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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
The Best Cough Syrup Is Easily
Made at Home.

p You can make full pint OF
D cough syrup in five minutes by
= this recipe--enough to last a
. family a. long time-at a cost OF
. only't54 cents. 1T lis not only T
o cheaper, bat better, than the
b. cough medicines you buy. Its
p taste IS pleasant like
. IT, IT Stops 2obstinafe coughs
p in a hurry and is splendid for
. other throat, trouble .-...-...
(" Granpulated Sugar syr-
- up ......''.....'.a. 1874 OF.
3 Penfx ~. ....... ......s 2k OF.
p Put 2h OF. of Pinex in,a a. pint
D. E. bottle and fill up with granu-
D lated sugar syrup made. as. fol-
s. lows: Take a pint OF granu-
D lated sugar. add ". pint, of
p warm water and stir about
D minutes. Take; teaspoonflll
3, every. one; two or, three. hours.
D This recipe will not work
D with any of the weaker pine
D preparations, Use the real
D Pinex ITSELF which is the, most
D valuable concentrated COM
D pound of Norway White, Pine
D Z Extract. All druggists !. have
. IL or can get 1t easily on re-
D quest. ~. 49, IS.
D Strained honey can be used
p instead OF the syrup, and makes
D a very fine honey and, pine tar
D cough syrup. 80 ~
D yA 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
Too Late to Classify.

LOsT-Between d. B. c. and ia
Broadway, watch fob with three pur-
pie sets. Finder please return to sS2,
Forum Office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
Who PAYS FOR
THE GUESS WORK?

Every trip you make to the doctors
ONCE gives him another chance 10
guess whether he can help you or not
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08

w no pays Tor the
guessing? Every
bottle of patent
medicine you buy
gives the druggist
another chance To
guess whether it
wsIl help YOU or
not. -. -,
Who pays fer
this susSsine7
The surgeon will
tell you that you
must have a por-
ton Of yourself cpt
a way ana ~ NAV
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
DR.. N. P. Nelson, NaturOpathie

Treats all kind of diseases except
contagious cases. and cures many
where others have failod I use no
drugs and no knife
Room 1879 First Natl. Bank 5lda.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
Your Drnggist,
Fout & PorterfieId Sells

Fl. w Barker's Cough Remedy made
at Sparta Wis Write the r11anufac-
turer for valuable information. j.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08
WHO LOST A cRIP7

~W5H 30 u FVUHS 7WaH VITO THU
If Jag" Now in Spokane.
Postn1arked at Rugby, N. D.: the fol-
lowing communication, unsigned was
received today by The Forum.
There was young man whose name
I do not know with me in st. Paul.
took his grip on the train, he. being
intoxicated, failed to get on. 1t con-
tains working clothes. Refer to HI.
Mills, Spokane, Wash.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-08

A Forum want AID VIII Sell It For You
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
M. CANS co Distributors

one of them drew knife ani tla other picked up a club Mcy r.sn out of his stand and the two Miss5nr' aH.s penned him between the sha et;s of a buggy. in tn $ defenseless cond:tion he was attacked and stabbed to death by Gibson. Moys fife and daughter and many others being wit nesseS to the tragedy.
 Gibson was arrested on the spct and Horton was soon oyertaken, and both men were lodged ill jail here.
 The men absolutely refuse to make a statement, beyond saying that they killed Moy in self defense.
 Immediately after the tragedy ex- citement ran so high that mob v.c- lence was feared, but cooler heads prevailed, and the off: cers were per- mitted to bring the men to this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
MURDER HEARING
 AT PARACOULD
:. (. Gibson ard Albert Horton Ire Charged With killing Wyatt
 On July Fourth.

Paragould, July 12.-The prelimin- |ary trial of Albert Horton and H. c. Gibscn, Missouri farmers, charged lwith the murder of Wyatt Moy at a Fourth of JGH celebration in this [county was to have been held Satur- [day, but on account of the absence Iof attorneys for the defendants the hearing was postponed for two weeks The crime was charged aga nst |these men is an atrocious one. They |came down from across the Missouri |line on the Fourth, tanked up on mean |whiskey, and announced that hey were going to break up the picnic
 hey started in by overturning bench
 I6 chairs and tables and finally they |came to a refreshment stand being run by Wyatt Moy, his wife and |thelr daughter. They proceeded to |demolish lemonade glasses and other articles over the vigorous protest of |Moy.
 Becoming angered at his protest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

bv focal applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, aad that is by constitution g! ra,ned es. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition Of the mucous iinin@ ot the Eustachian Tube When tliia tube is nflafned you have a rAlI'hiing sound of imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deaf ness is the result and unless the in- fiammation can be taken out and this tuhe restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in- famed condition of the mucous sur- races
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir cu!ars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- .,atiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
HlCH REWARD IF
 If MAKES GOOD
Tester Son of FOrmer Commissioners of Patents Has Busy Time Ahead of Him for the Next itenty Years If He
 Would Inherit
 Perfume.

Washington. July 11.-Robert St George Dyerenforth the 8-year-o,f ic ter son of Robert c. Dyerenforth former comi4iss oner of patents. faces a busy fife with h gh rewards. the Ia, ter # the qualities.
 f!3e lad is sole heir of his foster fa- ther. The will. in which the value of the estate is not given, filed for pro- pate today, provides these conditions 1or Robert f he would inherit the es- tate when he reaches the age of 2S:
 sle is to be graduated from a public ll9h school by the time he is If.
 He is to take full course at liar E'1d. and win degree before he IS IS, This is to be followed by six montns study of law at Oxford. Then he must return to the United States. Be grad uated from West Point, and after holding commission in the army re- s sn, be thoroughly educated in tae W, and begin it's practice.
 His vacations are to be pent in traNeling through France, Spain and italy; Greece, Germany, Denmark and '.ssia in the order named.
 He is not to become 2 ;ratEol l'c. ,1e is to learn manual trainir., daucing 1. ;ioic. and beware of Womea
 Robert will have the in come of thr c3tate until he reaches 2s when it is lis absolutely. Should h9 die or fail tC meet tha wills ob;gat;ons, the as- 's.te reverts to William H. Over. nfo1tk arold Dyerehrorth and R':.e.t Coli. .jHerenforth. all Of Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
WANT COLONY
 OF CATHOLICS

Little Rock, July 12.-Gentral Ar kansas is to make an effort to secure one of the foreign colonies to be To- Devos, the field secretary of the Catholic immigration work who is now in the state.
 A. H. Helbug, of the Prescott & Northwestern Railroad. las written to Secretary E. R. Ratterree of the Ar kansas Land Congress, requesting that Father Devos, upon his return to Little Rock, be taken to Prescott to hear a proposition from his railroad for co1oniization work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasss's sssss ses of le<zzzzzzzu
BAND CONCERTS
 ARE WANTED

During the administration of Mayor H. King White the people of Pine Bluff were provided with band con- certs during the hot summer days, which were we'll attended every even ing, and were highly enjoyed and aD- preciated by all While there is no available fund for this purpose, is would be but little trouble to secure sufficient money to employ band at least two, or perhaps three evenings, ot of each week, to furnish music through the heated term, and thus furnish pastime for those who would enjoy an outing during the long dreary evenings. All that is need is someone to take the initiative step and the work will be easy Who will start the good work?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskev

wonderful remedy the of all lungs throat and stomach and for weakening and wasn conditions It is absolutely gentle invgorang stmu and tonc When taken at meam stimulates the mucore surfaces and little glands of the stomach healthy action ereb improving the digestion and assimilation and evine o the digestive process of importance brings to all the tissues and of the body the necessary to their and indirectly the whole streng and voor It prescribed by doctors and recognized family medicine everywhere.
 If need of advice write Department The Duffy Mali
 hskey Company Rochester New York; stating your fully Our doctors will send you advice free together with valuable I frustrated medical booklet containing common sense rules for health which cannot afford to be without some of the many thousands of gratifying letters received from women in a walks m both old and who have and benefited by this great medicine continue to enjoy good hea Sold by druggists, and dealers direct $ OO large bottle
 M CANS co Distributors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13

Ia rs' Gov. Donaghey will probably
 stop a day at Fayetteville on his re-
 turn and inspect the state University.
 Gov Donaghey will probably not re- turn to Little Rock unti, sometime next week, having attended to every state beard matter which is Ia5le to come up but f anything c. import ance arises to demand his immediate attention he vii forego the pleasure of rest and hasten back to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
CONCENTRATION
 OF HOO HOOS

Little Rock, July 12.-Circulars were yesterday received n Little Rock from R. l.. Putnam, vice gerant of Hoo Hoo in Northwest Arkansas, call ing attention to the big concatenation to be held there Saturday. A big stag session on the roof will follow tho concatenation, and Sunday the vis tors will be taken on a special tra Il to White river where 800 pounds 0. black bass, catfish and perch will be friend by an expert.
 The entire day will be put in on the banks of the river, with a return to Fayetteville in time for the excursion ists to catch the night trains home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13

gwen and without any solicitation whatsoever conder 4b; greatest medicine of the present ageWalter Clark Refd w. Wa Mr. Clark is member of the firm of Clark Co., prom of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13

Having been afflicted with seri- ous case of lung trouble and used many remedies without result-ir, fact' l was unable to do any work whatever for two months-Dufv's Pure Malt Whiskey was recom- mended, and I commenced taking the same. l desire to state that I am cured, having been pro- nounced so by my physician.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
GOV. DONAGHEY
 ON VACATION

Little Rock, July Ex-Governor G. %' Donaghey is taking the first real vacation he has enjoyed since becom- ng governor of Arkansas, and is now in Benton county where he will spend the week in the country, where it is cuiet and he will be free from pardon petitions and the demands of state af
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
Greatest Medicine of the Ace

Mir: Walter Clark of Bluef;eld. w. Va, was laid up with lung trouble, unable to work for two months. He tried nu- merous medicines without results until he took Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It com. Pletely cured him and now he IS in perfect health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13

We give you the oes, process cf leaning and pressing in the cit, merican- n-Excelsior Ldy Co
 -WANTED-All the fine dresser 70 send us their clothes to dr! clea. md press American-E Excelsior .d'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-13
EVEN MANILA
 BARS BRUTALITY

Manila, July n.-En fear of the ef- feet which they might have on Fili- pinos the municipal board of Manila has resolved to prohibit the exh ton of the Jeffries-JohnSen fight pictures.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Friday, December 80,
1910
OBSERVATIONS

remembered
anything
o-u resembling the steel mills at
CLEAN which OF the fund
Of derived fortune
the manifold niqutles
INSIDE OF the dreadful annals or
mills following The
all nineteen hundred
Years ago by a Nazareth, called Jesus
hpocrtes! for devour
make long prayers therefore SHAH e
he damnaton f., - ..
hpocries
land make made
more the chi hell than yourselves
w6er OK
not
10 others undone
blind guide
Woe INTO YOU xribes make clean
the within ul
beautiful outward put
fdeadm bones andof all uncleanness
outwardiy apoe" rsh'eo"S o'
fu OF and niquty -, -.
the dam
hel@'
beautiful and expression
German poet
Goethe:
do or begin Il;
Boldn las magic in IT,
inandso he will be completed
The same expressed In on CARDS
Ingn In about this way:
i now"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

means of communicating with all
of the people in its community?
How is this communication to
be accomplished? Circulars
won't do it-word of mouth is
too slow-and it finally comes
down TO THE USE OF THE
PRINTED WORD IN THE
HOME NEWSPAPER.
THAT is THE ONLY WAY,
really, that the merchant can
make known to the public what
he has to sell, and the only way
that brings immediate response.
because it isn't possible for a
merchant to use his home news
paper without getting adequate
return.
SUPPORT YOUR HOME
NEWSPAPERS. Mr.. Merchant,
and they will make you pros
porous.
{ To be continued
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
ADVERTISING TALKS.
(Continued from rage ONE,

ONLY MEANS OF COMMUNE
CATION between the officials
and the business interests of the
community, and the people who
live in that community.
Merchants should realize that
they have a common interest
with the newspapers, and each
must work for the other if both
are to succeed.
Very few merchants realize
THE POWER OF THE HOME
NEWSPAPERS. They do not
stop to think that the news
papers are entitled to their sup
port, and that they can and do
give quid pro quo for their
support.
A great many merchants in
the smaller towns think they are
doing a newspaper a FAVOR
when they advertise in it.
HOW CAN A LOCAL BUSI-
NESS THRIVE if it hasn't the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

for years little progress was made. At
Conference in 1908 the matter was
again brought forward. AS a result
the United States Geographical Sur.
vey prepared number Of maps on
the scale OF one 10 one million, which
are designed TO become a part OF the
one-millionth map OF the United
States. France, Germany and Great
Britain had already prepared maps
for several other countries, but no in.
ternational scheme had been agreed
upon.
In the summer OF 1909 a conference
OF delegates from various countries
was held in London. At this meeting
all national differences were fairly dis
cussed and a uniform plan agreed
upon. Since then the work upon the
millionth map has progressed so rap
Idly that within five years the maps
from the entire world will be included
upon uniform scale and will show
each part in its relative importance tC
the rest of the world. The advantage
OF this map TO the geographical stu
dent. no less 10 the layman, will bC
readily apparent when 1t is considered
that, according to maps now in exist
ence, the British Isles sometimes Al
as much space as the Chinese empire
and Cuba appears as large as the
whole OF France.
The expedition of the Duke of the
Abruzzi in the Himalayas placed sons
new geographical information regard
ing these mountains in the hands o
the Royal Geographical Society o
Rome while George Forest has giver
TO the American society the result.
Of a journey into the Salwin VALLEY
In upper Burma into territory almos
unknown to white men Several ex
petitions into Patagonia and the In
terror OF South America have beer
made by private explorers from Am
erica. France and Germany, while DIFF
ferent parts of Africa have been pene
trated by numberless scientists, eacl
OF whom was eagerly collecting mate
rial of value TO the geographical stu
dent OF the future
Tomorrow-Famous Swindles.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

remembered
Chicago derived
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

proved OF Elihu n. Root, III. Cabot
Lodge and the Payne-Aldrich tariff.
Another Great Victory for the People.
Frick Coal & Coke Co. gives its
employees $4,000 pounds of candy az
Christmas gifts.
On one leg of a. crow shot Ia Ger
many was silver band showing IL
had lived more than a century.
The Price Has Raised.
Mary had n little lamb.
Her purse was small. gueDs:
But now she spends the same amount
And gets a. little less.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

tenth international Geographical COL
gress, which will meet in Rome next
October. Among the delegates likely
to be sent are Professor Henry Z.
Cowles OF the Chicago university ana
Professor r. s. Tarr, OF Michigan.
Professor Cowles Is the president OF
the American Association of Geograph-
ers. and Professor Tarr was the lead
er of the first expedition sent out by
the National Geographical society TOT
the study of glaciers in Alaska.
There Is no country In the world
where greater interest has been man
Tested i'm geographical research and
the exploration Of unknown territory
during the past year than in the Unit
ed States. American money generous
~ placed at the disposal OF scientists
has provided the means for expeul-
tons TO all parts of the earth. Inc
enormous sums of money spent dur
ing the past year for this purpose can
not even be Appropriated, coming as
they do through so many channels.
Most of the important research Dy
Americans. however, is being done
either under the auspices, or by those
affiliated with the Natiopal Geographic
society. This great body OF Amerl-
cans with scientific interests now
numbers over $1,000 members ana
the increased interest in its work can
be proved In no more practical mah-
ner than by the addition OF 900 new
members per week. which has been
the average rate during the past
month.
IT. La. a
full ever known to American expior-
ers. II began with the official recog
milton of Peary's achievement In the
conquest Of the North Pole. IL de
rived additional laurels from the
proves OF Colonel Roosevelt In Africa
and from the remarkable work accom-
plished in terrestrial magnetic in
vestigation, especially that made by
the non.magnetic vessel Carnegie
under the direction of the Carnegie
Institution OF Washington.
At the November meeting Of the
National Geographic society, resolu
tons we're passed expressing the APP
probation OF the society OF the re-
suits OF Colonel Roosevelts trip and
recognizing II as an expedition or
great scientific value The collection
of natural history specimens secured
bv him and placed at the disposal OF
the National Museum has made that
institution superior i'm its equipment
I'm this respect TO any other in the
world Many OF the fauna secured by
Colonel Roosevelt are now almost eX-
tinct so that the value Of the speci.
mems will increase, in the future.
Since much of this expedition was
made into comparatively new territory
its geographic Importance Is hardly
secondary In scientific value 20 that
OF the remarkable collection OF Nat
ural History specimens secured.
The Carnegie built for terrestrial
magnetic research is the only boat OF
any size ever built of absolutely non
magnetic material. The Carnegie In
stitution has undertaken a complete
and systematic magnetic survey of
the world During the past year the
entire survey of the magnetic condi-
tons of the Pacific Ocean has been
completed. The Carnegie" and its
stan of explorers Is now engaged In
similar survey OF the Atlantic
ocean While better understanding
| Of the powers OF the terrestrial magno
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
From Another Point of View

the shall tall before days.
Among things way
them win
Hayin Of
something at the bottom of it,
N getting
]crackers
Secretary providing
has correctly
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Aviator. in the sky.
BIp. and dive and sail on high
e,See him there.
Shave the air.
. Hangs his life on a single hair
|I|.II.
. G'he aviator should remember that
y ~ well as the machine. is heavier
m air.
~ B. approves OF new Supreme
~ luetz6e white. He also ap.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

held in Pittsburs
Dec. 30 to 81. ar
event of great i'm
portance. This as
ISOLATION is com
posed entirely Of
scientific experts
and the result o.
their deliberations
will materially af
feet the geographi
cal progress OF the
world. An import
ant matter to be
considered Is the
election of dele
gates 70 attend the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Say. papa. I've been for a spin in
the country"
And what wonderful thing did you
see?"
Il saw a farmer"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

The increased interest in geo
graphical research in America makes
the annual convention OF the Associa-
ton of American Geographers TO be
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

An English expert has discovered
that there is an individuality in heart
beats. affecting the handwriting to
such a degree as 10 be readily dis
cernable when the writing is highly
magniied.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
What's This We See;
A Torch In the Hand
That Grows the ROsei
Must We. For Simply Serving the
! Street Car Patrons and Looking
Out For Seat For Them,
Be Burned Out?"

fare going the in this program either
Alas and alack
&l5a and hot finish.
the mayor greves
At no time during the city hall could we have
been accused unwingnes fall in with him and support him
And when we say him. desire have it known thai
re stand nat even at Interpretation the expeson)
For two years hope that the would eventually III
SOME solution that we might still subscribers
But it wasn't to be
And now with growing the point Of either
supporting the mayor fleeing position IN
the community from the smell of kerosene oil
We told the mayor along the time he took office
that expect him to burn up the town
We did, give him credit Cor disposition do his best
Int we never dreamed touching match
u q couple of newspaper plants
Lucky Journal!
Lucky Free Press!
Al last Won two appear to have right side but could
borrow your fire extinguishersf
Of course take the seriously
We
We have fullest galley boy charge of the benne
bottle of being sympathy with
The mayors administration.
As matter fact the views the traction
problem galley boy being and only strap
hanger supposed neither voice in the matter
We heat by steam anticipate danger from that
In fact quite exposed simply to hot air
The ncendary attitude prefer look upon as ending at
the las admnraton and charging
combustone fo;nng of crana
Republican working in
thoughts Proctor Owens and that loving and eating
coating vocabulary insufficient shape true xaugua
expression of the mayors exact feelings
mayor really said will afford those whom
early his regime their first
unity to watch his smoke"
Ni However, must
nket desk of sentimental value and
he containing complete review of the Bemeyer admins
ration has accomplished wouldn't suffer great
would time with opposition to
y settlement railway difficulties that considers dividends
corporation reasonable Of fare and
shall continue interview he from until ne
quits hope entirely reneushed that will get the
him that will signify he has last sensed the sentiment OF
the community
yet Poa Phil awake the position he should
have at a encouraging words
fragrance of the flowers much in the
bloomed the spring and had nothing 10
with the
We shall continue him. becomes for
supply reporters with asbestos
Furthermore
Excuse hear the fire department.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

We felt i in our bones that Mayor
Rreitmeycr would never let that hour
auproach wherein he will involun-
tarily subscribe TO the will of the
local majority and get off the job
without handing US one mere soia-
ton OF the street railway problem.
And we were right.
We don't know the exact numoer
of this one. but allowing the mayor