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The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27
"Get in on the Ground EIoor. =

Land is sure to get up in price this
fail, and we have n few tracts that
you can make some money on.
Sixty acres IL mile from White
water, 20 acres under cultivation, 10
acres in alfalfa, A acres in orchard
(good applesl balance in raw land
No. water right of Kannah creek,
$3,700 buildings are worth the money
on this place.
Thirteen acres II OF which is in
orchard, s acres full bearing, IL
miles from postofice $4,000.
Seventeeen acres near Palisade, 6
acres planted, balance in raw land,
5.room house and cistern, only 49,
900.
We have some choice and 10 acre
rtacts near the city. Come in and see
us.
Grand Valley Real Estate q Loan Co.
Banks & Milne.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

The whole city was startled and
grieved when it heard of the dast
ardly attack on Jailer Edward 1nnes
Il young man who is so well known
and liked in this Community. 1t is
to be hoped that his injuries will not
result seriously. is the earnest wish of
everybody.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

The Republicans, with their natur-
al majority in the county will know
that they have been up against the
real thing. when the eve of the elec-
ton arrives.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

There was one saloon open on
Tuesday night. The word of officer
o'Neil may undoubtedly be taken for
that statement. He seemed extreme
ly anxious that the city attorney
should know that the saloon was
open because he left a note on that
desk stating that sa-
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

John Wood is down today from
Glenwood Springs.
In the neighborhood of fifteen hun
hund visitors are in Grand
today. The crowd in town
today is the biggest since the fair
of last year.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

More than ever Grand Junction
gives promise of fulfilling her destiny
as the first city of all the great terri
tory of western Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

First class business college. 1924
n. Seventh street.
Fred o. Harvey, or Denver, is at
tending the fair today.
Platt and Heron handle feed and
farm implements. Call and see them.
E. R. Sims. the travelling man
arrives home tonight over the narrow
guage.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Johnson. OF
Delta. are the guests of friends in
the city.
r.. NJ. Hardinge. the Weather OBJ
server. is quite i'll and is threaten
ed with appendicitis.
Paul o. Wilson. president of the
Colorado state fair. of Pueblo. is one
OF the most prominent visitors at
the fair today. He is accompanied
by 5. T. Rens. L. F. Wabe and Frank
Hellman, of Pueblo.
Whenever you are down town be
sure and visit the G. V. Store and
register yourself and address. Each
days registration entities you to n
chance on that chocolate set on dis
play in their window.
c. w. Wiedmann, a prominent
business man of LaVeta. Colorado
and w. S. Mitchell. of Colorado
Springs, arrived in the city yester-
day at noon and will remain during
the fair The gentlemen have been
most favorably impressed with the
city and both expressed the opinion
that its growth will be remarkable.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

1t should take a long time for a
man. who has criminal instincts, to
be graded as a trusty in penal in
stitution.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

Enjoy yeourselves at the fair and
be thankful for the prosperity that
has come to this splendid valley in
the past few years.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27
SMALL BLAZE TINS MORNING.

About half past seven O'Clock this
morning the fire department was call
ed to the residence of Louis Zieman
in the Crawford addition. A de-
fective flue had set the roof on fire
but the flames were eXtinguished be
fore the department reached the resi-
dence The long run of about 20
blocks was made in good time by the
big team The alarm created much
excitement. The damage was slight.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

Yesterday was filled to overfiowing
with startling news events.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27
DEMoCRAcY's STAND.

+ The following resolutions >,
I. We're unanimously passed at the :,
!. Democratic convention yester- :.
J. terday: !.
+ "We believe in a conserva- !;
+ tive, economical administration I
+ of the county affairs and pledge ;,
: our candidates to the same. :.
= I'VE promise that permanent :,
+ roads shall be constructed and :.
!. we believe that court house :,
I. in keeping with the growth, i'm :!
i portance of the county and its :;
I. wealth should be built. :.
= I'VE condemn the extrava- :.
/. ganee of our present county of :,
1. ficials.' :,
= :,
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The daily sentinel., 1906-09-27

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Scr perspaeme arimiuaIbeamte.

yin beiteres Observation-Disclosures
ereignete fi9 in elmer tpeftfdlii9en Snz
ouitrieftaot. Gin &riminalbeamter
mar bon elmer Strabe in Die dnbere
per3ogen, dls linn Elm SteuerSetter suz
gefteat iperben fp1te. ga i'm Der
@oa6iehungsbeamte in Der alien Wobz
nung ni4t mebr porfanb, CAB er osn
3ettel benz @inaiebungsamt auriid NIT
Dem Termerf: n@er5ogen, tpobin uns
6efennt." Sas gin5ie6ungsamt err
iu3te nun Den 5u~itdnbigen 9oliseibes
5irf f9riftli3 feftSuitelen: npo Ger
b%etreffenoe &riminalbeamte tDobne unO
mo er in Irbeit iei." Die polisei Fat
oaruufbin Qrbeits iteIe urio @p6nung
oes Sriminalbeamten yermittelt," uro
Der rprgei9riebene Snitan5entpeg mar
gliidlt9 getpubrt geblieben. Ser SaG
miro baOur9 nod GeionOers interefz
fant, oaB i'm &atbbauie gin5iebungsz
amt uno &riminalbureau Sbiir an
Sbir nebeneinanosr liegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
s.n,fanemse riaterliae Smase.

Sic IGderIi6 mil0e geitrafung 6es
Stanouro GEL It's IN
Ohio gebt ni6t bon einem Sunoes.
geridte ans, ionoern BON Dem Sbioer
Staatsgeri6te Su 6inolap. 3n einer
8elobnBe bon bielen bunoerttaitlen-
BEN bon Collars bGtte, gemaB Dem
@eiebe bon Ohio, na6 Dem 8nbr<
lpru6e ser @eI6porenen Der &i6ter
6en SruIt perlrtbeilen fonne:I; er
aber perltrtbeilte i'm 5u elmer SuBe
bon fiinftauieno Dollars, mas fir
cine 10 u~ngebeuer rei6e @eieG;baft
oar nidts be0eutet, obgleid oa5u nod
sic 9esoblung Der Soften oes @e-
ri6tsperfabrens fommt. Serielbc
81 i6te Banter, Ser bieie grtd-
bigite Strafe auferlegte, batte Die @e-
i6porenet, Inn bon ibnen einen
@abripru6 az er5ielen, Gage lang
feIfgebaIten, un6 mar ertpartete Oa-
Der bon linn Elm gepfeffertes Straf-
mab.
@eaen GodefeIer ielbit i6ipebt Dor
oemielben @erifte nod cine ernTt.
bafte Griminalflage. Iber &idter
Banter orbnete alb on, baB bieie
griminal-Snformatiortcn, Del6e ge-
gen Sobn 9. &odefeller nnb gesen
ieine 8erfSeuge, Die gudepe Pipe
Cine Company uno Die Wan5attml
Oil COMPANY i6Deben, bis gum
nG6iten @eri6tstermine CUR Be
niibrrng alifbepabrt tperoen iollen.
Sic @nfloge fommt alio borerit nibt
CUR S%erbdnolung.
8onauf feline Pfli9t bat in oiefen
Singen ser republifanii6e S6er-
itaatsanipalt Dor Ohio, @ais. ee-
tban; nno er lit enti6loiien, oie Ser
folglrng fort5uieten. 3uglei6 fat ct
Der 9unoesanipalti6aft 8epeismate-
rial geliefert, our6 oas tie IN Den
Stono geiett miro, bon 9unbes me-
gen Die Serfolgung oes Seltruits
tii6tig 81 betreiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
9 auerIaub e.

9 auerIaub &etne.-
Srau Q. s. 6stberington, &sparatu.
rem, go. 20S2 Norb alabama Str,
beranf8lagt auf SIS. = Braes 8.
Sibbott, Wobnbaus. 339 Whittler
place, $1,000. - 5. O. 8erteIs,
Wobnbaus. ,2l1O applesats Str.
$500. - Serman1 2eible, Repara.
turen. 1912 Rappss Str, 5000. -
g. 8. Wiaiams, Nnbau, 325 So.
coma Abs., $35. - 9u9b 8. &anis,
BObnbaus. 1866 Wrisbt Str. $1625.
- 9snrp SOamann. WObnbaus, 1905
On Rorris Str, $1175. - 2atbe.
rtns glarf, SoppsIs@ obnhaus, 9sla.
tuare.. rabe %. Str. $4,000. - So.
cob @robmann. Stall. 721 Shb @api.
tol Nbe., 1926. - 8. 9. 8oobtpin,
@sbduos, Olibsr abe. unb @artelbabn,
$500. - 8. 6. gidel, W~obntaus,
&ooiebelt Nbe., r1abe Dearborn Str,
5000. - Stabt SnbianapoIts, Repa.
ratursn. Stabtbolpital, $1,000. =
Staot SnbianapoIis, Dsrpub, Stabt.
bpfpitaI, $4,000. = Stabt Snbianapo.
lis. eIsttrii&e Srdhts. Stuotboiptal,
$4,000. = Staot Snbianapolis, Rraft=
AnIaae. stabtbofpital. $18. 665. =
staot indianapolis, 2sKsIsebduoe,
StabtbOfpital, $40. 100. - Otto Seer.
mann, R%spa-atursn. $50 Seiferfon.
Apenus. $400. - polf SANITARY WiIf
@ompanp, gadfsingsbduos, 2suis.
StraBs, 800, 900. = Romabfa Bros.
umbau, 40 WsR Waibington Str,
$605. = Wer&ants' Gee COMPANY,
Rsparaturen,, 1923 Wsf l6. strabe.
$500. = 9. g. 2efb paper @ompans,
Sunbamsnt, 2entudp abe.. $647O. =
3. 90. SotnfOn. Wotnbaus, zoos WeR
Bnibtnetbf, Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

gs if 3u eruarten. bob. tpent R4
bic frana6RI9.beutf9e 2isa nod bitter
nit foldsn 5rasen an Sie Wirfli9tsit
tpsnbst, bas falf6e Bib, pel&es mon
H9 In 6rnntrsi& bon ben 1erbdlt'
niFen ma&i, Dor Der &ealit1t ber-
i9uinben tpirb. Granfrei4. Geuti4'
Lamb. guroba unb Der Srieoe ueroeri
ibren Huben babor baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

Sn einem Stdbt9en unieres
Staatss Snbiana srfranits Dor GINGER
3sit ein iunssr Wann. DDS fommt
ia mobI bdufissr bor. Au& bas if
nt9is Ssltsnes. baB bic Aer3te In
iolasn Sdlsn bic Diagnoie auT Blinos
barmsntatiubung feusn, bsnrl bas II
ia bsinabs cine Mobetrantbsit sstuor.
ben. 60 aud BIER. gs tuurbe our
Operation 9eidritten, unb ba ma&ts
man bic gntbefung. baB Der bertidtists
Appenoir gar ni&t me6r ba tpar. gr
mar ndmIi@ f9on eelesentli9 elmer
frfbsrsn Operation sntferrt uOroen.
Die pperirenben aer3te folen Elm rs1t
dummies @eR9t semaat 6absn, oils He
i6r,n Srrtbum entoedten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

Ser i'm Sabre 1890 in ben Bot
bisnf bon siam ein9etretere beuti4e
Obsr. pofafffent golmann III iebt
gum General ireftsr Der pofen unb
8slsgrapben Slams ernannt tuorbe1.
MlidbrIi& tritt cine An3abI beutf&er
pofbsamtsr1 In ben famsfi&en pof'
bisnf. sic iueroen fpra4li9 TIM
orientaltfdsn Seminar fofenlos aus-
Qebtlbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

Der lansjabrise @a&ter bss Has
tional. Dentmals auf benz N%iebermalb.
Sobanr Gsl3sr. tpsI9sr au9 bielsn
ameritanif&eu gefu@ern bur& feline
s4ilberung bss Dsnfmals bsfannt
mar, if i'm Nlter bon 68 Sabreu ge'
fprben. 8ei befonbersn geiu4en er.
f9ien Ct ffets In @aIa'u Uniform, BITE
Bruf NIT Orben beIebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

@ntbedung elmer alien
b b0niSi9 den Stabt. Sberft
Wbitafer aus palermo bat Musera=
bungen unternommen, um Die alte
pbOni5if9e Stabt Me3ia, Die cine grobe
&pIe in Ser @ei9i9te Si5iltens fpielte,
auf5uoeden. Die eriten Srabunsen
baben bereits Die 5reilssuns BON
Mauern uno 8efetisungsperten, Die
NuffinOung einiger foloHaler Steine
unb stpeier GROCER Shore erseben. Sic
tpetteren @userabunsen erf9etnen als
febr ausii9tsret9.
g { o bIenes tp t B L
9emGIbe. Mus Den Samm@
lunsen bes fDnisliden paluftes in Be-
nebig lit elm 9emGloe Siaians per<
f6punoen. Oie foftbare 2eintpano
.ouroe our9 EN- minoertpertbiges Bib
erfebt, tpoour9 Der 8iloeroiebitabl
lGngere s3eit unbemerft 5leiben fonnte.
8om Oberpa9 4 er
A um Gen n q n t. d.. bli9 ieiz
rer penttonlrung frIroe Dem 0erl0drs
merle bertpa9tmeifter Nagel in 9Dt<
tingen, 9annoper, bonn oeutf4en &ais
fer Der gbarafter als 2eutnant per<
lieben unb ibm Die @rlaubnib ertbeilt,
6ie Uniform oes Resimentes gu trager.
Bel Dem er 5ulebt aftip eebient bat.
@b @trei9 bolsfOpe.
Sas a~peiidbrise SD4terden zines So
brtfarbeiters in @fen, Rbeinprobins,
butte cine acknowledgements an ftd
genommen unb in furaer 3eit ote
&Dpfe bon 35 Observation-Disclosures
dbsebifen. 9roboem iofort dratlide
Ollie our Steae mar. 1T oas &tno balo
6arauf unter grobm S&merasn &C.
forben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
IN einem @eaielbIatte Ielen mir:

Sn einem @ebielblatte leien mir:
Inter 305 9stuinnbringsnben Be
iddftisunsen, wel9e Der @snius Der
Ser. Staten auf3dblt, befinosn f9
1ur a@t, In weI9en feline Grauen
tbdtia fnb. Bon bier aus bieien a&t
grperbs3weiqen fno bic 5rautn bura
@sisbs ausssf4loHeu. gs Hno segen'
tudrtis tbsr feds MiDionsn Jrauen In
ben beri9ieoenartisfien Berufs3weigen
bsi6dftigt. SIM Sabrs 1900 berlisB
aus ie fRnf amsritansrinnsn tiber jshn
Sabren cine tdgli4 ben bdusliden
6srb, Inn elmer sespinnbrinssnbsn Be-
i9dftisuns 3u fOlsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Sic MaIaria in GriehenIanS.

Wprdn ote alten 9rie9en gu 9runbe
geeangen iino, mill Profehor &ob, Del
gntoeder Der llebertragung oes Wala=
riateims our4 Mostitos, a~usgefunoer
baben. @r erfldrt, baB Ole Malario
bon @iien per mad 9rie9enlano elm
gei4leppt purbe uno bort 10 srobe
Ierbeerungen anri6tete, oab oas @pli
ni9t LANCER i'm Stanbe mar, ieinen
alten &ang 81 bebGupten. -
No4 iest lit mad Den neueften Seit=
fteflungen Die Malaria in Grie9en>
lano Deit mebr perbreitet, als man ee.
abnt bat. Sn elmer 8epDlferuns por
2,5O0,000 famen i'm borieen Sabr
100000 Observation-Disclosures mil
fat 5000 S~obesfiaen Dor. Cine no,
tionale 8etpegung CUR 8etGmpfung ber
Malaria in @rie9enlano 1T nunmebr
in Sang gefommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
gerIin uaaat Mniprma, Der @eIt

Berlin ma&t Mnipruh, Der @elt
gr6Bte Staot tn Der 3utunft 3u uer'
ben, Sem Dorf b68fens ausge.
nommsn. Der Statififsr DEFINITE be-
bauptst, bab nit Ausnabme bon gu'
bapsf feins Stabt guropas raider, In
er6bsrsm 0srbdltniB sewadIen III ole
bic Sauptiabt on ber Spree. Mit
ben gorfdetsn uno Stdbisn In nd9.
Her umsebung babe Berlin isbt f&on
8 MiQtonsn, unb menus 10 meter
ge6t, merbe BITE Stabt Witte oes SABRE
bunoerts IA Wilions, Sselsn 3dblsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

Gin eieenartiger BOD
5etts r a d berrf9t in Sibi=
ri:n. Wenn bas iunge paar in feline
Wobnung fommt, befiebIt Der Gbe=
mann ieiner Srau, ibm Die Stiefel
~aus5u5ieben. Sn Dem einen lit cine
peitf9e, in Dem an6ern cine 8Drie.
Our9 Ole Wabl bes Stiefels, oen Die
Jrau ansrft aussiebt, ion feitseiteat
peroen. ob Der Mann ie ftrens beban>
oeln ooer ibr in 8eaug auf Die @elb=
DerbGltnife freie 9anb lafen miro.
Sin liebenspiiroiger 8rdutisam miro
natiirli9 in ieben Stiefel cine @sl6z
bprfe fteden uno auf oiefe Weife Die
iunge Srau elauben MAIDEN, baB lie
cine quite Wabl setrOffen babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
SD bette 11etu Srm6leiben :!
SD min ibnen seisen, bas ibriee fret
An hetlen.

SD mar felt Sabren tnfoIse zines boppeIen grutes biIfIos uub b,tt.
Idserig. Rein 8anb ionnte baIten. Die aerste erhdrsn i'd uraHe aerben.
wenn i'd MID tsincr Operation unterSebe. SD belt Fe ieSo6 ,um gssen
unS furrte mid Sur5 cine einfade entbeduna. Sd ieube linen bos
TiteI fret per 9Of, wenn Sic barum fdreibenr ca beiIte r6 yh
ieitSem SaufenSe. es wMs fe turiren. S9reibt bsute. Cant. 81. y.
Ceilings. Bog 7o7 &otertouu, y. o..
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26
In 1907.

The new spelling will change all
the former jokes, and they will ap-
pear something like this:
ST Haymow-I narrowly avoided
a collision this morning, which
would undoubtedly have resulted
in dangerous if not fatal wounds
being inflicted upon my person.
Intelligent City Man-Wuz the
cos NV tn trubbel yure karlessness?
ST Haymow-No; it was not my
carelessness. 1 saw the train COM
ing and got off the track. You
might say 1 missed it by two feet.
intelligent c. M.-Haw, haw.-
Toledo Blade.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26
He Knew.

A young gentleman with an
unmusical voice insisted upon sing
ing at social gathering.
What does he call that" inquir-
ed a Disguised guest.
The Tempest, 1 think, -"
answered another.
Don't be alarmed" said an old
sea captain present. That's no
tempest; it is only squall and will
soon be over. London Tit Bits.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26
Conundrums.

When are cavalry officers like
ROSTERS?
When wearing spurs.
Why are milkmen and night dew
alike?
They are both due in the morn
ing.
Why is a hens nest like a bed?
Because it is laid in.
When is lawyer like needle?
When he has made a point.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26
Ardent Lover.

Close-I'm looking for another
girl; object, matrimony.
Broke-Why. 1 thought Miss
Pechis had accepted you.
Close-So she did, but the ring
1 had didn't fit her, so I've got to
find somebody else.
I'm that calm Syrian afternoon, memory
a pensive Ruth,
Went cleaning the silent fields of child
hood
And found the scattered grain still golden
And the morning sunlight fresh and fair. "
r emembered.
1t isn't altogether bashfulneSs
that prevents a man from meeting
his obligations. Philadelphia Rec
ord.
When a miser marries he picks
out a woman who looks nice in
her old clothes.
Somehow it doesn't sound just
right when a spinster asks for a
match.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26
That Beautiful Gloss

comes from the varnish in Devoe's
Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents
more a quart though. Sold by
Frontier Lumber Co.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26

The lady bug is generally at
home when the kissing bug calls.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-26

And found the scattered grain still golden
And the morning sunlight fresh and fair. ="
r arnernhered
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
, NOTICE TO. ELECTORS.

/ Notice is hereby given, that the fol
lowing individual nominations of candi.
dates to be voted for at the annual elec,
.tieh in and for the citygof Fargo, NORTH
Dakota, to be held on the second day o.
April. 1000, have been filed in my Office
as provided by law, tc-wit::
For Mayor-AJ I. A. Johnson, fl. FL
Aaker and A, L. Wall ID
For City Treasurer Charles Il. Nit
chell. ss~
For Police Magistrate Martin Ryar
and e. G. Gearey. M NJ 5f&
For City Justice of the Peace-H. F
Miller and Gordon j. Keeney. j.
For Alderman, First Ward James Fl
Stewart and Con Keefe.
For Alderman, Second Ward Vii
liam Early.
For Alderman, Third Ward-A
6. Lewis.
For Alderman Fourth Ward-H. F
Emery IN ,55 II
For Alderman, Fifth Ward MAJ
Stern and G. Bengtson. ss n
For Alderman, Si&th Ward William
Mills, j. M. Yoder and I'll. B. Jensen.
For Alderman, Seventh Ward. E( (Twt
to be elected w. L. Van Horn, Pete
Elliott. j. f. Paul Gross, Henry Tiet
gen and Z. S. Diemert.
H j. Gibson, City Auditor.
Cd. Mch. 22 to Apl. /. 1906
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
BATHGATE.

Bathgate, N. D., March .26.-To The
#Forum:l Mrs. Samuel Hills lost her
barn on her. farm at Tyner, nine miles
west Of this place. by FIRE last night.
There were a number Of horses in the
barn at the time of the, fire and one
as dead and the rest badly suffocated
with smoke. 1t is expected that some
will die yet. The barn was 28 by AZ feet,
two story, and would cost $I,2oo with
$500 Insurance.. 1t is not known how
the fire started, but is supposed by par
|lor matches that were dropped on the
floor. The horses belonged to Richard
McFadden, who is in California for his
health. Lumber is being hauled today
to rebuild. si .,a..
William O'FIara has had streak of
hard luck lately. First his 1dray team
ran aWaysand smashed his dray up; then
he fell off the dray and broke his collar
bone, so he is laid UP. b. tf,& & # s5
The Thorp Brothers Elevator Co. are
tearing down the annex to their eleva-
tor and will move it to- one OF the west
errl towns. .ls s$ E s
The rural mail route has come to life
and will be in operation April III S. The
distance to drive was too great before
and no one could be found to undertake
|it. but it has been cut down so that
the drive can be made without injury
to the teams. 1t is expected that mail
will be delivered to no persons. N
James Allen and Peter Brown will
each load car for the northwest at this
point this week. Cor B. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
CITY LOCALS.

Tweeden's bowling alleys reopened
See Hatcher Bros. for fire insurance.
'El Kahir" was 10 cents, now S cents
Guaranteed Ioc smoke for Sc. Ii.
Dressmaking and tailoring. Mrs. Mae
Hanson, 6I6 9Th Ave. SO, Tel IooIM,
II IS "A. a. Deyine who will go on the
road for the corrugated iron culvert
company. 3.s @
7 Young & Co. will give you
claim check for your trunk so you will
have no trouble at depot. Phone IS.
The Ladies Aid Of the Broadway NJ.
E. church will meet Saturday afternoon
3 at 2::3o at the home Of Mrs. Wood, SoI
Third street north. 55
Many Of the young people are antici-
pating the dancing party to be given
Friday evening at Prizes hall by mem
bers Of the F. II. S. Alumni s
A copy Of the 1905 Session Laws,
popular edition, and The Daily Forum
for three months in advance for ST. Sc
at The Forum Office. This is only SO
cents more than the price Of the book
alone. n .3s5 4.
A happy home. a new ambition te
rise awaits the dr,inkard who says / will
stop the acc,lrsed habit. A pleasant con
genial home is provided while you re-
ceive the course Of treatment. Murray
Institute, 32I Thirteenth street south
Fargo . n. &. a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

year ago. Itsis one of the Wealthiest
churches I'M that part Of the state.
Have Knight Printing CO. print it
Cannif paints signs best. Phone s5oL
Ship your hides, pelts, furs TO ]. S.
Smith & Co. Fargo.
Honest fuel coal and wood Of all
kinds, solid, full measure. Interior Lun-
Der Co Phone o2.
For quick sale. 7-room house, full
basement, sewer, hardwood floors, east
front, one block to school and car line
IooxI4o foot LOT, $4,000. Good terms
w. p. Hodgson D
The new spring millinery the 1arg-
est stock and variety ever carried b,
Holderman is on display and sale to-
day. o formal opening Swell pat
tern hats. Magill block, Broadway.
The emperor Of China has a house
hold consisting Of 500 persons, includ
ing thirty bearers Of state umbrellas
an equal number of fan bearers, thirt.
physicians and surgeons, seventy-iv
astrologers, seventy six cooks and six
~ nriestS! "A IFfs t #fS$ gf6t5S sg3 Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
PRESSED BRICK AZ
Best Pressed Brick al Lowest Prices.
s If you contemplate building, get
figures and samples from us.
Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick Co,
Hebron, N. ID. ...Ss 5s

An original social and Easter sale
win be given Friday evening by the
Queen Esther circle Of the First M. E.
church in the church parlors. IA very
interesting and enjoyable time is prom
ised. Admission IS cents,
ISL The Ladies Aid society of ST. Marks
y A consul in China remarks that @the
Chinese will buy only what they want
and not what foreign manufacturers
think they should buy, No effort to
force upon them goods manufactured
for export and probably unstable at
home will avail. " # ,sa.
English Lutheran church will meet at
the home. OF Mrs. C. E. Pehrsson, 4Io
Ninth street north, Moorllead. Thurs
day afternoon at 2 80 d clock. Every
member is urged to be present, and not
to forget their thimbles. N
Among the anonymous eonlnltinica-
tions recently received BY The Forum
is one from ST Johns, N. d., criticisine
occurrences there. 1t is a questionable
article at best, but could not be publish
led without The Forum knowing the
real name of the writer
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

Sstand up for your rights if BY any
chsnce the liquor habit has the best Of
dress the institute s2I Thirteenth street
YOU or is getting the best Of you know
now that you can beat the demon who
would destroy YOU Be a man take the
Murray Cure which is a sure cure. Adj
south, Fargo.
Dean Kirchway Of the Columbia law
school was annoyed one day recently
BY the shutting Of feet and prepara-
tions for departure of one OF his classes
as the first bell for dismissal rang.
Z Looking over his glasses III the most
deanlike way, he remarked: Just a
moment, gentlemen / have still a few
more pearls TO cast. 5ssss
Senators Spooner and Knox are
coming to be regarded as the Damon
and Pythias of the senate. The rate
question has brought Them close to-
gether. One day last week Alger came
suddenly out of the cloalroonl and ran
against Doliiver Where's SpoonerF r.
asked Alger. Do you want to- find
him?'' said Deliver ssSure, replied
Alger. Well, find Knox then and
YOU II have Spo0ner Y