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FOX RENr- Ne. 40 L. tir. b.. q 50
NV, 1903 y, 12r. 2b$12i NE.628 L. 6r. b. 20. 40
SW.212 NJ av Sr b40. IS SW ,325 Md av.12, b45. so
NW.2c6 NJ av 81. bio. Is SW.5O Va av, Sr. 80
NW.5l3 ID Ion. b35. 90 SW .040h Va v.6r17 SO
NV. 1926 14th. Tor bs0. 30 SW go Va av,i ia "a
NV. 614 18th. Srh3D. sol Sc, 800 NC av,ar. b30 so
NV. 2256 18TH store. APARTMENTS
4r............. 30.O0I The vincetsa. Sr.b. .. 90
wv .2O27 F.. Or. .ic.40 The Vincetta 4r.b b. 81 50
EW,lS03 9Th, <r. 1910
CFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building. o61ces Gunton building. of1ces
Call at ONCE for information regardir: alley
properties. stable. ETC.. tave for rent.
For further Information apply at once.
motif ]. ". PlII1NG. 1416 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsU.
UNFURNIsHED.

rQ4 RENT
fls7 Girsrd st. nv. 10 rooms and hath. go. %
1853 Enclid n. N.Y.. &c rooms and hath. 30. 90
40zS Ut. NV. 10 MONS and hath $50
1915 st. NV. 10 rooms and hath ... 81. 50
1927 Wis ave. 10 rooms and hath. 1890. 81. -
1649 " st. s.e., 10 rooms and bath. -. q. 30
Ito @ 1T. NV. G rooms and bath 49,. q. 30
1914 30th et. nv. rooms and hath. - -
WASHINGTON GROVE
> rOOulS Emp oatn $J-Ou
STORES.
se7-tf WEAVER BROS. i4i6 = q. s.V.
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FOR PENTHOUSE 246 STH ST. NE. RMS. !:
furnace heat; in excellent condition: will be
the 21st. Rent, $3.50. Cali and
IT, noI1-3ts
FOR liENr-BY r. o. HOFFMAN HNC., REAL
Estate and Insurance Broker i4.8 N. Y ave.
iiia nv. l6r. per als 18th. Sr. h.. 1000
apnun ....... ~. 600 Jl2 9th NV. Sr. IS. 81
Hotel, 226 Cap. I0:1 9th NV. llr.3S. Is
ar. $4,000 i1l6 9th NV, ior.. 81. 90
sol 18th NV. ST.. .9000 go 9th sw. Sr. 40. 80
el2 Conn av, Tor. 1884 14S1 W. 1r. .... "A. 50
11a Ttt nv. I'd and l443 w. 7r. 49,. 80. 50
3D. a. ..........d 90 l44I W. 7r. 30. SO
80 ID NV Tor. 80 90 1912 Corcoran. Gr. 80 90
So; av, Tor. 30 80 J0t NV, ar satO,
S1i 9Th NV. Sr. .JJOo 1850 Fla av. Or. %. 80
1914 Newton. 9r % 80 90 1870 ID Nv. B.. . on
So: 18th IN. Ion. 4a.g, Gi? 9th ne. 6r Dc. 10
AID on nv, l0v.. .4O6O 1l14 Sd ne. 6r.. IA so
2s62 Wisconsin. $4,000 529i6 Sd Sw, e.. Is 50
1<4o q. Sr. 400
APARTMENTS
ie2. Lamont. Sc. 800 1f0T eth, ar.. 30 90
Iss:: Lamont. g. 500 sls I.th; SO; 90. $500
1927 lamont q. $3.50 la07 7th. Or. IS 90
OFFICES.
1929 y. Y. ave-. Sd door .SS5.O 90 and sis. 90
1925 n. Y. ave-, ID door. 2 rooms. ...... $1,000
noll-d eSu
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, :. .
APARTMENTS.
THE CHESTERFIELD, S14l ut: Pleasant.
Or and b. and porch 30 and $45. 90
THE DANFORD. 1923 Harvard NV.
and 5r. and b. 500 to $3.50
THE ALWYN, Columbia road NV.
4 and 5r and b. Observation-Disclosures. $500
THE HENRY LEE. n. Cap. and r. l. ave.
". II. WALKER. 7c9 18th NV.
nn2- .l Sa fu.H
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'-W.. i2R.. 2B. :. .$T. IS
I IRA 7 se, 1r.b....2.S
l3l Qaincy ne. Or. b2J. 81
l22G II no. Or. b. %. 20
ga 9Th sw, Sto. -. 30
~? AZ, sw. sto.5r.22.50
800 al ne. Or. b.. .2o.,O
400 .th Sc. INV. 1850
nls 5th AN. 6r. b.II.N
81 9TH Sc. 6r,w. 1870
store. 3l3 9Th sw 1890
| 326 h sw. fir.w. 1850
1874 q sw. Or. 1850
1872 Half Sc. 6r.wi2.a'
! 1876 Va sv sw Or. W. 1857
154 9Th ~. 5r.w. H. 80
9p3 Sd Sc, 5r. w.. 10. al
ioi4 18th Sc. 6r.w. 10 -,
S22 Is; Sc. 4r.w. .lo.M
1904 Half Sc. 6r.w..7.H
1919 LIST sw. Or. 80,
J 'Cooksey c. So. ...I.J)
IIneJ. 4SJ ~. st. s.w.
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FOR RENT-.i262 9Th
40 9Th sw.l<r.2hxS. az
lOOei, A.. sw. sto5r& 20
To3 9TH sw. sto.Gr. -
$50 l. Sc. 9r. b. ..3. 80
1911, & ne. 6r. h. 81 80
I1I4fYa av ne. Or. b22. o.
los 1th sw. stO. Jr2S.Jt
All Del av sw. Or. w%.WI
62l ] sw, Or. IL. 90
$50 NJ sw. CIV. Ia. ~
.543 4th So. 5r.w. 10. NJ
1856 sd sw. Or. ". IL. o
:s53 e wv. Or. W.. loo
1925 = Cap. Or. w..l3.J -
1879 Union sw. 5r. wlf-6
2 l. Sc, Or. .t2.0
Stable. ABB 9th sw IL. 30
800 NJ sw. {r. La
~ Z sw. ir. w. 100 }
Stable. All 9th sw. 3. ~
] Wunder ct w.5rl0. ~
1853 LIST w.5r. w.. $50
G. ". PARK Ell co.
nol2-at
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bISs
40 10Th NV. store35. 90
I21 l1thf store. =. .3@. 90
Pa ay near 18th. 30. 90
. 26 Seaton ne, store
and coal yard. 5000
i04 Fla NV NV. sto. 10. 90
GGl Va av So. stO. 6r25. 30
11GG Fla av. so
Roar 14O9 Mass av.
stop ...........G.00
500, N II av, st0rel3.J0
1901 4 nv, entire bldg.
3LEs.
L, ii-ar TIC 10th nw.
storage or shop or
stable 10. 90
65l Col I'd. stable.7. So
tInc.,, 1898 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY A. $. CAYWOOD. 915 y. Y. Az.
1i5 Nd ne. 10r$45.00 11o1 9th NV, Tor. rs. 30
l2cc5 Irving NV 81. 81. ~ 325 Col NV lar. 5000
- Irosn re, ar 3O.VO 1l20 Sth NV. 1r.'.20.J0
SOS l. NV, ST. .22.5 ." 123 Carroll SCI .2O. 80
$500 ii av nv. 6r2O. 50 23s Bryant NV .6r. ~. 80
1919 9Th NV, Or. ~. 80 81. NV. Or. :. 20 uU
LIZA Col NV. Sr. "a. 30 213 ii ne, 6r. % 90
1852 Morse ne. 6r. 1880 31S 14th sw. 6r. 1850
1o24 Otis. Blk d. Or 1900 1851 Mel sw.5r. IA 81
1c32 Can se.6r. LOO 1880 q sw, Or. .Jj59
fSU1 E'daic ne Or. 1890 152 Prov.l Cy Or. Il So
1872 l. Sc. Or. $50 1905 Canal sw.jr tEp
4u3 l. Or. 1850 1o4 Core. Cy. III. 10 y,
IA COL ter NV Ar. $50 1912 kno IT or : 80
12J Seaton necr.. 80 1874 Francis sc, Ar. IS 80
APARTMENTS.
e1J y. y. ave. NV. apt. - Sd FIR, b.. Ar .S3:.:D
1:ol Cap. ne. apt. I'd FIR. b.. sr...-. 3U.:Jo
1l1, y NV. apt, I'd nr.. b.. Or. 800. 90
80 O II. NV. apt. Sd fir. b.. 6-...... 25.tE,
4oIiz ! NV. apt. I'd fir. b.. Or. -. 80
1920 9th NV, apt. /, LIST flr.. D., Ar. y. 30
1852 10Th NV. apt. I'd FIR. b., 4r...... 21.00
$500 18th NV. LIST floor. ) rooms. 1880
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
439 9th St NV. rms. 10, a. 12-3r. $500
1229ts 9Th st. NV, I'd and ID frs. ar. 1850
4aa 9Th st. NV. rms. and q. .......... 15.uo
llO5 LIST ST. nv, 3 rms. Sd floor. lu.:yo
2+OS Shows ct. NV, LIST FIR. rooms. 600
S04 NV. hall ROOM Sd floor ..... 30
WAREHOUSE.
1921. 9Th ST. NV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
STABLES
Rear ia 4 81. n.w.. 90
Reur l34 l. st. n.w... Observation-Disclosures. 800
STORES.
Ji21 Fla. ave. ne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
A. s. CAYWooD. 3l5 y. y. ave NV
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ACL CO.. It'll 4 l. NV.
..2,:'a Ncrsp ae. 6r. bl1.5O
f&J hIOnte.lo ne. .lG.50
IA Park ri NV.
Or. w.. 1n..0
Gil r nv. Office. 1900
3A)4 Ga av. 5r,w.14.50
1897 b ne. 5r. b. l4.10
1878 II ne. .jr. w..13.50
2522 Ga av. 4r. w.i2.50
SIP F. Offices. -. .12. 90
r0I.0EED TENANTS.
1929 9Th nw.6r.b. 10. 30
102 r NV. 7r. b. 81. 80
2GOS X NV. Or. b.2a.50
"a o NV, Or, b. DO. 50
l27 n Sc. Or. ". 1880
2219 Water NV, 5r. VIZ. 50
1910 30th nw,5 b. L.. 90
20 q Nv. 1r. 40
1884 Dent NV. 5r. w10. 90
STORES.
Gil + NV. Ia. On
.034 Ga av. 1890
uoI-tf
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Tor complete list Of property for rent send To-
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZETI.. RHEEM 4 HENSEr CO..
80 18th NV.
uolc-Sa IN IN n
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FOR RE.NT-To A GOOD COLORED TENANT
NO. lb4 u ST. Sc.
Desirable house, in good location: 10 rooms
ard bath: in first-class condition. Rent $40 so
noll-3t GEO. HENDERSON. 14lS L st.
FOR RENT|COLORED TENANT. 40 % ST.
NV: 2 rooms. porcelain bath: terracest front
yard: porch: rear sheds. Key at ATT Whit
ford. 1860 18th st. Phene Columbia l741.
Rent. x32W. n"1l-it'
FOR RENT-ONLY $3.50 PER MO-: No 223
9Th st. ne; Lincoln Park and two car
lines. Room 52t. Washington Loan and Trust
bldg. Phone Main 1$S. nof1 az
FOR RENT-13l2 CORCORAN ST: BAY-wIN.
dow brick: rooms and bath; In good coadi
ton. Inquire 4. II. YOUNG. With Barber 4
Ross, I1tO and q SITS. l91o-ots
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ghCO AE-NAss 40"
SES.
45G LIST sw. Or. w.15.a0
101 oath, 5r. w...15.m
2I4l Newport. Ar. b15.50
213s Newport. Ar. b15.@
POI 18th Sc, 6r. b. Is. 80
200 18th se.ar, b.. 1850
211 1yth Sc. Or. b. Is. so
1871 N sc. Or. W. 1880
625 Essex. 4r. 1000
2411 Shows ct. Ar. $40
123 Pierce, 4r. $50
CES.
GIG L NV
Sd floor front. rs. 90
18th floor front. .lS. 90
al floor. rear. 500
Ath fioor front. /. 500
4th floor. rear. 400
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FOR RENT-BY B. +. s
1915 h INV. lSr. 2b. SOL .O3
ol9 d nw.10r, b. staJU. on
400 Nc ov nw.2ir.b42.W
1921 LIST NV. ar. b. 1910
100 Sth NV. Sr, b. 80. so
Ia,a 5 NV. 3r. has. IS
%O3 French NV .9r, li3c. 80
1921 Fla Nv NV. Or. b30. 80
Sc I, ne. lOr. b. %. 90
1880 sth NV, ar. b. q. 80
1918 !. NV. Tr. h. 27.@
3l8 9Th nv. ar. b. pa. 80
607 Fla av NV. 7r. b25.50
1871 9Th NV. t;r. h. S.D
1887 9th NV. Or. 10. $3.50
1916 9th NV. Or. h. @.35
763 GIrard NV. Or. b2:5. 90
1873 Morse NJ. Or. ho2. 50
1888 9th nw Or. b. .22.50
"A o Nv. Or, b. 90
1884 F. ne. Or. b. .20.50
334 18th Sc. Orb. .@.5O
SOP Fla nv w.7r. b1S.00
Toe RIay NV, 1r. wi1.j0
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FOR sAIE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-SZ,SS EACH.
Attractive new houses: modern arrangement
rooms. tile hath: cabinet manteis furnace
heat: lot 20xl20 To an alley; on n ietfered
street; one OF the highest points In the
northeastern section. Apply for particulars.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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" H. WALKER 7ey 18th nv.
1915 \. II. ave. NV. Tor. and b. $4,000
J35 18th NV. 11r. and %. ........... $500
1l45 Park road, Tor. and b. ......... 5000
$500 18th, Tor. and 2b. ................ 5000.
1924 18th NV. Tor and 2b. ........... 5000
1894 st. NV. Tor. and 2b. ......... 5000
1919 NV, 11r. and b................ 1890
1921 NV. 11r. and 2b. ........... $500
174S Corcoran, Or. and b............... 1870
351S 10th NV, Tor. and b. ............ 1000
1915 NV. Or. and b................. $3.50
881 G. st.. ne Or. and b................ 1000
G35 c ne. or. and h. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
52s Col. road NV. 6r. and b. 2250
$50 Col. road NV. Or. and b.......... 22.5O
400 9Th me-. 6r and Observation-Disclosures. 100
FLAT.
1903 North Capitol. Or and b. ..... $3.50
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FUR EXCHANGE - : -.
Three splendid new two-story apartments.
north of Lincoln Park Each house contains
two apartments of four rooms and bath and
rents for $50 per month. Annual income.
$1,O44. First trusts at per cent, $500.
Expenses including interest. taxes. etc, $40.
Net income, 1904 per anpum. Price for the
three buildings $40, 800. Trade for small lots
TO build upon ~, .....
MOORE & HILL uncl 1888 G st. nv.
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Y. ANkN0.
0t. NV.
FLATS.
% Q NV. sr. b...c2.e0
4k @. 5r. b. ...c2.0
Nice Re Oct for white
tenants. 2526 r nv.
eocn ...........l U.sW
STORES. ETC.
3 new ste-es, 21st and
Pa az.
Store, 1874 Pa Az
! NV 1O.VV
1888 II. ETle store.
o6er wantsl
215l 2 NV. store 1850
! 1915 Pa Az. 5000
| Stables. Greens &C.
400 and 90
) Garage. Liugers al. ~. 30
,f colored tenants. - -.
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FOR RENT.BY II. L. RUST 400 II ST. NV.
I4O6 Harvard. Or, b. 151 Girard, CT, b. 90. 80
s.,C1>.1. o.. n a
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FOR SALE 4 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
HOME WITH TWO BATHROOMS FOR 5. 500.
Six sleeping rooms; four rooms deep on the
first door; front and rear stairways: hot-water
heat; neatly papered; southern exposure; near
10Th and Columbia road.
The present owner having acquired two Of
these houses in exchange. offers them for
sale ut a price one thousand dollars less than
the builder asked for them. One left; the
other was purchased By u careful buyer. who
had looked at about everything for sale in the
city and decided on this one. considering II
better than many houses held at fifteen hun
dred dollars more
STONE L FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE 2o0 ACRES OF LAND OP-
posite Columbia Golf Club. west Of Connect.
cut ave. and Chevy Chase: fronts On street
car line nearly three-quarters ~ mile and on
pike other side same distance. Section where
millionaires, wealthy bankers and business
men reside: where wealth and aflucnce have
sway: where vaiQes treble every. decade. Price.
$500 per acre. Trade subject to fair trust f5-
Washington other property.
MOORE & HILL Unc.b, 1888 G st. NV.
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30 Goth nw.1ir. ch$JO. 90
i54S kilbcurne. Tor.
b. hi wa. -. AZ. so
1919 II NV. Tor. b.25. 80
@iS' II NV. Tor. bSS. 50
so X sc. Tor. b. 1880
a405 Pa av NV. Sr. h32. 0
IdSn 18th. Or. h. 81! 10
S27 22tl NV. Or. h. 80. 20
023 10Th NV. Sr. h.. 1850
sac 2n-h. Or. b. 30. 50
$40 ed. Or. b. $3.50
4a2 r NV. Sr, h. $3.50
1880 f Sc. 5r. w.15.M
e. n Sc. 6r. ". 1910
han 2fth nw.Sr.w.11.@
1911 L sc. Or. W. $50
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SEII-DETACHED-WA WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Full three-story colonial brick. located nea
18th and Columbia road; the house IL 81 yer!
attractive architecture and contains ten rooms
modern bath. bOt-water heat. laundry. etc
PLENTY OF LIGHT AND AIR. Very ex
pensive interior woodwork electric light
southern exposure: high.class location. 4
house that will always be In demand. Price
only $1,000. Attractive terms
GARDINER & DENT. inc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
JOHN FRAME IS
THE PRESIDENT
COOPERATIVE COMMITTEES OF
LAYMEN's MISSIONARY MOVE
MENT FOR FARGO MET YES
TERDAY TO PERFECT PLANS
CAMPAIGN TO START SOON.

John S. Frame has been elected
president of Laymen's Missionary
movement for Fargo. At luncheon
at local restaurant held yesterday
seventeen members of the cooperative
committee met and made plans for the
carrying on of the Fargo campaign.
Plans and advertising matter will
get before the public by the latter part
of this week or the early part of next
giving full account of this great
movement, and announcing the con-
vention to be held in Fargo April 1s
to 81.
j. Monroe Stick. executive secretary
Of the movement, has established his
headquarters at the Y NJ. C. A. build
ing, second floor, front. To a reporter
Secretary Stick outlined the work and
aim of the conference as follows
THE Laymen's Missionary movement
Is the massing of the men Of the
church on the spacious platform of
giving Christ to the whole world. Its
watchword is EvangeIization Of the
World in This Generation. It's mot
to; We Can Do 1t and We viii. It lie
an energy rather than an organization
CO. operating with the regular mission
airy agencies of the churches in Sc
curing the adequate enlargement OF
their work II administers no mission.
airy funds, sends out no missionaries
t Is an inspiration, not an administra
ton, and ii stands for investigation
education and cooperation.
Already over seventy-hve different
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
JUGULAR Vein IS
TO Be REMOVED
MEDICAL MEN SHOWING MUCH
INTEREST IN CASE OF NEW
YORK YOUTH.

New York, March 17.-With only
a small part of his jugular vein left
after recent operation. Harold
Erickson, 1s-year- old boy, is APP
parently recovering at the Long
Island college hospital and surgeons
intend to remove the remainder of
the vein in few days.
AS the iugular vein is the main
drainage vein from the head. so to
speak it has been thought that the
operation could not be done. but the
physicians are sanguine of success
believing that the smaller blood yes
sells can do the work. Medical men
are watching the case with interest.
Erickson's trouble began four weeks
ago with acute earache. An opera
ton on the ear disclosed a blood
clot which spread and neoessitated the
operation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
TEN YEARS TEST
OF ECZEMA CURE.

After ten years test, oil of win
tergreen, as COMPOUNDED in ID. ID. ID.
Prescription. has so thoroughly, so
absolutely proven it's mcr:s for skin
diseases. thet we have arranged with
the D. d D. Laboratories of Chicago
for special offer on .5-cent trial
bottle.
We ourselves became convinced
years ago. Cure after cuys and the
I, stimony Of the world; leading skin
specialists showed us thar the way
t., cure the skin Is throd&l the Skin !:
or. however. bv means OF saiy =
which always clogs the outer skin,
but with penetrating liquid thar
gets to the inner skin, killing the
germs while soothing the healthy
tissue.
The Oil Of Wintergr,en Compound,
D. d. ID. Prescription, penetratcs
while soothing the ska: and a Is
cent bottle--a good sized trial bot
tle--is now offered, besiics The 800
bottles, In order to eonvi7cs every
body. For this trial bottle oUgh.
to b., enough to show ths wa to the
cure, and at any rate this linuid the
instant 1t Is applied will take away
that itch-ves just as soon as the
wash is applied. the ska IL soo,hed
and refreshed,
Fout & Porterfieid. druggists. eli
Broadway. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
WHEN TOPS spin
SPRING IS HERE
SMALL Boys SPORT AT THE
TURN or THE sEAsoNs--MAR-
BLEs A LATE WINTER GAME,
BUT ToPs-THEY M e A N
SPRING.

Among all the boosted signs OF
spring-real spring-the-e is none
more trustworthy than the appearance
of tops in the streets The weather
may be uncertain about it's plans, but
the instinct of the small boy is u err
| ing. About these days" as the old al
MANAGES used to say, one may safely
| predict that the youngsters spare pen
MES will go for new tops and strings,
marbles are a late winter game, but
tops mean spring.
| To the uninitiated a top is top, but
such a person is wofulIy ignorant of
the sport, and can expect to get but
| little pleasure from watching it. What
| is it merely to see top spinning. If
you do not know the difference be-
tween a 'giggler" and a broadway
walker" or if you cannot tell whether
you are looking at rubber peg" or
! ball bearan"? This last is the cor
rect street pronunciation and unless
you wish to be thought affected, you
will not call it ball bearing"
| Then, unless you are somewhat of a
top expert it is altogether probable
| points of the various methods Of
| throwing. Learned discussions Nupon
the advantages cf the many styles of
winding and holding will. it is to be
| feared, mean little to you, though you
may be able to appreciate the difficult
! ty of throwing lefty instead of
rightly; of spinning with a "pigtail"
or loop of string hanging; and of
| placing the wound-up top on the
ground, holding the end of the string
tight with one foot, and giving the
| top a sudden kick with the other.
If you see one boy throwing his top
| viciously at another top already spin
ming. he is simply christening" it.
and the success of this ceremony. is at
! tended by nick in the christened top.
There is no denying the survival of
a large amount of small boy" nature
| in the average man. The tops prove
| it, If nothing else does. "How many
men spinned my top today, do you
think, mother?" asked one seven
| year-old. proudly, upon coming into the
house. why, the grocer, two 'xpress-
men. an ice-man, Mr.. --, and a.
lame mani"
! The grown-up child usually sidles
up to the real one in an off hand cas-
ual way and says something like this:
Il wonder if We forgotten how
used to spin tops Let me try"
| He tries. and sometimes proves that
his memory is good for this part Of
| his early education. Occasionally
however, he is pretty awkward; makes
three or four failures. and gives up,
| looking around furtively to see how
many spectators there are of his hui
initiation. If he is persistent he comes
back for one more try; and. should
this effort prove successful, he is full
! ly as pleased as the small boy himself.
| Unlike the boy, though, he is too care
full of his sporting reputation to trust
| to another attempt, and walks Off,
resting on the laurels of his one
| triumph
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
STORY DENIED BY
TWO DEMOCRATS
MACK AND MURPHY NOT AT.
TEMPTING TO THROTTLE IN
FLuENcE OF PEERLESS
LEADER.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 17.-Chair-
man Norman f. Mack of the national
democratic committee and Charles F.
Murphy Tammany chief both denied
the report that councils of the demo-
cratic party leaders held here are for
the purpose of freezing Bryan follow
ers out of the party affairs"
The statement has been published
in New York and the authority given
was friends of Boss Murphy"
There Is absolutely nothing to the
story" said Mr. Mack. Then he ex-
planned that Mr.. Bryan had made his
position SO plain not to again attempt
party leadership that any alleged at
tempt TO throttle Mr.. Bryan's infiu-
ence would be unnecessary.
There is nothing to the report, .
said Mr. Murphy. That ended the in
terview.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
ADVERTISING COPY
SHOW and CONTEST
OMAHA CLUB INACCURACIES IN.
TEREsTING EDUCATIONAL
FEATURE FOR AID MEMS
MEETING.

Omaha, Neb. March 17-An adver-
Using copy exhibit and contest will be
a feature of the next meeting Of the
Associated Ad clubs OF America to
be held in Omaha, July Is, 10 and
20.
To make the work of the associated
advertising clubs more effective and
the convention more educational, the
Omaha club which will be host to the
meeting. will offer FIVE cash prizes for
advertising copy" and display all en-
tries in big show ROOM giving the
writer's the benefit of showing their
work: buyers of copy the opportunity
of seeing display of the brains of
men from all parts OF the United
States. The contest is open to any
copy writer in America except mem
bers of the Omaha club.
The FIVE prizes will be offered for
the following classes of copy" One
full page department store advertise
ment; one-h half page exclusive cloth
ing store advertisement; one-half
page exclusive dry goods advertiser
ment; one page for magazine adver-
tisemant for any manufactured article
and a suitable ad of not less than a
half page to run in agricultural pa
pers on mail order proposition.
The copy will be judged by the five
best copy men to be secured and then
the copy will be offered for sale, the
proceeds to go to the exhibitors wheth-
er prize winner or not. The prizes
will be substantial. The list OF prizes
and particulars are being prepared by
#. w. Harwood, secretary of the Oma
ha club who makes the announcement
The Omaha club Is preparing for a
big convention and has opened head
quarters in the Board OF Trade build
ing, advertising the meeting as I'm
omaha--out Where 1t Is Cool" The
average temperature in GAMMA on the
dates selected for nine years has been
IA degrees.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
FoR MAYOR or FARGO.

Upon the solicitation Of numerous
business men of this city l have de-
cided to become a candidate for the
office of mayor at the approaching
election. do not want the SUPPORT
Of any voter under q misapprehension
of my views. / believe in the enforce
ment of law. / am opposed to graft
and believe the city should receive a
dollar in value for every dollar ex-
pended. 1 favor cheap light for the
city and for the consumer. and believe
that the expressed desire of the people
for 1. transmission line and municipal
light plant should be acted upon.
believe the city needs anu should
take steps to obtain without unneces-
sary delay an adequate supply of pure
water at the lowest possible cost.
regard these matters or Importance to
the city at this time, and respectfully
request the support of those who en-
terrain like views. ". r, LOWELL
Dated Feb 1S, 1910
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
FOB CONGRESS-

Platform of James Johnson, republi-
can candidate for congress:
believe in the preservation Of our
country's natural resources
believe in government control of
trusts and combinations who are
monopolizing commodities, restraining
trade or traffic.
believe in a substantial reduction
of the tariff on commodities used by
people in general; free lumber and
wood-pulp. In case the revenue re-
ceived from the tariff does not pay the
running expenses OF the government
the deficiency should be supplied by an
income tax.
/ believe in the opening of our rivers
for commerce.
/ believe in and will support true
economic progressive republican meas
ures to the best of my ability.
JAMES JOHNSON, Minot, N. d.