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Assftlo Autnmnhi8a .hncl. DAY and
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lessons hn up.tn. date machines alQ
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sef land niF money guaranteed EKs
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WaI0a Do TNIH TNIuTUH MI CNnf W"TH
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An TnTAI. WATERFRONT IL.

AN tDEAL WATERMELON 100 ,.eot
fo.Io0 ACREs zee feet wais. 1,lig
ab cents faro round trlr. tear IA frah
four H.rra cleared ln oAn 800 cnA
trees. HIN.ruom house, he' ~ sardta
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puca taNboi half cash, pA''N'
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stalled 10 take care Of the constant
" increasing orders 10 all depart.
mcnts.
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sprriahiH people 1n.T reliable marriage
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tasi-A hlaek ara white ~ rsfrafa
aas weiaht about ta1, from 1895 t1ud
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uarhsr trade tAuehf free g. men and
HenIfu Tauit furnished Expert lua
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harber college ave FirFi a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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CLIFFORD q VAN ANspALE
Qta Third Az. Near Madison.
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black Kittens Phone North 1882
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them under" and she kicked of
one tiny slipper showing half OF
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
Al the Grand.

Huntress, female impersonator and
drapery dancer, is the headliner at the
Grand this week. His makeup is
done before the audience and is we'll
executed. His dancing is scenic and
spectacular.
Lew welch & Co. put on playlet,
Levinsly's Old Shoes, in a very clever
manner. They are genuinely funny
without offense.
Art Adair has a combination rube
comic and musical turn, which is
somewhat rough house but gets the
applause of the galleries. His upside
down clarinet playing caught the
audience.
Arthur Don and May Minnie
Thompson have a stunt they adver-
tise as a comedy singing and talking
act. Last night they appeared to have
forgotten the comedy and the turn was
fierce.
The motion pictures are amusing
and the illustrated song with the
chimes accompaniment to the chorus
makes a hit with the audience.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
North Dakota Political Gossip

Rugby optimist: The insursent
eliminating committee" is undoubtedly
having some troubles OF its own these
days, and the boys should quit joshins
them so mercilessly. BY the time they
get some of their congressional aspir-
ants eliminated" they may be sadder
but wiser--politicians
Bismarck Tribune: According to re-
ports from Valley city the insurgent
elimination committee" has done its
work, and put forth a ticket for the
support Of insurgent republicans at the
primaries. 1t appears that the remov-
al OF Speaker Burdick from Cavalier
county to Williams has solved one diff
Guilty with the committee, and made a
place on the slate for congress for H.
7. Heglesen. Skulason of Grand Forks
seems to be shelved in favor of Judge
Lauder, who goes on the ticket as the
other congressional candidate. There
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
RICH coLoRED FLUID.

Fargoans who have been taking a
bath during the last day or two can be
expected to become ardent advocates
of an improved water supply. It's
great stuff-this city water. 1t looks
like half brother to coffee, from the
rich coloring it takes on as it ropily
percolates into the bath tub.
The deposit it leaves in the tub is
a great confederation of the stories OF
the realty dealers about the fertility
Of the soil in North Dakota,
AS a sanitary proposition it's joke
The condition OF the water for the
next few weeks should convince any
one-if there can be any doubt-of the
necessity Of prompt action.
Any petty delays and politics that
will longer prevent the people of Fargo
from having a decent water supply
should be properly resented.
Present conditions are disgraceful
and their continuation would be little
less than criminal
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08

few means subtraction all along the
line from the resources OF the many,
and corresponding reduction in stand
ards Of living.
And in respect to the sociological
and health problems created by such
excessive fortunes the physician, In
an individual way has opportunity to
work for society through his intimate
professional relations with the very
rich. He can honestly assert that the
creation of unduly great fortunes is a
benefit neither to their possessors nor
to the race. Ability habitualiy TO over
indulge in costly indigestible food and
drink and to avoid physical labor, COM
bined with the excessive nervous strain
Of business competition and the COM
plexities of social life, have their re-
suits in the steadily rising rates for
disability and death from neurasthenia,
govt rheumatism and the diseases Of
the kidneys, heart and circulatory APP
paratus. The poor man, with all his
ills dependent on malnutrition, forum
ately escapes that Of corpulency, a
condition which was recently shown
had never, in the experience of the two
largest life insurance companies. ex-
listed In risks who survived to a good
old age. Both extremes in the social
scale have their special perils.
AS doctors we appreciate that be-
yond the ability to provide for all ones
physical and mental needs, the acquis-
ition of wealth serves no useful pur-
pose; while the corresponding depriva-
ton under which the general public
is thus made to labor has too profound
an influence on the race to permit us
to countenance wealth. getting as a
pastime or an obsession. The collection
of dollars has quite a different effect
upon the community than that OF, the
collection of postage stamps, for ex-
ample. And when the man with super
abundance apparently regards money
getting as a sport like hunting or fish,
ing, 1t is well to recall that practically
all our states now have laws fixing
legal limit to the bag of quail or trout;
when the desire reaches the intensity of
an obsession, suggestive treatment like
that required for the victim Of any 9TH
err unhealthy idea is desirable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
MAN TURNS MARBLE.
Following Attack of Pnsumonia, Needle
Pointer Becomes Brittle and White.


Following Attack of Pnsunonia, Needle
Pointer Becomes Brittle and White.
London, March S.--A case no less
mysterious than that of Alan Rush
brook, the brittle man." at the London
hospital, is puzzling the doctors at a
Birmingham institution.
The patient Is Morgan Field needle
pointer, who four years ago contracted
pneumonia. The attack was a severe
one and for six months the man was
unable to follow his employment.
Shortly after this period his features
began to contract and 1t became as
white as marble. The hands, arms,
feet and chest were similarly affected,
and where the disease has attacked
thes ufferer the skin has become tAut
Something akin to petrifying effect
has been produced, and where the body
is afflicted in this way the flesh is as
cold as the marble II 50 strikingly re-
sembles. So tight is the skin at the
joints that the man cannot bend his
limbs, while he can only open his
mouth slightly, and then with extreme
difficulty.
The condition is thought to be due to
an obstruction in the arteries, veins or
lymph vessels, dependent upon some
disturbance in the nervous center. At
present the patient Is being treated
with a view to improving his nutrition
and increasing the blood circulation,
and 1t is hoped that later on the treat
rnent at the new Birmingham electric
radium institute, which Is being built
in connection with the hospital, will be
the means Of relieving the sufferer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
DOCTORS AND HIGH PRICES.

Oppression" saith the scripture,
"maketh wise men mad" There seems
to be some justification for the wise
King OF Israel in the attitude of The
New York Medical Record on the ques-
ton of high prices for provisions. The
members of the medical profession, at
least in the United States and Great
Britain, are as rule an intensely
conservative class.
Yet, as The Medical Record points
out, they are not the least sufferers
from the increased cost Of living. They
have no union to force up their income
to meet that increased cost and they
cannot advance their prices as the re-
tail grocer and butcher do. "And be-
sides depreciation in purchasing pow
err" The Record continues, ''the income
itself tends to shrink-persons who find
the struggle for existence steadily more
bitter hesitate to deplete an already
insufficient wage by calling in doctor
in the early, more amenable stages of
disease and many honest, grateful
folks there are who find the new order
of things an absolute bar TO paying the
doctors modest honorarium."
But 1t Is not on account of their own
hardships that The Medical Record in
vokes the influence of the physicians
in the fight against high prices. 1t re-
fers to the social decentralization that
must ensue from the necessity that
compels womGm and children OF tender
years to join the ranks of the wage
earners for the sake of keeping body
and soul together.
1t is, however, after considering the
various theories that have been ad :
vanced to explain the present rise in
the cost OF living that The Record
piunges into what many will regard
as the abyss OF radical Socialism. II
says:
Aside from any menace to our na-
tional institutions, the piling UP OF
the tremendous modern private for
tune, the very vastness Of which abso
lateIy preclades the use OF even fair
fraction Of its income by its possessori
seriously threatens the public health
ana the physical e6aciency and stand
ards of the body polite. Originally
there is fair living with Reasonable
comforts available to us all in this
country, and IL 10 matter Of simple
mathematics 10 show that the aggre-
Kmticn Of an undue proportion OF tina
awaaIable wealth in the hanAa Of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.
March 1.-THE Wolf.
March 13--The Great Divide.

The Wolf, which will be seen at the
Fargo operahouse next Monday even.
ing, is powerfully written play Of
the Canadian wilds, beautifully staged
and finely acted.
To anyone who processes to keeT
track Of what is doing in the theatrical
world, however, the very fact that The
Wolf is from the pen of Eugene Walt
er, is sufficient guarantee of its ex.
cellence. Mr.. Walter has become IA
nous as the author of the three most
successful plays on the stage, The Wolf
Paid in Full, and The Easiest Way.
A splendid company, headed by An
drew Robson, a resourceful actor, who
will be remembered for his fine por-
trayal of Richard Carvel few seasons
ago, has been especially engaged fol
The Wolf.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08

are few surprises on the rest Of the
slate. Pat Norton, former chief clerk
Of the house, lands the Endorsement for
secretary OF state. Gronna and Mar
shall are the slate candidates for the
senate, and the rest Of the ticket, It
would appear is named with the view
of strengthening the senatorial candl-
dates.
whether there are any aspiring can
didates among the insurgents In the
state who win refuse to be shelved by
this elimination committee" remains
to be seen. The remarkable part of the
whole thing is that under the primary
law, which was passed to give an OPP
portunity to vote for whatever candi-
dates they chose, committee of twen-
ty-one members Of a faction OF the re-
publican party has to all intents and
purposes nominated that part of the
ticket which was not pre-empted by
two or three aspiring candidates for
office as a matter of right.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
Miehlaan.

Michigan, N. D., March 6.--To The
Forum: The lecture given by PresiA
dent Mcvey Of the state university en-
titled The Making of a Town, was
under the circumstances, well attended
and fully appreciated. He spoke for ar
hour and a half and had the closes,
attention. Anderson's orchestra fur
nished the music preceding the lecture
After the close Of the address many
availed themselves of the informal re-
ception to get acquainted with thu
speaker.
Editor Metcalf of the Lakcta Obssrv.
er was a business caller last Saturday
Geo. Kellog Of LalSota has been ap.
pointed receiver of the defunct bank
at that place.
Rev. Donovan preached here Sunday
March 8, in r1e Methodist church, hav'
ing exchanged pulpits with Rev. White
who preached at Fosston, Mimi, botf
morning and evening.
Ole Hove, the cashier Of the Bani
Of Petersburg, visited with Andrew
Hove, his brother, Sunday. Ole q
Hove of Inkster accompanied him.
Mrs. d. A. Dunlap IL under the doc.
tors care for heArt trouble.
J. B. McFall. Roy Stubbs and few
others went to western Canada few
days ago to look up land. Rus, Moyai
expects 10 move up in a short time.
Dave Fountain 10 dispoeinR OF hi
livery barn equipment and will leAv'
for Montana April /. We notice tina
4 great many people are going to Mon
tanay This state has long been oyer
looked but will ere long come 70 he
own"
otSo, Btubbs Is driving one Of en-
rural route mali wagons in the absenc
OF this regular man,
/ Our high school basketball tear
played tfas Adams high school tear
last Saturday and won by score Q
10 to IL Cor. IA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
GIRLS AND cHTLDs RoMPERs.
Paris Pattern No. 1898
All Seams Allowed.

Wee boys and girls, pretty big girls
too, all need rompers when warm
weather approaches. For childhood COM
fort never was better garment invent
ed. The small wearers look pretty in It,
and the finer clothes are saved much
wear and tear by its use. The one pic
tured may have high neck completed
by band collar, or Dutch neck, and
the bloomers are completed at the knees
with casing run with rubber. The pic
tured rompers are made OF blue denim
and trimmed with blue and white per-
Gale. The garment may also be made
OF chambray, seersucker, percale, ging-
ham or duck. The pattern ia in 4 Sizes
to 8 years. For a girl OF 4 years the
rompers require rs yards OF material ss
inches wide, with * yard OF material q
inches wide.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
LAETARE PRIZE FOR EcAN.
Minister to Denmark Gets Highest
Honor Given Lay Catholic.


South Bend, Ind. March s.--The Lac
tare medal, the highest decoration
of honor for lay member of the Ro-
man Catholic church In the United
states, will be presented this year to
DIR. Maurice F. Egan, American min
lister to Denmark.
The medal, which has been present
ed annually since 1898, is given to the
person, who, In the opinion OF the trus-
tees of the University Of Notre Dame,
has achieved the greatest eminence in
art literature, science and philanthro-
py, II corresponds to the decoration
Of the gold rose, which lie conferred
annually by the pope on some mem
Der OF the nobility of Europe. The
reasons for the award was made pub
lilo on LAetare Sunday, the fourth
Sunday of Lent, The actual presenta-
ton will be made several weeks later
when appropriate ceremonies will
mark the occasion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
FRANCE EXTENDS THANKS.
Premlsr BrIand Says Government Al
pselatss sympathy.

PreFAler Brland says 0oveFTmenS Ap'
pselatss Sympathy.
Paris, March s.-Premier BRAND, at
luncheon given In his honor today by
the association OF American and ing
llsh newspaper correspondents In
Paria. spoke fealingly Of the generous
sympathy extended to France by the
United States and England during the
recent food,
The great movement of sympathy
awakened throughout the eiviiized
world. particularly In the United states
and England" said the prime minister.
"was our greatest comfort and eaaeeuru
asSmeAt. and Left Throughout France a
profound and iInpeFdshahle sentiment
Of gratitude, In my own name and in
the name Of the government. as we'll
as that Of the entire French people. /
desire publicly to extend cur thanks
Teasts were drunk to President Fall
lieReA President Tast and King nd
ward.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
Eor Rent.

Grain and stock farm near Valley
City, N. D., 900 acres under cultivation,
500 acres in pasture, good buildings,
good water; about 100 head of good
grade Hereford cattle, on shares. For
particulars write, with references first
letter, to o. p. Emerson, Valley city,
N. D. Or will exchange 100 acres un-
improved land near Valley City, N. D.,
for good farm horses and machinery,
atc
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
SALARIES RAISED.

Heads Of Fire Department Get De-
served Raise.
Chief Sutherland and Assistant Man
ming will hereafter draw $500 and s1,-
200 respectively. At the meeting of
the city council last evening an ordi-
nance calling for the raise was passed
on its second reading. 1t is now city
law.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08

Cur fall and winter fashion catalogue
is now ready for mailing and will be
sent to any address upon receipt o. 10
cents to cover the cost of mailing. You
should not overlook this opportunity
to see over 1000 of the newest designs
for ladies', Misses and Ckildren's cloth
ing. It's worth many times the price.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08

Abe you frequently hOarse? Do you
have that annoying tickling in yt.:;r
throat? Does your cough annoy you
at night, and do you raise n1ucus in the
morning? If so, take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and you will be pleased
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