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The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-29

S,yme,t Stevenson. a former Web
ster county boy, has Just been elected
Grand warden of the Iowa Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows. Two years from now
the Grand Masters chair of both Iowa
and Nebra -ka will he filled by Webster
county boys. Paul Storey having been
elected Grand Warden of the Nebraska
jurisdiction. There surely must he
something good in the soil of this
county.
On August 18th comes the closing
date for all harness races at the slate
Fair, Sept. to 10. llS horses have al
ready been named in the stake races.
The races embody 3.year-old 2:35, 2:3o,
2:25, 2:2l, 2:ls and 2:l5 trotting; 3-year-
old $50, 2:25, 2:22, 2;ls, 2;li and free
for-all pacing. Six of these races will
| be for $1,000 each and the remainder
for $500 each. The 3.year-old Nebras-
LA bred running race for purse OF
5000 and the Nebraska Derby, | l.l6
miles, for purse of $500, also close
Aug. 18th.
Honest Bills show drew a large
crowd in the city Thursday night
This attraction was,frst class in every
respect and deserves large audiences
where ever it goes. The children were
especially delighted with the perform
ances in the ring and we could moi
but notice the care the manager took
to see that the children had the adj
vantage ofgood position, Little Cupio
alone furnished entertainment enough
for the older ones. This is one %
the cleanest attractions ever holding
forth in this city and demonstrates
the fact that one does not have tc
cheat and deceive the public in order
TO get crowd. Even the holper'
were gentlemen.
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a great many people who have
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Dyspepsia.
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"aen you experience sourneas
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letter List.

List Of letters remaining unca!led
for at postoliice at Red Cloud, Mob.
for the week ending July, %; 1909
II. NJ. Bacon, Clay Doncs, II f.
Green, Jos. Hart, Chas. Graham, Mgr,
ROYAL Am. Co.., Della Slaughter and
l.. G.Steriett,
These will be sent TO the dead letter
Office Aug. -, 1909, If uncalled for
before. When calling for above please
say "adyertised,'
Z. c. UACEER, Postmaster
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Chas. |. Getting,
The Druggist.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCALITIES

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Mrs. Mary Gregg and daughter Miss
Hattie. who have been visiting Mrs.
John Griffith left Wednesday morning
for Il visit with relatives in Kansas.
Mrs. Richards is the most enthusiast
tic speaker that has ever visited our
coast San Francisco Examiner. At
the Red Cloud Chautauqua August 10.
Miss Lurcne Hansen. who was OF
Grated on Tuesday after noon is gett-
ing along nicely ut this writing and
her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Arrange your work So that You will
be able to attend the Red Cloud Chau-
taugua August Eth to 18th. The pro
gram promises to hc the best Red
Cloud has ever had.
Mrs. Fugate and child of Carson,
Iowa was the guest of her husband,
John 'ugate. who pitches for Red
Cloud ball team. She accompanied
the ball team TO Friend.
Pinesalvc, carboliaed is good for
burns. 1t penctratcs the pores. draws
out Inflammation, aud is healing. 1t
Is hiso eoou ior cuts sores anu o'"'S'''
sold by Henry Cook.
Dr. Winterson physician aud sur
geon. Office in front rooms over DR..
Cooks drug store. Removed from DR..
Raine's Office, Potter Flock. Both
phones Bell Red Is. lndepeud. l5l.
Miss Hu,h has hcen onite seriously
IN tha mast v,ck Mrs Willis Fultou
very kindly took her to her home ana
she Is now gaining steadily ana VIII
undoubtedly recover IN Il snort time
X. H. Moritz. superintendent of the
Red cloud schools, was in Blue hin
yesterday in the interests of the chau-
tauuua To be held in the county seat
town from August eth TO the l5til.--
due I'M Lc'"er
y new kind OF fish, noted for its
great activity was discovere 10y VIM
Wolf and Joe Saladen at Lincoln
while attending the state convention
this week. For further particulars
see any of the delegates who attended
the state convention
VIII Whites baby was poisoned
Monday by putting one of the sponge~
of the Daisy fy.iiller in its mouth
\ doctor was summoned and the child
is out of danger. The same day theiI
little boy had his hand scaldcd and
was brought to the doctor
Eey.J NJ. Bate, viii hold service
AT the Grace church next sunday auo
start Monday at > a. m. for Long Pin,
and Valentine via Superior and Ere
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The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-29

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
TAFT AND OKLAHOMA.

In telling the people Of Arizona and
New Mexico. IN framing their state
constitutions, TO avoid the follies con-
nitted by the Oklahomans, Mr.. Taft
gave them wise counsel. says The St
Louis Globe Democrat When the
country read, IN 1906. that the consti-
t1tsonal convention 1t Guthrie would
have a nine-teuths democratic ma
3ority it saw that Oklahoma had made
9 Diunoer at the outset Then when
Il read me roster OF the best-known
members Of the convention on the
democratic side the country was pre-
pared for some OF the freak proyf-
sions which were injected into the
charter.
II Is not at all certain that Arizona
and New Mexico win be admitted to
statehood during the coming session.
In fact the chances are against any
such assumption. Enough work has
already been mapped out for that ses-
sion to keep it busy anti adjourn
ment next May or June. without tax
ing up the question of the creation OF
two new states. Many members q
congress who are friendly to admis-
sion want 70 postpone II untn after
the count Of inhabitants Is taken next
summer. BY the time that congress
meets in its final session in Deem
ber 1910. the country's population. BIZ
states and territories. viii probably be
known. While New Mexico. in 1900,
had 10000 people. or about the mum
Der which is the unst Of representa-
ton Tor the states in the popular
branch Of congress. Arizona had only
$4,000. Each OF those communities
has grown since 1900. although not
rapidly.
But whether Arizona and New Mex
leo be admitted as states previous ia
the end Of the present congress. IN
1913, or remain out till the next eon-
gress meets. their people win DO wen
to take Mr.. Taxt's advice about avoid.
ing the absurdities Of the oklahomans
IN their constitution framing. The
geological garden Of cranks.- whicE
the president calls the Oklahoma
charter, ID an apt epithet. That doe.
ament win be cited as horrible e.
ample to the Aiaslxans and any Ofhel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
FARMERS CONTROL.


That the farmers o. the northwest
are accomplishing something in their
efforts 10 hold hack their wheat crop
seems q foregons conclusion The
American Society Of Equity Ia the
three spring wheat states has con
Bran6ly repeated the advios to the
members not TO rush their grain 60
market and unnecessarily lower the
price- 1t lie having considerable effect
With a more perfect organization even
better results can be attained The
marketing Of their produces is one OF
the greatest problems the farmers have
TO meet and their efforts 20 improve
conditions should meet with the hearty
endorsement Of the public. ]. A. Rob-
inson, in a recent article In The Mia
neapolis Tribune on the market Eitua-
ton, gives credit TO the farmers He
says, tn part:
Have the powerful spectators Of
the wheat pit, who have been predict
ing very low prices this season. re-
YerBed their position Ia the naEket7
Members q the Chamber Of Com
merce discussed this question on the
trading floor yesterday. Il seems 70
be the general opinion that the out
look has changed and many predictions
were made THAI q big speculative mar
ket In wheat lis IA process Of eYolu-
ton Should these makers OF market
shift their speculative commitments Il
would mean only one thlng-fhaf the
farmers Of the country have proved
their ability 70 dictate the price Of
grain, not so much in defar e Of the
natural law Of supply and demand as
n opposition 90 the bent Of profess
slOnal speculation
Supply and demand. measured by the
eagerness with which nillers have
sought the cash wheat, with which
-four distributors have bought the m
isheo product, and the premiums which
have been paid for spot wheat in all
markets, has been on a closely ad-
5usted basis and az legitimate com
mercial level Opposed TO these fac
tors has been the strong professional
element basing operations on statistics
invisible as wen as visible, and the
worlds markets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
VOTE FoR BETTER WATER.

Tomorrow Is the date set for the spe-
cial electaoa On the water bond issue.
The Forum has not thought IL neces-
hary 20 say much on the matter-as
the voters Last spring declared By q
vote of almost three 20 one that they
wanted better water supply.
II would be an insult 70 their intel
hgenoe TO intimate they would reverse
themselves tomorrow sufficiently 70 de-
feat the proposition.
The imperative necessity of an tm-
proved water supply is 80 apparent
that IL Is 6ihcult 10 conceive any per-
sSn--So dsaclent In personal or NUM-
capal interests 70 oppose the idea
For years the poor quality Of The
water furnished Fargoans has been the
c8ty's ebA@4 handicap Prospective resi-
cents and investors ask, almost the
nnss QneStAo1, about the water supply.
IRIS automatic that no city can be truly
CREST without an adequate supply OF
f&krsg good water.
h 10 80 essential for sanitary and
eoGun@1Gaa1 purposes that no chances
e&n 20 taksa- The hlthy ooze that
Cows through the water mains OF Far
60 at present L. q disgrace 70 the city.
xu the summer tams IL 10 3 oonss-eolorec
@Og1Ouaorat1On Of microbes sufficiently
@doEOus and nauSsous 70 turn the
stomach of . brass monkey.
Every snowt 70 use IL for bathing
purDOsas results fn nah dark brown
snazneaing on the bath tzb and liberal
bruastte deposit Of fertility In the bot
tOGn o. the tub after the water slug
gisaaRy GRAINS out
S@rgo proposes 20 establish a me-
ehanacal filtration plant that win in a
large degree parity the water and re-
move much Of its highly eolored ap-
posxancs. These plants are q success
wherever used. The one nearest here
is AZ East Grand Forks, MINI, and the
residents Of that city unquaIiaedly en-
dorss ii.
AS Tbs Forum understands 1t there
are few, II any, people who have the
tsmertsy to oppose the bond issue on
the ground that rhs city should not
have a better and cleaner water sup
ply. There are some honest differences
OF opinion as to the best site for the
plant The location can be determined
Later. II there are better sites than the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
FoRM or DATA.

There IL so organized movement to
eliminate the phrase $50 help the Cod
from the oafhn administered In court
Opposed 70 tfaas Is the opinion that q
large class og persons win tel the
truth under sentimental pressure OF a
form OF soleuln afarmation-when they
might feel nghtly bound In conscience
BY a declaration NOT touching their
religious convactions.
An old Spanish proveT6 Fzns:
aoaths are words, and words are
wind" The pessim3sric philosophy Of
that country is true elsewhere. Ex-
psr5ence teaches the court officials.
lawyers and reporters that the impress
sion made on the average man by the
administration Of an oath Ia painfully
inadequate In practioe. the raan-who
viii prevariea4e ia the ordinary things
q llte-has no scruples against the
commission Of per5ury-excepting that
be IL slightly more careful TO cover mp
his uttsraDcea.
There are enough % people. however.
Of either . religious OF superEtitions
bent Of mind. who respect the $50 help
me God" clause to make sts retentfon
In the interests OF justice. There ap-
pears TO be no cogent reason for the
elimination q the ancient and time
bonored phrase-even II II is something
on me polI-psrrot order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25

p - & schoheld, Hensler, ". D.. ana
Henry Holten. Washburn. N. D.
investors Mortgage Security co
bismarck. Burleigh county. N 10 can.
ltal stock $4,000. incorporates. y
Lahr, Packersburg. Iowa; r 4 Tab,.
bismarck. y. D.. and w. Z. Lahr Ris'
marck. NJ. ID. as
Travellers Hotel Co. Noonan. WIN.
Jams county, n. d. Capital stocR ssE
oo0- Incorporators: Rolf RaIfs -,
Gats and Albert r, Makee, ali Of Noon !
Mealenn Car Door Co, Minnewa,,.
kan. Benson county N. Is rar ~,
stock $4,000. Incorporators = = :
Hegge, Chas s. McGlenn. 4 n 49,, :
inson and @ w. Buttz. Il - 49, 1ahss,a,
Maukan. n D.. and j. r. McClenn I.
Harvey, n. d. .'e''l'' g
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25

bic study. This Sunday school mas
been in the front rank in training the
rising generations In things religious
II is under the control of comnateDt
officers and efficient teachers. Tha
officers are:
Superintendent-S B. Babcock.
Assistant superintendent An
ma Ninger.
Secretary-Miss Grace Hall.
Treasurer-E. J. Hendrickson-
The Young Peoples society Of tbe
church. known as the Baptist yonns
Peoples union, mas a MEMBERSHIPS ~
eighty three. This society holds a.
meetings the hour before the reeular
Sunday evening church services n
ia largely devotional and educational
and is a great factor in KEEPING tha
interest Of the young men and wonan
conferred on religfods teachings.
Following are its present officers.
President-A. ]. Mckenzie.
Vice President--Miss Emma Han
Secretary- Miss Helen Webster
Treasurer Miss Josephine PLATO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
The Theatres
Oct 2s-Commencernent Days.
Nov. dustin Farnana
Nov. 2-Babes In Toyland.

Commencement Days. with Freder-
elk V. Bowers which win be the al
traction at the Fargo operahouse on
Thursday evening. has the advantage
OF q most happily chosen natle. There
are few indeed to whom it does not
suggest the merriesE moments OF life
period OF youthful optimism and Joy
Gus respect Virginia Frame and
Margaret Mayo. the authors, are said
to have taken the fullest advantage Of
the opportunity which the subject aft
fords and to have written a charming
and consistent play. one ir1bued with
oouyancy, color and picturesqueness.
John Cort makes the production and
the cast engaged is a strong one, in
Guiding Jane Corcoran, Grace Hopkins,
Amy Dale, Leila Smith, Willard
Louis, e. r. O'Connor n. A. Honey,
Catherine Carter. Eva Ahfbott. Eliza
beth Van Smell Zip smith. Oiivette
Haines and q chorus Of thirty 1--we.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
The First Baptist Church Of Fargo

Ths First Baptist church Of Fargo.
enc OF the pioneer religious societies
Of the city. has a membership at the
present Of nearly 900. II il one Of
the leading religious bodies Of the
community and Il, financially as well
Sc otherwise. ii most prosperous
condition Il owns q splendid piece
or property as the corner OF Eighth
street and FIRST avenue south, in-
Guiding an elegant church and par
scnaEe, both o. which cost $4,000.
Beginning its existence with only
twenty-gix members, at the time Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
AVOID HARSH DRUGS
Mary caSharfass Tsnd 10 causs ln-
lury 10 ths Bowels.

n you are subject 10 constipation.
you should avoid strong drugs and
cafharzicA They only give temporary
relief and their reaction Is harmful
and sometimes more annoying than
constipation They IN no way effect
a cure and their tendency sR 20 weaken
they corss in c0n1act
we honestly beIievs that we have
the bert constipation treatment ever
devised Our faith ln 1t Is 20 strong
that we sen II ON the positive guar
anfee that II shall not cost the user
q cent Il # does not gre entire SAT-
aEfacEion ard completely remedy con-
gftpation- This preparation ss called
Rexz1l Or6erlAes. These are prompt.
soothing and most effective fn action
They are made OF q recent chemical
discovery. Their principal ingredient
IL odorlesH. taEteIase anG color8eBs.
Comi5tnsd with Ot11er well known 1n-
gradients, Song established for their
usefulness ~ the treatment CT consta-
pst1on, II forms q tablet which IL
eaten suEf like candy. They may be
taken ct any time. either Gar or ntgnt.
without fear Of their causing any In
convenience Whatever. They DO not
gripe, purge nor canse nausea They
act without causing any pain or ex-
eessive lo0seneEs OF the bowels. They
are ideal for children, weak. delicate
persons and aged people as wei an for
the most hearty person
They come In two size packages, ~
tablets 70 cents, Ss tablets Is cents.
Remember you car obtain them only
1T our store.-The RexaE Etore. The
Waldorf Pharmacy CO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
New CORPORATIONS.
List d New Ones . Announced

List Of New Ones IL Announced BY
sseretsry Of State
FIRST state Bank Of Rec, Kasmer,
Mercer county. y. .. Capital stock.
$4,000. Incorporators: J. F. Willard.
WilImar. Mimi David Holmberg. Rec.
n. d. and ]. p. Field, Garrison, n. D.
Sterling Investment Co. Fargo. cass
couny. n. ID. Capital stock OF $685.
900. Incorporators: william c. Mae
aadden. Myron i. Baldwin, George e
Nichols Manning NJ Hatcher. Henry
Amerland, Charles 4. WheeIock and
william 3. Douglas. Al 81 Fargo. II b.
Hennler Townzite ca. Henaler, oil
yer county. r. d. Capital stock II g2g,-
00o IncOrpprators: ". LAhr. Pack
arsbnrg. L Massingham, Harmon. n.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25

c. r. Kruger. the Jey-eler. 1860 vir-
ginia Ave-, indianapolis, Ind, writes:
Il was 50 weak from kidney trouble
that ! could hardly walk a hundred
feet Fonr bottles Of Foseyss kidney
Remedy cleared my comr sexion. cured
my backaehe and the irregularities dis
appeared. and can now attend ID
business every DAY. ard reconrnend
Foaey'e kidney Remedy 20 All sufferers.
as il cured me after the doctors ana
other remedies had failed r. RI Cas-
selmau-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
Homes That Can Be Purchased on
Payments.

The Page -Benedict Land CO. offer y
accept small monthly payments for
some coy lotIle homes. They also
accept small monthly payments on
lots. Rare Opportunities to get .
home or the start Of q home. Read
their large advertisement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25

FOR oveT nine years suffered with enxu.'--
eonskipaticu ard during this time hsd e 49, ~.
an inlection 1t waxrr wmker once every - hosls
before could have "A ackinn on my poss $50
Happily tried cusearcts ard to-day am 2 80
nAn nuring the mine years hefos< :
Csscarsts Suffered sxnfoid misery with in.e..ss
this morning. You can Csc thss In behalf e
suffering humanity n r.. Fisher R1Anoke -
Peasant pmlakahle. ppkeua. Taste Coco
Ac. sc, Sc Never sold n bu1k- Tne 49,
sine tables stamped CEC. GanmEaknteen ~
eure OK your money back
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25
INDIAN OFFICIAL IN JAIL
coPpsr-coIored Officer Ellis Up With
Bad Booze.

MinoE, N. D.. Oct 25.--An Indian po-
iiceman from the Fort Totten reser-
walton who spenr yesterday in the
city succeeded in getting hold Of
large quantity OF frewarer. He was
assisted to the city jail where he was
given chance to sober up. The big
copper" was given his freedom rhis
morning and ne at once struck out for
the reservation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-25

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