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The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-09-23

FOR SALE-A number of 10-acre
tracts cut overland in Harrison
county, / 1-2 miles from good
town. Fine for trucking. Also 200
acres Rankin county, IL mile from
depot at Brandon; SO acres cleared,
balance good timber. If you want
to buy a farm write me and tell
what you want have it for you.
H. G. Orrick, Jackson, Miss.
1T
FOR SALE-Some fine farm and tim
Der lands, large or small places,
just the proposition for some good
farmer. Easy terms Address Boz
112, Seminary, Miss.
2t.
FOR SALE-Fine young Devon bulls
For further particulars apply to w
L. Kinabrew, Olio, Miss. a21-1mo
FOR sALE-125 gallons of molasses
in jugs sealed up; will take so cts
per gallon f. o. b., Crystal Springs
Miss. j. r. Taylor. $50.
FOR sALE-24O acres of fine land
100 acres in cultivation and res
timberland; a fine place to farm o.
raise stock. There is about 40 acres
of switch cane on creek that runs
through this place. For further in
formation, apply to H. R. Jacobs
Zion Hill, Amite Co, Miss.
| WANTED Cotton graders and ware
house managers to advertise in thi
column as we have many inq'lirie
ior them.
i WANTED Position as bookkeepel
of Farmers Union warehouse. Al
a member of the union, and a graz
uate Of Draughn's Business Colleg'
e. T. Turner Ackerman, Miss.
4 1t.
1 $4,000 and Nice Framed PictuT
Given Away to those willing to wor
for it. Teachers, Students and Farr
ers' sons make money in spare tim
selling enlarged portraits, memorial
etc. Get up a club at special price
Ifor first order and get nice pictui
and frame free. Huntsville Art G.
TIuntsville Ala 90
wANTED-Every person sufferir
from Indigestion, sour stomach, dy
pepsia or heart burn to try pac
The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-09-23

BY placing an advertisement in the
want column at one cent per word,
you will be able to get that position
you are after, sell what you want to
dispose of, or buy what you need.
The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-09-23
HUNTER & McGEE'S
Little Liver Pills

for that awful headache, dizziness,
malaria, chills, fever, billiousness,
constipation and all complaints.
THEY CURE EVERY TIME.
Sent by first mail to and address
on receipt of 25 cents in stamps.
HUNTER & MCGEE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
jackson, Miss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES.

Chief of Police Malvey has returned
from Wheaton, where he has been
shooting with Messrs. Legler, Holbeck
and Hanson.
Senator A. v. Rieke of Renville
county, was a passenger to Sabin,
where he closes his campaign engage
ments tonight.
Ole Sageng of Dalton, democratic
candidate for congress, was calling on
the faithful in Moorhead today. He is
very optimistic and believes he has
at least a winning chance.
J. HI. Sifford of Yysilanti, ". d., was
a guest at the Columbia today
Professor and Mrs. Sanford have re-
turned from their visit to Mayville
N. ID.
j. A. Chanler. travelling passenger
agent of the Milwaukee road, was q
visitor in the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
MEEK AS LAMB
ON The sCAFFOLD


Reading. Pa, Oct. al Salvatore
Garrito, murderer OF state Policeman
Kelleher on Sept IA, 1907. was hanged
here at 1914 o'clock this morning
Garrito went to his deatn protesting
his innocence.
During the week Garrito displayed
q dirk which he had fashioned from a
piece Of iron used in the window screen
of his cell, and declared he would Kill
any one who came to take him to the
gallows. This was taken away from
him yesterday
He made no resistance when called
to march to the scaffold. He had to
be assisted up the ten steps to the gall
lows.
One OF the jurors tainted at the
scene.
State police, comrades OF Garrito's
victim. were on duty In the jail
grounds, as 1t had been rumored that
members OF the Black Hand society
contemplated a demonstration.
Italian Ambassador Des Plances in
tervened without avail for Garrito.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
EAST SIDE SPOTS.

Postmaster C. M. Bergen of Alex
was formerly editor of The Brandon
Echo, and was prominent Mason.
A mems chorus has been organized
by Miss Hazelton, which meets regu-
larly for practice twice week. The
meeting of Tuesday evening was held
at the home of Arnold frost, who
pleasantly entertained his fellow Choir
listers. The members of the club are
the following: Erick Allstrom, g
Hoff, Clarence Larson, w. Jones, Her
man Bergh, David Sonquist, Jay Han
son, Jay Thackery, Harry Larson, Ar
mold frost, Malcom Hanson and E. T.
Reed.
John c. Lyman Is continually pick
ing up customers for lots in his addi-
tion to Dilworth. He disposed of a lot
yesterday and has several prospective
buyers on his line.
The fourth annual meeting Of the
Red River Valley Horticultural society
will be held at Crookston Friday. Nov
g. at a. m. A splendid programme OF
papers has been prepared and they
will prove valuable from a practical
st" 1dpoint In the afternoon the prin-
cipal address will be given by John H
Worst. president of the agricultural
college Of Fargo, N. D.
The boys of Moorhead had better not
take too many risks or the specia
officers in plain clothes may get 'en
and run destructively inclined boy:
to the lookup.
The splendid record of L. A. Hun
toon, as county commissioner for Cla!
county is hard thing for his oppon
ents to combat-the taxpayers know
business ability and the exercise o
economy practiced in public affairs
the same as in his private affairs
when they see them and they recog
nize them without the aid Of dia
gram, was the substance of remark
made by several well known Moor
head citizens today. ...
The Moorhead high school boys ar
battling on the gridiron at Fergu
Falls today with the high boys of tha
city.
b Two women, alleged undesirable!
have been ordered deported from Fer
gus Falls to Canada, where they cam
from.
w. c. Trimlett and Charles G.. Stur
tevant of Detroit have been drawn a
members of the United States gran
jury which assemblies at Fergus Fal
Nov. 20. ,-#
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
NIGHT SCHOOLS
ARE A SUCCESS
COURSES or STUDY AT THE II
IN. 6. A. ARE BEING WELL At
TENpEo-AFTER ONE WEEK or
WORK CLASSES NOW SHOW EN-
RoLLMENT or NEARLY 70.

sgss.
Despite the fact that the X Nd. 2.
A. night schools have been in opera
tioa less than week and that all the
courses have not yet. started. the en-
roliment is very good and the. secre-
aries. CT the association are looking
fo..werd to very prosperous year in
this branch OF the work
So far there have been about sew
enty enrolled In the various classes and
thcrt Rave been many more who have
expressed a desire to enter one or the
other course for the winter The school
gives those who wish to Improve their
knowledge and who have not the. time
to take a regular school course, a good
chance TO study under the best in
stluctors. that can be secured,
The instructors are local men who
teach their particular profession and
besides having the required knowledge
of their subjects have also had years
CT practical experience which is of
great value to the student.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

Chicago Rec "ipts.
Wheat so cars, last year 81 cars;
corn So cars, last year 124 cars; oats
l31 cars. last year 1O7 cars.
Minneapolis Receipts.
Wheat 211 cars, last year 210 cars.
Duluth Receipts.
Wheat 243 cars, last year 294 cars.
Winnipeg Receipts.
Wheat 479 cars, last year 21O cars.
- Puts and Calls.
Minneapolis privileges Dec. wheat
Puts 81. "; calls $1.02b. -f..
Chicago Stoekyards' Report.
Estimated hogs 1900; left over g.
BIS; prospects slow at yesterdays low
time. Light $5.OO@5.7O; heavy $3.50
sos; mixed 5.2O@6.OO; rough $3.50
b45.
Cattle 400; prospects unchanged
Sheep $500; prospects steady.
Receipts at Omaha.
Hogs $500, cattle 500, sheep, none
Receipts at Kansas City.
Hogs 5000, cattle 500, sheep 1000.
Receipts at South st. Paul.
Hog receipts $500; steady Bulk ol
sales $5.15@5.40; top price $5.65.
Cattle 800i steady.
Sheep 400; steady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
STARTS BIBLE CLASS
In PALACE AT HAGUE
continued from PAGE one !,

asl.t ~
rule that every one of the lower SER
wants, must be free from duty between
.9 and 10 In the morning. and she ex-
poets them to attend the reading faith
fully.
The queen rises at z a. m. Sundays
and week days. takes her au.de cologne
bath and makes a hasty toilet. The
bath and dressing never occupy more
than 25 minutes. She then goes into
her writing room. looks over her let
tiers and takes up the chief newspa
pers of her own country and Of the
capitals OF Europe, the main features
of which have been previously marked
by secretary.
/ wiihelmina does not believe In clip
pings. She wants to have the whole
newspaper so that she may read SO
much of every article as she pieases.
At 12: 80 O'clock she takes breakfast
with her husband and the chief mern-
bers Of her household. From 2 o'clock
on she Is at home for the ministers of
state. with whom she does not hesitate
to- engage in lively arguments IL a
proposal does not suit her. II she once
makes up her mind against q measure
Igof government she sticks to Il abso-
lutely and nothing but q decision OF
the states general can move her.
Dinner takes place at O'clock sharp
and is an elaborate affair, usually con-
sisting OF eight courses. Like q true
lHollander aOns Wilhelmin5es (Our
Little Wilhelmjnal goes to bed at 10:3(
every night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
CHURCH NOTICES.

Congregational church, Moorhead.
morning service at 10:30 o'clock, even
ing service at 1880. At the morning
service the quartette choir will sing.
Consider and Hear Me. by Pfiueger,
and Rock of Ages, by Buck. In the
evening the chorus. Speed Our Re
public, by Keller, will be sung and
there will also be special selections by
the choir and Sunday school.
st. Johns church, Episcopal, All
Saints Day. Early celebration OF the
holy communion at a. M; morning
prayer and sermon and choral cele-
bration at II o'clock, the rector offi-
ciating. Evening service at 5 o'clock
with a sermon by the Rt. Rev. Cam
eron Mann. bishop of North Dakota
Sunday Nov 5, the preacher at ths
morning service will be Bishop Will
liams of Nebraska.
Presbyterian church, services morn
ing and evening as usual. At tht
morning service the choir will sing {
specially prepared anthem
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Season Closes Today.

Today closes the season for shoot
ing of prairie chicken. turtle dove,
snipe and certain varieties of grouse
woodcock and plover
Reports show that as far as prairie
chickens are concerned. the season has
been good for the birds and poor for
the hunters. The first part of the open
season was so warm that the dogs did
not work we'll. and the wardens re-
port that a great many birds came
through.
Hunters are looking forward now to
the open season for big game, which
commences Nov. 10 and continues until
Nov 30 On account of the brevitv
of the open season for moose and deer
all arrangements are being made well
ahead of time
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

Rutte. idont,. It. Ex-Governor
Norris of Montana is after a second
term and at the present time indlca-
tons point strongly to his election
The Montana governor became nation
ally known in connection with MS
work in the conservation of national
resources convention which the pres1-
dent called last summer. This Is one
of the governors hobbies and 1t Is to
his credit that he was the first cover
nor to appoint state conservation
commission to act with the federal
board .....,
Governor Norris is always in the
forefront fight for his state, which he
so heartily believes in and Is always
readv wit, a. boost for Montana. He
is one Of Kentucky's sons, as he was
born in Cumberland county 43 years
ago last August.
His early years were spent on the
farm, where he worked and attended
school until Is years of age He after,
ward attended and was graduated
from the Southern Normal college at
Rowling Green, KY. Subsequently he
taught school, reading law in the
meanti- 1e. Ia 1l
Deciding to COST his lot among the
people of the northwest, Mr.. Norris
removed to Montana in December,
1888, locating in Dillon, which has
been his home ever, since. He con-
tinued reading law in the office of
Robert B.. Smith, afterward governor,
and was admitted to the bar in Oc-
tober 1889 .zs "J'ss...
Mr.. Norris served as state senator
| fu
He was elected president pro tenn OF
the senate by the sixth senate, 1899
and by virtue of this Office was acting
governor of the state from January La
to March 10, 1900 1f
He was elected lieutenant governor
in 1904, and succeeded to the. office
of governor on the resignation of Gov
vernon Joseph K Toole on tie first OF
April, 1908. He was nominated tt
succeed himself by the state democra.
tic convention on September s, 1908.
During his term of service in thu
senate, Senator Norris was actinf
chairman of the judiciary committee
during the greater portion of the fiftl
session of the Legislative assembl!
and took active part in the passing o
the Inheritance tax and insurance law
or the state. he was chairman o
the judiciary committee of the sixtl
session.
He was city attorney for Dillon TO
, more than six years. He served OF
the public school board and was pres
ident of tho county high school boar
when 1t issued bonds and built tn
Beaverhead county high school. H
assisted in the selection and the Ioca
tion of the State Normal college a
Dillon; appeared before every legis
: lative assembly. when not a member
8 in behalf OF legislation and appropria
d tions in the interest of the norma
3 and was for five years member q
the executive board of that institution
Mr.. Norris married Miss Bette Jun
wilkins of Bowling Green. KY. Apr
10, 1892.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
TURKISH TROOPS
MUTINY, 5 KILLED

Constantinople, Oct. s1,-A threat
ened outbreak on the part Of a COM
pany of Turkish troops attached to a
Garrison at Yildiz Kiosk was promptly
put down this morning with a single
volley from the loyal battalion. Three
mutineers were killed and fifteen
wounded.
The mutinous spirit manifested it
|se1f when the company was assembled,
and threatened for few moments to
result In serious trouble. But a hurry
order was issued and a battalion from
the regiment recently brought In from
IsSaloniki was marched to the scene and
one vo1ley suficed to COW the mutt
tneers '.st
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

lists and the reports which have come
in from every polling precinct in the
state under our new unit system can
see no reason to revise the figures that
were given out b. Secretary Thos.
Hall the other day On G. A. Johnson's
majority. He will carry the state by
at least $4,000 and this is giving Burke
the. benefit of every doubtful republi-
can and democrat ia the state besides
the sure democrats.
"As to Taft our poll shows that he
will sweep the state. There has been
a great change of sentiment in the
past two weeks since the people got to
thinking deeply on the subject and
Taft will get no less than $4,000 ma
jority in this state and I look for IL
to be 80, 900 majority
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
HEAR MADAM NORDlCA
Noted Prima Donna VIII Be at Valley
City on Nov. 14.--Tickets on Sale
In Fargo. s

Madame Nordica, one OF the worlds
greatest prima donnas, will sing at
Valley City on Nov. IA, and Miss Fan
ny Amidon of that city is in Fargo to-
day to take charge of the sale of tick-
cts for Madame Nordica's appearance.
Is She will be in Fargo today and Mon
day and any person desiring tickets
can secure them from her, Arrange
ments have been made to. attach a
special car to Madame Nordica's spec
ial train to bring Fargo people. home
after the concert. Nordica's special
will go through to st. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Conductor MeponaId Better.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Of
Moorhead, very intimate friends, were
advised this morning that there was
change for the better at o'clock
in the condition of Conductor McDon-
aid, who was, the victim of q murder
Gus assault at the hands of burglar,
at his home in Staples yesterday morn
ing. There are reasonable assurances
now that the patient win recover.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
MOOrhead Department
Saving the Fish.

Samuel F. Fullerton superintendent
of fisheries, is busy stocking up the
lakes with new blood, recently he has
redeemed and brought back to the
hatcheries about $4,000 bass and crop
pies. Next week Mr.. Fullerton will go
to waverly, Cokato, Litchfleld and
points on the willmar branch Of the
Great Northern road to follow UP the
work OF saving Ash.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Died al Helena.

A letter to Rev. G. >. Powell today
told OF the. death ait Helena, Mont, q
day or two ago Of the Rey s.. w.
Hover, pastor OF the Congregational
church at Berthold, NJ d. and win
also be remembered as former pas
tor Of the Baptist church at Jamestown
IN this. state. Mr. Hover had been
taken to Hunters Hot Springs to be
treated for rheuinatfsm, but his con-
dition obliged his removel to the hos
pital at Helena
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
BAGS 3lS WHALES
WORLDS RECORD

Victoria. B. c., Oct. 3t.--six hun
dred whales were killed this summer
by the crews of the whalers Orion and
st. Lawrence, which returned to port
today. &
The net result of one seasons work
out of Vancouver island was $4O0 for
evessy man of the two crews.
The crew Of the whaler st. Lawrence
broke the worlds record for a seasons
whaling, killing 318. +
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Two Weddings.

Friday afternoon the pastor of the
Presbyterian church officiating. Miss
Ida Jore of Hawley, Clay county, was
married to George williams of Haynes,
N. ID.
Miss Clara M Hardon was married
to John Wilson Summers of Tiffany,
N. D., at the Presbyterian parsonage,
THURSDAY evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Toast to Woman.

Here's to the woman who has q
smile for every soa,ow, consolation
for every grief, an excuse for every
fault, a prayer for ovrv misfortune,
an encouragement for every hope
Sainte Folk.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Fined for Abusive Language.

Henry Rheam, a well known char
acter in Moorhead and a defendant
several times in the police court was
before Justice Torson this morning
on charge Of using threatening and
abusive language to a neighbor. The
defendant was found guilty and fine
of SO was imposed, or immediate COM
mittment to the county Jail for fifteen
days. A friend came to the rescue
and the fine was was paid later in
the day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
PROF. HOLLIS AT GRAND
Sunday Night Lecture Will BE DeIiv-
livered by Professor From
Valley City.

The regular Sunday night lecture at
the Grand tomorrow night win be de-
liyered by Professor Hollis OF the VAL,
ley City normal, who will talk on "The
Movement For Brotherhood"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
l.nxirau and SERVING.

SO long as we love we serve 80 long
as we are. loved by others would
say that We are ispensable; and no
man Is uselees while he has d friend
Stevenson
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

Southsider: The democrats they
have to hunt the hay pile; they can't
rcost rere no more and they are out
I'm the cold.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
HIDES AND fra

Quoted by 5olIes and Rogers, soa
Broadway.
Hide market reSched a high level.
tdy.se prompt sEres- lenf.
no. 1. No2.
q. s. cured hiGa al
weights -. -. 10 % .oe
y. S. cured bD,L hidsa .07AC .OeK
:. 8. cured sisa brand
d. S. cured calf. 8 to
is 20 :nds ........ .13A@ n
Deaccnss each ......... ,s so
rallaw. rough -...... 90
Horse hides ......... 1.50 "a 400
Bolles a Rogers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Friday, Nov. 6.
Public Library,

= . # .
2. p. nf.--Address OF welcome, Frank
]. Thompson, President, Far
go.
4 Book Buying, Charles H. Comp
ton university.
Bookbinding and Repairing
from a Librarians Stand
i point, Clara H Kunst, Minot.
5, Library Binding from a Book
+ binders Standpoint, Harry o..
Williams, ST. Paul, Waldorf
+. Bindery Co. t
/ The Women's Club and the
Library: How can They
Help Each Oother, Mrs. III.
L. Bolley, Fargo.
Relation Of College Library
! l to the State, DR., Max Bait
agricultural college.
$3.50 p. m.-Reception rendered to the
i public and visiting librarians
at the public library.
During the conference an opp0rtun-
ity will be given to visit the Fargo
and Moorhead Public libraries, the
Masonic library and the agricultural
college library.
Saturday, Nov. z.
Public Library.
Reading, Ida Schaefer, Fargo.
Relation of Libraries to Public
, T.. Schools From the Teacher s
] . -.,. Standpoint
J Better Support of Libraries
@.''-s From the Standpoint of The
. -~ Public, Emerson, III. Smith,
Fargo.
! The Trustee, The Librarian,
/ y
Forks. sg,l.
-. The Commission, Frank J.
Thompson, Fargo.
Business Meeting.
Noon-Luncheon to the librarians al
agricultural college. ts +
,, At Agricultural College Library.
Q D. n.-Round Table.
+ The following topics win be
;, .-,a.-, --,o. discussed by the librarian:
: ~ r present: > y
a How, Many People Outside Cit,
r or Village Borrow Book,
!. From Your Library Fl M
f Is Your Library Free to Them
j, *- What Have You Done to Ge
z Country Readers?
8 49,. What Chance Do They Have &
Get Books From othe
r '' Sources3
e ..'-'. What Are You Doing to Securl
= Better Reading? ...
# Do You Use Book Marks?
o Do You Supply Foreign Books
: and How Much Are The.
Used?
Ie Do You Circulate Magazines? !?
g NJ Is Yoiir Reading Room Open o.
70 - Sunday?
h Loaning of one Book, at Mos
" Two at Time
Of ,4 - Requiring Guarantors Fror
rs Adults.
Of Never Loaning Outside Cit
h ". Limits.
Permitting But One Renewal
or Restricting Sunday Readers I
IN Material in the Readin
s. Room.
I'd Retention of Borrowers Car
ne for Unpaid Fine
ie Seven-day Book Shall We Re
b new or Transfer It?
at Shall We Loan Referenc
s. Books2
r. The executive committee Of the as
4 sociation is composed Of the follow
H. ing,
OF Frank j Thompson president Far
H. go; Mabel g. West, vice presiden
ne Valley City; Elizabeth Abbott, secrt
rh tary-treasurer, Grand Forks; Geors
Franklin Strong, N. d. University; d
Max Bait, agricultural college.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
OF
N. D. TO MEET
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING WILL
BE HELD in FARGO, NOV. e.7--
INTERESTING PROGRAMME DE-
!. VOTED TO LIBRARY WORK TO
BE RENDERED.

on Friday and Saturday of next
week. Nov. s and Z, the North Dakota
Library association will hold its third
annual meeting IN the public library
OF this city. The executive COMMITTEES
Of the association has arranged what
promises to be most interesting pro
gramme and 1t is expected that ma
jority of the librarians in the state
will attend the meeting.
A reception rendered to the public
and visiting librarians at the public
library on Friday evening, will be one
Of the features of the meeting. During
the conference an opportunity will be
given to visit the Fargo and Moor
head Libraries, the Masonic library and
the agricultural college library. The
programme as arranged follows in de-
tail: