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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-18
No Pee Dee Bond Election.

Especial to News and ObSHrFeE'
Rockingham, N. c., May 15-Theie
will be no election in July f0r Pc De7
Valley railway bonds, as the elect'o.
has been called off. Within t1" pas
two weeks a strong ~oppositioo To lH3
issuing Of more ponds has spruh- 4H,
not only in Rockingham, bit heaIN
all over the county, especiat(. III t'
lower part of it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-18
ALL FOR $1.7O

North Carolina 50 much good reading
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The COmmOner, an able weekly
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Thus for One Dollar and Seventy
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-18
INSTANT RELIEF

All Neuralgias, Facial, Sciat1c' nc
Do1erenx Agina Pictoris. Ovarian.
i1tarine Fifty cents. A cure guar
anteed.
John n. WEBB, Norfolk, Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-18

Load.
9Th Glass North Carolina
DIN =. ........ SO
Danville, Va. :. 49,. 20
Same Article-4th Glass
North Carolina Point. so
Danville, Va. :. ~
Same Article-4th Glass
North Carolina Point. ga
D~anville, Va. =. -. 20
Same Article-3rd Glass
North Carolina Point. Ga
Danyille, Va. %
Same Article-5th Glass
North Carolina Point. .43
Danviile, Va. :. -. 49,. 80
Same Article-3rd Glass
North Carolina Point. 81
llanVllle. Va. /. -. SO
You will notice from the above that
1t is another case of the Indian and
the trapper-buzzard every time to the
indian and turkey not one time. We
take buzzard al the time While Nir-
glnia, takes turkey. We don't want
any more buzZard: We want turkey.
and why the Southern Railway Com
pany should be color blind and insist
hat turkey should go to Virginia and
buzzard to North Carolina is a mystery
to ne. What have they got against
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-18
truly yours.

.IFIIIIdTII.
p. S. If YOU know of the denomina-
tion from which the drummer sprang
he can get a government contract if
he Will como 40 in certain sections of
North Carolina"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11

cents ii the Heiisnbeek. 10 she same
city.
go
Hctei Monthly: BE ready. This IN
one Of the best notices hotel man
can adopt he keeps hotel Tor the re-
oeption of guests. Thay come unher-
sided They expect Immediate service.
And he is master Of his calling as .
hotel keeper who can deliver innme-
diate service; who can kcap his house
In order, his servants at command,
every department Of his house ready
for the reception Of the guests whether
they come singly. or in numbers 70 tax
the capacity OF his house. II Is the
mastery Of the science OF commercial
hospitality when one can 60 control
the operation Of his business that his
house and bis servants are continuous
" ready. e s.s .s
O. n. Crowel1 general agent FOR the
Proctor a Gamble Co.. manufacturers
OF Tvoryssoap and other washing soaps
and powders, was in the city yesterday
after winding up q trip through the
state. He went back to his headquart-
ers in Minneapolis yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. CroweiI IL q, hustler. a genial gent
leman and one Of the best posted
travelling men on the road. He has
great faith In North Dakota and in
fact in the whole northwest.
90
Sam H Golden, Wholesale cloth
ing salesman from st. Paul was call
ing on the local trade this week
c. Hershey OF Chocago represent
ing the Peerless Roofing Co., called
on local builders and contractors and
others who handle his line Of goods in
Fargo this week
sEGssss 90 O.
Rudy Rasmussen. sDn OF Halyor RRs-
musson OF Moorhead and OF Mrs %.
d. Dahleof Fargo. who is or the road
for the Cache KNITTING Co. OF Logan.
Utah, will remove from Grand Forks to
Fargo. Mr.. Rasmussen ha. a great
many friends, both here and in Moor
head, who will be glad to learn that
he is to make Fargo his headquarters
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11

"Can he depended upon' Is an ex-
proaaion We All like 70 hear. and when
II Ie used in connection with Chamber
lalne Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remndy II means that 4 never fails
20 nuve diarrhoea. dysentery or bowel
complaints Il is pleasant to take and
equally valuable eor children end
adults. Sold by ali dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11

Washington. d. c., Sept. 11s-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent Sept. 10 to Il, warm
wave Sept. . to 1s, cool wave Sept. 10
to 16. That was predicted to be the
most important disturbance of the
month. Great high temperature wave,
followed by general rains. cold wave
and frosts unusually far southwark are
expected
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about Sept 15, cross Pacific slope
by close Of Sept. 16, great central val
leys Sept. II to 10. eastern states and
provinces gept. 20. Warm wave will
cross Pacific slope about Sept Is, great
central valleys Sept. IL, eastern states
and provinces Sept 10. Cool wave win
cross Pacific slope about Sept. 1s, great
central valleys Sept 20, eastern states
and provinces Sept 90 This disturb
ance win be preceded by an extensive
cold wave and killing frosts in north
ern sections and a cool wave with cold
rains In southern sections From Sept.
ii to Is one of the most general dis
turbancee of the year win prevail,
causing general rains. a great high
Temperature wave followed by q great
and general fall in temperatures. II
will be called one of the equinoctial
storms and will cause strenuous wea-
ther covering five or six days
Remainder Of September will aver
age cooler than usual with very little
rain. The rains about middle week OF
September will put fall pastures In
good condition but formers should re-
member that the August droath not
only seriously damaged a large acre
age of late corn but also temporarily
urined the midsummer pastures also
We will no. know the fun extent OF
damage done by the August drouth
before Oct. 10. / am now working on
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
FOSTERS FORECASTS

1910 crop weather and win have it
completed by end of this month. BY
crop weather mean mostly tempera-
lures and rainfall use these month
", together with the daily calculations.
in preparing my weekly bulletins.
am, and ahve a right to be, much
elated over my great success in fore-
telling the August drouth that did so
much damage in the corn states. AT
the time that forecast was published.
conditions promised the greatest corn
crop ever produced in any country. !
gave fair warning thai the August
drouth would do the corn crop, partic-
ulariy late corn. great damage.
Mars rises in the east soon after the
sun goes down and appear much large
or than any other OF the heavenly bod
les. It is called the red star on ac-
count OF It's color. It is also called the
god of war The earth viii pass near
iy between Mars and the sun Sept. 24
and that viii cause electrical disturb
ances and increase the intensities of
all weather features. Next bulletin
viii give more in detail the effects
expected from the Mars opposition.
The idea that we may be able to
communicate with the people of Mars
Is not worthy of serious thought, but
know OF no reason why animal life
should not exist on all the planets and
the sun Our moons atmosphere and
water being so small suggests that ii
is not inhabited.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
BIG MEETING OF
U. c. 7. SATURDAY
LARGE BUNCH OF CANDIDATES
WAS PUT THROUGH THE MILL.
AND A LARGE BUNCH OF JOY
RESULTED TO THE OLDER
MEMBERS.

The first regular monthly meeting
Of Fargo council, No. 65, U. C. T., after
the summer recess was held last Sat
urday night There was fine en-
thusiastic meeting and the boys are
looking forward successful win
ter in council circles.
A big bunch of candidates were put
through the mill with all the frills and
fal de rolls and much JOY was furnish
ed to the older members OF the order.
AS Fargo continues to grow as a
jobbing center the number Of travel
ers making. their headquarters in
creases and this council promises to
become one OF the strongest in the
northwest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
WITH THE TRAVELLERS
ODE TO THE TOWEL.


Oh joyful sight. that greets my eye
AS just before my meal try
To rid myself Of SCOT and CRIME
And md towel that's not served time
My thoughts ron back to other towels
That have used with curse and growls
Rags scared with black and ugly scars
That pirates might have used In wars.
These glorious banners stained with
gore
Hang yards in length from pin to
floor,
Their grirny faces leer with glee
AS they proclaim their victory.
Yes, we have held these embIems dear,
And as we drop parting tear
We grieve for landlords more and more
It's hell to be 50 dreadful poor.
&C. b. Davis.
Note-The above poem was written
especially for The Forums travellers
column by Mr. Davis. who is with the
Bintliff Misunderstanding Co. Of Min
neapolis. He travels this territory for
that firm which makes mouldings,
cabinet hardware. frames. etc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
TRAVELLING MANS INFLUENCE.

That the influence Of the commercial
traveller is being recognized is more
and more manifest every day. No other
class has the opportunity or capability
Of moulding public sentiment and get
ting behind and pushing to success
full issue any question or enterprise
that they may become interested in.
Progressive statesmen are alive to
this, and the travelling mcn Is now be-
ing sought out and put In the lead as
he never was before. National leaders
are looking to this source in such en-
terprises as the Lake-to-the- Gulf
Waterway movement
States and cities of the enterprising
stripe are feasting and toasting the
man with grip to show appreciation
Of the valuable work he has down and
will do when asked 60 promote any
public utility.
Gov. Hoke Smith Of Georgia knows
good thing when he sees 1t, and hence
recently entertained at his home a
large gathering Of commercial travel
ers In Atlanta.
The Supreme Council OF the United
Commercial Travellers will send three
delegates to the Lakes-to o-the- Gulf
Deep Waterways association meeting
at New Orleans in November, and five
delegates to the National Rivers and
Harbors congress at Washington D. c.,
in December. A delegation Of ten,
with ten alternates, will be named to
the Trans Mississippi congress in Den
yer. The last named delegation to be
without expense to the supreme coun-
ell
The delegates composing these bodies
are among the mos emminent com
mercial statesmen In the republic and
wisdom was shown in asking for q
representation OF commercial travel
ers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
DEATHS OF THE MONTH.

Sample Case: The following men,
bers OF the Order were reported to the
supreme secretary as having passed
to Eternal City Council" during the
month of July, 1903.
w. T. Blythe, a member OF Dallas
Council No. SO. Dallas, Tex.
]. G. Kiefaber. q member of Gem
City Council No 8, Dayton, o.
@. w. Randall a member OF Colum-
bus Council No. /, Columbus. o.
3. Hamilton, a member OF Forest
City Council No. 5. Cleveland. o.
J. ii. Pringle. a member OF Marietta
Council No. 81. Marietta. o.
II. w. Reese, member of Augusta
Council No. S12. Augusta, Ga.
9. A. Diamond. member Of Lincoln
Council No. 104, Lincoln, Neb.
]. Bornefeid, a member OF ST. Louis
Council No. 26, st. Louis, Mo-
w. r. Mathews, a member OF Hill
City Council No. 100, LynchburE, va.
]. M. Howers, member OF Fails City
Council No. S4S, Louisville, KY.
d. III. Boyd. member OF Nashville
Council No. 102, Nashville. Tenn.
3. N. Barber a member of Lake
Shore Council No, $50. Ashtabula, D.
X. II. Shropshire, member of Capi-
tol Council No. S5. Springfield, I'll.
w W. Collins, member OF Capital
City Council No. 126. Madison, wis.
]. N. Dafrvon, q member OF Haver-
NH Council No. 4ls. HaverhiIl, Mass.
A. Q. Walter. q member of SANITY
City Council No. 30. St Paul, Minn.
@. M. Muntx, a member Of sawdust
City Council NO. o7, Eau Claire. wis.
J. A. White, member OF Golden
Gate Council No. so. San francisco.
Cal.
y. enitscler. q member Of Grand
Rapids Council NO. 49, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
A. II. Greason, member Of Poplar
Mo.
William @. Rudd, a member Of
Greenwood Council No. 4sa. Green
wood, 8. @.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure Of bowel complaints. It cures
gripping, diarrnoea, dysentery. and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness OF the bowels. 1t is equally
valuable for children a. adults. 1t
always cures. Sold ty all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
TRIP rIPs.

The st. Louis Sales Managers' asso-
citation is a new organization in that
city through which the 10000 statesmen
out OF that market will start a world :
beating boost or the approaching Cen
tennial celebration Oct. 8. The aales-
men will be official representatives az
the city OF st. Louis and win speak on
the authority Of the leading mercantile
interests Of that city on all questions
eftecting the city's prestige as COM
mercial center
Frank Shean, q welI-known Seattle
travelling man, stepped over to British
Columbia and got married the other
day and returned to BelIingham TO an
joy the honeymoon. Al company 4,
Seattle travellers who "1ot wtsev fora-
gathered at the bridal table ia the din.
Ing room and loaded down With an
ormous cabbage blossoms ana rfce
When the newlyweds had finished wifi
these dainties they returned to thei,
rooms at the Baker hotel to And tha,
everything had been s-loved out but
the carret
M Mathieeon. of the CoIean Mann.
featuring Co, with headquarters i,
Beach n. l., has been working out b
Fargo for some time lately.
Ooo
q H. Mayer who sells Syrup o.
Figs, was here this week. MIR. Mayer
is at home at Louisville, KY.
800
The New York correspondent Of .
hotel publication. who III his travels
usually eats q modest breakfast, COM
posed OF boiled eggs, rolls, shredded
wheat biscuit, baked apples ana oog-
fee, finds that this order for one per.
son costs sD cents ia the Hotel Assor
New York; s1.aB in the Plaza. New
York; 30 cents in the sinton, cincin-
natl; % cents q the seelbach, Louis
vile; so cents III tho Planters ~
Louis; e5 cents In the savoy. Kansas
City, and so cents in the Lsnox. Buf-
falo. TIE same order costs so cents N
the Alexandriag Los Angles, and Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11

FOR sale. SIX. nfcCcrm a. binders, six
foot Gus Both right and left hAnd.
q w. HaggerE Fargo. ~. d.
The Washington times., 1909-07-23
BOSTON DISGUSTED
OVER YOUNG DEAL
Veteran Going Good, While
Chech and Ryan Seem
Doomed.

CLEVELAND. July 23-The Boston
baseball writer's who are with the Red
Sox make no secret OF their disgust
with the deal that Magnate Taylor pull
ed off last year whereby Cy Young
came to Cleveland for Pitchers Chech
and Ryan and a bundle OF cash.
Along in the spring, when he was win
ming six straight games, Chech was the
hero of Boston, and later on when Ryan
began TO show effectiveness ne too was
highly touted.
Since that time Chech has pitched
very bad ball and Ryan has failed to
show anything like big league class
Cy Young, has gone right along IN lis
same old way. winning game after game
ut I'll he stands close to the top among
the league pitchers.
The veteran has now won fourteen
games and lost seven, an average of
-667, Mullin being the only pitcher in
the league who has won any more
The Boston writer's predict that Meth
er Ryan no. CheCh Will finish the sea
sen with the Red SoX. They intimate
that Chech has already been offered to
St. Paul, when sent word back that it
could not use the popular ST. Paul drug
gist. Ryan, IL is animated, will wind
up IN the Southern League.
The Washington times., 1909-07-23
BRITT AND JONES
TO CLASH TONIGHT
Fast BantamS Will Go FIT
teen Rounds Before Bal
timore Club.

BALTIMORE. July 23.-Young Britt,
Of this city, and Willie Jones. of Brook
lyn. are eagerly awaiting the tap Of the
gong TO send them off on their fifteen
round mill tonight before the EutaW
Athletic Club. at the Germania Msen-
nerchor Hall.
Jim O'Hara, considered by many as
the most competent local referee, Will
referee the battle. The selection of the
referee puts everything in readiness for
the contest. which has excited much in
terest in local boxing circles because OF
the sIashing mill the little men made for
fifteen rounds in this city last No
vembeT.
Eritt and Jones both stated that
they would not weigh over us pounds
for the contest though the articles cali
FOR them 70 go 122 pounds at p m.
before the mill. Britt claims he never
felt better, and while Jones says he will
win sure. the local champion declares
he positively can't lose.
Young Jack Monroe will meet KID
Boston for ten rounds in the semi-wind-
up, the feature Of the prelimi laries.
The Washington times., 1909-07-23
By THOMAS KIRBY.

The Washington ball club Is today il
the most pitiable plight it has been II
at any time since the opening of the
season.
Outhitting the Browns more than two
10 one and having a clean fielding slate
while their rivals, the next worst team
in the league, was charged with al
error, the Nationals yesterday suffered
their most humiliatlng defeat Of the
present trip.
True, our old friends Hurst am
O'LOughlin, who have been forced L
shoulder the blame when games have
been lost by close scores, were the un-
pires and the Nationals used thirteen
players, but even the firmest believer III
these signs must look elsewhere for ar
excuse.
No better Illustration Of the dire
straits in which the club is at present
is needed than the case OF being forced
to use an outfelder in the box after
two pitchers had given way. Had Ortr
Collins failed to fool the Browns he
would probably have been forced TO re-
main on the rubber, for there was nc
other man available for the place. Bu1
even at that II was not the fault of the
pitching STAFF that yesterdays game
went by the boards, for St Louis oh.
tanned but five hits in the course of the
nine innings.
The club is simply in the throes Of q
slump. a recovery from which will re-
quire the most heroic methods. That
the club owners are perfectly willing tC
90 anything within reason was fuIly
demonstrated when they secured the
leagues Of the Middle West for recruits
who. however, have hardly come up Il
expectations after the initial flourish.
From Detroit and St Louis come re-
ports that the Nationals play as though
they are tired and sore. What would be
more natural? once an athletic aggre-
gation-whether baseball, football, bas-
ketban, or any other branch-starts on
the down grade there is nothing but
disCOura cement facing its members at
every turn. No matter how innately
game the athlete himself may be. he
uncOnsciously feels the hOpeIessness OF
his situation and soon catches the fever
Of discouragement that pervades the
whole camp. Add 70 this the absence OF
several veterans on account of INJURIES
and you have the most eXecrab-e COM
binatiOn possible on a ball field.
This is the condition Of the Nationals
and only the tonic Of victory will rouse
The Washington times., 1909-07-23
Current Notes and Timely Comment
From Professional Sport Fields

began warming up at second base in
Laportes place. Umpire Connolly an
nounced that Knight would play. Then
Captain Elberfeld called Laporte back
10 the game. and when LapOrte re-
sponded, Umpire Connolly would not
permit him 10 play. declaring that he
had been displaced
Pitcher Sallee, If the Cardinals, is
the iron arm Of tic National league
this season.
DOuble-headers will be PLAYED in
Brooklyn and Philadelphia tomorrow,
rs the result of the postponement Of
yesterdays games on account OF rain
The Chicago White Sox have released
Outhelder Weldav to the Providence
Club Of the Easte n League
The late George B. Dovey, Of the
Boston Nationals. left an estate valued
a about 1000.
The Washington times., 1909-07-23
BROAD BEATSSTEIN
BY NARROW MARGIN
Winner Lacked Science, But
Was There With the
Heavy Wallop.

PHILADELPHIA. July z5.-Young
Kid Broad. Of Philadelphia. was slight
~ better than Joe Stein, of New York.
in their six-round bout at ths Broadway
Athletic Club last night
stein looked a sure winner in the
opening round; he rushed Eruad and
sent an assortment of puncnes at tho
local boys head and body.
FTorc the second 10 the finish Broad
led by a comfortable margin. In the
third he fought Stein to the ropes sew
eTal times, and in the following rounds
delivered punches that would have stop
ped a less sturdy opponent.
The New Workers. blows were wild
and lacked steam. although he showed
more science than Broad. The final ses-
sion was a slam bang affair, With Broad
IN the lead. StOreWall Allen, OF Wash
ingtOn, drew with Sam Willis in q pre-
liuinary bout.
The Washington times., 1909-07-23
RUHOR HAS keller
IN BROOKLYN BERTH
SAYS Yankee Outhelder Will
Manage Dodger Outfit
Next Season.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The latest ru-
NOR in Brooklyn streets is that Willie
Keller will be the manager Of the
Brooklyn club next season. It's only A
TumOT. as nothing has been said by the
Brooklyn club officials but the chances
of the story being right are good. as
Keller will probably retire from active
work on the baseball field after this
season.
Bill always did say that he never
cared about taking up the job as man
ager on any ball club, but If Ebbetts
would make him good offer he might
thing twice and then see II ne could
make the success out of IL that McGraw,
Hanlon and Jennings have.
Brooklyn fans will never forget the
great Keller He would have the sup
port Of every baseball fan In the baby
carriage city. There IS no chance Of get
ting King and il would be a good move
on the part of the Brooklyn officials TO
get kecler If they want manager
The Washington times., 1909-07-23

Connie Maci- has recalled Heitmuller
and MCTnnes. Tire former will be used
as a substitute for Harry Davis
Infelder Savage, OF the New Haven
club. has been ordered to report to the
HiEhlanders.
Manager Hogan, OF Lancaster says
Pitcher OIL secured from the PhiIlies,
is a lemon"
Harry Davis earned SO for making
his home run in St Louis, by hitting a
paying advertising sign.
SandoW Mertes, the ex-Giant, has
been appointed captain or the Stockton
team Of the California State League.
Manager Stallings played Wednesday 8
game at Detroit under protest. When
Laporte was spiked by Bush IL went TO
the clubhouse with Trainer TuthIii -
have the injury dressed, and knight