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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
LARGE CHECKS EoR DAlRyMEN
Mich Cows in This Vicinity Prove
Money Makers for Owners.

Glencoe, Mimi. Enterprise That
the agriculturists Of this section Of
the county are alive to their interests
and recognize dairying as a profitable
branch on the farm, is very evident
from the large amounts that are paid
for milk to many of them by the
Glencoe Butter and Cheese Co. For
milk received at this institution dur
ing the month of April. checks for
the stated sums below were issued to
the nine following named farmers.
Frank Hughes. $SO7.23 A. Howe,
$166.39; Henry Schuette. $1O2.60; HI.
.Beneke, S1O1.94; j. Matthews, S95.S1;
j. Existed, $92.60; n Luehrs. $79.40
G. HI. Dascher, $76.37; III. Howe,$ $SS 81.
AS each farmer drew out butter for
home consumption from the creamery
during the month, the price Of which
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
new SUPERINTENDENT
Or Charles Haupert of Wocester, o.
Elected Head Of jamestown
Pubic Schools.

AT it's meeting last evening the
board of education of jamestown
elected DR.. Charles Hadpert of
Wooster O., superintendent of the
Jamestown schools to succeed c. C.
smith, The selection Of DR.. Haupert
is regarded as an auspicious one. He
Is well know by educators all over the
country, is graduate Of Wooster
university, where he took his doctors
degree, and has for the past fourteen
years been superintendent eof the
Wooster schools. where he has built
mp one of the largest high schools in
Ohio. He has been associated in sum-
rner school institute work with such
men as DR. =. f.. White, DR.. A. B.
Kinsdale and DR.. Roar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
7 wenty Years Ago

Deputy United States Marshal p j.
Lyon Of Steele married Miss Birdie
Wadsworth, the daughter of q wealthy
ranchman of Medora.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows adj
journed it's session at Grand Forks.
after tlecting a. G. Smith of Spear
fish grand master. while r. r. Briggs
OF Sioux Falls was the secretary.
The trotting circuit was to be at
Grand Forks, June Z to 9; Hillsboro.
June IA to 16, and Fargo, June Fl to
2S ks
The supreme court, in session at
Yankton, heard arguments in the case
of r. s. Tyler VS. Cass county for re-
turn Of 800 paid for tax titles, and
the case of Buttz VS.. Cotton, concern
ing part Of the townsite Of Lisbon,
II was supposed that the baseball
clubs were to be composed entirely
of local players but Fargo secured
Frank Werrick of st. Paul for the
position of catcher
Fargo canton of Odd Fellows was
duly installed by Col. T. A. Power of
Sioux Falls.
May 21-William Hart of Fargo wa;
elected grand Junior warden of the
encampment of Odd Fellows.
Col. w. r. Clough resigned his po-
sition with the Northern Pacific to ac-
cept one with the Manitoba road, but
thereby hangs a tale.
General Traffic Manager ]. L. Han
naford of the Northern Pacific an
nounced reduction of 20 per cent in
freight rates and that the classifica-
tion would be changed from joint
northern to western.
Benson county paid out $1,03S for
bounties orp gopher tails at q cents
apiece.
T. c. Kurtz the resident director OF
the Moorhead normal school, received
the plans for the new building.
Glendale celebrated the completion
of the Manitoba road which included
salute of 100 guns fired at sunrise
parade through the principal streets
and an address by Henry Dickey.
| Grand Forks organized a natural gas
| and fuel company, with M l.. McCor-
mick president
Rev. Mr. Peoples accepted the cal
extended him by Plymouth church.
! May 24-The Fargo Journal made
Its appearance with Judge Frye as it:
! editor. This it not the present Jour.
nal that is published by Mr.. Smeth.
urst.
Caterer Huntoon took charge of th'
/ White Elephant restaurant.
May 25-The birthday of Queen Vic.
! taria was celebrated by her forme,
subjects in Fargo by banquet at thu
Headquarters hotel and Frank Nc
Kenzie enlivened the occasion Will
bagpipe music.
/ Secretary f. E. Cole of the racins
lcircuit stated that he was receiving
communications from an over thu
country wanting the terms of the en-
TRY for the June trials, for which 81
600 was hung up.
The ground was broken for the nev
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
saw the p. o.

Wheatland Eagle; It was the edi-s
tors pleasure to be the guest Of Post :.
master Plumley at Fargo Saturday.
during which we were shown Fargo'ss
postoffice in it's entirety. The news
postmaster has inaugurated several
new systems in the handling of Fargo
mail which insures better service alE
around and Plum" is UNIVERSAL
favorite with his clerical force
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
Don't Pay Alimony

To be divorced from your appendix.
There will be no occasion for it if you
keep your bowels regular with DR..
Kings New Life Pills Their action
is so gentle that the appendix never
has cause to make the least complaint.
Guaranteed by all druggists. %
cents. Try them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
Rat Saves Miners Life.

AT Shamokin, Pa, while Nicholas
Iserdnas was sleeping In breast at
the Locust Spring colliery a rat Bit II
hole clear through his ear. He rushed
from his place of work to seek help
Just as a big fall of rock sealed the
mine breast almost alright.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
Sticks Close to the Farm.

Although living within four miles #
Woodbury. n. j.. J. r. Craig, farmer
went into town May IL for the first
time since 1873 Although in good
health, he simply had no business,
and STAYED home He admitted there
had been many changes there since
his last visit to Woodbury., twenty
nine years ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
Desperate Cases a Speciality.

I.eesville Col, Bugle: 81 Hayinows s
oldest boy has gotten a license to doc
tor and has put out his shingle. He
Is giving it out that he prefers des-
perate cases at first, because if they
do die it won't make so much differ
ence. Give him ahcall
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25

May 19-The ST. Paul Globe devoted
its entire edition of May II to matters
pertaining to Norway. and the edi-
torials even appeared in the Norwe-
gian language and were written by
prominent men of that nationality.
The Dakota Improvement CO, was
a Minnesota corporation and the am
nual meeting was called at the Office
ofe wBarnham & Tnlotson and was
signed BY H. f. Miller, G. J. Kissner
and w. M McCraw.
Mclean county. which was thirty
miles off the railroad, sold its first
issue of bonds Of $1,000 at SIS pre-
mium
The Grand Forks Plaindealer an
nounced that the Northern Pacific had
let the contract for grading the road
from Grand Forks to the boundary
line.
The Bank of Mfnot was incorporated
with a capitalization of 100000.
The Cass county prohibition conyen-
tion was held at Casselton and M. H.
Kiff was made chairman and Rev. r.
a. bEdEu VI EdIEO dlAb AAJAl
of Casselton were appointed two MEM
bers of the finance committee.
The knights Templar were the
guests of Gethsemane church for the
Ascension day services, and at that
time T. d. Batson was eminent COM
mander and J. T. McClees recorder
At meeting of Plymouth church
it was unanimously decided to call
Rev A. B. Peoples of Salt Lake to
succeed Rev William Ewing. resigned.
James Holes reported that the frost
the previous night had probably dam
aged the crop per cent, but he still
believed that Dakota would have a
big crop.
Robert Russell put in a new vault
for the probate court room.
VIII Batesen who had been with
Postmaster Judd for some time, went
to Bottineau to open up a general
store and he succeeded well in that
section.
Nine carloads Of grading tools ar
rived at Moorhead for work on the
Moorhead Southwestern railway.
Sam McClelland rendered his resig-
nation as city ticket agent of the Mil
waukee road and w. L. Dill was APP
pointed to succeed him.
Colonel Gearey abandoned the idea
of establishing bank at Sheldon and
purchased the interest of C. j. Hunt
in the firm of Pennington & Hunt.
ID. w. Sutherland resigned as cal
accountant of the Northern Pacific and
Fred Hyde was appointed to his po-
sition, while Will Ball took the posi-
ton of car checker, vacated by Mr.
Hyde's promotion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25
tankage station Of the STANDARD oil

tankage station OF the Standard OF
Co.
Manager Crenshaw of the opera
house was having new drop curtain
made.
The meeting of the local baseball
association resulted in the election of
C. P Walker, manager, and r. f..
Wallace, j. l. McClees, w. w. Smith
and H. L. Maxcy, associate directors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25

is deducted from the check paid out.
each of them actually realized for.
their milk little more than the,
amounts credited to them above
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-25

May 2O-Stakes were driven for the
new northside hotel and the commit
tee announced that all subscriptions
had been made but $4,000. 80
1t was reported that an extensive
mica bed had been discovered six
miles from Minot.
Oil was reported found in the Tur-
tie mountains
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
Read Red Saunders,
SOUTH LAKE WEIR

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Mrs. Thomas Mclean was a Weirs-
dale visitor on Saturday, and earlier
in the week called on friends ar
South Lake Weir.
Nelson Williams is a hustler when
it comes TO loading fruit. He has
loaded quite number OF cars this
season.
Among the South Lake Weir peo-
pie in Weirsdale Saturday were Mr.
Peak, Mr., Killam. Mr.. Thomas Sig
mon and Mrs. c. S Gates and Miss
Mary Gates. The latter is progress
ing rapidly in mastering telegraphy
under the able instruction Of Mr.
Brown, the station agent AT Weirs-
dale.
Mr.. Kast'S son and daughter came
on the evening train Saturday for a
visit,
His Old position as station agent al
Weirsdale seems to remain ever
fresh in The memory of Mr.. Williams.
We are glad to welcome old friends
ami acquajn,anccs.
Mr.. Nernio Hobbs and Mss Mary
Smith Of oxford were callers here on
Sunday
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
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The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
BERLIN ITEMS
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:


An Ocala party, composed OF John
Pelot. John Sutherland and another
gentleman, were squirrel hunting in
our hammocks one day last week
Eight squirrels bit the dust under
their excellent aim, and the squirrel
dinner was delicious. they said.
Mr., NJ. p. Erin khas returned from
Pensacola, where he attended the
Confederate Veterans meeting MI
Frink said that ne had a pleasant
time chatting with his old comrades
Mr. Frink had to report on IN" sich
list, and when he returned he still
had a high fever. Friends are wish
ing for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. S. II. Bitch is IA star farmer
as well a. star housckccprr, Mrs
Bitch has gathered and housed r.
Gently $50 bushels If oats. Who can
beat that?
Early Bird is again coming to the
front, The place is getting to- hc quite
4 phosphate center The two plant.
there are now running on fun time
and We learn through 4 reliable source
that another plant will be established
there at an early date.
Among those who went shopping tc
The Brick City the past few days were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gills and Miss Gillis 0
Cotton Plant. Mr.. James Badger anr
grandson, Arthur Brooks. Of OidtowI
and MesSTs. Moutholon Atkinson
Neal Ferguson j. J.. Smith, Mabo
/ Phillips of Berlin and Mr.. c. O. Tur
ner of Cater, Mr., Turner spent sey
eral days in the city.
James Adam. a prosperous cnlore5
farmer, says that hog killing" tim,
/ is coming, and that he viii immediate
| ly put twenty head in the fields tC
/ fatten. Good for you. Jim.
Nr. Joseph Hudgens. who has beol
visiting his sister, Mrs William Hen
dersOn. al Grahamville, for the pas
few weeks. has returned home.
TECUMSEH.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
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The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
wEIRSDaLE AND STANTON
Special Cor. OCala Banner;

Special Cor. Ocala Banner;
Oranges are leaving this neighbor-
hood 10y the carloads. Good returns
arrive daily. There was never more
pleasant season for shipping-weath-
pr fair and cool. teams and men in
abundance and the sidetracks full of
cars.
II will soon be- time to pay tribute
90 the fertilizer companies.
A very pleasant picnic was held al
Stark's Ferry Saturday. the 18th inst
More than one hundred people were
in attendance. In the afternoon a
baseball game between the boys OF
the east and west sides OF the river,
resulting in a VICTORY for the west
side boys by a score of la TO e. II
was a very interesting game
Mr.. Y. z. Kelsey. The champion
snake eX,erminator. added another
rattler To his list Wednesday.
Mr.. {. E Brown. OUT jolly agent.
delighted his friends with an open air
oyster stew Tuesday afternoon
The exercises al the school house
were very pleasantly rendered last
Friday afternoon These exercises
occur every second Friday.
Mr. ]. Z Davenport of Winter Ha
ven is with rs again.
Mr.. Frank r Simpson arrived
"Wednesday afternoon from High
Springs, and viii visit his mother foI
several days
Mrs. Lucian Smith of Tampa Is
spending a week or two with Mrs
Clarence Smith.
Col r. \ Burnham of Waco, Tex.
has taken up his usual quarters at The
Smith Hotel for the winter. and will
superintvnd the shipping of his fruit
which was an agreeable surprise tC
him as he looked over his grove and
found almost double the amount OF
fruit that he shipped last year and
OF a much superior quality. e..
MIR. J. l. Carney Is shipping fhre,
and four ears OF oranges a week from
the Carney Investment Company's is
land groves
Captain Robert FosnOt is busy haul
ing fruit and passengers on the
steamer Della" the large barge anC
the launch, all OF which are KEEP
moving.
Mr.. Lynch and family of Grove
Park spent a few days at the Smitl
Hotel this week. and as usual witt
all who see and drink of the spark
ling waters of beautiful Lake Weir
want a home here. which they vii
have in the near future.
Mr.. r. l.. Martin has a force of mel
a. work Grading track for a switci
to load sand an3 manufacture artifi
cial stone on III, lake shore.
Capt. Pvles cane down from OCal;
this o~enng to take lock al th'
hard roads under construction from
Whites Ferry aud Lady Lake to thi:
point.
There is a growing demand here fOl
hotel accommodations and houses. Ey
cry mail brings Inquiries. which ar,
turned down on account IF no vacan
houses.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
GRAHAMViLLE AND COkNOR
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
An Oregon paper says that the La
Grnade. Oregon. Commercial Club
has taken advantage OF the fact that
the passenger trains stop there from
ten to fifteen minutes while changing
engines, etc, and have erected an ex-
hibit building. Before the trains ar
rive at the depot an announcement is
made that all who desire to do so can
get of and look through the exhibit
hall \ lecture is delivered TO the
paSscngerS. Twice a week the ladies
distribute flowers To each and every
passenger and place beautiful bou-
quels on each table in the dining car,
accompanied by a card. "COmpli
ments of La Graude" On some Occas-
ions they have distributed prunes to
every passenger, and placed prune
Jelly on each table in the dining car,
accompanied hy cards hearing: Com
plim.uts OF La Grando, Made from
La Grande Ronde prunes. with La
Grande ROndn sugar" Distribution of
apples are 10 be made to the passem-
gers. This is a substantial system
OF advertising that cannot help but
bring results.
Mr. J. B. Griggs of Electra was in
Ocala Saturday. taking orders for or
anges. 10 be- delivered some time next
week. Instead of shipping. he thinks
hp viii sell in this way He is asking
/ II cents apiece for them. His are
nice oranges
IN former years the Oklawaha riv-
~ orange was regarded the very beS,
thar left the state. ."-Ocala Banner.
The Oklawaha river orange is
again back in its accustomed place,
and We challenge any other section OF
the state to produce just as good.
Miss Edith Kupperbush has return
ed to Palatka Miss Howard accom-
panied her
Mrs, ". H. Carlton and children
are now living in Jacksonville.
Mr. Early Perkins of the Eaton
Creek section. passed through Ora
hamviIle on his way TO the Brick City
last Saturday
Messrs. J. B. Griggs, Joseph Stan
aland and E. 0. COrdrey are busy
with their oranges. They are hauling
them 20 Ocala. where they receive
l II cents apiece. They make sev-
eral trips each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Stanaland
were among the shoppers going to
Ocala Saturday
Several parties went TO Ocala the
past week for seed oats. and not one
Oat could they find there.
Mr.. George Rogers Of Atlanta is al
Lynne visiting his parents, Col. and
Mrs. r. F Rogers.
Mr.. Thomas Johnson left Saturday
for Cornell. whore he will work in a
sawmiU
\ sweet and pretty bunch Of roses
was SEM To- our writing den one day
last week. They were grown in Mrs.
-Alonzo Longs famous flower yard at
Connor We extend many thanks for
the roses.
Among the visitors to Ocala from
tks section The past frw davs were
Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Perkins. Mr. and
Mrs. J. b. Griscs. Mr. and Mrs. c.
Stanaland and Me>SrS. Joseph Stana
land. f. Q. COrirey. Jack, Pat and
Thomas Randall. Walter Seweu, Rob
Mcdonald, Fred WellhOrner. Rav-
mond Holly and Preston GooIsby.
Deep down i'm our hearts We love
that old landmark-the old oak in
front of the Ocala House in Ocala-
and We wish it could stand there for
ever. Lit the axe touch it not. Pave
around il and Ter the grand old oal
stand CHATTEN CHCM
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
More than Enough is Too Much

To maintain health a mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con-
sumption Of more food than is neces-
sary for these purposes is the prime
cause Of stomach troubles, rheuma-
tism and disorders Of the kidneys. If
troubled with indigestion. revise your
diet, let reason and not appetite con
troll and take a few doses OF Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets and
you will soon be all right again. For
sale by all druggists m
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
Eifty Years = Blacksmith.

Samuel r. Worley, OF Hixburg. Va,
has been shOeing horses for more
than fifty years He says: Cham
berlains Pain Balm has given me
great relief from lame back and rheu-
matism. 1t is the best liniment | ever
used" For sale by all druggists. m
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

HamentaL Thanks. many thinks, kind
friend. The beauty ot that lovely
present is OvershadOwed only By
memOry's reflections 0t your own
goodness. kindness and general gen
eroSity to the people around you
PETER STANLEY
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

DR. and Mrs Eaton LinfIer Ct Al.
thony were in OcaIa Wednesday N
i shopping expedition
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
FINHEI'ISrEII;LN
THIS WEEK

- Outing Flannel,
rcr y.r1 g
55c Heavy Un3esvcar,
per garment 2Jc
SOC L,a~ss Cake Boxes,
}apanned, for :3;".'c
SOC Large Bread Boxes,
for 339c
SOC Large Lamps,
complete :,,3c
- 50 Heavy Blankets.
large size. pair Si.333
Sl.75 and 52 Mems Oil
Grain Shoes $I.l3
35o 2-quart Plain Chin
Pitcher 22,3'c
Visit the : ami 10 Cent Store.
M. FISHEL
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10

that he innocent of its awbeakng 1t takes good deal of scrub
hing cleanse the hands of person who knowingly profits by
crime he active committing it. Whoever enjoys
benefits from fraudulent franchise condones the nquiy that ants
it. Worse STILL he enlisted defend the nquty and
encourage repetition holds stock company that
practices bribery ncurs the moral guilt of the bribery matter
how he may be under the law 1t impossible for the
of stolen goods clear himself by saying that he did not
himself pick pockets break into house 1t sufficient for his
ethics he has benefited by the
crime Had Nathan go about today accusing the guilty
he of old did the wicked king of the Jews which of would escape
his indictment, "Thou the MANI?
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
BEATTY HANDS BORAH A LEMON.

following special dispatch from New York giving Judge
Beay reply the vndctve attack made upon him by Senator
Borah published Wednesdays Oregonan and full of spice
and ginger, suitable for the
Eudg Beatty Idaho who recently interviewed in Wash
ngton on Senator Indictment and who in accused
by Mr. Borah of having used his judicial position to further his
political ambitions force Mr. Borahs Indictment today makes
la vigorous the In part Mr. Beatty says
Il did this controversy am only meeting as
sau made by Borah did exercise any influence with the
grand jury have Boah else indicted confess that
baseess and reckless charges coming from have never
wronged United States surprise to Not
only they false but they cowardy They delayed until
had my for long absence in foreign lands
METHOD IN MADNESS.
"Te knows they His chief object in making them
rot my injury His madness is without method Having it
appear that prosecuted substitutes for the real issue
ton of his innocence beginning his policy has been
TO truth by directing attention the false and let it be
remembered that he and his aides responsible for all that has
been said word has from the court officials
GAS soon suspected that investigation proceed
appeals were made to Washington that initiate against
the Mover trial This could be only upon the belief that
some with this trial would be charged with another
crime The government officials Washington did not and could
the unenabe position that the investigation OF one crime
should not proceed lest another should be punished
NO INFLUENCE ON GRAND JURY
81 do not know my knowledge that Mr. Borah in
ded and have said that he is Neither do know that e
mony was actually presented jury AS my duty left
slider unnuenced any of have carefully avoid
expressing any opinion upon the merits of the to the
guilt of any one and have to offer.
briefly has seemed possible but not in the drastic Ian
gage which provocaon use have noticed these matters
fully doing the of departure for
long absence the advantage of continuing his
saults that will not know of them.
ONLY RECEPTIVE CANDIDATE
Speaking of his attempts election Senator Judge
Beatty says:
Whie have lived for Is years the town,
he seems Just to discovered my faults Within the
he has repeatedly sad public print that he could not be
elected he desired that should be- 1t might be IN
feed that active senatorial candidate
Hanpeed by my judicial position was not At the JOINT
request prominent Republicans including the state chairman
became candidate but my campaign chiefly by letters to IN
dduas suggesting my candidacy and their support No was
mporned or urged neither any promised any Office
ward other consideration
CIVILIAN, THE PROMISER."
"On other hand generous Borah reported to have
been with his promises that he secured the cognomen of William
the Promiser.
81 sought election only the law provides through the egisa
He having failed thus resoed to the state convention
where by and division of pos with those he had de-
nounced as corrupt he succeeded"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10

At last President has made himself perfectly clear
letter TO M dear Pfngle he explains that Meyer and Hay
wood are undesirable citizens for advocating principles of
men not harmony with Tedd views Just as we thought
all the time you don't agree with the policy Of the Big Stick you
are undesirable