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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17
BASEBALL NOTES,

Catcher Doran Of the Detroit team
met with an accident Yesterday previous
to the game in this city that will keep
|him off the diamond for several weeks,
In jumping for a high ball he strained
the muscles of his shoulder, and last
might he was unable to get his hand
Eup to his head. He was given nnsdical
attention, but this failed to relieve the
great pain he suffered The loss Of
Doran to the team at this time IS a
severe one, as he is regarded as the
best catcher Of the squad.
Several members of the Pittsburg
team rebelled at Hot Springs against
the practicing on Sunday. They de-
clare that the Sundays are theirs so
long ais no salaries are being paid.
Henry Mathewson will not be car
ricd by the Giants. He needs plenty Of
seasoning yet. Christy IS about in con-
EDITION from his recent illness and will
be in shape BY the time the season
opens.
| Sandow Mertes' dog has been the
Giants mascot for two years When
the bats begin to Be packed he is ready
Ito scurry to the dressing room with
The rest of them. sss
Clarence Beaumont voluntarily asked
Flor his release from Pittsburg His
knee troubles him again and it IS be-
|lieved that he will not last longer than
June Drryfuss said ssIf you give out,
Beats We viii carry YOU az all hon
|orafy nlefla15er for the season"
good batsrleil nervous at the
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5Is1R SALE SEED WffEAT

! For sale, pedigreed Blue Stem and
pure Fife seed. wheat Martin. Hector,
Fargo. E.5&.s ,8&
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Z ~ Tt
|continues 70 work as hard as any of
1.-THE Giants.
Il Fred Buelows the Cleveland backstpp,
/ is casting sheep eyes at the Boston
lAmericans. He wants to get away from
1the Maps Buelow has been catching
Young, Tannehill and Dineen at Hot
wild Bills Donovai, of twirling
fame, advises young pitchers not to
/ fool with the spit ball, but to stick ta
1.-THE out curve. He might also give them
"a tip not to get too familiar with heavy
| hitters. t,sSs.. a 1.iaSgs5s ssa..s ftst5
Manager McGraw of the New Yorks
! is paying particular attention to teach
| ing his men. the inside Of base running.
He expects his team TO be stronger in
that respect than it was in 1905 Il. "a.
Manager y Donovan of the, Brooklyn
team asserts that his bunch will play
aggressive bali this season. H.ssj%
The Boston Nationals, which had all
| the worst of the last pennant race, have
had all the best of the spring training,
| for Manager Tenfssy has caused much
jealousy by announcing that his club
lost only one days practice while at
Jacks sonville, Fla. Terney's team was
1.-THE last to start out. however, as it did
not get together until March ~. 4
The st. Louis Cardinals did well in
their series with the Browns--won one
game out of seven. Where will the
Cardinals finish this season in the Ma
tional league2 s7!,ss 2 5sz%# <<
Rube Waddell is reported to be pitch
ing great ball. He must be getting ec-
centric again. gs4E r.. = #
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INSURANCE ADJllS TERS
HAVE ri ACHED FARGO

INSURANCE adjusters are in the city
today making arrangements for the
settling of the losses sustained by the
fire iii the new Walker block.
The origin Of the fire is still a mat
ter OF conjecture. ss
Iii appreciation Of the efforts of the
FIRE department. Walker Bros. &
Hardy yesterday presented Chief
Sutherland two checks, one for the
members Of the department and the
other for the chief.
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TN ARGO
Transportation Sent TO Several PIay-
ers and Practice Work Has Begun
Some New Alen. s..

Baseball iii Fargo assumed a more
practical stage this morning when the
local management sent transpo portation
TO Infelder Donovan at Hoboken, N
III, Out6eldsr Edwards at Olympia,
Wash. and Pitcher King, Helena.
/ Billy Mehl writes from Minneapolis
that he is practicing with the Lund
team and will report here in fine shape
next week.
Captain Strip has been here week,
Infelder Fitzgerald, Pitchers Hanson
and Finnigan and Quthelder Rose have
spent the winter here and all are in
good shape.
The first practice work was done yes
terday afternoon with the Fargo col
lege aggregation and as soon as the 9TH
er men report there will be daily prac-
tice at the ball park.
Arrangements have been made for a
series OF practice games with the Ear
go college and the a. c. teams and af-
ter the boys get shaped up trip will
be made through Minnesota for a doz-
en- games with independent teams,
starting in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
lAG ihiS UP itpW8E4 fitSP'SoSNlH
Manager CamitschM Captain Stripp
is as follows:
Outfielders - Rose, Edwards, Wal
tiers and Howells. {,
aInfieldersssv DoRoSan Fitzgerald,
Mehl u
Pitchers Finnigafi, HafisoflN King,
LYMAN IS e ss (. iassf
Catcher Stripp edwards, sub.
First Baseman Dolan and the local
management have not reached an
agreement on the salary question and
/ if Dolan still declines to sign an ef-
fort will be made to get a first saeker
from the American association teams.
OF the new men, Edwards will take
the place of Traeger in left He is
said to be a fast fielder and a good
sticker. He played under McClosky
and Dugdale in the west and last year
was captain Of the Olympia team. He
lis a ascatcher as well as fielder and will
do stunts behind the pad if Captain
Strip is bunged up.
King, the new pitcher, is right
handler, and twirled for Helena last
season. He is reported as fast man.
Lyman, the other pitcher, who will
be given trial, has been with indie
q - ~ -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17

Get j Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings 81 Loan
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY SALE
All this week at Al. L. Moody's.
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AMOUNT OF TN ANCE .... II 1
WRITTEN mi THIS STATE

There are some Interesting figures to
be CLEANED from the preliminary report
OF the insurance department OF. the
state of North Dakota, showing the
North Dakota business OF all compan-
les transacting insurance in the state
for the year ending, Dec.f31, 1905. The
total amount of insurance written by
the life insurance companies, Tor 1905;
is shown as, follows: ...,..e...., s5s
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WouLpsBE q ,G3ENERALs. I.

An examination to secure al, eligible
for the appointment to the naval aca-
DENY at Annapolis is in progress at
the federal building today. There are
but two young men taking the exam
ination, one from, LaMoure and one
from Wahpcton. Five applications
were filed to take the examination but
only two were present when the ex-
animation was opened this morning.
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IVVISCOnSII Lie, lMadlSOn
(wrote no business during
1905. s
8 Total ]. J. 3. 8. -. 5000, ,46z
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BRICKLAYERS SECURED
FROM FERGUS FALLS

Active brieklaying operations were
commenced on the new city hall late
yesterday afternoon The services al
four bricklayers from Fergus Falls
was secured and The contractors anti
5cipate no further trouble with the
4bricklayers' union. 81
The walking delegate OF the brick
layers union was reported TO be in. the
city this morning but up to j. late
hour today he had not persuaded any
sof the Fergus Falls men to leave their
situations. .,s
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BASEBALL SCORES.

American League: .t w.
=, New York 4; Boston 8.
Washington 8; Philadelphia S.
National League: :,
Philadelphia 4 New York 2. u,
Cincinnati 8; Chicago H. /.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-20
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Mr.. s. L. Bowen, of Wayne, W.
Va, writes: Il was a sufferer from
kidney disease, so that at times /
could not get out of bed, and when
/ did I could not stand straight. |
took Foley's Kidney Cure. One dol
lar bottle and part of the second
cured me entirely" Foley's Kid
ney Cure works wonders where
others are total failures. Sold BY
Stnrm & Wilson.
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.GLARKSBURGER'S
IN SAN FRANCISCO

In connection with the San Fran
cisco horror, several Clarksbnrgers
are very much alarmed over the
probable fate of relatives they have
there Among those who have rela-
tiyes in that city are Cecil Towles,
2. d. Sturm and Tom Seaton. The
latter's father, Archie Seaton, with
daughter, Mrs. c. C. King, of Dem
yer, are supposed to have left Long
Beach-and arrived in San Francisco
last Sunday, but no word has been
received here from them.
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Most victims ST appendicitis are
those who are habituaIly constipat-
ed. DFino LAXATIVE Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation BY stimu-
lating The lover and bowels and re.
stores the natural action of the
bowels. Crime Laxative Fruit Sy-
rup does not nauseate or grippe and
is mild and pleasant to take. Re
fuse substitutes. Sold by sturm &
Wilson.
A nice line of frame moulding
at the Ideal Studio. H. G. Mac
Donald. m24tf
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Pubic Warning!

We shall not be responsible if any
person takes any but the genuine
Foley's Honey az: Tar for coughs
and colds. limitations are worth
less and may contain opiates. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in
the yellow package contains no OPT
ates and is safe and sure. Sold by
Starm & Wilson.
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An Insidiious Danger.

One of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that it is an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
his danger he may have fatal NAL
ady. Take Foley's Kidney Cure al
the first sign Of trouble as it cor
reefs irregularities and prevents
Bright's disease and diabetes. For
sale by Sturm & Wilson.
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This May Interest You.

No one is immune from kidney
trouble, so just remember that Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure viii stop the ir-
regularities and cure any case of
kidney and bladder trouble that is
not ebyond the reach of medicine.
Sold by Sturm & Wilson.
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The Wednesday Sewing Club we're
beautifully entertained by Mrs.
Homer Jackson Wednesday from 8
TO o'clock. The dining room was
deliberately decorated with flowers,
and the refreshments were delicious.
The club will meet in two weeks
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GToenIaWn Cemetery NOHODan

Beautiful lots under perpetual
care. Car line passes main entrance
For information or price on lots, IN.
quire Of P. a. Koblegard, Pres, 7
]. Lynch, Secy. or L. Lee Farley.
supt.. on the grounds. sugSdtfs
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L. W. Wells has moved his marble
and granite shops from West Pike
Etreet to North Fifth street, where
lhe i prepared better than ever to
Ferye the public better than ever.
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The sale of the lamp black factory
at Wilsonburg has been continued
until 10 o'clock Saturday morning,
and will take place at the factory.
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We have just received car load
Of Portland cement and car load
Of lime and are now ready
to supply all our customers
with the same at very low prices.
g. N. West. febsstf
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The Palace barber shop have
moved their shop from 500 to 8s4
West Pike street, next TO Waldo ho-
tel, where they win be glad to see
all their old friends and customs
ers. 4apr1m
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Don't tie a cough or a cold up in
your system y taking a bremedy that
binds the bowels. Take Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. 1t is bet
Ter. It opens the bowels. An ideal
remedy for young and old. Children
ike it. Sold by Stone 6 Mercer.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

National Education Association.
July 9-13. Tickets on sale June q
to July 6, good returning until
September Is, 1906.
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lTORoNTo. CANADA.

Independent Order Odd Fellows
September 1922. Tickets on sale
Sept. 1875, good returning until
Sept. "a, 1906.
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Cure the headache and no not af-
feet the heart. Young's Headache
at all drug stores, 10
cents ian29tf
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DENVER, COLORADO

Benevolent Protective Order Elks.
July 1921. Selling dates later.
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Come in and have your photos
taken at night. Hoffman studio,
Jacos uiblding. jan1stf.
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FENCE POSTS

Just receiver car load of locust
posts, round, split and sawed.
Southern Pine Lumber Co.
ian15tf.
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Young's Headache. Powders, 10.
cents. jan2etf.
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For complete details call on Or
address any ticket agent Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, or address c. w.
Basel, General Passenger Agent
Baltimore, Nd.
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NEWS OF THE MARKETS

Sew Orleans. March Market huc-
tuated within the narrow radius OF about
IL or lS points but was orratlc at that
just TO the liking OF scalpers. At The
lowest OF the day values were on the
verge Of seeking a tin lower level, when
Liverpool specials were received. re-
porting an increase in spot sales there.
early reports of the days business hav-
ing been increased 10 10000.
The weather was more favorable. gon-
orally fair west of the Mississippi river,
and white rains were reported from the
sast Gulf and from the south Atlantic
states. it was noted that the storm had
made it's way TO the seaboard. ANA the
weather was following IN its trail across
: the continent. fair weather being the
official prediction for all cotton states
Friday The large spot business in the
English market, however, more than off-
SET weather developments, the covering
CT short cotton that followed occasion
ing q reaction OF ten points, which i'm
provement was partly maintained on re-
ports from the local spot maT6et this
afternoon to the effect that there was a
fair dcmand for the hatter grades oi
cotton. that market WAS ruling firm and
that It was probable that quotations
would be advanced 1-l6 on high grades
There is some disposition on the part
OF the traders TO throw cold water or
the large spot sales al Liverpool which
since last Saturday amounted to 76OO'
against only $1,000 for the same perio'
last year. Liverpool having cabled
Large spot sales have no effect ON mar
kct, splnners simply changing futures 70
actual cotton Speculation Is dead" n
better proof Of the large spot business
abroad having no erect upon the mar
ket could be produced than to refer Z
the course OF tho contract market II
self futures at Liverpool having decline
? about six points Notwithstanding tn
; large spot. sales reported. Therefore
q viii be left 20 the report on spinner'
!, takings Cor the week 20 decide whethe
q or not Liverpool stock is being draw
Z against to such a large extent as sal'
of late would indicate. spinncrs' tai
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He LIFTED THE VEIL.
How Smart Attorney Found, What
Was in Girls Trunk.

The Macon CMo) Republican tells
his story Of The retributior that fol
lowed lawyers curiosity:
A merchant was suing the Burling-
ion railroad for a car OF household
goods said to have been destroyed by
water aud IRE at Kansas City during
ihe flood OF 1908. while the car was
en- route from Texarkana to Macon
Among the property lost was trunk
belonging 10 the plaintiffs daughter,
Miss Mercedes --- Her fathers
lawyers thought II well 10 put Miss
Mercedes on the stand to prove the
value OF the particular article. The
witness was about IS. In her innocent
brown eyes no hint OF humor lurked
and the wavy chestnut hair rolled
back from a smooth forehead that in.
yired trust and confidence. After she
had testified in chief that her trunk
contained "some skirts and things,
and that they we're worth from $50 tt
SIS. the lawyer turned to the roads
counsel and eaid
"You may inquire.
The general attorney for the road
Colonel N. o. Borders, Indicated to hi
associate, a young man from a neigh
boring town. that he might tackle tn
cross-exanination. This barrister haT
pened TO be a detail man." and wa
inspired with the eommendable spiri
Of finding out things. He believed &
getting at the facts. Angeles Nigh
have deliberated before advanturin
upon the sacred territory ahead
him, but he didn't Esy ~ K
''You said your trunk contain6
some skirts and things. began II
Young man; "what dli you mean Z
Z hat, Miss Mercedesg
She turned and looked him frank
in the eye.
do you want 10 know what was
my trunk?" she asked.
''well, yes; think we're entitled
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of Venetian beads, imperial style, a
bottle Of theatre de rouge-why, what
funny mani He said he wanted to
know what was in my trunk"
The lust observation was caused by
the retreat of the cross examiner.
Then Colonel Borders came forward
and dictated this 10 the official steno-
grapher:
III is admitted by the defendant
railroad that the contents of Miss
Mcrcedes' trunk were worth SIS, the
amount claimed" Then he turned and
bowed degerenially to the witness.
"You are excused, Miss Mercedes
ho said.
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know what we're asked to pay for"
returned the lawyer, Importantly.
Colonel Borcars smiled as his young I
disciple touched off The fuse, and NOV |
ed his chair out of range.
"well. let me see" said the brown.
eyed maiden, as she began counting
on her fingers; sin the bottom there
were siS Japanese ldmonas. two pair
Of bedroom slippers, embroidered; one
dozen pair OF fancy drop stitch hoae,
pair pink satin slippers, one white
chiffon automobile veil. one box face
ven, one empire coat trimmed in
ehantine lace. one Marie Antoinette
gown of pearl gray crepe de chine
and"
"Just a minute" said the examiner,
neryously; = am not asking you TO
name all the famDy's clothes. Just
state what was in your srunk."
why, all those we're in my trunk"
"oh!"
Yes. and there was handsome
lace bolero, with short sleeves"
!, "A-a-what gasped the detail man.
"A lace bolero"
You mean a bolo?"
No. don't"
"well, proceed"
Where was I?'
! you said something about glass
bolo without sleeves"
e 20, yes A handsome lace bolerC
D with short sleeves, red and whit,
IS foulard, fpur pairs suede gloves, ST,
il pairs sea island cotton stockings, EN-
N broilercd-"
At beg pardon Didn't you mentor
lg them before?"
OF "No, sir, J said one dozen pair dro
N stitch"
al Il see. Go ahead"
he zone jar Pompeian cream"
BY zone jar cream?"
"Yes.s
ly "You didn't have that in yor
"a trunk2"
ir "But / did"
Had jar OF cream in your trunk
TO "Yes. -Pompeian cream"
- Wasn't you 'fraid the jar wou
Of break?"
ter NO. Shall go on?'
raj rs there much more?"
,ek Not IN the bottom. There were S
ieh silk petticoats. two Berise sun shade
Ies. one black velvet toque a brand-ne
,at- silyersteln evening wrap. one la
20 scarf. one pair leather gaUntlets,
~ white organdle over pink"
IN where did they go?"
1T went with the trunk. A VIII
KS organdie over pink slk. lace gov
me princess style"
on miss Mercedes?7
r'e eyes. sir"
"Are you only askine s75 for
no thatg"
'e's "Why that isn't all. There was
ipe compartment tray above and draw
~ .ae containing cut glass pun box, sil'
~ hair brush and comb. pair curl
!. irons. alcohol lamp. box monogr
80. paper. sealing wax and die. a neckll
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled BIDS WIN be received Tor the
erection Of the Hoffman. Wrightsman g.
Palmer building, to be erected at Paw
buslxa. as per plans and specifications
drawn by ]. Foucart architect Guthrie.
Okla, az the Office OF ]. Foucart' ana
at the Office OF r. V. Hoffman, Chandler,
okla. until March p, az p. m, ana
at the Office OF Wrightsman' Palmer a
Mcdonald Rt PawhuslSa, OKLA, nntu
March 20. at y. M. Plans ana speel-
hcatlons at the three above named Of
haes.
HOFFMAN. WRiGHfsMAN & PAi-AEh
BY ]. FOUCART. Archit o.
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ings this week last year 1000 q Amer
icun and as the amount marketed was
es O00. the worlds visible American de-
creased 1900. This makes insight about
100000 but the trade is at sea as TO
what spinners' talrings viii be- The
Chronicles weekly weather aud crop re-
port wl probably hc unfavorable. Fh
rains for 10 past wock having inter-
fered with new ci@P preDe1tions To q
certain extent. H. & r. BEER