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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
Lillian Russell.

That dear Lillian Russell finally
reached Fargo-and she received a
welcome that was sufficiently enthu-
siastic to please the most fastidious.
She is happily cast as Mrs. harrington
in the new racing comedy-Wildfre
The play gives her ample scope to dis
play her great abilities and her gowns
and both are all to the good. Age
does not wither her charms. Apparent
ly as fresh and peachy at 40 as when
she was at Is, she still possesses great
beauty.
In her present play she is surrounded
by exceptionally clever people. There
are no sticks. Thurston Hall az Care
rison, Sydney Booth as Sanderson,
Simeon wiltsie as Donovan, &doIph
Lestina as DR.. Woodhurst, Ernest
Truck as Chappy Rafter. the jockey,
are all that their parts demand.
The female characters are all in
good hands.
Rivaling the star in popularity VIII
Archie as Bud, the stable boy. was a
great favorite. He is a precocious
one and his clever character delinea-
ton was one OF the best sketches seen
here in years.
There was a remarkable demonstra-
ton at the close Of the racing scene
in the second act when the members
Of the company were forced to respond
to eight encores.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
100 Years Hence
No More Drudgery-Just Live 70
Enjoy Yourselves.

Ella Wheeler wilcox believes in
hundred years all drudgery will be
done by machinery. We viii dy
through the air on the wings of the
wind and have time to see and enjoy
ell the wonders Of the world and per-
haps Of the heavens which are now
sealed books to the majority because
of the eternal grind OF every day life.
Look back 100 years and the changes
made seem just as great. What we
wear. how we traved, how we COM
municate, what we eat, sensible clothes,
vehicles speedy and comfortable, wire-
less telegraphs. telephones, fast trains
and mail steamers. and healthfuI foods.
Today instead OF loading our stomachs
with heavy, greasy breakfasts, that
duh the brain and retard our mornings
work, we eat delicious E~C Corn
Flakes or Egg.O-See Wheat Flakes.
made BY the famous Egg -O-See process
that fnsures perfect digestion, high ntl-
triton and greater strength.
Always ready to serve. good for babes,
best for invaIids--the sensible breakfast
for the business man or the busy, ener-
getic housewife. Remember it's the Egg
o-See process that makes the fakes 20
Grip and delicious.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
g -, :. naefln. for some time

hu.v With his machine for some time
Contractor Conlin has taken tne Iop
TO reshingIe and make ofner lnlplons $50
ments on the John Price rarIn HOu"s
west Of town.
Meaars. Mckee and sadd were oowb
srcy,, MelviIIe saturday and report tta1
4hev are down over 1000 feet with tlelI :
drilling machine on a Wen =
Melville. The depth they have lounu
/ n necessary to go after water IN liia'
locality is a surprise to them, ana LheS
have found 1t necessary 10 get
tional drilling material.
Pfngree offers an excellent opeiilhs
FOR 4 -four mill and bank, and any 1i's
uIahinR to engage In either OF these
enterprises should communicate VIII
tha commercial club, where tney VIII
be furnished with full particulars.
The Piugree Cemetery assoclaIiol
management have had NUMBER %
traes planted on the grounds, ana arr
making other improvements that w
greatly add 10 the future appearan1e
of the cemetery. O., M. smith, tns
managing director, has charge OF lhs
grounds. and is showing the keenes'
interest in the work involved In max
ing the grounds appear as they snoui'l QUIZ
Several steam pIows the busy al
work in the vicinity subduing the VIZ
gin soil and preparing II Tor tne
golden harvest which everything IN
dtcates we shall reap II we KEEP
eternalIy at it."
The Congregational Ladies Aio
society undertook q very commend
able task when its members resolved
to assume the responsibility OF put
ting In q cement sidewalk on the two
| streets Alden and English, and the
society merits the support OF every
one who il interested in the welfare
Of the town and the travelling public
The aid his undertaken and accom-
pIished more in the way Of public i'm
proven1ents than any other body o.
citizens in the history of our locality
and merits the hearty cooperation o.
all.
Ed. Toenserg. president Of the
North Dakota Hardware Co.. return
| ed from their branch house at Cleve'
land Saturday to spend Sunday at his
| home here. He returned to Cleveland
Monday, where he will stay In charg'
OF the store during the rest Of th'
week. Ebert Lundberg having charg'
here during the absence Of Mr.. Toen'
sing.
DR.. w. Van de Erne has ordered Z
new, latest model automobile, which
he expects to arrive in the near fu'
ture.
| Iver Rasmussen has recently invest
ed in a car which he has been inform
ed will be here for his use during tbs
present week.
Ed. Olson was in from his claim II
the hills Saturday and reports every
thing moving along nicely in thai
locality. The farmers there are no
| quite so far ahead owing to the yer!
heavy Judgements Of snow during th'
past winter in that locality.
/ Cashier eKeler and wife were vi
from Buchanan Sunday in their new
automobile and spent a short tim
very pleasantly with friends.
| Contractor Overton and men ar
building large barn for P. D. White
/ southeast OF town. When completed
the building will add materially to tn
appearance Of the farm.
Farmers continue to haul in what
eyed grain they may have left afte
seeding, getting the benefit OF tn
high prices prevalent for all kinds o
grain.
| The lumber yards are shipping Il
their supplies OF lime. cement an,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

otbar building material to supply the
increasing demands that come with
the beginning Of the puIiding season,
We are informed on good authority
that John Johnson, who moved from
here to Portland, Oregon, about
vear and a half ago, VIII return with
hts wife about July 1 to make this
their permanent home. Mrs. johnson
dt5 not secure the relief that was ex-
nected by their removal to mflder
climate and they found other condi-
tfons there that were less conducens
~ their welfare than those obtaisn-
ing in this bread basket Of world"
while we regret that Mrs. johnson
has not found the relief sought we
shall be pleased to welcome back to
our town Mr.. and rMss. Johnson.
notwithstanding that Arbor day
was not the most conducive to the
nlanting of trees, our enterprising
citizens are taking the rveliest kind
of interest In tree planting, large
number of the various kinds having
been set out this spring. The flowers
being planted win add materially TO
the appearance OF LHS eoWA hN1lS
later In the season.
Charlie and Carl Smith passed
through town Sunday on their way to
their home west Of Buchanan. The
bows were returning from . weeks
wolf hunt and report the killing Of
thirty-six wolves during their hunt.
Rev. G. T. Powell OF Fargo sup
piled the pulpit at the congregational
church last Sunday evening, there be-
ing a good-sized congregation in at
| tendance.
A glorious rain is pouring down the
crop producing moistble today and
farmers are naturally jubilant-
Cor. p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Fargo Residents
Enthusiasts,


No wonder scores n Fargo citizens
grow enthusiastic. /. Is enough to
make anyone happy to md relief after
years OF suffering. Public statements
like the following are but truthful rep
resentations OF the daily work done in
Fargo by Doan's Kidney Pills.
Ed Anderson, 20 Front street, Fargo.
N. D., says: -Four year ago both my
wife and myself used Doan's Kidney
Pills. which we procured at Wilser's
drug store and / gave 3 statement
shortly after, telling OF the excellent
results obtained suffered from back
ache and disordered kidneys for a long
time and was unable to get relief until
used Doan's Kidney Pills. This rem
edy went right to the root OF the trout
bic, strengthening the kidneys and
toning UP my entire system I have
not had a single symptom Of kidney
trouble since and therefore gladly
recommend Doan's Kidney pills again. !"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster MiIbur7 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., 1909-05-19
BURKE FOR v. p.

Strange sthtnrgs sometimes happen in
politics-espedialIy democratic politics.
One of the stories that comes from out
Of the west Nas that Governor Burke
is trimming Shis sails for the vice
presidential Nomination.
It is announ ced that-having can
vassed the situation caDefully--he will
not make another race for the COVER
norship-in fact his chances for sue
cess the third ttime are not regarded
as particularly brilliant by even his
warmest supporters.
For a time it was supposed the
executive mightS be induced to accept
q nomination for congress and beat
Gronna out Of this job-both being
from the northern part Of the state.
Gronna headed that off, however, by
q clever coop, in, which he appealed
10 the insurgents Through This opposi-
ton to the reelection Of Speaker
Cannon.
That reduced BurkeTs field of politi-
cal activity to some extent. Having
failed to get'a primary law like that of
Oregon on the senaEorship there is
little chance for HIM to win a place
in the upper branchtof congress. His
political opportunity in state way
seemed to be in thei direction Of the
supreme bench. In order to wear the
errnine the govexnor, however. is
placed in a rather peculiar position.
He will have to getAfnto the campaign
and oppose either Justice Fiske or
one Of his recent appofntees. Fisk is
one of the most pupular men in the
democracy and Grand Forks and the
democrats will wantthin to remain on
the bench. This will put It up to
Burke to fight one OF the men he
recently named for thefplace-either
Carmody or Ellsworth. His endorse
ment of these men by selecting them
for the position viii be hard thing
But the fertile resources of the gov
ernor are not all exhausted-not by a
large majority. Friends Of his assert
the gallant son Of Erin would like to
play second fiddle to the next demo-
cratic nominee and--if his ticket won
become the presiding officer Of the
American house of lords. 1t is claimed
that the governor has pictured him
self as presiding with dignity over
the deliberations OF that body He
could pose there as one Of the great
men of the nation-and demonstrate
to the world that the Irish were not
all policemen and mere governors. He
could preside with all the dignity of
q Fairbanks and outsnile Jimmie
sherman--and why not? He is a
ready speaker--one OF the most plausi-
Bile democrats that ever struck the
land of the Flickertails.
Imagination can picture the hand
some North Dakotan telling a few Of
the old has beens" of the senate
where to head in. II chauncey Depew
wanted TO relate some old Chestnut
Burke could go him one better and
tell him few Of the Irish stories he
got or in the last two campaigns in
North Dakota. II the insurgent mem
bers Of the senate got fresh Burke
could chase them to coop with the
relation OF how he was the original
ringmaster for the wild and unbroken
insurgents Of North Dakota II Aldrich
wanted new tariff measure, Burke
could make him walk UP and eat out
Of bis hands.
Ths more The Forum thinks Of II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
Rev. !. W. wILLIAMsoN,s LETTER

Rev. l. w. Williamson. Huntington,
W. Va, writes: This is to certify
that used Foley's Kidney Remedy for
nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble
and am free to say that IL will do all
that you claim for It." Foley's Kidney
Remedy has restored health and
strength to thousands Of weak, run
down people. Contains no harmful
drugs and il pleasant to take. II. II.
CasselIr1an
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
A CARD.

This Is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
IL 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., 1909-05-19

avaa they wouldn't use, AZ they Go, two NH.
ion bottles every year of Perry Dayis' Pain
kiIler. It will cure sprains, strains, eolda.
crampa. Take bottle home to-day and
nave Il ready for an emergency 90. (tho
new size1 OK Soc. bOttie Tel your dRue.
80 yOu want Perry Davis PainkilIex, the
rersdy which has bean tested f0w 10 yeaTs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
CROSSMAN SALE
IS NEXT ON list

New York May 1--we have had .
Lillian RusseIa sale. an Edwin Booth
sale, Leslie Carter sale, and now
we are 70 have an auction Of the ef-
fects Of Henrietta crossman, made by
order Of her receiver in bankruptcy.
Ezra P. Prentice.
Bric-a-brac, rare furniture. swords,
picture books. theatrical costumes. h-
monas, and ever the NeH Gwynne
trousers belonging to the actress are
shown In auction rooms. The col
lection is valued at from $4,000 to
SIS. 600.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
LADIES' PRINCESS COMBINATION
UNDERGARMENT.
Paris Ps1sesa No. 2882
An Seams Allowed.

An Seams Allowed.
Tain cambrfc, Persian lawn. nainsook
: batiste, jaconet or China siik are an
adaptable for this useful underRarment
combining corset-coyer and open draw
erA The many seams at the garnent to
the figure and do away with all unneces-
sary fullness- The yole-band Is OF the
material. hand-embroidered with mercer
ized cotton. trimmed with insertion and
nnashed with edging. as are the arm
boieA The circular fiounce il trimmed
with Insertion, finished with edRinx to
match; the joining being hidden by mar
row Insertion The garment closes at
the center Of tho front or back, accord
fng TO taste. The pattern Is in slxes-.
a 70 ~ inches, bust measure. For "a b,at
the garment with circular rune requires
M yards of material % inches wide. ar
~ yards q inches wide, with SO yards
Of wide insertion. yards Of rnediun-
width Insertion, K yards OF narrow IN.
sertion, yards OF wide edeins ana az
yards Of narrow edging to trim: wsth
straight rufie Il needs 2 yards &c inchaa
wide, o. ~ yards ~ inches wide: each
with ~ yards Of bouncing Io,k inchea
wide Tor ruffes.
Price Of pattern. 10 cents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

EgThs meeting OF the members Of
the American Society of Equity in
Fargo June and 10 should attract
large number OF grain growers. The
men behind the movement are very
enthusiastic and some OF them believe
there win be 5000 grain growers here.
here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
VOLUME xxxH, NO. I4s.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

EyNorth Dakotans have no right to
kick on the expense Of their fuel bills.
1t is announced that Uncle Sans coal
bill for last year was $5,545,O0O.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

Something special In the form oi
scenery has been arranged for the ban
quet scene Of the Toastmaster. A
beautiful balcony for the orchestra has
been secured, and by the aid Of palms
and beautiful scenery the spacious
stage will be transformed into a ban
quet hall of unusual beauty.
One Of the leading characters Ir
Charles Ram Kennedy's play The
Servant in the House, which Henry
Miller is sending TO the Fargo opera
house, Saturday, May %, for one night
is an embittered working maa who
goes TO the home of his own Mother
nursing a scheme for revenge. This
Drain Man, as he is called, is a social
outcast, and something OF a parish
When he arrives at his destination 1e
meets a Hindoo butler (the SO srvant
in the house''), and the stranger from
the far east wins his confidence H.,
tells his new found friend the story OF
his wrongs and why he has becone j
sociaIist-almost an anarchist Under
the influence of the oriental servant
the Drain Man abandons his scheme
for revenge, and ultimately faces a
horrible death down in the darkness II
a great sewer that his comrades up
above may be saved. This powerful
role is played by Charles Dalton, one
OF the original company that first pre-
sented The Servant in the House, and
well remembered here as the star Of
The Sign Of the Cross.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

ETAnother ideal Is shattered. Hero
Jack Binns has degenerated into a side
show attraction at Coney Island.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
TO ARMS, WoMENI

According to legal decision which
has lately been rendered by Circuit
Judge Grimm, of St. Louis--a wife has
no right to search the pockets OF her
husband for loose coin.
1t is needless to say that this an
nouncement has produced consterna-
ton among the Easter bonnets.
The decision may be too radical to
stand.
II it crystaIizes into Iaw-it will
revolutionize a custom which has been
held in very high repute by woman
kind-ever since trousers superseded
the ancient garment which was first
worn in the Garden Of Eden.
The fact that this polite method of
piIlage has been in vogue for so
long a time may give the sex what
Blackstone calls a prescriptfve title
and. If so, the male element of crea-
ton can hardly insist upon a right
over which they have slept for 5000
years.
Still, the ruling of the st. Louis
Judge is well calculated to nettle the
daughters Of Eve.
We are free to confess that our
sympathies in this matter lean toward
the women.
Between the unjust exactions of the
Payne tariff biIl-which puts an in
creased tax upon what she wears
and the unchivalrous opinion of the
st. Louis court-which says she has
no right to ransack her husbands
wardrobe-she seems to be getting 1t
right and left.
If the decision should be affirmed
by the higher court-there are hun
dreds Of men in the country who would
instantly start suit to recover back
| loses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

ETPorto Ricans should not become
excited-Uncle Sam may have to use
his slipper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

EEThe people OF the United States
are won't TO speak OF the barbarous
Turks-yet constantinopIe lis the only
capital in Europe to which America
can send diplomatic head who is OF
the stock OF Abraham.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

EyAnother meanest man has been
found. He lived in New York and
stole s1S5 his blind brother had saved
to purchase piano.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

ETChicagoans are 70 raise 800, 900
for ftting statue for Grover Cleve-
land.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

ta-There is some talk OF appointing
Governor Hughes OF New York to q
place on the U. .. supreme court. 1t
is unlikely the bewiskered one viii ever
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

egThe new $1,000 bills win have a
picture Of Alexander Hamilton. That
would be sufficient grounds for sena-
tor M. NJ Johnson OF this state refus-
ing to lug around very many of them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

f1The striking bakers down east,
who attempted to drown non-unfon
baker in his own dough--showed a
great spirit Of wastefulness with
-four selling at the present high prices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

consent to being politically sidetracksd
in that manner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
The Theatres
Fargo opsrahouss,

May 21-The Toastmaster.
May 22-Servant in the House.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19

IrgIg Count Boni comes over to this
country for hunt in the Rockies and
gets mixed UP with grizzly bear
there viii be lot OF people who will
decline to take sides--against the bear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-18
MORE PREPARATIONS
FOR BIG ENCAMPhENT
Government Will Aid in Fur
nishing Accommodations
for Old Soldiers.

IN order TO he thoroughly in touch with
the situation in the city in regard 90 ac-
commodations for veterans and other
visitors during tie period OF the G. 4. r.
national encampmcnt next August, Col.
+, NJ. Sterrett executive director, urges
that all people who can provide accommo- =
dations for any number OF visitors report
TO the committee soon as possible.
Col. Sterrctt on Monday received tele-
gram from Representative Joseph Howell.
advising him that a resolution had Just
thorizing the secretary Of war TO loan
such cots. tents and appliances rs may
be required for the encampnlent Col.
Stcrrott expressed great pleasure at the
circumstance and explained that II the
resolution is passed by the senate II will
mean the saving o. several thousand dol
lars in the expense OF the cncarnpmeut.
tents for tho use of the veterans who arc
provided with free quarters,
4 communication received from Senator
Smoot. Monday. stated that he had just
been notified by the chief of the bureau
Of plant industry at Washington that its
supply of flower seeds for this season had
become exhausted The senator stated.
from the department 23o2 packages OF
flower seeds in addition 10 what had al
ready been sent.
Word has been received from New York
City that the city council OF that metrop-
oils hnd passed without dissenting
voice. &. resolution granting to all vct-
Grams of the civil war in the employ OF
full pay, In order to attend the encamp-
meDt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-18
IS FOUND GUILTY OF
RUNNING BLIND PIG
George Davis Convicted by
Jury of Four in Police
Court.

George Davis" blind pig opera tor,
was found guilty of violating the IL
cense ordinance. by jury of four men,
in the police court Monday afternoon.
The court will pronounce sentence this
afternoon at o'clock.
Davis IS an old offender He was
arrested 4 month ago on The charge of
viola ting the liquor ordinance, it be
ing alleged that he conducted sun
day bar in Commercial street rooming
house, but when be was brought to
trial sufficient evidence could not he
brought against him. The detective de-
partment looks upon the conviction of
Monday as Il decided victory.
Davis was again arrested abont two
weeks ago on the two charges of yio-
Iatiug the liquor ordinance and license
ordinance al resort al 4 Victoria al.
lev. Detectives Sheets. SchuIzc and
Cnrreu arrested Pat Wichcr. Charles
Stephens and Thomas Madsen, Sunday,
May Q. as they emerged from the door
Of the Davis establishment. Upon
Wicbcr and Stephens were found flasks
Of whislley which they said they had
purchased from Davis
Attorney James Smith represented
y.
appeared for the city. Wicher and
Stephens testified that they had bought
the whisky from Davis for a cousdera-
ton of % cents Madison. who accom-.
panied those two men testified that he
had seen no whiskeY exchange hands.
He said that he had bccu with Stephens
and WicLer during thc entire Sunday
morning ard that their conversation
had becu confined to the weather and
water.
In his argument TO the Jury. Attor-
ncY Smith contcnGed that Wicher had
made arrangements previous 10 the
whisky buying with Detective Sheets
and that as they were accomplices TO
the crime their testimony should be
stricken out of the court proceedings.
The jury. however. took different
view OF the matter III rendering their
verdict Davis must still face another
similar charge in the Dolicc court