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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01

vital means pertaining 10 life AZ
Science means knowledge reduced TO
system.
vital science, therefore, is method
OF treatment based upon d knowledge
OF life, reduced TO a system and apl
piled with unerring certainty 10 the
restoration of normal conditions of
mind and body. IL ID q practical ap-
plication OF the principles OF vital
Science-the science OF life~-which In
cludes an intimate knowledge Of the
laws underlying the conditions OF
health and disease, happiness and sow
row, life and death. We have reached
that stage. when, for the first time In
the history, of the world. the treatment
OF disease is placed upon the footing
OF an exact science.
The treatment is not given the same
in all cases. Each particular case II
studied carefully. and the treatment is
rnodifed TO suit the requirements of
the case. Il
The treatment iself is different from
all other systems. No drugs or medi-
cines are used in any case; neither is
surgery employed.
The onanipotent forces OF nature that
have remained dormant 50 long are
aroused to action. The silrunken limbs
and locked tnints ere touched into new
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
CASS men PULL
OFF A Big DEAL
NORTHERN TRADING Co. OFF,
GERS OF WHICH ARE RESI-
DENTS OF FARGO AND cAssEL-
TON, SWING TRANSFER IN
VoLVING $4,000 ACRE TRACT.

One of the biggest deals consumat-
ed by Cass county corporation with
in recent weeks was executed lasts
week by the Northern Trading Co,
of which r. M. Pollock of this city is
president, and r. c. Kittel and ]. F.
Callahan, both Of Casselton, are vice
presidents. About $4,000 acres OF land
in McHenry county, located ten miles
south Of Towner, acquired by the cor
poration from Lyman B. Baird of Min
neapolis, was sold Wednesday to Muir
ray Bros. & Ward, for large 8conside-
ration, which has not yet been made
public.
It is said, however, that the sum
involved was between 100000 and
$500, 900, the deals contamination ne
cessitating the use Of a large sum in
actual cash The details Of the trans
fer were attended to by r. C. Kittel
and ]. F. Callahan at Minneapolis
Wednesday
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01

life. The pale cheek takes on the rud-
dy glow Of health. The CLINT and
sparkle or the eye returns The cripple
lays aside his crutch and learns to
walk again. Day by day increasing
strength returns strength Of mind
and strength of body. The window or
hope lis opened and the sunshine OF
JOY over returning health comes
streaming In.
Hundreds OF persons cured of dis
ease OF almost every degree and form.
testify TO the effectiveness of Vital
treatment. Among these Is Mr.. r. 8.
Tripp, a prominent citizen OF Boards
ley, Mimi, who authorizes the publi-
cation of the following account:
was in an awful condition from
rheumatism. had been confined to
my bed most of the time for nearly
three months and had suffered ter
ribiy. WEen ] went to DR. Gates I
could just hobble around and had to
so on crutches In three days / was
SO well that left my crutches in his
once and could walk as well as any
one. / was made perfectly well, AMI
the cure has been permanent for
which thank him from the bottom of
my heart.
DIR. Gates may be consulted at his
ONCE, No. 20, Huntington block, from
10 to 10 a, m. or from to p m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
FIREBUG RIVAL
OF GROUNDING
DURING THE MONTH or FE5RU-
AIRY CHIEF SUTHERLAND AND
FLAME-FIoHTERs RESPONDED
TO ONLY SIX ALARMs-MecoR-
MICK FIRE MOST SERIOUS.

Judging from the report which Chief
Sutherland of the fire department will
submit to the city council the fire-bug
is close rival of the grounding when
1t comes to slumbering on. During
the month of February, Chief Suther-
lands report will show, his depart
ment was called out to contend with
only six confiagrations, of more or
less serious nature, In January, flf-
teen alarms were responded to, which
makes the total so far this year only
twenty one.
OF these six the only one that as
sumed considerable proportions was
the fire that reduced to. ashes the
barn of T. L. Mccormick, eleven head
of horses losing their lives, the total
loss approximating $4,000. 1t may be
food for thought for those of a super
stitious nature to know that this con-
fiagration occurred, on the 18th day
Of the month, and that the firemen,
in a vain attempt to get the flames
under control, laid out 1900 feet of
hose. .. .a~. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
JUNE RACE MEET
!. TO !. Be Held d! !, HERE ! |
STRONG SUPPORT GWEN AT
- MEETING ATTENDED RY Sew
-ERAL PROMINENT CITIZENS =
COMMITTEE 10 APPOINTED TO
! PLACE $500 TICKETS. as

Fargo is to have a June race, meet
and, judging by the interest aroused
already, 1t bids fair to throw every
former spring race meet into eclipse.
June 2, and were selected as the
dates at a meeting held In the COM
mercial club rooms Saturday evening,
attended by seventy citizens identi-
fed with every line of commercial.
endeayor in the city. .--s.. 49,
A. committee, consisting Of W. d.
Sweet, s. f. Crabbe, Addison Lseech,
Ksr1 Norvale, w. r. Jenny, all of Far
60, and H. Donaldson of Moorkead
were appointed to sell $500 tickets
in. the two cities The object lis to
guarantee the managers OF the meet
against loss by adverse weather con-
ditions, 1t being optional. with those
who subscribe for the. tickets TO use,
sell or give them away. as they see
fit.
So enthusiastic was the support
given the spring race meet idea at the
gathering. that before adjournment
was taken 1926 tickets had been sub
scribed for. This number was greatly
increased today. when the committee
started out to canvass the merchants
of Fargo and Moorhead.
Although the meet is not to be held
under the auspices OF the state fair
association for Fargo, whatever the
profits may be will be turned over 10
the association to help make the big
state fair scheduled for 1910 whiri-
wind.
The circuit of which Fargo is a
member includes Casselton, Courtenay
Darlington, Valley City, Jamestown
and Fessenden. At the June meet
three events will be pulled Off each
day, making nine in all. to the winners
of which will be paid $1,000 in purses
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
SOMETHIN DONE BROKE
Or. spsrry Wit Deliver Another Of
His Famous Lectures In Y. VI. G.
a. Auditorium Tonight.

Sometiain' Done Broke is the subject
of DIR. Sperry's lecture, which will be
delivered this evening at the Y. NJ,
c. A.
Those who heard the lecture yester-
day afternoon know what an excellent
speaker pr. sperry is. Many who went
to the, meeting yesterday out OF mere
curiosity were treated to, the surprise
OF their lives and they state that they
would net have missed hearing the
talk for. anything.
The meeting is scheduled to begin
at s o'clock.
This lecture is especially adapted
and viii be highly interesting to the
men. Of the, athletic department OF the
". NJ. CA. Another title by which
this fecturssis known and which prob
ably explains it's nature more fully Is
Four Fourtas OF the Man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
Welded AT GLENCOE
Roy Bowers Of This City United In
Marriage TO Miss Julia Newton
Both We'll Known.

Last Tuesday Roy Bowers of this
city and Miss Julia r.. Newton were
married at the home of the brides
parents in Glencoe, Mimi, in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives and
a number OF friends.
Mr.. Bowers is well known in this
city as is also Miss Newton, she hav-
ing been here several times, and for
nearly a year lived in Valley City,
where she was in tn employ of The
Times Record.
The many friends OF the newly mar
ried couple wish them much happiness
and success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
Convention Closes
With a Grand Rally
State \. NJ c. A. Ends Rousng Three Days Meeting at the
Auditorium Last Nght-Spery Lecture Yesterday
One Of the Big Features Of the Meeting
TIE RESOLUTIONS.

The delegates the convention the
2s, 1909, publicly
citation this
Y. NJ. C. %
of so
their hospab homes delegates
the of this convention the association before the public
d.
recommendations
part the state that advisable to start associations in cit
buildings
A
W = / .t 4. -, a,.s Il
further resolved that these resolutions
In the published
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
BUILDING PREPARATloNs NOW
BEING MADE.

The three extra stories will shortly
go UP on the de Lendrecie building.
The contractorsS will. want the. room
that part Of ttet Women's Ready to-
wear section occupies for installation
OF two. passenger elevators. In. order
to secure this roen we must unload
all our winter goods Wornen's Goats,
Suits, Dresses, Furs, Waists and
skirts at aess than they costSto manu-
facture. Even if you do not NEEDY any
Of these garanepts sfor Immediate use
twill, pay you TO secure somesof these
at almost your own nvice for future
use See The window, display at the
de Lendreefe store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
WILD OATS SEPARATOR

The latest and most wonderful In
vention OF the day. Something OF the
greatest interest TO all grain growers
and parties interested In the extermi-
naion Of th obnoxious Wild oat pest.
IT 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.
Have you Hatcher BROS. poiicy7
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01

A number OF new pupils entered the
DasOta Business college this morning
to take the work during the spring
and summer months and thus be ready
for fall positions. Now II the best
time TO attend school ae the attendance
viii not be so large from now On and
naore instruction can be given 20 each
pupil.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
! NlIrli- FlRsT NATloNAE.

=. The First National bank of Cuupers-
towns has just employed Dakota ebust-
ness college pupil as steno osrapher and
bookkeeper. adding one more to the
long list Of nationals giving these pu--
pals the preference. Moral: If you
desire to prepare: FOR the best positions.
attend the d. B. q,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
seed wheat FOR SALE

Pure blue stem wheat raised from
pedigree seed last year, soHd IN car
lots or smaller quantities. Inquire at
Houston farm at Hunter, N. D.. or
write A. l. Houston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01

Because OF the removal the Globe
is. Offering stricking reductions in
suits pants, overcoats. shoes. hats.
shirts and underwear.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01

For Sale az Bargain.
Modern five room cottage on car line
south siJe. Also summer cottage
at Shoreham, MINI. Call or write G..
w. Laizure. 134S, Fourth avenue south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01

10 cave racying expense the Globe
is offering striking REDUCTION In
from E20 to sn4per cent. Genuine bar4
gains IL bought now. ,ss ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-01
RllPlLa COMING.

Hase you > Hascher Bros poiicys
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
fit Into Wour Work or Get Out Of 1T.

something what that trouble and
TO possible is essential II the
fault he discover the truth II the employer
fault the change be made speedily
The serious trouble with the and inexperienced how
that nursing be have exaggerated
Of his hard position which his lack Of elsewhere
equilibrium What the basis Of
the disafeeon? Should the young himself the OF
making concessions here there? Or should he break with the
whole the practical solutions
o his difficulties
How easily this inexperienced young may make mistake
the diagnosis his may be illustrated in the lives OF thou
sands all walks life These and scanned with
easily look backward feeling that they i've life
again they would choose entirely different occupation TO that
which they worldly
of them have other choice for their These have
through troubles the apprenticeship period only
discover late in life that they dissatisfied They have friends who
wonder the decon Their positions understood And
is the stand that presumably has been taken by pned udg
ably the Sckest that might be against the
satisfaction his
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

the other side Of the Atlantic Like everybody before going
America these reports with implicit faith them Now
/ and
journals reliable information regarding American
travagance
Ia New York, example the luxury jewels is much smaller
than is Paris and the other hand much than
Philadelphia and Boston which rich cities say
fdn all the rich houses that visited in Philadelphia and
Boston have many jewels This may
rather easily explained: the
thirty jewels than Europeans because they had Pre-
do quickly and Europe has been buying
Eve has therefore quantities
OF them.
AS the elaborate and luxurious OF the Americans which
described! three
ved uncheons dinners and receptions Everywhere have found
elegance riches and luxury, but have found single Of
ike those read about European journals While
New York millionaire whose well known that
Morgan gave papers
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

The home Of Mr. Morgan much smaller and does
magnitude luxury the beautiful hotels which embh the
elegant Paris which inhabited
much smaller fortunes thn the New York banker Near his
house Mr. Morgan has butt library. various
collections Of books, manuscripts relics which
millions But this library part his house; is
OF public
Mr. Carnegie has built immense all America for Il
schools Yet himself has
house in New York which European would consider hardly worthy
of q such great wealth
have Mr. Rockefelers house But Chi
the house Of his daughter who had married
machinery Mr. Mccormick. Everybody says that
Mrs Mccormick much beautiful and lavish than her fathers
mansion and indeed beautiful house But surpas
the houses Europeans who got nearly
many millions
American luxury Of fortunes spent jewels dresses
They given capces the Neroes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

ancient Of India they could have heard the Of the che
bin and sphm and the go that the prophet Isah an1
others open soul vision, have the
that John the ReatOr tried picture symbolic language would
they be the ghts teachers heavenly veres the
the convincing that the world has known? Their musical
would be soul moving and soul convincing.
Souls that would themselves the the heavenly
tons induced by their musical pictures Of the joyous life Of the
would divine existence
atuned harmony with the divine and Such
compel feel godke
emotions would desire live that goke ideal
inspired viii
love- and peace and he viii these emotions
Ike that which breah through al the atmosphere the heavenly
spheres life He will evolve
health compelling emotions in humanity He VIII make the joyous
brightness and health heaven spirits clad the
mortality them the reality
through the Ike musical emotions With mystical
they
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

entails the physical and mental WEAKNESS easily
worker the intrusion depression
utey normal yet often 1t invites the abnormal nursing
feeling until the victim has lost proportion with reference
himself.
It is accepted everywhere that worthy
cares to carry the dissatisfied his pay rolls poor
worker to that but fgurative
blanket acting deterrent Others susceptible
personally be IS IN the position Of the bored the feast That
the gouchy empOye appreciates this position
he cOnca il If he from his superiors presence
those fellow workers whom he feels may
active disafecton
What is the trouble with this dissatisfied young man?
Believe there is question which the
young man himself may ponder seriously and sane This
typical young always quick judgment
friends II pointing the business opportunity
quest for place is before him be likely susceptible
advice Of friends and acquaintance But position
he has sou1ed he most likely only
conhde just how impossible the position willing
explain IN detail why he can't stay where he while
accept his friends where
be shall improve his chances.
Somewhere between this young nan and bis employer
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

the distinguished physician and OF Battle Creek Michigan
whose followers supplied the constituency in the
made By Prof Fisher Of Yale university Prof Fisher experimental
physical endurance with foryine persons instructors students
and physicians Of Yale and physicians and attendants Of
Battle Greek sanEum The edentay from Battle Creek
unaecustoned to exceptional exeon effort pitted
against who mainly expert athletes n trained form
for important intercollegiate several Of them record
winners Prof Fisher admits the especially arranged
that special advantage accustomed the
Of flesh
Three Holding horizontally long
possbe second deep bending third leg raising with the sub
jet lying his back. The Battle all the aure In
the holding average maximum effort Of the
flesh Only exceeded OF
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Man's Mino Dart Of Universal Mino.

nature mold viii happy
glorious ourselves kind supremacy
disease and death conquer and this
infinite power within such Is task here and
II is being consciously by
which earliest
billion individuals The lives OF these individuals
and
those experiences Is embodied physical organisms and
other permanent The
itself against the Businesses OF captured them By
The has been record Of blood and
But the generation the wounds healed and the
dried and the battle renewed Man each
conflict and better
her the fruits OF it. The individual suffers dies
million deaths, but his misery but drop hap
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alone in chambers OK imagery nursing their selfish
misery when has reached
feelings
compel them follow him through the mighty magic his music
brightness God lit green pastures
still waters from and beyond themselves heavenly
mosphe where Joy perpetual reign where is life i've
praise the everything puIsates
and health He will lead them bondage
Of their mortal concept h the freedom
Joy OF the eernaIy and real
Il is positively proved that thoughts feelings poi
and Onics the flesh Analysis the prspraon and breath
half hour after 1T Of instance shows that
created poisonous element period joyous
emotion the blood enriched eighty differ
elements directly power
Thoughts and feelings by Prof Elmer Gates Of Washington D. c
The composer who understands this wonderful holds the key
healing the magical and mystical that the wori
has heard Of and also the potent In the emotion creating
power embryo healing, which
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gance nad US origin not n Europe, out 10 Amer
ice, aud Il IS rather proof Of American democ-
racy. This cry about extravaganza has been
raised by Americans who have been brought ~
IN the spirit Of puTitanism and democracy and
could not look iDdiferently upon any growth Of
luxury which followed the growth Of great riches
in the last century. The luxury Of the rich
Americans could not appear nearly as great to
Europeans who have been accustomed 10 see
among themselves equal if not greater luxury.
But for Americans raised il The democratic
spirit Of Jefferson and Franklin it appeared ike
the Asiatic luxury appeared 70 the Romans
an sboni1able corruption.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
1eaetarianam Revival Of 1n0ian local ns as may nss

popular viewpoint coming day
roved the past HindoOs daily
ntcatey and decay classified according temperament
rank and There detaes priests
cholerc Emphatic sedntar
and for the worldly minded.
For those subduing world the
the conquest heavenly kingdoms
and ordained For affairs however
the world, and soldiers the field many descriptions
other Indispensable
It belongs contemporary
that vegetarian bills of supply
physical endurance They revvng the Indian ideal vegetarian
the noblest o human
The has been particular by q. Kellogg
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

of freedom Of infinite life and power and unfeterei
by the shackes OF earthly existence Many Of the Of
all glpses such higher
Il open all and, believe destined for all But posi-
by and prospect need draw from the phase
pTemaure Like devotees Of chess football descend the
be bound time less absurd
ictiOns We play the And that has always been
played and viii always be played II is discipline and
liberal education
Or thing be ceraRno universe exists which
rey unconneced with this We know that the OF
slightest laundering the nothing
faced everything consequence
permanent mark the material universe win affect
also all invisible unverses This reflection may
present form Of existence. To pierce into the unmost
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Amertcan proot9ality Mostly Mytbical

\ Europe one is fond Of speaking Of the bar
barian extravaganza" Of the Americans. One
even studies the psychology Of this supposed
extravaganza, It's causes and effects. Yet
have not been able 10 find his barbarian ex-
travagance anywhere. American Ife and es-
pecially the life OF the higher classes, gives
one the impression Of being relatively simple
Naturally, there are men and women in
New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago, just as
there are such men and women in Paris. Lon
don, and Berlin, who delight in spending their
money fOoIishly. 1t IS perhaps even true that
there are more Of that class Of men and women
in Amarica than there are in Eurona But II
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

E are gradually and inevitably drawn TO the
conclusion that mind IS everything and matter
but an expression Of the universal mind. 4
table, house. or q machine is the embodiment
Of some human mind A stone is the embodi-
ment OF some mind az present inaccessible 10
Us, OF some viii at present inscrutable.
Matter signifies existence, life independent
Of ourselves but subject to our will under Ger
tain conditions, just as men are 70 some extent
Motion means change or experience. Inertia
means habit The ether means. perhaps, the
all-embTacing, all-connecting oversoul OF the
universe Radiation means perchance the in
accommodation OF smaller minds.
N that E;rgin fed where- I believe. the scienca
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

HEN the wise men first began TO examine the
flowers, on science bent, their erudite colleagues
deemed the fairy little blossoms a quest IN
worthy a scholars elaborate brain processes
And when the colossal old soul Of FrOebel found
delight and value in the society Of children
there was a similar excitement Of school mas
ters' risibihties But the present fashion IS for
child study as 4 basic educational factor and
for the appreciation Of the flower in the Gran
MED wall as a majestic mystery whose solution
would reveal what God and man IS"
So when We read in one Of Chicago's vege-
tartan restaurants that Henry Ward Beecher
declared the betterment Of food to be the most
we nav be prepared to imagine that
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Bp 9obn Fl. 1iowIano.

supgemely N present nursing
his world
decay may
such desirable but something upon
organizer
In the building modern business
invest in the OF his employees years
against the disposition the employer the
the elderly competent today simply
promise enough Of growing competency tomorrow
In the light the attitude young settling
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Bp 6ugIieIn1o ferrero.

these papers rather characteristic
that the dinner by the millionaire
but hotel He hotel because palace
house enough accoods
Briefly have essential
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ING, 70 create new use through wise under
standing and compliance with the laws Of he
redity. When the truth reveals that there Is
no death, no need for fear or sorrow, or pain
or poverty. that all is good even in rs present
degree OF unfoldment and growing better for
evenore, then the music Of the present, with its
revelation of mental SORROW and pain, VIII be but
& historical relic
IN its plsce VII be music through whose
every minor strain even there viii run that trium-
plant song Of the soul victorious over sn sickness
and death that is heard in the immortal worlds
where truth reigns supreme and love inspires
al hearts 70 do the viii Of the Good Father