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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
Notice 70 Contractors.

Bids viii be received for the erec-
tion and completion OF a three story
and basement hotel for the Siebert
Hotel Co. at F1axton, N. D.
j. c. woodruff, Minot,
Architect.
Bids will be received for the award
ing of the contract on April 10 at Flax
ton. Plans are on file at the Builders
e. Traders exchange at Minot, Grand
Forks and at Minneapolis. certi-
fed check of 10 per cent Of the con-
tract price must accompany all bids,
made out to the Siebert Hotel Co.
Bids for plumbing and steam heat will
be let under a separate contract.
The company reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
j. G. Woodruff Architect,
IL Tompkins block. Minot NJ d.
March 10, 20, %. rs, 81; April 2.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
Brains in SELLING.

Sample Case: A salesman who had
carried off a big order at price far
above his rivals quotation was asked
how he did it. 81 did IT by showing the
buyer that my price was cheapest,
judged by unit cost of operation ?"
"Oh, / just thought some blanRed fool
would ask me, so / had the factory
manager put me WISE
Very simple. He used his brains.
The Commercial follows out the
same line of thinking in, the following
contribution to the literature of sales
manship:
''The stronger your grip on a selling
point, the stronger will be your pre-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
new Phone DIRECTORY
Take Notice and Notify the NJ. w. Co
of Changes You Desire in Your
Address or Number.

The new N. w. telephone directory
goes to press March Is. All changes
in addresses and number should be in
before that date. Those contemplat-
ing putting in new phones should do
so before March Is and get names in
the book. Those on party lines may
have individual line service at an ex-
ira cost Of so cents per month. Phone
changes for new directory to 1910 or
mail your instructions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
Monumanra.

A. w. Raymond, pioneer monument
and gravestone nan,will call on anyone
wishing anything In his line. Addres,
Box 41S. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
TRIP TIPS.

A. White Of the Acme Harvester
Co. spent the fore part of the week at
Minot. He reports things as getting
lively in anticipation OF one Of the big
gest years of prosperity that ever
boys of the Acme were in this week.
Get the habit OF keeping in touch
with this column. Help a good thing
along. Any little item of interest to
the travelling men telephoned to The
Forum, 1897, will be gratefully re-
ceived. 1t wont do you any harm.
Items to appear Saturday must be in
Friday evening. You like to keep track
of the tNher boys. They like to hear
about you.
w. Crumlett who sells the Garden
City feeder made by the Pella Stacker
Co. of Pella, la. was in the city this
week.
o
c. b. Leonard OF the American Steel
and Wire Co. who has spent the week
in the western part of the state came
in today. He reports good business
oAAA CApSCLS d DlB SuIiLlSIs
]. McNulty and N. /. DeVore, rep
resenting Lindsay Bros of Minneapolis
are in Fargo this week.
Messrs. Sanderson and Sheffield with
the Lowell Steam Plow Co. talked
their line to Fargo men this week.
800
The work of demolishing the old
Windsor hotel st. Paul, Minn,, has
been completed and on its historic site
will be established the new million
dollar Hotel st. Paul. Excavation is
well under way, and the contract calls
for the completion of the structure
work by May 8, 1909. The hotel, when
completed, will be operated by Chas
@. Roth, of the famous st. Nicholas
hotel, Cincinnati.
A Crookston paper says that E. G
Mogford, a representative of the Mar.
shall-Wells Hardware Co, OF Duluth
spent Sunday in that city, enroute tC
Thief River Falls, where he viii spend
the week with r. s. Ashley, who is one
of the local men with MARSHALL Wells
Among the topics discussed bv the
Ohio Hotel Clerks association, at &
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20

Bids will be received by the under
signed up 20 and including March 81,
1909, for, the erection of a two-story
and basement store building at Beach,
NJ ID. Plans and specifications can be
seen at my store at Sentinel Butte. N
D. Bids must be accompanied by q
certified check Of $500. Owner re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. N. A. FREEBURG,
Architect.
Address all bids to ]. j. BARLEY,
Sentinel Butte, N. d.
(March 1s, 20 a7).
woR STATE NEWS READ FORUM
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
When Adam Had the BuIoe.

Eve Gin Garden days. Adam, If you
don't treat me better I'm going right
home to my mother!
Adam (crossing . his fingers)--Aw
gwan! You amt got no mother!
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
BE Sure and Go

Be Sure and Go
To the three days sale that Howard
Moody is going to hold. Sale will
start Monday morning. You'll find
some splendid bargains.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
Wild OATS SEPARATOR

The latest ana most wonderful in
vention Of the day. Something of the
greatest interest to all grain growers
and parties interested in the extermi.
naion OF tn obnoxious wild oat pest
II makes perfect separation OF the
following grains. wild oats from
spring wheat, wild oats from barley
wild oats from durum and winter
wheat, wild oats from rye. Dealers In
agricultural implements wanted as To-
cal agents. James Holes, Fargo.
General agent for North Dakota.
n..a A. u1n.A-t ~. s-..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20

Floyd Bliven, who represents the
Fairbanks Soap Co. has ben in Fargo
for some time. Bliven is well known
to travelling men who make Crookston.
He was formerly cleark OF the Palace
hotel in that city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20

recent convention in Cincinnati, the
following will be found of particular
interest TO the men who carry the
grips:
why should hotel Clerks extend
credit? ?"
Should a proprietor cash a check
for a stranger after the clerk has re-
fused?"
Suggestion for action to prevent
hotel papers from wrongfully referring
to the hotel cleark as a man with big
diamonds and a naughty and inde-
pendent air"
"a clerks life from a jokelet side"
Chair waramers and writing room
pests. What to do with them"
Methods used in handling mail"
proper way to greet guests"
Says a Red Wing paper: VIM. Gull
of Minot, N. D., was in the city yes
terday on his. way to Goodhue to visit
his old home. Mr.. Gull represents the
Advance Machine company in foreign
countries and has travelled extensively
in Europe and South America. He re-
kcently returned from the latter coun-
| try.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20

voR STATE NEWS READ FORUM ,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20

Read the electric light advertise.
ments both morning and evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-20
Motto to cnn+lrao4ora.

Hancock Bros, Architects.
March 13, 20, 27; April So
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23
Truth and
Quality

appeal to the Well-IniormeI in every
walk of life and are essential TO permanent
success and crcditable standing Accor-
incly, it is not claimed that syrup Of Fig,
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy Of
known value, but one of many reason,
why it is the best Of personal and family
laxativcs is the fact that /, clcanscs,
swcctcns and relieves the Internal organ,
on which it acts without any facilitating
Acr effects and without having 70 Increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and it. component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, rs it is free from all objection.
able substances. TO get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine -.
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug
gi,ts
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23
HASTINGS POTATO CROP.

The first piece Of land ever
bought in the Hastings region for
gardening purposes was sold to |.
J. White, says ONE who has ION"
been a resident If Florida, He was
the brother OF "Dcacou J. 5. Y.
White, both of whom many Of the
older l'loridians remember 80 WE'LL
This l, J. White was assured by a
number of Floridians Of the day
that they Would not pay taxes ON
such land as that, But he was Il
New England farmer of experience
and told them to come around and
see what that soil would do when
it was WcIl-draincd and Wcll-Work-
ed, When his first crop was grow
ing, some who called to inspect il
were surprised to find it looking
green and fresh, whereas crops else
where in the state were drying up
in the drought then prevailing,
He had dug drains, and when the
land was dry enough had had it
ploWcd deeply and then some more,
then narrowed. The soil was deep
and fine, The first crop exceeded
all expectations. Then others
came in feeling encouraged to buy
and follow his example. The po-
tato crop Of the Hastings region, il,
is estimated, will be from 10000
to 10000 barrels this year, bring
ing a net price Of $3.50 BARREL
or from S52 5000 to S7Io,5oo net in
the aggregate. The Grocery
World says new Florida potatoes
were bringing from S to 81 bar
rel wholesale in New York and
Philadelphia, last wcck,-Iim's
lHioN
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23
A STARTLING STATEMENT


.r,rprInl
ri. ,.., n.r.oo r,,i.,i.. Of
,h. lilo New Work h,..if1'~ .ho.
tAn, some case. Of ,or~,,o,r,,,1 n.y..
due ,o unchecked tv,nc,,;9 r,.
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Dv.rc,.;a wear. .u ,hu body
and Lr,in ;rc weakened ;r,,,lI.
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the ln.I,. Io.. mn, r,c,ir. IN. rn-
uu;rol norr;.hmon, constitution
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,.o,l. ami L.oaarl \. q r..n1,
five ho.,r become. . fertile hrld fo~
,h. o.rns If lisro.. f., l,do,.. and
N,rr;.h
Thcrcf,ro ,ho ,cr.oo vho NOR
mir. l,.,.,,,;, T., ,r.,.,,.,.. ,,,Li,I.
"rod !: q, l,,ir,, If rn,,r;Lr, .;,,''' tn
o.orI ,hn lnvo,,,,,.,t ,f ,,, ~
,hn mos, ;n.;d;on. AMI f,,,I AZ.
ca.cs trnon - n,onl,;nd
Dvsnnr.;o !. nnrni,In = ,r,,orr,.
,rr,icJ G. " Fisher ,,,,L,,;s,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23

present, and a spiritual feast is eX-
pcctcd.
Miss Annie Bell, Tavares, has
opened a private school in Ncmas-
see, and she seems TO be meeting
with success. She deserves the
support and encouragement Of the
good people Of that community.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23
THE BEDROCK OF SUCCESS

lies in keen, clear brain backed by in
domitable will and resistless energy.
Such power comes from the splendid
health that Dr., Kings New Life Pills
impart They vitalize every organ and
build up brain and body. A, Harmon,
Lizemore, w Va, writes; They are the
best pills ever used" 2Sc. at all drug
giSts,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23
John B. StetSOn University
A SCHOOL FOR ALL DENOMINATIONS
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ART.

COLLEGE I Of LIBERAL ARTS sh lngqass
EeonGny a4oogy a Culture Et II
COLLEGE OF In o
snss
cotlEsE M TEACHERS
mi 1nuy
iScnte urN IN alto,
work Its
Nanic oiJ
orkr and MaulT
passi
ftcnn goaoros
and other Insit
ndowuent
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LINCOLN HUXLEY, Phi D., Lit D, LID.
DeLand, Florida.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23
Colored People
Rev. S. G. Baker Editor
Editor

purchased some very desirable
property upon which they will
erect their cdiljcc in the near future.
The deed was presented to the
church at meeting recently held.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Winblcy,
Misses Lena Bulncy and Amy VIII
son made flying trip to Orange
City last Saturday night
The Rev. D. \. Perrin held his
first quarterly conference at Bethel
church last Sunday The reports
were good, and showed that all de-
partmentS Of the church are alive
and progressive About $1,000
has been raised since March lst.
Despite the bad Wctahcr, good
sized audience attended the services
at Bethlehem church last Sunday
evening and listened to a very able
sermon delivered dy tine Rev, ! y.
DAVIS.
The annual services held by the
pnn,;s, oL,,.'I, L., c,,,'io,. ,,.'n,
nnil n,,onI,L ,,,I L,n'j,. -, ;,,aJ
NV thr Ioror o,,J;rnrr ThH ,l,GnjoJ
then, Vnr,. onnd r,nor. vcro ,c,J
hr U,s,,o,;. Wnnr',n o,I + -
Rolnr nHI . ,n"n,,, oJJro.s v.n.
delivered by Mrs. Mary Smith.
pnr : . parnr -! Wv
\, ,ho oL",. ,or,.;co, ,bo will
o,.a 80 ~" l,,, ~ - n;.',, a,,i
J,cnL cnlIon ,,,,, ,,a;d 'hn;, Ln,,h
cln;,n. H. n;yoi, ' roro;rnL S'oo
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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-23

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
DELAND, FLA.
Office at Residence, Howry Ave. Next
20 A. NJ. E. Church Double fee Char
ged for Night Calls, Which Will be An
swered Promptly for Cash.
Office Hours. s to 10. to - to
$50.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
Cure Your Kidneys.


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symrirms ~ Elfaaf 1lsestss sure
Yourself ms hsflff HifNfses 9fNfsf
~ rfshfs flsesst sHfs IN Read thlt
Hefffin0 ffsflmthf
u u Fiesets isesfun Y sffshi1n,
ME- ssgai "tW iNHg tlme ! treH
M kidneys wffe diar1efed hut W
'hey hrthefed mr 1nly slightly N
nui, dld nothing ~ strengthen
them Az nfst ! suffered from bsfk
tfhe Hnd ~ lffesulgfify N the Fl1.
nfy aeefefidns and shen the trouble
afrs s0faN. derlAed thst sonsethlnv
must ~ dphr pfnrufef = bps NJ
f,uans kidney fllls ~ tho Scranton
Fngfmary and thpy rufppiefely fld nie
N the e6mrlslal ~ health ~.
since been NJ fhe heat and ! am glad
Nv feebmmend fms ysuahle remedy n
pthef sufferers N kidney complaint
fof aale by all dealers Price W CITE
fpstef NlIhufn On Buffalo, Ne~
YORK. sole sgents FOR United States
Remember the nsme- Doans ant
take 10 other ~ "
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

Nstlfstfae esg Ths ffatess
frH2sf 90 stfNs a fff feffis NJ
Nlisltatil ~ tis,lts ~ tefifslt "
lsfsfffn liffii pH ~ flffaf iffflts
shi.h ii ~ - Presented ~ fhe ittfls
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lhs thsfa ~ ffnA9fiea lNtf'darsf
~ ~ ilaNosssaf'n NJ uhl1
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~ seefsisfy n ~ sfsy lofafe
fYasfsss snft lsss1a n psffioflsaI
sad shst lfssis ~ syfsfnment ~
proposed fflH iofsa1sd " inshlfe
~ tifl desrss ~ ss1s n fhe nfHcsf'
n ~ Mississippi lhslndlef nsp'
lsns fremont . 1ssesndsnt ~ oon
ffemoat ~ fhe foloa sfmr, fsfse y
M proposed 5se0fffl1n N fhe sefric'
slth me- uFeness ~ fhe chief ~ ~
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
SENATOR seLAtnis Asswkas Tng
bAvls CRITICS

Washington. n o. Nsy y sens.
nv A. ! mcisorlo Al whose request
fhe aftleship Mississippi 49, glyen
~ name. ssld today N the fep0ft that
tonvfeasmso ll0ilinsswafth intended
H. Offer resolution protesting wsinst
the snip receiving q picture ~ Jefef'
aun Davis
There laa commission appointed
to purchase and present the silver
service " The battlesblp Mississippi
with money contributed " citizens
of Mississippi I do not know whether
The portrait " Mr. Davis will be oo
the service M not. n his portrait ls
% be on the silver I am sure no loyal
citizens NJ this country will have
cause to complain. IL may serve the
political purposes of a man who has
no real merit 10 commend him 10
abuse Mr.. Davis, but ! do not think
any man Of lofty patriotism and great
thought would feel proud of constit.
uency that would not relish such
pabulum.
"Mr Davis, m colonel Of the First
Mississippi Regiment, saved the
United States army and converted
defeat into victory at Buena Vista
He was afterwards Secretary OF Wa
and United States Senator. He dit
not instigate a great rebellion, a
some ignorant people seem to think
When Mississippi tthe State he repre-
scnted 10 the United States Senate
seeded he resigned and returned /
his home a private citizen, and whe
the Southern States set upa govern
ment they selected Mr.. Davis for !,
head. II he we're to blame (which
do not intend TO ASSERT for any vie
he held OF secession he was no more
blame for the part he took 10 the W,
than is any other Southern man 4
his respective part. The more he
,, assailed the more his greatness a
pears. Any country could afford
feel proud OF such man as Jefferst
Davis"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

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tsssiJ lt llfles o. ssftafl,, 90 %
tssess affn~s n i1t4l ~ ~ im
ggalsmsaf n ihs flsfsfff slihin
ths fleniy Ntfs sttsf sitsig go
stI W thslf ttfl1s fhry h4fs ts4
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sp4sl ~ 80 ilmss tsf sss iesloHs ~
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s1pafg IN ~ i1fsfflnt u ~ tf4
sffsllfs fsmsnt shleh - foier s1
mnsh a. fbs ffsseef line f0ssfds A.
fsi1rlhs a1ufh Mississippi
Ihs fostssy tsfse fbll sfiy sNd
s0hus hss lsas been . shsflsbed
afssm IN ne minds n msoy ~ auf
psltle sed We stfly ffmtl1n D. .
s1uffs ~ tflde ~ egsfy elflfeh n me
slnafg sh1 sees IN ~ ermpiefi1H fNe
ffllDsfl0n ~ sfesfef e1unff IN
sgefy respect ~ thls mosna ~
hope sod sstccf w. see vest ffsofa N
lfod 0ec1tled W . thN'iy shd IN
tfNiseht fiaas ~ feprle IfnH sn0
tfuas farms vii r1Dflah where todi,
vest stretches ~ oreo lfnd gfooia th'
ere " fle tfsgelef al6hg The f1ute
Communities vii spfihs ~ phgfehc'
snd school houses viii he butt an1 m
every hand the spirit m pfogfcss vii
aet the zeal ~ her approval
The fondways w the interior VII
also feel the influence NJ this mooei
and thcif Improvement Will fedonot
" The general npllit and bcttefmepl
~ the stalwaft yeomanfy ofa section
which With modern roads can b
made 10 blossom ~ rose We CON
mend The action again, ana woulf
urge upon the honorable gentlemen
charged with the c0uoty's welfare u
cease not IN their efforts, but 90 th'
other hand to push the good road
/, question untll such time that ever
/, quarter section IN jackson COUNT
may boast of their model public
roads Therein lodges u peoples
. sovereignty.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
SILVER SERVICE PRESENTATION

As chairman Of the Silver Service
Commission, Gov. Noel has been ad'
vlsed by contractors for the service
that they will have II In readiness for
exhibition no Meridian and Jackson
before the ceremony at Horn Island,
with the possible exception Of few
minor pieces The service will be FIRST
sent TO Meridian for day and then
brought TO Jackson about May ~ to
remain on exhibition until the time
for sending It to Horn Island.
Regarding the question OF invita-.
lions to guests OF honor, the commits
sion has not yet decided whether
they will send out written Invitations
In the meantime the commission
wishes IL understood that all members
OF the Legislature, House and Senate
and all State officials are invited ant
expected TO be present. All commits
stoned officers OF the Confederate
navy who we're serving as such Mt TIL
close OF the war, and who are nos
resident in this State, are also invites
and expected. Regarding the wive
and families OF invited guests, no pre-
vision has been made for invitin
them, since the number OF guests o
the ship, where the presentation cert
monies will occur, Is necessarily lin
tied, the total not to exceed 400.
| The people OF this port are ,hopefl
OF having the service on exhibition l
this city AZ least two days before th
official presentation takes plac
| Our citizens feel that they are enti
led to that distinction aud a splendl
location has been settled upon whel
the service could be displayed to a,
vantage throughout the day and |
nivht would be safely stored away
a bank vault, where absolute securil
would be assured.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

The Brookhaven Leader invites the
Press Association to meet In that
enterprising town next year. The
Clarion.L Ledger seconds the motion,
and says the Press met there Ia 1874
OF the members then present less than
a half dozen are now living, and only
two, r. II. Henry of the Clarion.
Ledger, and z. X. Mayors OF the
Dcmocrat-Star, Scranton, are engaged
In the newspaper business.
Yazoo City Herald.
We will vote for Brookhaven and
hope that progressing town may be
selected as the next place OF the meet
ing OF the Press Association.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
SOME WHAT MIXED,

Edmund Mitchell, former president ~
the state Bank ~ Scranton, was this
afternoon acquitted of receiving money
into the bank after knowing thst II WAS
unsound. The court gave peremptory
Instructions for tho verdict.
Tho above appeared In Sundays
Times Democrat, under date Of May I
from this city and IA reprinted to set the
record straight. Mr.. Mitchell was never
president OF the Scranton state Bank,
was never indicted or tried for such, and
the publication Of the misleading item
at this time is unwarraniable to say the
least. For the benefit OF those con
cerned and who ought TO know, we will
state that Mr.. Mitchell was q director O
| the defunct bank.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
MARINE.

-
PORT OF PASCA0OULA
OrFICE DEMooRAT-STAR, !
scranton, Miss, May Z, 1909. (
REPORT for week ending May .. l900l
ENTERED.
May 4-Br. s. 3. Cynthia, 2,l4l tons,
Prince master, from Manavo, Brazil
May 4-Br. >. =. Ribston, 1852 tons,
Prentice master, from Port Arthur,
Texas.
May 5--Br. s. s. Conway, a,Dl tons,
from Philadelphia, Pa.
CLEARED.
May sam. sch. Joseph w. Hawthorn
for Havana with $4,000 II. lumber
val. $6,S@, by l.. N. Dantsler Lbr. Co
May 3-Br. 3. 8, Dowgate for Buenot
Ayres with 2,l46O00 II. lumber, val
SSi,a,O, by w. Denny 4 Co,
May 4--Br. sch. II. NJ. Roberts for Car,
denas with $4,000 II. lumber, val
sass, by J. Bounds.
May 4--Nor. biz. Heinidel for Rio de- u
metro with l.096, 900 q. lumber, val. S2l,
o., by l.. N. DAntzler Lumber Co.