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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

The remarkable story of the cures
made by the Neal Cure seem like fairy
tales or a continuation of the Arabian
Nights, but back of every story is the
hard, stubborn fact of a perfect cure,
a cure Of some man who was con-
firmed drunkard. an inebriate of the
most positive kind, man brought
back to the bosom of his family with
the dread appetite removed, with a
clear eye, a new purpose and rein
forced health.
Solid Men Guarantee Il.
The establishment of Neal Insti-
tute in this city, the formal opening
Of which will take place Friday, July
/, has created a wave of enthusiasm
rarely seen in connection with an in
stitution Of this character. Not only
is the cure heralded as one of the
great discoveries of the age and en-
dorsed by many prominent men
throughout the country, but local
capitalists and professional men, hard
headed business men who have in
vestigated the cure, are so impressed
with its sterling worth that they put
their money back of a guaranteed
bond which is given in every case, to
perform perfect cure in three days
or forfeit all pay for the remedy.
Faith With Works.
This is faith of the practical sort,
for the man with money does not risk
1t on say-so; he has to know what
he is about, and the fact that the
strictest investigation of the Neal
Cure has proved that it does the work
every time is the fact that causes
them to back their faith by their
works, in this case good hard coin of
the realm. The history of the Neal
Cure justifies the faith expressed, for
it's work has been one Of the revela-
tons Of science in the twentieth CEN
fury, and drunkenness, that which has
caused more misery and shame than
all other Affections put together, is
now conquerable, the poison can be
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

to be demand on the part of a very
potential element of the present DOM
inant political party that the old and
tried remedy shall be again applied
and that the accumulation OF great
wealth shall be impossible.
. ! lived through four years when no
fortunes were made when no marble
palaces were erected, when no gold
table services were purchased. And
for nine years l was in public life
while fortunes were made. Chafe
though do, would prefer to spend
my remaining active years under con-
ditions such as prevailed from 1897 to
1907, rather than under conditions
such as prevailed, from 1893 to 1896,
and towards which we are headed
with every prospect of head-on col
lision, and that right. soon. The
causes now are the same as then,
though the elemental, responsibility
therefor bears a different name and
wears different livery. Their prin-
ciples are the same, their methods are
the same, and the results are likely
to be the same do not expect po-
litical party bearing the socialist
name to succeed. My fear Is that the
dominant party, the. dominant relig-
ious faith. the dominant college teach
ing shall become so socialistic as to
seriously affect our future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28
Col. Lounsberry's Washington Letter

Washington, June 25.-To The Fo-
rum: Senator McCumber is now sure
ly recovering from his painful illness.
He is able. to dress himself and take
short walks and hopes to be able to
leave for his home in North Dakota
as early as July L. He certainly
would not be able to make the trip
at this time but is able to take a keen
interest in the affairs of the state He
appreciates the loyalty of his many
friends throughout the state. who have
taken UP his cause and have fought so
well in the campaign the battle for the
right and for the best interest of the
state, and of the party. He is con-
| fident that the producers of the state,
and those who have a real interest in
! the prosperity of the state those who
have no special axes to grind, or spe-
cial political interests or ambitions to
i promote, understand and appreciate the
work he has been able to do for the
state. and the purposes of the OPP
position.
The senator has been tireless work.
| er in the senate, making deep and
| thorough study of all of the great
| questions, and was prepared at all
times for debate or to do what was
/ best to do for state interests and for
/ party policies, standing with Roose-
welt and now with Taft squarely for
their policies, firmly for the measures
they successfully urged in fulfilment
of party pledges. Though not able to
he IN hn 1oc 0F 4I,fc
| congress to speak and vote, he has al
ways paired with some opponent and
effectively neutralized, to that extent,
the power of the opposition.
The Congressional Record of June "a,
publishes comparison of the schedules
under the Dingley and Payne tariffs.
| Long before the fall campaign the
people will begin to generally under
stand how shamefully the opposition
has misrepresented the facts in re-
| lation to the tariff bill While it is
not all that every republican wished
I it to be, it is a republican measure,
passed by a republican congress, ap-
proved by republican president, and
/ is doing exactly what it's friends re-
presented it would do. 1t protects
interests, agricultural and manufacture
ing, and provides the necessary rev.
enues to pay the expenses of the gov
eminent. 1t is acceptable to President
Taft, and to those who have been
| identified with the republican party
from principle. Those who would
destroy anything to gain place for
themselves within the party are not
satisfied with it and for the same rea-
| son would not be satisfied with any
thing those who occupy the places
| they want might do
| Mr.. McCumber has worked in har-
mony with Mr.. Hanna in all matters
pertaining to the interests of the state,
and Mr.. Hanna has taken an interest
in all of the measures pertaining to
the state which were pending in the
house. Working together they have
been successful in securing legislation
for the state. If farmer had couple
of hands who were up early and late,
doing always the right thing at the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

Marie Grove in Delineator: When
Johnnie comes to grandma,s house
old Towser runs away,
The kitten climbs the apple tree and
stays UP there all day:
The chickens in the barnyard are as
clustered as can be-
They don't approve of little boys. as
any one can see.
And many night before he comes
poor Nora lies awake
Devising hiding places for the things
that he might break. -
The Jam and jelly's sure to be up on
the highest shelf,
But grandma gets them down some
times and bids him help himself
When Johnnie comes to grandma's
house there's mud upon the floor.
And thumb-prints on the banisters
and grease on every door.
The, house is always upside down the
whole time he is there;
Poor Nora signs and wonders why
grandma doesn't care.
But when at last that boys in bed and
everything is still.
Old Towser leaves the barn and Tabby
ventures forth at will
"Tis then the much abused arm chair
holds conclave in the dark
With the old clock in the corner,
standing there so stiff and stark.
I'm quite worn out" she Imply
signs; since that young scape-
grace. ohm,
Came out from town I've been at
times most rudely sat upon"
1T beats my time" the clock replies,
how modern young folks do:
It wasn't SO in my day. What's the
world a-coming TOP
And the cause Of all the trouble-do
you think the rascal cares?
Is miles away in Slumber Land in his
small bed upstairs
But grandma says when she goes in to
tuck the blankets down.
Dear. dear. we will be lonesome when
that boy goes back to town."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

craving for drink, whether it is ex-
pressed in periodical british sprees,
habitual intoxication, or just a social
tipple, no matter what the form Of
habit may be, the Neal Cure takes
away all desire and craving for alco-
hol, takes it away to stay away, and
leaves the patient in perfect health,
as it is a safe, harmless vegetable con-
coction that has no dangerous ingre-
dents of any form. 1t builds up the
system and strengthens every organ
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

fact 1t builds up the system and
strengthens the patient physically and
mentally, every case returning home
filled with new energy and ambition
and well fitted for the duties of life.
Big men in all sections have unquali-
.fiedly endorsed the Neal Cure and
.clergymen, lawyers, professors, doc
tors, business men and societies for
the elimination of the curse of drink
have given the Neal Cure the most
endorsement possible.
County Auditor Endorses.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
A friend Of mine was induced TO
take the Neal Cure, and it does not
seem possible that any liquor cure
could do for anyone what the Neal
Three Day Cure did for him. It is
the right treatment for any drinking
man. HARRY B. ERASE,
Auditor Polk County.
Des Moines, Ia
From Rev. Father MuIVhiIl,
Des Moines. Ia In private letter
to State Senator James E. Bruce, At
lantic, Ia. he says:
Through the recommendation Of
Father MulvhNl. l took the Neal
Three Day Drink Habit Cure, and I
,can't recommend the cure high
enough. 1t will cure any case Of drink
habit and cure it right. -" 3
Prominent Local Men.
The gentlemen who comprise the
Neal Institute Company OF Fargo are
men of the highest financial RESPONSE
bility. They have become interested
in the Cure after long investigation and
after having demonstrated to them the
fact that every claim made for IL can
be substantiated. The business man.
agement will be under the control OF
DR.. James Edward Cavanagh, who has
built up a splendid reputation through
his connection with the Fargo SAM
tarium. A skilled physician, a regu-
lar medical graduate, will be in charge
of the Neal Institute and devote all his
time to the Neal Cure.
All correspondence is strictly conf
Dental. Call or write today for con-
tract and bond. Address THE NEAL
INSTITUTE CO., Gil Eighth street
south. Fargo, n. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

physician in charge of the institute
to such as wish to take the Neal Cure
at home. Unlike most other remedies
for the drink habit the Neal Cure
does not require the use of hypoder-
mic injections, as it is taken internally
and it requires but twenty-five doses
to perform a perfect cure.
A Vegetable Remedy.
The Neal Cure is absolutely safe
under all conditions and is guaranteed
perfectly harmless to the patient, in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

of the body, sending forth the patient
in three days perfectly cured of the
drink habit and ready to take up anew
the battle OF life.
Can Be Taken at Home.
While best results are sure to fol-
low the administration of the Neal
Cure at the Institute in Fargo, IT can
be taken at home successfully, and
special directions are furnished by the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

driven from the system, the appetite
forever removed, the man or woman
who is afflicted can be made over into
a sober, seh-respecting individual.
with a strong will and Astounding
health.
Cures All Cases. ..
And 1t is not to the inebriate alone
that the message Of cheer comes; 1t
Is for all who are tainted with. the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

made tour Of inspection of the local
yards. In the party are General Man
ager Goodall, General Superintendent
Blanchard, Third Vice President Slade
and several others. They will leave
this afternoon for the west.
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Summer school.

Fargo College Summer Schools
weeks term, beginning June 2S-Prof.
T. s. Wanner in charge. 42s Seventh
avenue south.
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Railroad News
HIGH OFFICIALS.

General Manager GoodaII and Others
Visiting in Fargo.
A party of the high officials of the
Northern Pacific road arrived in Fargo
at noon today in their special car and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28

Security Loan Company
Have several city mortgages for sale,
to net the purchaser 6 per cent inter-
est. Office Fargo National bank.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28
Vacation DAYS.

Family table boad a speciality at. the
Woman's Boarding Home.
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D., S. S. 6 A. ny.
Excursion
Bulletin

June to Sept. 80. Low Round Trip
Summer Tourist Fares to Eastern Can
ada, New York and New England.
Optional Routes.
June to July 80. Every Friday. low
rates by train and steamer to Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo.
June 20. Last of the popular Spring
Excursions to Detroit, Toledo, Cleve-
land and Buffalo.
June 20 to July 5. Annual Convention
National Educational Association, Bos-
ton, Mass. Optional Routes.
July 2. 3, a. Low Rates for Independ-
ence Day.
July 6 to 10. National Convention Of
Ells. Detroit, Mich.
July 20 to "a. Annual Pilgrimage TO
Ste. Anne de Beaupre, Que. and re-
turn Usual low fares.
Sept. Q to Q. Eucharistic Congress.
Montreal.
Watch for announcement
OF other excursions. For
particulars apply 10 A. j.
Perrin, Gen'I Agent, 43O
West Superior ST., Duluth.
Mimi.
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A Forum Want Add will sell it for you.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12

nounCed a great success. Cardinal Nannutelli made an address on be- half of the Pope.
 Stampede in British Columbia.
 VICTORIA. Sept s. - A big stam- pcde is on from here and Vancouver to Hope. a town on the Fraser river A rich strike of gold and copper has been reported The report has been authenticated and the biggest gold rush in many years is now talk ing place.
 Cardinal VannutelIi Paints.
 MONTREAL, Sept &. During the reception rendered to the dele gates to the International Eucharis- tic congress, Cardinal Vannutelli. the papal representative, tainted and it was some time before he revived.
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Saves Crew Of Burning Ship

Saves Crew of Burning Ship.
 LONDON, Sept. G. The liner Mauretania picked up the crew Of the steamer West Point. which had been burned at sea, today. The res cued crew stated that the steamer was burned to the waters edge, and could not be saved.
 LONDON, Sept, [ - The textile manufactures of Great Britain are making a vigorous protest against prevailing conditions, whereby na- tions may raise tariff walls against British manufacturers, while the British, through their policy of free trade, are unable to retaliate
 The crippen Trial.
 LONDON, Sept. s. The trial of Dr. Crippen, the American dent ist is exciting considerable interest A local chemist testified on the witness stand that Dr Crippen had purchased certain poisons from him prior to the murder These poisons are the same as those which ex- perts claim caused the death of Crippen's wife, Belle Belmore Miss Le Neve, Crippen's affinity, is ex- pected to testify against him as states evidence.
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Laurier to American immigrants.
 Sir Wilfrid Laurier in the course of his Western journey is making various speeches of considerable in tereSt. Speaking to great gath ering of American immigrants at Winnipeg on Monday he said:
 No one desires you to forget your native land. As Britishers we earn estly desire closer bond of union between the land of your birth and the land of your adoption. The two greatest countries today are Great Britain and the United States Let them be united and the peace of the world will be forever assured The friendship which has existed between the country of your birth and the land of your adoption should continue. The increase of trade be- tween them should ever be promot- ed and there should be eternal peace between these countries. l hope you have found liberty, justice and equal ity of rights as in your own. You know nothing of the separation of creeds and race, for you are all Canadians here"
 In conclusion Sir Wilfrid Laurier expressed the wish that his hearers would become as good Canadians as they had been good Americans and would look to the future instead of the past.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept S.-The western mining world is wild over the sensational gold strike made this week at Hope, small town on the Canadian Pacific, on the banks of the Fraser, 50 miles from this city. This week near Hope. prospectors uncovered a rich DOT phyry dyke, which is reported to be richer than anything yet seen in Tonopah or other Nevada camps.
 VANCOUVER, Sept. g. Further reports rom the Hope gold leld state that stampeders are fiocking there from all directions. The fields are said to cover an area of 15 square miles.
 Strike at Prince Rupert.
 VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. g. - Re, ports received here from Prince Ru- pert are to the effect that very rich strikes have been made at the Stew art and Babine Mines.
 MONTREAL, Sept. '. - For the first time since it's conception, the International Eucharist congress is being held on this side of the At lantic. The congress which is be- ing held at Montreal, has been pro-
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12

Senator knute Nelson has decided to transfer the committee to Chicago.
 where it is hoped the other two members cgn attend. The five mem bors who are opposed to Ballinger i object to these tactics and state that | they will continue to hold their ses- sions in Minneapolis. They will probably render a separate report. condemning the Secretary of the i Interior
 Not a Candidate for Governor. i NEW YORK. Sept. Q. Mayor Gaynor has denied the report that he will he a candidate for the gov. ernorship of New York Leper Escapes. SALT LAKE. Sept 9. - John Ko- jas, a leper. who was in quarantine here. escaped some time ago and boarded a train on which there were a lot of tourists. He is believed to be making for his native land, Greece.
 Big Yakima Deal. SEATTLE. Sept. 9 Negotia- | tions are proceeding here which have for their object the consolida- ton of the Hanford and the Stra- horn irrigation and power plants. The deal will involve the sum of $9o.o00.00o. and the plants. if con solidated will be the second larg- est in the world. coming after Nj agara.
 Dynamite in Los Angeles.
 LOS ANGELES, Sept 9. - A quantity of dynamite was found this morning in the basement of the new hall of records No clue has yet been found as to the persons who placed the dynamite there. It is most probable that it was merely a plant on the part of the employers of scab labor, who wish to discredit the union men.
 Kaufman and kubiak to fight.
 BALTIMORE. Sept. 9 - A fight will take place here on the 18th in stant between Al Kaufman and Ku- biak. It will be siX.rOund contest.
 Native Sons and Daughters.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9. - The annual fiesta of the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West was opened here yesterday Twenty thou. sand members are present, and the city is cnfete
 Teddy on the Fence. FREEPORT, Ill.,, Sept. g. In connection with the suggestion that he might be candidate for the presidency at the next election. Col onel Roosevelt said that he did not expect to enter public life, but if he were called upon he would feel it to be his duty to accept. Pace That Kills.
 NEW YORK. Sept g. Edward Rosenheimer, the millionaire, who caused the death of Grace Hough while speeding with his automobile. was yesterday found guilty of crim- inal negligence.
 Laurer Advocates Reciprocity.
 PORT HURON, Sept Tn an ad- dress made here yesterday, Sir Will frid Laurier advocated trade rela- tionship between the United States and Canada. Sir Wilfrid was ac- corded great reception and his remarks were frequently greeted with applause
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
FRANCE

Airshps for the French Army.
 PARIS, Sept. 6. - The cOnstruc- tion of ten monoplanes and twenty biplanes will be commenced immed- lately for use by the French army This will bring the French aerial fleet up to sixty, which is greater than that of any other nation in the world
 A High Flyer.
 PARIS. Sept. g. - This afternoon George Chavez, noted French avia- tor, broke all records for height at tained with a flying machine. With his monoplane he reached height of $500 feet, over one and a half miles. Chavez says that he believes he can take his machine yet higher.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12

MANILA, Sept. 6. Secretary Knox, who has been Investigating the charges in connection with the sale of the land taken over b. the United States from the friars, has received the report of the Philippine government covering the entire sub ject, and has left for the United States by way of Hong Kong
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
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VIENNA, Sept. 6. - On the occa- sion of the jubilee of Prince Nich- olas of Montenegro, when the prin- cipality was made into a kingdom. it was decided to change the name of the country to Zeta. This is the ancient name for Montenegro. Mon tenegro or Zeta is the smallest king dom in the world
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
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MELBOTRNE.-Thc Commonwealth House of Representatives has read for a second time a measure amend ing the conciliation and arbitration act, so as to extend the power of the Arbitration Court to every industry The measure also provides for com pulsory preferences being given mem bcrs of trade unions
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12

BERLlN-At a by-election in the Cannstatt-Ludwigsburg division of Wurtemberg. the Socialist candidate was elected by a majority of more than i.00o over the combined votes of the candidates of the National liberals and the Peasants league This electoral division is mainly in dustrial. and was formerly held by the liberals. This brings the num- Der of Socialists in the Reichstag up tn rn
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
He Admires Pinchot.
Kaufman Wins Easily.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6. - Twenty thousand people witnessed the fight between Al Kaufman, of San Francisco, and Bill Lang the Australian. Kaufman was favorite and had the best of the fight throughout. In the sixth round Lang was all but out when the gong sounded, signifying that the fight was over.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
Battleships Sold,

BERLIN, Sept. ;. - Two German battleships, the Worth and the Bran denburg, have been sold to the Turkish government for 5000. .000
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
PHILIPPINE S.
Knox Sails for Home.

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Socialists Victorious.

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Physicians Convene.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6. = Physi- cians from all parts of the United States are in the city in attendance upon the convention of physicians. The purpose of the convention is t2 consider means for promoting pub lie hygiene in cities.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
GE RMhNY

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Laneford Beats Jeanette.

BOSTON, Sept. S.-After a fifteen- round contest with the colored heavy weight, Jeannette, Sam Langford was given the decision. Langford had the best of the bout throughout. and there was never any doubt as 10 the issue.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12
Explosion on Battleship.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Sept. S. A terrible explosion occurred this afternoon on board the battleship North Dakota. Three seamen were instantly killed and eleven more are missing. The cause of the explosion is as yet a mystery, and no details are ascertainable. The North Dako- in the world, and was only launched a few months ago.
 Ten Millions for Exposition.
 SACRAMENTO, Sept. 8. The state Senate has passed the bill