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The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
RAIN STOPS TROTTING RACES.
Two Running Events However, Are
Pulled on at Norfolk

Special 90 The Na-ti---a1 Herald.
Norfolk. Va. July 5L-Hard rains and
a muddy track this afternoon caused the
canceliES Of all pacing and trottIng events
scheduled for today for the Virginia
Maryland circuit meet. Two running
races were pulled OF in the downpour
and On a track hook deep iu mud
This was done that the go spectators
present many Of whom were ladies'.
might be rewarded for venturiag forth
in the weather. a big card IS announced
for t0-uOrr0w- The summaries:
FIRST RACE - e-77.artcr-uls dash. purse
sll Roly Poly frst. Gold Gem second, Brook
rlrd Tine. 2 -Four others also ran
SECOND RACE - Five-ei-iths-1riie dash. r-r-=e
sI59 broadway G5ri FIRST MarTizgs Bells second
Bella MANA tairdS Tine. l15. Two others also
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Big Reception for Champions.

Portland. Greg. July a--Pians are Un-
der way TO give the three Olympic cham
pious who hail from Oregon-Forest c.
smithson- Daniel J. Kelly. and Alfred c.
Glbert-a Statewide reception on their
return 20 this country and state. The
plans contemplate bringing the athletes
from New York 70 Portland in a special
car. decorated with banners. informing
behoiders on the way Cf the wonderful
performances OF the Oregon athletes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
KNOCKED THROUGH WINDOW.
Negro Sends Another Negro Into a
Plate Glass with Fist

Walter Dade, negro. forty-eight years
old. OF - P street northwest, got into
fight with William Dennisoa. negro.
in " street northwest, early yesterday
morning.
Dennison delivered a right swing 10
Dade's chin that sent him reeliug
through the plate-glass window Of 40
N street. the glass cutting a Jagged cash
in the right arm
The injured man wcs taken 10 George
town University Hospital, and the man
with the punch was locked Up at the
Seventh precinct station
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
RAY ALLOWS BUT ONE HIT.
Pitcher Holds Wood
burn Batters At His Mercy.

Brightw0od easily defeated woodbura
ca the Rris1-vsood EvounGs Thursday aft
eru00n by 10 T.
Woodburn disputed a decision OF the
umpire 20 the eighth inning and re-
FUSED 70 go on with the game Roy all
lowed bUr one hit Bergmaou's batting
and BaSsette's fielding we-e the fea-
lures Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

L5t l1se o. elr-r--t ---1--'2- J. Les on He=-s-
Columbia. p A-iau-lcs. g. Firsc tlSe on blrIs-OT
Be-sc-t- 5; of Ma-srsr. 3 Str--k 0Ur-By BecEer-.
&; D. Lsisl5-. q Tro-hasc hit-NcCar-h~. ~ar-i-
rec hit=-SaIb, smith. D-t7- St1cs basas-Tzylcr.
1ICClr-E-- Wild rl-c.-Blczet-- Unipi-e-lIr- Beg-
Tine Ct r1ue-1 how ard . m.r-1r-s-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
CoIumbias Maintain winning Streak h
by Defeating AtIantics.

I0l7r's rlUl-III---li1slIe = I0Ter1Inelt Pm
-- once at ES-s- and n streets uc-tLezs- az 5-s.
The Columbia Athletic Club maintained
its winning streak yesterday and won OUc
from the AtIaatics by Q 10 @.
1Ieister was in fine form, while Howard
Beckett was unsteady at times Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

L-l-e- --ls-t.--s- --rol1. ) ElzT- base -g l-Tr--
E-'-.-r1cl. q. ti-s- tlse on baIs-Of Esv. .. OF
Robertson. =. OF H--s-1n. q Innings r-t-ia3-I.y
lar. = d. Bohsrt=--. Z. b. Hog-al. Z. Hts made
-DI Llr =. ea H.-s--r. . Struck el--B- llar.
8. bv H7-s-1D. s. S1=l--e lirs-B1r. Clayton.
stolen blsEs-ti-E-r 81. BC-Ena-l l5I. Le D-c .-.
u- 5T ri-cler-By E1ls-l-- Wa ulf-L-Ray.
Cl---l-1I-. Gule. Tine of game Lou- a-d .
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

Saratoga. y. Y. July a1--The Mont
peller Stables Beaucoup furnished a sur
prise il the running Of the Delaware
Handicap here to-day. With ninety
pounds on his back he was handed oUr
as a real good thing. with the result
that his price feu from % 10 u For half
a mile Sir John Johnston showed the
way. closely followed by Royal Tourist
and Marathon Then 1IcCahay began q
move up from the rear with Beaucoup.
who took command ~ the seven-furloug
pole, and won. going away by length
and half Marathon hung on ga-ely
and got the place
AIoquet,e, fresh from -5e West, won the
Mohawk Selling Stakes ~ q gallop-
Wedding Bells Easy Race.
James r Kee-e showed e f-e ely in
Wedding Bells IN the third race for
maiden two-year-ol5s. She was hot
favorite, and made al the running. and
came home. ca the biz, with a margin
Of three lengths.
There was a hard fan for the students
of form when ConnaUghr Ranger Won
the first race Shilling had him always
n hand. and when Preceptor weakened
at the last sixteenth pole 1IadGen's colt
rushed 20 the fro1r. and Won rather
easily By three parts Of length.
Tenancy by Courtesy stood hard
drive. and won the second race. while
DelirIun. I-to-4 shot made all the r-l-
ming In the last race
Three fz-o-ires were successful WIllt
al OF the other winners were Wen sup
ported
The Summaries.
FIRST EACE-Frre ana g. aa-s s--l--rs. Con
uz--l- Elr- ID ~-l- -1 Q --l- p-l-lu
t1r. II .Ne--er. On =. seconds Caeu1E-15. -
tDugau'. ID o. g. -l,.l- TIME. la- -5 The G--
dene- ard Frel-r-l --=a rz--
SECOND EACE-Q-a mile Teaan-r b. Cl---es1
~ .Sh-ev=I. g -1 3. v11- Hi=-r-,liru-. l'2 Gle
CaEey'- -, O. see--I. D.ArsLs. I71 .5f-Cz--l~I. =
% T. tli-l Time --E. A--li1 Eas-1l. Eu--
Occll Sr-lr and SIP ----- also rl--
THIRD BACE-TlTe and O Er-t f----uE- Wed
d1-E Bells L7 .Nr--zr.- erl-- E-a- N---s9e-, -l
! rli1i Time ISL C--T--1. Miss Granville
sec-c- Sc-ei-e. L1a5sc Boil a-alri. Tvi-1gl- Q-ee-
a-l aI5rTu1l'5 Da-z---r also --l
FOURTH EACE-g-a E--e and an ri-z-E- Sc
c-e-r- -1s .D--ar.. -r s. -r-- C-1rle-e- 9
tA-Cahe-. On 81 zs--.- Hl---s. Sc .~EHr-
90 =. --Iri. Tine. ia 5-T l1 -rr---- ---l -l--
FIFTH EAJE--I-- mile E-l--u g .A-
C1EeyI. J. % T. u11- 2I-1a-l--. 81 .NcCl--t-.-
% 3. second Erra- Tl---. --- E- u--l-.- 8 20
t--5- Tim L-a --5 Ea---a--r. Ellz-- Cll--
ard Si- John g-'-=-1 also rl--
SIXTH EACE-S-rc- t-i---z Denim q
fIlcln.. 4 o = ur- Iau-s l.lr. LH .ll-sE--Te
6 % Z z--1l5- glir- E-l-- rs 1-IIs-.. %
IEi7d. Tine. II. Tur5-ll and I1-E-El also -ll
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

While you think OF x, Ieiepnone yo1r
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald, and
bill Tiil DC sent you IL I cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
WILD DEER HUNT
In new YORK CITY
Gets Out of Crate and Makes
Things Lively.
CAUGHT AT LAST IN RIVER

DR.. Seward webb sent Him Down
from the AdirOndacks 10 see the
Little Old Town, and He Does Il IN
a Way that AstOnfshes the Natives.
Say He Jumped Twenty Feet.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
BBAUCOUP A WINNER
Capture OF Saratoga Della
ware a Big Surprise.
MOQUETTE TAKES MOHAWK

KeeRe's wedding Bells Makes All
the Running in the Maiden Event
and Wins by Three Good Lengths
Under PuII-Three FavOrites
Are First Under the Wire.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
VIRGINIA
M0EIT0R c0TTAeE, Ocean View. Va.

Fronting Chesapeake Bay. Safest bathing and bss.
fishing On the Atlantic Coast- Rates s. per dag a1d
&C. MrS W. 4 WILLIAMSON. Ocean vieE. Va
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
ATLANTIC CITY. 4. J.

-GLENSIDE-
ORIENTAL AVE. clcss 70 Beach: hone table nod
crate rates. A. ". WALDNER. Nj.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
GALEN HALL,
CHETW OD e
TABOR INN

CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND BEACH
Large. airy r0oms- open sIrrou-5inzs EzcsI-srt
table. Rates. s. 70 81 weekly. A. u DUNN
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
Y. v. c. A. SENDS
MANY DELEGATES
FARGO ASSOCIATIONS WILL BE
REPRESENTED AT STATE CON-
VENTIoN AT GRAND FORKS BY
TWENTY-oNE YOUNG WOMEN
FROM THIS CITY.

A large number of college girls will
leave the city this evening as dele
gates to the state convention Of the
college =, Y w. c, A. which will be
held in Grand Forks Saturday and
Sunday. All the collegiate institutions
Of the state will be represented includ-
ing besides the agricultural college
and Fargo college, the Mayville nor
NAL, the Valley City normal and the
state science school Of Wahpeton as
we'll as the state university, under
whose auspices the convention will be
held.
The delegates from Fargo are as
follows:
From the agricultural college: Agnes
Halland, Jessie Thompson, Lucy Cock
burn, Fern Dynes, Ruby Gibbons
Grace Shelton. Helen Norman, Inea
Heron, Ella Hydner and Alma Ertck-
son.
From Fargo college: Jesse Buchan-
an, Laura Cooper, Pearl Cutler Bulah
Amidon, Marie Lindgren, Luella Sin
cock Stella Buchanan, May F'urlong,
Avis Lathrope and Rebecca Moore.
Miss Margerie Moore viii be a rep
resentative from the faculty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
GRANT SAYS HOLLOW
Will STAY CLOSED
CHIEF GRANT AND CAPTAIN
pAHLoREN VISITED ALL THE
HOUSES LAST NIoHT--cAvE IN
MATES UNTIL SATURDAY TO
LEAVE THE CITY.

After the session Of the council last
night, Chief OF Police Gabriel Grant
and Captain Louis Dahlgren visited
every house in the red-light district
and formally notified the keepers OF
the houses that the lid was on and
that they had until Saturday to leave
the city.
Prompt as they were, however, the
news had preceded them ana there
was not madame" In the bunch
who was not already aware OF the
action OF the council and the mayor.
The women have been expecting the
move ever since the council meeting
in October and they all promised to
quit quietly and to leave this week
for other parts.
You can say for me-" said Chief
Grant to The Forum this morning.
that the mayors orders will be car
ried out to the letter. These houses
will be closed and they will be kept
closed as long as / am chief of police
and the orders hold good. If 1t is
necessary will camp down there my
self and see that the back doors and
side doors are not used.
II am also going to make it hot
for any perso2 who attempts to use
down town rooms for immoral pur-
poses. There wiz be no favors shown
and any attempt to use the down town
blocks for this purpose will be squelch-
ed and squelched hard"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
POPULAR FARGO
COUPLE Welded
ATTORNEY A. w. cuPLER AND
MISS JESSIE eRErTuM QUIET
LY MARRIED THURSDAY NIGHT
AT HOME or THE BRIDES PAR
ENTs.

The wedding of Miss Jessie Grettum
to Arthur w. Cupler was quietly sol
emnized last evening at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Grettum, ell Tenth street south
Rev. Herbert G.. Leonard, officiating
Robert e. Hatcher acted as best man
and Miss Cora Ramsden attended the
bride, who was given away by her
father.
The ring was carried by little
year old Viola Hartman. Miss Gale
Wolf, OF saltwater, Mimi, warm
friend Of the bride, had charge OF the
guest book.
After thel ceremony the young cou-
pie and guests enjoyed a bountiful
wedding supper, served by Pirie, the
local caterer.
They were then kidnapped by their
friends and given a ride up Broadway
with COW bells ringing a merry send
Off Midst showers of rice
with hearty good wishes from their
friends who had assembled to "send
them Off, the newly married couple
left for the east over the Northern Pa
cific. They will return in a week or
two and will be at home to their many
friends, at their new home. which Mr..
Cupler is building, I'll Tenth street
south. The groom is a well known at
torney in this city. His bride Is a
popular Fargo girl and the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gret-
tum, the well known real estate deal
er.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
OPENED THE new TRACK
n 2. ooubls Track to, Buffalo Com.
.s: pletsd Yesterday and First ...
Train Passed Over.

The double track on the Northern
Pacific railroad was completed to Buff
falo yesterday and the first train was
run over the new line yesterday aft
ernoon. This completes the grade work
to that town, making a stretch OF 81
miles of double track which is now
ready for use. r..
Supt. j. E. Craver and several other
of the officials of the Fargo division
were on the first train which went over
the new track. This train was a spe-
cial which left Fargo yesterday after
noon. ia 4 /. 49,
The work on the big grade will soon
be abandoned for the winter but will
again be resumed early in the spring
and 1t is the intention of the officials
to have the entire new work completed
by next fall. This grade will add great
ly to the facilities of the road and is
the greatest piece of improvement ever
undertaken in North Dakota by any
of the railroads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
A. c. STUDENT IS DEAD
Norman 3, Powell of Cando Suoeurnh-
ed to Typhoid Fever at Local
Hospital, ss 91E

Norman b. Powell, most promising
student of the sophomore class in the
agricultural course at the Agricultural
college, died yesterday afternoon after
a severe fitness Of typhoid fever which
lasted several weeks. The young stu
dent was 19 years of age and is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Powell of
Cando f
The deceased was taken i'll with the
dread disease several weeks ago and
was taken to st. Luke's hospital where
he received the best of attention and
medical aid and up to yesterday morn
ing was considered on the road. to re-
covery, Complications made their ap-
pearance yesterday morning and he
lived but q few hours. His parents were
with him at the time of his death,
having been in Fargo during all his
Illness
Mr.. Powell was "a most popular and
promising student at the college and
his host of friends are deeply grieved
at his untimely taking away and ex-
tend heartfelt sympathies to the be-
Eeaved mother and father.
The body was taken to Cando this
morning where the funeral will be
held. probably Sunday, Interment will
he made in the Cando cemetery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
GET BETTER MUSIC NOW
Pipe Organ at Gethsemane Cathedral
Has Been overhauIed and 10 Now
in First Glass Shape.

Next Sunday the congregation wor-
shipping at Gethsemane cathedral will
probably think that the ediflce has
been supplied with a new and larger
pipe organ, but such is not the case,
However, the Instrument has been for
some days in the hands of j. S. Austin,
the we'll known organ builder OF Min@
neapolis, who has been putting the
instrument in first -class shape, adding
new stops and modern voicing which
will place the grand old instrument in
the front rank of pipe organs. More
variety will be possible as well as in
crease of volume.
The organ at SGethsemane has al
ways been one of the best, and is dis
tinguished as being the first great or
gan to be installed in Fargo, nearly a
quarter Of a century ago. Mr.. Curtis
says 1t is a well known fact that or
gans improve with age, especially the
wood pipes, and this organ was a good
one before the additions and improve
ments just made, but the additions Of
modern voicing will make it one of the
very best organs in Fargo.
There has been put in new Gambia
which initiates a string instrument,
more properly the violincello of the
orchestra. Also a new Aeoline which
is a very delicate string stop which is
used for soft string tones; also a
Dopple flute, very powerful, balances
the Gambia for solo work and combines
with the GAMBIA, giving fullness and
sn1oothness of tone Another promi.
nent addition is al new set of oboe
reeds, Initiating well known orchestra
Instruments very fine in voicing and
used for solo work The GAMBIA, an
eight foot stop, goes in in place of
twelfth, mixture and the Aeoline,
also an eight foot stop, takes the place
of a four-foot violin, allowing for
vastly more variety.
Mr. Curtis says 1t has been the aim
for years, Of organ builders to more
perfect the organ so that it will more
accurately initiate well balanced or
-chestra and much has been accom-
plished in that direction and Is what
is known. among the builders of organs
and organists as modern voicing gand
considerable of the latter, or as much
as was deemed necessary by Mr.. Curtis
has been added to the instrument in
Gethsemane at a cost OF over $500, a
fund raised by the st. Cecilia guild of
the cathedral, body of ladies who de-
vote all their energies OF church work
to the maintenance and beautifying OF
the chancel, providing flowers, linen,
ETC., for the altar.
.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
HICKS Elected
CLUB SECRETARY
RAILROAD MAN WAS ELECTED
TO FILL VACANCY IN sEcRE.
TARYsHEP OF THE CONNER
cIAL CLUB CAUSE BY REsIeNA-
TON OF w. A. YoDER.

At a special meeting of the Fargo
commercial club yesterday afternoon,
b. B. Hicks, OF Superintendent ]. E.
Craxer's Office of the Northern Pacific
railroad, was elected secretary of the
club to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of w. A. Yoder who will
take the secretaryship Of the agricul-
tural college. While Mr.. Yoder's re-
signation is regretted by the members
OF the club, his valuable services hav-
ing put, the club on a better basis than
1t has ever been, his successor is a
most capable young man and the club
can be congratulated on securing him.
Before adjourning 1t was decided to
hold a big meeting Of the club next
Wednesday evening when a supper
will be served. Arrangements will be
made to secure good speaker for the
evening and an invitation has been
extended to the citizens OF the city.
The future Of the North Dakota state
fair will be the principal subject dis
cussed which being a subject m
which every citizen of the city is inter-
ested should create considerable en-
thusiasm.
The dinner will be served at s O'Clock
and will be informal.
The Forum does no Jop printing.
Have Knight Printing Co print It
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
Big HANDCUFF TEST
Gross viii Try to Win $50 Bet 1T Sec
ond Performance AZ Grand
Tonight.

This evening at the second perform
ance at the Grand Grose, the handcuff
king. will attempt to win the $50
challenge Of B. M. Leonard of this
city. by opening y pair of handcuffs
owned by the latter. Grose has put
up $50 to back his statement that he
can open any pair, OF handouts and in
case he unlocks the Leonard handouts
tonight he, viii win Leonard's $50,
h he falls, Crosses money goes to
Leonard. It is expected that there
will be record breaking crowd al
the second performance to witness the
exhibition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
M. ". A. were HOSTS
Royal Neighbors Were Guests Of the
Contemporary Fraternity Last
Night-Banquet and Dance.

The Modern Woodmen of America
and the Royal Neighbor lodges of the
city got together Thursday evening for
ia most enjoyable time socially when
the Woodmen entertained the con-
temporary fraternity In most de-
lightful manner. After the meetings
of the two lodges the Royal Neighbors
marched into the Woodman hall where
they were greeted by the officers of
the other lodge. The evening was
spent in dancing and delightful ban
quet was served. The Woodman band
furnished the music during the evening
and the tables were beautifully decor
ated with cut flowers.
Clara o. Bekken, oracle of the Royal
Neighbors, paid a glowing tribute to
the Woodmen for the delightful man
ner in which they carried out their
part of the evenings programme as
hosts This was responded to by r.
II. Bush of the Woodman lodge.
1t was one of the most ENJOYABLE
fraternal affairs which has taken place
in the city this season and will long
be remembered with pleasure by the
members Of both organizations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
Finished the Contract.

Henry Ramsdon of the Fargo Elec-
trio Supply Co., returned yesterday
from Lake Park, where he finished the
installation of the fixtures and 5000
feet of electric wire on the contract
with the Luthern church school there.
The plant is in working order and
children and teachers are greatly
pleased with the splendid illumnina-
tion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
ALAReE SCHOOL.

The Dakota Business CoIIege enjoys
the distinction of being the, largest
and best equipped business training
school in the entire northwest. Its
remarkable growth has been the re-
suit OF thorough courses of study and
able teaching. The same advantages
are not obtainable elsewhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
THE PUBLIC: is INVITED
State Librarians Convened Today and
Citizens Of Fargo are invited to
Meeting Tonight. ..

The annual convention of the librar-
ians Of the state opened this afternoon
at o'clock in the lecture room Of the
public library for two days session
Quite large representation was pres
pected that others will arrive in the
city this evening. e.,.'t
This evening the public reception will
be held at the library to which all the
adult citizens of the CITY. saren invited
This meeting will be- In no way a for
NAL affair and 1t is urged that. all bs
present from to 10 o'clock. Refresh.
ments will be served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
INJURED BY A FALL
Mrs. Ed. Folsom Fell Down FIiaht OF
Stairs at Her Home-Faee Cut
and Wrist sprained.

Mrs Ed. Folsom. wife of DIR. Fol-
som, was quite severely injured by a
bad fall yesterday at her home on
First avenue south. Her foot slipped
on the center landing of the stairway
and she fell from the landing to the
bottom Of the flight.
Her nose was badly gashed and one
wrist was sprained as result of the
fall and she will be confined to her
home for some time
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
FEDERAL COURT AT
FORKS next WEEK
PAGE MORRIS OF DULUTH
WILL sIT-oNLY FOUR CIVIL
CASES WILL REsTRIED AT THAT
TERM-AMIpoN rs BUSY WITH
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.

The term of federal court which will
be held at Grand Forks next week will
be very short from present indications.
So far there have been only four civil
cases for this term, and there will be
no criminal business. 7g
Owing to the fact that Judge C. r.
Amidon is still busy with United
States circuit court matters, preparing
decisions, ETC., Judge Page Morris Of
Duluth, who sat at the Minot term OF
federal court held In October. will also
sit at the Grand Forks session.
Court will open on Wednesday, Nov.
II. and will probably be in session
about week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

On the whole am satisfied with the
election. To the unfortunate candi-
dates, don't take your defeat to heart,
you may have success. next time, and
il you don't succeed next time do like
lBryan-vtry again. .raEe IL yousL want a
good Job come in and hsee Louis Hotop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
BLACKSMITH BANKRUPT
George Adler Of Lawton, Ramsey
County, Filed Papers in Fed
.-eraI Court.

Montgomery BY George Adler. a black
smith of Lawton, Ramsey county.
Adler places his liabilities at si,552.
his assets at s54Q and claims that $275
OF the latter is exempt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
TOOK SMITH 10 JAIL
Ahsaraka Horse Thief Goes TO 7is-
marok to Begin Serving His
Year Sentence.

Sherifr w. E. Hunt went to. Bismarck
last night with G. @. Smith. the black
smith who stole team OF horses from
the staples farm near Absaraka this
summer. and who was captured few
days afterward.
Smith pleaded guilty to the charge Of
horse stealing before Judge G. A. Poll
lock, and was sentenced to spend one
year in the state pen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
ENJOY A DUTCH LUNCH
Builders & Traders Exchange Held
Social and Business Session Last
Evening.

A large number of the members of
the Builders & Traders exchange at
tended the regular meeting of the
organization which was held in the
exchange rooms at the commercial
club last evening, Routine business
was transacted and several matters
were discussed. A Dutch lunch was
served after the business session ad-
iourned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
ANOTHER POSITION.

Miss Elma Lane was yesterday sent
as stenographer to one Of the largest
real estate offices in the city. People
wanting help, either experienced or
otherwise, can usually be supplied at
the Dakota Business College. When
phon1ng tell just what you want and
what you will pay.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

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 startinh,
the winter with weak lungs, when
Foley's Honey and Tar will cure the
most obstinate coughs and colds, and
prevent serious results, H. r. Cassel-
man! 49,. - u ..a...l .,y 80.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
GLAZING AND SASH PAINTING.

Command Gus to loox over your
storm sash that the proper painting
glazing and repairing may be done
for the winter. We have special facil-
tiles for such work. N. d. Decorating
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