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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tn annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Daily Press Company
will be held at the Office Of the COM
pany. 211 Twenty-ffth street. on Mon
day. November 22nd- 1909. for the tran
saction of sucn business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
L. +. PUGH. Secy-
Oct q, 1909.
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Automobiles! 4: Automobiles

Automobile Tires and Inner Tubes
repaired at popular prices, having an
up-to date steam plant for yulcaniz-
ing.
j. H. GREAvGS,
PIT ThIrty-fifth street.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT salary $500. Ex-
aminations in Newport News soon.
Preparation free. FRANKLIN IN
STITUTE. Dept 406G, Rochester,
N Y. il-IZ.
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LOST.

LOST-A MASONIC CHARM WITH
monogram on back. $500 reward
given if returned to LEXINGTON
HOTEL. q.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Cotton: Spot
cotton closed quiet; % points lower;
middling uplands. $l4.95; middline
gulf. $500. Sales, 240 bales.
Futures opened easy and closed
weak.
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We never think Of looking for mi
crobes in the milk of human kind
ness.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANT ED-EXPERIENCE SHIP
painters. Apply by letter or in per
son to the NEWPORT NEWS
SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK
co. IL.
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AQUEDCCT. y. Y. Nov. 4.-Nin
bus, backed from even 70 to 10 woT
the Woodmere selling stake here. III:
victory was due In large measure q
the good riding Of ButweiL
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LOANS, LOANSi LOANS.

We will loan you any amount from
IS to $50 quickly. ckeaply and private
u. Small weekly or monthly pay
menfs. Address CONFIDENTIAL
8oz 2ss.
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WANTED.

WANTED-E EMPLOYMENT OF
some kind by young man OF ~
Clerking preferred. Can give refer-
ence. Address ~" 523 THIRTEEN
ST. D.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BII4LSi
We can collect them. Guarantee u
collect or no charge. MERCHANTS
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
room 2, Coleman bldg
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WA NTEDtTO BUY. SELL OR Elk
change, furniture and stores, c. w.
LEWIS. $500 Huntington Ave.
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iOllOWS.
Trust funds:
Gold coin. 1915, 91S.S69.
Silver dollars, $iS7.741 900.
Silver dollars OF 1890, si.032 900.
Silver certificates outstanding,
$4S7.741,100.
General fund:
Standard silver dollars in general
fund, $2.123.9S1.
Current liabilities, sl12.S39, 1898.
Working balance in treasury Office,
s2S,617,6t7.
In banks 10 credit Of treasurer OF
the United States. $37.14S.92S.
Subsidiary silver coin. 1901, 5S3.
Minor coin, sl.4s5.14S.
Total balance in general fund. $685.
23O,5S3.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
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FOR SALE OR RENT-SToRE,
house. dwelling and ten acres Of
land. Apply A. L. PARKER, Box
ISIS. City. .
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Jeweiry, Wsiches or Diamond.

u is the rigid policy % this store.
that the Quality q every article. be
truthfully represented.
That Is Why a piece Of Jeweiry
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Treasury Statement.

Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov A.
The condition of the treasury at the
beginning of business today was as
follows:
Trust funds:
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FOR SALE-NO- 10 TWENI1 :
eighth St Nice home on newly
paved street and car line Price
greatly reduced. Terms just like
your rent Stop renting and buy
this home now. SOaMERNii.d-b
TRUST CO, INC. D.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-NO. 1915 HAMPTON
avenue: nice nome in best sec
ton East End. with water view
Unusually well Duiit; very cheap.
Owner in IL. Go to see him. Sum
MELVILLE TRUST co, Inc. D
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Page Correspondence.

Page. N. D., Jan. ITO The
Forum: aiRspresentative and Mrs. J. F.
Collins left here the first OF the week
for Bismarck, N. ID.
VIM. Stremmel went to Fargo Fri
day evening returning to Page Sat-
urday morning. ~s. ~
Miss Verna Parks left here the irst
of the year for Woods, NJ. D., where
she has engaged to teach term OF
school. A a-
Miss Dora MacLinn came up fron,
Minneapolis the first of the week and
visited her mother for a couple OF
days, then returning to her duties al
Minneapolis. - l&
| Monday afternoon about s o'clocl
fire was discovered in the attic Of the
Page House. 1t was soon extinguishet
but not until some damage had beer
done to mattresses and bedding stored
there and also to laundry hung ther,
for drying. But for the timely dis
covery the building and contents mus
have been entirely destroyed as th'
fire fighters said that ten minute
later the fire would have been beyont
control. The origin Of the fire Is un
known.
Warmer today, but occasional snoy
hurries. Hope warm wave is on tn
wav here.
Miss Myrtle Walker is home again
from an extended visit with relative
at Bemidji, MINI.
Frank Ritter Of Plum coulit. Man
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
ORATORIO CLUB
TO sing L..
FARGO AND MooRHEAD oRGANi-
zATloN HAS STARTED REHEAR-
SAILS or THE FAMOUS COMPOST
TloN-PRoF. q. MILES, NOTED
BARITONE WILL BE SECURED.

The Fargo and Moorhead oratorio
society Is hard at work on produc-
ton which is being. looked forward to
by music lovers of Fargo with great
anticipation. This oratcrio will be
the famous Elijah and the members
Of the society are evincing great en-
thusiasm and intend TO make this pro-
duction the best that has ever been
presented In the city.
The society which is under the di-
rection of the Fargo College Conserva-
tory Of music Is composed Of the best
vocalists of the two cities and under
the direction Of the splendid artists,
who are instructors in the institution,
great things are to be expected when
the composition is presented. Another
thing which viii undoubtedly make the
oratorio success ais well as being a
great drawing card, is the engagement
of q. Miles, the famous baritone who
will take the title role. The society
is now working to secure him and
they expect to be successful. Profess
sor Miles is undoubtedly the greatest
Elijah" In the United States. the role
being one of the best In which he. APP
pears.
The society held most enthusiastic
rehearsal on Tuesday evening. This
was the first rehearsal held this sea-
son and fully seventy-five, members
were present They are all much in
terested in the work and are much
elated at the prospects OF presenting
Elijah which is without doubt one of
the best. oratorios ever written.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

is here visiting with relatives and
friends for short time.
The Sons of Veterans will meet on
Saturday evening for installation of
offlcers for the ensuing year.
Everybody boost" for North Dakota
in general and your own common
wealth In particular.
Great sympathy is expressed for the
earthquake sufferers in southern Italy
and Sicily, while all are very thankful
that we are in N. D., and outside OF
the earthquake zone.
w. r. Parsons return Saturday
from a visit with his daughter and
family, T. J. Pierre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
BEAUTIFUL HAIR FROM
"A HOMEMADE TONIC

Every woman desires beautiful hair
and q good tonic Is just as much a
necessary adjunct to the toilet as is
soap or tooth powder, But gooi hair
tonics are expensive. Here is a recipe
for 4 home made preparation that win
give as good or better results than the
highest priced ready made tonics and
not cost half as much. Mix half a
pint Of alcohol with half pint Of
water add an ounce of Beta Quinol
Simply shake well together and your
tonic is ready for use. If you prefer
you can use pint OF imported bay
rum instead OF the alcohol and water
Beta Quinol used daily will give vi
tality, health and attractiveness to the
hair, Any woman who appreciates
the value OF Iuxuriant. soft and glossy
hair cannot afford to be without this
almost magical quinine hair tonic.
Any druggist win sell you the Beta
Quinol and alcohol or bay rum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14


3. Federal Inspection. weighing and
Grading OF Graiis.-Hpa II. r.. No
Cunlber. North DalSo.A
Wednesday, 1880 .. h..
Reception ait the Agricultural
college campus.
Delegates and their wives are cordi-
ally invited to visit and inspect the
college buildings. wednesday evening
ct 1880 p. m. After inspecting the
buildings a short reception viii be held
IN the arrnory. Speaking and music
By the cadet band.
Thursday, Jan. 21, 10 a. m.
Live Stock Day.
!. Creamery Construction and Its Re-
lation to the Dairy, Industry In North
DakotaR. F. Flint, assistant dairy
commissioner. bismarck. N. d. /,
2 Preyentable Diseases Of Livestock
---Dr. T.. VanEs, Agricultural college.
3. How to Care for the Brood Sows
During the Winter-H. O.. Teller,
field representative Of The Farmer
st. Paul, MINI,
Thursday, 1;30 b. m.
/. The Type Of Beef Animal the Mar
ket Demands joan Gosling, Kansas
city, Mo-
2 Raising Beef Cattle in North Dako-
ta--A. J. McInncs. Dazeys N. D..
3. The Future Of the Draft Horse
Bnsiness-H. @. Mcmillan, Rock
Rapids, Ia.
Discussions led by Donald Campbell
Hannaford, NJ d. 81.
Thursday, 8 p. m.
Meat Demonstrators Conducted by
John Goesling, Kansas City, Mo-
Banquet and business meeting of the
North Dakota Live Stock association
Friday, Jan. 90, 10 a. m.
Horticulture and Forestry.
/. Forestry Education the Basis oi
Forestry-Prof. S. b. Greene Mime
opils, Mimi
2. The Present Basis Of Small Fruit
Growing In the Northwest-Fsred
Heath, Fargo, NJ D..
8. The Making of a Lanscape-
Prof G. B. Waldron, Agriculture
college, N. d. s
4. A. p. Stevenson, Morden. Manitoba
Canada.
Friday 1850 p. m.
1. Report Of Committees.
q. Election Of Officers
9. Our soiis-Arthur Murphy, Orr, N
ID.
4. Address-w. M. Hays, assistant
secretary of agriculture, washington
ID. c.
Friday, 7;30 p. m.
1. Concert by North Dakota Agricul-
tural college cadet band, 1880 sharI
to $3.50.
.. The Profession Of Homemaking
Miss Margaret McCarty, instructor
domestic science, NJ. d. A. G.
s. Increasing Farm Products w. M
Hays, assistant secretary of agricul-
ture. Washington, D. C.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
Complete List Of the Standing
Committees Of the N. D. Senate

Rules Macdonald, chairman; La
Moure. Taieott. Sharpe, Koffei. Ken
nedy, CIshel!
Immigration Steel (ward), chair
man; Palmer. purcell, Turner, Wicher,
Martin, WaIiin. Meal.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries
Welo, chairman; Mcdonald Mclean.
Welsh, Johnson, McAruthur. strom,
Baker, Severtson, Overson, Anderson,
Ramsett, Gronvold.
Irrigation and Drainage Casi1el,
chairman !; Simpson Letfzs Kennedy,
Johnson. Trimble. Turner, Neal, over
son.
Apportionment- Steer (ward). chair
man: Mclean. Macdonald, Ramsett
Movius. Rice, Gilbert, Kelly. Stevens
TrimbIe, Albright, Gunderson, John
son, Severtson, Baker. steel (Stuts-
man, Welton, Talcott, Welo.
Corporations Other Than Municipal
Purcell. chairman; Gilbert Neal
Wallin. Davis. Wicher, Kelly, Duis,
Gronvold, Anderson, Plain,
Military Affairs--Ba chairman:
Rice. Welsh. Steel (Stutsman), Simp-
son, Kennedy. overson, Gronvold,
Woman Suffrage 0verson. chair
man; Crane, Halliday, Anderson, Wal
ton, Purcell, Koffel.
Game and Fish KoffeI chairman;
Talcott, Pierce, Rice. Plain, Gilbert
Macdonald, Severtson. Baker.
Animal Husbandry Macdonald
chairman; Albright, Leutz. Talcott
Palmer. Welo, Johnson, Steele (stuts
MANI, Gronvold, Irwin, Martin.
Joint Committees.
Public Buildings Anderson, chair
man; Simpson, Duis. Kennedy, AL
bright.
Charitable institutions Trimble
chairman Irwin, Gilbert 5 Steele
(Ward), Crane.
Educational Institutions - Davis
chairman; Talcott, Stevens, Kelly
Wallin, Steele (Stutsman) Ramsett,
Penal Institutions--W Welsh, chair
man; Pierce, Neal. Mclean, Purcell.
State Library-Bessessen, chairman;
Turner, Welo, Albright, Plain.
Joint Rules stevens, chairman /;
Sharpe, Koffel
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murphy went to
Fargo last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Wilson of Aneta
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keyes last
week.
]. S. Gray of Medina is spending
a few days in town.
Among those returning to Fargo re-
Gently to continue their studies at the
institutions of learning we noticed
Miss Lulu Morton, VIM. Schult, VIII
lard and Earl Davis. Milo woodward,
Miss Emma Mcclellan and lone Tuck
er, and also Walter, ARTHUR. Eddie
and Miss Clara Barr who go TO st.
Paul TO resume their studies in a col
lege there. Cor. Page.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

Indigestion has always caused more
nervousness than any other ailment.
II, you have indigestion, you don't
get all the nutriment out of your food
that you should.
Your worn out stomach masses the
food on without extracting enough
nutritious substance to supply the
blood and nerves.
And II the nerves are not supplied
with nourishment. they begin TO re-
bel. They kick UP great disturbance.
They make you irritable and cranky.
you worry about trifles. and you can
not sleep soundly at night you have
bad dreams, and you get up In the
morning unrefreshed.
Try Mi1o-na tablets, the money back
cure. Mi-o-na will cure your nervous
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

Bismarck, N. d., Jan. 14.-The full
list of senate committees is:
Judiciary Sharpe. chairman; Pierce,
Simpson. Koffel, Crane, Talcott, Bes-
sessen, Oyerson, Movius, III. H. Steel,
cashei, Duis, Purcell, Plain and Cum
derson.
Educational Taicett. chairman;
Macdonald, Rice, Gnnderson, Stevens,
Walton, Davis. Waliin, A., Steel, Bes-
sessen, Casheks N
Election Palmer, chairntaus Crane,
LaMoure III. II. steele. Stevens,
Welsh, Koffei. Turner, strom. over
son, Neal,
Approprlatibns LaMoures chair
man: Sharpe, Simpson, Movius, Gill
bert, Leutz Strofn, stevens, Kennedy,
Stevens, Welsh, Pierce. Baker, Steel
(StutsmanG cashel Wallin, Ramsett,
Mclean. I
Railroads - Gilbert, chairman;
Pierce, Mclean, Plain, Purcell, Steel
Ward, Albright, Wallin, Kelly. Pal
ner. Wicher. Duis, Welo,s Macarthur,
Bessessen, Neal, Trimhle.
State Affairs - Crane, chairman
Talcott. sharpe. LaMoure. Gilbert
Movius, Rice. Palmer, Kennedy, lac
Donald, Syvertson, Steele (Stutsmanli
PurcelIs Leuts Albright =
Public Lands Martin, chairman
Movius, Macarthur, Purcell, Turner
KoffeI, Irwin, Stevens, Wicher, Baker
Syvertson.
Ways and Means Movius. chair
man; Macarthur, Simpson, strom,
overson, Martin. Davis, Duis, Besses-
sen, LaMoure, Walton.
Agriculture-Plain, chairman; Tai
colt, Palmer, Johnson, Eyvertson, Al
bright, Kelly, wfcher, Macarthur, Wal
ton, irwin, Halliday ana Strona
Warehouse, grain and grain grad
ing Mclean, chairman; Cashel
Ramsett, Albright Strom, Johnson
Martin, Crane, Walton, Halliday, Ir
win, Bessessen, Palmer, Leutz, An
derson.
4 Rice, chairman; Gunder-
son, Movius, Crane, Baker. Wailin,
Trimbie. we1o, Anderson, Syvertson,
Gronvold
Engrossing and Enrolling Bills
Koffel, chairman; Steele, Rice, Davis,
Gunderson.
Banks and Banking Pierce. chair
nlAflss AAOVEuSt yLSub1S HldClJOttdids FASlT
nedy, Gunderson, Davis. Martin,
cashel, Ttimble, Duis, Neal and Gron-
void.
cities and Municipal .corporation--
Kennedy, chairman; Steele (Ward)
Welsh, Pierce, Baker, Turner, Welo
Bessessen, Plain, diversion, Purcell.
Indian Affairs Neal, chairman;
strom, Palmer, Trimble, Anderson.
Statistics Albright, chairman
Trimble, Kennedy, Wicher, Irwin
Koffel, Baker.
Federal Relations - Stevens, chair
man, Mclean. syvertson, Walton
steele (stutsman), Wallin,. Anderson
ESharoe, Welsh. -...s q.
insurance - Simpson, chairman
Pierce, Albright, Mcdonald, johnson
Overson, Ramsctt, Bessessen, Ander'
son, Gronvold, Trimble.
/ Public Health--Leutz chairman
Davis, Kelly, Halliday, Turner, Wei
ton, Macarthur.
Public Printing Albright. chair,
man: Mclean. Turner, Kelly, Mac
donald, Severtson.
TemperanceSt Strorn, chairman; Tai
Icott, Pierce, Lafoure, Gilbert, Nc
Arthur, Mclean, steele (5tutsman)
Walton, Anderson Welo.
Mines and Minerals = Ramsett
Chairman; Simpson, Macdonald, Neal
Mclean, Trimble, Martin, Davis. Mo
Evius.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
PROGRAMME FOR
GRAIN GROWERS


The programme for the Tri- state
Grain and Stock Growers association
which win hold les annual session in
Fargo on Jan. ~ to 20 inclusive is a.
follows:
Tuesday,, Jan. 10, 10 i. m.
1. Prayer
2. Address Of welcome-Roy Lewis,
Fargo. ~. ID.
5. Good Roads-T. II, Atkinson. state
engineer. Bismarck, n. ID.
4. Address Mrs Adds r. Howie
farmers Institute corps, Elm Grove,
Wis. on Farm Horses.
So appointment OF committees.
Tuesday, 1880 p. m.
1. How to Make Good Roads out Of
Prairie Dirt Department OF Good
Roads, Washlagfoa ID. G.
2. Relation OF Hunus 10 Crop Rota-
tioIa-Dr. Rfiggs, department II
agriculture, Wasningson, ID. e
3. Presidents Address. The Agricul-
tural Ohtlook-J. FL. Worst, Agrlcul-
tural college, ", d.
a. The Land Whore the Farmer Il
King Prof. a. G. Arvoid. AgricuI-
tltral college, N. d,
Wednesday, Jan. 90, 10 q. m.
Rotation Of Crops.
|. (al Part That Wheat and Other
small Grains Should Occupy in c-cr
Rotation Prof. j. n Shepperd
Agricultural college. N. II.
2. (bl Part Cultivated aa1 Legunin-
GUS Crops Should o. Amy in Crop
Rotation -T. "A. Hoverstad. supsrin-
tendent farmers institutes. N. d
Wednesday, 1:3o ,. NJ.
1. (c1s Place livestock Sh0aid Occupy
IN Crop Rotation Prof Andrew Boss
St anthony Park, Minn.
2. Reading In the Farm Home--Dr
Max Bait. Agricultural college, N. T.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
Simple Prescription for stomach
Troubles.

Get from any first class prescrip-
tion drug store one ounce Of Tinct,
Cinchona Compound, one ounce OF
Prosene Compound and half a pint OF
sherry Wine. Mix together in q. bottle
and take, q teaspoonful In a wine glass
OF water before meals This simple
mixture will cure any case Of indi-
gestion. sour stomach, belching OF gas.
People who have tried 1t claim relief
Is given in a few minutes after taking
the first dose.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
DECORATING wALnoRE.

J. G. Durkee & CO. have secured the
contract and are now proceeding to
decorate the ground floor OF the WAL
dorf MOTEL. Their work also includes
the decorations Of the new billiard
nail and several OF fhe rooms recently
built on the fifth Hoor. This is an i'm
portant and extensive job and Messrs.
Durkee and Backer have employed a
special artist for the more particular
parts OF the work
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
ofRL NAY SIT ON BEAU,s KNEE.
No Law sy Which Practice Can Be
Stopped, Declares Judge.

Stopped, Declares Judge.
Cleveland, Ian. 14.-In a decision in
Which no names were used, Judge
Adams of the juvenile court has ruled
that girl may sit on her beau's knee
without fear Of interference by the
law.
An excited parent demanded the ar
rest of his daughter
"She is 1872 he said.s Il came down
stairs at 1-.3n o'clock last night and
found her 81 g on a young man's
knee, her arm around his neck. / told
her to go to bed at once and ordered
the young man away. She kissed him
good night before my eyes. / want
YOU to awe her" s srs
There is no law by which I can
interfere" said the Judge. mo court
would attempt to interfere with girl
sitting on her beau's knee"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
Notice.

1t is ordered by the president Of the
BARRIERS Board OF Examiners to hold
meetings as follows: Bismarck, Jan.
Is and 10; Jamestown. Jan. 20; Fargo,
Jan. 21 and 20; Grand Forks. Jan. rs
and 26; Devils Lake, Jan. ~ and rs.
All BARRIERS without license please
report at the most convenient place
Of meeting. Ed Richardson, Sec.
(Jan. s, 13, 20)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
MORE HONOR FOR CARROLL.
He May be Made coadjutOr Bishop d
Baltimore.

Washington. Jan 14.---It is reported
that the name of Bishop John r. Car
roll of Helena. Mont, who was, recent
ly appointed rector OF the Catholic
university at washington, has been
forwarded to Rome In a list by Card
inal Gibbons for coad5utor bishop of
Baltimore. Should the pope select
Bishop Carroll from the names sent
by the cardinal. 1t will mean that he
will eventually be archbishop with the
right of succession to cardinal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14
INDIGESTION IS
SO EASY TO CURE

ness by driving out the cause. Mi-o~na
will give you relief the nrst day. II
will cure acute cases In few days,
and chronic cases in a few weeks.
Belching Of :, heartburn, sour
taste OF food, waterbrash, foul breath
and other dyspeptic symptoms vanish
before the mighty power Of Ml-o-na.
Try Mi-o-na. The Waldorf Phar-
macy sells ii and thinks so well of II
that they viii refund your money IL y
doesn't cure, and only SO cents g large
box.
MONA sold in every town in
America.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

John Hayes Hammond has er.
the political arena with as much
and apparently as much succo
he did his engineering work
energy in engineering made ~
highest paid Individual In the wn'
and has already made him domino
factor in republican politics.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

Augusta, Ca, Jan, 14,--Among those
in consultation with President -elect
Taft are Frank Hitchcock, in all prob
ability the next postmaster-general.
and John Hayes Hammond. Both OF
these men are in the forefront Of pub
lie life
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-14

Have you ever tried Booths Laxa-
tive Pills for constipation? They act
with comfort and satisfaction. rs cents
q box.
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President w. l.. Edge Of the Braxos
County Farmers Union. returned last
night from Galveston where he has
been attending the state meeting OF
the Union and the Galveston Cotton
Carnival. He said while he had felt
better and had more money. yet he
had good time and felt well repaid
for his trip.
He said relative TO the pooling Idea,
that the holding cotton movement
heretofore inausuratsd would go right
on. The object being not TO ovsrstock
the market They would market slow
~, only a. needed. and In this way
prices could b. advanced and main
tained.
Relative 10 the statement Of Presi
dent Nell In regard to boycottins the
Texas cotton oil mills and shipping
all the seed out OF the state. he had
heard nothing OF II except what wal
said by Mr.. Neil's report. and though
hts statement was misunderstood. III
did not believe the seed would b.
shipped cut Of the state unless forces
to do so by the mills combining ant
refusing 70 pay n fair and Legitimate
price.
President EDGE says the member
OF the Union are "a patriotic and a
loyal TO home enterprises and hom'
institutions NJ anybody else. but the
could not practice the so-calIed patrl
otism n II took bread and meat GU
OF the mouths OF their wives and chi
dren. When this Is the case Il ceas
fsd to be loyalty. but foolishness.
He said the Union was working 70
fair and equitable adjustment Q
trade conditions. They wanted to ~
all lines OF business conducted aIon
lines that would insure REASONABLE
profit. and az the same time see III
farmers receive a fair price for ihei
products. With this accomplished IN
mail order business. the cotton see
troubles. and all else that now Dbl
iurb commerce. would end This
the end for which the Union is worl
ing. and this Is what they are Eoin
TO have II II knocks every fish OF
Of the boat"