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The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
END WRECKS At SEA
Scientist Has a Scheme to
Prevent Disasters.
TO FORECAST OCEAN WEATHER
DR.. Polls Plan Is 70 Establish IN
International Weather Bureau and
Take Observations for and from
ships by Wireless TELEGRAPH
Storm Warnings Can Be Given.

New York. Aug. l5.-Shipwrecks AZ SEA
are unnecessary. sccording % d.. Peter
Polls a German ueteoroi0Cist. who ar
rived here to-day IN the steamer Kaiseria
Aususte Victoria. as a representative Of
the German government % consult with
tlc American Department OF AEr.cuI-
Jure
The German visitor. who was accom-
panied by bis wife. has -rauEurated
system Of lnterchaaEeahIe wireless
weather reports auong transatlantic
ships whereby an Official weather map is
20 De- issued aboard every cross-sea liner
every DAY. Swing weather forecasts I'D 90
thirty-siN hours. by means cf which ships
can he warned 81 time 10 prepare for any
kind ot a storm In the case of smaller
vessels coming over trs Grand Banks.
the forecast can he sent FAR enough ahead
as 20 permit them 20 take refuge al s..
Johns or Halifax
In Touch with Two Continents.
Dr. Polls. who IS director OF The OcIzar
meteorological observatory. was IN com
municatioD every day during the trip
across II the KaIserin with both CONT
neats by wireless through ships that were
passing between his vessel and either
shore.
n this way he got the latest inforua-
J!on as 70 the weather and was aale 70
give particulars 20 approaching Graf.
At all hours. Gay and night. he had 4
radius Of l.nn0 kiIoneters covered by the
kaiserin's wireless in sending weather
bulletins.
On Monday DR.. Polls viii start for
Washington 10 Try 20 induce the Weather
Bureau 70 use numerals instead OF words
IN its wireless code system. All nations
except America use numerals. ire ob4a,-
ton 10 the use Of code words. particularly
those ending in ing" being that they
were confusing and more GificuIt 10 de-
cipher.
Observations by Kite
During the voyage Of the Kaise-in the
German weather expert by kites flown
from the deck, took features Of the heav-
ems daily. but on the third day the kite
got away and was travelling Europeward
at the rate Of about thirty miles an hour
when last seen
The last direct shore-to-ship message
which the German forecaster received
was at a distance Of about 3000 kilo-
meters.
Twice a day the temperature. barome-
ter. force OF wind. and direction Of the
air were taken by Dr. Polls and recorded
N map which he displayed on the bull
letia board Of the ship.
His weather warnings were sent 10 the
Arabic, LUsitania- La. Savoie. and several
other vessels going and coming
Dangers Of collision in fogs. the IN
heralded approach Of storm. and conse-
quent danger Of life and property said
Dr. Polls, will be eliminated on the
ocean when my plan Of daily weather re-
ports Is perfected"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Edge Grain Georgia Flooring, $3.50
Per To- feet LIbbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

100000 Feet Edge Grain Georgia
Fioorlng now on hand Liopey & Co
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North Carolina Siding, SI.50 Per 100 Fl
Frank Libbey * Co. 9Th ST and y 4 ave
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CAN for More Troops

Orders were issued tonight from the
governors Office for the Second Infantry
a Chicago organization. 20 proceed 20 this
city at once The Seventh Regiment also
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Summer SpeciaI-5Oc for Fern.
Worth &C and 81 Blackstone. I4tb ana I,
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Ceiling (beaded}. $3.50 Per 100 Feet
Frank Llbbey & Co. 9Th ST and y. Y. ave.
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SI-2s IL BALTIMORE and Return
To-day via Baltimore and ONO Rs1T---.
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The Bottom Has Dropped Out
OF lumber prices Lbbey < Co.
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BY the shooting Of William z. Annis
. publisher. in New York yesterday. n,
tragedy Of 1871 al Fort Monroe IS re-
called
On June Z. Of that year Thornton J.
Hains shot and killed Edward Haanegsn.
grandson Of Col Tom Nelson. Of Indiana.
Thornton Hams yesterday figured in the
killing Of Annis by Capt Peter c.
Haias. jr. son Of Gen. Peter c. Hams.
l. 5 A Capt Hams and Thornton Hams
are brothers
Hannegan and Thornton Hams had
been lifelong friends. and the trial that
followed the tragedy was one OF the most
prominent in the annals Of American
.crIminology-
Well known Socially.
Both we're well known in social circles
in this city and AT the fort where they
had visited The desth Of Hannegs7
caused a profound sensation When Hams
was finally acquitted. a storm Of protest
arose from the people Of Hampton and
the surrounding country which. on sew
erai occasions. threatened serious .compli-
cations between the adherents Of Hams
and those who denounced the verdict OF
not guilty
The ablest lawyers % the country were
called 10 aid both sides. Commonweartl,.s
Attorney Edgar z Montague was assisted
by A A Lipscor1b. OF this city. and Sens-
tor Voorhees, Of Indiana The defense
had for Its attorneys Judge John Goode.
Of Norfolk, Joseph Shinington. il. Of
this city. Thomas Tabb. and J. W.
Wheeler.
The closest attention was paid to the
trial. and daily extra papers were issued
IN Washington. giving the latest news
from the courtroom Admiral Robley D.
Evans and his young son. now a Heuten-
ant in the navy. testified in behalf Of the
prosecution
Ned Hannegan and Tony Hams had
gone 10 the fort about June g. and. ac-
cording to testimony, had not been on
friendly terms for days. On a fatal Fri
day evening they went out sailing in a big
canoe, belonging 70 the engineer depart
ment- Hams. who lad the reputation Of
being skilled sailor. had often used the
boat and was thoroughly familiar with
It's management Near sundown a squau
came Up from the direction Of the mouth
OF the James River. and IL later appeared
from the stories Of the witnesses Of the
occurrence that Hannegan was anxious
TO come ashore before the storm broke.
Body Brought to shore.
He was dead when the canoe was
beached near the breakwater Just bevond
the then Commander Evans house and a
few hundred yards from the Hvgeia
Hotel Tony Hams had shot two bullets
al his lifelong friend. the second shot
proving fatal Hams ran his boat into
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No. Cypress Shingles. s. Per .OOO.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th ST. and y. y. ave
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while you think OF IT, telephone your
Want Ad- TO The Washington Herald
and bill will be sent YOU at cent a 7ro-5
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lowest Lumber Prices IN Year.
Frank Liobey * Co. 9th st and \ 81 ave.
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Body Brought to shore.

He was dead when the canoe was
beached near the breakwater lust bevon5
the then Commander Evans house and a
iew hundred yards from the Hygeia
Hotel Tony Hams had shot two bullets
at his lifelong friend the second shot
proving fatal Hams ran his boat into
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Continued on Page =, Column 6.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
Baltimore and Return. 81 p
nr.s .

Continued on Page !. Column ?.
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A SUNDAY PAPER
WITH NO
FREAK FEATURES.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19

Of affeetionate brown eyes that look
on life very seriously and on his mas
ter with utter devotion. No bench
show pride il he, with blue ribbon
around his aristocratic neck. He is
Just dog
The beauty of it is that though men
know now that Grooms loves his dog.
because ne has given ten days hot toll
In the chain gang to save his life, the
dog knew It all the while. The black
master did not need to go to jail
to convince him that bis affections
were reciprocated II the dog hadn't
known and trusted Grooms' love, moth
ing in this world would ever have in
duced the man to give up his freedom
and his ease to save the life OF q
dog.
There is in this incident not mere
Kindness to animals to contemplate.
There Is quality of pure love, very
wonderful and very rare to and in
such simple perfection. OF all the
beautiful things in this world, there
is none more beautiful than love, and
1t is not so common as to be beneath
contemplation. even in the case Of a
man and dog.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
NEGRO PRISONERS.

Fargo is getting to be in the black
belt. The influx Of negroes has been
growing larger for the past few years
and there appears to be more now
than at any time In the history Of the
city. There are some splendid me-
groes in the number, many who are
well educated, Industrious ana law
abiding. There are others who are
about as worthless people as could be
wrapped up in black hide They hang
out around the negro dives in the city,
carouse and fght.
While probably less than per cent
of the total population, they furnish
large percentage Of the police court
business. In the district court this
week nine prisoners were arraigned
before Judge Pellock-three of them
were blaeks--a percentage greatly in
excess of their proportion Of the pop
ulation.
Fargo has no war with the decent,
respectable black nan--but there is a
growing sentiment against the gin
guzzling, crap shooting razor carry
ing coon-and the sooner they are
made to move on the better 1t will be
for all concerned. Fargo doesn't in
tend now to lay the foundations for
troubles in future years like that now
in progress at Springfield, I'll.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19

FORUM TELEPHONE CALLS.
Night and Noon Calls.
lime CARD.
CTn effect Aug. 9, 1soS.>
Trains Arrive.


~. Prom east, 5:22 p. m., $50 a. m,
7:15 a. m, $40 p. m. and to:5s q. m
~. Prem west, $50 a. m, $3.50 o.
o., T:A5 y. n., 1854 p. m.
N. P.-Cesselton branch-6:60 p. m.
r. a. S. w.--From west, p. m.
c., M. a. st. Prom south. 1880 a..
m. and s p. m.
q. N.-From east. 5:15 g. m, 5:Ss p. M,
$40 p. m; $40 p. m.
q. N.--Fron west, s:4S q. n, 1885 p.
m.
q. N.--Arrives from Aneta, 2:10 p. m.
G. N--Fron Grand Forks, 1850 a. m,
q. N.--Moorhead Northern. 1910 p. m.
Trains Depart.
~. P.-Going east, 7:0s, 900 a. m. and
9:40, 1881 and 4:50 p. m.
N, P.--Going west, 5:55, Q. m; $50
p. m, $40 .. m.
N, P.-Casselten branch, $40 a. m.
#. e. S. W.--Going west, $3.50 a. m.
c. NJ. & St P.-Going south, Z a. m.
and 8 .. m.
G. N.--Going east, e:45 a. m, 7:45 a.
m, $3.50 a. n.; 1885 p. m.
g. N-Going west, s:15 a. m. and 5:53
.. m.
Moorhead Northern-Departs $3.50 a.
m.
9. Mo Aneta, departs a. m.
q. Mo Grand Forks $3.50 p. m.
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At the Grand.

The Mysterious Fentinelle attracts a
lot of attention at the Grand this
week. It is q more complicated AFFAIR
than the auto girl, who was here a
few weeks ago. Some people insist
it is a man or woman, while others
are equally positive that 1t is a me-
chanical device. The management de-
clines to state which 1t is and leaves
the spectators specializing
Ellsworth & Ross two men, have q
sketch. One is the others guardian
and the elder saves the youngster
from a designing woman
Frank Milton is genuine comedian
after the manner OF Richard earle in
the skit; he is ably assisted by the
peLong sisters.
The. toe dancing Of Arnold Grazer
has enough novelty in IL to hold while
the horn playing of the partner satis-
fed those who want to hear good mu-
sic.
Marie B. Watson warhles ballad
that has never been heard here before.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
A MAN AND HIS DOG.

Honor to big-hearted Edward
Groonis OF Alexandra! He is a col
ored man who preferred serving ten
days in the chain gang to having his
dog killed by the poundunen. Grooms
didn't have the money to buy H.
cense for his pet, and when he was
arrested he was given the alternative
OF sacrificing the life OF the dog or
going to the chain gang.
This is one OF the few cases OBJ
served where human affections com
pare tayorably with those OF the brute
A faithful dog will follow his master
to the four corners Of the earth,
through wounds and starvation, fires
and foods, and ask nothing in return
but kind words and bone. The value
Of the man, his purse, his personality.
or nis family connections are nothing
to the dog. The man may be a tramp,
On outeasts q rascal IN tar and feathers
ana tatters, but in the eyes of the dog
he is . noble creature. to be adored
and served. to die for Ii his protection
demand 1t. Indeed, 1t is generally
true that the more sriendless and
worthless man Is the more faithful
ana devoted to him is his dog.
This Is not true in human circles.
Among men when o brother sins he Is
condemned. When he becomes needy,
ne Is neglected II he falls, he is kick
ed and the deeper he goes toward the
bottom the harder the kicks he gets.
1t is even SO among friends. when a
man becomes OF no more worth to
them, they cast him out. IF he proves
himself unworthy Of their friendship.
they Withdraw 1t from him.
Not 10 with the d0g--and not 10
with Edward Grocms, the black man
OF Aiexandrfa. says The washington
Post. 1t is not the intrinsic worth 81
his puppy that - involved ii ii had
any value. he could borrow the money
Or the dog to pay his fine and buy the
license Neither il II d question oi
pedigree. II Groons dog has pedi-
gree Gfooms doesn't care anything
about II. But he probably hasn't
very likely he's just rangy. long-
legged cur with ! waller coat, none
TO kenpt. and ! most beautiful pan
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
BIG one NIGHT
THEATRE TRUST
CON WALKER IN A DEAL WHICH
SECURES CONTROL OF 800
HOUSES IN six NORTHWEST
ERIN STATES AND ALL OF
NORTHWESTERN CANADA.

The biggest theatrical booking com
bination for ene-night stand houses
in America was formed in Minneapolis
Tuesday through the consolidation Of
the booking interests OF c. p. Walker
OF W4lnipeg, Maurice w. Jencks OF
Sioux Falls, s. D., and H. Il. Walker
Of Brookins, 9. ID.
Bookings for $50 one-night stand
towns In six northwestern states and
all Canada west of Port Arthur are
absolutely controlled by the combin-.
alton.
Hereafter 1t win be practically inn
possible for a one night stand or rep
ertoire company to do business In the
northwest or western Canada, except
through this combination. To all in.
tents and purposes the only theatres
in the northwest whose bookings are
not controlled by the combination are
the theatres in the few larger cities
which are booked by Klaw e. Erlanger
and the vaudeville and stock houses.
The combination Is expected 10 change
the theatrical business In It's terri
tory TO q business-like method. It is
expected that the main booking Office
will be opened in the twin cities by
next May.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
ovERTAxEp.
Hundreds Of Fargo headers know
What II Means

Hundreds Of Fargo headers know
What II Means
The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much TO do.
They tell about it in many aches and
pains-*
Bachache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills
Urinary troubles, diabetes. Brigat's
disease follow
Chris Peterson, carpenter, los sixth
avenue. Moorhead, Mimi, says About
six months ago I had occasion To use
Doaras kidney Pills and am pleased to
say that they did me great deal or
good / was troubled for a couple OF
years with d dull heavy aching through
my back ard loins and disordered con-
diti0n cf my kidneys. NY work greatly
aggravated tho trouble and Il slight
cold Or strain Epon the muscles of the
back made me miserable for days. The
kidney secretiong we're Irregular and
annoyed me By their frequency had
often heard Doan's Kidney Pills highs
ly recommended Tor such complaints
% i procured box. They soon re-
moved the backacha, corrected the ac-
tion of my kidneys and cured me OF
che trouble can speak I'm highest
terms of DoanE Kidney Pills.
For sale by III dealers, Price so
cents. Foster Afilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents Tor the United
states.
Rensmbs the name -Doan' ami
take no otner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
TESTIMONIALS
COMING in
1. .. CARPENTER WRITES AND
THANKS vuRplLLAT.
internal Parasites Are Undoubtedly
Responsible for Much III Health--l
Office at t22 Second Avsnue North,
Moorhead, Crowded.

The remarkable results which are
being accomplished In Moorhead by
yurpillat have become topic Of
week. Report that preceded his visit
to this city told Of VurpilIat's great
success In the east. But the man and
his medicine did not attract wide
spread attention until the beginning
of his second week here.
Then the interest In him became
very noticeable and has steadily
gathered headway until his prepara-
tions are now sold in enormous
quantities and his headquarters a
most interesting place in which to
spend a half hour. The young man
and his assistant are surrounded by
swarnls OF humanity from early until
iate-some to tell what has been ac-
ceuplished for them by the Vurpillat
medicines, others to buy the rene
dies.
Perhaps nothing has done more to
arouse this interest than Vurpillat's
statement concerning internal para
sites. or tape worms, as they are CONF
monty called. AT the commencement
OF his visit to this city he claimed
that these creatures were responsible
for much of the i'll health OF this gem
GRAFTON; he claimed that a large per-
centage OF all chronic stomach trouble
was caused by them. He stated that
his New Discovery would prove this
theory to be correct, as 1t would re-
move hundreds of these tape worms
before he left the city.
The Office at 122 Second avenue
north is open from a. M to 5 p. m.
where consultation and examination
are free to all.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
The Isle Of spice.

Fargo amusement seekers had an
agreeable surprise last night In The
Isle OF Spice. The play has been out
so many years that many people
gained the impression the aggregation
coming here last night would be a.
cheap affair. The show was better
than former presentations here. The
comedy features were especially good,
Harry B. Watson and Harry B. VIII
liams, the two men who were dropped
from the balloon, were all to the good.
The king wasn't so slow. Roberta Will
son sang sweetly and was good to
look at.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
The Theatres
Farqo operahouseI.

Aug fs.--Four Corners OF the Earth.
Aug. 26.- Rocky Mountain Exrreos.
The -Four Corners Of the Earth, the
play that is coming at the Fargo cp-
erahouse this evening Is not an argu-
ment dealing with the shape OF the
earth, but thrilling story of adven-
ture beginning in a city In Lower Cal
ifornia, then shifting to Toxic, Japan,
and to ASIA then back 10 California
again. Fourteen grandly designed
scenes are required to depict the many
picturesque points, and as a speetac-
ular dramatic production 1t Is little
short Of massive from every stand
point. The Four Corners Of the Earth
Is the newest production Of Klint a
Gazzalo,
The Rocky Mountain Express is
bound to arrive on time at the Fargo
operahouse Wednesday evening as the
red light will be hung out from the
above s+ation on thar date; there Is
no cha.4ce Of her being side tracked
or abandoned, as she will run on spe-
cial orders and come In on the fast
track, This should be the signal for
a big turn out
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
RoMANcE LADS To JAIL.
Wild Nest Melodrama Elopement in
Might Dress From Montana Ranch.

WIN WNg@~ WtSA%@f NPtH@S $50 FTsS~t~ -
Night Dress From Montana Ranch.
Billings. Mont. Aug. 1s.--Mystery
surrounding the disappearance Of
Charles Huston and Freda Bauer, the
15-year-old daughter of a rancher, who
was believed to have been abducted by
Huston, was cleared this afternoon
when the two were arrested thirty
miles west of this city while walking
on the railroad tracks.
The girl was arrayed in boys cloth
ing, and this fact Is accepted as proof
that she had eloned with Huston and
was not spirited away against her will
by him.
Huston appeared at Conrad Bauer's
ranch, twelve miles west of this city,
in company with Jack Howard, cow
boy, at midnight last Wednesday, and
while Howard intimidated Bauer with
a revolver the daughter slipped from
the room. mounted the horse behind
her lover and fed. She was clad only
In her night clothes.
Huston and the girl were brought to
Billings this evening and placed In jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19

Second hand goods bought and sold.
J. G. Lally. 51e-512 First avenue
north. Fargo. Phone 472-L-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19

NAMES .. saEhMANs New 4ork.
For Presidential Electors
OLAF HAGEN, Ramsey county.
HERMAN SGHEEk, Wells county.
ED. NICHOLS. Morton county.
ANTON HANSON, Benson county.
CONGRESSIONAL.
U. s. Senatorial Candidates--
Vote for oneJ
T. f. MARSHALL.
u. q. Representative
a. j. GR0NNA, Nelson.
l., B. HANNA. Cass.
STATE.
q. A. JOHNSON. ward.
Lieutenant Governor
X. s. LEWIS. cass.
Supreme Court Justice
3. +. SPALDING, Cass.
Secretary Of state
ALFRED BLAIsDELL, Ward.
AqS''i 3. (, BRIeHrBILn. rownsr.
&. [. BIcKFoRD. Ward.
superintendent Public Instruction
II. L. sToCKwELL. walsh.
Attorney General
ANDREW MILLER, Burleigh.
Insurance Commissioner
ID. g. COOPER. Grand Forks.
Commissioner Of AgEtcultgre
w. @. GILBREATH. Morton.
20 o. Z. II. AN;sptSiEsRsoN, RAMSEY.
w HI. MANN. Morton.
w. H. sTUTsMAN. Morton.
JUDICIAL.
District Judge
G. A. POLLOCK.
LEGISLATIVE.
Ninth district.
JAS. KENNEDY
fsREs5Sssp'f TRE5s' ssREn. s'SSf JR.
II. Il J. PihtEf PhIcE,
Tenth district.
Represents tiyes-
4. 4 4 4, n PEafH. fa''
Eleventh district.
+. s. TALcoTT
Representatives
j, r.. COLLINS.
a. +. PEART
COUNTY.
s1sF'a 4. !, BOYLE.
Ass''ss I. 4. LEWIS.
i. \. MecoNylLnE.
c'fss Z. q & cESREr. fssEtI in.
as1Es|;sasVB s1EssVs r bESsFR. Rssas
ststs's as4HeE a5fsfWSss rs FOWLER.
oossiB5 &sBsHa aSSgsc d HANSON
eosfsssEERr oasfnsERr y. sKELsEY
superintendent OF Schools
j w. RILEY,
SAMUEL +. cfABBE
Public Admsnistratnr--
HENRY KROGH.
County Commissioned, Third district
HENRY HEATH.
County ConaWiseE0nrr Fifth district
GEO nv. KELLY.
I'll III MILLER
al. A. WALKER
Il. III FsNInIdT.
consta bless.
j. C ROSS
1,yaN MfsVcsAN
Al. III WOuT
i H MesIffT LIEN.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. b. j. CAMtBAsLL. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon Drrice over Mcdonald Drug
GO. Phone 3z9.
DIR. C.N. GAl.LANDER. PHYSICIAN
aud surgeon Onice deLendrecie block.
Hours. IL 60 ~ 20 TO d Heie-
Fargo, N. II.
DIX. a. III MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wiisers drug store,
6o6 Front street Hours; Y 70 AZ, 70
otfice 1043K, residence
DR.. PAUL S0RkNESH 9Es s-SICIAN
and surgeon, Otrlce third door Edwards
baiding, Fargo.
and Surgeons. Offices deLendrecie
block corner Seventh street south aud
Front. Otfice hours. 5 to y and 70 y
b. n.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
VOLUME XXI NO. as7.

The Fargo Forum and Republican is
published every evening except Sunday In
the Legal Knlghts Temple. First Avenue
North, Fargo. N. ID.
subscription - The Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican, BY carrier, iSc per week,
or VOC per month, lii advance; $6 per year.
The Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican,
81 per year. The Fargo Forum and Satur.
dag Republican, 81 per year. Single copies
&C. Subscribers will ind the date to which
they have paid printed opposits their
names on their address slips.
Address all Communications to The
Forum, Fargo. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT Il RICHARDSON, ATToR.
neya at Law. Offices, 4 and Morton
building Broadway.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, broadway, targo. Probate prac.
tice q specially.
TURNER, H. r., ATTORNEY Ar Law.
Offices In Edwards building, broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MlL4LEAs, HtcNhl f., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor ut Law. over Fargo National
Bank block. Earg0.
ROBINSON .. h., ATTORNEY AT Law.
1l2 front street, Fargo. Practices Ia ali
courts. Tax cases q Enecialty.
EMEKSON la. SMITH, ATTORNEY.
Commercial sank Dualuing. Fargo. Rrac-
tees In ali courts Raruculaf care given
TO pronarlng estates
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19

az South Dakota farmers want
state-controlied hail insurance COM
pany through which SO per cent OF the
crop can be insured, having the set
tlement made through the county COM
missioners and the payments made to
the county treasurer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-19
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
For President
WILLIAM IA. TAFT, Ohio.
Eo- Vice President
JAMES 5. SHERMAN, New York.
For Presidential Elertars-+
OLAF HAGEN, Ramsey county.
HERMAN SCHEEk, Wells county.
ED. NICHOLS, Morton county,
ANTON HANSON, Benson county.