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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

mismo que en- todas las otras, Y que se
impone la celebracitn de un plebicito 6
referendum para que libre de cohaccioneg
personaleH, digan los parciales del >partido
cual conducta opinan que deben seguir el
decadente partido.
-Toda la tarde de aver estuvo traba-
jando en- su degpacho ell Attorney general
Mr.. Feuille. Parece que el attorney egta
preparandO los proyecto de ley que de.
sea presentar en- el Consejo, durante la
pr6xima legislature.
-Cambiando impresiones IN alto fun
cionsrio del gobierno insuIar y IN letrado,
manifesto aquel quesu criteTio era que Ia
carrera judicial quedar6 establecida ascen-
diendo los funcionarioa que han de desem-
penarla, desde juez municipal pasando
de aquel cargo, al de fiscal de Corte de
Distritc, luego juez y luego magistra.
do del Supreme. Asf Sc asegura la esta.
bilidad de los iueces Sc obtienen los
mejores resuItados con Ia prueba en- cada
puestO que ha de dar de Bu capacidad y
buenas condolences el que siga Ia refarida
carrera. Parece que muy pronto todos
los jueces muniCipales de Ia isla habr6n de
ser letrados.
-Segdn informeg, el attorney ha decla.
RADIO que no procede Is ordenanza presen-
tada por ell municipiO de COamo referente
un remate de medicinaB. Semper, 'fcomo
siempre bien informado."
Ell ministro americana de Santo Do.
mingo estuvO hoy conferenciando con el
gobernador interino.
-Por no haberse reunido todoB los se'
fiores que debieran concurrir & la reunion
celebrada ante aver en- la oficina del At
torney para tratar de Ia question sanitaria
de la Ciudad, no qued6 terminado el infor.
me que ha de presentsr el comit6 de salud
p6blica del Consejo Executive.
-Esta tarde sale para Venezuela el
vapor americana "Filadelfa", que lego
aver de N. Y.
Sc da como seguro que, en- caso de
establecerBe una nueva lfnea de vaporeg
para 81 mejoramientO del trafco entire
P1erto Rico y los Estados Unidos, una
Eebsia de tarifas de fetes y pasaje ser6
llevada efecto.
-Esta mafiana visit6 al sefior Post,
gobeTnador INFERNO de Ia .isla, el Lcdo.
don Francisco de p. Acufia, Representative
Ia Camara por Ell Distrito de San
Juan.
Ell licenciado lIdon Jose de Diego
visit6 en- la mafiana de hoy al gObernador
INFERNO y al sub SeCrstariO de Puerto Ri.
co. $751;.
Ell American Colonial Bank de Puer.
to Rico pagara un Bemianual dividendo
del 81 % en- diciembre pr6ximo.
LAS escuelas pdblicas han permaneci.
do cerradas hoy.
Una vista hizo esta maflana & Ia
ofcina de sanidad DEL DepartamentO del
Consolidate, Ell doctor Barbosa.
Don Juan R. Baiz ha suspsndido el
viaje q Venezuela que tenfa en- proyecto
efectuar.
-Por encontrarse indispuesto no concu
rri6 4 su despacho Ia hoFa de costumbre
81 cOronel Hamill, de Ia poIicfa insu
lar.
--Manana Sc leer6 por primera vez, el
CalendariO de asuntos civiIea, en- la sec
! ci6n primera de Ia Corte de Distrito de
| San Juan. .-.
Sc encuentrs en- esta ciudad don Jost
CT. CaldeE6n, propietario de Rio. gTande,
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NOTAS Y N0TlCIAS

-Ha sido objeto de vivos comentarios
en- Ia ciudad la entrevista one eelebraron
tres miembros de la Junta Central de la
Union de Puerto Rico con ell gobernador
Winthrop el dia antes del embarque de
este para los EstadoB Unidos. Mr.. Win
throp regresara q esta isla principles de
Enero pr6ximo.
EN- competencia con 300 classes SINH.
lares, tant6 nacionaleg como extrangeras,
el aqua "Hiawatha" obtuvo la mas alta
recompensa en- en- Ia Exposition de Chica-
go de 1893 y en- la de San Luis de 1905,
por su pureza y poser las mejoTes propie-
dades medicinales, Tome aqua mineral
"Hiawatha". Pfdala en- todoB los hoteIes y
cafes. Agentes en- Puerto Rico, Sanchez
Morales Co. Tetu&n "a, San Juan, P. r.
Han sido objeto de favorables cOmen.
tarios en- los circulos polfticos de esta ciu-
dad, las noticias publioadas aver por "La
Correspondence" respecto de las impre-
stones del Presidente con motive de su vi
sta la isla.
--Muchas familias de hacendados de la
isla tratan de construir quintas casas
de viviendas en- Santurce con obieto de
paSar aquf las temporadas en- que no hay
Eafra. Ell ndmero de nuevas construccio-
mes aumentan cada dia mas en- el arigto.
cratico barrio y va SO van & buscar solaTes
para el establecimiento de aquellas en-
las cerCanfas de Martin Pefa en- Hato
Rey.
Con motive de las noticias circuladas
respeCtO del estado sanitario de la ciudad
muchas familias de Ia isla que tenian el
prop6sito de pasar las festas dc PaBcuas
aquf han deSistido de clio.
Sc informa que la mayor parte de los
ingenios azucareros de Ia regitn norte de
la isla, ComenzarS la zafra fines de di'
ciembre pr6ximo. Los precios son buenos
= este afiO Ia isla tendr6 una buen entrada
por la exportacion de la magnifca cosecha
de azicaT, cafe tabaco que so presents.
Una de las condolences esenciales de
cualquier m&quina para asegurar Ia dura.
ci6n, es la SENCILLEZ, pues q mayor
nGmero dc piezas mas probabilidadeg de
roturaS = deSgastes. La "Oliver" tiene
solo quinientas pleas. Las otras tienen
de mil qWinieTatGS q tres maiL
-Tr6tase de constituir una sociedad
por acCiones con el fin de establecer un
BerviciO de automobiles entire San Juan y
Ponce.
-Si informa que Ia compaffa de vapo'
res que SO trata de establecer entire Pto.
Rico y los Estados Unidos, dispondra de
un barcO propiO para el enviO dc frutas y
legumbres de esta isla New York y New
Orleans
Ell estabIecimiento de una fabrica de
papsD en- Puerto Rico darfa buenos result
tados Plantas textiles como ell 'pI6tano'
y otras hay en- el pals, propias para Ell me-
jor deSaTTollo de Ia referida industria eI
consume de ese alttculo es bastants para
Bostener Ia empresa.
~' ~Ya results egtrecho el local que han
de Ocupar en- las ofcinas de correos de
esta Ciudad las personals que van alli en-
lHs dias de coFreo buscar Bu correspon.
dencia. tCuSndo empieza Ia construction
del edificio federal anunciado2
Sc iuforma que para 81 mes de mario
pr6ximo habr6 una asamblea republican,
Esa es Ia Que anualmente acostumbraba
celebrar dicha colectividad. Los BefioTsl
que Biguen Ia polftica contraria al direc
torio, Green que en- eSa reunion Sc har6 ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
MAESTRO HILARIO.

En- Ell cuartel general de la policfa no
ha habido hasta las IL de hoy ninguna
noticia de successes ocurridos en- Ia iBls.
---Pasan de 130 los asuntos pendientes
de resoluci6n en- Ia Corte de Distrito de
San Juan que estSn inclaidos en- ell calen-
dario correspondence.
-Esta tarde se propOne 81 senior fiscal
de distrito leer la acusaci6n de aBesinato On
primer grado contra Francisco Vega, por
ell crimen Ccnocido con Ia denomination
del stChuchurumb6."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
California no Cede.

New York Noviembre 80 l. 3Op
siu6n considera
BsGern
Washington Conn6an ifenas taedas
japoneseG
Sc iegan oOou univedades eudiant
apOnees
Este mantene epctac6 pbca
animos exctadIimos todo / Estado California
gabine
hdase Pejo difuad parcuar
Iornia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
VA LEGO.

Ell magnffco calzado F0Eshetm.
Lo mejor que SO importa en- Puerto Ri.
co, para Cabslleros nifos.
Els el mas fuerte, elegante y dursderO.
Americo salas, en- 81 conocido estable-
oimisnto Gel Popular, San Justo IA,
San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
MURIENDO DE HAMBRE
EN- mEDIO De Ia ABURD ARCIA

L. dyspepsia era go
fvinod de arnsd de IIgado de Bcalo
aimention neesaia Ia
irritable sevenen 81 dadenu ya
Los 10 inani6n
sl mas fnetc
umasd aGl
digestion emasde nedade 81 vnod
o,a primitive
del acste de
oaadO
benibes.
e DR.
anod Ell
del
verdad de puea
q Who'd
en- las
FREDERICK STEARNS & ClA.
F.bricantes de PrOduesOs OuimIcOs y FarmacsutoOs
. a.. DETROIT. MICH, z. .UA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
H HPODROMO PONCENO

Importantes de cabalos par1 los da l6 % de
Diciembre de 1906.
Ell da IL de Diembre las de la noche duedaa cerrada
la matrcua para las del l6; Ell 8 las de la
noee Sc cerrar la matricua las han de en@r ugar
ell % del menconado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
JAP0N IRA A LA GUERRA
La reVoIuCi0n en- Russia.

New York Noviembrs 80 L30 p
nuevo poica
de
de sc haya descubiero
socodoS aIgunos ces gun6n VaTsovia
Petebu han sidO poDaOs han
aTretados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
EI Jap0n agresiVO.

New York, Noviembe 80 1.30 m
Ell americana Yokohama comuic hoy Washington
eneg manifestation b ha & hha gObienO del MkadO del
de a admission de California
ad
da cumpda Gabiuete m
reunido hoy BAR tIate O. asnnto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

VENTA.-.-Por ausentarse su duefia, Sc ven-
de en- Santurce, una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pisOs recIen construida. Informara
el sefior Schumacher, oficinss del Ayunta-
miento San Juan Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
Tres aCorazadOs ingIeses

New York. Noviembre 80 p m.-
canal LdeVan
Tangr
aquea
coiva ccuo poco de Europa
mintro Alemania
m neg hasta ho opinion asunt ado intego
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

mo dormir es una desdiCha que solo
10 saben los que padecen de insomnia:
este desaparece con 81 uso del Vino de Co.
rebrina Ulrice, tan pronto Ie tonifea & I'd.
81 eerehro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

Ell TMEJOR REMEDI0 para las
malaB digestiones es 81 agua de ViIajuiga,
que Sc halla de venta en- 81 establecimiento
dc sus agenteB generates sefiores F. Font
y hermano y On los de senores B. Fernan-
dez hermanos, marina, sefiores Sobrino
y Fernandez, Criato % y Fortaleza IA.
Precio: 1 botella de / litro, 80 cents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
Una eiGCuCi0n

New York Novembre 30 L30 p
fGlado bonba
polfa Rhainbot dc atentado sal6 este ieso.
Ell demos6 absolute hacer reveaones
las Ofas hion vida denunaba completes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

El senior schira, propietario del hotel
Helvetia, conoCido de toda Ia isla ex-
trangero, no descRnsa en- dotar dicho
hotel de todos los adelantos modernos
CruZs 27
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

.Todavfa no se ha diCho Ia Ultima pa-
labra sobre las bondades del magnffco
Ron marca "Exposici6n'' como preserva-
two contra los microbes del aqua s. exec
lenta.-A. Alvarez Hermanna d vandan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

1910. QUE INTEREST Sc desea comprar un
Hotel Boarding House, que este situadO
en- un punto centrico de esta capital v que
ademds tenga una regular clientela. Para
informes diTijirse Pedro Estasen, Oficina
San Juan Light Transit.a 80 v. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30

PosTURAs CRIoLLos sUCKEREs ingI6
pias tardan solo - producer uo 8
Ademas
las CORONAS ben soar
de las bndan m6ds srvdas del Hban
pores de HERRERA
~ - Villar- y 90.
ALLEN ST SO. SAN JUAN, PTo O.
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N W TT1
terra de Manatf d GALES, d sells kilometres
del primer pueblo, de 1000 cuerdas de ex-
tension propias para cana, tabaco Y pastos.
Comuniea con Ia plaza de la Central Mon
seTrate'i por Ia carretera mencionada y po-
see un cable aereo para transporte de cana.
Tiene Ell Ia actuaIidad 900 cuerdas de cana
de plantilla, cuyos primeros tocOnes Sc
venden tambien. Tiene bueyada suficien-
TEL caTros americanos v del pals, casas v
ranchos
DirigiEse Manuel M6rquez, Manatf.
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Casa da Prsstanus d jose Bazdn.
ALLER u.

Pr6stamos sobre alhajas de oro plata.
Operaciones de mas de 100 do1lars precios
de fnteres conventional no excediendo de
un 3%.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

Al western congressman was talking
about Quanah Parker, chief Of the
Comanches, who has been lying i'll al
his ranch in the Wichita mountains.
tQuanah Parker, the congressman
said, is rich man and polished man
Despite his eight wives. a moment s
|conyersation would convince you of the
Intelligence, culture and wit of the
chieftain. III
Il once heard an ignorant commits
sioner make in Quanall Parker pres
ence a remark derogatory to the Indian
race. rs 81, " i'll
THE chief bit his lip. smiled and
said: 8
Your remark shocks me greatly. II
shocks me as an old man in New York
was once shocked @ I. 9 IN
"Quarlah Parker then went on to ex-
|plain that the shock came to the old
man as he lay dying. He was stretch
led out on his deathbed. His pale
wasted hands picked at the coverlet
Ills family wept at the bedside. Finally
Ibis grandson, a boy Of g or 10. was
brought in. Isl
Your grandpa is extremely ill,
Imurrnured the boys mother. Say
something to him. 4. tgs gftss,1 3,5$ 4
"'The child thought a little and ther
said in; a loud. clear treble: &.
81" Grandpa. would you like to have
soldiers at your funeral r. III .is 5.
u John d. Rockefeller, jr., in an elo-
quent address, said that it was wrong
Ito believe that the truest friends were
Ithose who were willing to lend money
do not believe anything of thai
Kind" said Mr.. Rockefeller. There
Il was never a greater mistake. IF you
Ihave any friendship for people do no,
| spoil it by trying to borrow money from
Them. The practice of borrowing money
lis, a most dangerous one. < 1t is the sur
est way to cause the breaking of friend.
| ship. ...s.
Besides, to borrow money is a sell
| fish, mean practice. The chronic bor-
Igirl at an Easter feast !, ss.. s.s: ;sa
"This little gir1 ate at the feast q
great quantity of chocolate eggs and
bananas and cakes and peanuts and
things of that sort and finally the time
came for her to go. A@
&".But you will have little more
cake before you go? her hostess said
politely. 49, - 80, sl
"'No, thank you, ma'am I'm full,
said the little girl. @4teE,
y" sThen,' said the, hostess. you'll put
some nuts and candies in your pockets
won't you? -@u~y asg
n"The little girl shook her head re.
gratfully.
<SmsT They're full too she said .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

Mich. Tie will Of the late Miss Maud
HiE. Noll, who died at the Sarfiia hos. ,o
pital after an operation, which mas
been admitted to probate, is q some
what peculiar document.
it was written on a small strip of
paper while the young woman was
crossing the river on the ferry boat.
After stating she was about to GO on
the operating table ana expressing a
fear that She would not survive the
shock, she directed the disposition ot
her ST 500 estate. .,a
# The place Of her burial, the pnr-5
chase OF a. monument and the dis.
posal of 5trinkets and Clothing were
provided for, ami the balance OF the
property bequeathed to two sisters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

Leonard, IN. d.. April I7.--To The
Forum: Master Silas Fisher, about
q years old whose parents lately novel
to the Seger farm south OF town was
taken with convulsions on Thursday
last DIR. Savage was summoned and
very sick and there are slight hopes 81
his recovery. He is the only boy in
family Of six. B VI I &. n. L
f Miss Lydia lima is visiting with her
sister, Landlady Seelig, and deyotes
her leisure time to constructing some
fancy nee ,ileWork that win help to
beautify prospective home. q II
Miss Sophie God ddard and Miss Ber-
tfla Runice returned from Minot on
Friday evening. While there they each
fled homestead on some Dakota soil
and will ere long become land own
ers. ss
Roy Nv. Schossow has B secured a
competent blacksmith and is prepared
to do all kinds OF iron work and en-
CINE repairing in his new shop,
III The very irclement weather preced-
ing Good Friday changed with a mag
nificent sun set on thar evening and is
promise of good weather in the fu-
ture which is ai1xiously awaited by our
farmers who wish to commence seed
ing operations. II 55
John Carlson is building a barn on
his property lately purchased from A.
r.. Porter He will have a fine resi-
dence property. II
A large coflgre regation assembled at
the M. E Church on Sunday and lis
tened to powerful discourse by Rev.
Lathrop, from the text He is Risen.
The evening sermon was a defense oi
the doctrine of the Resurrection.
We have a number of duck and geese
hunters here but we don't see any 81
that kind of game III the market.
The dance ADVERTISED for Monday
night was not very largely attended
Seeding operations interfeted some
what, there were about twenty nine
couples in attendance but they enjoy
/ ed themselves, having good music and
good floor.
Tom Berglm has a petition out ;for
nomination as representative from this
district. Ii is being generally signed
and he will be placed on the ticket for
re- -election, He and Richard g. Pis
| per make good pair TO draw to.
III. Al. Nc Conyille has petition out
| for nomination as candidate for
county treasurer There is no trou-
Bic id getting signersp for Hugh He
has been competent and faithful
deputy and there will be no mistake ii
advancing him to the more RESPONSE
Mrs. Schroeder Is III charge of The
harness shop while Gus is iii Mime
sofa looking after his property there
He will be gone two OF three weeks
-otider had some Of his proper
/ III taken To the depot for shipment TO
Mime sofa oh \ Monday evening, bul
one of bis ditofs INTERVIEWED AMI at-
|tacIed the properfy and settlement
viii have to be made. Cor. II &
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE
WILL. MEET HERE FRIDAY

An important gathering in Fargo next
Friday will be meeting. Of the exectl-
tive committee Of the North Dakota
Immigration association. 1t will be held
at the rooms Of the commercial club
and will probably be called to order at
10 a. m. as there is considerable bust
ness to introduce and discuss.
yHon. w. G. Gilbreatf, commissioner
|of agriculture and labor, was an ar
rival iii the city last night from Bis
marck. After conference with sew
|eral gentlemen whom he met here he
left at o:4o for ST. Paul to confer with
parties there on state immigration. He
will return to the city some time to-
morrow rs 5s s 5;Ss
The commissioner declared that along
immigration lines there was a vast
amount of work to do in order that
our state can keep up with the march.
On Friday the executive committee of
the immigration association will con-
slider plans of action, which have been
formulated and also the important mat
ter of advertising the state to the best
possible advantage. Mr. Gilbreath
looks for an enthusiastic meeting as
the gentlemen on the committee have
been busying themselves since the meet
ling in Bismarck and they are. full of
interest in the general advancement Of
| the state. ID. #
4s=t.s gsg
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IFHInS UEpdEL
N. P.-GoIng east. 7:1O. $40 a. m. 9:4o
N. P.LGoing = west. 8. 7:ao a. M, 5:25 p. M,
5:35 p. m.
II. & s. Wl-Golng west, $50 a. 10. D..
G. NJ: & st. P.-Going south, s a. m, and
7:40 p. m.
G. N-Going east. 6:55 q. M, 8 q. M,
1925 a. M. 1898 p, m.
G. N.-Going west, 4:55 q. M, and 6:52
p. m.
Moorhead Northern-Departs s q. m.
G. N. to Aneta-Departs 20 D. m.
G. N. Arrives from Aneta-10:25 q. M.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
THE TEN-CENT i MACHINES.

.S The ascent popular magazine has not
exposed itself ID ridicule for being too
strenuous in the cause Of reform. II
has left that odiurl 10 its IoScent COM
.petitor On the contrary it has rim as
far away from the chief interests Of
the times as possible Il has transport
sed its readers to ages and clinies the
most remote from the questions Of the
day iii America Fair islands Of the
south Pacific, Babylonian cities buried
for half 4 dozen millsniums have been
Offered as safe asylunls from the roar
Iof the present contest Essays ii lit
|erary criticism, poems as exquisite IN
execution as they are empty Of thought
and sentiment, stories which are varia-
tions on the perennial theme, have left
no space for the real world. AS pas
time from the problems that every man
has to face, that every woman ought
sfo facs. that every boy and girl needs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
TIME CARD.
Trains Arrive.

N. P.-From east, 5:15 p. m., $50 a. M,
$40 a. M, p m. ~
N P.-From west, q. m., $50 a. M, 7:So p. M,
r. d S. W.-From west, 7:O5 p. m.
c., NJ. & st. Prom south, 12:01 p. m.
and 6 D. m
G. N.-From east, 4:55 a. M, $50 p. M,
800 p M, 5:45 p. m.
G. N.-From west, 6:55 a. M, 1898 p. M,
NJ. N.-Arrives 10 p. m.
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The Fargo Foru M
And Daily Republican. :.
THE FORUM PRINTING co
A. W. Edwards, Editos. Fl. ca Pfsmfey. Manager
VOLUME XXX No. 100.
Entered at postoface as second class matter.

The Fargo rorum and Republican 10
published every evening except Sunday. In
the Loyal Knights Temple. First Avenue
subscrlption-The Fargo Forum and
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they have paid, printed opposite their
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Address all communications to The For.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1906.
OFFICIAL PAPER or eAss COUNT,
FORUM TELEPHONE CALLS.

Business Office E04l
Composing Room. rl..................sO4b
EDITORIAL Room om....................S3Sl
Local Reporters and News Room. .. .S3SA
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!. AM INsIDIous DANGER.

One of, the worst features of kidney
troubles is, that il. is an ifsidious dis
ease and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal nnalady.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first
sign of trouble as it corrects irregu-
iarities and prevents Bright's disease
and diabetes. II. H. Casselman, Lion
drug store 80 80 EiiE
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
SCOTS EMU LSIOf1

SCOTS EM SION
is more than 4 fat food.
There is no animal fat.
that compares with il in
nourishing and building
up the wasted, ernaciated
body. That IS why chill
dren and anRmic girls
thrive and grow fat upon
it. That ! M is why persons
with consurnptivc tender-
cies ,: gain flesh and
Strength enough to check
the progress of the dis
ease. n. IL. A. a.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

WILL ON STRIP OF PAPER
Detroit Free Press: Port Huron,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

SLop-Duey - Tic tltle OI d. Httlc
monthly issued at St. Paul which con-
tains many pert things, and among the
proverbs in the last issue is the follow
ing, which seems quite true:
Habits make slaves of IFS all, and as
the making of our habits lays within
our own hands, let our custom be the
repetition only of such acts as we will
be willing to have the whole world and
our wives know about. S. ~. ,@
8a' A bill has been introduced into
the New York legislature similar to
the North Dakota law, concerning the
label that mist be put on patent medi-
cines. Previous to- this the radicals
had attempted to pass a law compell-
ing the publication Of the formula, but
this failed of passage. 1t is reported
that the present bill is liable to pass,
and it has the support Of the consery-
#ative among the proprietary medicine
concerns as they see that something
must be done to satisfy the public.
z Some years ago the legislature Of
Minnesota passed the John Day Smith
law prohibiting newspapers from pub
fishing the details Of executions. The
st Paul Dispatch, Pioneer Press and
News were indicted for the account
published Of the hanging Of William
Williams. They defnirred to the IN
.dictment, and Judge Bum rules against
them holding The legislature has
said that the publication Of the details
of an execution IS bad for public nor
3als. It's decision should be upheld nrl-
less the court can see plainly that it IS
wrong. think the decision right and
the law wise and wholesome. 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

&a' The international Kindergartel
union condemns the comic" supple
ments to the Sunday papers and say.
that their influence on the rising gen
Grafton is baleful.