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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
IS ONLY
OBSTACLE in
CANNON PATH


washington. Nov. 2s.-Friends OF
Uncle Joe" Cannon declare his cleo.
ton as speaker Of the Sixty nrst COM
gress practically is assured, but they
would feel better IL the coast was en-
tirely clear.
~Cannon's friends say the only thing
that could endanger his chances would
be the opposition OF Tsft.
They, say 1t IL doubtful whether Taft
could defeat Cannon, and that, even II
he should make the attempt and win.
he would find his victory Improbable.
The point they make is that Taft
policies then would be opposed
throughout the next congress by the
disgruntled friends Of Canno.
Frof the Taft point of view, the ar
gument Is made that Cannon is OPP
posed to measures that Taft constd-
ers necessary to the success Of his adj
minitration, and that, II Taft hopes
to see his policies carried out, he must
try to secure the election of friendly
speaker.
There is a story that Cannon prom
ised Roosevelt year or two ago, that
the house would pass certain impor-
tant bills, and that the contract was
carried out to the letter. Possibly he
and Taft may agree on line OF action
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
EAST SIDE SPOTS.

An indictment was returned against
Paul Monroe in the United States cour1
at Fergus Falls. Saturday charging
him with grand larceny. Munroe. Is
accused of having broken into a store
at Lengthy and having stolen $3.50 OF
postoff1ce funds that had been left ir
charge of a merchant there over night
The normal school will close down
tomorrow for six days-the Thanks
giving vacation.
Governor Johnson secured a plural
ity Of 28,002 over jacobson, according
to complete returns which reached the
secretary Of state Saturday morning
His total vote was 175,036. The total
votes on republican state officials are:
George r. Simpson, attorney general
1SO,491; C. c. Dinehart, state treas
urer, 78,46S; Julius A. Schmahl, sec
rotary of state, 1884; A. o.. Eberhart
lieutenant governor, 164,s77; Ira b
Mills, Moorhead. railroad and ware
house commissioner, 1854; G. e
Elmquist railroad and warehouse COM
missioner, 1884, $50.
William Boyd a farmer of Sabin
died at Sa. Johns hospital, Fargo, this
morning after an extended illness. He
was go years Of age and was born In
Canada. He is survived by several
relatives, one sister who was him al
the time Of his passing away. =. -
The commercial club Of Moorhead
will meet in regular session tomorrow
evening at the usual time ana place
improvements are being made to the
main entrance to the Hotel Columbia
one Of those large. new paneled doors
There will be no extended Thanks
giving vacation at Concordia college
Moorhead., The day itself will be OBJ
served and. that Is all, students will
report for duty Friday morning al
usual. n@I.r5f -N.'a, IS. a~s@ .
AT the weather station II IL stated
offaeially that there 10 another month
OF autumn ahead. The rain or snow
signel was hoiated today. 49,
MoorhNad bankers say that Ger.
tain silver certificate, sS, No. DAT.
ses,s72, has not put In an appearance,
In their institutions yet, but II theS
do they will be promptly refused,
The second OF the twin children b,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ; -Kinnie died carl,
Saturday morning. The Arst died
day or two ago, Mrs A Caldwell o.
Detroit, sister of Mr. MeKinnie, 10 Wis
iting at the beTeeved home, ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
Was LITERARY TREAT
Or. Boards Address on Rrewninsrs
Parasulsus at the Grand, Pleas
cd Many. .----1 ..

The lecture given last night at the
Grand theatre was delivered by DR.. r.
A. Beard Of. the First Congregational
church, on the subject OF Browning
Parasulsus. For those present the lee
ture was at once q literary treat as
we'll an religious henefit ana all were
greatly pleased with. the entire talk
DR., Beard dealt especially with the
spiritual teachings to be found In this
work Of the, famous writer and of ita
application to the present day con-
ditionH. He recommended It far read
ing, and study to obtain tho spiritual
teachings to bo found In the work.
: The theatre was we'll filed with peo-
pie who wero greatly interested In
what DR. Beard had 60 say and left
feeling we'll repaid for having been
present, f=,54s. a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
TWENTY DAYS fOR
STEALING A ROBE
CLYDE MATTEx oLoMED FUR
ROBE FROM BUGGY, SOLD IT TO
FARGO SECOND HAND DEALER
AND I SNOW LANouIsHfNo IN
THE COUNTY 5AsTILE. "

Saturday afternoon Clyde Mattox
wanted to initiate his cash account and
took to stealing to do THE snatched
a fur robe from a buggy owned by
Nels Seeberg and hiked over to Fargo
with 1t and was seen trying to dispose
of IT to a secondhand goods dealer
and was taken to the station by the
policeman on the Front street beat.
Later Chief Malvey of the Moorhead
police, made enquiries regarding a
stolen robe and the man under arrest
was the party wanted and he was
turned over to the Moorhead chief.
This morning Mattox was convicted
before Judge Malloy who sent him to
the county Jail for twenty days at
hard labor. The robe was returned to
the owner who expressed appreciation
to the police for their promptness in
running down the thief.
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Local Markets.
Rseeipts at Chicago,

Receipts at Chicago.
Wheat 80 cars, last year 20 cars;
corn 2B7 cars. last year 1ss cars: oats
ia cars, last year ISL cars.
Receipts at Minneapolis.
Wheat e4s cars. last year 4zs cars,
Receipts at Duluth.
Wheat ss4 ears. last year sac cars.
Receipts ct Winnipeg.
Wheat LAO cars. last year sc cars.
Puts and Calls.
Minneapolis privileges Dec. wheat
Puts s4.Os%; calls s1,o4%. May puts
f--4tos; calls si.os&.
Chicago Livestock Market.
Hnss estimated for today $4,000; left
0veB S,BS6; prospects strong at sRtuFs
Gays close, Light eB,io@b.s0; heavy
ss'so@e.1o; naked ss,soTs,So; rough
kkss6@s.s0.
|. cattls sS,oSoi prospects steady to
HDe higher.
Sheep 25,oooi prospects steady.
Rsseiats at omaha,
f. Aras 1000, cattle 5000, sheep 5000,
: Rsssists al Kansas Oily,
b Heas 1a,ooe, eattie $4,000, sheep g.
200,
(, esNsh 81. Paul LiVsstesk Market,
f 'HRgs 4,a0eI toe hisaeF, ss.s56s,so
Sapfss.Te.
l.. Castle 400, i6e higher,
Bheep 1850.
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Wife No. 4 Immune,

Mrs. voelz No. lost her SUIT against
Mrs. Voelz No. in the district court,
Fergus Falls, Saturday, the jury re-
turning verdict in favor Of the lat
ter. The suit was for damages for
alternating Mr.. Voelz's affections, but
the court was Of the opinion that such
damages should be secured in the
form Of alimony to be paid by Mr..
Voelz, If secured at all.
A suit for suitable alimony Is pend
ing, the claim being made that Mrs.
Voelz was given only 1878 at the time
she secured a divorce, whereas he lie
reputed to be worth $4,000.
His present wife was a widow and
10 alleged to be worth $4,000 in ner
own right, and the plaintiff alleges that
she 10 now destitute as a result Of q
conspiracy whereby she was induced
to bring divorce proceedings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
FRANK N. EDDY SPOKE
Representative Of upIlf Society ADJ
dresses Large Audience Hsrs
Sunday Afternoon. s

Ex-congressman Bddy Of Minnesota
was greeted with just the kind of an
audience he wanted at Fraternity hall.
Moorhead, yesterday afternoon--in the
gathering was a liberal sprinkling OF
Young men. Mr.. Eddy was speaking
under the auspices OF the Uplft So
ciety OF Minneapolis. He discussed
various phases Of the liquor traffic. en-
phasizing the tipping habit as one Of
the evid sides of the business. He In
jected no bitterness in the words he
uttered, but he said many things which
were appealing and demonstrated that
there was too much carelessness in
the handling Of the cup that cheers
He said there was something wrong
with the business when such a large
majority of the men engaged in II
would get out of it If they could make
similar profits in some other line.
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PAYING 1908 LossEs..
The Alliance Hall Company 10 Make
Full Rayment by Dee.

JaTaestewa, Al. D., New, as,--See.
Reiss,. 4 tine Alliance Hail company,
ia preparing ia send cut cheeks in full
payment fer the hail losses of 1908,
and the checks viii be mailed In time
to reach policy holders, vine sustained
leases, by Disc, 1. All losses fer this
year ara paid In full. and will come In
the nature at a Christmas present ia
many E'ha were hailed cut during the
year. Last year there were ia66 iesses
sustained by the Alliance eempany,
this year AMY ESQ Fhe vaiuHaa Of
business represented In ths Insurance
carried by the eemRaRy, this year
amounted to ever sT,666,e6B. The
asaeuRt OF the PFeHiues for last year
aRd this pear will aggregate eyer q
halt miiiisR cellars. The eeiiastieRs
are very gesd en- Ratas given fer In
suEaRee and 1t Is safe te say that every
fair iHiTaasdi, man VINO las. sad leaa-
iRss VITA the samRaRy has na Eesd
reason: to fael dissatisfied, and that
the end af this Insurance pear will ma
dRNbt aRd this company fhs efea pest
ard nest satisfactory ef any mutuai
hat association delRs business In the
state.
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NEW IMMIGRANTS, A
ARE APT ELECTORS,

washington,s Nov. aas--Newly'
arrived Immigrants who point for
the northwest are apt puptla In
politics, lie reports received by the
department OF commerce and la
Dor may be believed.
Under recently passed laws for
eign born residents Of WISCONSIN,
Miohigan, the Dakosas and several
other statca were allowed to vote
at the last election. upon their,
swearing 70 their intention Of be-
coming naturaiiaed.
That the Immigrants are quick
TO realise the possibilities OF the
ballot. was shown By tho defeat OF
one county clerk who had not ham,
dIed the business OF making new
eitinens 10 tho satisfaction OF the
incoming Norwogians, He was
beaten entirely by foreigners who
had never voted before In their
lives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
SPOKE TO STUDENTS
Or. r. A. Beard Gave Address at the
A. Q. at convocation This
Morning on 1.-THE World.

DR.. r. A. Beard, pastor Of the First
Congregational church, spoke to the
students Of the agricultural college
this morning at convocation exercises
on the subject OF The World. DR.
Beard dealt with this big subject in a
general way, giving the students much
good advice which should be of bene-
mt to them In their college work and
the work they will take up after leav-
ing school. He told of the many good
things that are to be found in the
world and advised the students to take
all the benefit that could be gotten out
these good things. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
.LADD TO LEAD
PROSECUTION
NORTH DAKOTA MAN IN CHARGE
OF EVIDENCE AGAINST
FEoUR BLEACHING.

washington, Nov. 2ss-The -four
millers closed their testimony at the
bleached -four hearing Saturday with
the appearance OF Professor Haynes,
an expert on roxology. He testified
that he had tried experiments on
white rats with bread made from un-
blached and bleached -four There
were two tests OF twelve and nine
weeks respectively on different set
OF rats. So far as weight and copdi-
ton was concerned, there was no es-
sential difference between the sets fed
OF bread from bleached -four and those
fed on bread made from unbleached
-four except that the bleached flour
rats gained more in weight than the
other set. A post mortem examination
failed 10 disclose any [ ference be-
tween the two sets.
DR.. Ladd, food commissioner of
North Dakota, was placed in charge
OF the presentation OF those opposed
to bleaching and he called two wit
nesses before the adjournment The
first was I'D. Miller, representing a
wholesale grocery firm In Chicago. He
took issue with. the miilers on the
question of the demand OF consumers
for the whitest flour that could be OBJ
tanned. He cited as Illustration of his
contention that consumers would be
satisfied with flour that was not Sc
white, citing the results of the order
against sulphur bleaching OF fruits.
Consumers are now demanding un-
bleached fruits" he said, and they
would demand unbleached -four II
they were informed of the fact that
the product is bleached through a
label indicating that fact. I will say
further that the department should
prevent the shipment of bleached
-four, first, because it robs the con-
sumers of an opportunity to determine
the grades Of -four; second, because ii
makes the sale of unbleached flour
dtff1cult."
Mrs. Frederick Nelson Ransom, who
represented the Housekeepers' AlIi-
ance of this city,, composed of 100
housekeepers, stated that the millers
were wrong in stating that consumers
insisted on getting white -four.
"Housekeepers want to know what
kind of -four they buy" she said.
They want -four labeled and IL 1t Is
bleached they want to know how much
1t Is bleached. Why, was taught
that yellow -four was the best and IL ]
could get bag of 1t / would try II
right away, because want to make
bread tonight"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
FEDERAL COURT
CONVENEs IN WEEK
ADJOURNED MAY TERM WILL BIZ
TAKEN UP by JUDGE AMIDoN
ON TuEeDAY, DEc. 1.-ouITE A
LARGE oRlsT OF CASES Stat.
80 FOR TRIAL.

The adjourned May term Of United
States federal court will be held in
Fargo beginning one week from to-
morrow. Tuesday, Dec. l.. in the fed
eral court room.
Quite large grist Of cases viii
come up for trial at this session and
the federal grand jury will be con-
vened to examine into a number OF
criminal complaints. It is probable
that the term will last over into 1903.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
PURE PERseNAL NOTES,

Robert Hannah e. tbs Fergus Faiis
Building association Was asiBS husi=
ness at BiiweFth last Saturday after
RsaH.
G. q, Nielsen was ia sssa Basasss
wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il: FaasiiS. d. A
F'Hiisr and w. Il. FaiHtss represented
fIaWisF in tSis eitF taaaF
#d :5Fasstii ef 6aieasais, II. s..
head miller in the faaasVs asBEiaa
mills at that Biaea was in aSseFbeaS
tSdav as ti7e Eisast af w. b. RaSaiie al
6SRssFsis eaiisSs:
Mr.. and MIS-: JalsH NJ RaysF sRs
sen, FFaRst, expect 70 iea4e ahaus tfs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
pREpARE FoR CEREMONIES,
Large Number ct rlsslnsulshsd Cath,
ellss viii be al psaleatseR.

MiAet, N, p, New as.-fiHet viii
be thFeRsed with distinguished cath-
elies en- THANKSGIVING day who will
attend the dedication of the new at.
Lees Catholic church witch is said
te be the aaest building tn the state,
The hishap Of dReat rails and njshep
Stanley Of Fargo riil have the priR-
eipai parts ia the impressive ceres
menies with which the new church
viii be dedicated but there will be
priests in attendance from ali ever the
NeFthwest.
I, The eheiF Ia arranging several spe-
special saieetion@ fer the occasion and
cash service will have It's ghape OF
sacred 5Rusie. Fha iadiea of the
church are planning an extensive diR-
ReF GER alter The ceremonies, te be
served in tise basement
An aafsisaieR fee ct o. will pa
charged to the aedieatiaR and fifty
cents viii be charged fer the Thanks
swing 6iRReF:
MiRet Catholics hare a sight ta. pc
proud az their RsW ehRFef, aAd 9finet
PesBia in ssnaEai can Peint to it with
bride.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
~
egRs DEFEAT or HANSBRoU0ki.
W. N. JshnaeR's Manager Has 9onrs
Optimistic VlGurea.

Grand Forks. N, d. Nov. san. a,
Skuiason. manager OF M, ", Johnson'a
United States senatorial campaign
announced yesterday that he had re-
eeived pledges from a sufficient nun-
Der of meznhers of the NeFth Dakota
legislature to assure the election Of
Johnson aG the successor of Senator
II @. HansbPeush,
Ascending 10 6huiasen. the total abs
seiuteiy pledged members Is largely In
excess of II. the required number, and
eRpressiena OF others make 1t Feasanu
ably eeFtaiA the vete for JehnsoA will
be ever 100,
There ara 100 republicans In tha
ieaisiatuFe this year and sixteen tienas
eerRts.
The aemssRats will vote fer Gashei.
according to tha insTrncsiens at the
June primary aleatisn, 1t IL anaeuneed,
With 400 repuhIieaRa for TahRsan.
there will he ma show fer HanaL rough.
vine Feeantiy issued an appeal ia the
members to return hiFa, skuiasen, stat
cd @ II
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
MAY BE ANOTHER CHARGE,
Lacrosse 6h;sf OF Fsliss Believes he
cal EriseneE is WsHssd fhera.

Lacrosse 9n'sf OF FslIss Petie~ss Ls-
ssl FFissasF ID. Wsatss there,
6saaa #eEss, N. B:; fEeF, sa;- Hhe
eh;ef ef Reiseg af 4aGFesss, Wis, Is al
tae aRiRiaa tisss AhBea BrpwR, wha
wss Fessnt3E esayiassa In fiais city ei
rags SAD wac u sew In tlie feaRty
jan awaiting ssassRss, is #aafss 10
his city fe= efiEaiE assault, and bs
has WFstseR GRiaf az Peiise overly
aReRt tile matter, as SaiietNs:
If Hstiss hi. the Paasfs. that AhasF
RF6WR was e6Hrists5 ca q charge Oh
frisainai assault la Teun .stE 3ToN. "a
Iaes.
sGa es aaoHt sfss: {: isss. A Pisae
tiaReF aamsa Hseslig PrBWR; aiias Asa
RFaEH, e6Rsaitssa q sFiRiRsi assaHH
eR a Is-EeS said Eisi 81 tfis city. #Fs
Rassed 8 snrSeG eHcsb saE S4s.sa, uaaes
the aame as 3. Murrr' ana left s0r
pass Npkne#n:
/ IT visa YOU Etaris ;ts@ alp Ssad RS
photo and description az the man
Brpwn you have IL eustodRr
EAe Rhotg as tbs saSHsc3sa Rrawa
wss +ake3 t3is assSrne uI ggsa a:Fill ia
forwarded to tue lacrosse aIuaaa..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
new COURT HOUSE
!. WANTED IN STARK
sTEPs RElNs TAKEN Le0kiNG
TO "A MUCH NEEDED eouN-
~ Bull Ding.

HieKiRsaa, ~. r., 9Tsr. 90. Members
ef tbs EtaFk GeaatF Bar association
hare endorsed ths rev county court
iause RFaieet a5d sisRiAed their isa-
teatiaa af presenting eveFF phase 81
the guesttgp tag ueteTs ef the
county ut the earliest paxsinie nae
rnent: e8mnaittce consisting 81
Judge Gas4phall. 6saateF f. A: Eimp=
son. r. q, HaflrsR, Frank af Baker
agd W. u Ruraett has bGsn anpoint=
ed te Represent the bar association
a. 1urtheTiug tbs Rroiec$: Hiais coma
mittee Ii INSTRUCTED to take the matt
ter M Nth the eprnperciai Club with
tas View pf in6rciug the club to ap-
point conmittee s0x conference pug
posea
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
HOMESTEADER SHOT;
SLAYER ADMITS GUILT

Milwaukee. Nov. pa Sentinel
special from Shell Lake. Wis, says
that Louis Lacornb, a homesteaier,
was shot and killed Friday night by
Fred Hartman. The latter Is under
arrest and pleaded guilty before q
justice of the peace yesterday to q
charge OF murder in the first degree.
He was bound over for trial to the cir
cult court. a. ,aE .
The trouble between the two men
arose over homestead claim.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
L CAUGHT
in CAVE IN;
FOUR MAY DIE

Cincinnati, Nov, 2s.-Twslve men
were buried by cavein caused by the
explosion OF five-cask charge OF pow
der in a cut on the Chicago. Cincin-
natl & Louisville railroad today
Geo. Smith. Ashtabula, was fatally
crushed. Three others may die
The blast was discharged In q hill
500 feet from where the cavein oc-
Cured. .- 'a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
"Mary Jane" Social.

Miss Lillian Merritt Of Moorhead
was the hostess at her home Saturday
evening for the members of the Delta
Phi Beta sorority. The guests all ap-
peared In little Mary James" and of
course the scene in the room was a
merry one and all participating thor
oughly enjoyed the round OF amenities
arranged by the very resourceful hos
tess. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
BANK SAFE CRACKED;
$500 LOOT SECURED.

sedalia, NO., Nov, 1s.-rhe bank st
Sweet Springs, Saline county. Mo-.
was robbed OF $500 In currency at .
o'clock yesterday morning by profess
sional cracksnen, who blew open the
vault with dynamite. The bank build
ing was wrecked. Three men, suppos-
ed 20 be the robbers, were seen going
east afoot soon after the noise Of the
explosion aroused the town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
I4examsthyl snst,s rhine.

The above is the name OF :. Ger.
man chemical. which is one of the
many valuable ingredients OF Foley,s
y .dney Remedy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mine Is recognized by medical text
books and authorities as q uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for urine. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon as you
notice any Irregularities. and Gvoid q
serious laalady. n. H. casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
BOY ARRESTED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE
SHERWOOD Crosse HAS HEARING
THIS AFTERNOON BEFORE
JUDGE MILLER - COMPLAINT
SWORN OUT BY .. r.. BATCH.
ELDER--eoYs INDULGE IN A
SCRAP.

Sherwood Cross. IA years OF age who
resides at s17 First avenue north, was
arrested today on a warrant sworn
out by B. F. Batchelder. who charged
that young Cross is guilty Of assault
at battery.
The trouble is said to have grown
out Of a row betweenA two boys and
Batclelder claims that Cross struck
the other boy The case was set for
trial at o'clock this afternoon before
Judge H. F. Miller, $50
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
WILL TAKE CENSUS.
Sunday School Union of Grand Forks
Plans New Work.

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov 23--The
Grand Forks Sunday School union held
a meeting Thursday evening at which
it was decided to take census of the
churches Of the city as soon as
possible The purpose OF doing this is
to bring into the Sunday schools of
the city those children that are not
now attending any such school. At a
meeting of the officers and advisory
committee to be held on next Tuesday
evening further plans win be COM
sidered
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
T,.antx alaln Is Rattla

Paris, sseF. sa.A special dispatej,
ffam Vienna says that 4 band ct aaF-
viaas, while crossing tha Bosnian fSea=
tier, RssE Everaik, was repuised hY
austrian iFsaRs Rha SsEVians lest
seventeen nasR killed and the Austriaus
three killed,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23

Winter blasts, causing pneumonia,
pleurisy and consumption, will soon be
here. Cure your cough now, ard
strengthen your lungs with Foley's
Honey and Tar. Do not risk startfnE
the winter with weak lungs, when
Foley's Honey and Tar will cure the
most obstinate coughs and colds, and
prevent serious results. H. H. Cassei-
mar. - 3.atf q nst,'.g -.-tef .-'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
FIRES ARE
RAGING IN INDIANA

Evansville. Ind, Nov, as.rhe fereat
Ares in Dubois county, Indiana, that
have been raging far the past three
days have spread over hundreds Of
acres Of valuable tiAber lands and are
stu burning, The drought in southern
indiana has prevailed for liza days and
is the worst in the recollection Of abe
eldest iniIabitanta.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
M ---- 8Es
HuNTERs HEF ELEVEN HERR.
Mines Party iSss aees eusssss in Ms~
Senzia 6osin4y.

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were shot by the afinet iauRtina party
consisting at n, ID, Ceia 81 Farxe
Clarence faEisax, w. II, RaEiseE II. a.
t4uFd and =: q: Peek eli kensaaFs, wisa
saaya Just returned frem Moakenata
county
aha party mad 2 SACK aad six tSEiV-
zee; Ar MeGaiiag as tYiiiistaR was III
charge: wRs aunt was RuFsuad ia Ne.
akanzia eouaty and eansi6sring he
numbaE "a deer shet BY other parties
siss naeR fsan azinat and HeRmasa aia
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-23
SEND WARSHIP TO
FRENCH ISLANDS

! Paris. Nov. 2a.--France will send
q warship ia, the Miquelon islands with
now administrator. It 10 hoped the
demonstration will bring an end to
the disorders OF Islanders who are
clamoring for annexation 70 the Unit
cd States.