81
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LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way. o..

5000 to San Francisco or Los An
geles and return via Omaha or Kansas
City. $724o to San Francisco or Los
Angeles and return via St. Paul and
Portland.
Tickets will be on sale April rs to
May S. Final return limit July 81,
1906. Choice OF routes. Liberal
stop-overs allowed
For further information regarding
rates, routes or train service, see near
est ticket agent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway, or write
today to F. A. Miller, General Passen-
ger Agent, Chicago.
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AFTER THE MILTON PIGGERs.

Milton Globe Sheriff Reid came
down from Langdon yesterday after
noon and Immediately proceeded to
make things interesting in blind pig cir
cles. He first landed on Dad Gilmore.
who has been around town a year or
more allegedly in the wet goods busi-
ness, and placed him under arrest.
1s The sheriff then proceeded to look
for Wes Colburn and Shorty Berg,
two other characters badly wanted BY
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. A

@I / hereby announce myself as a can
.didate Tor denomination to office of
county auditor to be voted upon at pri-
mary election June 10, and would res
pectfully solicit the support Of republi-
can voters Arthur G. Lewis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

Miss Blume has line Of Photographic
stock especially designed for students,
23o Broadway. @
Don't bother with your furs at home.
Take them to Denis Bros, for the hot
summer season.
Honest fuel, coal and wood Of ali
kinds. solid. full measure. Interior Lim-
Der Co. Phone o2,
Self help will come to mean more
to You than a pair Of words If you get
in the habit Of reading the want ads.
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the authorities on a similar charge. Up
to the time of going to press he has not
been able to find these offenders. they
being out of town at the time Of his
arrival, but he has pretty good idea of
where they are. and will likely get them
sometime during the day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of the Knights of the Macca-
bees last night and considerable busi-
mes of Importance was transacted.
M. ". Sanger, who has been confined
to his room with typhoid fever for sever
al weeks and whose condition for time
caused friends much concern, has much
improved and hopes are entertained that
he will soon be about again.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-09-20

neutrality, and 1t is the purpose to do
no moro than protect American inter-
ests and afford an asylum to officials
of the Palma government If requested
to do so, until the Cuban congress,
which assembled to-day, asks for
American Intervention.
1t will then be time to meet that
issue, but>for the present the purpose
of an American armed force in Cuban
waters is to afford to American inter
ests that degree of safety which the
Cuban government seems unable to
give.
Intervention is the word at which
officials in Washington shy. They are
now willing to discuss any other phase
of the Cuban revolution except that
What may be done as result of the
existing conditions and those which
are likely to grow out of the present
crisis is something they gracefully
pass up to Oyster Bay for answer and