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Order Hearing Petition to Sell Land

State of North Dakota. County Of
Cass--In County Court before Hon.
A. c. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the guardianship Of
Hazel Marie Carnne, Minor.
Jennie Mr. Carnine, Guardian, VS..
Hazel Marie Carnine. Respondent
Order hearing petition for sale Of
real estate
ON reading and filing the verified
petition of Jennie M Carnine, guardian
OF the person and estate of Hazel
Marie Carnine, minor setting forth
the amount of personal property that
has come into her hands as such
guardian, and the disposition thereof,
the amount Of debts outstanding
against said minor and the expenses
of administration, showing net allow
ance made for said minor, an estimate
of the further expenses of guardianship,
a description Of all the real property
belonging to said minor or in which she
has an interest, and the condition and
value thereof. and the names and
residences of the next OF kin of said
minor, and praying that license be TO
her granted to sell the following de-
scribed land, belonging to the said
Hazel Marie Carnine. a minor, to-wit:
The undivided one-half of the
southwest quarter tswA Of section
numbered TWENTY-FIVE (22J, In town
ship numbered one hundred and forty
/. one CAD, north of range numbered
forty nine (49) west, of the fifth prin-
lcipal meridian, subject to the home
stead interest of the undersigned. and
| the undivided one-half of that part
and portion of the north one-half OF
the southeast quarter IN " of the Sc 54)
of section numbered twenty-one CID
in township numbered one hundred
/ forty-one (141) north, of range mum
fbered forty mine (49) west, of the fifth
principal meridian, lying east of the
Sheyenne river being altogether 2l0.0s
acres, more or less. in the county q
Cass and state Of North Dakota.
| And it appearing by said petition
that 1t is for the best interest Of th'
said minor and lier estate to sell tllt
| said real estate
1t is therefore ordered that the sale
4 petition be heard and considered bs
| the Judge of the county court Of tht
/ said county Of Cass at the court room;
of said court In the county court hous,
1 iii the city Of Fargo In said county 81
/ the 30th day Of March, Al. D. 1907, n
l1l:o0 o'clock in the forenoon Of saiS
day,
II IS further ordered that all per
sons interested in said estate appea
i before the Judge Of this court at sail
/ time and place and then and ther
i show cause, if any there be. why sal
petition should not be granted.
| Dated the 26th day Of February, Al
1902.
II BY the court,
4 (Seal.@ a. G. HANSON,
Judge OF the County Court.
tI'eb 27, March 6-13 20-s7D
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27

Washington POST Those ready
critics Of the president who think they
perceive a decline in his popularity,
and who are even ready TO accuse him
of a leaning toward tyranny in his et
forts TO correct great corporate abuses,
overlook the fact that he has personi-
fed the personal demand for those re-
forms and has done more than any
other man or agency TO bring them
about He has stirred the people to an
active realization OF their rights and
powers and has shown them that 4
struggle to bring corporations to ac-
count need not be made in vain. The
great corporate organized wealth OF the
country has been taught lesson By
President Roosevelt that it will never
forget. 1t is not the arrogant tyrant
that it once presumed to be. 1t has
been brought to terms. 1t is willing TO
treat for a cessation Of hostilities.
This great fact stands to the credit
of President Roosevelt and nothing
can deprive him Of it. His critics have
mistaken impubsive speeches for reck-
less action. They confound superb
courage and fidelity TO public trust
with disposition to tyrannize, ana
usurp authority. II might be better
Of course that nothing unstudied
should ever be uttered by the presi-
dent. But it is better that he should
give evidence of honest indignation
than that he should be lacking in the
indispensable qualities Which serve the
Eeople so well in their fight against
corporate encroachment The people
| have learned long ago that the presi-
| dent is sound to the core on this most
vital of questions and that his acts
4 speak louder than his words. They
trust him implicitly. because they have
tested him. Others have failed. fol
Lone reason or another but Theodore
| Roosevelt. whatever his imperfections
l has not failed. For this reason he
holds a place in the confidence Of the
people which cannot be shaken.
| The talk of the waning popularity
and tyranny" as applied to Presi-
| dent Roosevelt, is pure rubbish He
| stands supreme among Americans as q
/ champion of popular right. The ONLY
! tyranny manifested in this country
was that of the corporate influences
which are making the discovery thai
| they have found their master.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
orde, Hearing Petition for Sale oi
Real Estate.

State Of North Dakota, county Of
Cass. In county court before Hon A.
G.. Hanson, judge.
In the matter Of the estate of James
Davidson, deceased.
G. w. Lister. administrator VS..
Nancy +. Davidson, Mary Davidson
George, Joseph Davidson, j. ID. Sam
uels, w w Turnbull Belle j. Turn
bull. Joseph Birdsell, James Birdsell
Samuel Bildsell, Ellen Birdsell Faux
ner. James WI Dickson, Ed
win j. Dickson, Ella Dickson
Crowley. John ID. Saltons, James
w. Saltons. Ellen Saitons McDougal,
Scott Ralph Davidson. Bertha M.
Turlbull Mabel f, Turnbull, Reagan,
Arthur c. Turnbull, Viola NJ Turn
bull, John H. Turnbull VIII r..
Turnbul Estella Samuels Sevear Ida
Samuels Norton Dare Samuels, and
all other persons interested, respond
ents-Order Hearing Petition for Sale
of Real Estate.
On reading and filing the verified PEE
tition of c.. w Lister. administrators,
with will annexed, of the estate of
James Davidson, deceased, setting
forth the amount of personal estate
that has come into his hands and the
disposition thereof. the amount of
debts outstanding against said de-
ceased and his estate, and the amount
of unpaid legacies and the expenses
OF administration and the estimate of
the further expenses of administration,
description of all the real estate i'm
the state of North Dakota Of which
said deceased died seized or in 'whicn
his cstate has acquired any interest
and the condition and value thereof.
and praying that license be to him
granted to sell such rsal estate be-
longing to the estate of said James
Davidson, deceased, which Is situate i'll
the county of Cass and state OF North
Dakota and described as follows, to-
wit:
The southeast quarter Is. e. II of
section numbered thirty -four (34l in
township numbered one hundred forty
three (t43) north of range numbered
fifty-five (55) west of the fifth prin-
cipal meridian containing 160 acres
more or less, according to the govern
ment survey thereof. and subject te
a mortgage of fifteen HUNDRED dollars
($1, 100000 now against the said prem
ises
And disappearing by said petition
that there is not sufficient money OF
personal estate in the hands Of sale
administrator with will annexed, x
pay the debts and legacies given undei
the viii Of the said deceased, and thai
it Il necessary In order to pay tht
same to sell said real estate.
1t Is therefore ordered that the said
petition be heard and considered by
the Judge OF the county court Of tht
said county of Cass at the courtroorni
of said court in the county courthouse
in the city of Fargo, in said eouniy.4ttE
the s0th day Of March, A. ID. 1907, q
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day
If is further ordered that all per.
sons interested In said estate appeai
before the Judge Of this court at sai'
TING and place and then and ther'
show cause. if any there be, why salt
petition should not be granted.
Dated February 10th, A. p. 1907.
BY the Court
(seal) a. q. HANSON,
Judge of the County Court.
90. Feb. n /, Mar. 6 1S. 20 2f, sO7.)
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COLLECTIONS.
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTE o One second hand. 1000
round, hand power freight elevator,
Address F-21. Forum
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clIBAN LAMDs.


DON'T FAIL to see A. r. Pierce, sales
agent for the North Dakota Cuban
Land Co. at the Waldorf hotel. The
last and only chance 10 get the chOir
est lands for $3.50 per acre
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lF you have superfiuous hair. warts.
nloles, birthmarks. consult Mrs.
LAGER, $40 Third street north. Best
references. Consultation free. Phone
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Help wAnrkn-- n--esmALs

WANTED Good girl for general
housework, good wages. l2S Eighth
street north.
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AuroMoRlLE RrPAlRING.


WAN C D--To repair your automobile
tires Write for price list. Valley
city yulcanizing 20. Valley city, N.
ID.
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MONEY To LOAN


ON personal property or other gooC
security W. H. Shure Fargo Ma
tional Bank building.
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TlMsER LAND FoR SALE.


"A GOOD birch ana tamarack cord
wood chance. A quarter section OF
cnt-0yer land three miles from depot,
thirty miles north OF Bemidji, on the
Minnesota & International Gaiiroad.
For full information address Box 223.
Blackjack, MINI. Land included.
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HOTEL.

N~~~~0Oo-0~000O9~~0~~~r-
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Abercrombie
N ID. The house has been opened
under new management Everything
replete With comfort Fine cuisine,
sample room for commercial travellers,
porters meet all trains. Rates 81 and
$150 a day. Telephone connection
Carl w. Timmreck, proprietor.
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; . = 3 ~ . 3 . 3 > . > . y .


2 For North Dakota Probably &
:, snow tonight or Thursday; ris-
(. ing temperature in northwest por-
Q ton.
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STEERING.

~0~~~~~o~0~-~-~~Sc~
EXPERT furniture repairing and cab
sinet WORK. G. e. Anderson, FlameI
block 50 Fifth street north.
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sTENoGRAPE,ER,

STEMoGRAPHlc WoRK--PhoneSSo SSoM
for stenographic work by hour or
day.
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adj : Terms, cash, unless advertiser has
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT-CoTTAeEs.
'7sa--- '---7a-''-s 'a--s-as7s---
FOR RENT
NT

SUITE Of rooms with vault, In Magil
block Call Pierce e Tenneson.
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LAND FOR SALE.


BUY TEXAS LANDS and pick straw
berries every month in the year
healthy climate, good markets, north-
ern settlements, pure water. land yal-
.ues increasing rapidly. Don't delay
get on the band wagon and go with the
crowd. Try milder climate and
avoid snow blockades and coal famines
Write for excursion rates. Elwood
Land Co, 7l8 Guaranty Loan Build
ing, Minneapolis. MINI.
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ZOE RENT. sTnRE.


FOR RENT--Store room 25x75, in
Dixon block. Inquire at Dixon laun-
dry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27

OFFICE ROOMS for rent, steam heat
over Wilser's drug store. Phone
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JEWELERS-Young man desires to
karn Matchmaking, engraving and
optics. Willing to begin on any reas-
onable terms. No liquor, tobacco or
profanity Best references. Make me
your proposition. Address j L.
Thomas, Balfour, N. D.
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DESK ROOM Torrent, including phone.
best location in city, first floor. II.
O. box 2S. Fargo.
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WANTED TO RENT From April to
Sept 1, seven or eight-room house,
furnished or unfurnished: must be
modern with bath on first floor; south
side Of town, east of Ninth street pre-
ferred Address W-27 care Forum.
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WANTE ED-TJanitor or some other
light work, by man in feeble health
with family TO support. Address or
call 76 Front street. Ole Jenson.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


WAN 7 EE--Young man for Office work
Apply at Fargo Mercantile Co.
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WANTED-Men to cut cord wood, 81
per cord and board yourself. Phone
116S.
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ross l.o~ ~AN So

POSITION WANTED by experienced
farm foreman, married. Address
Box 216, Casselton, n, ID.
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!. AZ. !. u !. y y @ n ~ ~ y n n n y
) For State News Read The Forum. g
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GOOD, all around printer, who has
had charge of a prominent weekly
newspaper for the past six years de-
sires a change of position. Address
Box S55, Washburn, Mclean county,
n. Oak.
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WANTED ED-Men to have their raZors
ground. Donahue 81 Licther,
Eighth street south.
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MAMTEn 70 Rent


WANTE ED-Building suitable for
barn Phone S50-M.
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> Forum Want Ads Ges Results. .
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How the President is Strong.

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07

Let her he once convinced that You can
be depended upon 10 give her daughter
the care and love she is entitled To. and
she will become your most devoted ally.
Take her into your confidence. treat her
as you woIld your own mother. shoty
her That you are It'd be trusted, and Won
will have made n friend you will have
many occasions in after life to be thank
full FOR. Make her your enemy, and You
not only make your wife unhappy. but
yoii lay the foundation for some mighty
uncomfortable moments for yourself.
Don't he cfump, my boy. Diplomacy
has eyer won more victories than war.
and tact will accomplish what opposi-
flon cannot effect in the least
Give Them Their Due.
IL Is much the same with your wife's
sisters, bat the conditions are consid-
erably modified. It Is quite important
to obtain and retain their good will
important. | mean. for your peace of
mind and comfort as we'll as Anna
May and you can't get it by force
OF arms. Keep In mind all ths time
that they are your sisters-in-iaw ana
therefore entitled TO greater considera-
ton than most other women. Once
make them your friends. 1T Will take
cataclysm to change them. AS to your
father-in law and brothers in law--welI,
they are men and comparatively easy
to get along with. Just let them see
that ron are real man and that you
are going to give their daughter and
sister square deal. and they viii
stand by you until the lower regions
become CONCEALED.
SO, John, it all resolves itself into the
right treatment Of Your wife in the
first place and the kindly and tactfnl
Of her relations in the
second, You are not required to yield
any Of your rights; you don't have
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their own gard. Before / say any
thing more want you to descend
frona your elevated sfeed. so can
curry on 4 conversation with you with
out a fafgaph0ne. You are right at
the Joint vhere you are about to make
seIre very bitter enemies or some
mighty stanch friends and true friends
are rare enough III this world to make
II worth while To no little way to get
them. IT II true that you didn't mar
ry The whole family. but BY your mar
riage yoH assumed good many re-
responsibilities and secured some incum-
brances and few perquisites that the
preacher neglected To mention. Your
wife's people may be membranes.
and they may be perqulsites, but
whether they are one or the other de-
ponds To mighty considerable extent
On your attitude toward them.
She's Been Maiigned.
From time imnernorial II has been
the custom of humorists ont of mate
rial for copy to fall back on the moth
er-in.law. She has been held MP to-
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attacked in this way. IF the plan proves
successful 1T is probable that the Stand
ard Oil company will be attacked next.
This new line OF warfare will be
pursued against corporations violating
the sherman law. Hitherto these con-
Germs have felt little alarm over the
governments activity, because the IN
Fiction of fines was all that the govern
ment could obtain, and fines. while i'm
convenient. We're not fatal. Injunctions
and receiyerships viii be an entirely
different matter. The mere threat of
such thing is likely to cause great
nneasiness among the trusts. but it is
not Il mere threat, but the definite de-
termination of a programme
Both Mr.. Bonaparte and Mr.. Pnrdy
believe that this line of action viii do
more to enforce the Sherman law than
anything that has been devised or any
new law that could be put upon the
statute books.
Mr.. Pnrdy is native of Ohio. but
now halls from Minnesota. He is for
ty-one years old and has been assistant
10 the attorney general OF the United
States for the past two years
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
Miss seeks. Panama investigated.

The wide experience of Miss Ger
trude Beeks who WIS appointed spe;
cial commissioner by Secretary Taft
to investigate conditions surrounding
the Panama canal employees, adinila-
bly, qualities her for The task For
many years Miss Beeks has been a
student along Just such lines.
Miss Beeks is secretary of the wei
fare department of the Civic fedora
ton, a position won after long deleing
in the fields of sociology. sanitary sci
ence and industrial questions She Is
favorably known in the labor world
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
His FIappy Home.

His salary was ESQ year, and he
had just proposed to Miss Clare Light
head ana been accepted, and they were
both exquisitely happy until she said:
And you don't know how lovely our
home viii be, George. 1t shall be d
place OF rest and Joy and comfort! I'll
ring the housekeeper up every morning
and
The housekeeper n
Yes YES, dear. Now, don't inter-
rupt. ron naughty boy. Ill tell the
housekeeper to tell the cook to
The cook ~
VII course, and do hope we can get
a French cook. And I'D like the par
Ion maid to''
Ii The parlor maid r.
es, yes. I'D like brisk, tidy, rosy
checked girl 1 don't care 50 much
shout the housemaid.'
Why, nv darling, I'm afraid
" Now, now, you bad old boy, you
must lat your little girl hare her own
way when II comes to the house serv-
ants You can engage the butler ii Won
like, and Of course you'll get the coach
I1nan, but when ii comes ID the laun-
slress ana seamstress ana - why.
George, what dreadfully long face
yos1 havei don't like II n
Is Looked longer as he mt ia bis Ia
'fy AZ rom An hour later trying to
s1lre ont how the wages of the cook
anil houefsk esnei. ana hnflor a,,a ~
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fare department Gf the international
harvester company. Chicago her SUI
pervision extending over $4,000 en-
ployees Slacc then her social studies
have taken her to most of the large
manufacturing centers
In Panama she will look into tho
housing, food and recreations of the
workers as vol as their physical ana
moral welfare. Her findings and rec
concentrations on these matters will
furnish the basis for future action by
the secretary of war.
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The driuer lrho goes oper obstacles aeitl
need a. blacksHii3l


to make martyr OF yourself. you
don't need to get down on your knees
to anybody. Simply be a man Of
sense, plain boss sense. Keep your
wagon i'm the middle OF the road, but
dodge the stnmps. The driver who
goes over instead of around obstacles
may reach his destination, but he'll
need blacksmith when he gets there.
Make tact, tact, tact, compound with
your love, and you will eventually
praise the Lord that your wife has
relatives. And now, my boy. right
now. Is the time to make them friends.
Now yon are on trial In way; now
they are sizing you up to see whether
Anna May has drawn prize or q
blank. The Judgment will be rendered
soon, and your conduct toward them
has much to do with that Judgment.
See that It Is rendered In your favor
and you will have provided capital for
yaur future life that will yield inter-
est compounded semiannually to the
end.
i have treated this matter seriously,
John. because 1t Is really a mighty Sc
rious subject in spite OF the jokes it
has caused. Your wifess relations are
OF much more Importance in the main
tenance Of your domestic happiness
than your own. and you cannot do too
much to secure their respect and love.
Your affectionate father.
JOHN SNEED.
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Cause and Effect.

"One Fourth of July" said Senator
Beveridge in the course OF an after
dinner speech in indianapolis, 1.-TWO
men got into an argument about the
Liberty bell In Philadelphia
1T is admitted said the first. that
the man who rang this bell to proclaim
liberty throughout the land dropped
lead for joy
But said the other, did you ever
actually hear of such thing as man
being killed by joy?'
Well, was the reply, I once heard
Of a chap who was found dead on his
mother-in-law's grave
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07

rguIctiia as the
common enemy
sof' married men
the world over.
There Isn't any
more real basis
for these jokes
than there Is
for the ancient
one about the
lpaifilieaded men
In the front
row. / hare al
ways been a
pretty regular
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and is the only woman who has
achieved the distinction of honorary
membership in the International
Bfptherhood of Stationary Firemen.
Beginning her business career as a
stenographer, Miss Beeks early be-
came interested in the well being of
her fellow workers and ten years ago
was president of the National Assoc
citation Of Women Stenographers. At
that time she was manager of the vel.
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PEOPLE OF THE DAY


Milton p Pnrdy, assistant TO Attor'
ney General Bonaparte. is the chief
tr7ist hniatcr Of the United states de-
partinenF Of Justice. 1t WAS Mr.. Pur-
is who suggested the policy now being
emrloyed against the trusts. His plan
is TO hit the combines by means Of the
issuance of injunctiors. followed by
the appointment OF receivers. The to-
bafco trust and the powder trust We're
the first of the big combinations to be
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If You Would Dress Well.

Wear plain clothes for plain occa-
sions
Short lightweight skirts for walking.
Comfortable shoes and low heels on
street boots.