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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10

ing number Of garments and may be
closed for the purpose of moving IL the
girl changes her quarters.
Another laundry bag which is dam
tier, but which is hardly so unitarian
as the other is made of a yard and a
quarter of blue linen. Daisies of eoro-
nation braid are sewed on firmly, with
centers OF wash blue cotton, worked
in French knots. The daisies may be
made into a continuous design by the
use of dots Of blue. The rings should
be either bone or celluloid embroidery
hoops.
A wooden jardiniere like the design
Is made from inch thick planking ten
inches wide. The jardiniere stands
nine inches high and is seven inches
across at the top and ten at the bot
tom. 1t should be lined with zinc
which should be well soldered SO that
no moisture may escape to deface the
wood. The finish may be of any
color, but a soft, old green stain, we'll
waxed, will harmonic with any sur
roundings This is a much nicer job
OF cabinet work than appears and
should be we'll finished, or II will be
failure. Heavy brass. or copper. or
wrought iron ornaments may be used
to hold IL together, in which case there
may be handle on opposite SIDES Of
q corresponding metal
1t is a season of neck draperies and
scarfs. For mother nothing could be
nicer than the scarf made OF soft.
black satin, lined with white and An
ished with heavy tassels at each end.
Three yards long and eighteen inches
wide is the usual length. The lining
and outside may be sewed around two
sides and one end on the wrong side
and turned. The edges are then
turned in at the other end and a shir-
ring run in to draw it up The tassels
are sewn on with invisible stitches.
Each end is finished in the same way.
An edging of marabout or fur makes
the gift handsomer, but is much more
expensive.
A beautiful scarf Tor the debutante is
made Of fine chiffon In cream. Tint
gasoline lavendar or pink with oil
paints, to rather o deep shade. Gather
all of one side OF the scarf in the
upper hand and guide the lower edge
into the tinted gasoline. The color
will creep up into the goods with a
beautiful effect. The edges win be
quite dark and the tint grows lighter
where it spreads above the part which
is dipped under the gasoline. 1t is
well to practice on an old bit OF chif-
fon first. IL the worker is artistic,
small flowers may be painted in lightly
through the colored part with good
effect or stencil of violets in puppies
and green will look well on violet
tinted scarf. while yellow peoples look
well on yellow and apple blossoms or
parrot tulips on the pink. Oil paints
should be used for the tinting and any
color desired may be used. Care must
be taken to prevent spotting and two
can work together better than one can
work alone.
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OliNisSn E"STlOiNS
By Rose Terrell.

The girl who lives in her trunk
either at college or in business has
an ever present problem in the laun-
dry bag and its place in the room. A
bag like the illustration which is mod
eled on the duffel bag of the camper.
is useful and may be carried in the
trunk when fitting time comes. Use
khaki cloth, or denim in serviceable
shade. Three yards of goods will be
required for a good sized bag. Two
lengths, yard and eight inches each,
are scanned up 10 make a cylinder
shaped bag. A circle of cloth twenty
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH, $40 MONTH, WITHOUT
interest, buys a ten-acre tract and
lot in the Everglades of Florida, near
Miami; land will double in one year.
Write for booklet; send money order
to Robert p. Collins. Fargo. N. Oak.
If INTERESTED in Florida, ask us
for detailed information concerning
a tract of fruit land In the Highland
lake region Of Polk county. owned,
vouched for and for sale by North Da-
kota business men who have spent five
winters there and know the state in
timately. Northern immigration AS
ISOLATION, Fargo, North Dakota.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter OF the estate OF Mary
A. Elliott, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Peter Elliott, administrator
of the estate of Mary A. Elliott late of
the city Of Fargo in the county Of
Cass and state OF North Dakota, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within six months after
the first publication of this notice. TO
said administrator ait the Elliott hotel.
No. So Broadway. in the city of Fargo,
In said Cass county.
Dated December 10th, A. %, 1910.
PETER ELLIOTT.
Administrator.
First publication on tho 10th day OF
December, a. ID. 1910.
(Dec. 10. IL, "a and 81
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CHOCOLATE dipper wanted. CLANCY
Everhart Co.
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HELP WANTEn-EEMALE

SALEsLADIES wanted at Five & Ten
Cent Store.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

FLORIDA FRUIT AND TRUCK
FARMS-Any size tract you want;
located on railroads; near large city;
schools, churches and social advan-
best located lands in Florida; fine
winter homes on easy payments. Write
at once for literature. ]. M. Bremen,
Fargo, N. ID.
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FOR SALE-FARM.

FOR SRLE-160-acre farm with $4,000
improvements; two miles from Mott,
the county seat of Hettlnger county for
$500; one-half cash, balance on time.
All tillable land. Address No. 63S, Fo-
rum.
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WANT Ed ousekeeper. Apply 10
Ninth street south.
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FARM LANDS.

GLORIOUS KooTENAY, British CO.
lumbia; no irrigating; choicest fruit
land, $50 per acre; five year terms, no
interest; free booklet en-" Investors
Trust e. Mortgage Corporation, Ltd,
134 Hastings street west, Vancouver,
b. C..
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CALENDARS FOR SALE.
LEFT OVER cALENDARs-t

LEFT OVER cALENDARs-Going
out of the calendar business, leaves
US with an assortment of 1911 de-
signs. These will be sold at half price.
Write us today state your require
ments, and samples win be forward
ed act now on this opportunity to
double the advertising power OF your
money.
THE PORTE CO,
Calendar Dept,
Fargo. N. ID.
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MiscELLAN =ous.

WANTED--At Forum Office, copies Of
Daily Forum Of Nov. 19, 1910; If
our subscribers or dealers. can supply
than 1t will be q special favor.
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roA sALE-4ousEHorp GOODS.

FOR SALG-One Rosewood sideboard,
also one rocker. Inquire 303 Broad
way.
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For children: for adults-Nic Macs.
"a varieties. They are cookies made
by Manchester Biscuit Co.
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WANT ED-Bindery girls: experienced
ones preferred. Knight Printing Co,
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FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms-N orthside.

TWO SUITES of rooms for rent in the
Johnson block.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE or rent, in growing country
town, pool room and barber shop
combined, on reasonable terms. Adj
dress 655, care Forum.
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TEXAS LANDS-20,O00 acres, $15 to
$40 per arce on easy terms; choicest
lands in the state; soil, climate and
water ideal; no winter; no irrigation /;
plenty of rain all the year round !;
winter crops; pay well. Write for ill.,
formation. Excursion soon. G.. l..
White, Fargo, N. ID.
TEXAS LAND-4O,00O acres, IS to $1S
per acre; wheat, corn, alfalfa,
peaches, apples and all kinds of small
fruits, vegetables, melons; climate
soil and water the finest in United
States; plenty of rain; wheat twenty
to forty bushels per acre; corn forty
to sixty bushels. Excursion soon. AL
dress Box 1853, Fargo, N. ID.
FOR SALE-The northeast quarter
section of section "a. town 14S,
range 80. in Mclean county, N. D.,
about eighty acres under cultivation;
well and other improvements on place (;
price reasonable; terms two-thirds OF
purchase price cash or equivalent,
balance. first mortgage at reasonable
interest. Inquire J. A. Dwyer, Hank
inson. N. d.
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\ DR. RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern house. 207 Ninth street north.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
312 Eighth street north. Phcrs
753-J.
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POSITION WANTED by man with
a son and daughter. as foreman on
large farm; daughter to do house
work and son to help with work on
farm: can furnish the very best ref
erences. Adress II. A. Bolser, Hope
N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10

Every man believes that his expsr-
fence would make an interesting book.
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inches In diameter is sewed firmly in
the lower end and the top is hemmed
with a two-inch hem. A stitched band
is double sewed to the side to tie the
bag when sent with the wash. An
initial should be worked on the side
and two loops for hanging may be
sewed TO the upper edge. This bag
may be even more serviceabie IL a
cap for the top Is made, button
holes worked In 1t and buttons sewed
on the bag. 1t will then hold an amaz-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10

MEN WANTED, age is to 20, for
firemen 500 monthly and brakemen
$50 on railroads in Fargo vicinity; ex-
perfence unnecessary; no strike; po-
sitions guaranteed competent men
promotion; railroad employing head
Quarters; over 500 men spent to, po-
sitions monthly; state age; send
stamp. Railway Association, Dept,
231, 22z Monroe street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

MODERN ROOMS for rent: also table
board Apply lila Second avenue
south. Phone 849-J.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Make 500 before Xmas;
81 vanity box, 15c, full of mammoth
i'm. cut glass bottles of perfume. etc.;
outselling everything, amazing profits,
samples free. Parker Chemical Co.,
Chicago.
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PRINTER WANTED-Feed weekly;
state age, salary expected. Box SIT
Breckenridge. MINI.
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY HoSPITAL-Compete
nurses and best of care; highest tes-
tirnonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp, 901 Tenth street
south, Fargo.
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HousE ANp sAFE MOVING.

MAKE a speciality Of unusual and
heavy mosing; houses. safes, raisins
buildings; furnish everything. y. w
Hodges. Phone 9O3.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

HAVE an eighteen horse Nichols 81
Shepard steam engine, with twelve
barrel tender tank on trucks, one six
teen barrel water tank and 32x56 Min
neapolis separator with Parson feeder
and Fosston wiE6 stacker attached, TO
trade for new or secondhand auto
mobile. What have you to offer. j. W..
Mahon, suite 6, Huntington block, Far
go, m. ID.
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Unusually good: full OF health giving
properties Manchester Graham Bis
cults
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FOR SALE--A secondhand four cylin-
der thirty-five horsepower Automo-
bile, first-class condition. JOE Fif.h
street north.
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FOR SALE--In the liveliest town I'm
western North Dakota, an up-to-
date confectionery store with fine
trade; just a proposition, for a young
man; $1,000 cash swings the deal. Ad-
dress SAB. care Forum.
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WANTED-A printer editor, must be
a good man and hustler, to buy
half interest in a good live newspaper
in county seat town, or would sell en-
tire interest or trade for good land.
Address 656, care Forum.
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FARM LANDS.
IRRIGATED CALIFORNIA FARMS
N. 0. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU

Inquire within upon everything com
mercial. literary, mechanical, scientific;
bids for contractors: state and foreign
newspapers. Box 80. Christine. N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Drug store in good farm
ing community, owner going south.
Address Maynard Home State Bank,
Maynard, Mimi.
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LOST.
FOR SALE FLAT.

FOR SALE Furnished Dixon f1ats
Inquire AT fats or phone IT'LL
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POSITION WANTED by. young mar
ried man, with long experience IN
wholesale or retail business, has best
of references; speaks English, German
ton taken. Address April. Dickinson,
N. ID.
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FOR SALE--Meat market in good live
railroad town, doing a good business
OF $4,000 a month; forty miles from
Fargo. Address 65S, care Forum.
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Open TIL 2 O'clock
Every evening till Christmas. store
fun OF bargains. a. r. Moody.
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FOR sALE-poes.

FOR SALE-Fine full blood female
bun terrier pup, eight months old
pure white, finely built; price $40. Ad-
dress COS, care Forum.
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POSITION WANTED by bookkeeper
six years experience; best refer
ences. Address 654, care Forum.
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WANTED-Expert bookkeeper, who is
also stenographer; must furnish
best of references; high salary. Ad-
dress 639, care Forum.
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GtGAR STAND for sale, in one of the
leading hotels in Minneapolis, doing
a nice business; long lease, good clean
stock, good fixtures; 81 1850 cash. Bur-
roughs, 322 Hennepin avenue, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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BUY OR TRADE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE for your sec.
ond-hand harness. w. Fl. Stewart
Harness shop. Fargo.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
215 Ninth street north,
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HELP wANTEo-MALE.

HAVE knight printing co. print it.
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BUSINESS OPENINGS - we have
seven AL good openings at Rudyard
for different lines OF business; now is
your chance; we also have some good
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Reed Townsite Co.,
Rudyard, Mont.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR RENT--Store; newly remodeled;
best location. New Salem, N. d.
VIM. Lehfeld.
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POSITION wANTED-Mals.

YOUNG MAN attending school wishe!
any kind Of work, evenings Or al
night Address No. 80, A. 9.
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In the state; for particulars apply
to A. j. Johnson, Kindred, N. ID.
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FOR RENT--Furnished rooms. APP
ply I'll Third avenue north.
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FOR RENT-One furnished room.
222 Fifth street north.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-10-26
VELLAAXS TRIP PROVED GRIT.
Although He MISSED HIS GOAL
Near Collision of Air and Marine
Craft DaIeS Sea Captain as
Storm Carries Amerl.
ca by him.

great car was rolled out of the hangar
and pointed into the wind.
First the long and snake-like equili-
orator. which some one irreverently
called the balloons TAIL" was taken
to the waters edge and cast in, three
gasoline tanks being punctured In the
process, and following this came the
great balloon itself. If there be celes-
tial iutelligences that overlook the
world 1t was n strange sight which
then greeted their vision.
There were six i'm the Americas
crew. not including the cat That
feline had n new experience In cat
dom. At the very start of the voyage
it jumped overheard and had to be
rescued in n bag let down from the
airship Evidently one sea bath was
enough. for puss thereafter remained
on board to the end of the voyage.
The skipper who rescued the crew
I was n discriminating man. who knew
/ how all the world was hanging breath
/ less on the fate of that cat. for his
| FIRST message stated that six men and
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-10-26

drea med them and to have come even
thus near to their accomplishment.
The man who tries and fails, If he
tries and fails greatly, is entitled to
honor.
Wellman an 0hioan.
Mr.. Wellman was born at Mentor,
o.. on Nov. 3. 1858. After receiving a
public school education he established
a weekly paper at Sutton. Neb., when
fourteen years old. When twenty-one
he founded the Cincinnati Evening
Post. In 1884 Mr.. Wellman was made
Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Herald, now the Record Herald.
In which field he rapidly made ma
tlonal reputation. He gained an espe-
clal reputation as a political fore
caster. \ man who can be an accu-
rate political prophet has no mean
ability.
Wellman's work as an explorer be-
gan in 1892. when he located the exact
spot where Christopher Columbus first
set foot ~. American soil and erected
n monument to commemorate 1t. Tive
years later he began arctic exploration
f
years later he explored Franz josef
Land and went to 50 degrees. On this
expedition he narrowly escaped deatf
and suffered an injury that left hin
lame for life.
It was not until 1906 that Wellmal
began his aerOnautical attempts at tn
pole. Building in Paris a large bal
loon, which was afterward to be en-
larged and remodeled into the Amer
lea. he transported it to Spitzberger
from which noint he planned to star
his flight The dirigibe was found t
be defective. however. and was take
back to Paris and rebuilt Again !
, 1907 the attempt was made. only to en-
in failure Two years later he renew
|, cd the effort and failed once NOR
Then Peary discovered the pole, an
that chapter was over.
SPEAKING of Pearv. he tried twent.
three years before reaching the pol
Following his example. Walter Wei
man may yet fly across the Atlanti
: Who knows?
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Aeroplane May Succeed.

1t has been said that IL is better TO .
aim at lofty mark than an inferior
one, even if the arrow falls short.
Wellman aimed at Europe and fell
into the Atlantic ocean some hundreds
of miles east OF Norfolk, Va. If his
failure to reach the goal proves any
thing it Is that the aeroplane and not
the dirigible must be the future means
of air travel. The gas bag is too much
at the mercy of the winds. The dirigi-
BILE is only n balloon equipped with
propellers and rudder and has all the
defects of the balloon.
There have been many nervy things
attempted In the history of this small
planet. Napoleon's trip to Moscow and
DR. Cooks purple SHOWS" message
+ about the north pole occurring 10 the
mind AS conspicuous examples. Per-
haps these are not happy instances, as
they all resulted more or less disas-
rrously. But that very fact shows the
nerve il took TO PUT them over.
For eighteen carat. standard weight,
warranted. bonded and guaranteed
nerve. however. Wenman's attempt 10
fly over the Atlantic in balloon has
put all the other exhibitions in the
also ran class. The air craft used is
the one in which Mr. Wellman did not
fly to the north pole. After trying sew
eral summers the farthcst he got from
the balloon house was something like
sixty miles. Then the eQuilibratOr oil
something broke and the trip was off.
But it made a lot of good newspaper
and magazine stories while it lasted
likewise several lectures which Mr.
Wellman delivered before European
/ and American scientific bodies. H
, might have been trying for the pol
yet had Peary not taken ii away from
him. Yhen there was nothing left bu
the Atlantic ocean. and Wellman hui
n ried to ii 10 he ahead of all corners.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-10-26

a cat had been saved The America
was gone. but the cat, its mascot,
came back.
Chief Engineer Melvin Vaniman,
next in command to Wellman, was the
last man aboard. After all his months
of work he must have one last look at
his creation. Running back hundred
yards through the wet grass. he turn
ed and gazed over the lines Of the
craft with a critical yet loving eye.
much as a painter might view his fin
ished picture or a lover his sweet
heart. 1t was we'll he did. for it
would be his last chance to see the
America except from on board the air
ship itself
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-10-26
Nearly Collided With Ship.

NOllAQCO " Ath
Suddenly the skipper heard the chug
of machinery and saw the lights Of a
vessel, but these lights were not where
any well regulated lights should be-
They were eighty feet aloft- Behind
and above them he could make out
black mass bearing down upon him,
and a collision between this strange
heavenly visitor and his masts. which
extended more hundred feet ON high.
seemed inevitable. Suddenly the rud-
dor of the aerial craft was thrown
over hard. the black mass veered. and
the disaster was averted.
But. as. for that skipper. there GER
tainly was never n more excited one
who sailed any of the seven seas TO
have missed smashing into another
shin by so narrow Il margin would
have been sufficiently startling. but to
craze craft that sailed eighty feet in
the air was enough to make respect
able seafaring man rs dotty as the
Ancient Mariner Other captains have
beheld the Flying Dutchman and have
looked upon the sea serpent when
both the ocean and the grog ran high.
but perhaps never since men went
down to the sea in ships was I'M hon.
est sailor so labbergasted as the skip
per who was so nearly run down 10y
Wellman's America.
Taken for all in all. 1t was great
cruise Certainly the world has never
seen It's like before. but may behold
many of the Kind in the days that are
TO be. AZ for Walter Wellman, the
man who planned and hazarded his
life TO achieve it. perhaps he has beer
disparaged long enough. Although HI
has not been successful in nny of his
great dreams. it is something TO have