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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
EIGHTY PAGE CYNOSURE
Annual Number This Year Of Hiah
School Paper Will Be One Of
Finest Ever Issued.

There will be eighty pages o2 read
ing matter in the last issue OF The
Cynosure, the high schol periodical for
the present school year. This num-
Der is known as The Annual Cynosurs
and at a meeting of the Cynosure as
sociation, held this morning, plans
were made to make it the finest ever
issued by the school. -...-
A feature that was decided this
morning was to offer prize OF SIS for
the best story written by high school
student and turned in before May IS.
This story will be published in the
annual issue. ....
Beside the eighty pages of reading
matter there will be a great many
pages of ads, just how many is not
yet known.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

What IL a specialist In catarrhal af-
flictions real physician of character
and integrity, should offer to cure you
Of catarrh, or nothing to pay? s.s
You would jump at the chance. OF
course you would. You would be
foolish II you didn't.
And now that the makers of Hyonei
pronounced High o-me). the Austral
ian Inhalation Cure, that has actually
sured more cases of catarrh than all
the catarrh specialists Of America
combined, say to you that Hyomei will
cure your catarrh, or you can have
your money back. what are you going
to do? Are you going to be preju-
diced and narrow minded lust because
the offer is not made by a physician? /?
Are you going TO continue TO suffer
with snuffles, crusts In the nose,
Watery eyes, mucous in the throat,
and all the annoying and distressing
conditions that accompany catarrh,
when the waldorf Pharmacy Co. will
guarantee Hyomei to cure you or
money back?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
HERE AT HOME.
Fargo Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend Doan's
KidneI Pills.


II is testimony like the following
that has placed Doans Kidney Pills SO
far above competitors. When people
right here at home raise their voice in
praise there is no room left for doubt
Read the statement OF Fargo citi-
zen:
Ole A. Berg, policeman, 301 First
avenue. Fargo, N. D., says: II have
great faith in Doan's Kidney Pills. as
never found a kidney remedy equal
to them / suffered from backache
and disordered kidneys for several
years. The kidney secretions were
much 4, frequeni in passage and al
times my back was so lame and sore
that / could hardly stand. / used
many remedies but was unable to
obtain relief until procured Doan's
kidney pills at F'out q Porterflld's
drug store. In a short time every
symptom of the trouble was removed
and / am therefore glad to endorse
Doarl's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Strawberry Plants.

We have severer acres or the fam
Gus self fertilizinG equator Dunlap
plants. The Senator Dunlap is the
best variety of strawberry for North
Dakota and our plants are hardy and
thoroughly acclimated. Our cataloge
No. strawberry Culture" tells how
to raise them successfully and II will
be sent with every older or upon re-
quest. Price OF plants rs cents per
hundred; $500 per thousand; $500 per
thousand in lots OF 10000 or over.
Heath Bros,
Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

YOU know al last that you have cure.
A Hyornei outfit Which consists of
one bottle of Hyomei. hard rubber
pocket Inhaler and medicine dropper
and simple instructions for use costs
only 800. and extra bottles OF NY
omei IL afterward needed cost 80 cents
And besides catarrh remember that
Hyomei is guaranteed 10 cure asthma,
Group, bronchitis, coughs. colds, sore
throat and hay fever. or money back
Yhe waldorf Pha -@acy co. guarantee
it. Hyomei is sold ~ leading drug
assts everywhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
A CARD.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
If Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the cough,
meals the lungs and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine Is in a yellow
package. H. H. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

Importance to the national capital.
Among the most prominent Of those
so far brought to a successful culmina-
tion is the popularizing of the Poto-
mac drive, which can be credited al
most entirely to Mrs. Taft. She has
made this drive the fashionable CEN
ter of outdoor Washington and it is
daily thronged by the society Of the
capital city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

washington, May 4.-The present
mistress OF the white house has
achieved remarkable success in many
lines since her advent on March 4.
Scarcely had the cheering of the
crowds died away from stormy Wash
lngton on that memorable occasion
than the first lady of the land" start
ed on foot movements of considerable
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

rendered a portfolio in the new cab
met of Hungary, which Is being form
ed by Count Andrassi the new prime
minister. The count was called back
to Hungary Unexpectedly, and he left
on Saturday, April "a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Mshstsr Hotsl,s New Cafe.

Mrs. T. P. Thompson has taken hold
of the cafe at this popular hotel and
is serving an excellent noon day meal
and suppers for 25c and other meals
a la carte.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
New session Laws rfere.

A supply Of the popuyar edition Of
the 1909 session laws has been received
and copies may be had at The Forum
office at 81 per copy. Orders by mail
will be given prompt attention.
The Forum Printing Co. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

Oregon's annual Rose festival takes
place in Portland June7th to 18th.
1t can be seen either on the way to
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
in Seattle, or by a short side trip from
that city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
FREE ENGRAVINGS

yNS Forum furnishes free series
~ m@~ao- date cuts suitable for adver-
Using almost any kind OF business. Ask
TO see them. Phone 1895.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

have for sale 500 bushels Early
Ohio seed potatoes, at $1.25 per
bushel, (. o. b., Lisbon. T. N. Quinn,
Lisbon, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
szEcHENYI OFFERED PORTFOLIO
Count May Accept Position in New
Cabinet of Hungary.

Newport. R. l., My SIT is re-
ported on excellent authority that
Count Szechenyi, who recently came to
this country on visit to the countess
mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt, has been
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27
DEVELOPMENT IN
 THE SOUTHERN STATES
Remarkable Progress in Dixie Land
 in Recet Years.

A few items condensed from a re- port in the Manufacturers Record on the prospects and conditions of the
 south will be read with pride and
 pleasure by every lover of Dixie. The first item is that this years cotton crop will be worth twice as much as the output of all the gold mines of the
 world for 1909. being worth close to
 s1. GOO. .000,O00.
 The grain crop of the south this year is 0O.O00.000 bushels. and the value of the entire agricultural prod ucts is S2.400 O0O, ,0O0, an amount equal to the entire output of the United States in 1890, when the population was G3.000,O00 while the souths pop ulation at present is 27,5OO, 900 The south has 62,000 square miles of bi- luminous coal lands. or more than three and a half times as much as Great Britain. Germany. France and Austria combined. and is now mining over 90.0O0.OO0 tons of this coal an nually. as against 42.00O.O0O tons, which was the entire output of the United States twenty years ago. There is over s60.OO0 000 of capital invested in steel and steel wire plants in the south. and southern cotton mills are consuming 2.5O0.0O0 bales of cotton year. or as much as all other mills in the United States are consuming of southern grown cotton. The south produces one-half the sulphur of the world and absolutely controls the worlds sulphur trade On account of more advantageous conditions of mining. the world is largely depend- ent on the south for it's phosphate rock, the foundation for all the great fertilizing industries.
 Over 40 per cent Of all the standing timber in the United States is in the south. while a southern port Galveston-outranks all other ports in the country in export trade. except New York
 The greatest railroad builders in America are now seeking to extend their lines to the centers of southern activities and to reach southern ports. in order to win positions in this sec tion which they regard as the center of the worlds greatest industrial in terest
 With a population less by 4.OOO. .OO0 than the total population of the whole country in 1860. the wealth of the south is s5.0O9.000. 900 greater than the wealth of the whole United States in 1860.
 The Record might also have shown that back of all these conditions is the strong. progressive southern spirit the ambition to succeed and lead in all that affects the intelligence. de- velopment and happiness of the coun- try. Our people are only just be- to realize their unlimited re- sources and splendid opportunities. and with the capital of the world seeking investment among them. the south is waking up to it's splendid destiny. and for no country on the earth does the immediate future hold such brilliant promise of fabulous wealth and unexampled prosperity
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27
FIFTY LESSONS IN
 THE BIBLE SCHOOL
Graduating Exercises at the Christian
 Church Last Night.

Having comoleted their course oi studies, a class of thirteen was gradu- ated last night. and received diplomas from the International Sunday School association.
 The course of lessons was Moninger's Training for Service" which consists of fifty lessons on the Bible and Bible school
 There were number with perfect grade and the average for the entire class was above 9S per cent.
 The following extract from a letter from Rev. Francis T. Walker, teacher training superintendent for Arizona says: T desire to congratulate your class for the excellent work which it has done. The grades receiyed show thorough knowledge of the course.''
 Dr. Hughes of this city gave the principal address of the evening His theme was The Value of Bible Study"
 MT. Williams rendered a solo 70 Restless Sea" and quartet rendered My Mothers Bible
 At the close of the exercises the class gave their teacher. MT Stewart, a copy of the new Cross Reference Bible as token of their appreciation of his services.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27
TANK PASS COUNTRY
 COMING INTO ITS OWN
Organization of a Merger Company to Take Over the Hall Properties. Good Showing Also on Prop
 erty of Yuma Copper Go.

From Dick Wick Hall who is spend . ing the holidays with the home folks on the valley ranch, is learned the par tlcuIars of the latest move on the min ing chess board in the country north west of Salome. The gentlemen com prising the Alvin Development com pany have organized a new company to take over the property of the Alvin and adjoining properties. all of which were formerly held by Mir. Hall. On completion of their plans they will practically own the main body of the big lime belt beginning in the foot hills of the Harcuvars about nine miles northwest of Salome and running to- ward Bouse. The result of the devel- opment work during the last year on the Ultimatum group has satisfied the gentlemen concerned that that lime belt when worked will produce, an other copper district that will some day take it's place along with the big ones of the country. And if the con- clusions be true its development could not be in better hands for they are mostly Michigan copper men of wide experience and with ample capital at their command to carry out their plans.
 The story of this latest deal can best be told by beginning at the situation of year or two ago when Dick Hall was the owner of the Ultimatum. Cop per Flat. Carbonate Hill and the Cob ralla groups. They run lengthwise with the lime belt adn include the major portion of it is defined on the sur face. The belt on the surface
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

Michigan third with 237.O0O.OOO pounds. Arizona should continue this lead in view of the new properties coming in. while Montana cannot hope for any material increase in production. Dur ing the coming year the Miami, near Globe. should enter the producing ranks and the Arizona Commercial should increase its output to be fol- lowed later by substantial production of the properties at Ray and those near Winkleman, as, for instance, the Lon don-Arizona and the Saddle Mountain tain. Also there will be a large out put from the western part of the ter ritory in the Bill Williams Fork sec tion of Yuma county.
 The production in Arizona for No- vember. in pounds, based on shelter returns was as follows
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

best to rinse the mouth thoroughly be. fore brushing the teeth, for that will remove the larger particles of food which have accumulated Tooth brushes should be cleansed thoroughly after use and after they have been washed they should be dipped in very hot water and dried in the sun. Most people use a tooth brush too long. After awhile .he points of the bristles become sharp and jagged and irritate and bruise the gums. Then, too, in spite of care they become unclean.
 One should have a fresh tooth brush for these reasons as often as once a month. A London doctor thinks that Americans depend too much on cleans ing the teeth with brushes. I do not think so, but l think too many are care less in the use of the brushes and do not use them in the right way, and do not renew the brushes often enough. Care of the Gums
 Around the gums and between the teeth, just where the food accumulates the most. are the places which are the most difficult to clean, and often when a brush IS used most conscientiously these parts are left untouched, and decay takes place rapidly. A very nice way to keep these places clean is to make a swab by winding bit of absorbent cot ton around the end of toothpick. and then dip it into the tooth-wash and go carefully about the gums where they join the teeth.
 It will be surprise and delight to find how much the gums will improve with this process and how much cleaner one can keep the teeth and prevent the tartar from forming. To cleanse be- tween the teeth use toothpick or run dental floss between them. The acid of fruits will cleanse the teeth. The same London dentist thinks there is nothing like apples for cleansing the teeth. He says they are much better than tooth brushes. He was led to this discovery by finding woman of ninety with a wonderful number ef. ~ell-pre- served teeth who had eaten apples all her life.
 Removal of Tartar
 In spite of the greatest attention tar tar will collect on some teeth, and then
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

the dentists care is needed. The tartar will form with incredible rapidity in some mouths, but if one would preserve the teeth and escape that bane, Riggs disease, by which is meant inflammation of the sockets of the teeth, which causes loosening of the teeth and their final loss while still undecayed, one must be vigilant and call in the frequent aid of the dentist
 Age Affects Teeth
 In speaking of the discoloration of the teeth and its correction, 1 am an- swering number of letters which will not take the space to print Teeth are apt to change color and become darker as one grows older. A tooth that is dark and discolored from inn proper filling or decay can be bleached and improved greatly by a dentist who understands the process. and most good dentists do. The deposit of green which is frequently seen at the junction of the front teeth with the gums and gives a very unsightly appearance to the teeth, IS due to the deposit of coloring mat ter in the enamel of the teeth.
 The superficial surface of the enamel is very irregular and the coIoring matter from the food is deposited in these places. Some think that this causes rapid decay of the teeth, but dentists say that such is not the case However, the sooner it is gotten rid of the better. A dentist can remove it and then polish the irregular surface of the enamel SO that it will not come again. If it is not too deep one can remove it for ones self
 Take powdered pumice- stone. add to it a few drops of glycerine and apply it with an orangewood stick, rubbing and polishing the tooth until the stain is re- moved When the teeth are yellow or darkened. they can be cleansed and pol ished in the same manner by the use of the pumice and the orangewood stick.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

in twain at the elbow. This company has main vertical shaft down 13O feet. sunk by the Ironwood and Ari- zona company. former owners. The new company has run a drift on that level and from the drift has sunk winze 1S5 feet, incline. and have found about eight feet of good grade car bonate with some sulphide ores, show ing good values in copper and gold. This is on the foot wall and next to 1t is about B feet of leached gossan showing small values in copper and gold.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

A BEAUTIFUL set of teeth will
 A redeem a face that would oth-
 erwise be positively plain. But
 1t IS not only for good looks that fine set of teeth IS desirable, but for the health since perfect mastica- tion of the food is essential for health. If the food IS not sufficiently reduced 10 pulp when it is swallowed and given to the stomach, that organ is not able to accomplish its work. so indigestion and fermentation take place and the sys- tenn IS poisoned. The result Is soon shown in the skin, especially the skin of the face, and pimples are often the re- suit
 The advocates of perfect mastication -Fletcherism, as it IS called, from Dr. Fletcher, its great eNponent-claim that almost all the ills of life are occasioned by bolting the food, and that one should chew morsel at least thirty times be- fore swallowing it, stating further that If this practice IS followed the fat will become sy;nmetrically thin. and the thin will acquire the right amount of flesh.
 In order to attain these desirable re- suits good set of teeth IS of the great est aid. and as is often the case with most of our blessings, they are not ap- preciated until they take their flight. It is true, artificial teeth are a great help. improving the looks and an assistance Tn eating; but for service they are to natural teeth what rush-light is to electricity. One cannot be too careful or painstaking in preserving the teeth. Begin Care in Childhood
 Mothers should feel that they owe it to their children to look after their teeth. If they are not coming in straight they should have a dentists care while the child is young. The jaws can then be formed so that the teeth will come as they should. It has been found that ii the jaws are not shaped right that the development of the bones of the rest ot the skull will not take place as
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

him since five hours after they were married. three years ago. He is. however. a mining construction man. and never has a permanent residence in a county for more than three or four months at time. and because of that fact d court is prevented from granting the necessary decree.
 As consequence. the petitioner must live under the bond of his mar riage. It is doubtful if Austin can get free of his marital chains any where in the country under the pe- culiar conditions.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

they should, and the result is that the brain development is interfered with and the features of thes face will not be regular.
 A whole chapter could be written upon the way the teeth should be looked after at the time of their coming and while children are, young, but I wish to direct your attention particularly at this time to the necessity of keeping the teeth clean, both for the sake of good looks and for their preservation.
 Consult Your Dentist
 The teeth of individuals vary greatly and consequently demand different measures to keep them clean. The ad- vice of the dentist should be sought in regard 10 tl;e matter. Those who have perfectly regular teeth, the gums of which are closed nicely about them, will not find it such a difficult matter to cleanse the teeth as those whose teeth are irregular especially if they have pockets in the gums made by the in f1ammation about the teeth
 As a general thing the toothbrush should be hard and stiff, in order to cleanse the teeth we'll A good tooth powder, paste or liquid should be chosen by the advice of the dentist who cares for the teeth, or one should be used that you have found beneficial. Those which have plenty of soap are best-in fact. if it were not for the taste, ordinary toilet soap would answer very well.
 After brushing the teeth the soap should be rinsed thoroughly away. One should have good mouth-wash stand ing on the toilet table handy in a cov- cred glass, so that after eating any thing the mouth can be washed clean. A saturated solution of boric acid makes a good and inexpensive wash.
 Care of Sensitive Teeth
 If the teeth are sensitive wash of bicarrnonate of soda is excellent, a tea spoonful to glassful of water. It is
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

theory than those of any other locality in that section.
 About three and half miles west of these properties is the property of the Yuma Copper company or the Griffin-Linn group. owned also by Houghton. Mich. men and being oper- ated under the superintendency of F.. A. Haggott This property is on a lime belt of north and south trend, be- lieved to he an extension of the same belt which if continuous would be in the general shape of a right angle, but a spur of the Harcuvars cuts the belt
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27
NO RECOURSE FOR
 A TUCSON HUSBAND
Having Earned Divorce, He Can't Stay in One Place Long Enough
 to Get IL.

In the case of Charles l.. Austin vs. Florence Austin. a divorce suit. Judge Campbell of Tucson ruled Fri day afternoon that under the statute the petitioner was not resident of Pima county in q sense that would permit the granting of decree.
 The decision brings out a peculiar state of affairs. says the Citizen. Aus tin is fully entitled to a divorce on the ground of assertion. his wife hay ing constantly refused to live with
Arizona republican., 1909-12-27

},
 = if obtainable
 As centerpiece, nothing could be pret- tier than flat dish of wild violets mixed with early wood ferns. These look more natural if taken up roots and all, ' and after doing duty as a table decora- ton. they can be transplanted to a shady nook in the garden. If SO fortunate as to possess brass leaf wind harp from the Chinese quarter, suspend it from the dining room center light and the sing ing leaves" will tinkle sweet music at every breath of air.
 Two menus are here given, neither of them very difficult to prepare and both very appetizing:
 Potato Soup oIth Egg Balls. De5ried Crabs. Omsist ID Batter.
 Egg dnd Potato SoLod Egg Crookers Hot Bxns. Cnstdyd Tdrfs or Lemon CMstdrd . Lady Fingers Iee-Cyedm in Egg Moids.
 Creamed Soup scith Egg Noodles.
 Oyster Fritters Rnsk Bread-sticks Egg Crdekeys
 Shiryed Eggs
 Pond Lily Salad. Egg-Nest Pudding m Egg-sheH Mods. Whipped Creom and White of Egg
 Sauce uIfh Grdfed Maple Sugar.
 Lemonade Shoke. The xsg Balls Are made by mashing the yolks of four eggs, which have been boiled for ttx x,~x,, tI ,f egg and one teaspoonful of flour, pepper. salt and chopped parsley. Make into balls and boil in the soup for two min utes.
 Ess Noodles for Dream Soup
 Rub into two well-beaten eggs as