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was asked where he was taking the
three cars of men. We'll, they are for
different places from Mandan on west
TO Missoula, Mont" said he to The
Forum. Yes, we do have some trou-
BILE keeping the men on the cars.
have now nearly $50 In the three cars
and we picked up most OF them AT err
ployment agencies In Minneapolis and
81 Paul, where we furnish them trans
portation, they on their part agreeing
70 go clear through with us and take
the positions. We generally lose any
where from five to ten out of a bunch
the size OF this. They will for instance
see town like Fargo that looks good
70 them and they will leave the cars.
for we dare not lock them In. neither
can we compel them to remain on the
cars. OF course they are under moral
obligations to stay with us. but the
Dig majority of those who book for
railroad labor don't exactly conrrehend
Just what a moral obligation would be
1 remember one time that we started
from st. Paul with : gang of sixty-two
men who were wanted for roads in +ha
far west. We had furnished them with
transportation BY the time we reach
ca Fargo eleven had escaped. When
we departed from Fargo we found that
eighteen had taken a liking to tie
metropolis of North Dakota and after
we lert Bismarck nineteen more were
missing, SO that when we finally reach
ca our destination we only had a cor.
poraFs guard of what we had started
OUT with. Of course we might prose-
cute the men for false pretense, but IT
might pc hard to prove that they hadn't
started out with good intentions which
were changed as the train rolled along
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Travellers Tales

He Travelled for a tobacco company
and bobbed UP in the Bank cigar store
with the strongest smelling pipe
imaginable. 1t was so loud in it's odor
that it well night choked the hand
some young lady clerk. and almost put
to flight the customers. Between gasps
the lady clerk said:
"For heavens sake either put out
that pipe or go out It's paralyzer."
At which the travelling man re-
sponded. "oh, don't know bought
the pipe here over three months ago,
and I guess have the right to smoke
1T where bought t."
The young lady merely remarked:
Yes, but suppose you went to Cas-
selman's drug store and bought an
emetic, that fact wouldn't entitle you
to heave Jonah on the floor, would it?"
Whereupon the drummer fed, while
the door was thrown open to purify
the room?
George L. Barrett, prominent citizen
of Lakota was visitor to the city
yesterday and was guest at the Metro
POLE He said that his home town
wasn't growing much. that 1t had re-
ceived set back when the new cut
off OF the Great Northern had been
ordered built which took away some of
the territory that rightly belonged to
the town. He said that the population
is about $500, and that the place was
growing, but slowly. The farmers have
their seeding about done, at least
OF the wheat being in
the ground, and everybody is looking
for fine crop. G. r.. Welsh, the man
who is making the $4,000 mile auto
trip in the Inter State machine, is ex-
peeted to reach Lakota early this week
where he viii meet with a reception.
He was due there Sunday, but the big
snow storm held him UP somewhere in
John r. Moore. q contractor who had
charge Of gang Of railroad laborers
going through Fargo on the Northern
Pacific q morning or two ago, stopped
or iii the city FOR few minutes ana
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DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You viii Make No Mistake If You
Follow This Fargo Citizens Advice.

You viii Make No Mistake If you
Follow This Fargo citizsn's Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.
Ii you have pain in the back. urinarV
disorders, dizziness and nervousness
IS tiiss5 70 act and no time to ewnarg .
ment. These are all symptoms of hid.
ney trouble. and you should seaE :
remedy which is known to cure tina
kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills il the remedy ~
use. No need to experiment. II has
cured many stubborn cases in Fargo
Follow the advice of Fargo citizen
and be cured yourself.
III. Hennings, 913 Seventh avenua
Fargo, N. D., says: For ffteen vaars
! was q sufferer from backa che
and disordered kidneys. r,as
subject to headaches and di.-,,
spells and at times I felt lanRuid ara
completely worn out. I trfed ,,a,.ss
remedies, but nothing seemed to 1T ~,
case until ! used Doan's kidney piIIs
procured at Wilser's Drug store. Thav
relieved me at once and before Ions tne
hackache had disappeared and NV ixia
neys had been restored to their nor.
NAL condition. / have often recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills 10 ofhar
kidney sufferers
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Ruffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the ameDoan,s--and
take no other.
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lder the most favorable circumstances,
he certainly will not generate any en-
thusiasm in the stalwart camp in a
campaign that promises to be the hot
test and hardest fought in the history
or the state. Wilson is gaining ground
every day, and will undoubtedly be
picked as the man who can defeat
john Burke in the general election.
Bottineau Courant: Senator Me-
Cumber speaking OF high prices and
the causes therefor said, IL deny that
the tariff is responsible for the pre-
sent level OF prices Prices in China
and Japan have doubled in the past
ten years, did the Payne tariff law in
any way bring that about? While there
may be few illegal combinations that
have unduly pushed up prices. the
tariff Is In no way responsible therefor.
AS matter of fact every corporation
engaged in unnaturally advancing
prices will be driven out OF business
by the administration. For the first
time in the history of the world. the
farmer is receiving price more near
ly equal to the services he performs
The large increase Of the money sup
ply of the world, due to the enormous
production Of gold, is in the main the
reason for this advance in prices
Rugby Optimist: Tom Marshall, dear
old "Tightwad Tom" as he is affection
ately known to the press of the state,
from his luxurious quarters
in one Of the swell hotels of ST. Paul, |
that he and his horde of Office hungry
insurgent followers have the biggest
snap of their lives before them in this
and that there is no question
but that every one OF them win be
elected to at least one Office apiece
Tom had better take another listen
possibly he failed to hear Alright.
Aneta Panorama: When the people
Of our state selected Hon. L. r. Hanna
to represent them in congress they
made a wise choice. He has proven
faithful to his trust and shown himself
to be man of principles. Look up his
record and you will find his vote on
all questions for the good o. our state
and in accordance with republican
policies. He is reliable and his consti-
tuents always know where he is AT.
It is to be hoped that the republicans
of the state will send another man Of
Mr.. Hanna's stamp back with him to
The lower house next year. anC not a
useless voter for votes that we have
here at present.
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cAss COUNTY OFFICIALS.

The aspirants for positions in Cass
county are slower getting under wa,
than in some other sections OF the
state. One paper that reaches The
Forum has nineteen announcements OF
candidates for county and legislative
positions. So far few have been pub.
Iished. locally.
The fact that the ambitious ones are
not out in the limelight doesn't mean
however, that nothing is doing. Egbert
Gilbertson announced some time age
that he wanted the treasurership. He
is understood to be doing active cam
paign work and his experience as a
member Of the legislature will be help
full.
Sheriff Boyle, Clerk OF Court Gearey,
States Attorney Fowler and Register
Of Deeds Fraser are each serving their
first terms. 1t is not known whether
they will have opposition. So far no
other candidates have been reported for
sheriff or register. 1t is asserted that
Former Clerk Of Court Pinkham NAV
De in the race against General Geary
who succeeded in knocking Pinkham
out after only one term. Two or three
lawyers are reported rather anxious Is
make the race against Fowler but many
people believe they will be unopposed
Professor Riley Of the Wheatland
schools will again be a candidate for
superintendent of schools. On the
election returns last campaign he won
but when Judge Pollock threw out
some Of the votes, Mrs. Davis was de-
clared elected. It is stated Mrs. Davis
will not again make the race.
County Auditor Lewis and County
Judge Hanson have each held their
positions for many years. 1t is known
how formidable their opposition win
be. Each man has hosts of friends
and the strongest objection is on the
ground Of their long tenure Of once.
Some people insist they should drop
out and give other men a crack at the
place. IT is extremely unlikely either
will view 1t in that light and both
viii no doubt be in the race. Il. g.
the present deputy auditor, is
expected by his Casselton friends to
make the race for auditor. They in
siat that it was In the cards two years
10 that he was to be the candidate
Tit he stood aside to give his boss
mother chance. i b. Callahan OF Cas-
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North Dakota Political Gossip

Bismarck Palladium: The old adage
about the foolisfness of changing
horses while crossing q stream il
worthy of consideration i'm connection
with our choice OF u. S. senator. North
Dakota has been and viii be for many
Years TO come in the position of the
rider who LIZ crossing the stream and
might Well follow the advice contained
IN the old saw. Rightly or wrongly
the capacity Of our senatorial repre-
sentatives TO secure legislation for our
growing commonwealth seems to be
basel upon the length OF time they have
neen members OF the upper house. 1t
10 not necessary to concede the right
eousness of this condition while con-
ceding the fact. That 1t lis so will
hardly be disputed, Many keen stu
dents Of political conditions claim that
the state Is loser by the defeat of
Hansbrough two years ago, and many
regrets have been expressed at the loss
OF a tried and competent statesman
whose years of faithful service had Sc
cured for him splendid position to
work effectually for his constituency.
We are now face to face with a similar
condition. Senator McCumber has won
for himself a reputation for painstak-
ing thoroughness and fidelity to the in
terests of his state second to none in
the senate, and We should consider well
before we permit the personal am
bitions of individuals to interfere with
his continuance in his present sphere
OF usefulness.
Minot Reporter: Hon. George w. |
Wilson, OF Williston, is receiving many
press notices Of his candidacy
for the republican nomination for
governor: 1t is generally conceded
that Mr.. Wilson is the strongest can
didate in the field, and that he win !
make clean sweep of western North /
Dakota He does not appear as the
candidate of either wing of the re-
publican party, although Mr.. Wilson
has ever been staunch member of the
9. O. p. OF the four candidates now
in the field, Wilson ig the only one who
could draw the united support of the
stalwarts and insurgents in the general i
election; he has never been radical and /
Is recognized as safe and sane poll
Eician. Johnson's strength in the last
campaign was due solely to the sun
port ne received from the stalwarts. but
"hen Johnson talks about getting the
support in this fight, he is
simply effervescing through his sky
piece. When johnson couldn't win un-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18
Dish Cloths

Cheese cloths, unbleached cotton
and heavy linen crash make most sat-
isfactory dish cloths, and for cleaning
greasy kitchen utensils, pot-rings are
the easiest to use. One trouble with
dish cloths is that they are hard to
keep sweet, but they can be easily
kept in good condition by washing
occasionally in lukewarm water to.
which has been added a tablespoonful
of Gold Dust washing powder: then
scald, rinse and hang in the sunshine
and fresh air to dry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18

selton and former Judge A. Roberts Of
Fargo have both been suggested az
possible opponents OF Judge Hanson
though neither man is known to have
made any effort to land the place.
Frank l. Anders viii no doubt be in
the race for county surveyor against
s. r. Crabbe.
II. ]. Rusch will be candidate for
county commissioner from this dis
trict
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The Theatres
Fargo operahouse

Fargo Operahouse.
April Wolgast- Nelson Fight
Pictures.
When Wolgast and Battling Nelson
stepped through the ropes in Sid
testers specially constructed arena
at Richmond, Contra Costa county,
Calf, on Washington's birthday. the
ga Of last Feb. the eyes Of ID. 600
dyed in-the- wool fans were focused ~
them. The crowd had braved the
most trying weather conditions to be
on hand, so great was the interest in
the meeting of the pair OF great light
weights For forty rounds the men
oattied, with not a single let UP. The
contest was particularly free from
chnches, the men standing toe to
toe throughout the two hours ana
forty minutes Of this milling. Movina
pictures Of the fight will be shown at
the Fargo operahouse this evening and
Tuesday. e''Au
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Headache

Ny father has been sufferer from sick
headache for the last twenty-five years aud
never found any relief until he began
taking your Cascareta Since he has
begun taking Cascarets he has never had
me headache. They have entirely cured
him Cascarets do what you recommend
them TO do. will give Won the privilepe
OF using his name. ,'--E. M. bicksoT.
112o Resiiier St., W. indianapolis, Tnd.
Eleasant. Palatahle. Potent Taste Coca.
IKE 4So Gocq Never Sicken. aKVeakeu ar Csripe.
Age. zaG. ouc. Never sold III bulk THE cen.
nine tablet stamped CCC. Csuaraas1nssss ~
cure or your money back. $50 1880 w
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E8 John T. Adamson, who recently
announced his candidacy for the office
of attorney general, was formerly pri-
vate secretary for Tightwad Tom Mar
shall Some people construe his can
didacy as an effort on the part of Mar
shall to get even with Andy Miller
who is reported to have always declined
to bow down and worship at Tightwad
Toms shrine.
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TO HEAR RUGBY SUSPECT.
suoye and Meehan, Alleged slayers
Of Riee. up Tuesday.

Rugby N. d., April 1s.--It Is expect
ed the preliminary hearing of Jack
Buoye and John Meehan, charged with
being implicated in the death of o. c.
Rice, viii be held Tuesday.
Officials have been waiting to secure
additional evidence against the pris-
oners in the shape of report OF physi-
clans as to the condition Of Rice's
brain, removed from his body at the
time Of his death to be dissected.
Buoye and Meehan are still In the
county jail at Towner,, not being able
TO raise bonds Of $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18
FOR DYSPEPSIA
You Risk Nothing BY Trying This
Remedy.

We want every one troubled witt
indigestion and dyspepsia to come to
our store and obtain box of Rexal
Dyspepsia Tablets. They contain Bis
muth-Subnitrate and Pepsin prepared
by process which develops digestive
disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the ir-
ritable, weak stomach, strengthen and
invigorate the digestive organs, re-
lieve nausea and indigestion, promote
nutrition and bring about q feeling OF
comfort.
II you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
let's a reasonable trial we will return
your money IL you are not satisfied
with the result. Three sizes. 25 cents,
so cents and $100, Remember you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in Fargo
only at our stores.--The Rexall Stores.
The Waldorf Pharmacy, Fargo Drug
Co., Economy Drug co.
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AZ The wives of two defeated candi-
dates for the mayoralty at Kenmare
stopped the subscriptions of their hus-
bands to The Kenmare Journal.
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NERVOUS
PROSTRATION

tired, weak, worn out, lacking IN
energy, easily irritated, headache. dfzzi
ness sleepiessness. fear and Depression
and certainly orercome hr 's
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DR.. A. w. CHASE'S
NERVE PILLS

The genuine bears portrait and sig.
net, nature I, p 4, ". Chase, NJ. D. 80 cts. i
Med. Co, T6, Buffalo, n. Z. For saIe
~ Fout g POrterheld.
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&S 1t rather appears that while ii
may be easy to appoint a successor to
the late Justice Brewer--it may be
difficult to fill his place.
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az The Bathgate Pink Paper is in
clined to regard whatever conclusion
Doc Purcell reaches in the BalIinger
cases as final.
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"a The meanest man has been found
in Pittsburg. He was the banker brok-
er who testified his dead father start
ed him along bad lines. ~
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AZ 1t is said that he but lives-who
lives in peace. Existence must be
joyous among the republicans of North
Dakota.
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ET There weren't many baseball
games in North Dakota Saturday or
Sunday.
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CT So far twenty-one counties as
against eighteen last year and twelve
the year before, have asked for seed
to enter the corn contests this year.
These are conducted by Professor
Randlett Of the A c. ana they are hav-
ing good results in interesting the
youth Of the state Probably twenty
i've counties win participate in the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18

az A family near Pembina published
an explanation about how the children
caught the measles and exposed others
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az There has been a great increase
in the mortality of grandmothers since
the baseball season began-down east.
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sT The German airship line charge
So per mile. Naturally this aerial
travel comes high.
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"a There is one good thing about the
scraps between the Chinese in this
country-they usually kill off each
other.
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sT Editor Andrews of The Licger-
wood Broadaxe seems to think 1t would
be indeed hard fate-if Editor Stick
ley Of The Kenmare Journal had to go
TO the pen along with such fellows as
Plumley and Brewer--on libel charges,
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s% John Bruegger's aidermanic can
didates won at Williston.
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sT One victim urges that Pullman
porters be indicted for the acceptance
of brides.
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strawberry growing contests under the
same auspices.
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The Fargo Forum ana Republican IL
published every evening except Sunday In
and Fifth street north, Fargo, N. ID.
subscription - The Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican, by carrier. l5c per week.
or 40c per month, in advance; SIS per year.
The Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican
&i per year. The Fargo Forum and Sat
urday Republican, So per year, Single
copies SC. Subscribers will End the date
70 which they have paid, printed opposite
their names on their address slips.
Address all communications to The 70.
rum Printing Co., Fargo. N. ID.
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fg II some of the gossips would give
their imagination a rest--the reputa-
tions of their neighbors would be inn
proved.
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EE Taft might say to Ballinger:
Here's your hat, what's your rush9'
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HAVE YOUR FuRs
stored at Oliver Denis, AT II. p. ave
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sE The Grand Forks Elks gave the
visitors to their dedicatory exercises a
great time.
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&T The Forman News is enlarged
and improved in other respects.
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6E New Workers are congratulating
themselves that they have a governor
and mayor who are making good.
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'fT The Bathgate Pink Paper is in
clined to regard whatever conclusion
Doc Purcell reaches in the BaIlinger
case as final.
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EE The N. p. has put Fargo back on
the map in connection with the fast
coast trains
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sE There Is some soreness at West.
hope over the gas companies-and
Minot wishes she had 'em.
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eT The morning sheet will be I'M
grateful If It fails to give Editor os-
born. jr.. of The Glyndon News, at
least, a nice wedding notice. He ap-
pears to be making desperate effort
to earn it.
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3 Minot hopes to secure a cold
storage plant to be constructed by the
Armour people.
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strawberry growing contests under the
same auspices.
az John Bruegger's aidermanic can
didates won at williston
ET There weren't many baseball
games in North Dakota Saturday or
Sunday
sT One victim urges that Pullman
porters be indicted for the acceptance
of brides.
ET The Grand Forks Elks gave the
visitors to their dedicatory exercises a
great time.
EI' The N. p. has put Fargo back on
the map in connection with the fast
coast trains.
Gar Minot hopes to secure a cold
storage plant to be constructed by the
Armour people.
EE There is some soreness at West
hope over the gas companies-andl
Minot wishes she had EN-
GH New Workers are congratulating
themselves that they have a governor
and mayor who are making good.
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e% The beautiful snow!

E~J. F. christen is the new p. m. at
Taylor.
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S# On account Of the big racing at
fractions to be held in Fargo during
the state fair il was decided not to
hold the usual June meeting.
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az a poet in the Minnesota pen was
pardoned. Most editors are quite con-
WINGED the pen is the proper place for
rhymesters especially If they are Of
the spring poetry variety.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18

isg Since Editor Irvine OF The Lid
gerwood Monitor put in a typesetting
machine he win be able to help out
brother editors in that vicinity.