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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
Den tpife SlagterfOrening bar lend

Zen tpife Slasterfprcnins bar isnSt
en- Betition til RigSfaniIer Billion og
til Observation-Disclosures ofis at ser
life inaa bIt aflitttet uogert Sraftat
meo amertfa, iom aioer anlebring
til iorsaet Snofsriel al aieo til Spif'
Lamb. 6oreningen bar Ifaffet Jig Teoe
pan, at be tore Sfagteriirmaer |
Gmerifa aater at isge at faa Ienpet
poa De iauitGre 8eitemmelier / De tp'
ife S~oIblooc, for at De berpeS fan no
piSe i'm SauoeI / Spflaub. 9e gisr
bereftcr ReOe for ben altfor utilfreos'
itileitoe &is0inipeftion / De Soreneoe
Stater % i~I,ttter meb at anbefale, at
Ser iitebet Qipes @o9a,tg til Snofsr'
ieI al amertfunif lepenbe aorg. ha DC
omerifnnIfe Ipnbiebeher meS fort
SeIS bar b~efiGaupet SerusFeberen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
Seuufruterue boooe forIcbcn o

Serufraterue boooe forlcoen DAG
en- 9nrfet / 3e,p 9orf for at "%oniIaa
Snueu for 8oIgfumpeu / 1905" iom
set bebcr. og bette bleu on giort pnn
ben Naa6e, al ale. ion ptreOc iig,
bar e%Iltemmige ON, al bette SanO&
Rebriua Iigger enc 90 olene / Be
ffgtteIfestoISenS Spbupdic. Som
Sbarp 8iuiom$, Der er Gsrer for
Sauotraterne I &ougre5IeuS ReprT'
ieutmrtbus, pur ScpeotaIercn for Au'
Ie61rinpcn og priIte / bsic Soner Bil,
Iiom 5. 9rnon, mems han oqinu
TorbtBnneH0c loo foIoe ct Bar amer,
ficu0er6c Sra ON 8ruper GIepeIunG
og &enrp 1otteriou. Elsie 10 Ser,
rcr bill mnoifc BOG life iOIc fla oiScrt
fmtgret oDcr Sc &plupJimenter iorr
bteD Dem ill Del. @iuiumS uOta!ti
ueutltg onl 6eGt at "0e baobe oprct
SuISmrrO for Sheer, iom b0ooc mn.
bet en- bDgtigere JoriOarer / q. :
@rpau." SaapeI GIcoeIauo iom @ot
terion % Glton .. Barter bar in0
Bu0t til bette &iurIinbeO3moalti0
meu tlgGr al 0cm horbe Gj0 ill q
fonrrtc. ale ire ienOte intioIcrtii
Sfripeler % unSFoINtc ilQ. Glcoe
lamb uNtoite / fin S~frfoeIie. at aISrif
bar aranet ONT cit To.creform merC
berettigct enc rctup III. Gnbr
Spera5nraaI haoAc gnuIFc piit I Gle
bIttfet tiInet0t fla OffcutIi9bchcn;
SpmRrfiontbeb, men Set oiI0e pie Tia
al naar solicit bIeo traat til al iuoie
boor ~uretGroiet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
er, biIoe bet tr9pe Ell Gorditorinq
Get biISe iffe itn0e fig / en- GrSum,
ipm fun gaDner De ina pnn Be mango
@etGtring. $eHrp 8dtteriou 10
taIte ogiaa iom FIN Neuing, at BET e
SeitcIbspriHcipet iom er StpIb / .
forfierte Siiftonbc, iom er opitaat
BIunot os. geitpiteIieSpoIitifen, FAC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
aromaar | sDbrnslanb. Sra Sbes-

10 telegraferes, at Der er al ubiigt iii,
at S~poruslono iaor bill fna ben rige-
ite lplimg poa 90 gar. Men 8I9-
oen oper oisfe Ipie llofigter er bes.
pGrre better life bernie Sang belt
ubIanbet. Oct ipSger nemlig meo,
at ser life biI BIZ OF npbripe SoIf M
til at bsite ino Den rige afgrsbe. Se
un9e R9ub, iCn ftaor | armeens
Beierpe er nenrIiq Scnmner forbuot
at leie itg no iom 2anborbeibere, %
De ftore @poseiere er f~ortpiIet oper
9snSernes Sritiel ON Streif til Den
3to Ssitarbeibet ifal begpnbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08

IRA RabriS mebbeIes MI, at life
uttitSre emo 81 Eerioner blep brpbt
al Den Bonnie, iom par tiltGnft BET
npgiite &ongepnr. Salt 1O7 Wenne-
Ter bIep truffet al Splinter at gum.
ben. On apinbe, iom bar Sienpibne
til aataitroien, er bIet itnosipg al
SfrRf.
Oct bier iig III, at ManueI Mo.
rnies, Der faiteoe 8omben MOB Som.
gebognen, aligeoel life por blanbt be
30 Itanb, iom a~rreitereoes paa Iris.
tanfe EorsSug gitermiooas. Ssrit
2sroag arcio bleu BEN rigtige Usora.
les fnebet / ben lille 8p Sorreiun be
IrooS, miotDeis meaem RnSrio 90
Ilcalu. Oct bnpbe aItiaa lpffeSea
bum at un6fomu,e, fra gpaningen,
buorira gontbeu faiteoes, ~bporefter
BANS 8enner % WeObiGipere bar
bolbt BAN ifiuIt / TO 9s9n / Moorio,
% paa Ssroag bar ban lao lpgtet no
al 9pen / Ell Ilttmnobil, fortlpoi
JON en- fnnpel Grbetbsmanb, men pso
Sen nGpnte lille gp fit man ltrny
Ristanfe til BAN, % en- 8agtmanS
forlanete al BAN, at ban ifltIbe gisre
&ebe for, bpem ban oar. Rurales
ieareoe berpaa beo at treffe frem en-
Sfeuolter og ifpbe 8agt1uanOen neb,
|0erpaa tos ban Sltgten inooper en-
2onoepei men oa bon mart fmht, al
oeinn benne @ei bar ip9rret al en-
Slot al 2anbsbpenS Soil, retteoe ban
Gepulberen mob fig ielp ug orabte fig
paa Steoet. Senere blep 2iget mel
Sifferbeo ioentificeret. RpraleS er
Spn Of Ell peIItaaenoe Sabrifeier
Barcelona, men Saoeren erfI9reot
poa SenuenbeIie fra en- 8olitibetieEt
at ban life bar betragtet bam iont lil
Ssn iiben BEN lite Warts, bG bar
iorbrep BAN fra lit !SitS, og at bar
life srifeoe at bore ttoget om "oettt
infaute areatlu", ion engor8 bei
bans ataun. - Set f~orlDber, at No'
litiet nh cgiaa er paa Spor eItel
MoraIes'S NebifpIoige.
timber Ell Mobtagelie paa Slot
tet 2srbag uotalte Song GIIonio JIG
til Dem nnterifarlfe Sennensnno
8Ntri6se, / fageroe reif1nereoe Sr
Seloa ON Sperfalbet: ga, pi Hat
belifinbet fra BET benne Sang, belol9
bis, men oct bill fomme igien. geanr
SontbelIt - maaife inlnrgen, mon1t'
cm en- Raanes, r,aaffe ON ct gar -
tten oct bill fc1rrnre teien." Get for
tpnes, of ben aoIbblooisbeo og Sat
nina, irun aongen bdpoe uoptlt I'M
Der felipe Sperfalbet, ipigteSe bam e
y0ieblif, bd De Dor fpnllr1ef moeHp
SIottes Iure. s ct ltoerifabei'9
ltbbruo iagbe ban til i'm Sr1iO
"Sporfur braste ieg big til oeft
2mSl Oet bar salt. 9u buroe al
Sria bape fuuriet bib!"
s De feIeeuSe Sage git Set
itcrurinae, otter bsit / NanSrtn. Ssr
baa fonbt en- itor $%prefegtriug Steo
hpor otte Sgre os en- Seit bieo erpe
Seret no af @erben OoernGr al 90,
600 SiIIfnere. Gr@nnirg @ietort'
uSboIht pgiaa tappert bernie Sort.r
Sperfen S~ririeporret al 8aleS ellie
Sen brittle @eiauSt par tihteoe. Ya'
@sanSag 6oISt 9orreen leSiaset q
Groruiinsen % ale De frcmmeSe TN
iteIise 9erinner % @eianstrr en- ITO
Sroppercup unenfor Spen. Nen De
iiore @al paa Slottet, icnr rnr pa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
aoneoftateu. ct 6eIgiIf glno fol

aongoitaten. st belgiif giao for
tPIler, at Song 2eopoio meS bet for
lie pil nbfprbi9e ct fonseligt 9efrei
ON giennemgribenoe Rcformer
Songoitnten, boorpeo itore Strpf-
ninger oil aabnes for ltonptteIie al
liol9rbineer. S SnbIeornnsen til
tette 0efret poaltaaes Oct, at &ongen
paa oct fraitigite biz tilbngebtie
aIanber o. aritif ira britiif SIDE 90
pil bsitibeligt erfiRre, at ban oleue
CT Superpn ODER &onsoitaten og bill
life taale rtcger fremnreb Snoblanr
Ding ! bans IiGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08

Tom. 6or oct nar iaa biot, ban tom
ilano pda ben frantic Sioe al Grra.
len % banneo ! en Niger | RGrbe.
rem al Tieppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
eli life arimerfer. GA 81

/ elf life Srimerfer. Tot bit
aniete brittle mehieinife Siosifrif,
@Sbe Cancel" gjsr ! en- artifel OPP
merfiom paa ben 6are Der er forbun'
oct meo at fitetc 5rimerfer meo Gun
gen. Set bar eiter en- llnoerisgelis
funbet en- iorIiS @tft paa Here
SIags Srimerfer, iRrlia enbel guile.
Den, Tom b~oapoterer Srimerfer | no.
gen btberc lloitrGfuing, gisr oerfor
retteit ! at fuete Dem meo en- onao
Snamp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08

8 aarut geir brroer bet of S~aruepubsn bItper for blob % siper
fra fig for uueseH 5arpe. 3 ioa 3ufaloe naa cnbcl af ben pperHSs
bse Sarpe iuses uy peb Sialp uf ct stpHe Sr9tpopir, ener man
fan bi9fpe fs mso ct Stptte aoispopir.
On SarpepHoe pI bare iere aor. Gtnloe ben 9sbet al TO
eler TIE aar bHoe npsrt for ter, Iaa fan man blot orpppe pnu en-
Sraabe @lpeertr % berptl bltoeslise iaa goo ipt ny isisn.
Saar man life spot Gitrnt ben fprhr Sang, iaa ipriss isien.
Sat stenYeiet iabtneS pau @ustret, eDsr iGt. ben enc Stbe NIB
fsrit, os brig ben gRaoSe, foui pasferbebit. Srpt bperteH for baarbt
ener for loft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
Sra uoldnoet.

! Gn boIbipm stprm roieoe ! 1son-
Dngs ooer Goesia peo Sortebapet
Spornslano. Sire @eitneifer bIep
Srrbte al 2pnet o. nj orufnebe laot-
Iiegenoe Sule. ginbaoer % Niger
Lamb opcr en- StrGfnina of 10000
acrcs bIep fulSitruois soeIost. Spor
mango Mernneiter blep btrbt noencm
gpcn pioeS enonn life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
IssE
Rado
o9
Dinf.
wv
.&%&s--

sf1p atbeles tsoehst Rapn % abrsstR for at Hippo at Sell besaues.
@nmolerue ubfsres 9Inbets 5purtutna % De bill bme tptt. en- gana
ON resn, % man pl per1pr nnoerrpsh tpnne hf pMe np9R Sa9e l4ngee
eub pa en- aubeu &ramte.
aoresie: .. annnSier, Dceerab, 5srpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
Return In Ten Days to
Ole Glemstad,
R3, Box "a, Waukon, Iowa.
M. o. DALVEY,
Manufacturer of Rubber Stamps,
DEBORAH, Iowa.

Dpenaaaenoe 9ssnns psr en- en- &nbberasmpel neo Gaon Oa abresie
iamt 6arpepube. Gn iaaban @8u6berfump1 e ualmneeie npttS mango Gil
ieos, baabe for Returnertas af grece, im life er tummen Goresiaten ibenbe
imt fm gtemtef paa Brepe gtansen en- ituuer pe fit geapu nest utpbeGst,
'us en- iuaban Rapnfsmpel pl forbnhre 5mfnflfr p9 mango andre nbebases
EGsbeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08

What's the good Of keeping from him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load aflabor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
streifuptsier. Sra Stutbcnoine,

Strcifpptgier. Sra SharbenoiIe,
Ohio, meSSelS Sen ABE Sami, at Der
iantutc Dag banhe fmact ct Cant
menfteS SteS mellem Be itreitenbe
a~lttarbeibere 90 lluitcS States Goal
Cos 3agtmGaS neS 8rrherne meo
Sen Ssias Of fire Ianb, nentIte to
Stretere % 10 8astnanb, tom til.
ftoSe. 20 al Dem oeuteSeS life at
hrrne Iece.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
ST iaabant "Sntit" ieuoes iuH 8rene tneb Slabet ior ct skrs
Notwithstanding Os fem Gents ertra til at bstalr
Yartn. Ennnalnt o. Snhnafnind.
Yorto, Gonpolnt aa Snosatnit

Sis life bet lube Besb 81 80 iubienbes, pt en- Iremsbps tGoe NnH
Hfebsipr Rapuersmpet. Grfartns bar IGt Os at ri life fan Rupe Rauuefsmpe
mo Siabet fr $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
@ a. s s:s. te ,ssss; & . s.s's

! ExrKSHD As sacoED Gas MATTEx JSws iSrh fcs
ar xHK nosr oFyiCH AT DEBORAH Iowa, rspxa "a"
tcr on Ca26xzsz or MkRcR IN rGA
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

Two special services Lords
Day, morning at First Christian
church Marc b 4th.
l. Regular annual Offering
for Foreign Missions after a
brief history Of the work and a
recitation of an original poem
"The Two Pictures," by Mrs.
A. B. Wade.
2. An address 10 children,
what shall believer. And what
shall do? By special reqest.
The public cordially invited.
The poem above referred to
was composed by Mrs Wade
and read a. the state church con-
vention and will be reproduced
next Sunday by request.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

If the plans of Andrew Car
negie and other capitalists is
carried out a railroad across
five continents will pass from the
Western Hemisphere to the
Eastern Hemisphere through a
tunnel under Rehring Strait in
the Arctic ocean-a continuous
railway extending from Cape
Horn, at the tip of South Amer
lea, to the Cape of Good Hope,
at the southern point of Africa.
| Over 900 miles of this distance
trains are running today. All the
remaining 10000 miles bias been
surveyed and great capitalists
stand ready to rush the work.
When this is accomplished you
can travel from Paris to New
York all the way by rail.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
Resolutions.

The Ladies Aid society of the
first M. E. church: Resolved
that as the advise Ruler of the
Universe has seen fit to remove
our dear sister Mrs. J. c NELSON
from our midst: Be it resolved
that in her death we have lost
one of our Oldest members, and
that we desire to express our
sinscre sorrow at the event
which has taken her from us.
Resolved that as our Heavenly
Father doeth all things well he
gives US trials and sorrows that
we may earn crowns of rejoicing
another tie is severed here but
our Saviour has assured US that
in the golden sunshine of another
life separated friends will
gather again where partings are
no more. Be it resolved that
these resolutions be entered On
the secretary's book of our Aid
society and copy be presented
to the bereaved family and fur
nisbed the city papers for pub
LEGATION.
MRS. T. o. Wyman.
Com. ( Mrs. M. O. Ray.
Mrs. Mason.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

Millionaire Cyrus D. Jones
eighteen year old son married a
poor girl and to prove that they
made no mistake Papa Jones
compels them to live on So per
week for two years and the
bridegroom is working in the
store of the Grand Union Tea
Co. to earn that eight dollars
declaring that his wife Marian is
cheap at that price.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
Look Them
In the Eye

When they tell you there Is
any other cigar quite half as
good as our G. B. S. SC Smoker.
It is the most pleasing of all,
after dinner smokes and guar
anteed satisfactory in every way.
c. A. JOHNSON.
Manufacturer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
NOTICE..

The ladies of the Won an's
Veteran Relief Union will have a
Box Social at the Odd fellows
Hall on Saturday night March
10th. Boxes Csc. Coffee 1Oc.
Every one cordially invited.
Ladies please bring a box with
supper for two.
Matte A. Harvey, Sec.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
NOTICE.

have sold out all my interest
in the Winner Grocery and have
no further connection with it.
1 am responsible for all bills prior
to Jan 10Th and am ready to pay
same on presentation and all &C
counts due the Winner grocery
prior to that date is my proper
ty aud payable only to me.
These accounts l am anxious
to collect and urge my old custo-
mers to give same prompt atten-
ton.
Respectfully
E. D. Byrd.
lam located at the corner OF
Sherman and Pine SITS. with a
full line of feed stuffs, country
produce and in fact every thing
good to eat. Come to see me or
phone No. 6S. 4-w
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

A set of business like rules
have been formulated by an
intrepid pastor which are to
guide youths and maidens
through courtship to marriage
within six months.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
Registration Books.

The voters of this district will
find the registration books in my
Office. in the Hanson Block.
DREW W. PAULK.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
"A THING OF BEAUTY
IS A JOY FOREVER"
The Best Protection Against the Minor
AnnOyances of Travel, Chief of Which
are Dust and Extremely Hard Water.

features are if they have rugged
bad com plexion, or blotched skin
they cannot be said to be beauti'
ful. The value Of good toilet
soap in the promotion Of health
and good looks should be well
understood.
During life, the skin, in virtue
Of it's continually undergoing re-
production and decay, as well as
being outlet for certain excreme'
| ntitios materials from the body,
| is constantly throwing off from
it's external layer as effete and
useless matter minute scales.
These, mingling with the oily
secretion of the cutaneous glands
and the saline and az ueous mat
ter of the perspiration acqire SUI
fcient adhesiveness to form an
extraneous layer upon the surfa'
| ced of the body which, unless da'
| ily remove by washing and fric-
ton, chokes the channels of pers.
piration and the oil glands. and
materially interferes with the
general normal functions Of the
skin.
The ill consequences likely to
result from a skin coated and
INSTRUCTED with adhering refuse
matter discarded Ivy itself are
obviously important. Such mat
ter, aside from impairing the
functional activity of the skin,
forms a favorable medium for
the retention, absorption and
transmission to the blood OF
disease germs and noxlous etfiu"
via. Hence the need of frequent
ly bathing the surface of the
body with water, but as oily mat
ter, in which the cutaneous sect
ion is rich, is not dissolved by
water, some additional agent is
required for their due removal.
For this purpose soap is EN-
ployed, as it renders the unctu'
Gus product of the skin freely
miscible with water.
Not only does soap aid IN
cleansing the skin, but it may d.
rectly influence health. The
use of SOAP" says the famous
hygienist, DIR. Wilson of London,
England, certainly is calculated
to preserve the skin in health, to
| maintain it's complexion and tone,
and prevent it from falling into
wrinkles"
But there are soaps and soaps
some decidedly beneficial tt
the skin, others positively inlur
ious. Purity of ingredients is
lone of the requisites of proper
toilet soap. Only soap made
from pure vegetable oil, thor
oughly saponifed, should be uset
upon the body. Soap containing
free alkali or other Irritating
material is injurious to the skin
The medicinal soap is no long
err an experiment, but is alread..
widely used. This soap is IL
| the strictest sense Of the term
medicinal soap. Dillingham;
PLANT Juice Medicated Soap cor
1tains only three Ingredients
quilla bark, this making the soa
excellent for shampooning an
shaving, and for use in badness
falling hair, scald-head. mill
: crust, dandruff and all scalp dis
eases; cocoa oil, one of of tn
purest oils of commerce and cor
tanning no substance deleteriou
to the skin.
NOTICE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
KNIGHTS OF col LUMBUS
WILL. Go TO WINNIPEG

Tomorrow morning there will be d
large exodus Of Sir knights Of Fargo
council, Knights OF Columbus. to Vim
1ipeg where tomorrow, with elaborate
ceremonies, 4 K..sof G. council will be
organized aud Instituted. The work
will be done by the high officials Of the
councils Of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
For the Minnesota knights special
train has been provided and II will run
over the 500.
The Fargoans will leave probably fif-
sty strong. via the early g. M. train, in
"a specially chartered Pullman car.
Among those who will 60 are, JOS. M.
Isl Isl tpiisei, Ppetef Luger, lB. 4. Keatirig,
E. Harrington, C. iii. Anheier, Mic
3MarKov, Rev. Father NaugIfton Of
Madison. Wis, Sullivan Of Moor
head and Ed. Burke. The rettlrl,
journey will be made on Sunday. II
SIS the intention to make the occasion
one of historical interest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
W.OME N ARRESTED.

a Wahpeton Globe Amanda Nc
Michael was arrested charged with
keeping disorderly house and Maud
:McIloney was charged with being an
inmate. Mrs. Nc cMichael lived in
rooms over the harness shop, and com
plant was made by next door neigh
bor Men would congregate in the
place ait night and all kinds of miscon-
duct would ensue. Maud McIloney is
the girl who gave birth TO a child at
Aaron Bessie's house during the win
ter. and since her recovery has worked
in hotels part of the time. The cases
were taken before Magistrate Basom,
and were continued indefinitely, the
jMcIloney girl leaving town, and Mrs.
Michael promising reform
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
THE ODD FELLOWS WILL
!. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Torliglt, in commeInoration of the
eighty seventh anniversary of the birth
of Oddfellowslip in America, the mem
bers of ofWildcy lodge, I. o. O. F., with
their ladies, will participate in ban
.quet and entertainment. ITO BE given in
the lodge room. H..
J. From 6:3o to 7:3o o'clock a banquet
will be served and that will pc followed
by three or. four set speeches on the
history and aims OF the order. Among
the speakers will be Past Grands Pol
lock and. MeC Conyiileg c. c., Gray and
sMesdames,lS. JlrHill and John Peter
kin. /. Also there will be several FIVE
minute talks on the good of the orr
der" Ferdinand Ingvolstad, the no
.ble grand OF Wildey lodge, will preside
.over the banquet and will act as toast
smaster a lit is said that the committee
jim charge have been very careful in the
Iperfecting Of the arrangements and a
good and profitable evening is expect
led. The four branches of the order
will be represented in the formalities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
TINY PAINTINGS SET
in PRECIOUS STONES

Baltimore Sum: There has been plac-
ed OIL exhibition at Bendann's galleries,
ION east Baltimore street. one of the
most remarkable series Of miniature
portraits that was ever grouped in this
/ city. These tiny paintings on ivory have
Ia special, significance here, since they
fare the production of native genius.
The painter is Charles Weise
: The group of miniatures which Mr..
Weisef has on exhibition is small one.
In fact, there are only ten pieces. The
golden circlet surrounding one is en-
|crusted with diamonds and another is
surrounded by pearls, but the real dia-
monds and pearls are the beautiful
paintings themselves that are, within the
golden settings. ,
Though but ten in number, the Weise
miniatures represent perhaps as much OF
time, thought. care and artistic tempera-
nent as would fill the walls of large
studio with rich carWases.
The most striking of all the pieces is
an ideal head, numbered E and called
in the catalogue, Study of a Head 1t
represents beautiful young woman
and, though not SO nominated in print,
lis a portrait from fife, idealized. A
young woman of matchless complexion,
| it is, with a superb suit of black hair,
that, despite the difficulty of delineat-
/ ing it. is beautifully massed and huffed
hair, the ,crowning glory. The noble
lpotse of the head, the white throat and
half bust are terminated most skillfully
with a few strokes that indicate a soft
gown of violet shade. 49,.
The, triumph of the collection as re-
CARDS the artist, the person who com
| misioned him and the general beholdei
lis undoubtedly No. S.. portrait OF
Master Mark Thomas OF Middletown
TO. This is the presentment of hand
Esome lad, who died at the. age of p
There were no adequate pictures of him
| in fact the best that the mother had
I,was an imperfect photograph taken
lWhen the child was but 5Iz years. old
Her powerful recollection of him, as to
attitude, expression and facial develop
,ment, repeated to, Mr.. ,Weise, resulted
| in a remarkable work. The boy sits ii,
an easy attitude, his hands barely clasp
led between the knees. A soul looks
| out from, the eyes, and the entire pro-
lductions is instinct with life. The ar
Itist was forced to compose everything
from characteristic pose to the express
sion ofsevsry lineament and letters from
| the mother show the work not only to
| have been fully UP to her hopes Of por-
Itraiture, but to cause her to believe
THAT, almost a miracle had been per
formed, Since The painter had never
lseen the subject. ..ss !.
The piece Of greatest quality as to
ltechnique is No. 2, the head of Prof
Rufus II. Harlan of Chicago. This is
1.-THE picture of such subject as artists
l1ovessto paint-+a man with the rugged
facial lines Of age and Il head of ample
white locks. $F ],
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
1 NEW ROCKFORD

New Rockford, N. ID, April. IS To
The Forum The T4-year-old son, only
child Of w. A Cornish. one Of our
earliest settlers, died yesterday from
blood poison, after the removal of an
Iabscess on the head. Interment will be
this afternoon Nearly all his school
mates will attend the funeral.
81 w o. Beard, Of the firm Of Beard &
! Dresser. goes to ST. Pail today to
he operated upon for appendicitis.
Report IS in that the barn on the
Clayton Hall ranch, ten miles north, is
burned with sixteen horses, harness,
feed and machinery
Sheriff George Fahrer, has gone to
Vancouver to bring person charged
with default in the amount Of about
$I 900 from The Northwestern Lumber
Co.
The weather has been excellent and
farmers have used the time to good adj
vantage seeding. Cor. r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
NOTICE TO coNTlR,.A.c.T1oRs. :. !.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of education Of the city Of Fargo
for the direction Ola four room addition
to the Hawthorne school building up
to four O'Clock >. IN. of Monday, April
= plans and specifications can be seen
at the Builders Exchange and at the
office of HANCOCK Bros. architects, Far
go, N. d. 7".> ="
Each bid must be accompanied with
certified check for $500, made payable
to the president board of education as
"a guarantee, of good faith to enter into
contract. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of the Board.
."1 :. -, Hancock Bros. architects.
Cd. till April 3o.)