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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08
REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL.
Harmony and Large Attendance al
County Convention.

The Republicans of Lincoln county
held their convention Thursday toelecl
delegates 90 the state convention al
Wallace, May l2tb S. McQmson
# Rupert was chosen chairman. ard
Archie Bowler 81 shpshone secretary.
The following delegates were found en-
titled 70 srats
shoshone precinct an delegated
Gus 3. kecfer. s y Tudd Paul Had
dock. Archie Bowler, Thomas Goodiue.
Harry " Anderson. John Hunter. J.
S. pauah. q W Wornieke. q. h..
WhittingtoH. Geo. purlum
Hepburn precinct q delegated "
=. kllen. G G. Nelson. Geo. G. New
ioa d 7, Disney J. 10. lines. T.. G.
lsenberg, y Peterson
Rupert precinct Is delegates, G T
Harris ) b. Howell. j s MgQulstou.
A. n Smith. Wilson Bowhy. John
Tolisfaoa. a. = Beymcr ~ 81 Mackey.
Seherrer psosinct q delcgatcO b.
H. Lapglola and q Ellsworth
Mlnideka precinct T. % Lolnshury
nagefman precinct d deleette3
Dr. " u Marshail aul ~ Van lara8
Bliss pfecari feel q Bles
Cooling precinct % delecateU Vi
3 Kelly ~ Robertson DGA Pptt
Resolutions were adopted a. follows
We. the RopubHgan party 81 Lincoln
county b. convention assembled. once
more eudpFac the principles Of Ropub
heanlsm ca cxpr Used by our former
national and state conventions. We
endorse oar congressional representa-
ton. aud wish 90 express cur appreeia
tion of their earnest work in congress
for thc Interests of our state.
Believing a. we DO IN the Republican
policies as inaugurated by President
Roosevelt. aud realizing the desire Of
the people Go continue these policies,
and further believing that thia can best
he brought about hy the election OF
Hon. William n. Taft as his successor.
we recommend that this convention
send only such delegates @ the state
convention as will select delegates 10
he rational convention at Chicago who {
are favorable 20 the nomination 0f Mr. z
Taft 20 head the Republican national
ticket
We further recommend our delegation !
10 the Wallace convention o. use all I
honorable means 10 secure the selection I
" Gov. Prank & Cooding a. a delegate
b the national convention.
Delegates 70 Wallace are as follows:
Frsd l'oosiue. W Vanlorns. Dr. XIII
en. Pred Bliss. Chas } Lisle. /. II.
Bloomsbury i
Tue special train for Wallace leavcs ii
,hoshoHe Sunday at t4s p "a. d
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

building at least distance Of a inches a; every
point and such roof shall be covered with such
material as viii afford protection against fire:
and such walls shall be- so constructed as to
sep rate all wood work thoroughly and com
pefely Of the interior and exterior from any
adjoining building and every such side wall
Or party wall shall pass through the roof Of
the building to which il may appertain in
such manner a. 70 break entirely any com
puuication Of wood wheteyer between such
roof and any other building
Section 3. No building within the fire limits
shall be altered changed enlarged or added 10
by bnilding with wood, or no frame building
shall BE- moved from outside OF the fire limits
place within the same
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

Section T. The roofs Of all buildings erecfed
within said fire limits shall Recovered with tin
iron. or such other material as viii afford pro
lection against fire.
Section s. No person shall be hereafter al
lowed 10 build any building within said hre
limits without first submitting the plans or
speci fcations Of said proposed building and
obtaining permit from the board Of trustees
Of the llage Of GOoding.
Section c. The provision Of this ordinance
shall Amply TO the owners Of all buildings stu
ated within the fire limits prescribed in this
ordinance, the agents OF said owners, the oe-
cupanrs Of said buildings and the builders and
contractors Of all buildings in course OF con
strucfion within said fire limits; and any agent
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

Gaoding April q lisle & Bar.
bes, Publishers % lhe ~hosh0ao
Journal VIII starr a newspaper Ia
siooains ~ snQn as suitable
huil9ing can ~ erected aud the
plsni Installed They plan 10 put
w Gre proof ha'lding % concrete.
The building will bs located on
Main Street oa ihe block opposite
the new hotel building. K will
have CITY, T ii front on Main
Street sni viii D. one Of the most
complete printing Establishments
az she state. A ngs plant viii be
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

40 ordinance DO regulate and license dray
lnsihess.
Ba t osdainep ay ihe Chairman ana board
oirfustees OF the Village of Goodins, Idaho.
Section DeAY DEFINED For The pur-
poses of This ordinance Dray Is defined as At
wagon OF Ang other vehicle usel for the pur
pose ei hauling goods orauy other material
within che inuils OF the village Of oooding for
hire
Section g. 70 SHAH bee unlawful for any per
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

occupant, owner. builder, contractor OF person
violating any provision of this ordinance shalt
be deemed guilty Of midemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shah be punished by fine
Of not more tnan 500. or by imprisonment. OF
moi more more than 3d. days or both such fine
and imprisonment and the continuaee ana
maintenance Of such violation shall be punish
ed accordingly.
seeti0n7. This ordinance shall take effe ct
and pc in force from and after its passage ana
publication.
Passed by the Chairman and Board OF Trust
ees Of the village OF Cooling, this 9Th. day Of
May, 1905
W. J. GooDHe chairmrn.
A. J. SCHUBERT, Chairman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

j. w Monroe has about completed
new building on his property,
W. fl. Shepard has begun the cree
ton of a dwelling which will be an
S-room two-story on the Spanish
colonial style, 30x32 with founda-
ton Of concrete blocks.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
HRegirrinaslarO.
2,135 6armc at iaa tjobt paa lettc
yctingcliCr.
Noerucs Wuoinoe.
}19teitubetS CiuOinOe.

Zen /. 0}ai pil &c0ierin0cn title
tiliulgs ,, l3j 6arme % tillaoe Sip
berne at betnle oem gebet al 10 2lar.
6armenes Storrclie oil parjere ira 10
til 100 2lcres, % Oe pil npoe 9O0t al
oct 9aa9aoenOe &rrigatiOnsarbeioe /
&elten.
5 9leOooo fan ! }orbinOclic mco
5rude=6arion Srri9ationsipltemet
1000 6arms, bper pau 50 2lcres. er=
1olocs MOB Grl0agelic al SO / on
TN see" % 3 Dollars pr 9Ctre oarlig
/ 10 2(nf.
8 Oregon pil 200 6arme bli til.
0ipnQ lige pso llncatiaa Arrinationen.
9e cr paa 10 til 20 Qlcres bper ug
tplter ira 5000 til $1,000.
: Suo 9atota pil l75 6arme puu
50 2lrcs bper bli til9iGn9eligc og
gSOomlnQ 200 oeo Nrrtb Ylottc Sr=
riQoiiouJn. Il toiier ira 5000 til
5000.
ajebcrnc muu iorplt9is fig til at
bO paa % oprte 6armene, o9 Der pil
bli tat De ltreugeitc 6orbolosre3Ier til
Err,tplQclle al at Sptiulantcr iaar
lat no0en Gel al Ganoet
9irettor 9}eweu al Arri9atonstjC=
nclten % 6bei Stutiliiter Slan6arO Cr
! / 6Gro meo at uoarbeioe en- Snobe-
refining til 3noreOeparicmentet en-, at
2anoet er iuroig til at taSes grug,
% at | ite 9Rai pil blOe en- posienoe
3io at brin0e Dem 2Parteoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Cor County Ureasurer.

/ announce myself a Republican
candidate for the Office of county treas
urer subject to the will Of the repub-
lican voters atthe primary election, TO
be held on the second Tuesday in June
1908. between the hours Of eight and
five o'clork. If nominated ana elected
| will guarantee tn the tax payers that
all the deputy and clerk hire put to-
gether will not exceed the salary of one
deputy twelve months each year, while
! am in office,
Yours very truly
CHAS. DAHL.
r. II. No. 9 Ellington, :. D.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Nlarf of court

,\e0 tiQaoer mig gcrpeO / }Grbpoi9beO at
betlciOtolorc min 6anOiOouu ior Glert Or
Nourt, til &dl0erueS 2ti9ioyelie ueo Frimar
5al0et \lui MiQaueo. &lr le9 rominerct
"a 0ol0t louer ie9 mc0 {roitOb a. iOarcta8a
Hmbeoe5 Gorretniuger Anbooenoe om
oiu Steulme te9uer lc9
N}eo }l9clie
SOar SiaOitaN
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10

Som meo bin 0irircl ioo lcn9c bar
Cpte9net Voer poa sulone S'tipe,
yoo al oeu Sooritob bolo op at itripc,
Wico Ye9n ritter ou Gtipen fulb,
Get Sfooe er ior BET Gole Gulo.
Cm &alberS 9Idnuo ct Sist lc9 minoes
N(en Sonobeo olori9 paa 5oroen lnoes,
81 Sroltob ltiloes ioroiit &mn
9ioor 6olitbeo loonte min 0lIttcS Reit
Ten &oit Ii9 &iuocu poa circumference,
zig NorpeIpoen ira Gru9aS Gren9e
@i larpcIpo piI ie9 lutte TIL
Foa troIeS HuIo ie9 tGute pu
Nppr Stomen oonier, Der pjl ie9 iol9c,
Blob itol on Oritle bu HopctS 8eil
% buor eli Slin9e ioor (,eieus SGo,
Foo &ier9. Sal, nil leg uGrc meo
0n Srot nteO 6rone ic9 uel tor moos,
Dig Ipiter it, ON ban ei itaI ble6e
,>e9 tor pel mebe bonot Stioloe5 2orm
'n lln8erlucnc meO iorcIitct 2'dmt
Nu Var, lOn lioet pdo {ro o0 @oer;
III Dteopnt hhr leg bOm Wrau bereoer
Zen Gag ben arme oplepe el,
Ut ie li9 ihlet, iouauOt iom leg
ilUOr llnsoomsbIoOct bog to9er oper
'1uOr pcl bebopcr bets beOe @oper
lo9 at oitloleS peo }Grens Sne
Snort e9en llret ou pil iuole,
0(m 6oiterootter, on GoIc ellie,
III ei OntIogc, men Noue Nilic
ztaur foit 81 lrooieu, pompg Non
van ben aiuenoe for SorOels Son.
Sel berte iu9en ben GoIe ti1gc,
,1nn tang ,om &iOor til liofe Gage,
lou9 Ioo ben ble8e og 8rGmmco ilg
Com lurteIOucu peO MG9mS zig.
| 6or mig bun oobneoc bog 1T ,>ieyte,
Gerinoe boeOe &pol o9 Smerte.
GlnOiHslcn li9 iom mco ilaret Grpf
lil @unOen buffer, BET er hens 5reit,
1T logen lite Sooret gleoti,
Foo &mocn li98er ben % 'orblpbcr,
Soo benoc9 Smerte gfot ant neo,
seq Cue pco, bpoo ben tGric leo.
"0t CHcr er ie9, bun tit non ltgt,
"0t traniet Cner ior 9cIeS Gi9e,
Sueblomiter bpioe o9 ∫r8rent
Cm Ciret bGn9eS bet er oo9 lflont
,N9 ulnoe oo, men ior let Iar 1goen.
2'.e6 Goloer to9er iii Bob 10, @reGcn
8un lan9iom 0po, iom ei l,pile ioor,
'Huis N,iertE banter, bpiS Gulie iloor
0icu nGpu OIL ei, buor Den ipO9e iriOcr
,N9 pil ei tIpnte, buoo enO ie9 lioCr,
Wong @cleS Cater fam bore Cora;
licn bills Ou }ritbioi ira &ugcbor9 '-
q OO III fommen par GrrlupSbo9cn
CIT, at oen par al min @rimiop togcu.) ,
O(oO SenIplet itrepe lou9iom 6GrO
NpiOtlrSiG Nfeer 90 4tGno>msb 5rr,o.
. iorou Storen git mor. m San9cr
AGcn ble8 iao Euioen paa lorte Wanqcr
GIc8 lom en- 2touO poa en- lort9roa GIN
: Nhllmet lIoOer blouot {orOeu9up.
II 1aoleu bldlp lc9 mm b9ie Eile
"a leoeo bcuoe poo 5empCltilie,
6Or 2ltrct gap bum mco uitcr Ren
Sill yoiu##l u Qeftc, meo ioOui Nmt
CpiuOtc Bonner til 6rombeOs9uocu,
g ale 9rUo oO, ioo mar iom Guuoen.
"a mGrtcb Ncl9e pOo bcuoeS }lm
0m J}iug ban rptteO ben al meO oom.
FOO SOlOera &lueO M Niugen bGn9er.
Dtm Nrcoc ltprco le9 Oo ei IGu9cr,
Nteu req ira yGnOen nit 9ooe Sppro
(vt meoet par Oa Hon9 l,t9t uGrS.
U}cn &uloen bpiiteO til mig "yoo iore
Gig 6GrO Sci tunoe mig tneIgc ipare
6or benne 8uOl, men BET peO le9 piit
}uiOOer BONNER beOt &orOenS 5uiit." --
"Eel ipareO 6ritbiOi '2Iliooer oeml
DIcn lioct o9laa mig Igter ogn1me.
tlr NJ ei @oioers Dil0iommersftit?
>, 5empIet lGrogs pel tro"vt Eren
observation-disclosures iom ol9te GgRer,
Dd9 o8ioa lioct at BONNIE .pher .'--
- Gocmcs NuOiuoe.
**) }g9teitobeto c1uOinOe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Cor County 2luoitor

seq, lluosrte9neos, gritsr bcrpco at be-
sleuot9ere, at ie9 cr rgpubl,touit Mau0iool
Tor Gountu }IuOitor, til lPI9erne5 cuoci9c
}li9Ierelie peo ErimGruul0et Nni WQouCo.
lioIO le9 ioor 9iomjuotioreu o9 bir pol9t
Tan s tOle pao, at je9 ifnl rpgte 0mbcocl
pao Ell torrctniu9Sm0sn9 o9 otonomilt
OlooOe. O}eo me9cn 2l9teIc
z. y. Ninlm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Ntaiitsr Of OtsSs.

Iil &GIgcrne al 9tobert5 so.
Seq tillaOer mig berueo at oruonccre mig
Iom republitoult SanbiOot for )le9iitcr o.
|ecb5 Gntbeoet Goberts Gouutu, til GOcrs
lIi9lereIle peO @rimGruol9et Cm lc9 taor
giommatiouen og blir pul9t, louer leg al
,uoretu9e Gmbeoet pao Ell ioryetuin99mGst9
Wtoo0e, o9 onmober ON eoer5 Stet,e
2Grbpoi9n
6raHt e. IanSdGid,
Sunlmit, Z. :.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Cor No,jutV Udsierer.

lluocrte9ucoe ircmtiucr i9 ieIu ior &Gl
uerne al 3toberts Gountp iom rcpubIitonlt
aouoioot ior Couup 8oSicrer til &Gl9cuc8
eocn 2i8orele pcb (rimrrUOI9ct &unl
N}ooneO ljomiuere, % pOl9t pu ic8 lope
at ta0e l'ore pao t'mbeOets poa ell tro og
iOrremin9SntGslt9 QtoaOe.
2Grbeoi9it
Is. u. SOtjtrNurN
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Nlerf Of 0nllrt-

IluOcrte9neoe betjenOt9ior berueO }Vrbos
5i9beO, at ie9 tiuer mig iOm 8nnooot tol
,Nleuuol9 til Glert Of Nourt lor Solicit al
tcmme oper ueO @rImdruoIge &Nui
Goer9 mep N9telie
Z. ISM. EOis.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Neoister Of Oee6s.

To the voters of Roberts County.
hereby announce myself as a Republican
candidate for the ONCE of Register of Deeds
of Roberts county. subject to the viii of the
people at the primaries If nominated and
elected / pledge myself to conduct The affairs
of the office in a businessllkc ana econoH'cal
manner and solicit the support of the voters
Yours Truly
d. +. STEVENS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Stole Superintendent.

!. seq tiuooer mig berueo, at ircmliue mig
5)r &Ul9erre al Pober5 Couutp lom rcpu
blifanlt Sono.01t To- 9'o:iuperntenoCnt
iii coers Qi9ie-di: p-o F-,ricrualocne, ION
)oIOeS ben auocn (irSoo9 Srni 1905.
W}e6 2I9teIi'
Snmmit I. {. u. Trtiwif
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
Cor 6 aIfI1tv Nu6dt.

respectfully announce myself as q Re-
publican -andidate for County Judge. subject
10 the approval OF tht rottrs, at the June
Primaries, promiei"g.. thrt If nominated
ana elected. / wiz Co'idtC' the affairs OF the
onice in a faithful m3rntt.
SAM [. Jones.
Lockwood Township.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
TDritjclligt.

] A
lion, en- l(uie COMPOUND Gor0on %
ire Infer COMPOUND Sprup Surid-
pariIIa. Gisie Sn9reoicnicr tan iooc9
Tor en- biaig Qenge bo8 De ileite 9lpo-
tbstsre.
&lanOin9cn li9es at rcnie o9 itDrie
De tiliioppeOc o0 uoirtiomme 9}pycr,
1ororlOer Gp9imcrter, &lUrtlplgbeD "a
urInpre Sp9OOmme, bpi5 tlget 'pr
&tNoiei "Bri9bt's 9iieaie inotrUOer.
Qe, iOm bar brugt Def, Tiger, at bet
ablolut IOrOriUer Smerter / &p00en,
beirier l(rinen ira @unoia!o "a rc0u=
Ierer l(rincrin9en, iiNr om Natten, "a
belbreOer enoO9 be OHrte 6Ormer al
8lGrciOu9beO.
GnbOer ManO eller &yinoe, ipm
loley at 9lpreme life cr ltNrte cller ar
bejOcr paa en- uiuno N}aooe, bpr til
lope ll0 oenne W(eoicin bJemme o9
prpbc ocn oo ocn li9ea at Qjpre &ics
unoere iOr mango.
Scranton (@n.) "3imeS" par oct
lOrlte &luO, iom uItrDtte oennc uomUr=
te0e &cccpt, Cttober 1906, men Iocn
bar alle be lcOen0e 2lpicr Ncu Oorl,
41ilaOelpbia, Bolton, Yittsburg %
andre ltOre &pcr Qien9jpet Den ior
Oeres QGiere.
W}OrOeren bar Ogmt til 9eoen, "a
0a9eu ior Nenrcttelien bar tommct.
Cm N}Or9enen ipur9te 6on0eoostsrcn
lam, om ban life 6aOoe ct iiofe Cnitc.
$50 Oct bar jcg, iOurte 6an9en,
"og oct ct me9et beiteoent Gnitc.
"Spis oct cr beiteoent, ital jcQ
8jerne OpiDloe bet. 6Oao er Oet?"
"9lo, jc8 bar ili8 emit poo no9le
NorotUt. "
50, men be blir 10 lite moOnc ior
om nO9le MlauneOey.
"9}ej, men je9 ian 8oOt petite
ioarcOe 6Ou0cn.
- 9enrp Senridion, ben pellunen-
Oe 6orrctnil9smuno 1'ent 2. g,
Iom bar antla9ct iOr at bnOe orUbt en-
6ormaccut s.. 9rnoIielo, blcp al 3u=
rDIn iunotn itplOi9 GRAB i onOeu
@raO. So9cn oil blipe oppeaeret,
Der cr en- @epU9elic itartct ipo
SOl'tinsiioten for at p0npirte bore
2oo0iOcrc, ina Den bcrD0teoe Stil9=
ImisIelOD fan bliDe opbUpCt. 3cnnc
|oO onicc9 al mango iOm Ell Stamplet
pd0 OOr SStot, Der bar blcpct Ell ,2if=
lpb9renoc ior Sraiiten bcr g0noct.
- GulOct tunoc life irjitc benoc,
N}r3. 0owaro 0oulo, g}tw Yort
baOoe tilbuot Ell SDiter, Der er gjit
meO Ell &tntier % 6oij06tnot Scn
6ranciato, at Bun oiloe 8ipc 6tuoe ct
0jem % ri9eli9c N}ioIer at Ieoe Al
6remtj9;'L 1Ol. FUN pil IorInoe IN
Mano % ii oj3,i' Som Spar poo
bette 6ilbuo ltreO oen i0ttIAc Solier
o9 tatteoe lor SiIbuoet men belIcr
bun luIte ion''lcn mco I'm Mano, emo
bun piloe 'orIaoc bam
n,;. So .,,,,.. - ,;,r. nit0,r,
., s.,,.,l,' op,,,,,,, ;on, ,,,I a,,,
dig I om EIIotroom ldd opora9 Oct
mco Ell SpoIt. Noia on enltCr at oct
Hal norc ~ @tnlpn@uIoDeo % meo
ct 9oot Nltrtc TOR Den belle N(coltab=
ming, '1a opord9 o't | SjorII9beo o9
%rlpII1c, o9 bTlir0b oI9 pda at Lore
oct @umuniCt ooerlor ale Stabnln=
nIn8cr od plI Oh bIl rI9elI9 btlonnet
pda olnc 9am'e Sd9e. Ee aIltr'Ielir
6or0rVoCr' ut 'rl No9dn8 til SIa3'
npielie / at ianoe oa pine tilSooe IN.
;o44,. N,,I, -, 80, a., A,tt, Ma, /,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10
politilfe 2lnnonter,
Cor Sheriff.

ESea tiUuber mig bcrueo I }Grbeoisbeo at
fremItiue mig Tor 0Pl9eule al Aoberts So.
lom republitonit 6aubioot ior SberiiI, Ill
Goers 9ioiorcIie peo PrimGrpol9ene, ionr
Iinosr Stso BEN ouoen SirSoo9 ,Nint. 1905
Deb NStelie,
Sore SrcNOt
PiPu ! nmulbn
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-10

~ Vyoun,99yeiicu.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
BACK TO SCHOOL

The vacation period for the school
boys and girls-whether pupils in the
lower grades OF the city schools-or
students in the big colleges and uni
versities-is drawing to a close. 1t is
q matter of regret to many-but others
are eager to get back to their studies
In Fargo the high school opens
Tuesday and the youngsters will get
an early start The corps Of teachers
is somewhat changed by designations
and marriages from last season but
the new force will undoubtedly be up
to the high standard that has marked
the city schools in recent years.
The agricultural college. the Fargo
college, the Lutheran Ladies seminary
and the Sacred Heart academy will
all have stronger faculties than ever
before The business colleges are like
the little brook and go on forever.
Altogether the citizens of Fargo
take pardonable pride in the educa-
tional advantages offered by the diff
ferent institutions of the city. The
opportunities for the youth are many
and the reputation OF Fargo in that
respect is growing greater every year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
TAFT ON RACE RIoTs.

Mr.. Taft. in letter to a citizen of
st. Louis, has given prompt express
sion to his views in regard to the dis
graceful riots at Springfield Every
good citizen Of the country" he says,
"nnust deplore the fendish work of the
disgraceful mob that has brought the
city of Springfield to sorrow. Such
an outbreak of lawlessness and bitter
race prejudice makes the lover Of his
country sad. 1t should nerve those in
favor OF improving the adnninistra-
tion OF the criminal law to more ear
nest effort, because am confident that
IL all charges of crime were promptly
investigated and convicted criminals
punished there would be much less
temptation to the formation Of such
conscienceless and cruel mobs as that
which ran riot in Springfield.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
TIME CARD.
I'm effect Aug. 9, 1S0s.l
Trains Arrive.

n. Prom east, 22 p. m. $3.50 a. m.
7:15 a. m, $40 p. m. and 10:55 a. m
n. Prom west, 6:52 a. m, $3.50 a
e., 7:46 p. M, 1881 p. m.
n. P.-Cesselton branch-6:00 p. m.
F. a s. W.-Frorn west, p. m.
C., M. a st. Prom south, IL: 80 q
m. and p. m.
q. N.-From east, 5:15 a. m, 5;5S p. m.
s:10 p. M; $40 p. m.
q. N.-From west, 6:45 a. m, 10:S5 p
m.
G. N.-Arrives from Aneta, 2:1o p. m
@. N-From Grand Forks, 1880 a. m
O.. N.-Moorhead Northern, 1910 p. m
Trains Depart.
n. P.--c4oing east, 1903, 900 a. M ant
s:40, 1881 and 1850 p. m.
N. P.-Going west, 5:55. a. m: 5:st
p. m, $40 p. m.
n. P.-Casselton branch, $500 a. m.
r. q s. W.-Going west, g.: 80 a. m.
G. M. & ST. P.--Going south. a. m
and 8 p. m.
q. N.-Going east, s;45 a. m. 7:45 a
m, $3.50 a. M; 10:35 p. m.
G. N.--Going west, 5:15 a. m. and 55:
p. m.
Moorhead Northern-Departs $3.50 q
m.
@. MO Aneta, departs s a. m.
9. Mo Grand Forks $3.50 .. m
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
PROGRESS AT PANAMA.

In acknowledging the service Of his
commission. sent last spring to invss-
tigate conditions on the Isthnnus OF
Panama, in connection with the canal
work, President Roosevelt INDUCES
m characteristic emphasis in adtec-
tives and superlatives. He finds that
success in the work has been 'literaIlv
astounding At the beginning "no
man would have dared to hope for the
results which have already been
achieved" the work has advanced
more expeditiously than we had ven
tured to think possible;". the treatment
Of hygienic conditions has been such
as to make IT literally model for ali
work Of the kind in tropical countries;' =
the canal zone is "one Of the healthiest
places on the globe and the work
which is being prosecuted with such
tremendous energy is being prosecut-
ed under conditions SO favorable to
health and well being Of the workers
that the mortality among them Is ab-
normally small" and altogether the
government Of the United States has
shown itself 10 Be "a model employer
and Is getting its reward in the won
derful progress on Its work.
The report Of the commission gives
fair ground for this enthusiastic ap-
rreciation. says The New York journal
81 Commerce Certainly the santa.
fion of the iathmus along the cana
1one and 81 Colon GnA Panama uridei
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
Al the Grand.

This has been most successful
week at the Grand. The Bill is varied
and interesting and it pleases the pa
irons of the house.
The Juggling Of the three zazas and
the Carmen Is especially high class
and the stage setting is attractive.
Mylie & orth continue leading ia
vorices. Miss orth sings sweetiy and
Mylie is all to the good on his comedy
work.
Dewey and the Dayton Sisters have
a good turn The eccentric and clos
dancing and singing is very satisfac-
tory
Girls. Christofer has yodeled his way
into popular favor and his violin work
gets him friends.
The new motion pictures for the last
half of the week are making hit and
Elbie Hancn is singing the illustrated
songs In an acceptable manner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.
Aus. s1.--Cat and the Fiddle.
Sept. 6.-A Knight for a Day.


The merry musical extravaganza,
The Cat and the Fiddle. a new one
and good one, or at least this is the
opinion OF all who have seen It. is a
musical melange with the essence OF
extrava gafiza. interspersed with fun
frolic and humor 1t is in class by
itsslf-original. novel. neat and classy,
II is booked at the Fargo operAhouse
for Monday evening.
A Knight for Day IL an uncona
monty good entertainment, and this
adnirer of tuneful music, abundant
fun making and dAshins, strenuous
stage movement will have nothing
to regret II he patronises the perform
ance. which is complets in every de-
tan. A new and splendid stage mount
ing has been given the piece and a
competent cast viii interpret the var
ious roles, all comic opera favorites.
The famous American Beauty chorus
is a feature Of this attraction, being
composed Of a group OF the handsom-
est and best singing girls obtainabie
who have been drilled under the al
rection OF Mr.. Gus Sohlke
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
How tO Avoid Appendioltls.

Most victims OF appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Foleys 0rtno Laxative cures chronic
constipation by stimulating tho liver
and bowels and restores the natural
action of the bowels, Foleys Orino
Laxative does not nauseate or grippe
and is mild and pleasant to take. Re-
fuse substitutes. H. II. Casseiman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
confAr nn -Missinns.

New Wilmington, Pa, Aug. 2s.-A
mems missionary conference Of the
United Presbyterian church was COM
menced today at Westminster college
and will continue three days The con-
ference will attempt to raise $500, 200
for foreign missionary work.